. The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 15 (May 7, 1920)]. times a post may believe theDepartment Adjutant has assigned itmore men than really live in its dis-trict. In that case it can adjust dif-ferences with the Department Adju-tant. That adjustment will comeafter the drive. Until that datethere will be no time to argue overtechnicalities. Names of 100 percent, posts will be recorded in theWeekly. Some departments have held mem-bership campaigns of their own re-cently. They have the option ofjoining or not joining in this any case all new members re-cruited in campaigns since J
. The American Legion Weekly [Volume 2, No. 15 (May 7, 1920)]. times a post may believe theDepartment Adjutant has assigned itmore men than really live in its dis-trict. In that case it can adjust dif-ferences with the Department Adju-tant. That adjustment will comeafter the drive. Until that datethere will be no time to argue overtechnicalities. Names of 100 percent, posts will be recorded in theWeekly. Some departments have held mem-bership campaigns of their own re-cently. They have the option ofjoining or not joining in this any case all new members re-cruited in campaigns since Jan-urary 1 will count in the much for the plan. Detailed in-structions on its operation havegone out to all posts, giving direc-tions how to proceed. The big thing is your own per-sonal interest. How frequently haveyou run into those curt, terse signsthat abound on factory and officewalls: Keep Out. THIS MEANSYOU! Very brusque but should be amended to be theslogan of every Legion member forthe coming drive: Get busy. THISMEANS YOU!. GoldMedal EVERYWHERE Wherever outdoor men go—intothe North Woods—out into the biggame country—fishing—hunting—exploring—youll find Gold Medal,the logical camp furniture. For years the standard amongcampers and in the governmentservice; built light, strong, durableand compact; there is no1 bettercamp furniture, for novice or veteranthan Gold Medal. At Sporting Goods, Furnitureand Hardware Stores and TentMakers. Write for complete catalog anddealers name. Gold MedalCamp Furniture Mfg. Co. 1735 Packard Ave., Racine, Wis. GOLD. H E DAL Furniture For Home and Camp
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