The Society believes that for the present as little red tape as possible
should prevail in the admission of applicants. A large membership is
desired. Consequently, a request to be enrolled addressed to the
secretary-general, to any of the members of the Executive Council, or to
a member of the Society who is located in the neighborhood of the
applicant, will generally be sufficient to effect the desired result. It
is recommended, however, that persons desiring admission shall obtain
the blanks provided by the Society, for applicants.