Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-26


FRANKLIN D. 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 APP
pointed. The Board of Trustees will also
and women who will select the person or
group to whom the. award will 60
The state chairmen are as follows:
ALABAMA-He9n. Frank +: CLASS
tive chairman, 2227 First avenue Biz
mingham. ARIzONA-Hon. A. H. Favour,
GRairman RTeseott Oh ARRAN aaS VI
Goodwin, vice. chairman, Hotel Marion,
Little Rock. CALIFORNIA, Northern
seetion-Mrsi Annette Abbott Adams ANS
Building San Francisco. CALIFORNIA,
Brown. chairman, 1875 So Vermont ave-
John T. Barnett, chairman, $40 First
National Bank Building, Denver. CON-
NECTICUT-Prof. Irving Fisher, chair
man; Prof. Ray Westerfleld, executive
chairman, Sc High street, New Haven.
DELAWARE-Miss H. L. Stadelman,
chairman, 40 Blackshire Road, Whining
ton. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Hon
mental Trust Building, washington.
FLORIDA-John G.; Cooper, Jrr., ESQ,
ing, Jacksonville. GEORGIA-Hon. Plea
SAINT A. Stovall, chairman, Savannah.
lDAHO-Hon: James H. Hawley, chair
man, Boise ILLINOIS-Hon Edward N.
1411. Steger Building, Chicago IOWA
Hon. Edwin T. Meredith, chairman,
Herrick Building, Des Moines. KANSAS
Hon. Jouett shouse, chairman, 1912
Baltimore avenue, Kansas City. KEN
TUCKY-Hon. Robert w. Bingham,
chairman, Louisville Trust Building
Louisville. LOUISIANA-COl. A. T..
Prescott chairman, Baton Rouge.
MAINE-Hon. Charles F. Johnson, chair
man. Room 500 Congress Square Hotel.
Portland. INSTRUMENTATION F.
street Boston YLAND-Ciarence
& Bowie ESQ G H1a aI15,1, Fidelity
Hon. Woodbridge n; Ferris. chairman,
Big Rapids. ADMINISTRATION. George
H. Partridge, chairman, Room 208, 500
Second avenue, south, Minneapolis. MIS-
Jackson. MISSOURI J. Lionberger
Davis Esq, Federal Reserve Bank Build
ing, St. Louis NOMINATION ThoMas
STOUT. chairman, Lewistown. NEBRAS-
KA-William f. Baxter, Esq, chairman,
care Of Thos. fitzpatrick & Co, Omaha.
NEVADA = Hon. William Woodburn,
f aon ROBES Sfp0 JadEs0 E cRar@an Is
Capital street, Concord. NEW JERSEY
Hon. J.; Warren Davis, chairman. Post
Hon Summers BurIhart, chairman, Al
buquerque. NEW YORK-Hon. James
W Gerard. chairman, 4s Cedar street,
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, chairman, Raleigh.
NORTH DAKOTA-Hon. A G. Burr,
chairman, Rugby. OHIO-Hon. New
ton D. Baker, 81l;S CHAIRMAN. Union National
HoMA--Hon. Charles B. Ames, chair
man, Bristol Hotel. Oklahoma City.
OREGON-Hon. C. S. Jackson, chair
man, Portland Journal, Portland.
ris chairman, Land Title Building,
Philadelphia. SOUTH CAROLINA =,
Hon. Robert A. Cooper, chairman.
FS 9Tn 16 S0UTH DAKoTA Hon
DEMONSTRATION Luke Lea, chair
man, Nashville Tennessean, Nashville.
TEXAS-Thomas S. Taliaferro, Esq,
RHODE ISLAND-Richard Comstock,
Esq, chairman 10 Weybosset street,
Providence. UTAH = Hon. James H.
Moyle, chairman e1i AZ l.. East First South
John Spargo, Esq, chairman, Old Ben
nington. VACCINATION. Carter Glass,
chairman; Hon. John Shelton Williams,
executive chairman, Richmond WASH
INGTON-NIrs. E. D, Christian, chair
man, East 703 Ermina avenue Spokane.
WEST VIRGINIA-Hon, William e. Chill
ton, chairman, All Union Trust Building,
Charleston. WISCONSIN-Kar Mathie,
Esq, chairman, 500 Grant street, Wausau.
WYoMING-T. G. piers, Esq, chairman,
Sheridan.
The campaign, starting on January 1e.
will continue until the amount necessary
to endow the Foundation has been raised.
A handsome certificate, suitable for franz
ing and bearing picture of Mr.. 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
quarters, $50 Nassau street, New, York,