New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

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University League in this country;
contributed to "The Fatherland" y;
decorated by the Kaiser with Order OF
Crown; now in Germany
Morris Hillquit, New York; born in
Russia; member organizing committee
Peoples Council; attorney cooperating
with National Civil Liberties Bureau
member America League to Limit
Armaments.
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes
clergyman; member executive COM
mittee, American Neutral Conference
Committee; executive committee, Amer
lean Union Against Miltarism; Civil
Liberties Bureau; director National
Civil Liberties Bureau; vice-p president
Liberty Defence Union; member edito-
rial Board "The World Tomorrow"
Fellowship Of Reconciliation; Ameri-
c;n League to Limit Armaments.
immigration Commissioner
Frederic c. Howe, United States
commissioner of immigration, New
York studied in Germany; member
General Committee American Neutral
Conference Committee; president
League OF Small and Subject National-
ties; member League Of Free Nations
Association
Jessie w. Hughan, New York; mem
Der advisory board Collegiate Anti
Mllltarist League, Council Fellowship
of Reconciliation, Woman's Interna
tlonal League, secretary New York
State branch Of Woman's Peace Party,
member executive committee Intercolle-
giate Socialist Society, League Of Con-
scientious Directors.
William |. Hull, professor Swarth-
more College, Pennsylvania; studied
III Germany; member general commit
tee American Neutral Conference Com
mittee, Council Fellowship of Recon-
ciliation.
Paul Jones Bishop: organizing com
mittee Peoples Council, Council Eel
lowship Of Reconciliation, instructor in
Young Democracy.
Rufus II. Jones, Professor Haverford
College, Pennsylvania; member editorial
board, "Thc World Tomorrow";
Council Fellowship of Reconcilaton;
American Friends Service Committee.
David Starr Jordan, chancellor Le-
land Stanford. ,Ir., University, Cali
fornia member American Neutral
Conference Committee; executive COM
mittec, American Union Against Mill
tarism; general committee, Liberty
Defence Union; advisory committee,
Collegiate Anti-Militarism League eX
ecutive committee American League to
Limit Armament; Peoples Council of
America.
California Is Represented
George w. Kirchwey, New York,
former dean Columbia University Law
School, member American Neutral Con-
ference Committees member Civic Club
of New Gork, meeting place for
radicals; member advisory board, Bronx
Open Forum.
Lindley NJ. Keasby, professor Uni
versity Of Texas; studied in Germany;
member organizing committee, Peoples
Council of America, and in charge of
organizing work OF that organization
in Southern States.
Edward Krehbiei~ professor Leland
Stanford, jr., University. Cal; member
general committee, American Neutral
Conference Committee; Civil Liberties
Bureau OF America; American Union
Against Militarism; League of Free
Nations Association.
Agnes Brown Leash, New York;
member executive board Woman's In
ternational League; treasurer New
York State branch Woman's Peace
Party; member executive committee
American Union Against Militarism;
National Civil Liberties Bureau; Civic
Club of New York; interested in Young
Democracy.
representative of Henry Ford on board
his peace mission, executive secretary
Peoples Council of America; member
Liberty Defence Union; organizing
committee, National Conference Of
Labor.
The Rev. Frederick Lynch, clergy
man; member executive committee.
American Neutral Conference Commit
tee; treasurer Emergency Peace FEEDER
alton; member executive committee,
American Union against Militarism;
Interested in National Civil Liberties
Bureau; connected with League of
Small and Subject Nationalities.
Judah l.. Magnes, rabbi. New York;
member organizing committee, Peoples
Council OF America; National Civil
Liberties Bureau
Theresa Malkiel. New York; mem
Der executive board, Woman's Inter
national League; member New York
State branch Woman's Peace Party:
1:ec"tive committee, Liberty Defence
Union.
James II. Maurer, president Pennsyl-
Van'1 Federation of Labor; member
organizing committee. Peoples Council
OF America; general committee, Liberty
Defence Union,
Mss Tracy Mygatt, New York; mem
her overflow meetings committee
friends Of Peace; executive committee,
Bureau Of Legal First Aid; associate
editor fol Young Democracy"
Scott Nearing, former professor Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania; member exec
utivc committee, American Union
Against Militarism; Liberty Defence
tnlon; organizing committee, People's
Council Of America; intercollegiate So
clalist Society; under indictment vio
lation espionage act.
Kate Richards O'Hare, chairman of
committee on war and militarism at
natlona! convention of Socialist party
held in St. LOUIS, 1916, which reported
the anti-war resolution; represented
America IN international Socialist Blu
reau in Brussels; member executive
committee. Liberty Defence Union:
CONVICTED for violation Of espionage act.
Professor Harry A. Overstreet pro
lessor Of philosophy, College OF the
City OF New York; member Emergencv
Peace Federation; Collegiate Anti
Mllltarlsm League; intercollegiate So
ciallst Society; League OF Free Nations
Association.
New York Judge, Too
Jacob Pankcn, judge, Municipal
Gourt, New York City; president Of
"forward" radical Jewish newspaner:
member Peoples Council Of America:
National Conference OF Labor; active
IN Socialist and radical movements.
Elsie Clews Parsons (Mrs Herbert). .
OF New York; member Peoples Council
OF Amerlca American League to Limit