Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-30

TOlunley'ss Ncw Instructions
To Organizers Contain Many
New CamOliflage Precautions

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You should call upon everybody in
township whether friendly or not.
even though you may have no hope
of enrolling some Of them. Call on
those Violently opposed after you have
enrolled everybody else.
If there Is a town in your township,
after you have enrolled the farmers
In the township, go into town and en-
roll as manyfof the townpeople as you
can providing they are men you want
In the league. There r many men in
the towns who can be persuaded to
join the Organization.
Catalogue the Ants.
On the back sheet Of your en-
rollment blank make asrecord Of
all those who cannot be persuaded
to join the league giving name.
post office. route, section. town.
ship and range or name and post
Office If they live in town and on
reason each man could not be
persuaded to join. This list of
non-members will be very valu-
able as a guide to the county
manager.
While. one member of the crew Is
urging a prospective member to join
~ ID very Important lila Tie JULIET
four members of the crew be ready
and give careful attention to what is
said. Let n man talk at a time. Each
man should listen carefully and be
ready at the proper time to furnish
any additional Information or answer
any questions or objections. Every
man above the age of twenty-one
years, whether a voter or not is elig-
ible to membership In the league and
should be solicited. In some families
there are several grown sons or a
brother or a father or an uncle. ALI
these are eligible and il solicited many
will join. Often there are four or five
league members in the same family.
Where in the same household more
than n league member is enrolled
only n set of papers is needed. Ad-
ditional league members in the same
household should be asked to give the
name and address of friends either in
town or perhaps in another state to
whom his set of papers should be sent
Where a woman is the head of 8
family, managing and operating hel
farm or her household in town she IL
eligible to membership. The wife Of
every league member is also a mem
Der of the league without payment Of
further dues. by virtue Of her husband
having joined, and is entitled to par
ticipation in any league precinct meet
ing or other league meetings or con
%ventions, and to be elected delegate
to n league convention.
North Dakota elects state and coun
ty officers every two years. League
membership are for these 2-year cleo
ton periods. League members pay 81
for each 2-year election period
Whether a man pays his membership
January LIST, 1919, or June LIST, 1920
he pays his membership for the 1915
20 2-year election period. 1920 2
year election period expires Decem
Der 31st. 1920. Some may q becaus
they paid their membership fee at tn
that their membership is paid for
years from, that date. This is not tn
correct understanding. A man VIII
pays his membership fee the middl
of the second year or June LIST. 1920
gets as much benefit as. the man VIII
paid his membership fee January Is
1919. the first month. of the 2-yea
election period. Both. are equally ben
Gifted by the success of the %organiza
ton when the elections are over a
the end of that period.
The 1890 election period is near
~ over. Now we are re-enrolling tn
P1919-20 members for the next 2-yea
period-namely, 1921 and 1922. w
are enrolling new members also 70
the 1921-22 election period. All thos
who re-enroll now and who for tn
first time join the league are member
to December 31st, 1922. In man
townships men who nov in or ia.
to join nov will be paying their mem
; bership dues next winter or e sum