New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

ing the troops. Those who will attend
are Charles Stewart Dawson, Richard
NJ. Hurd, DR.. William T. Manning,
Rabbi Joseph Silverman, Mrs. William
Jay, Mrs. John Blair, Miss Maude Wet
more, Taylor More and Colonel C. f.
Lydecker.
Among other letters protesting
against Hearst and Offering cooperation
with the Citizens Committee were the
following:
Alfred E. Henderson-"It gives me
great pleasure to accede to your re-
quest to serve on the general commit
tee of the Citizens Committee of Wei
come
"The presence of Hearst or the sug-
gestion of Hearst atmosphere on the
Mayors Committee of Welcome made
it impossible for any citizens holding
the highest ideals of general ethics to
serve in such company. The names Of
of those who have resigned form the
scverest rebuke that the Mayor Of q
great city could sustain.
"No expression has rung around tho
world more appropriately than that Of
Making the World Safe for Democracy.
We want to make America safe for
democracy and the best way to do this
is to make America Unsafe for Hearst
ocracy.'
JOHH I'VE. NlIgcuI II can De OF any
US to you on the committee Of well
come for our returning soldiers and
sailors it will give me great pleasure
to do so. | am doubly interested. as |
have son with the American EXpe-
ditionary Forces and certainly would
like to see only the 100 per cent Ameri-
cans on that committee"
New York Browning Society-"By a
vote of our society we wish to affiliate
with the Independent committee in well
coming the returning men"
New York City Colony National So
ciety of New England Women"W G
will be glad to have you add our name
to the already splendid list OF organi
cations participating in the plans of
the Citizens Committee of Welcome
to the returning soldiers, sailors and
marine"
Captain Robert Nichols Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution
This chapter wishes to be placed on
and expressing its desire to help in the
plans for welcoming the men. We are
ANXIOUS to do our part.
Army and Navy Club Of the City Of
New York 1--WE are glad indeed to add
The name of this club to your organiza-
ton"
Association of llth Engineers -"At a
MttlIHR uI our CAtCuJIVG DOdEu ii HlU-
ton was unanimously carried that the
members Of our organization, composed
Of relatives OF the 11th Engineers, now
IN France, join the Independent Citi-
zons Committee Of Welcome"
Mary Garrett Hay Joins
Mary Garrett Hay-T shall be glad
to become a member Q. the Citizens
Committee Of Welcome"
Powhatan Boiling, 100 Broadway-"I
am interested in the public spirited
purpose and work of the Citizens Com
mittee. I shall be glad to have my
name added to the list of members OF
the general committee"
Francis Rogers, l44 East Sixty-sec-
ond Street, shall be glad to have
my name appear as one OF your com
mittec."
Among the other prominent men and
women who have Joined the general
committee are John Williams, vice
president Of the Irving Trust Com
pany; Charles +. Guyan, Joseph M.
Price, George A. Thayer, j. c. F. ia
coby, Florence Howe Hail. 307th Regi-
mental Family Unit, Mrs. Hubbell Row
land. chairman; A. II: Morris, Alfred
e. Ommen, Axel Josephson. Charles A.
Boston, president OF the Maryland So
ciety; Mrs. Henry f. Ehrhorn, Dr.
James Peterson, the Rev. DR.. Henry
Mottet, Robert A. b. Dayton, DR.. John
W: Bartlett, Albert Behning, George
Adair Clarke, Edwin G.. Walder, Alex
andcr Cumming and Caspar Whitney.