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which must invest the funds in United
 States or other recognized securities.

a the Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
 which must invest the funds in United States or other recognized securities. pointed. The Board of Trustees. will also and women who will select the person or group to whom the the award w wils foFiows. Eo
 ALABAMA-Hon. Frank F. Glass chairman; Hon. Sydney ]. Bowie; exeeu- ecu mi9rbam. n1Te Enn,rIlRiiz mRizoNA-Hon M A. H. F.vour chairman, Prescott. ARKANSAS Hon. Thomas C. McRae, chairman; Hon w; s. Little Rock CALIFORNIA. Northern Section-Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams chairman. 1oS2 Merchants Exc Ex0chaaln1ge an SG0thsrG BP0@S SfSs5GH ss5 G@ s'S" pus Los Angsles G0h9A eTmsn 5TS Frs National Bank Building, Denver. CON NECTICUT-Prof. Irving Fisher chair chairman, 56 High street. New Haven. DEIAWARE-Miss H. L. stadelman. chairman, ITO Blaekshire Road, Whining Robert W. Woolley, chairman, .Conti- mental Trust Building, Washington. FLoRIDA1John C; Gooperi ioa JI;' JI' piIsYa EssY9a', ing, Jacksonville. GEORGIA-Hon. Plea sant A StovaIL chairman, Savannah. IDAHemon1 fotId 3ameS Fl aa"eSy ESwsrd GnpT Hurley, chairman of organization. Suite All. Steger Building. Chicago, IOWA FIerrfck Herr Building. Des Moines KANSAS
 Hon. Jouett Shouse, chairman, 1912 Baltimore avenue; Kansas City, KEN chairman. Louisville Trust Building, Louisville LOUISIANA-Col. A. T. Prescott, chaIrman: rin: gasOn 4oSnaon Rouge. man. Room 500. Congress Square Hotel, Portland MASsACHUsETTs-John F.
 Pss Se Boston Ea eHsTTsp SSh GEsSas Building B; Baltimore; Md: MicHidAN2 sie sGn Rapids wsHpOrsdES MfENNEsoTA@Hon George H. Partridge, chairman, Room POS, 529 Second avenue, south, Minneapolis; MS Jackson. MISSOURI - J. Lionberger' | Davis, Esq, Federal Reserve Bank Build 1 ing, St. Louis. MoNTANA-Hon: Thomas. I FKA-Wilnam F. Baxter, Esq. chairman care i Thos KilpatTiek & Co.,, Omaha. SnXADA Rena Hon. NEW W5ifR HRMYSGIRE MYYs9dPS5n Capital t1Eni street street, Concord. NEW JERsEY ofice lS', Building. Trenton NEW MEXICO buquerque.. NEW YoRK--Hon. James New M eSFalo YorE city NoRTH H GSRo1TNS@ % See NORTH DAKoTA-aqTn dqT4o A c. Burr. . 1 ton D. Baker, chairman, Union National 1 HOMA-Hon. Charles B. Ames, chair man, Bristol Hotel Oklahoma City. : OREGON-Hon. c. s. Jackson, chair man, Portland Journal, Portland. | PENNSYLVANIA-Ho Roland S. Nor ris, chairman, Land Title Building, 66mois HGn Robert TssotAH c62RKs 8&RK6rA Aen2iTMSn 4on | Edwin g. tJohnson, chairman, Yankton.. TENNESSEE-Hon. Luke Lea, chair man, Nashville Tennessean, Nashville. l TEXAS-Thomas s. Taliaferro, Esq.
 chairman, University Club, Houston. RHODE ISLAND-oRichaTd Comstock. 1 Providence. UTAH = Hon: James II.
 Moyle, chairman, All East First South
 street, Salt Lake City. VERMONT . John Spargo, Esq, chairman, Old Ben
 nington. VIRGINIA-Hon. Carter Glass
 chairman; Hon. John Skelton Williams executive chairman, Richmond. WASH l INGTON-Mrs. E. D. Christian, chair
 man, East 703 Ermina avenue, Spokane
 WEST VIRGINIA-Hon. William E. Chll-
 ton, chairman, All Union Trust Building 1 Charleston. WISCONSIN-Karl Mathie Esq chairman, 509 Grant street, Wausau 1 WYOMING-T. C. Diers, Esq, chairman Sheridan.
 i The campaign, starting on January 16 ! will continue until the amount necessary
 to endow the Foundation has been raised
 A handsome certificate, suitable for fram-
 ing and bearing a 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 quarters, 150 Nassau street, New York, ! N. Y.