The interior journal., 1918-01-25

do all in its mower TO su"ceSafu''v
prosecute and sneedilv terminate 'hn
war. To look after the wives. chill
drcn and in some cases, parents of
the bows who have zone 20 do du'v
NJ the front. In fre IN serve in auv
raracitv IL can. Tho Articles of As-
sociation which follow give n bo''cr
convention ~ the LEAGUES purnoscs
than can be briefly stated here. They
are:
Articles or Association or
The Liberty Service LEAGUE
First-Thc nome Of this or~' ri7a-
ton shall be The Liberty Service
League.
Second-The sole purposc and
most endeavor Of this organization
is. and shall be 70 aid. in every way
possible. end support bv all lust
means in its power IS an ORGANIZATION
md in the mower Of individual mem
bers thereof. our government in all
Of its efforts TO successfully prose
cute and spcedily terminate the war
IL is now waging against the foes Of
democracy and civilization. and "a
further and promote this noble and
patriotic purpose. the organization
and every individual member there
Of. shall render such active service
/ in the vicinare, as NAV be necessary
and il shall be the solemn duty OF
every member thereof to report
promptly to the executive committee
any and all reasonable acts or ut
teranccs. or unpatriotic criticisms of
the government or of any of its
chief executive officers or any of the
departments or branches thereof, of
which they may have knowledge or
receive information.
Third-All male citizens of the
United States of America, over the
age of 21 years and Of high moral
character. and zealously and patri-
otically devoted to the welfare Of our
nation. shall he eligible TO member
ship. but can only become members
when IL shall be so determined By
the membership committee.
| Fourth-The meetings. until and
unless otherwise decided by the exec.
utive committee, shall be restricted
20 members only and shall be held
weekly. at such time and place as
may be determined by the executive
committee. No matter, not strictly
germane TO the fundamental princi
pies and purposes of the organiza
ton shall be introduced or discussed
at any meeting. and this provision
shall be promptly and stritcly en-
forced by the presiding officer. Nc
impromptu speech shall be longer
than five minutes, without the voted
consent of the members present.
Fifth-The officers of the organi.
zation shall be president, three
vice-presidents and secretary. The
president shall preside at all meet
ings Of the organization and shall be
its chief executive officer. The vice
presidents in the order of appoint
ment. shall in the absence of the
president, preside at the meetings.
and the secretary shall make and
keep an accurate report of all meet
ings.
Sixth-The organization shall
have the following committees, an
executive committee. n membership
committee and program committee
all of which shall consist of three
members TO be appointed by the
president. But such other special
committees may be from time to
time, as the organization may deter
mine, appointed.
The president shall eX-ofiicio be a
member of and chairman of the exc
cutive committee and it shall have
the general management of the af-
fairs of the organization, and such
special service as may be designated
by the president or by the organiza-
ton itself. but it shall be it's solemn
duty to receive and carefully investi-
gate all reports. made to it by the
members upon matters pertaining to