New York Board of Trade &
Transportation, 96.
Newspapers (see "Press").
Northwestern University, 135.
Norway and Sweden, refer case
to Hague, 24.
Noyes, LaVerne, W., 95.
NOYES, MRS. LaVerne W., 188.
Officers of the Conference, 2.
Olds, Clark, 96.
Organization for Peace, plans for,
proposed, 28-30, 149, 168.
Organization, More Effective,
The Need of in the Peace
Movement, 26.
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce,
96.
Our International Boundary-An
Object Lesson, 63.
Pacific Coast, The, and the Peace
Movement, 108.
Paine, George M., 96.
Pan-America, 38-45.
Pan-American Conferences, The,
Peace Propaganda, The, A Con-
vert To. 146.
Philadelphia Board of Trade, 96.
Philadelphia Chamber of Com-
merce, 96.
Philadelphia Commercial Muse-
um, 96.
Phillips, H. C., 2, 94, 130.
Platform of the Conference, text
of, 7; presented, 125.
Platt, Edmund, 96.
Popularizing the
Arbitration Movement, 72.
Poughkeepsie Board of Trade, 96.
President of the United States:
urged to act for peace, 8, 1II;
urged to address England and
Germany, 86-87, 92, 167, 169.
President Taft to Lead, 92.
Press, The, and Peace, 161-162;
172-179.
Preston, E. G., 95, 101.
Prize for Essay on International
Arbitration (see "Pugsley
Prize ").
Providence Board of Trade, 96.
PUGSLEY, CHESTER DEWITT, II,
131; offers prize, 201; remarks
of, 153.
Pugsley Prize, The, for Essay on
International Arbitration, II,
131; offered for year 1909-10,
201; presented to winner for
1908-9, 153; text of winning
essay, 154.
REED, GEORGE EDWARD, 123.
Reports of Committee on Busi-
ness Organizations, 93; of Com-
mittee on Colleges and Uni-
versities, 130; of Mohonk Con-
ference, how available, 3.
Resolutions: general 7, 8; of dele-
gates from business bodies, 8,
102, 112; regarding National
Council for Peace and Arbitra-
tion, 185.
RICHARDSON, CHARLES, 95, 101;
presents report, 93.
Richardson, Madison, 153.
Rochester Chamber of Commerce,
96.
ROGERS, WILLIAM P., 36.
Root, Elihu, The Services of to
the Peace Movement, 38.
ROWE, LEO S., 43.
SCOTT, JAMES BROWN, 2, 53, 136;
address of, 54.
Scranton Board of Trade, 96.
Seattle Chamber of Commerce,
96, 108.
Seattle Commercial Club, 96, 108.
Seelye, L. Clark, 132.
SHIPPEN, JOSEPH H., 96; address
of, 108.
SMILEY, ALBERT K., 3, 112, 187;
remarks of, 9, 188.
Smiley, Daniel 2.
Smith, Elias D., 96.
Socialism a power for peace, 79.
Soldier's View, A, 90.
Taft, President (see "President
of the United States ").
Tatman, Charles T., 95.
Texas, Peace Work in, 147-148.
Timpson, George E., 153.
Trade and Peace from the Jap-
anese Point of View, 103.
Treaties of Arbitration, 25, 155-6;
forms of, 158.
TRUEBLOOD, BENJAMIN F., 2, 35,
148; address of, 22.
Tucker, W. R., 96.
United States and Canada, peace-
ful relations of, 63-67: Water-
ways Treaty between, 65.
United States-Canadian Bound-
ary; history of, 63-67.
United States should lead in
peace movement, 7, 8, 10, 21,
86, 92, 111, 167, 169, 175.
United States, treaties of arbitra-
tion signed by, 25.
Universal Peace Congress, 185.
Universities and Colleges (see
"Colleges and Universities").
Van Kleeck, Henry, 2, 95.
Venezuela and The United States,
arbitration between, 127; refer
case to Hague, 24.
VON LEWINSKI, KARL, 57.
Waltham Business Men's Asso-
ciation, 95.
War and the Yellow Newspaper,
War: does not determine justice,
186; potent causes of, 162-164.
War, The Absurdity of, 88.
War, Localization of the Disturb-
ances Caused by, 141.
War, The Passing-of, 181.
WARFIELD, E. D., 36.
Watertown Chamber of Com-
merce, 96.
Wheeler, Benjamin Ide, 132.
WHEELER, EDWARD J., 2; address
of, 172.
WHITE, ANDREW D., 2, 132; ad-
dress of, 129.
Wilmington Board of Trade, 95.
Wilson, Andrew F., 96.
Winnipeg Board of Trade, 96.
Wood, Alexander C., 2, 96.
Wood, James, 101.
Woodruff, Clinton Rogers, 2, 95,
Worcester Board of Trade, 95.
World Executive, A, 20.
World Legislature, A, 19, 20.
WU TING FANG, DR., address of,
67; remarks of, 184.
Wylie, Douglas M., 95.
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