of all persons fined, to arrange the program for each meeting, to assign performances, and to draw all orders on the treasury.

SEC. 6. (Historian)—It shall be the duty of the Historian to furnish a history of the society from its organization, and such personal history of former members as may be of interest to the society; also to collect and keep all printed matter concerning the Palladian Society, and place the same in a scap book. The moneys expended for papers containing such articles shall be paid by the society.

SEC. 7. (Corresponding Secretary)—It shall be the duty of the Corresponding Secretary to attend to such correspondence as the society may direct, and he shall also have charge of and be accountable for Palladian property.

SEC. 8. (Treasurer)—It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to receive and disburse all money, and to keep an accurate account of all receipts and disbursements, to pay no bills until allowed by the Executive Committee and upon a written order from the Secretary, signed by the President. He shall make a report to the society at the close of his term of office, and turn over all money in his hands to his successor in office.

SEC. 9. (Music Secretary)—It shall be the duty of the Music Secretary to furnish music for all regular programs of the society.

SEC. 10. (Critic)—The duties of the Critic shall be those that usually appertain to that office.

SEC. 11. (Sergeant-at-Arms)—It shall be the duty of the Sergeant-at-Arms to preserve order at all meetings, act as doorkeeper and usher. He shall have power to appoint such assistants as he may deem necessary.

Article III.—COMMITTEES.

SECTION 1. (Committees)—The standing committees shall be "Executive," and "Finance, Ways, and Means," each to consist of three members, also a com-