The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-01-14
WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION
State and Nation Ready To Pay Tribute to Former
President Wilson

Nevada is ready to begin on January Is its campaign to
ate his ideals through the woodrow Wilson Foundation. Practically
every section Of the state has been &c orsa anins " with = COMMITTEES ss11%i Of
Of January the opportunity WIN Be given for ; nj state to express
for which woodrow Wilson has been the chief spokesman"
liam WOODBURY. dSn0an ssno' Nevada sy chairman shairnsn Of the Foundation ass IN in Nh
State. In a gsrs i sst snaGq f1ssn%i1 o Of : : asn toward IN endowment, Of
$1,000 600 or more to provide. through the Woodrow Wilson FOun-
s welfare pS sbsTai thought GUS ., or peace through justice" s. to to begin in q
every State is organized and ready for the opening day of subscrip-
Each State has been divided into districts with men and
women appOintees accepting the responsibility Of taking care of ths
administration, friends of the broad idealism which Mr.: Wilson be-
parties to this movement to establish in America awards somewhat
"The opportunity to contribute to the Foundation comes
almost exactly a year after the plan to render a tribute to Mr.. Wilson
at Sa the e'S So%e Of Mrs. Charles L. TIFFANY in New York outlined % q pin
e sGn eight Z Of Il most n n " w YEARS Of Of the he wo : 8 si Mone H TSss
sd d mot aouot F Eass w 10 Sas e tseir I istsnaio !, to n,S 'stesl w I ma asesrs e. s t0
tory. to honor IN American while he was stlI living
was hrst made public at a great Winters day meeting at a New York
hotel Since that time the purpose of the Foundation has been de-
''N : Created in recognition of the National and international
services of Woodrow Wilson, twice President of the United States.
who furthered the cause of human freedom and was instrumental in
forces Of mankind throughout the world.
ton will be made from time to time BY 2 Nationally constituted com
9 %ltts Ss, to the 9 indag1dSal service 2 gEoup 70 t asmo ns rsn osCic wsfare' a n sSss
thought or peace through Justice ..,m
viii be pursued in the campaign. 1t is the feeling Of the organisation
who fas conceived col the plan win be best served BY seeing to it that
the work everywhere takes the form of a free Will onerfng. The or
ganization has been developed throughout the State oil a large scale
merely to make certain that the widest possible representation will
have the opportunity of becoming founders of the endowment.
ITO all who subscribe to the foundation a certificate /, tic
be given. The central figure of this is a portrait of Woodrow Wilson.
"At a recent meeting of the National Committee OF the
Foundation held In New York and attended by representatives from
all parts Of the country final steps for the actual work OF January
were taken. The Committee on Permanent Organization has recon-
mended that a Board of Trustees consisting OF is members have
charge of the fund, investing what is collected by the Executive
Committee and the State organizations and annually disbursing the
income to the Jury of Awards. AS a nucleus OF hve members for
this Board the names of Franklin d. Roosevelt. former Assistant
Secretary of the Navy; Cleveland II. Dodge of New York; President
A. e. Alderman of the University Of Virginia; William Allen White
of Kansas, and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait of Iowa have been sg-
gested.
THE Jury of Awards is to consist Of twenty-five persons.
ten to be named by the Board Of Trustees and fifteen to be nominated
by National organizations designated by the Board. Eight of the
original members of the Jury OF Awards are to serve for three years,
eight for six years, and eight for nine years. The chairman will serve
for a term OF nine years, which Ii, to be the normal term Of Office for
a juror"
The executive committee of the Foundation is headed by
Cleveland H. Dodge of New York, al chairman. Franklin d. Roose-
welt is chairman Of the National Committee, and Hamilton Holt is
executive director. The executive committee is as follows:
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. Frank l. Cobb, Stephen p. Dug
gan, Mrs. ]. Malcolm Forbes. Edwin #. Gay. Mrs. J. Borden Har1-
man, Edward NJ. House, Frederick Lynch, Henry Morgenthau, Adoph
s. Ochs, Frank L. Polk, Virginia l.. Tiffany, Stephen {. Wise, and
Mrs. H. Otto Wittpenn.
National Headquarters r at $50 Nassau Street, New York
City.
Chairman of the Foundation in Eureka County.