well as those who are members of the Council having
to do with pictorial activities in the different States. Membership in
the Association is open to men and women of good character and ambitious
intentions, including those who, though not photographers, are interested
in the development of the art.

CLARENCE H. WHITE, _President_
DR. A. D. CHAFFEE, _Vice-President_
GERTRUDE KASEBIER, _Hon. Vice-President_
PROF. CHARLES F. CHANDLER, _Hon. Vice-President_
DR. CHARLES H. JAEGER, _Treasurer._
EDWARD R. DICKSON, _Recording Secretary_
MARGARET WATKINS, _Corresponding Secretary_

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

WALTER L. EHRICH
RAY GREENLEAF
BERNARD S. HORNE
CHARLES J. MARTIN
HENRY HOYT MOORE
DR. D. J. RUZICKA
W. G. SHIELDS
ADELE C. SHREVE

COUNCIL

_Arizona_
FORMAN G. HANNA

_California_
JOHN PAUL EDWARDS
LOUIS FLECKENSTEIN

_Connecticut_
GEORGE S. HAWLEY

_Florida_
DR. ADDISON O'NEILL

_Illinois_
EUGENE HUTCHINSON
MARGARET RHODES PEATTIE

_Indiana_
ALBERT ERNEST SCHAAF

_Iowa_
CHARLES B. KEELER

_Maine_
SYLVAN B. PHILLIPS

_Massachusetts_
DWIGHT A. DAVIS
WALTER G. WOLFE

_Michigan_
HERMAN GABRIEL
ELEANOR W. WILLARD

_Missouri_
EDWIN LOKER

_New Jersey_
JOSEPH R. ASHMORE

_New York State_
SPENCER KELLOGG, JR.
GEORGE B. HOLLISTER

_New York City_
EDWARD R. DICKSON
WALTER L. EHRICH
ANTOINETTE B. HERVEY
DR. CHARLES H. JAEGER
MERVIN W. PALMER
CLARENCE H. WHITE
EDITH R. WILSON
THOMAS COKE WATKINS

_Ohio_
JANE REECE
AUSTIN R. BREED
CARLE SEMON

_Oregon_
CLEMENTINE HIRSCH

_Pennsylvania_
WILL D. BRODHUN
ELIAS GOLDENSKY
MAURICE L. FLEISHER
MRS. M. W. WILTSE

_Utah_
THOMAS O. SHECKELL

_Wisconsin_
B. F. LANGLAND

_England_
ALVIN LANGDON COLBURN

_Canada_
CHARLES H. BARNARD

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PICTORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY IN NEW JERSEY

_By_ LOUIS F. BUCHER _of the Newark Camera Club, Inc._

In New Jersey, as well as in other States, pictorial photography was at
its lowest ebb during the period of the war. The official ban on the use
of the camera in places that presented just the sort of material which
stirs the enthusiasm of the amateur photographer tended so to dampen his
ardor that his trusty "box" was left at home to accumulate dust.

But not for long, for a New Jersey cameraist, with the vision of a seer,
saw an opportunity to use his beloved instrument in a far-reaching
service. His enthusiasm was soon imparted to fellow m