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duties as well. Only one who has done the work or lived closely in
touch with i t has any idea of what it means.

To summarize our finances: our assets for the year from the time of
my last report i n To DRAGMA : July 1st, 1917, to July 1st, 1918, have
been i n cash $3,153.17 plus our Liberty Bonds with accrued interest
$517.50 making our total assets $3,670.67. Our total expenditures
were $1,937.46, leaving a balance of $1,733.21, of which $517.50
represents the bond feature and $1,215.71 that of the cash. Our
income from our two new chapters i n installation fees was $385; our
interest was $13.13; leaving our regular income from our chapters
$2,755.04.

This balance of $1,733.21 is slightly more than that of last year
and means much more, in that we had less income from new chapters.
With our new system of payment of undergraduate dues, this next
year ought to be one of prosperity.

The following summary is perhaps the clearest possible. The
items "Registrar's work, President's Work," etc., are all items f o r
supplies and clerical work, but I have listed them as departments to
make the statement to correspond with the basis of division in last

year's report. $ 18.67
20.02
Committee work and petty officers 97-41
President's work
Registrar's work 196.94
Secretary's work > 50.00
Treasurer's work
Committee on Admissions 69.42
303-3I
Supplies
Traveling expenses of district superintendents, 685.97
4I-75
delegates, officers 400.00
National Panhellenic Congress 53-97
To DRAGMA

Clerical work

$1,937-46

The year has not been spectacular in any way. I t has marked a
period of hard work and careful thought, in placing our expenditures
where they were most needed, to bring all departments of our organi-
zation up to the highest point of efficiency by giving to our workers
the proper equipment.

Respectfully submitted,

LILLIAN MCCAUSLAND,

Grand Treasurer.