Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-22 | Page 20 | League Advocates to Urge Ratification

LEAGUE ADVOCATES TO URGE BATIFICATIDNj Committee Selected to Ask Utah Organizations to Approve Present Pact The following appointments have been made by the committee from the League to taifere.e peace, recently selected to arrange for ratification before tho various va-rious organizations of Utah of the revised re-vised and amended covenant for a league of nations: Otto F. Asbridge. labor organizations. .Mrs. George M . Bacon, women's organisations. or-ganisations. Will ;. Karrell.-Kotury club. 1 he Kev. I'. A. Siinpkin, Commercial club. . . Nepht 1.. Morris, Mormon cnurch organizations. or-ganizations. The ery Kev. TV. W. Fleetwood. Fpis-copalian Fpis-copalian churches and schools. The Kev. George 11. Lavic-s, 1 resny-tei-ian ehurehes. . . , ,, . The Kev. J. JI. N. Williams, Methodist churches. , , . Mrs. A. H. S. Bird, Catholic churches and schools. ., , The Rev. J. Sherman Wallace, Laptlst churches. A. 11. Cook, Scientist churches. Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Jewish Churches. ., , The Kev. P. A. Simpkin, Congregational churches. Herbert Van Dam. Jr.. Kiwanis club. Judge A. J. Webber, fraternal organizations. organi-zations. , ,. , , Dr. F.. G. Gowans. state public school teachers. ' . T t-. Superintendent It. IT. Cummings. L. D. S. church school teachers. Dr. John A. WTdtsoe, University of Utah teachers and students. Dr. til. G. Peterson. Agricultural college teachers and students. Professor V. W. McKirahan, Presbyterian Presby-terian church schools. Following is the resolution which tho organizations will be asked to adopt: "Resolved, that wo favor, advocate and urge the ratification of the peace treaty, Including the league of nations covenant, without anv attempt at further amendment amend-ment at this time, by the senate of the United States."