On January 2, 1919, the San Francisco Chronicle carried the front-page headline "Pope Pleads for adoption of Wilson's League of Nations." On October 16, 1919, a petition signed by 14, 450 clergymen of leading denominations was presented to the U.S. Senate, urging that body "to ratify the Paris treaty embodying the leage of nations covenant." Though the U.S. Senate failed to raitfy the treaty, Christendom's clergy continued to campaign for the League. And how was the League inaugrated? A news dispatch from Switzerland, dated November 15, 1920, read: "Opening of the assembly of the League of Natons was announced at elever o'clock this morning by the ringing of all the church bells in Geneva."
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