New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

Beard. Helen Phelps Stokes, the Rev.
Norman \. Thomas, Oswald Garrison
/ Willard, Lillian d. Wald, Professor
Henry W. l.. Dana. the Rev. Thomas
! c Hall. Morris Hillquit, Professor
George w. Krchwey, Rabbi Judah L..
Magnes. Professor Harry A. Overstreet,
Jacob Panken, Gilbert L. Roe and DR..
I James +. Warbasse.
All Names on List
The full list follows
Professor Clarence R. Skinner, pro-
fessor Tufts University, member of
Collegiate Anti Militarism League, on
editorial staff of Young Democracy"
Helen Phelps Stokes, of New York;
treasurer National Civil Liberties Blu
reau, vice-chairman Liberty Defence
Union, member of Council of Fellow
ship and Reconciliation, member execu-
tive committee intercollegiate Social
ist Society.
The Rev. Sidney Strong, Seattle.
/ Wash. member of Peoples Council of
America, Liberty Defence Union, Eel
lowship of Reconciliation.
The Rev Norman NJ. Thomas, of New
York; member Of American Union
Against Militarism, National Civil Lib
critics Bureau, Liberty Defence Union,
Fellowship of Reconciliation, editor Of
The World To-Morrow," national con-
ference of labor Socialist and radical
movements.
Alexander Trachtenberg, Of New
York; member Of Collegiate Anti Mill
tarism League; director Of department
OF labor research of the Rand School
OF Social Science; contributor to ''Thc
Llberatcr,' successor TO "The Masses"
The Rev. Irwin st. John Tucker, clel-
gyman ana editor, Chicago; managing
editor "The Christian Socialism,; mem
ber Of Peoples Council Of America;
chairman Peoples Council of Chicago;
convicted of violation Of espionage act
Germany; editor of "The Naton";
member American Neutral Conference
Committee, American Union Against
Militarism, American League to Limit
Armament, Fellowship of Reconcilia-
tion interested in National Civil Lib
critics Bureau
Henry Street Settlement Head
Lillian D. Wald, sociologist. of New
York; member American Neutral Con
ference Committee; American Union
Against Militarism; Civil Liberties Bu-
reau; Anne rcan League to Limit Arma-
ments; Woman's Peace Party, of New
York.
James P. Warbasse, NJ. D., Brooklyn.
n. Y; member American Union Against
Militarism; National Civil Liberties
Harry f. Ward. professor of social
service, Boston School Of Theology;
member of Collegiate Anti Militarism
League; Fellowship of Reconciliation;
Liberty Defence Union.
Donald Winston, of New York, mem-
Der OF National Committee Of Collegiate
Anti litarism League, executive COM
~ l..
active in organization of Young De-
mocracy; connected with Union Theo
logical Seminary.
l.. Hollingsworth Wood, lawyer, New
Union Against Mlitarism; chairman
National Civil Liberties Bureau; treas
urer Fellowship of Reconciliation.
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist, convicted
fer violation of espionage act; mem
Council of America, general committee
Liberty Defence Union; member Of Ma
tional Conference of Labor Socialist
and radical movements.
Hull House Head, Also
Jane Adams, chairman Woman's
Peace Party, vice chairman American
Neutral Conference Committee, execu-
tive committee American Union
Against Militarism, Council of Fellow
ship of Reconciliation, American
League to Limit Aramaments
James j. Bagley, president Franklin
member organizing committee Peoples
Council. executive committee Peace
Without Victory League, executive
committee Young Democracy
Henry J. Cadbury, professor Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, member ex-
ecutive committee Young Democracy,
American Friends Service Committed
Fellowship of Reconciliation.
Edmund c. Evans, architect, Phila-
delphla; member organizing committee
Peoples Council; executive committee
Fellowship of Reconciliation; National
Civil Liberties Bureau; active in Young
Democracy
Harold Evans, lawyer. Philadelphia;
attorney for Civil Liberties Bureau of
American Union Against Miitarism;
general committee, Liberty Defence
Union; executive committee. Fellow
ship Of Reconciliation; American
Friends Service Committee; executive
committee. Young Democracy
kuno Francke, former professor
HARVARD University; member Ameri-
can Neutral Conference Committee, In
tercollegiate Socialist Society, knight
Royal Order Prussian Red Eagle and
Order Of Grown.
Professor William F. Bade. Berkeley,
Cal; student University of Berlin,
1905-'06; professor University of Cali
fornia, 1902; member Intercollegiate
Socialist Society.
Onc-time Wellesley Professor
Professor Emily Greene Balch, econ
omIst; studied with Professors Schmol-
Ter and Wagner, former professor po-
, litical economy, Wellesley College;
member American Neutral Conference
Committee, Peoples Council of Amer
ica, Liberty Defence Union. Woman's
Peace Party Of New York City, Emer-
gency Peace Federation, American
Union Against Militarism. Collegiate
Anti Militarism League, Woman's In
ternational League, Intercollegiate So
cialist Society.
Roger n. Baldwin, now serving SEN
tence in prison for violation of selec-
tive service act; former instructor So
+ ciology, Washington University, st.
Louis; member National Civil Liberties
/ Bureau, American Union Against Mill
tarism, Fellowship of Reconciliation,
Liberty Defence Union, Collegiate
Anti Militarism League, Bureau of Le-
gal Advice. League for the Amnesty Of
! Political Prisoners.
Professor Charles A. Beard, form rly
I OF Columbia University; member In
/ tercollegiate Socialist Society, lecturer
Rand School Of Social Science, New