The Little River news., 1922-01-21

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 % men and women who will select the person or group to whom the award will go.
 The state chairmen are as follows:
 ALABAMA-Hon., Frank F. Glass eharman Mon sydney 5S7 irst B9We 9Vaene eHfSr Br- mingham. ARIZONA-Hon. A; II; Favour chairman. Prescott. ARKANSAS-Hon. Thomas c. McRae, chairman; Hon w; S' Section-Mrs Annette Abbott Adams, chairman, 1o32 Merchants H;sod ExeRange spoWn s1ovnere Chairman, SaGn ss75 so Vermont ave nue, Los Angeles. COLORADo-Ho National SGnn al Bank Badne penves 0
 man: man Prof. Ray westeraeld, executive Ss Ngh street NsW stadaimsn naEen
 ton. ton DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-Hon. Robert ": WooIley ,S chairwan ma .,, Conti- Co1dd chairman, Atlantic National Bank Build ing, Jacksonville. GEORGIA-Hon. Plea sant A. stoval chaiTman, Ms sava9nan cha;r
 man, Boise ILLINOIS-Hon. Edward N. Hurley, chairman of organization. Suite 1 Hon ssSsf sGgn Buang gMeTadth Ehaag0
 Hon. Jouett Shouse. chairman. 1912 BatimSre ayenu9 ohaa1 kansas City, pnhSs KEN N
 chairman. Louisville Trust Building. Louisville. LOUISIANA-Col A. T. Prescott. e chairman. dr,. Baton Rouge. man, Room 500, Congress Square Hotel, Portland. MASSACHUSETTS-J F.. toIs Moors Esq Esq, chairmani 1ol Fremont Fremont
 Building, Baltimore, % Nd. MI; Mic1IIGAN0. t.
 Hon. Woodbridge N. Ferris, chairman. Big Rapids. M1NNEsoTA,.Hon. George Second avenue, south, Minneapolis. MIS- SISSIPPI-Hon. Oscar Newton, chairman, Jackson MISSOURI Ess 1 o.o J. Lionbergsr
 ing, St. Louis. MONTANA-Hon. Thomas
 Stout, chairman. Lewistown. NEBRAS-
 KA-William F. Baxter, Esq. chairman, NEVADA = Hon; William Woodburn.
 chairman, Reno. NEW HAMPSHIRE
 Hon. Robert 3bert Jackson chairman; 25
 lion. J. Warren Davis. chairman, Post Office Building, Trenton. NEW MEXICO l Hon. Summers Burkhart. chairman, AL
 byqueeraue; eoauea M NEW YoRKCH9n James | New York City. NORTH CAROLINA
 Mrs. Josephus Daniels, chairman, Raleigh. NORTH DAKOTA-Hon A. G. Burr,
 ton D. Baker, chairman, Union National
 Bank Building. Cleveland. OKLA man, Bristol Hotel, Oklahoma City. | OREGON-Hon. c. s. Jackson, chair
 man, Portland Journal, Portland
 PENNsYLvANIA,-Hon. , Roland s. Nor
 Phladelphia SOUTH CARoLINA "
 Columbia, soUTH C02PSFi DAK6TA A'n@lfmon. @ mon..
 Edwin s. Johnson, chairman, Yankton. l TENNTSSlEi-Hon. Luke Lea, chair
 man, man, Nashville Tennessean: Nashville. chairman, University Club, Houston. RHODE ISLAND-Richard Comstocll, i Esq., chairman, 10 Weybosset street l Providence. UTAH - Hon. James H. 1 Moyle, chairman, All East First South
 street Salt Lake City. VERMONT | nlngton. VIRGINIA-Hon. Carter Glass, l chairman; Hon. John Skelton Williams | executive chairman, Richmond WASH i 1NGTON-Mrs. E. D. Christian. chair l man, East 703 Ermna avenue, Spokane 1 WEST VIRGINIA--Hon. William E, C,hil- | Charleston. WISCONSIN-Karl Mathie ] Esq, chairman, 509 Grant street, Wausau ] WYOMlNG-T. C. Diers, Esq, chairman, [ Sheridan. | The campaign, starting on January 1s will continue until the amount necessary
 handsome certificate, suitable for fram- l ing and bearing picture of MT. Wilson. will be presented to every contributor
 Contributions may be sent to local or ! state Headquarters, or to Hamilton Holt. executive Director at National Head. , Sparv.ers' loo Nassau street, New York