The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-27

FRANKLIN Q. ROOSEVELT Chairman of the National Committee of
 the Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
 which must invest the funds in United States or other recognized securities.
 Five trustees have already been ap- pointed. The Board of Trustees will also appoint the Jury of Awards of 25 men and women who will select the person or group to whom the award will go.
 TAsaMaHom Hhe stass frsne fFs as Glass chairman: Hon. Sydney J. Bowie, execn- tive chairman. 2227 First avenue Bir- tannETan1 chaiTman. Prescott Prescott, ARKANsAsN Hon, Thomas C. McRae, chairman; Hon w: $. Goodwin. vice chairman. Hotel Marion, sectionEMrs. Annette Abbott Adams 1o92 Era 5Hiscd Mershant5 Southern Section - Hon. Harrington Brown, chairman, S975 So. Vermont ave nue, Los Angeles. COLORADO-Hon National Bank Building. Denver. CON NECTICUT-Prof Irving Fisher. chair chairman, 5s High street; New Haven. chairman. 71o Blackshire Road, Whining Robert fS1 S Wooey cSairman con9i mental Trust Building, Washington FLoRIDA-Jehn C; Cooper, Jr., Esq' ing. Ja jacksonville. GEORGIA-Hon. Plea sant A. Stovall, chairman, Savannah. i man, Boise. 1LLiNo1s--Hon. Edward N. Hurley chairman of organization, Suite All, steger Building; Chicago, IOWA HerTicE Building. Des Moines. KANSAS Hon. Jouett Shouse. chairman, 1912 agenu9 RobsrP kaPsaz w City Bnkham khM chairman, Louisville Trust Building, Louisville. LOUIsIANA-Col. A. T. MAINEEHon. Charles F. Johnson, chair man, Room 800. Congress Square Hotel, street. street Boston RYLAND-cIarence K Bowie Esq. Ghairman H1a @1c,1,IG Fidelity M Hon. Woodbridge N. Ferris. chairman, Big Rapids. MINNESOTA-Hon. George II. Partridge. chairman: Room POS. 529 SISSIPPI-Hcn. Oscar Newton. chairman. Jackson. MISSOURI - J. Lionberger ing, St Louis MONTANA-Hon Thomas Stout, chairman, Lewistown. NEBRAS- KAoWi5m " Pn F a5ftfr BaIter Esq; & Go chpmhn' chairman. Reno. NEW HAMPSHiRE@, Capital street. Concord NEW JEi;sIGY lion J. Warren Davis. chairman. Post Office Bl.il1ing, Trenton. NEW MENICO buquerque. NEW HORK-EIon. James ". Gerard. chairman. z6 Ce6ar street, NORTH DAKOTA-Hon. A G. Burr, chairman, Rugby. OHIO-HOn. New ton D. Baker. chairman, Union National HOMA-Hon. Charles E. .Anes. chair OREGON-Hon. c. s. Jackson. chair man, Portland Journal Portland. PENNSYLVANIA-Hon Roland s. Nor Philadelphia. SOUTH CAROLINA - Hon. Robert \. Cooper. chairman, Columbia. SOUTH DAKOTA - Hon. Edwin $. Johnson. chairman, Yankton. TEN NESSEE-RO Luke Lea. man, Nashville Tennessean. Nashville TEXAS-Thomas s. Taliaferro. Esq, chairman. University Club. Houston. RHODE ISLAND-Richard Comstock Esq, chairman, 10 Weybosset street Providence. UTAH Hon. James H Moyle, chairman. All East First South street, Salt Lake City. VERMONT nlngton. VIRGINIA-Hon. Carter Glass chairman; Hon. John Skelton Williams, executive chairman, Richmond WASH INGTON-MrS E. D. Christian chair man, East 709 Ermina avenue. Spokane WEST VIRGINIk-lion William r.. CIil- ton, chairman. III Union Trust Building. Charleston. WISCONSIN-Karl Mathie WYOMING-T. (. Diers, Esq, chairman Sheridan.
 The campaign, starting January l6 will continue until the amount necessary to endow the Foundation has been raised A handsome certificate, suitable for fram- ing and bearing q picture of MT. Wilson will be presented to every contributor
 state headquarters, or to Hamilton Holt Executive Director at National Head quarters, 15o Nassau street, New York N. Y.