Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-01-25

which must invest the funds in United
States or other recognized securities.
Five trustees have already been ap.
pointed. The 1 Beard d, Of lw wa a ot g Is m nso
and women who will select the person or
group to whom the award will go.
Z THE state chairmen are as follows:
3 AlABAMA-Hon., Frank p: Glass,
s s1Ha aSaiIm MSn. sSs7 First 81 s AVENUE s1f Biz
%biniEnnm. Preseott. AakANsAseHon..
Thomas c. McRae, chairman; Hon; w; 5.
G GHaSviqR; Rock ~y!ee-e eaTfFokS HS.ei N otftsa;
Chairman. 1882 Merchants Exchange
Spilaing; s Section k1aneis'G Hon. fH%af9instos
nue. nle"A Los Angeles. coLoRApo-Hon;
John T. Barnett. chairman, $40 First First
National Bank Building, D 4sIlSsr c JoE
man; Prof. Ray .westerfield. executive
chairman. IS High street, New Haven.
DELAWARE-Miss II. L. Stadelman'
toairm pIsT Ri OF coLUMBIA.Hon.
Robert W. Woolley, chairman. Conti-
mental Trust Building. Washington.
FLoRDLA,John c; Cooper, JT;' p ESd.
ing. Jacksonville. GEoRGIA-Hon. Plea
SAINT A: Stovall, chairman, Savannah.
DAHoIHon; James =. haw Egn. S1ai n
Hon Hon Edwin 7. Meredith, chairman;
Herrick Building. Des Moines. KANSAS
Hon. Jouett Shouse. chairman, l91z
T FatesRSle sR Robert W.. Bingham.
IouIsviIs. IoGisIANASsol; 4 i.
MANESHon. Charles F. Johnson, chair
P PaRi Room M Sss; sSSeaEfsssfE sfsaFS m0'f F:
M st9ess: Boston Es : ehi MnRYhiAN NJ cEsn1es
s b. Balt hnss: iad.fM MIcHiGAN9
Hon. Woodbridge y; Ferris. chairman,
Big Rapids. M1NNEsoTAaHon. &c George lss
Second avenue. south, Minneapolis. MIS-
SISSIPPI-Hon. Oscar Newton, chairman.
jackson. MISSOURI J. Lionberger
PAWS g.: ESQ., i,os,a Ee @oaT EeSssve SanE Th Sn1las
Stout. chairman. Lewistown. NEBRAS-
care OF Thos. Fitzpatrick & Co. Omaha.
Chairman. Reno. NEW HAMPSHIRE-
Hon. Robert Jackson. chairman. 25
Capital street. Concord. NEW JERSEY
Hon. J; Warren Davis. chairman; Post
Office Building. TEsnt9ns NEW ME :
%buquerque. NEW YoRK-Hon. James
" y; Gerard sa1E ci ShairP S6kr e %G esds5 fsEset.
NoRT% TessP 6aK 6anielSs ohaiF A. G. Rai sarn,
Chairman. Rugby: oHioAHon: New:
ton b. Baker, chairman, Union National
Bank Building; Cleveland; OKLA aSa A.
m man. 1rIssol c hetsis 8 okla A@as; ee Gity.
OREGON-Hon. c. 5. Jackson. chair
man. RoEtlsnd Journal; Pertland.
P EIs fssi5Ran' s6 d5Rf G cARoI gS.ldins.
e aSni h00sE sou4 fl paSoTA ena'ra Hon.
Edwin s. Johnson. chairman. Yankton.
man. Nashville TenneSsean: Nashville.
TEXAS-Thomas s. Taliaferro, Esq,
RHODE ISLAND-Richard Comstock,
P Psssi saallm1 WfAH 4 wf go1. sam ssFsf q.
Street, Salt Lake CITY. vEEMoSTG
J John sDar TEfRd HsSi ehs5Fma esrt Old e Pen,
chairman; Hon. o Shelton Williams.
executive chairman. Richmond. WASH
MGTON-Mrs. E. D. Christian. chair
man. East 79s Ermina avenue. Spokane.
Charleston. TISCONSIN-Karl Mathie'
ESQ, chairman 500 Grant street. Wausau.
WYOMINGNE. Q. Diers. Esq, chairman,
Sheridan.
will continue until the amount necessary
tc ndow the Foundation has been raised.
A handsome certificate. suitable for ram
"a, Vii i Ss p ssasans to e'e Every @ eo MT: Ma5soh'
Contributions may be sent to local or
Etate headquarters. or to Hamilton Holt,
Executive Director at National Head
quarters, 1bo Nassau street. New YoSS.
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