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. = 20 « “after adopting the resolution of a committee on war, which advocated abolition of military training in colleges and universities and urged general conferences of the Meth- odiat Episcopal Church and Methodist Episcopal Church South “to bring influence to bear on the President and Congress to enter the world court, the League of Nations or sny substitute which would help to overcome the international chaos, the guestion of preparedness or pacifism was put before the elegates in the fom of a questionnaire. - De aye : The questions and the tabulated results were: 4. -i 1. I believe a program of preparedness is an effective method . of preventing war and should receive my support. - . : 31 voted in the affirmative; 197 against; 99 were . non-comittal. 2. I believe that widespread education against war is an. effective method of preventing war and should receive ny support. = 331 for; none against; $ non-committsl. 3, I believe the international orgenizations, such as the League of Netions and the Viorle Court, should be supported asa solution of the war sroblew. - 304 for; 2 opposed; 14 non-comittal. 4. TI believe that war is wrong and un-Christien and J will : not participate in it or sanction it. ~ . 79 for; 106 against; 141 non-comnittel." OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Camp Fire Girls sr East 17th St., New York City. {he Camp Fire Girls, in their 1922 Annual Report, express as @ part of their purpose, "to look upon ourselves as world citizens, to heve for the girls of other countries a feeling of sisterhood, has been & Camp Fire ideal.” American Youth League Hain Street, Worcester, Mass. Director ~ Stanley Kelley (An organization in the process of development) The American Youth League locks "toward world understand ing through world friendship". An internstional conference is to be held this summer at Eestford, Connecticut, which will be attended by delegates from England, France, Germany, Italy and Jepan, as “ell ae from all parts of the United States, eccoring to the preliminary announcements.