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MASSACHUSETTS
 Cambridge S. W.Dean
 Great Barrington R. F. St. James
 Northampton G. Sabine
 Worcester W. H. Allison
 Worcester W. B. Burgess
MICHIGAN
 Battle Creek E. E. House
 Bay City Geo. McBride
MISSOURI
 Cape Girardeau H. Deal
 Columbia L. M. Stewart
 Jefferson City W. P. Corwin
 Kansas City R. R. Moore
 St. Louis A. S. Blatterman
 St. Louis W. H. Carroll
MINNESOTA
 Hutchinson E. R. Dennis
MONTANA
 Lewiston A. C. Campbell
NEBRASKA
 Kearney S. L. Keller
 Lincoln T. C. Rice
NEVADA
 Reno W. Pressell
NEW JERSEY
 Atlantic City Earl Godfrey
 Bridgeton W. A. Fithian, Jr.
 Camden W. A. Pyles
 Highland Park F. K. Shield
 Lake View L. Spangenberg
 Morristown J. P. Gaty
 Ocean City E. R. Burgeois
 Nutley A. A. Hebert
 Ridgewood T. C. Banto
 Rutherford B. B.Jackson
 Summit F. M. Waterman
 Westfield H. B. Day
NEW YORK
 Albany J. K. Hewitt
 Freeport S. L. Raynor
 New Rochelle G. C. Cannon
 New York City A. Boeder
 New York City P. T. Brown
 Niagara Falls O. E. Dunlap
 Nyack M. V. Bryant
 Peekskill J. W. Dain
 Port Chester J. W. Hubbard
 Port Washington J. Weiss
 Yonkers J. K. Noble
NEW HAMPSHIRE
 Keene Reg. F. Hour
NORTH CAROLINA
 Winston-Salem Sargeant Clodfelter
OKLAHOMA
 A Muskogee Earnest Sams
OHIO
 Galion L. M. Berry
 Hamilton Doron Brothers
 Lakewood G. E. Grostick
 Lima G. W. Hays
 St. Marys Mrs. C. Candler

 Sandusky G. L. Beare
OREGON
 La Grande O. M. Heacock
PENNSYLVANIA
 Bala Chas. A. Service, Jr.
 Philadelphia L. M. Knoll
 Philadelphia F. B. Chambers Co.
 Philadelphia J. A. Nassau
 Pittsburgh A. J. Gilmore
 St. Davids C. H. Stewart
SOUTH CAROLINA
 Charleston W. F. Allston
TEXAS
 Dallas F. M. Corlett
 San Antonio J. C. Rodrignez
 Waco T. Darwin
 Waco P. M. Deeley
UTAH
 Salt Lake City J. G. McCollom
VIRGINIA
 Richmond R. R. Chappell
WASHINGTON
 Lacey Rev. S. Ruth
 Hoquiam H. W. Blagen
 Tacoma W. A. Kleist
WEST VIRGINIA
 Wheeling J. G. Stoebel
WISCONSIN
 Superior F. W. Keeler

H. C. GAWLER, RADIO INSPECTOR OF THE FIRST DISTRICT

To H. P. Maxim

I beg to inform you that the relay message sent out from Rock Island Arsenal was telephoned me at about 2:00 a. m. this morning by 1ZD. The text is as follows:

“A Democracy requires that a people who govern and educate themselves should be so armed and disciplined that they can protect themselves. Col. Nicholson.”

This message was received by 1ZD at 1:45 A. M. and immediately telephoned to Governor McCall. He was unable to communicate with Mayor Curley of Boston, but delivered the message through other radio stations as outlined in the program.

Permit me to extend to you and the American Radio Relay League my heartiest congratulations for this notable achievement. You will recall when the formation of your league was under consideration, I emphasized the importance of having efficient and effective lanes of communication over extreme distances. It is indeed a most pleasant surprise that this ideal has been accomplished to such an extent in the short space of time the league has been in operation, and it seems to me the possibilities for even better results are most encouraging.

Respectfully,

(Sgd.) H. C. GAWLER,   
Radio Inspector.