Chapter V: Section 2: Membership in the National Conservation Congress shall be
as follows:
OF KANSAS CITY, MO.,
PRESIDENT, FOURTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS]
Individual membership: One dollar a year, entitling the member to a copy of the Proceedings and an invitation to the next year’s Congress, without further appointment from any organization.
Individual permanent, or life membership: Twenty-five dollars, entitling the member to a certificate of membership and a copy of the Proceedings and invitations to all succeeding annual Congresses.
Individual supporting membership: One hundred dollars, or more, entitling the member to a certificate of membership, a copy of the Proceedings, and an invitation to all succeeding Congresses.
Organization membership: Twenty-five dollars, entitling its delegates to the Proceedings, and an invitation to the organization to appoint delegates to the next Congress.
Organization supporting membership: One hundred dollars, or more, entitling the organization to appoint one delegate from each State, each of whom shall receive a copy of the Proceedings.
ARTICLE 8—DELEGATIONS AND STATE OFFICERS.
Section 1. The several delegates from each State in attendance at any Congress shall assemble at the earliest practicable time and organize by choosing a Chairman and a Secretary. These delegates, when approved by the Committee on Credentials, shall constitute the delegation from that State.
ARTICLE 9—VOTING.
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Proceedings [of the] fourth National Conservation Congress [at] Indianapolis, October 1-4, 1912Chapter V: Section 2: Membership in the National Conservation Congress shall be
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