Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-25
Senate CoQnittee Makes Pub
lie Names Of Persons Men
toned as Holding Radical
and Pacific Views, y
COLLEGE PROFESSORS
FORM BIG PERCENTAGE
Jane Adams, Frederick C,
Howe, Morris HiIIQuist, 0s-
waId G, Willard and Eugene
V, Debs Not School Men,

Washington, Jan. - The senate
committee investigating German pro-
paganda today put into the record a
list of names of siXty-two men and
women, many of them instructors in
colleges and universities, who Archi-
bald Stevenson of the military intelli-
gence bureau, had testified earlier in
the week hold radical and pacifist
views" Mr. Stevenson said the names
We're obtained in Investigations by
the military intelligence bureau
Included in the list which the wit
ness designated as a Who's Who"
are the names of Miss Jane Adams
of Chicago; Frederick c. Howe, COM
missioner of immigration at New
York; David Starr Jordan. chancellor
emeritus of Leland stanford univer-
sity; Morris Hillouit Scott Nearing,
Oswald Garrison Willard and Eugene
V, 'Debs
When Mr.. Stevenson referred to the
list last Wednesday during his testi-
mony the senate committee went into
executive committee session to de-
eide whether the names should be
inserted into the record of the inYes-
tsgation but no decision was an
nouncdd until today. The names with
designation OF present or former po-
sitions and address as given by Mr..
Stevenson follow:
Radicals and Pacifists.
Miss Jane Adams, Chicago: James
j. Barley president Franklin Union,
Number %, New York; Henry j Cad
bury. nroff $50 University of Penn
syivania'. Edmund c. Evans, archi-
tect, Philadelphia Harold Evans,
lawyer, Philadelphia; kuno Francke.
former professor, Harvard university
Professor William +. Bade. Berkeley,
Calf, Professor Emily Greene Balch,
former professor of political economy,
Wellesley college; Roger n. Baldwin,
former instructor in sociology, Wash
ington university. st. Louis: Professor
Charles A. Beard formerly of Column
bia university; Professor Sophonisha
p breckenridge, assistant professor
household administration. University
of Chicago; Professor Frederick A.
Rushee, Colorado College: Evans
Clark, former instructor of economies
at Princeton university; Lindsay T.
Damon. professor Brown university;
Henry w. l.. Dana. former professor
of English. Columbia universitv
John Lovejoy Elliott. educator; Eliz-
abeth Freeman, Elizabeth Gurley
Flynn, Thomas C. Hall. former pro-
fessor Union Theological seminary;
Harris Hillquit, the Rev John Haynes
Holmes Frederick G, Howe, United
States commissioner of immigration,
New York; Jessie w. Haughan. pro-
fessor, Barnard college. New York;
William |. Hull, professor. Swarth-
more college; Paul Jones. Rufus r..
Jones professor Haverford college;
David Starr Jordan chancellor >mer-
titus LELAND Stanford, Jr.. Uni Sersity
George w. Kirchway, former dean,
Columbia university law school. Lind
lev NJ. Keasby. professor University
of Texas; Edward Krehbiel, profess
sor Leland Stanford Jr.. university;
Agnes Brown Leach, New York
Louis p. Lochner, The Rev. Freder-
ick Lynch, Rabbi Judah L. Magnes.
New York: Theresa S. Malkield, New
York; James Fl. Maurer, president
PENNSYLVANIA Federation of Labor;
Miss Tracv Mygatt, New York: Scott
Nearing. former professor University
of Pennsylvania; Kate Richards
O'Hare. Professor Harry A. Over
street, professor of philosophy coll
lege of the City o. New York: Jacob
Panken. 1udge. MuniciDal court New
York; Elsie Clews Parsons, New
York; Amos r. r. Pinchot Gilbert
F.. Roe, lawyer. New York; the Rev.
Harold A. Rotzel of Boston: the Rev,
John n Sayre. Suffern. n. Y; Joseph
Schlossberg. Nathaniel Schmidt. pro-
fessor Cornell university: Vida D..
Scudder. professor, Wellesley col
lage: Professor Clarence r. Skinner,
Tufts college: Helen Phelps Stokes.
New York; the Rev. Sidney Stronc,
Seattle, Wash; the Rev Norman NJ.
Thomas, New York: Alexander
Trachtenberg. New York; the Rev.
Irwin st. John Tucker, Chicago: Os-
wald Garrison Willard, Lillian p.
Wald, New York; DR. James p. War
basse. Brooklyn: Harry r. Ward, pro-
fessor of social service. Boston
School of Theology: Donald Winston
of New York, connected with Union
Theological seminary: L. Holings-
worth Wood. lawyer, New York. and
Eugene V. Debs, Terre Haute, Ind.
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