| 85.00|
Printing Bulletin No. 5 | | 62.50| 62.50|
Stationery, Printing & Supplies | 50.55| 91.01| 141.56|
Postage, Express, etc. | 36.60| 75.78| 112.38|
Prizes 1919 Nut Contest | 128.00| | 128.00|
Advertising 1920 Nut Contest | 52.08| | 52.08|
Printing Report 10th Meeting | 69.09| 400.05| 469.14|
Printing Report 11th Meeting | | 341.85| 341.85|
Funds received for Transmission to | | | |
other parties | | 3.00| 3.00|
Salary Secretary | 50.00| | 50.00|
|_______|_________|_________|_________
|$535.32|$1,173.84|$1,709.16|$1,709.16

Forty-seven new members have joined the Association since the last
report, making 523 since organization, of which we have 221, making 302
who have resigned or otherwise dropped out. It will be noticed that the
number of members received last year, 47, is less than the number
reported a year ago, 66. This in the judgment of the Treasurer is
entirely due to the less amount of energy expended for a smaller
proportion of members have dropped out than a year ago. While the
gaining of members is not particularly easy it can be done and the
number gained to quite an extent is in proportion to the energy put on
it.

The finances of the Association this year are in a more troublesome
situation than any year since the undersigned had charge. Two reports
each at double normal cost each is quite enough to cause it. An
inspection of the Treasurer's accounts have made it evident that during
no year in the history of the Association have the dues received been
equal to the cost of carrying on the Association. Each year some members
interested have contributed in addition to paying dues. During the year
past these sums have been considerable. It is believed that with only
one report a year there will be only normal difficulty in handling the
finances of the Association. The orderly conduct of the finances of the
Association makes it very desirable that normal receipts of dues take
care of normal expenditures with a little margin for contingencies. The
matter of classes of membership would seemingly help on this. The
treasurer would not recommend changing the annual membership from its
present figures, $2.00, but