Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
UNITED
 AMERICANS TO
 OPEN CAMP PA|CN
New National Organization Fosters Movement to Aid
 In Preservation of U. s. Plan of Free Government

Harry A Diehl, president of the State Merchants association and a member of the national committee of the United Americans, an organiza- tion newly formed to preserve consti- tutional government and to inculcate a better spirit of Americanism an- nounced yesterday that the formation of a state organization would be com pleted this week, followed shortly by a general campaign for membership.
 The United Americans as an organ ization is being perfected throughout the nation. and MT. Diehl declared yesterday that the principles for which it stood would be sure to gain the support of all loyal persons in Arizona The purposes of the new organization as already outlined in the columns or The Arizona Republican, are, to com blne in support of the policies of the founders of the nation, to preserve American institutions from a menace more serious and much closer to us than the German submarines ever were; to develop enthusiasm and zeal through an affirmative and cone, etc program of social reform, and to main tain the constitution of the United States with its guarantees of indi- vldual liberty, property rights and representative government.
 Against Selfish Class
 Lastly, the organization is opposed to class consciousness and class or ganlzation for selfish class tui pose as against the public welfare. The formation of strong body of United Americans in this state will accom- pHsh much toward the development of | n hEaft I I better citlzenship,, say it's founders. Lherefore, Arizoniahs are urged by mem to watch the development of the Unlted American organization in this state and to join when the de- VeiopInent has reached tfH general membership stage
 me list Of the organizations spon- 1Uin U,,f, I,cIuoes Otto H. Kahn; Daniel l NlIdru' president of the Baltimore &, S Idliroad' James. Cardinal Gib- oS oSIS' 4 anu many others. The chairman VI 'ne executive board of the United Ainericans is Newton w. Gilbert, for mer governor of the Philippines. Dr. l David Jayne Hill. president of the Ma tional Association for Constitutional Government, is listed among the vice l presidents.
 Frederick Vining Fisher assistant i h"Iiohdi uITeclOr or the U n1ted Amer jeans. in telegram to MT. Diehl yes terday announced that he would re- turn to Phoenix on Thursday of this week to aid in the completing of the organization here. He will conduct an organization meeting at Prescott on Wednesday. and coming here will address meeting on "Mobilizing De- ! mocracy After the War" This meet ing will be held on Friday night. the | place and time to be announced later
 national organization conference will be held in New York on Decem- Der 10 and the representatives from Arizona chosen to attend are J. C. Greenway and Fred O. Adams. The conference will be held at the Old Colony club in New York followed by a dinner at the Metropolitan club.
 The local United Americans comrnu. tee, as at present constituted. includes as members: Harry A. Diehl, chair man; John D. Loper, D. F. Jantzen Judge Frank De Souza, J. H. McClin. tock, Richard E. Sloan, Dwight B Heard J. c. Norton, Fred o. Adams Wallace Button, c. D. Doris, Harry Welch, w. c. Hornberger, Charles B Christy. l.. w. Coggins, D. Goldberg R. E. Moore, s. H. Mitchell. A. c. Tay- Tor and Roy s. Goodrich.