The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-02-16


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
appoint the Jury of Awards OF 20 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 p GlaEs'
chairman Hon S SS1 First j. Bowie e%g B1
mingham. ARIZONA-Hon. A; II; FAVOUR
chairman, Prescott. ARKANSAS-Hon
Thomas c. McRae, chairman; Hon w; s.
Little Rock. CALIFORNIA, Northern
chairman, 1882 Merchants Exchange
Brown, chairman, 1915 SO. Vermont ave-
nue., Los Angeles. COLORADo-Hon.
National Bank Building, Denver. CON-
NECTICUT-Prof. Irving Fisher, chair
man; Prof Ray Westerheld, executive
fa2IrRSp Mss street Ns stad aaHen
chairman, 40 Biackshire Road, Whining
ton. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA---Hon.
Robert W WOoIleyyi Shair%an. C9ntl
FLoRIDA-John c. Cooper, Jr., ESQ,
chairman, Atlantic National Bank Build
ing, Jacksonville. GEORGIA-Hon. Plea
sant A. stovall, chairman, Savannah.
IDAHO--Hon. James II. Hawley, chair
man, Boise. ILLINOIS-Hon. Edward N.
Hurley, chairman of organization, Suite
l HON st ES%n Building TaGfso
Herrick Building, Des Moines KANSAS
Hon. Jouett Shouse, chairman, 1912
RaltR9re avenue ob Kansas City KhM
chairman, louisville Trust Building,
louisville LoUISIANA-Col. A. I.
PRESCOTT, :. chairman, Baton Rouge.
man. man, Room 500, Congress Square Hotel,
Portland. ACHUSETTS-John f.
Moors. ESQ, CHAIRMAN lOl fremont
Sreei Row Weston ESQ 6barSn FidefS
building, Baltimore, Md MICHIGAN
Hon. Woodbridge n. Ferris, chairman,
Big Rapids. M1NNESOTA-Hon. George
II. Partridge. chairman, Room 20S, 529
Second avenue, south, Minneapolis. MIS-
SISSIPPI-Hon: Oscar Newton, chairman.
Jackson. MISSOURI = ]. Lionberger
ing, ST. Louis. NOMINATION. Thomas
Stout chairman, Lewistown. EEBRAS-
KA--William f. Baxter, ESD, chairman,
NEVADA - Hon. William Woodburn,
chairman, Reno. NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hon, Robert jackson chairman, rs
C92ltal street S0n Gays H cbs SbHS PGst
Office Building, Trenton. NEW MEXICO
Hon. Summers Burkhart, chairman, AL
buquerque. NEW YoRK-Hon. James
New York City. NORTH. CAROLINA
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, chairman, Raleigh.
NORTH DAKOTA-Hon. A @. Burr,
chairman, Rugby. OHIo-Hon. New
ton ID. Baker, chairman, Union National
Bank Building, Cleveland. OKLA
HoMA--Hon.. Charles b. .Ames, chair
oREGoN-Hon. c. s. Jackson, chair
PENNsYLvANIA---Hon. Roland $. Nor
Philadelphia. SOUTH CAROLINA -
t aSn Robert sorTH c S%K6r CHAIRMAN man
EdSIn s. johnson n Chairman nA Yank aon.
TENNESsEE-Hon. Luke Lea, chair
man, Nashville Tennessean, Nashville.
TEXAS-Thomas S. Taliaferro, Esq,
CHAIRMAN. sgniyys5slty, Club, Houston.
Esq, chairman, 10 weybosset street,
Providence. UTAH Hon. James II.
Moyle, chairman, All East First South
street salt Lake City. VERMONT
nington. VIRGINIA-Hon. Carter Glass,
chairman; Hon. John SHELTON williams
executive chairman, Richmond. WASH
INGToN-Mrs IT, ID. Christian, chair
WEST VIRGINIA-Hon William +. Chill
ton, chairman, All Union Trust Building
Charleston. WISCONSIN-Karl Mathie
Esq, chairman, 500 Grant street Wausau.
Sheridan.
The campaign. starting on January 10.
VIII continue until the amount necessary
to endow the Foundation has been raised.
A handsome certificate, suitable for franz
ing and bearing q picture OF Mr.. Wilson,
VIII be presented to every contributor
Contributions may be sent TO local or
state headquarters, or to Hamilton Holt,
quarters. $50 Nassau street. New York,
N. T.