The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-20
JOIN
RANKS FOR HARDING
College Presidents, Publicists
and Religious Leaders to
Give Him Support.
BEST HOPE FOR PEACE
Statement They Signed Will
BE Circulated Widely for
Additional Names.
BEST HOPE FOR PEACE

DIR. Jacob Gould Schurrnan. former
president Cornell University. made pub
lie yesterday the names of twenty-five
publicists and educational leaders who
through him. had added their names to
the thirty-one who signed statement
last week expressing their belief that
they could most effectively advance the
cause Of international cooperation to
promote peace by supporting Mr.. Har-
ding for the Presidency
At the same time the Republican Ma
tional Committee gave out list or
twenty-eight clergymen and religious
leaders who had either written or tele-
graphed their concurrence In the views
set forth In the statement among the
original signers of which we're Elihu
Root, Herbert Hoover and President
Lowell OF Harvard University.
Mr.. Schurman's names, including
twelve college presidents, are:
Clarence A. Barbour. president Roch-
ester Theological Seminary; Elmer 70.
Brown, chancellor New York Univer-
sity; Clara B. Burdette (Mrs. Robert
-, Pasadena, Cal. Robert S. Brook
ings, president board OF trustees. Wash
ington University, St Louis r.. ]. Cald-
well, president American Mld-European
Association C. w. Chamberlain, presi-
dent DennIson University, Granville,
Ohio Frederic II. Coudert, New York ;
Boothe c. Davis, president Alfred Uni
verslty, Alfred, N. Y; James r. Day.
chancellor Syracuse University Freder-
ick c. Ferry, president Hamilton Col
lege, Clinton, N Y; George Richmond
Crosse president De Paw University,
Greencastle. Indiana; Frank w. Gun
saulus president Armour Institute OF
Technology, Chicago; A. Barton Hep
burn chairman advisory committee
Chase National Bank, New York city
Myron T. Herrick. former Ambassador
to France Jacob H. Hollander, profess
sor political economy Johns Hopkins
University; Alfred r. Marling. former
president Chamber OF Commerce. New
York city; Brander Matthews: Samuel
B. Mccormick, chancellor University OF
Pittsburg Lemuel II. Murlin. president
Boston University Josiah H. Penniman.
acting provost University OF Pennsyl-
vania; Rush Rhees president University
OF Rochester: william A. Shanklin,
president Wesleyan University, Middle
town, Conn. Albert Shaw. editor Re-
cietc Of Revielos; Harlan 4. stone, dean
Columbia University Law School, New
York city: Theodore s. Woolsey, New
Haven, Conn.
The additional names that came
through the National Committed are:
Bishop William 4. Anderson of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Cincinnati
bishop Samuel Fallows of the Reformed
Episcopal Church. Chicago Bishop VIII
lam Lawrence. Boston Bishop Thomas
Nicholson of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Chicago; Bishop Luther 3. Will
son of the Methodist Episcopal Church
New York city. the Rev DR.. Maitland
Alexander of the First Presbyterian
Church. Pittsburg the Rev. DR.. William
n. Barton OF the First Congregations,
Church, Oak Park. Ill. Nolan r. Best
editor The Continent, New York city
the Rev. DR.. M p Boynton OF the
Baptist Church. Chicago; the Rev. DR.
Charles Wood OF the Church OF the
Covenant. Washington, d. c.: the Rev
DR. Charles Mills. executive secretary OF
the Pilgrim Memorial Fund Congrega-
tional Church. New York city.
The Rev. Or. Nehemiah Boynton OF
the Clinton Avenue Congregational