Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-01-22

l public service. The funds will
be invested in government or other
securities suitable for permanent
trust funds and the income will be
awarded periodically to the ind:-
vidual or group that has rendered
distinguished service toward the
advancement Of democracy, public
welfare, liberal thought or peace
through justice" In commenting
on the award, Hamilton Holt, ex-
ecutive director Of the movement,
said today:
while this foundation bears the
name Of Woodrow Wilson and has
been established to perpetuate his
name and the ideals for which he
stood, the foundation will os .iv-
ing, active agency for encouraging
public service long after Mr..
Wilson and those Of us who are
foundation have passed on. There
is always a great need for men who
will devote their time and energy
to unselfish, high-minded work for
mankind. This foundation, through
its awards, will act as an incentive
for such an endeavor and will
prove a boon to future generations
by providing perpetual call to
public service and by recognizing
such service in an adequate way"
The administration Of the fund
will be in the hands of a board of
trustees composed Of IS represent
alive Americans. Members of the
board of trustees already appoint
ed are Cleveland H. Dodge, New
York; President e. A. Alderman
of the University of Virginia;
Franklin D. Roosevelt, New York /;
William Allen White, Kansas; and
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. Iowa.
The awards will be made BY a jury
composed of Is prominent Ameri-
can men and women, part appoint
ed by the board of trustees tom
original nominations and part ap-
proved by the board after nomina-
ton by other organizations. In an
nouncing the opening of the cam
paign, the national committee of
the foundation stresses the fact
that it is strictly a non-partisan ef-
fort and that people of all schools
of political thought are joining to
give America an award for unself-
ish service to humanity.
Every subscriber to the founda-
ton will receive a certificate to
the effect that he or she has be-
come a founder Of the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation. In drawing up
the form for the certificate, the
idea was to provide something that
would be kept for its artistic
beauty as well az for its historic
significance. 1t bears a portrait
of Woodrow Wilson as the central
figure and underneath the portrait
appears an extract from his speech
to congress on April 2, 1917, on the
necessity of war with Germany:
"The world must be made safe
for democracy. Its peace must be
planted upon the tested founda-
tons Of political liberty"
Underneath the portrait and in.
scription, appears sentence Ger
tifying that the recipient has con
tributed to the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation and has thereby be
come a founder. This is worded a:
follows: .....
"The national committee Of tn,
Woodrow Wilson Foundation here
BY certifies that (name of contrib
utor) is a founder of the Woodrow
Wilson award, created by public
subscription in the year 1922 ii
recognition of the national and in
ternational services of Woodrow
Wilson, twice president Of tn
United States"
The portrait is the work Of Mis-
Frances Soule Campbell, who ha
made many pictures of men in pub
lie life during the past few years
The arrangement is the work o
Edward r. Gaudy, type expert.
Each person who makes a cen
tribution to the foundation will re
ceive a receipt to that effect. Vine
this receipt is forwarded to the M
tiona! headquarters of the founda
ton, $50 Nassau street, New Yorl
City, the certificate will be malice
to the contributor. ..-.
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