The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
SENATOR'S NAME
EDUCATORS WHO
WEREANTI-WAR
Judiciary Committee An
nounces List Supplied
by Stevenson.
n. Y. MEN ARE INCLUDED
Jane adams Among Publ
cists Long "Under Sur
veillance."
n. Y. MEN ARE INCLUDED
Sps1di Despatch TO THE sus.

to-day the list of names of educators
and publicists who have been active
throughout the United States in oppo-
stIcn to Americas entry into the war
and who by reason of their "interna-
t!onalist" views had been subjected
throughout the war to close surveil-
lance By the Bureau OF Military Intel
,tgcnce OF the army. as we'll as by the
Department of Justices Division of In
designations.
Archibald Stevenson, representing
.he military intelligence service, gave
the list TO the subcommittee yester-
day.
The list ne submitted follows:
JAMES ]. BAGLEY, president Frank
IN Union No. 30. Inc, New York city.
Member organizing committee Peoples
Council; executive committee Peace
without Victory League, executive COM
m'ttee Young Democracy.
Prof CHARLES A. BEARD. for
merry Of Columbia University. 1ntercol-
agate Socialist Society. lecturer Rand
School OF Social Science.
HENRY W. l.. DANA. former profess
cor Of English. Columbia University
Peoples Council OF America, Collegiate
n,!.miitarism League, Young Democ-
racv.
NORRIS HILLQUIT Originally Nor
rIs Hkowist). born in Russia. Organ
Nrg Committee Peoples Council, attor-
ney cooperating with National Civil
Liberties Bureau, American League to
Limit Armaments.
FREDERIC c. HOWE. United States
Commissioner of immigration, New
York. Studied in Germany. General
committee American Neutral Conference
committee president League OF Small
and Subject Nationalities. member
League of Free Nations Association.
JESSIE W. HTGHAN, professor Bar
nard College. New York. Advisory board
Collegiate Anti-Militarist League. Coun-
eli Fellowship of Reconciliation. execu-
tive committee Womans International
League, secretary New York State
branch OF Woman's Peace party. execu-
tive committee Intercollegiate Socialist
Society. member League OF Conscien-
t!ous Directors
GEORGE W. K1RCHVEY. former
dean of Columbia University law school
American Neutral Conference commit
tee. member Civic Club OF New York, a
meeting place for radicals. Member ad-
visory board Bronx Open Forum.
AGNES BROWN LEACH. New York.
Executive board Woman's International
League. treasurer New York State branch
Woman's Peace party. executive COM
mittee American Union Against Mill
tarsm. national civic liberties bureau
Civic Club of New York. Interested in
Young Democracy.
JUDAH L. MAGNES. rabbi, New York
Organizing committee Peoples Council OF
America, national civil liberties bureau.
THERESA s. MAL.KIEL. New York
Executive board Woman's International
League. member New York State branch
Womans Peace party, executive commit
tee Liberty Defence Union.
MISS TRACY MYGATT, New York
Overflow meetings committee of Friends
~ Peace. executive committee bureau Of
legal first aid, associate editor OF Young
Democracy.
SCOTT NEARING, former professor
University OF Pennsylvania, executive
committee New York League Against
M!'ltarisEn, organizing committee Peo-
PIES Council of America, Intercollegiate
Socialist Society under indictment for
violation of the espionage act.
Prof. HARRY A OVERSTREET,
professor philosophy College of the City
cor, Collegiate Anti-Militarism League,
Intercollegiate Socialist Society. League
o. Free Nations Association
JACOB PANKEN. Judge Municipal
court, New York city. president For,odrd,
radical Jewish newspaper Peoples Coun-
ell Of America. National Conference OF
labor; in Socialist and radical move
Eent
ELSIE CLEwS PARSONS (Mrs. Her
oero Of New York. Peoples Council Of
America, American League to Limit
A-naments
AMOS r. f. PINCHOT, lawyer. Amer
''an Neutral Conference committee,
American Union Against Nilitar!sm, ma
conal civil liberties bureau.
GILBERT F. ROE. lawyer, New York
Attorney national civil liberties bureau,
Interested in Peoples Council of Amer
:ca.
The Rev. JOHN y. SAYRE Suffern.
Y. Member of Fellowship OF Recon-
CITATION, national civic liberties bureau
JOSEPH SCHLOSSBERG, New York
secF"tary of Amalgamated Clothing
WORKERS OF America. member of Peoples
Council of America, Liberty Defence
,nion National Conference OF Labor So
C.a'ist and radical movements, Young
Democracy
HELEN PHELPS STOKES, New
iork Treasurer National Civil Liberties
b4reAu, vice-chairman Liberty Defence
lh'on. member of Council of Fellowship
o' Reconciliation, executive committee
H''rgollegate Socialist Society.
THE REV. NORMAN NJ THOMAS.
Ne' York Member of American Union
Against Militarism. National Civil Lib
tlNes Bureau, Liberty Defence Union.
fellowship OF Reconciliation. editor
h1'H Tomorrow, national conference
o. Labor Socialist and radical move
merits.
ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG.
Ne" York. Member OF Collegiate Anti
d 'arism League. director of depart
mont 81 labor research, Rand School
o. social Science, contributor to the LIB
Ne'2r, SUCCESSOR to the Masses.
OSWALD GARRISON WILLARD
BON In Germany. Editor OF the Nation,
mr' Der American neutral conference
committee. American Union Against
M'''ar'srn. American League 10 Limit
armament. Fellowship OF Reconciliation.
Interested in national civil liberties bu-
reaL
LILLIAN D. VALID. sociologist. New
.o'H Member American neutral con-
ference committee. American Union
AFN'nst Miltarism, civil liberties bu-
If"3 American League to Limit Arma-
Hent, Woman's rhce Party. New York
JAMES Z. WARBASSE. NJ. D.. Brook
~ Member American Union Against
h'itarism, national civil liberties bu-
rsi Peace Without Victory League.
donald WINSTON. New York.
ae'nber national committee Of Collegiate
Ahr-hil!tarlsm League. executive COM
.noee Fellowship OF Reconciliation, ac-
we in organization of Young Democ-
70, connected with Union Theological