J. Luz Sáenz

J. Luz Sáenz:

A) was the energetic leader of the War Labor Policies Board
B) was a Mexican American World War I veteran who, three days after his discharge, was denied service at various restaurants
C) was the first and most celebrated conviction under the Espionage Act of 1917
D) was convicted under the "clear and present danger" doctrine
E) led the Fifth Army in the Mediterranean during World War I