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OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION FOR THE YEAR 1913 President WBSTEL W. WILLOUOHBY, Johns Hopkins University First Vice-President ADAM SHORTT, Ottawa, Canada Second Vice-President FREDERICK A. CLEVELAND, Washington, D. C. Third Vice-President C. E. MERBIAM, University of Chicago Secretary and Treasurer VV. P. DoDD, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. BXBCUTIVB COTTNCIL President, Vice-Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer, ex-officio J. I. WTEB, Jr., New York State Library R. H. WHITTEN, N. Y. Public Service Commission J. A. C. CHANDLER, Richmond, Va. J. W. GARNER, University of Illinois C. A. DUNIWAT, University of Montana STEPHEN LEACOCK, McGill University CHARLES MCCARTHY, University of Wisconsin IsiDOR LoEB, University of Missouri C. H. MCILWAIN, Bowdoin College T. H. MoRAN, Purdue University CHARLES A. BEARD, Columbia University J. Q. DEALEY, Brown University HERBERT CBOLY, Windsor, Vt. W. A. ScHAPBR, University of Minnesota J. ALLEN SMTTH. University of Washington EX-PRESIDENTS OF THE ASSOCIATION FRANK J. GOODNOW, Columbia University ALBERT SHAW, New York City F. N. JuDSON, St. Louis, Mo. JAMES BRYCB, Washington, D. C. A. LAWRENCE LOWELL, Harvard University WooDRow WILSON, Princeton University SIMEON E, BALDWIN, New Haven, Conn. ALBERT BUSHNELL HART, Harvard University 5 LICENSED TO UNZ.ORG ELECTRONIC REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION FOR THE YEAR 1914 President JOHN BASSETT MOORE, Washington, D. C. First Vice-President CHARLES E. MERRIAM, University of Chicago Second Vice-President GEORGE G. WILSON, Harvard University Third Vice-President L. S. RowE, University of Pennsylvania Secretary and Treasurer W. F. DoDD, University of Illinois EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHARLES MCCARTHY, University of Wisconsin W. J. SHEPARD, University of Missouri N. DwiQHT HARRIS, Northwestern University E. M. BORCHARD, State Department S. GALE LOWHIE, University of Cincinnati CHARLES A. BEARD, Columbia University J. Q. DBALBY, Brown University HERBERT CROLY, Cornish, N. H. W. A. ScHAPER, University of Minnesota J. ALLEN SMITH, Seattle, Washington 3. I. WYER, New York State Library R. H. WHITTBN, New York Public Service Commission J. A. C. CHANDLER, Richmond, Va. J. W. GARNER, University of Illinois C. A. DUNIWAY, University of Wyoming 0 LICENSED TO UNZ.ORG ELECTRONIC REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED.

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