COUNCIL OF NATIONAL ADVISORS
Pursuant to the By-Laws of the National Highways for life Chairmen of the following Divisions in the Coun-been accepted by the following " men of recognized ability tional appointments will be made as rapidly as the various within each State are nominated by their respective National Trustees, and arc appointed by the State Trustees of their respect-each State in each Division. Each Division has charge of its partic-National Advisors likewise participates in the selection and removal Chairmen	Division
GEORGE C. WARREN, Boston, Mass.	Highway Engineering Contractors
President Warren Bros., probably the largest Highway Engineering Contractors in the United States.
WILLIAM M. DAVIS, Cambridge, Mass.	Physical	Geography
Professor of Geology, Emeritus. Harvard University; Member of the National Academy of Science, Washington; Corresponding Member of the Academics of Science of Berlin and Paris; most noted Geographer of the United States.
BELA L. PRATT, Boston. Mass.	Sculpture
One of the great Sculptors of his times.
HENRY S. GRAVES, Washington. D. C.	Forestry
National Chief Forester of the United States.
PROF. WILLIAM H. BURR, New York City	Consulting	Civil Engineers
Probably the leading Civil Engineer of his period; member Panama Canal Commission, etc.
EDMUND T. PERKINS, M.A., C.E., Chicago. 111.	National	Drainage
Eminent Drainage and Civil Engineer; Past President National Drainage Congress.
WALDRON WILLIAMS. New York City National Membership Committee Prominent financially and socially, and long identified with the Good Roads Movement and the Automobile Club of America as Governor, etc., thereof.
E.	STAGG WIIITIN, Ph.D., New York City	National	Honor	Men
Head of the National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor; long identified with social reform problems.
CHARLES P. PERIN, New York City	Mining	Engineers
Prominent internationally as a Mining and Metallurgical Engineer. GEORGE WILKINSON. Plainfield. N. J.	Certified Public Accountants
A leading Certified Public Accountant.
WILLIAM L. CONNELL. Scranton, Penn.	Mining
Mine Owner; Chairman of the Anthracite Conciliation Board since 1902. MARK SULLIVAN. New York City	Weekly	Publications
Editor of Collier’s Weekly.
F.	M. SAMMIS, Newark. N. J.	Wireless	Transportation
Chief Engineer of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America.
L. M. BOOMER, New York City	Hotels
Lessee and Manager Hotel McAlpin, New York, Hotel Taft. New Haven, etc.
CHARLES W. LEAVITT. Jr.. Ilartsdale. N. Y.	Landscape	Engineers
A man of the highest attainments in the field of Landscape Engineering	'	—
DR. LUTHER H. GULICK, New York City	Camp-fire	Girls
Of wide repute in education work with Sage Foundation; established Playground Association of America, Camp-fire Girls, etc. SPENCER M. DUTY, Cleveland. Ohio	Paving	Brick
Large manufacturer of paving bricks.
ROGER W. BABSON. Wellesley Hills. Mass.	Statistics
Leading Statistician on financial and public questions, and head of Babson’s Statistical Organization.
JOSEPH L. SMITH, Boston, Mass.	Pageantry
One of our great Artists who has devoted much thought and time to pageantry.
GIFFORD PINCHOT, Washington, D. C.	Conservation
Whose name stands for Conservation of our public resources.
FRANK MORRISON, Washington, D. C.	Organized	Labor
Secretary of the American Federation of Labor.
REV. CHARLES S. MACFARLAND. Ph.D., New York City
Protestant Churches General Secretary of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America.— composed of 139,995 churches and 17,438,862 communicants.
DANIEL FROHMAN, New York City	American	Drama
One of our great Theatrical Managers.
CHARLES P. STEINMETZ, Schenectady, N. Y.	Electric	Transmission
Chief Electrician of the General Electric Company,— a man who will go down in history as one of the great Scientists of his times.
L. N. BROCKWAY. Clinton. N. Y.	National	Rural	Post
President of the Rural Free Delivery Carriers Association of the United States.
FRANK L. MULHOLLAND. Toledo, Ohio	Rotary	Clubs
President of the International Rotary Clubs, an organization of enormous membership.
DR. WALTER F. RITTMAN, M.E., Ph.D., Washington. D. C.
Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineer of the Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior, United Stales Government.
AUGUST BELMONT, New York City	Merchant	Marine
International Banker; builder of the Cape Cod Canal.
LOUIS F. POST, Washington, D. C.	Singletax
Assistant Secretary of Labor in President Wilson’s Cabinet.
JACQUES LOEB, New York City	Medical	Research
Of the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research.
C. G. HOAG, A.M., Havcrford, Penn.	Proportional	Representation
Formerly Professor at Havcrford University, and General Secretary of the American Proportional Representation League.
LYNN HAINES, Washington, D. C.	National	VolersLeague
Secretary of the National Voters League.
WALDO G. MORSE, New York City	American	Jurisprudence
Eminent Lawyer, and Treasurer of the American Academy of Jurisprudence.
ROBERT M. McBRIDE, Philipse Manor. N. Y.	Travel
Publisher of Travel, Lippincott's, etc., etc.
W. G. SCOTT, San Francisco, Cal.	National	Parks
An authority on our National Parks; Secretary of the Inyo Good Roads Club of California, and a very prominent advocate of the cause of National Highways and Good Roads Everywhere.
Association, the National Trustees have appointed cil of National Advisors. Appointments thereto tnavc • and eminence in the Arts, Sciences, and Letters.” Addi-Divisions can be organized. The members of these Divisipns Divisions, by and with the advice and consent of the National ivc States. These State Advisors consist of five (5) members in ular activity as it pertains to Highways and Roads. The Council of of the National Trustees: —
Chairmen	Division
ARTHUR II. BLANCHARD, C.E., A.M., New York City Highway Engineers Professor in Charge of the Graduate Course in Highway Engineering at Columbia University in New York City; Consulting Highway Engineer.
NAT TYLER, Jr.. Short Hills, N. J.	Bituminous	Distributors
Secretary of the American'Road Machinery Company, one of the largest road machinery manufacturing companies.
REV. P. A. BAKER, D.D., Westerville, Ohio	Anti-Saloon	League
General Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of America,— the most dominate force of its kind in the United States.
JUSTICE WILLIAM L. RANSOM. New York City	The	Courts
Justice of the City Court of New York City; author of many procedural reforms which have made that great commercial tribunal distinctive as a forum for speedy and substantial justice.
DR. WILLIAM J. MAYO, Rochester, Minn.	Surgery
President of American Surgical Association; founder of the Mayo Clinic; has recently created a S2.000.000 fouftdation for medical research in the University of Minnesota.
NELSON P. LEWIS, C.E.. Brooklyn.’N. Y.	City	Planning
Chief Engineer of Board of Estimate and Apportionment, New York City; Past President of American Road Builders' Association; Vice-Chairman National Conference on City Planning, one of the leading Municipal Engineers of his times.
MILTON J. ROSENAU, M.D., Brookline, Mass.	Preventive	Medicine
Professor of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene, Harvard University Medical School; member of Massachusetts Health Commis-
MAX EASTMAN. New York City	The	Masses
Editor of The Masses.
DR. NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER, New York City	Conciliation
President of Columbia University; Publicist; member of Executive Committee of American Association for International Conciliation; honored throughout the civilized world.
HON. CALVIN TOMKINS. New York City	Highway	Materials
A leading citizen of New York City; a very large producer of materials for highway construction; author of many pamphlets relating to physical development of New York City; Ex-Dock Commissioner City of New York; Ex-President American Association of Port Authorities; Ex-President Municipal Art Society; Director American Science and Historic Preservation Society.
PROF. EMORY R. JOHNSON, Ph.D., Sc.D.. Phila., Penn. Transportation Professor of Transportation and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania; member Panama Canal Commission; eminent Author.
CHARLES T. EAST BURN. Yardlcy. Penn.	Contractors
Prominent Contractor and Builder of roads.
S. JONES PHILIPS. Kcnnett Square, Penn.	Road	Machines
President of American Road Machinery Company, Inc.; a most active, energetic, public-spirited man; interested in road improvement from boyhood.
JACOB S. ROBESON, Pennington, N. J.	Road	Finishing	Materials
Prominent inventor and investigator of road finishing materials; long identified with the Good Roads Movement.
FRED’K S. FISH. South Bend, Ind.	Street	and	Road	Sprinklers
President The Studcbakcr Corporation, the world's largest producer of road vehicles of all kinds.
PROF. EDWIN R. A. SELIGMAN. Ph.D., LL.D., New York City Finance Professor of Economics, Columbia University; a learned and high national and international authority on finance and allied economic subjects.
HOWARD MARMON, Indianapolis. Ind.	Touring
An enthusiastic motorist; Secretary and Chief Engineer Nordyke & Marmon Company, large manufacturers of motor cars; long a. leader in the cause of Good Roads Everywhere.
HENRY FISHER, New York City	Road	Oils	and	Asphalts
Manager of Road Oil and Asphalt Department of the Standard Oil Company; an authority on road oils, asphalts, binders, bitu-lithic compounds, and paving flux.
LAWRENCE ADDICKS, Douglass, Ariz.	Electrochemistry
President American Electrochemical Society; a leader of the State in mining enterprises.
CHARLES W. STOUGHTON. New York City	Municipal Art
President of The Municipal Art Society of New York, and a man devoted to Civic beautification.
GEORGE W. TILLSON, Brooklyn, N. Y.	Municipal	Engineers
Consulting Engineer to the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York; Past President American Road Builders’ Association; a leading highway authority.
COL. L. W. V. KENNON. U. S. A., Washington, D. C. Highway Construction A leading government engineer with wide experience in highway building.
LAURA S. STEWART (Mrs. John Wood Stewart), Glen Ridge. N. J.
National Plant, Flower, and Fruit Guild Founder and National President of the National Plant, Flower, and Fruit Guild, which is doing so much good in so many cities of the United States.
PASTOR CHARLES TAZE RUSSELL. Brooklyn. N. Y. Bible Students A man with enormous personal following interested in the religious and moral welfare of Society.
W. T. BEATTY. Chicago, 111.	Rock	Crushers
President Austin Manufacturing Company; a man of wide repute as a manufaetturer of road-making machinery of all kinds.
JAMES BRONSON REYNOLDS. New York City	Social	Hygiene
One of the National leaders in Sociology and Social Reform.
HENRY GALLUP PAINE. New York City	Simplified	Spelling
Secretary of the Simplified Spelling Board.
CHARLES P. PRICE	Road	Tars	and	Pitches
Manager of the American Tar Company, and a recognized authority on the subject.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD MACMEC1IEN	Aeronautics
Aeronautical Engineer; President Aeronautical Society of America; Designer and Builder of the first rigid air-ship constructed in England; a recognized authority on the air-ship; author of voluminous writings on the rigid dirigible.