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Guide to the John R. Mott Papers

(Record Group No. 45)

compiled by Martha Lund Smalley

January, 1980Revised: 2010-02-03

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John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 2

Table of Contents

Overview 4Administrative Information 4

Provenance 5Information about Access 5Cite As 5Associated Materials 5

Biographical Sketch 11Description of the Papers 12Arrangement 15Collection Contents 16

Series I. General Correspondence 16Catalog compiled by Mott's secretary 16Alphabetical listing 16

Series II. Family Papers and Correspondence 67Genealogy and History of the Mott Family 67Genealogy and History of the Dodge Family 67J. R. Mott Family Correspondence 67Genealogy and History of Leila White Mott Family 70Leila White Mott: Family Correspondence 70Leila White Mott: General Correspondence 71Agnes Peter Mott: General Correspondence 71

Series III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries, 1888-1942 72John R. Mott 72Leila White Mott 72

Series IV. Notes and Notebooks, 1907-1937, nd. 74Series V. Addressses and Articles 81

Leadership 81Biography 81General 82

Church, Church Union 82Devotional, Evangelistic 83International Situation 86

General 86Africa 88Asia 88Europe 88Latin America 88Near East 88


Russia 89Missions 89Money 90Prohibition 91Specific Organizations 91

1. British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS) 912. International Missionary Council (IMC) 913. Methodist Church 914. Student Volunteer Movement (SVM) 925. World's Student Christian Federation (WSCF) 926. YMCA 93

General 93War Work 97

Leila White Mott 99Series VI. Books and Forewords, 1933-1959, n.d. 100Series VII. Biographical Documentation, 1881-1885 103Series VIII. Subject Files 111

Biography 111Related to Specific Countries or Geographical Areas 117Related to Specific Organizations 120Topical 127

Series IX. Evaluations and Biographies 132Articles, statements re. JRM 132Biographies 132

Series X. Photographs 139Family photographs: arranged by topic 139Portraits of Mott: arranged chronologically 139Portraits of individuals other than Mott: alphabetically arranged 139Travel and conference photographs: chronologically arranged 140Photographs occasioned by tributes to Mott: chronologically arranged 141

Access Terms 142


Overview

REPOSITORY: Yale University Divinity School Library409 Prospect StreetNew Haven, CT 06511Email: [email protected]: (203) 432-5301

CALL NUMBER: Record Group No. 45

CREATOR: Mott, John Raleigh, 1865-1955.

TITLE: John R. Mott Papers

DATES: 1813-1982

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Total archival boxes 230; total linear footage 95 '

LANGUAGE(S): Materials in English.

SUMMARY: The papers document the multitude of activities and involvements pursued byJohn R. Mott in over seventy years of working life. General correspondence,1886-1955, comprises nearly half the bulk of Mott's papers, and includesletters to and from prominent American governmental leaders, philanthropists,international political, social, and religious leaders. Family papers andcorrespondence provide valuable biographical and genealogical informationas well as revealing another dimension of Mott's life, his role as a devotedson, brother, husband, and father. John R. Mott was born on May 25, 1865in Sullivan County, New York. His higher education was pursued at UpperIowa University, Fayette, Iowa (1881-1885) and at Cornell University, Ithaca,New York (Ph.B., 1888: Phi Beta Kappa). He received honorary degreesfrom Yale, Edinburgh, Princeton, Brown, Toronto, and other universities. Heserved as administrator and leader of various organizations including theYoung Men's Christian Association, Student Volunteer Movement for ForeignMissions, World Student Christian Federation, Foreign Missions Conferenceof North America, International Missionary Council, Interchurch WorldMovement, Institute of Social and Religious Research, and the World Councilof Churches. In 1916, Mott was a member of the commission assigned tonegotiate a settlement with Mexico. In 1917, he participated in a specialdiplomatic mission to Russia headed by Senator Elihu Root. Mott was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946. During his career, he was officiallyhonored by the governments of the United States, France, Italy, Japan,Poland, Greece, Jerusalem, Siam, Sweden, China, Czechoslovakia, Norway,Hungary, Estonia, Portugal, and Finland. Mott died in Orlando, Florida onJanuary 31, 1955.

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Administrative Information

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Provenance

Primarily a gift of John Raleigh Mott and his children, 1955.

Information about Access

Open to qualified researchers.

Cite As

John R. Mott Papers , Record Group No. 45, Special Collections, Yale Divinity School Library.

Associated Materials

Appendix A: John R. Mott Correspondence in WSCF Archives

Correspondent Date Location

Adriani, J.H. n.d. DD 800

Allier, Raoul 1909-1915, 1916-1922 DF 800

Andersen, Frank n.d. E 800

Andersin, Ole 1908-1911 DBA 800

Ansus, Franklin n.d. E 800

Baumgartner, A. 1899 DF 332

Bidgrain, Suzanne 11 Aug 1916-31 July 1925 A 800

Boyd, Elsie I. M. n.d. E 800

Box of Correspondence n.d. E 800-810

Brockman, F.S. 1907 FB 600-699

Bull, Oswin and Lildenniod, Henry 1906-1925 H 800

Bun, Prof. 1887-1918 B 800-810

Buvet, Pierre 1900-1910 DF 800



Calkoen, A. van Beeck n.d. DD 800

Clark, N. Walling 1899-1915 DL 800

Davies, Arthur W. 1904-1912 A 810

deBeriot, Pierre 1906-1912 DK 800

deBie, H. Jr. 1902-1912 DD 800

deBilly, Edouard l900-l919 DF 800

deDietrich, Suzanne 1926-1931 DF 800

de la Faille, Hermine Boart 1908-1924 DC 800

deRougement, F. 1909-1923 DK 800

deselincourt, Agnes 1908-1912 FD 800-810

Dodge, Grace 1904-1912 A 800

Eckhoff, K. Martin 1897-1914 DBB 800

Eddy, G. S. (copies of letters from him) DAA 800

Fraser, Donald 1897 H 800

Fries, Karl 1899-1919 A 810

Galland, Emmanuel 1910-1928 CA-CB

Gay, Cesare 1913-1925 DL 800

Gerdener, G.B.A. 1906-1923 H 800

Grant, Donald 13 Apr 1920-22 Aug 1925 A 555

Grauss, Charles 1906-1918 DF 800



Gulick, Alice Gordon 1897 DI 967

Gulin, Eelis 1925-1939 DBA 800

Haslett, Thomas 28 Jun 1913-29 Dec 1925, 1927-1929 A 800

Heim, Karl 1900-1909 DC 800

Henriod, Henry-Louis 5 Feb 1915-3 Dec 1920 A 800

1921-1924 A 8001

1925

1926

1927-1928

1929-1931

Heyer, Johannes 1897-1898 DC 800

Hieb, Louis 1896-1897 FD 800-810

Hoffmann, Conrad 1921 A 800II

1922

1923-1926

Humberg, Paul 1905-1921 DC 800

Hurrey, Charles D. 1942 A 800II

JRM in Poland (letter to AssociationFriends)

1924 DP 912

Kawai, Michi n.d. FB 800-810

Keller, Edouard 1912-1921 DK 800



Koo, T.Z. 1921-1924, 1925 A 800II

Kose, Jaroslav 1921-1925 DO 800

Kriel, Marguerite n.d. H 800

Kullman, G.G. 1919-1925 DAB 800

Leavitt, Almira Fay 1804-1912 DL 800

Lecco, Marco 1911-1922 DRB 800

Lenwood, F. n.d. E 800

Leseur, Paul 1915 DC 800

Liebenberg, F T. 1933-1937 H 800

Liperovsky, L.N. 1926-1937 DAB 800

1923-1925

Lowrie, Donald 1926-1927 DO 800

Lowrie, Walter (Rev. Dr.) 1918 or 1919 A 690

1920-1921 DL 800

Maclean, James H. n.d. E 800

Mann, Theophil 1897-1921 DC 800

Marzinkovsky, V.F. 1923-1925 DAB 800

1926-1938

Matouskova, Julia n.d. DO 800

Maury, Pierre 1919-1925 DF 800



Mayadas, Mohini 1920-1923 FD 800-810

Michaelis, Georg n.d. DC 800

Michelet, Professor 1909-1924 DBB 800

Miller, Francis P. 1920-1925 A 810

Monnier, Jean 1896-1923 DF 800

Nicolay, Paul (Baron) 1909-1912 DAA 800

1910-1919

1913-1919

Nikitin, Alexander 1927-1933 DAB 800

Orgewsky, Madame 1913-1915 DAA 800

Papoff, M. N. 1896 DRC 900

Phildius, Eberhard 1910-1914 DM 800

1914-1918

1918-1920

Reynolds, James B. 1889-1892 A 003

Rouse, Ruth 1940-1945 A 001, 002

1904-1905 A 800

1913-1914

1914

1915



1916

1914-1919

1917-1918

1917

1918

1919

1920

1921-1924

1927-1939

1906-1907 A 800-810

1908-1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

n.d.

Rouse, Ruth and Woods, Edward S. 1912-1914 A 800

Rutgers, Herman C. 1908-1923 A 810

1925-1932

Seton, Walter W. 1909-1919 A 810



Steinthal, F.W. 1924 A 003

Swiss YMCA leaders 1896-1898 DK 795

Tatlow, Tissington 1895-1897 E 800

Visser t Hooft, W.A. 1927-1935 A 800-810

Wilder, Robert P. 1897-1916 A 810

1919-1920

Williamson (corres. sec. of WSCF1895-1897)

1895- 1897 A 800-810

Woods, Edward n.d. E 800

WSCF Conf. Lake Mohonk 1913 A 960

Letter from [?] to JRM 1906 FB 600-699

Biographical Sketch

John R. Mott was born on May 25, 1865 in Livingston Manor, Sullivan County, New York. In September of 1865, his familymoved to Postville, Iowa where his father was first a farmer and later a lumber dealer. Mott's higher education was pursuedat Upper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa (1881-1885) and at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York (Ph.B, 1888: Phi BetaKappa). On November 26, 1891, Mott was married to Leila Ada White of Wooster, Ohio. The Motts had four children: JohnLivingstone, Irene, Frederick Dodge and Eleanor Campbell. Following Leila Mott's death in 1952, Mott was married to AgnesPeter of Washington, D.C. On July 28, 1953. Mott died in Orlando, Florida on January 31, 1955.

Among the many administrative posts held by Mott were the following:

Student Secretary, International Committee of the Y.M.C.A.Chairman of the Executive Committee, Student Volunteer Movement.General Secretary and Chairman, World's Student Christian Federation.Founder, Foreign Missions Conference of North America.Chairman, World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh, 1910.Foreign Secretary and General Secretary, International Committee of the Y.M.C.A.General Secretary, National Council of the Y.M.C.A. of the United States.Chairman, World Committee of the Y.M.C.A.General Secretary, National War Work Council of the Y.M.C.A.Chairman, International Missionary Council.


Chairman, Institute of Social and Religious Research.Honorary President and one of the first active Presidents, World Council of Churches.

Mott was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946. During his career he was officially honored by the governmentsof the United States of America, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, Greece, Jerusalem, Siam, Sweden, China, Czechoslovakia,Norway, Hungary, Estonia, Portugal, and Finland. Mott received honorary degrees from Yale, Edinburgh, Princeton, Brown,Toronto, and other universities.

For more detailed description of John R. Mott's life and work, the researcher is referred to C. Howard Hopkins' biographyof Mott (Eerdmans, 1979), as well as to earlier biographies by Basil Mathews, Ruth Rouse, and Galen Fisher. Within thisregister, the listed folder headings of Series VII, BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTATION, provide a quick chronological index toMott's activities. Also of note are the numerous narrative analyses of Mott's life contained in Series IX, EVALUATIONS ANDBIOGRAPHIES.

While few individuals in our time are cognizant of John R. Mott's reputation and achievements, he was a widely acclaimedphenomenon in his own era. Friend of Presidents and philanthropists, administrator, evangelist, and architect of Christianunity, Mott traveled over two million miles as an "ambassador for Christ."("John R. Mott: A Hero of Our Time", WorldCommunique, March-April, 1965, p. 4.) Kenneth Scott Latourette, eminent historian of Christianity, evaluated Mott'scontribution as follows:

Mott's renown as a religious leader led to his involvement in American diplomatic affairs, particularly during the Presidency ofWoodid Wilson. In 1916 Mott was a member of the commission assigned to negotiate a settlement with Mexico. In 1917 heparticipated in a special diplomatic mission to Russia headed by Senator Elihu Root. The Root Mission was sent by Wilsonto confirm American support of the new Russian Provisional Government and to encourage Russia's continuing war effort.Mott's special commission was to cultivate relations with religious leaders in Russia. His notes are a valuable source ofinformation on religious and political developments in Russia during this period. (See two articles written by John W. Longand C. Howard Hopkins, Series IX, Box 219, Folder 3440)

Description of the Papers

I. General Correspondence. (p. 16)II. Family Papers and Correspondence. (p. 67)III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries. (p. 72)IV. Notes and Notebooks. (p. 74)V. Addresses and Articles. (p. 81)VI. Books and Forewords. (p. 100)VII. Biographical Documentation. (p. 103)VIII. Subject Files. (p. 111)IX. Evaluations and Biographies. (p. 132)X. Photographs. (p. 139)

Even a collection of this size cannot document thoroughly the multitude of activities and involvements pursued by John R.Mott in over seventy years of working life. Mott's energy and organizational efficiency were astounding to his contemporaries,a legend in his own time. Particularly in later years, an increasing portion of Mott's zeal was devoted to insuring that arecord of his life and work be preserved for posterity. Every note, report, and letter was classified and filed by Mott's faithfulsecretaries, reshuffled by biographers, and now, in a final reprocessing by the archivist, hopefully organized in a waywhich not only preserves Mott's trace but provides for access to valuable historical information regarding individuals andmovements in the period 1880 to 1955.

Though Mott was a friend of governmental leaders and involved in diplomatic missions, this collection of his papers is likelyto be most valuable for its documentation of the organizations which Mott founded and led. Mott occasionally spoke out onissues like Prohibition and was frequently an unofficial spokesman for America abroad, but surprisingly little is found in Mott'spapers regarding the conflicts convulsing American society during his lifetime. The cornerstone of Mott's activities was avision of the Kingdom of God based on individuals transformed by the call of God and moral fortitude. Societal issues such


as labor conflicts, big money, and imperialism were viewed through the lenses of this vision with a simplistic confidenceundoubtedly heartening to a large body of the American population.

Rising from rural Mid-Western origins to close association with many business, government and religious leaders, Mottwas a hero of his time, a symbol for American optimism. Mott's well-documented climb to prominence, his changing andunchanging foci and values, and the abrupt fading of his reputation in the twenty-five years since his his death providevaluable insights into the workings of American society.

In a folder preceding Series I of this collection are copies of the "Source Material Files Catalog" prepared by Mott'ssecretary, Benjamin R. Barber, in 1952. This catalog and a parallel listing by earlier Divinity Library personnel representthe organizational scheme worked out by Mott and associates for his archives. This scheme was not maintained in the finalreorganization of Mott's papers because it provided limited access to specific items and did not encompass the whole of theMott archive. It will be of interest to the researcher, however, to examine this more topically oriented organizational schemedevised by Mott and his secretaries. Information sheets indicating the archivist's relocation of material are filed with the"Source Material Files Catalog." This information will be of value to the researcher in locating correspondence related toparticular organizations served by Mott.

The first series in this collection, GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, dates from 1886 to 1955, nd., and comprises nearly halfthe bulk of Mott's papers. The letters are arranged primarily under the names of individuals, rather than under organizationsor institutions, for the corporate affiliations of the correspondents involved were changing and intertwined. ProminentAmerican governmental leaders represented in Mott's correspondence include: John Foster Dulles, Joseph C. Grew, WarrenG. Harding, Herbert Hoover, Cordell Hull, Franklin K. Lane, Robert Lansing, Gifford Pinchot, Theodore Roosevelt, Elihu Root,Hugh Lenox Scott, Henry L. Stimson, William Howard Taft, Harry S. Truman and Woodid Wilson. Philanthropists with whomMott corresponded include: Anita McCormick Blaine, Cleveland E. Dodge, Cleveland H. Dodge, Robert Dollar, A.A. Hyde,Cyrus Hall McCormick, Jr., Nettle Fowler McCormick, Starr Murphy, Ransom E. Olds, Annie Pfeiffer, John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,James Stokes, and John Wanamaker. International political and social leaders such as Feng Yu Hsiang, Marshal FerdinandFoch, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Jan Hofmeyr, and Count Shimpei Goto of Japan are represented. On the internationalreligious scene, Mott's correspondents included V.S. Azariah, Karl Fries, Toyohiko Kagawa, T.Z. Koo, Hendrik Kraemer,Joseph H. Oldham, William Paton, Nathan Soderblom, Erich Stange, J.E.K. Studd, J. Hudson Taylor, William Temple, WillemVisser 't Hooft, and Sir George Williams. Mott also corresponded with many of the American Protestant leaders of his time,including George Sherwood Eddy, Harry Emerson Fosdick, Richard C. Morse, Charles K. Ober, David R. Porter, JosiahStrong, Billy Sunday, Henry P. Van Dusen, Robert P. Wilder and Luther D. Wishard, among many others.

Letters from the early, formative years of the YMCA, Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, World StudentChristian Federation, and other organizations are available in the collection, but it is also obvious that Mott became moresystematic in preserving his correspondence as his career progressed and his secretarial assistance increased. Muchvaluable early correspondence was gathered in photocopy for the collection by Mott's biographer C. Howard Hopkins.Of particular note is the extensive correspondence between Mott and Joseph H. Oldham related to the World MissionaryConference in Edinburgh (1910) and the groundwork for the International Missionary Council, which was formally establishedin 1921.

The researcher should be alerted to the availability of Mott correspondence in other personal paper collections at the DivinityLibrary, including the George Sherwood Eddy Papers, Robert P. Wilder Papers, and Clarence P. Shedd Papers. Appendix Aof this register is an index to the Mott correspondence in the archives of the World Student Christian Federation (Yale DivinityLibrary Record Group No. 46), a massive collection largely compiled by Mott and intimately related to his own archives.

The second series, FAMILY PAPERS AND CORRESPONDENCE, dates from 1813 to 1975, nd. It provides valuablebiographical and genealogical information as well as revealing another dimension of Mott's life, his role as a devoted son,brother, husband, and father. Mott wrote frequently and regularly to his parents and sisters until around 1910, and theseletters represent the most complete information available on the early phases of Mott's career. Leila White Mott was animportant accomplice in her husband's career, his editor, advisor, and closest friend. She often accompanied Mott onhis voyages, but when she did not, he wrote frequently to keep her abreast of his activities. Leila's general and familycorrespondence, as well as memorabilia related to her family, are included in this series. The correspondence of Mott'ssecond wife which is contained in the series consists primarily of letters of condolence- received at the the time of Mott'sdeath.

As his own best promoter, Mott made a systematic effort to prepare and circulate narrative accounts of his activities. TheseREPORT LETTERS, JOURNALS, AND DIARIES, contained in Series III. date from Mott's visits to North American collegesand universities in 1888 to a trip to India in 1939. Objective rather than subjective in content, these accounts were, in lateryears, often compiled by Mott's current secretary/assistant. Several diaries and journal type writings of Leila White Mott arealso included in this series.


Series IV consists of Mott's manuscript NOTES AND NOTEBOOKS dating from 1878 to 1955. It was Mott's habit to recordon folded sheets of 8 1/2 by 11" paper his impressions, agendas, and thoughts for the endless meetings, interviews andspeaking engagements which formed his life. These scraps of minuscule scrawl are among the most valuable of the Mottpapers, for here one can trace evolutions of thought, find raw data on the inner workings of meetings and have access toMott's informal musings. Some of the most interesting of these notes are located under the topic "Autobiography". In thesenotes to himself, Mott set down his priorities and ambitions as well as the background to important decisions. Also included inthis series are the pocket ledgers which Mott used to record his personal expenses and other pertinent information. A seriesof important notebooks in this series (some in Mott's handwriting) document the early operations of the Student YMCA andthe InterSeminary Missionary Alliance, ca. 1880-1899.

The ADDRESSES AND ARTICLES of Series V represent Mott's shorter published works and date from 1884 to 1948. Insome cases, Mott's manuscript notes and preparations for these finished pieces are available in Series IV. Both Series IVand Series V are arranged topically, and chronologically within topics, to facilitate location of connecting items. Though themodern reader is sure to be struck by the repetitiveness and wordy rhetoric of Mott's addresses, it is obvious from theirquantity that Mott was much in demand as a public speaker.

Mott wrote several book-length works during his career as well as compiling his magnum opus, the six volume collection ofhis addresses and papers. Series VI, BOOKS AND FOREWORDS, consists primarily of material related to the distributionand review of Mott's publications. Mott's growing concern that future generations have a record of his work took concreteform in his massive project of compiling his Addresses and Papers and distributing the volumes worldwide. The secondsection of Series VI contains various forewords and introductions written by Mott for works of others.

The BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTATION of Series VII consists primarily of printed material such as newspaper andmagazine clippings, programs, reports, bulletins, publicity releases, and posters. These items, plus a few manuscript reportsand citations, and a biographical card file, serve to trace Mott's activities from his college days until his death in 1955. Post-humous tributes and the Mott Centennial observances 1965 are also documented in this series.

Efficient organizer that he was, Mott maintained extensive source material files for use in his committee work and inpreparing addresses and written works. Newspaper and magazine articles, brochures, maps, reports, and other printedmaterials, as well as typescript extracts from books on various subjects were classified and preserved. Mott's interestin biography is represented in this series by files of information related to prominent individuals. Another section of theSUBJECT FILE of Series VIII centers on the geographical areas visited by Mott. A third section documents topics and issuesranging from the ''Bible" and "Evangelism" to "Race Relations" and "Social Issues."

Of particular note in Series VIII are the files of printed material related to the various organizations which Mott served. Insome cases, the Divinity Library had previously established archival and pamphlet files for these organizations in otherrecord groups. In the interest of consolidating similar materials, printed material that fit into these files was removed fromthe Mott papers. The new locations of these items are noted in the finding aid. It should be clear to the researcher that a fullanalysis of Mott's work would require delving into other collections in the Library including those related to the World StudentChristian Federation, Student Volunteer Movement, International Missionary Council, World Council of Churches, and YMCA-- Student Division. Though a certain amount of printed material related to the YMCA (other than Student Division) remainswith the Mott papers, the researcher should also be aware of the Mott-related material available in the YMCA archives at theUniversity of Minnesota.

Series IX, EVALUATIONS AND BIOGRAPHIES, contains published and unpublished descriptions and analyses of Mott'slife and work written by colleagues and journalists. Many of these descriptions were prepared for publication in religiousperiodicals; others are in the form of letters or memoranda written in response to the requests of Mott's biographers. Somebusiness and review material for the earlier biographies by Mathews and Fisher is included.

A large section of the series derives from files compiled by C. Howard Hopkins, Mott's most recent biographer. Foldersclassified by the Hopkins system and the key for deciphering the system have been kept together as a unit. When items havebeen removed from Hopkins' files to unite them with similar items in the Mott files, information sheets indicating the materialremoved and its new location have been placed in the Hopkins file. Also included is Hopkins' original final draft, from whichthe smaller printed draft was derived.

The PHOTOGRAPHS of Series X are organized under various topics. Included are an excellent series of formal portraitsof Mott taken over the years as well as informal photos of Mott with his family and at his summer retreat at Lac des Iles,Canada. The section of travel and conference photographs provides historical documentation for various organizations, aswell as tracing Mott's activities.


Arrangement

I. General Correspondence. (p. 16)II. Family Papers and Correspondence. (p. 67)III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries. (p. 72)IV. Notes and Notebooks. (p. 74)V. Addresses and Articles. (p. 81)VI. Books and Forewords. (p. 100)VII. Biographical Documentation. (p. 103)VIII. Subject Files. (p. 111)IX. Evaluations and Biographies. (p. 132)X. Photographs. (p. 139)

Series I. General Correspondence John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 16

Collection Contents

Series I. General Correspondence

Box Folder Description Date(s)

Series I. General CorrespondenceThe letters are arranged alphabetically by author or recipient other than Mott. Ageneral folder (or folders) for each letter of the alphabet is followed by individualfolders for frequent or notable correspondents. In most cases correspondencerelated to a particular corporate body is filed under the individual correspondentsinvolved. Cross-referencing will alert the researcher to this arrangement. One folderof unidentified correspondence follows the alphabetically arranged files. At the endof the series are three bound volumes of letters presented to Mott on certain specialoccasions. These volumes are arranged alphabetically by author and are not cross-referenced with the remainder of the series.

Catalog compiled by Mott's secretary

1 1 A "Source Materials File Catalog" prepared by B.R.Barber, Mott's secretary

1952

Alphabetical listing1 1 Ab - Ad

1 2 Alb - Ali

1 3 All - Amd

1 4 Ame - Amo

1 5 Ana - Ane

1 6 Ang - Arc

1 7 Ark - AY

1 8 Abbott, Lyman 1905

1 9 Abe, Y 1940-1941

1 10 Abernethy, Bradford S. 1942

1 11 Abingdon-Cokesbury Press 1940-1951

1 12 Adams, Wilman E. 1942-1946

1 13 Aiman, J.S. 1936-1940

1 14 Albert I, King of the Belgians (printed invitation) 1919

1 15 Albright, Leland S. 1943-1947

1 16 Albright, Leland S. 1948-1952

2 18 Alden, Mrs. George I. 1926

2 19 Alexander, B.G. 1915-1948

2 20 Allen, P. MacGregor 1930-1947

2 21 Allier, Raoul 1914-1931

Series I. General CorrespondenceAlphabetical listing



2 22 Ames, Herbert B. 1915

2 23 Anders, Rodolfo 1938-1948

2 24 Andersen, Hans P. 1899-1904

2 25 Andersen, Hans P. 1906-1908

2 26 Andersen, Hans P. 1909 Jan-Mar

2 27 Andersen, Hans P. 1909 Apr-1914

2 28 Anderson, Henry W. 1918

2 29 Anderson, Paul B. 1920-1934



2 32 Anderson, Paul B. 1942-1943 Jan

2 33 Anderson, Paul B. 1943 Feb-Dec


2 35 Anderson, Paul B. 1946


2 37 Anderson, Paul B. 1950

2 38 Anderson, Paul B. 1951-1953,nd.

3 40 Anderson, William F. 1940-1944

3 41 Anderson, William K. 1940-1943

3 42 Andrews, C.F. 1933-1939,nd.

3 43 Anet, Henri 1934-1946

3 44 Angell, James R. 1932-1949

3 45 Armstrong, A.E. 1933-1950,nd.

3 46 Arnup, Jesse H. 1940-1949

3 47 Asch, Sholem 1945-1950

3 48 Association Press 1937-1944



3 51 Astor 1931

3 52 Athenagoras 1931-1952

3 53 Atherton, Frank C. 1904-1940

3 54 Atherton, Frank C. 1941-1945

3 55 Atherton, J.B.; Atherton, Juliette; Juliette Atherton Trust 1897-1954,nd.

3 56 Atkinson, Henry A. 1928, 1940-1941

3 57 Atkinson, Henry A. 1942-1955,nd.




3 58 Auckland, Bishop of 1911

3 59 Avery, Alfred H. 1948

3 60 Axling, William 1923-1952

3 61 Azariah, V.S. 1902-1945

3 62 Baa - Bai

3 63 Bak - Bap

3 64 Barb - Barn

3 65 Baro - Bart

3 66 Bas - Bay

3 67 Bea - Bee

3 68 Bei - Ben

3 69 Ber - Bev

3 70 Bic - Bil

3 71 Bio - Bis

3 72 Bl

3 73 Bob - Boo

3 74 Bor - Bowe

3 75 Bowi - Boz

3 76 Brac - Bran

3 77 Bras - Brau

5 78 Bre - Brn

5 79 Broa - Broo

5 80 Brou - Brown, F.

5 81 Brown, G. - Brub

5 82 Bruc - Bry

5 83 Buc - Bun

5 84 Bur - Buz

5 85 Babbott, Frank L. 1940-1950

5 86 Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Florida 1941-1952

5 87 Bader, Jesse M. 1940-1943

5 88 Bader, Jesse M. 1944-1949

5 89 Bailey, Liberty Hyde 1943-1948

5 90 Bainton, Roland H. 1941-1953

5 91 Baker, Edwin G. 1933-1954

5 92 Baker, James Chamberlain 1928-1942 Jan




5 93 Baker, James Chamberlain 1942 Mar-1943

5 94 Baker, James Chamberlain 1944-1952, nd.

5 95 Baker, Newton D. 1917-1933

5 96 Balfour of Burleigh, Lord 1910-1915

5 97 Ballantyne, Harry 1924-1952

5 98 Bank of Montreal 1941-1953

5 99 Banninga, John J. 1940 Feb 16

5 100 Baptist Book Store 1942

6 101 Barber, B.R. 1902-1911

6 102 Barber, B.R. 1912-1925

6 103 Barber, B.R. 1926-1942

6 104 Barber, B.R. 1943-1944

6 105 Barber, B.R. 1945

6 106 Barber, B.R. 1946

6 107 Barber, B.R. 1947

6 108 Barber, B.R. 1948

6 109 Barber, B.R. 1949

6 110 Barber, B.R. 1950-1952

6 111 Barber, B.R. 1953-1954,nd.

6 112 Barber, John Clarke 1946-1954

6 113 Barbour, G.F. 1934-1942

6 114 Barner, Arthur 1912-1948

7 115 Barnes, Roswell P. 1940-1949

7 116 Barnett, Eugene E. 1982-1940 Jan

7 117 Barnett, Eugene E. 1940 Sep-1941 Feb

7 118 Barnett, Eugene E. 1941 Mar-Dec

7 119 Barnett, Eugene E. 1942








8 127 Barnett, Eugene E. 1950 Jan-Nov




8 128 Barnett, Eugene E. 1950 Dec-1951

8 129 Barnett, Eugene E. 1952-1953

8 130 Barnett, Eugene E. 1954, nd.

8 131 Barnhart, B.P. 1934-1942

8 132 Barrows, John Henry 1897

8 133 Barstow, Robbins Wolcott 1935-1947

8 134 Barton, James L. 1897-1935

8 135 Barwick, John W. 1940, 1941

8 136 Bashford, J.W. 1904-1917

8 137 Beaton, John W. 1931-1949

8 138 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1895-1896 Jul

8 139 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1896 Sep-1897

8 140 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1898-1899




8 144 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1949-1952, nd.

8 145 Beaver, James A. 1897-1909

8 146 Beaver, R. Pierce 1948-1950

8 147 Beaver, R. Pierce 1951-1953

8 148 Beebe, Merton L. 1934- 1945

8 149 Bell, George K.A. 1927-1951

8 150 Bendtz, N. Arne 1943-1949

9 151 Bennett, William A. 1940-1941

9 152 Bennett, William A. 1942-1949

9 153 Berggrav, Eivind 1946-1950, nd.

9 154 Bernadotte, Oscar 1926-1941

9 155 Bernadotte, Oscar 1943-1953, nd.

9 156 Bernstorff, J. van 1916

9 156A Bersell, P.O. 1942-1947

9 157 Berry, Elmer 1927-1933

9 158 Best, Ernest M. 1931-1949

9 159 Biblical Seminary in New York 1942

9 160 Bidgrain, Suzanne H. 1918-1920

9 161 Bidgrain, Suzanne H. 1921




9 162 Bidgrain, Suzanne H. 1922-1927,1946

9 163 Bilheimer, G.S. 1928-1944

9 164 Bilheimer, G.S. 1915-1951

9 165 Bilheimer, Robert S. 1942-1945



10 168 Billikopf, Jacob 1942-1946

10 169 Billings, Elizabeth 1914-1940



10 172 Billings, Julia P. 1907

10 173 gingham, J.R. 1945-1946

10 174 Bird, Philip Snead 1942-1948

10 175 Birks, Gerald W. 1915-1948

10 176 Bishop, Charles W. 1915-1954

10 177 Blaine, Anita McCormick 1927-1952

10 178 Blakey, Claude W. 1944-1949

10 179 Bliss, Howard S. 1917

10 180 Boegner, Marc 1939-1952

10 181 Boon-Itt, Spmuel 1931

10 182 Booth, Evangeline 1938

10 183 Bosworth, Edward I. 1899-1911

10 184 Bowe, V.P. 1940-1949

10 185 Bowlby, Harry L. 1942-1948

10 186 Bowlby, Harry L. 1949-1953

10 187 Boynton' Charles L. 1934-1941

10 188 Brainerd, Cephas 1903

10 189 Brainerd, Eveline W. 1943-1946

10 190 Braisted, Paul J. 1940-1950

10 191 Brandenburg, Earl W. 1940-1952

10 192 Branscomb, John 1944-1953

11 193 Breg, W. Roy 1939-1941 Apr

11 194 Breg, W. Roy 1941 Jun-1943 May

11 195 Breg, W. Roy 1943 Jun-1944

11 196 Breg, W. Roy 1945




11 197 Breg, W. Roy 1946

11 198 Breg, W. Roy 1947

11 199 Breg, W. Roy 1948

11 200 Breg, W. Roy 1949-1950

11 201 Breg, W. Roy 1951-1954

11 202 Brenner, Scott 1943-1944

11 203 Brent, Charles H. 1907-1928

11 204 Bridges, Asa 1947

11 205 Broadus, John A. 1893

11 206 Brockman, Fletcher S. 1911-1923

11 207 Brockman, Fletcher S. 1925-1944

11 208 Brockman, Mary 1915-1952

11 209 Brookes, Edgar 1937-1940

11 210 Brooks, Murray G. 1940-1954

12 211 Brown, Arlo Ayres 1933-1946

12 212 Brown Arthur Judson 1897-1951

12 213 Brown Brothers Harriman and Co. 1938-1949

12 214 Brown, William Adams 1938-1943

12 215 Browne, Eleanor Kent 1939-1943

12 216 Browns, Eleanor Kent 1944-1954

12 217 Brumbaugh, Thoburn T. 1935-1947

12 218 Brunner, Emil 1946-1950

12 219 Bryce, James 1911, 1915

12 220 Bryan, William Jennings 1915-1927, nd.

12 221 Buchman, Frank 1917

12 222 Bucke, Emory.S. 1946-1948

12 223 Buckley, J.M. 1887

12 224 Budge, Donald A. 1909-1949

12 225 Buell, Robert 0. 1944-1947

12 226 Bull, Oswin 1934, 1945

12 227 Burke, John J. 1918-1936

12 229 Burr, George Lincoln 1887-1892

12 230 Burr, George Llncoln 1908-1934

12 231 Burton, Ernest D. 1924

12 232 Burton, John W. 1934-1945




12 233 Burton, Margaret E. 1940-1947

12 228 Butler, Clementina

13 234 Cab - Cal

13 235 Cam - Cap

13 236 Card - Cars

13 237 Cart - Cas

13 238 Ced - Char

13 239 Che

13 240 Chi - Chu

13 241 Ci - Col

13 242 Com - Cox

13 243 Or - Cu

13 244 Cairns, David S. 1913-1918

13 245 Cairns, David S. 1919-1945, nd.

13 246 Calhoun, Charles K. 1899-1934

13 247 Calhoun, Charles K. 1941-1955

13 248 Camargo, G. Baez 1934-1954

13 249 Cameron, W.A. 1941-1950

13 250 Campbell, Edward Fay 1934-1943

13 251 Campbell, Edward Fay 1945-1955

14 252 Cannon, James 1927-1944

14 253 Capen, Samuel B. 1908-1910

14 254 Carlson, Eskil C. 1941-1949

14 255 Carnegie, Andrew 1912-1919

14 256 Carnegie, Louise W. 1931-1944, nd.

14 257 Carre, Mary 1948-1954, nd.

14 258 Carter, Edward C. 1903-1912

14 259 Carter, Edward C. 1914-1954

14 260 Cartwright, Frank T. 1941- 1948

14 261 Cash, William Wilson 1934-1948

14 262 Cassian, Bishop Archimandrite 1947-1954

14 263 Cavert, Samuel McCrea 1931-1941

14 264 Cavert, Samuel McCrea 1942-1943

14 265 Cavert, Samuel McCrea 1944-1954, nd.

14 266 Cedergren, Hugo 1940-1945






14 269 Ceriani, Juan Carlos 1940-1947

14 270 Chambers, L.P. 1908-1947

14 271 Charles Scribner's Sons, Publishers 1940-1944

15 272 Chase National Bank 1939-1950

15 273 Chase National Bank 1949-1950

15 274 Cheney, Ralph L. 1940-1948

15 275 Cheng, Ching-Yi 1913-1932

15 276 Chiang Kai-shek 1929-1949

15 277 Chiang, Mayling Soong 1939

15 278 Chicago Sunday Evening Club 1940-1948

15 279 Chitambar, Jashwant R. 1931

15 280 Chirgwin, A.M. 1942-1947

Church Peace Union see: Henry A. Atkinson

15 281 Clark, Flmer T. 1941 1951

15 282 Clark, Francis E. 1900-1913

15 283 Clark, John C. 1931-1937

15 284 Clark, John C. 1938-1946

15 285 Clarkson, Francis 0. 1941-1944

15 286 Claypool, James V. 1946-1953

15 287 Clinton, J.M. 1914-1952

15 288 Clokey, Belle 1942-1947

15 289 Coffin, Henry Sloane 1933-1954

Colgate-Rochester Divinity School see: Barbour, C.

15 290 Colton, Ethan T. 1900-1902

15 291 Colton, Ethan T. 1903

15 292 Colton, Ethan T. 1904-1908

16 293 Colton, Ethan T. 1909-1914

16 294 Colton, Ethan T. 1915-1926

16 295 Colton, Ethan T. 1927-1934

16 296 Colton, Ethan T. 1942-1953, nd

16 297 Conant, James B. 1949-1950

16 298 Conard, Philip A. 1940-1949

16 299 Converse, John H. 1898-1906




16 300 Coolidge, Calvin 1924-1931

16 301 Cornell University 1940-1954

16 302 Cotton, Arthur N. 1924,1940-1941 Mar

16 303 Cotton, Arthur N. 1941 Apr-Dec

16 304 Cotton, Arthur N. 1942





17 309 Cotton, Arthur N. 1947, 1951

17 310 Couve, Daniel 1928-1941

17 311 Coxhead, W.G. 1906, 1915

17 312 Cratty, Mabel 1926, nd.

17 313 Cuyler, Theo. S. 1898

17 314 Cuyler, Thomas DeWitt 1917

17 315 Cynn, Hugh H. 1935, 1947

17 316 DaP - Dar

17 317 Dav - Day

17 318 Dea - Dem

17 319 Den - Des

17 320 Det - Dew

17 321 Dic - Fib

17 322 Din - Dom

17 323 Don - Dr

17 324 Du - Dz

17 325 Dabney, Charles W. 1934-1944

17 326 Dallas, John T. 1941-1952

17 327 Dalton, Alvin S. 1942-1949

17 328 Danforth, William H. 1939-1951

17 329 Daniels, Josephus 1917-1947

18 330 Danielson, Paul A. 1945-1953

18 331 Darling, Will 1897-1934

18 332 Datta, Rena 1929-1953

18 333 Datta, S.K. 1916-1938

18 334 Davidson, Randall and Edith 1905-1930




18 335 Davies, A.W. 1907-1934, 1953

18 336 Davis, Darius A. 1914-1926

18 337 Davis, Darius A. 1927

18 338 Davis, Darius A. 1928 Jan-Feb

18 339 Davis, Darius A. 1928 Mar-Dec


18 341 Davis, Darius A. 1930 Jan-Apr

18 342 Davis, Darius A. 1930 May-Dec


19 344 Davis, Darius A. 1932 Jan-Jun

19 345 Davis, Darius A. 1932 Jul-Dec

19 346 Davis' Darius A. 1933 Jan-Jun

19 347 Davis, Darius A. 1933 Jul-Dec









20 356 Davis, Darius A. 1942-1943


20 358 Davis, Darius A. 1945-1946



20 361 Davis, Darius A. 1949-1951

20 362 Davis, Darius A. 1952-1955

20 363 Davis, J.D. 1896

20 364 Davis, J. Merle 1925

20 365 Davis, J. Merle 1939-1940


20 367 Davis, J. Merle 1942-1943






21 370 Davis, J. Merle 1946-1952

21 371 Davis, J. Merle 1954, nd.

21 372 Davis, Jerome 1917,1940-1942

21 373 Davis, Jerome 1943-1946

21 374 Davis, Jerome 1948

21 375 Davis, Jerome 1949-1951

21 376 Davis, Jerome 1952-1954, nd.

21 377 Davis, Norman 1942

21 378 Davison, H.P. 1918-1919

21 379 Day, Edmund E. 1938-1948

21 380 Day, Edmund E. 1949, nd.

21 381 Day, George M. 1941-1953

21 382 Dean, John W. 1897

21 383 Decker, John W. 1941-1943

21 384 Decker, John W. 1944

21 385 Decker, John W. 1945-1946

22 386 Decker, John W. 1947

22 387 Decker, John W. 1948-1953

22 388 deDietrich, Susanne 1916-1948

22 389 DeForest, J.H. 1897-1910

22 390 DeGast, Leonard W. 1940-1949

22 391 DeGroot, A.T. 1951-1952

22 392 Deissman, Adolf 1931

22 393 DeMestral, Claude 1943

22 394 DeMestral, Claude 1944-1947

22 395 DeMestral, Claude 1948-1952

22 396 Denduyts, Norman E. 1941-1953

22 397 Dendy, Marshall C. 1944-1952

22 398 Dennis, James S. 1900

22 399 DeSchweinitz, Paul 1933-1940

22 400 DesGouttes, Paul 1914-1935

22 401 Dewey, Thomas E. 1946, 1952

22 402 Dharmaraj, M.G. 1948

22 403 Diack, Walter T. 1928-1952

22 404 Dickman, Mrs. J.W. 1940-1946




22 405 Dickman, John W. 1915

22 406 Dietz, W.E. 1945-1946

22 407 Dietz, W.E. 1947

22 408 Dietz, W.E. 1947

22 409 Dietz, W.E. 1948-1951

23 410 Diffendorfer, Ralph E. 1935-1940



23 413 Diffendorfer, Ralph E. 1947-1952, nd

23 414 Dingman, Russell G. 1933-1953

23 415 Dix, Philo C. 1940-1944

23 416 Dixon, Leonard A. 1913-1950

23 417 Dodds, J. Leroy 1944-1947

23 418 Dodd, William E. 1934

23 419 Dodge, Bayard 1923-1953

23 420 Dodge, Cleveland E. 1927-1936



23 423 Dodge, Cleveland E. 1947-1954, nd

23 424 Dodge, Cleveland H. 1889-1907





23 429 Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation 1917-1941

23 430 Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation 1942-1954

23 431 Dodge, D. Stuart 1905-1916

23 432 Dodge, El izabeth W. (see also: Elizabeth DodgeHuntington)

1915

24 433 Dodge, Grace H. 1904-1905

24 434 Dodge, Grace H. 1906-1911

24 435 Dodge, Grace H. 1912-1914

24 436 Dodge, Grace H. 1922, nd

24 437 Dodge, Grace Parish 1928-1948, nd

24 438 Dodge, H. E. 1900-1911




24 439 Dodge, M. Hartley 1942-1944

24 440 Dodge, Sarah H. 1904

24 441 Dodge, William E. 1900-1902, nd

24 442 Dole, Andrew 1925-1945

24 443 Dollar, Robert 1921-1933

24 444 Dome, Arthur E. 1950-1954

24 445 Douglas', H. Pall 1934-1948

24 446 Drummond, Henry (to C.K. Ober) 1887

24 447 Dulles, John Foster 1942-1948

24 448 Dun, Angus 1942-1954

24 449 Dunlavy, Edwin W. 1947

24 450 Dupre, Huntley 1945

24 451 Durgin, Russell L. 1940-1949

24 452 Durgin, Russell L. 1949-1952

24 453 Durham, Eugene 1940-1944, nd

24 454 Dwight, Henry 0. 1900

25 455 Ea - Ec

25 456 Ed - Ek

25 457 E1

25 458 Em - En

25 459 Er - Eu

25 459 Er - Eu

25 460 Ev - Ey

25 461 Eagan, John J. and Susan 1918-1953

25 462 Earhart, Harry B. 1937-1952

25 463 Easton, Addie 1940-1954

25 464 Ebara, Soroku 1913

25 465 Ebel, E.J. 1896

25 466 Eberhardt, Charles R. 1948-1950

25 467 Ebisawa, Akira 1933-1952

25 468 Eddy, Brewer 1941

25 469 Eddy, George Sherwood 1904-1906



25 472 Eddy, George Sherwood 1943




25 473 Eddy, George Sherwood 1944-1952, n.d.

Edinburgh House Press (see: Wm. A. Bennett)

25 474 Edwards, Dwight W. 1941-1952

25 475 Eidem, Erling 1942-1950

26 476 Elias, M.K. 1945-1946

26 477 Elliott, Arthur J. 1910- 1942

26 478 Elliott, Arthur J. 1943

26 479 Elliott, Arthur J. 1944-1952

26 480 Elliott, Arthur Roland 1938-1940

26 481 Elliott, Arthur Roland 1941-1942

26 482 Elliott, Arthur Roland 1943-1945, nd

26 483 Eliot, Samuel A. 1917

26 484 Ellis, George W. 1944

26 485 Emery, Theodore E. 1941-1949

26 486 Engberg, Gunner 1924-1947

26 487 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1940

26 488 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1941-1942

26 489 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1943-1945

26 490 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1945-1946

26 491 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1947-1948

27 492 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1949-1950

27 493 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1951

27 494 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1952-1953

27 495 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1954-1955, nd

27 496 Estabrook and Co. 1940-1942




27 500 Eulogius, Metropolitan of the Russian Orthodox Churchin Western Europe

1933-1939

27 501 Ewald, Charles J. 1902-1922

27 502 Ewald, Charles J. 1924-1925

27 503 Ewald, Charles J. 1928-1952

28 504 Fag - Fal

28 505 Fan-- Fea




28 506 Fed - Few

28 507 Fid - Fisher, George

28 508 Fisher, James - Fle

28 509 Fli - Fon

28 510 For - Fos

28 511 Fou - Frar

28 512 Fras - Fri

28 513 Fro - Fy

28 514 Fagley, Richard M. 1941-1947

28 515 Fahs, Charles 1915- 1940

28 516 Fahs, Charles 1941-1944

28 517 Fahs, Charles 1945

28 518 Fahs, Charles 1946-1948, nd

28 519 Fairfield, Wynn C. 1940-1952

28 520 Falconer, Robert and Sophie 1941-1953

29 521 Farquhar, J.N. 1907-1910

29 522 Farquhar, J.N. 1911

29 523 Farquhar, J.N. 1922-1923

29 524 Farrand, Livingston 1921-1933

29 525 Farwell, John V. 1928-1942

29 526 Faunce, W.H.P. 1900-1928

29 527 Federation of South American YMCA's 1940-1951

29 528 Feng, Yu Hsiang 1947-1948

29 529 Fenn, S.P. 1915-1924

29 530 Fenn, S.P. 1925-1927

29 531 Fenn, S.P. 1929-1932

29 532 Fermaud, Charles 1908-1912,1932

29 533 Findlay, William H. 1915, 1918

29 534 Finley, John 1924-1930

29 535 First Federal Savings and Loan Association Orlando 1942-1949

29 536 Fisher, Galen M. 1908-19S5

29 537 Fisher, Geoffrey F. 1945-1950

29 538 Fitch, George A. 1940-1949

30 539 Fleming H. Revell Co., Publishers 1941-1944

30 540 Flint, Charles A. 1930-1939




30 541 Flint, Charles A. 1940-1952

30 542 Floyd, ArYa C. 1943-1944

30 543 Florovsky, George 1949-1952

30 544 Foch, Ferdinand 1921

30 545 Fondren, Ella 1948-1954

30 546 Ford, Edsel 1923

30 547 Ford, Mrs. Henry 1942

30 548 Foreign Missions Conference of North America 1942,1944

30 549 Forrester-Paton, John 1934-1947

30 550 Forrester-Paton, John 1948-1954

30 551 Fortune Magazine 1940-1942

30 552 Fosdick, Harry Emerson 1906-1949

30 553 Fosdick, Raymond B. 1917-1948

30 554 Foster, John W. 1907-1910, nd

30 555 Foster, Perley A. 1941-1949

30 556 Foster, W.H.T. 1942-1948

30 557 Fowler, J. Hartley 1943-1954

30 558 Francis, Alexander 1903

30 559 Fraser, Donald 1899-1935

30 560 Freeman, Fred B. 1944-1945

30 561 Freeman, James E. 1932-1943

30 562 French Student Christian Federation 1915

31 563 Fries, Karl 1902-1914

31 564 Fries, Karl 1915-1921

31 565 Fries, Karl 1922 May-Jun

31 566 Fries, Karl 1922 Jul-Dec

31 567 Fries, Karl 1923 Jan-Mar

31 568 Fries, Karl 1923 .May-Sep

31 569 Fries, Karl 1923 Oct-Dec

31 570 Fries, Karl 1924 Jan-Apr

31 571 Fries, Karl 1924 May-Aug

31 572 Fries, Karl 1924-1925 Jul

31 573 Fries, Karl 1925 Sep-1926

31 574 Fries, Karl 1927-1929

31 575 Fries, Karl 1930-1932




31 576 Fries, Karl 1933-1934

31 577 Fries, Karl 1935-1938

31 578 Fries, Karl 1939-1942

31 579 Fries, Karl 1943-1946

31 580 Fries, Karl nd

32 581 Frosht, John B. 1940-1953

32 582 Fry, Wilfred and Anna 1911-1937

32 583 Fry, Wilfred and Anna 1939-1941

32 584 Fry, Wilfred and Anna 1942-1948, nd.

32 585 Gai - Gap

32 586 Gar - Gay

32 587 Ge

32 588 Gi - G1

32 589 God - Goo

32 590 Gor - Green

32 591 Greene - Gregg

32 592 Gri - Gru

32 593 Gu - Gw

32 594 Gailey, Robert R. 1935-1950

32 595 Gainfort, James W. 1942-1943

32 596 Gairdner, W.H.T. 1894-1925

32 597 Gallagher, W.J. 1943-1947

32 598 Galland, Emmanuel 1915-1945

32 599 Gamble, Cecil H. 1941-1943

32 600 Gandhi, Mahandas Karanchand 1934-1947

32 601 Garbett, Cyril Forster 1942-1949

33 602 Gardiner, Robert H. 1905-1912

33 603 Gary, E.H. 1920-1924

33 604 Gascoyne-Cecil, Lord William 1909

33 605 Gennathios, Metropolitan of Thessaloniki 1931-1938

33 606 Gethman, Helen King 1939-1952

33 607 Gethman, Walter W. 1926-1928 Feb

33 608 Gethman, Walter W. 1928 May-Dec

33 609 Gethman, Walter W. 1929 Jan-Jun

33 610 Gethman, Walter W. 1929 Jul-Dec




33 611 Gethman, Walter W. 1930 Jan-Mar

33 612 Gethman, Walter W. 1930 Apr-May

33 613 Gethman, Walter W. 1930 Jun-Dec

33 614 Gethman, Walter W. 1931 Jan-Apr

33 615 Gethman, Walter W. 1931 May-Jul

33 616 Gethman, Walter W. 1931 Aug-Dec

33 617 Gethman, Walter W. 1932 Jan-May

33 618 Gethman, Walter W. 1932 Jun-Dec

33 619 Gethman, Walter W. 1933-1934 Jan

33 620 Gethman, Walter W. 1934 Feb-1938

34 621 Gibson, Betty D. 1926-1936

34 622 Gibson, Betty D. 1937

34 623 Gibson, Betty D. 1938 Jan-Jun

34 624 Gibson, Betty D. 1938 Jul-Aug

34 625 Gibson, Betty D. 1938 Sep-Dec

34 626 Gibson, Betty D. 1939-1941

34 627 Gibson, Betty D. 1942-1952

34 628 Gilkey, Charles W. 1903-1946

34 629 Gill, C.H. 1942-1947

34 630 Gleason, George 1915-1907

34 631 Glover, T.R. 1914-1940

34 632 Gollock, G.A. 1923

34 633 Gompers, Samuel 1921-1923

34 634 Goodall, Norman 1944-1946

34 635 Goodall, Norman 1947-1952

34 636 Goodsell, Fred Field 1924-1941

34 637 Goodsell, Fred Field 1942-1952

35 638 Gordon, M.L. 1900

35 639 Goto, Shimpei 1917-1929

35 640 Goucher, John F. 1902-1911

35 641 Grant, E.W. 1941-1942

35 642 Gounaris 1921

35 643 Greer, David H. 1908-1917

35 644 Grenfell, Wilfred T. 1918

35 645 Grew, Joseph C. 1935-1949




35 646 Grey of Fallodon 1916-1920

35 647 Guild, Roy B. 1941-1945

35 648 Guillon, Charles 1928-1937



35 651 Guinness, Paul 1946-1953

35 652 Gunning, J.W. 1908-1913

36 653 Guttery, Arthur M. 1933-1945

36 654 Gwynne, Lewellynn 1924-1947

36 655 Haa - Hai

36 656 Hal - Ham

36 657 Han - Harl

36 658 Harm - Harw

36 659 Has - Haz

36 660 Hea - Hem

36 661 Hen - Hew

36 662 Hi - Hn

36 663 Hob - Hog

36 664 Hol

36 665 Hom - Hor

36 666 Hos - Hov

36 667 How - Hr

36 668 Hua - Huf

36 669 Hug - Hy

37 670 Hadley, Arthur Twining 1908-1916, nd

37 671 Halifax, 1st Earl of, Edward F.L. Wood 1936-1946

37 672 Hall, Charles Cuthbert 1900-1904

37 673 Hall, Lawrence K. 1941-1947

37 674 Hall, Lawrence K. 1948

37 675 Hall, Lawrence K. 1949

37 676 Hall, Lawrence K. 1950-1954

37 677 Hall, Rosetta S. 1940-1947

37 678 Hall of Fame: New York University 1935

37 679 Hallam, Wirt W. 1939-1944

37 680 Halsey, Stuart and Co. 1940




37 681 Halsey, Stuart and Co. 1940-1948

37 682 Hamsher, M.R. 1944-1945

37 683 Hanna, A.J. 1943-1955

37 684 Hanson, A. Wayne 1921-1952

37 685 Harada, Tasudu 1913-1931

37 686 Harbison, Ralph W. 1941-1949

37 687 Harbison, William Albert 1941-1949

38 688 Harding, Warren G. 1920-1922

38 689 Harkness, Edward S. 1903-1939

38 690 Harlow, Ralph 1947-1954

38 691 Harmon, Francis S. 1931-1952

38 692 Harmon, Nolan B. 1945-1946

38 693 Harner, Guy S. 1940-1948

38 694 Harper and Brothers 1939-1948

38 695 Harper, Samuel N. 1917-1922, nd.

38 696 Harper, William R. 1890

38 697 Harris, Frederick 1918-1948

38 698 Harris, Norman Dwight 1944-1954

38 699 Harrison, Carlton 1928-1952

38 700 Hart, Walter T. 1940-1948

38 701 Harte, Archibald C. 1908-1917






39 707 Hartenstein, Karl 1938-1949

39 708 Hartman, Lewis 0. 1940-1951

39 709 Hartzell, Joseph C. 1907-1910

39 710 Haskett, Walter F. 1944-1948

39 711 Hathaway, Frank A. 1940-1943

39 712 Hawk, Eugene B. 1940

39 713 Hawkins, F.H. 1931-1933

39 714 Haworth, Lester C. 1924-1950

39 715 Hayes, Will H. 1922-1946




39 716 Heeney, Arnold 1941-1950

39 717 Heeney, Bertal 1940-1952

39 718 Heinz, Howard J., Jr. 1941-1944

39 719 Helde, George G. 1944-1946

39 720 Hemingway, Charles R. 1940-1946

39 721 Hennig, P.O. 1913-1916

39 722 Henriod, Henry L. 1920-1923

39 723 Henriod, Henry L. 1924 Feb-Jun

39 7724 Henriod, Henry L. 1924 Jul-Dec

39 725 Henriod, Henry L. 1925

39 726 Henriod, Henry L. 1926 Feb-Sep

39 727 Henriod, Henry L. 1926 Oct-Dec

39 728 Henriod, Henry L. 1927 Jan-Mar

39 729 Henriod, Henry L. 1927 Apr-Dec

39 730 Henriod, Henry L. 1928-1929

40 131 Henriod, Henry L. 1931-1937

40 732 Henriod, Henry L. 1940-1951

40 733 Hering, Hollis W. 1940-1949

40 734 Herman, Harry C. 1928-1942

40 735 Hermann, Harold L. 1951, 1952

40 736 Herrick, Myron T. 1918

40 737 Herschleb, Charles A. 1923-1952

40 738 Hibbard, Carlisle V. 1915-1943



40 741 Hibbard, Carlisle V. 1948-1954, nd.

40 742 Hicks, Harry Wade 1941-1946

40 743 Higdon, E.K. 1935-1949

40 744 Higginbottom, Sam 1929-1953

40 745 Higginbottom, Sam 1954-1955, nd.

41 746 Hobbs, Bruno 1900-1901

41 747 Hobson, Henry W. 1939-1948

41 748 Hocking, William Ernest 1928-1935, nd.

41 749 Hodge, George E. 1940-1948

41 750 Hodge, J.Z. 1935-1947




42 778 Houghton, Roy M. 1940-1947

42 779 Howard, George P. 1940-1951

42 780 Huber, Max 1941-1949

42 781 Huckabee, Weyman C. 1941-1945

42 782 Hughes, Charles E. 1922-1931

42 783 Hull, Cordell 1939-1954

42 784 Hume, Edward H. 1940-1945

42 785 Hume, Wilson M. 1934-1953

42 786 Hunter, D.A. 1906-1935

42 787 Hunter, John L. 1940-1951

42 788 Huntington, Elizabeth Dodge and George 1930-1954

42 789 Hunton, W.A. 1897-1943

43 790 Hurley, Leonard F. 1944

43 791 Hurrey, Charles D. 19o7-l923

43 792 Hurrey, Charles D. 1924-1946

43 793 Hurrey, Charles D. 1947-1952

43 794 Hutchins, Francis S. 1944-1947

43 795 Hutchins, William J. 1928-1945, nd.

43 796 Hyde, A.A. 1915-1931

43 797 I

43 798 Ibuka, Kajinosuke 1897-1935

43 799 Iglehart, Charles W. 1940-1947

43 800 Indian Association of America, Inc. 1937

43 801 Ingalls, Harold B. 1942-1945

43 802 Ingram, G. Ilaley 1942-1944

43 803 Ingram, George S. 1936-1951

43 804 Innes, T. Christie 1941-1947

43 805 Internal Revenue Service 1930-1954

43 806 International Missionary Council 1925-1941,1952

43 807 International Review of Missions InterseminaryMovement in the US(see: A. Tolbert)

1940-1947

43 808 Irving, George

44 809 Ja

44 810 Jo - Ji

44 811 Joh




44 812 Jon - Ju

44 813 Jabavu, D.D. 1928,1934

44 814 Jackson, Mary A. 1914

44 815 Jacob, Ernest 0. 1911-1952

44 816 James, Arthur Curtiss 1916-1947

44 817 James, D. Willis 1907

44 818 Jarvie, James N. 1915-1928

44 819 Jenkins, Edward C. 1909-1953

44 820 Jenny, Arnold E. 1945-1949

44 821 Jerome, Percy F. 1940-1955

44 822 Jessup, Walter A. 1941-1942

44 823 Johannot, Henri 1928-1935

44 824 Johannot, Henri 1936-1947 1953

44 825 John, Griffith 1898

44 826 Johnson, Alba B. 1917

44 827 Johnson, Edward H. 1948-1951

44 828 Johnson, Edward H. 1952-1954

45 829 Johnston, O.T. 1928-1940 Mar

45 830 Johnston, O.T. 1940-Apr-Dec

45 831 Johnston, O.T. 1941

45 832 Johnston, O.T. 1942

45 833 Johnston, O.T. 1943

45 834 Johnston' O.T. 1944

45 835 Johnston, O.T. 1945-1946

45 836 Johnston, O.T. 1947-1951

45 837 Joliot-Curie, F. 1951

45 838 Jones' Arthur H. 1941-1942

45 839 Jones, E. Stanley 1935-1953

45 840 Jones' Rufus W. 1920-1947

45 841 Jones, Thomas Jesse 1927-1946

45 842 Jordan, Parker P. 1940-1944

45 843 Jorgensen, Arthur 1909- 1948

45 844 Jowett, J.H. 1914-1916

45 845 Juliana of the Netherlands 1941-1944

46 846 Ka




46 847 Ke

46 848 Ki

46 849 K1 - Kn

46 850 Ko - Kr

46 851 Ku - Ky

46 852 Kagawa, Toyohiko 1931-1951

46 853 Kaign, Raymond P. 1940-1953

46 854 Kawai, Michi 1927-1954

46 855 Kawashiri, Seishu 1926-1932

46 856 Keeny, S.M. 1940-1946

46 857 Keller, Adolf 1935-1946

46 858 Kelly, Herbert 1912-1915

46 859 Kennedy, Emma B. 1912-1923

46 860 Kelsey, Earl H. 1940-1943

46 861 Keppel, F.P. 1918-1942

46 862 Kerr, Annie 1940-1943

46 863 Killam, Lloyd R. 1941-1944

46 864 King, Henry H. 1940-1953

46 865 King, Richard H. 1915-1941

46 866 King, W.L. MacKenzie 1915-1949

47 867 Kinnaird, Emily 1912-1947

47 868 Kirby, Allan P. 1941-1943

47 869 Kirby, Fred M. 1926-1936

47 870 Kirman, E.C. 1944-1954

47 871 Kitchen, Wilmer J. 1950-1953

47 872 Kling, H.F. 1898-1912

47 873 Knapp, Forrest L. 1940-1947

47 874 Koechlin, Alphons 1926- 1953

47 875 Kohlstedt, Edward D. 1940

47 876 Koo, T.Z. 1925-1951

47 877 Koo, V.K. Wellington 1918

47 878 Kraemer, Hendrik 1931-1951

47 879 Kresge, Anna 1929-1947

47 880 Kung, H.H. 1943-1949

47 881 Lac - Lap




47 882 Lar - Lay

47 883 Lea - Lem

47 884 Leo - Lew

47 885 Lib - Lig

47 886 Lim - Ll

47 887 Lob - Lon

47 888 Loo--- Lot

47 889 Lou - Ly

48 890 Laidlaw, Robert 1913

48 891 Lake Mohonk Mountain House 1940-1948

48 892 Lake Placid Club 1940-1954

48 893 Lambuth, W.R. 1913-1915

48 894 Lampe, M. Willard 1940-1942

48 895 Lamplough, W. 1910-1920

48 896 Lane, Franklin K. 1916-1919, nd

48 897 Lang, Cosmo Gordon 1915-1942

48 898 Lang, J. Henry 1943-1947

48 899 Lansdale, Herbert P. 1915-1955

48 900 Lansing, Robert 1916-1919

48 901 Larsen, L.P. 1909

48 902 Latourette, Kenneth Scott 1932-1953

48 903 Laubach, Frank C. 1938-1946

48 904 Lawrence, William Laymen's Missionary Movement (see:F.J. Michel)

1908,1917

48 905 League of Nations Association 1940-1942

48 906 Leaycraft, Edgar C. (see also: James Stokes Society) 1917-1950

48 907 Leaycraft, Edgar C. 1951-1954

48 908 Leber, Charles T. 1940-1947

48 909 Lee, Edwin F. 1940-1946

48 910 Lee, Elizabeth M. 1940-1952

48 911 Leete, Frederick D. 1944-1953

48 912 Lehtonen, Aleksi 1946,,1947

48 913 Leibert, Edwin R. 1940-1944

49 914 Leiper, Henry Smith 1940-1941








49 919 Leland, Thad E. 1941-1942, nd.

49 920 Lenwood, Frank 1918-1921

49 921 Lenz, Frank B. 1940-1943

49 922 Lenz, Frank B. 1944-1954

49 923 Lerrigo, P.H.J. 1933-1945

49 924 Leung, S.C. 1936-1954

49 925 Lewis, Edwin N. 1940-1944

49 926 Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 1940-1953

50 927 Lichtwardt, H.H. 1934-1946

50 928 Lie, Trygve 1946-1947

50 929 Liebenberg, F.J. 1940-1948

50 930 Lightbody, H.C. 1925-1940

50 931 Lilje, Banns 1927-1950

50 932 Limbert, Paul M. 1945-1954

50 933 Lind, Willy 1945-1947

50 934 Lindley, Alva E. 1941-1947

50 935 Little, Grover J. 1935-1945

50 936 Lockhart, James H. 1925-1937

50 937 Long, Ralph H. 1942-1948

50 938 Longfellow, Juha (Mrs. Frederick W.) 1940-1952

50 939 Lothian, The Marquis of 1936-1940

50 940 Lotspeich, Edgar S. 1940-1944

50 941 Lovett, A. Sidney 1941-1944

50 942 Low, Seth 1901

50 945 Lowrie, Donald A. 1930-1941

50 944 Lowrie, Donald A. 1942-1948

50 945 Lowrie, Donald A. 1949-1954

50 946 Lowrie, Walter 1920-1946

51 947 Luce, Harry,Luce 1940-1941

51 948 Ludwig, Frederick R. 1940-1953

51 949 Lundahl, Jakob E. 1925-1948

51 950 Lvoff, Vladimir 1917




51 951 Lyon, Adrian 1931

51 952 Lyon, D. Willard 1900-1949

51 953 Lyon, Grace M. 1950-1952

52 954 Mea - McC

52 955 MacD - McG

52 956 Macho- McK

52 957 scab -Stacy

52 958 Mad - Man

52 959 Mar

52 960 Mas - Mat

52 961 Mea - Merl

52 962 Mern - Mey

52 963 Mic - Millar

52 964 Miller

52 965 Milli - Mit

52 966 Mob - Mon

52 967 Moo - Mord

52 968 More - Moru

52 969 Mos - Mew

52 970 Mu - My

53 971 McBee, Silas 1907-1922

53 972 McBrier, Edwin 1933-1948

53 973 McBrier, Edwin 1949-1955

53 974 McClelland, Dalton F. 1939-1945

53 975 McClelland, Dalton F. 1946- 1948

53 976 McClelland, Dalton F. 1949-1954

53 977 McConaughy, David 1940-1946

53 978 McConaughy, James M. 1903, 1910

53 979 McConnell, Francis J. 1909-1948

53 980 McConnell, J.J. 1941-1951

53 981 McConnell, J.W. 1944-1954

53 982 McCorkel, Roy 1940-1946

53 983 McCormick, Cyrus H. Jr. 1893-1935

53 984 McCormick, Fowler 1942

53 985 McCormick, Gordon 1942-1943




53 986 McCormick, Nettie F. 1898


53 988 McCormick, Nettie F. 1900-1901








54 996 Nettie Fowler McCormick Biographical Assn. 1934-1954

54 997 McCormick-Goodhart, L. 1944-1945

54 998 McCowen, Oliver and Elizabeth 1922-1954

54 999 McDonald, J.W. 1942

54 1000 McDowell, William F. 1912-1933

54 1001 Macfarland, Henry B. 1912-1921

54 1002 McGavran, Donald 1936-1940

54 1003 MacGregor, James R. 1942-1954

54 1004 MacInnes, Rennie 1923,1928

54 1005 McIntire, Charles C. 1940-1950

54 1006 MacKay, John A. 1928-1954

54 1007 McKee, Dean G. 1946-1954

54 1008 McKenzie, John 1915-1947

54 1009 MacKenzie, W. Douglas 1915-1935

55 1010 Mackie, Robert C. 1932-1942

55 1011 Mackie, Robert C. 1943-1945

55 1012 Mackie, Robert C. 1946-1952, nd.

55 1013 McKim, Judson J. 1928-1948

55 1014 MacKinnon, Sallie Lou 1939-1943

55 1015 MoLachlin, Louis E. 1940-1942

55 1016 Maclay, Lord 1925-1949

55 1017 Maclean, J.H. 1895-1944

55 1018 McLeish, Alexander 1940-1946

55 1019 Maclennan, Kenneth 1909-1918

55 1020 Maclennan, Kenneth 1925-1952




55 1021 Macleod, George F. 1941-1947

56 1022 McMains, Harrison 1944-1952

56 1023 Macmillan Company 1940-1944

56 1024 MacMillan, Hugh 1941-1947

56 1025 Macnair, James I. 1940-1954

56 1026 Macnicoll, N. 1933-1947

56 1027 McTyier, J. Floyd 1928-1954

56 1028 McWilliams, D.W. 1908-1915

56 1029 McWilliams, R.F. 1922-1954

56 1030 Maddry, Charles E. 1940-1943

56 1031 Madison, Ward 1947-1954

56 1032 Magee, J. Ralph 1940-1948

56 1033 Manikam, Rajah 1940-1948

56 1034 Manley, John E. 1912-1959

56 1035 Manley, John E. 1940

56 1036 Manley, John E. 1941

56 1037 Manley, John E. 1942

56 1038 Manley, John E. 1943

56 1039 Manley, John E. 1944-1945

56 1040 Manley, John E. 1946-1954

57 1041 Manning, William T. 1923-1948

57 1042 Mar, C.J. 1940-1949

57 1043 Mar Kurilow, Metropolitan of Malabar 1913

57 1044 Mar Thoma, Abraham, Suffragan Metropolitan -- MarThoma Syrian Church of Malabar

1937

57 1045 Mar Thoma, Titus, Syrian Metropolitan 1936-1937

57 1046 Margaret, Crown Princess of Sweden 1916-1917

57 1047 Marie, (Queen of Rumania?) 1913

57 1048 Marling, Alfred E. 1899-1934

57 1049 Marquis, Sarah 1939-1946

57 1050 Marshall, Katherine 1915-1950, nd

57 1051 Marston, George W. 1921-1946

57 1052 Martin, Anna P. 1941-1942

57 1053 Martin, G. Harold 1948-1949

57 1054 Martin, Horace Ford 1940-1942




57 1055 Martin, Horace Ford 1943-1945

57 1056 Martin, Horace Ford 1946-1949, nd

57 1057 Martin, Hugh 1942-1950

57 1058 Martin, W.N. 1948-1952, nd

57 1059 Masaryck, Tomas G. and Olga G. 1920-1925

57 1060 Massey, C.D. 1902-1912

57 1061 Massey, Vincent 1920-1928

57 1062 Massey, Vincent 1929-1930

57 1063 Massey, Vincent 1931-1948

58 1064 Mateer, Calvin and Julia 1896-1898

58 1065 Mather, Samuel and Flora 1905-1917

58 1066 Mathews, Basil 1924-1941

58 1067 Mathews, Basil 1942-1945

58 1068 Mathews, Basil 1946-1951

58 1069 Mathews, Shailer 1909,1940

58 1070 Matsumoto, Toru 1940-1942

58 1071 Maury, Pierre 1933-1953

58 1072 Mays, Benjamin E. 1939-1940

58 1073 Mays, Benjamin E. 1942-1949

58 1074 Meeker, Arthur Y. 1942-1944

58 1075 Meigs, John 1907-1909

58 1076 Meletios, Patriarch of Alexandria 1926,1930

58 1080 Meletius, Metropolitan of Athens 1920

58 1077 Mendenhall, W.W. 1940-1948

58 1078 Mendenhall, W.W. 1949-1952

58 1079 Messer, L. Wilbur Episcopal Church Brd of Mssn. (see:J.F. Goucher 1908)

1916,1918

58 1081 Meyer, Eugene 1940-1944

58 1082 Michaelis, Georg 1922-1927

58 1083 Michalson, Gordon E. 1947-1948

58 1084 Michel, Frederick J. 1940-1942



59 1087 Miller, Alvah L. 1940-1947

59 1088 Miller, Francis P. 1915- 1927 May




59 1089 Miller, Francis P. 1927 Jun-Dec

59 1090 Miller, Francis P. 1928- Feb-Jun

59 1091 Miller, Francis P. 1928 Jul-Dec

59 1092 Miller, Francis P. 1929

59 1093 Miller, Francis P. 1930-1947

59 1094 Miller, J. Quinter 1942-1944

59 1095 Mills, David B. 1917-1940

59 1096 Mills, David B. 1945-1947

59 1097 Mills, Samuel J. 1941-1943

59 1098 Mills, Victor G. 1933- 1948

Research Library (see: C. Fahs, R.P. Beaver)

59 1099 Moltke, Joachim 1898-1940, nd

59 1100 Montclair Trust Company 1940-1944

59 1101 Moomaw, Ira W. 1946-1951

59 1102 Moore, Arthur J. 1942-1948

59 1103 Moore, Emma C. 1935-1940

59 1104 Moore, Fred Atkins 1940-1945

59 1105 Moore, John F. 1940-1948

60 1106 Moran, Hugh 1915-1952

60 1107 Morehouse, Clifford P. 1940-1948

60 1108 Morgan, Anne 1917

60 1109 Morris, Dave Hennen 1940-1942

60 1110 Morrison, Sara E. 1940-1945

60 1111 Morse, Richard C. 1889-1912

60 1112 Morse, Richard C. 1913-1925

60 1113 Morton, Helen 1940-1945

60 1114 Morton, Fanny, Janie and Mary 1941-1952

60 1115 Moss, Leslie B. 1933-1946

60 1116 Moton, Robert R. 1922-1935

60 1117 Moule, Handley C.G. 1901-1910

60 1118 Mudge, Lewis S. 1940-1945

60 1119 Mudge, William L. 1941-1942

60 1120 MUller, Joachim 1928-1947

60 1121 Murphy, Starr 1910

60 1122 Murray, Andrew 1916




60 1123 Murray, J. Lovell 1933-1952

60 1124 R.F. Murray and Bro., Inc. 1933-1942

60 1125 Murray, William D. 1901-1936

60 1126 Myers, Harry S. 1940-1949

61 1127 Na

61 1128 Ne

61 1129 Ni - No

61 1130 Ny

61 1131 National City Bank of New York 1942-1954

61 1132 National City Bank of New York 1942-1954

61 1133 National War Fund, Inc. 1943-1947

61 1134 Nausen, F. 1921

61 1135 Neblett, S.A. 1939-1945

61 1136 Neely, Thomas B. 1905

61 1137 Nehru, Jawaharlal 1936

61 1138 Neill, Stephen C. 1939, 1947

61 1139 Nelson, Claud D. 1924-1944

61 1140 Nelson, Claud D. 1945-1953

62 1141 Neuendorffer, Esther 1952-1953, nd

62 1142 New York Herald Tribune 1940-1949

62 1143 New York Telephone Company 1939-1942

62 1144 New York Times 1940-1953

62 1145 Newton, Louie D. 1946-1948

62 1146 Nicholson, Thomas and Evelyn 1916-1947, nd

62 1147 Nicholai, Bishop of Serbia 1941-1948

62 1148 Nicolai, Archbishop 1904,1909

62 1149 Niebuhr, Reinhold 1931-1953

62 1150 Niles, D.T. 1940-1947

62 1151 Niwa, S. 1930-1949

62 1152 Nobel, Emanuel 1917

62 1153 Noble, Walter J. 1934-1948

62 1154 North, Eric M. 1940- 1947

62 1155 North, Frank Mason 1905-1934

62 1156 Nystrom, Joel E. 1943-1952

62 1157 Ob - Oh




62 1158 Ol- Ox

62 1159 Ober, Charles K. 1886-1889

62 1160 Ober, Charles K. 1890-1901

62 1161 Ober, Charles K. 1915-1948, nd

Oberlin Colloge re: Presidency (see: Mills, Charles S.Wheeler, Benjamin)

1895 Mar 1898 Mar

63 1162 O'Brien, R.D. 1942-1945

63 1163 Odell, E A. Ohio Wesieyan University (See:Bashford,J.W.)

1939-1940

63 1164 Olcott, Mason 1940-1948

63 1165 Oldham, G.Ashton 1940-1948

63 1166 Oldham, Joseph H. 1904, 1908

63 1167 Oldham, Joseph H. 1909 Jan-Jun

63 1168 Oldham, Joseph H. 1909 Jul-Dec

63 1169 Oldham, Joseph H. 1910 Jan-Apr

63 1170 Oldham, Joseph H. 1910 Oct-Dec

63 1171 Oldham, Joseph H. 1911 Jan-Apr

63 1172 Oldham, Joseph H. 1911 May-Dec

63 1173 Oldham, Joseph H. 1912 Jan-Jun

63 1174 Oldham, Joseph H. 1912 Jul-Dec

64 1175 Oldham, Joseph H. 1913 Jan-Aug

64 1176 Oldham, Joseph H. 1913 Sep-Dec

64 1177 Oldham, Joseph H. 1914 Jan-May

64 1178 Oldham, Joseph H. 1914 Jun-Aug


64 1180 Oldham, Joseph H. 1915 Jan-Mar

64 1181 Oldham, Joseph H. 1915 Apr-Aug


64 1183 Oldham, Joseph H. 1916





65 1188 Oldham, Joseph H. 1921 Feb-Apr

65 1189 Oldham, Joseph H. 1921 May-Dec





65 1191 Oldham, Joseph H. 1923-1924











66 1202 Oldham, Joseph H. - correspondence re: Nobel PeacePrize for JRM

1932-1934



66 1205 Oldham, Joseph B. 1937

66 1206 Oldham, Joseph H. 1938-1952

66 1207 Olds, Ransom E. 1940-1949

66 1208 Oliver, B. Chone 1938-1943

66 1209 Olson, Inez L. 1943-1952, nd

66 1210 Olson, Oscar T. 1947-1951

66 1211 Oxnam, G. Bromley 1939-1954

67 1212 Paa - Pai

67 1213 Pal - Pas

67 1214 Pat - Pc

67 1215 Pea - Pep

67 1216 Per - Pey

67 1217 Ph

67 1218 Pi

67 1219 PI - Pol.

67 1220 Pon - Pou

67 1221 Pr

67 1222 Pu - Py

67 1223 Packard, Arthur W. 1930-1938

67 1224 Packard, Arthur W. 1940-1942




67 1225 Packard, Arthur W. 1943-1948

67 1226 Paddock, Robert 1927-1929

67 1227 Paddock, Robert 1930-1937

67 1228 Paddock, Robert 1938-1940

67 1229 Pain, E. Maynard 1896, 1913

67 1230 Pangborn, Cyrus R. 1942-1944

67 1231 Panaretoff, S. 1912-1917

67 1232 Parker, Joseph I. 1940-1947

68 1233 Pascoe, Juan N. 1943-1954

68 1234 Paterson, Arthur L. 1914-1952

68 1235 Paterson, Charles S. 1897,1940-1946,nd

68 1236 Paton, David

68 1237 Paton, Frank H. L. 1913, 1926

68 1238 Paton, William 1913-1927 Jul

68 1239 Paton, William 1927 Sep-Dec

68 1240 Paton, William 1928 Jan-May

68 1241 Paton, William 1928 Jun-Dec

68 1242 Paton, William 1929

68 1243 Paton, William 1930 Feb-Aug


68 1245 Paton, William 1931 Feb-Jul



68 1248 Paton, William 1933-1934


69 1250 Paton, William 1936-1938






69 1256 Paton, William-notes and tributes 1943, nd

69 1257 Paton, Mrs.William and children 1940-1949

69 1258 Patton, T.D. 1904-1941

69 1259 Paul, C.S. 1948-1952




69 1260 Paul, K.T. 1917-1930

69 1261 Peabody, Francis G. 1901-1933

69 1262 Peabody, Lucy 1938-1949

69 1263 Peabody, Malcolm E. 1946-1949

70 1264 Pelham, William F. 1944-1945

70 1265 Pence, Owen E. 1915-1950

70 1266 Pendleton, Ellen F. 1924, 1930

70 1267 Penfield, Thornton G., Jr. 1942-1947

70 1268 Penn Mutual Life Insurance 1932-1947

70 1269 Pepper, George Wharton 1914-1950

70 1270 Perkins, George W. 1913-1945

70 1271 Pershing, John J. 1918-1941

70 1272 Peter, Agnes (see also Series II - Agnes Peter Mott) 1940-1950

70 1273 Petitt, C.W. 1943-1949

70 1274 Pettus, William B. 1910-1941

70 1275 Pfeiffer, Mrs. Henry 1936-1946

70 1276 Pflager, Henry B. 1940-1942

70 1277 Phelps, G. Sidney 1913-1943

70 1278 Phelps, G. Sidney 1949-1951

70 1279 Phildius, Christian 1908-1936

70 1280 Phildius, Eberhard 1911-1946



70 1283 Phillips, Ray E. 1940-1946

70 1284 Phillips, William 1938, nd

70 1285 Pianoff, Th. 1945-1949

70 1286 Pidgeon, George C. 1941-1946

70 1287 Pierrel, Gren 0. 1940-1945

70 1288 Pierson, Delavan 1933-1950

71 1289 Pinchot, Gifford 1908-1931

71 1290 Platon, Metropolitan of Russian Orthodox Church 1919-1924

71 1291 Poling, Daniel 1936-1949

71 1292 Ponsford, T.R. 1940-1945

71 1293 Pontius, John H. 1915-1949

71 1294 Pope, Liston 1950




71 1295 Porter, David R. 1925-1944

71 1296 Porter, David R. 1945-1946

71 1297 Porter, David R. 1947-1955 nd

71 1298 Porter, Mary A. 1945-1946

71 1299 Post, James H. 1927

71 1300 Potter, F.M. 1940-1949

71 1301 Potts, J. Manning 1940-1950

71 1302 Powell, Noble C. 1940-1941

71 1303 Price, Frank W. 1940-1948

71 1304 Price, P. Frank 1941-1948

71 1305 Priest, Harry C. 1941-1942

71 1306 Priest, Harry C. 1943-1946

71 1307 Priest, Harry C. 1947-1954

71 1308 Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Philadelphia 1949

71 1309 Pullman Company 1945-1948

71 1310 Purcell, Clare 1940-1952

71 1311 Pye, Ernest 1947-1949

72 1312 Q

72 1313 Quantrell, Ernest E. 1940-1952

72 1314 Quay, James K. 19401952

72 1315 Quillian, William F. 1940-1951

72 1316 Ra

72 1317 Rea - Rei

72 1318 Rel - Rez

72 1319 Rh - Ric

72 1320 Rid - Riz

72 1321 Roa - Roe

72 1322 Rog - Roo

72 1323 Rop - Ros

72 1324 Rot - Roz

72 1325 Rub - Run

72 1326 Rus - Ry

72 1327 Rainy, Robert 1895

72 1328 Ralla Ram, Augustine 1934-1951

72 1329 Rallia Ram, Behari Lal 1939-1953




73 1330 Ramsey, Fred W. 1925-1955

73 1331 Rankin, M. Theron 1945-1946

73 1332 Rankin, Victor L. 1949-1953

73 1333 Ranson, Charles W. 1945-1950

73 1334 Ranson, Charles W. 1951-1954

73 1335 Rea, John L. 1942-1945

73 1336 Rees, Ronald 1939-1945

73 1337 Reeves, Robert B. 1944-1946

73 1338 Reeves, Robert B. 1947-1950

73 1339 Reisner, John H. 1940

73 1340 Reisner, John H. 1941-1944

73 1341 Reisner, John H. 1945-1946

73 1342 Reisner, John H. 1947-1948

73 1343 Reisner, John H. 1949-1950

73 1344 Reisner, John H. 1951, 1952

74 1345 Rennie, Wesley F. 1936-1948

74 1346 Rhee, Syngman 1912-1941

74 1347 Richards, Theodore 1940- 1947

74 1348 Richter, Julius W. 1908-1909

74 1349 Richter, Julius W. 1910-1935

74 1350 Riggs, Ernest W. 1944-1947

74 1351 Riggs, Henry H. 1940

74 1352 Roberts, Harvey and Florence 1940-1954

74 1353 Robertson, G. Ross and Sons 1934-1952

74 1354 Robins, Raymond R. 1941-1952

74 1355 Robinson, Edgar M. 1920-1922

74 1356 Robinson, Edgar M. 1923-1948

74 1357 Robinson, George R. 1945-1950

74 1358 Robson, George Rockefeller, John D., Jr.(see also:Packard, Arthur)

1899-1911

74 1359 Rockefeller, John D" Jr. 1900-1902

74 1360 Rockefeller, John D., Jr. 1903-1909

74 1361 Rockefeller, John D., Jr. 1910





















76 1379 Rockefeller, John D., Jr. - Miscellaneous notes andprinted material

76 1380 Rockefeller, John D., Jr. - Miscellaneous notes andprinted material

76 1381 Rogers, W.B. 1948-1950

76 1382 Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1931-1932

76 1383 Roosevelt, Theodore 1907-1924

76 1384 Root, Edward Tallmadge 1941-1945

76 1385 Root, Elihu 1906-1933

76 1386 Roots, Logan Herbert 1939-1945

76 1387 Rosenwald family 1920-1943

77 1388 Ross, Emory 1940-1953

77 1389 Ross, George A. 1940-1945

77 1390 Ross, R.B.' Jr. 1933-1945

77 1391 Rouse, Ruth 1910-1940

77 1392 Rouse, Ruth 1941

77 1393 Rouse, Ruth 1942

77 1394 Rouse, Ruth 1943

77 1395 Rouse, Ruth 1944

77 1396 Rouse, Ruth 1945

77 1397 Rouse, Ruth 1946-1953




77 1398 Rouse, Ruth 1954-1955, nd

77 1399 Routsong, Paul H. 1943-1944

77 1400 Rowe, L.S. 1916-1947

77 1401 Rowell, N.W. 1909-1937

77 1402 Rowland, Wilmina 1942-1944

77 1403 Royal Geographical Society 1939-1950

77 1404 Rugh, Arthur and Gertrude 1912-1950

77 1405 Russian Student Fund, Inc. 1941-1954

77 1406 Rutgers, Herman C. 1913-1953

77 1407 Rycroft, W. Stanley 1940-1943

77 1408 Rycroft, W. Stanley 1944-1954

77 1409 Rymer, T.A. 1940-1948

78 1410 Sac - Sam

78 1411 San - Sar

78 1412 Sas - Say

78 1413 Sca - Sche

78 1414 Schi - Scho

78 1415 Schr - Schy

78 1416 Sci - Scu

78 1417 Se

78 1418 Sha

78 1419 She

78 1420 Shi - Shu

78 1421 Sic - Sin

78 1422 Sio - Sl

78 1423 Sm

78 1424 Sn - So

78 1425 Sp

78 1426 Sta

78 1427 Stea - Stev

78 1428 Stew

79 1429 Sti - Sto

79 1430 Str

79 1431 Stu

79 1432 Su - Sy




79 1433 Sadler, George W. 1941-1949

79 1434 Safanoff, Maria 1940-1943

79 1435 St. John, Burton 1934 1945

79 1436 Saito, Soichi 1927-1941

79 1437 Quito, Soichi 1945-1954

79 1438 Sakatoni, Y. 1928-1939

79 1439 Santwan, T.D. 1940-1954

79 1440 Sarasin-Warnery, R. 1908-1909

79 1441 Sautter, Emmanuel 1910-1913

79 1442 Sautter, Emmanuel 1914-1931

79 1443 Saxton, E. Leroy 1944-1954

79 1444 Sayre, Francis B. 1933-1947

79 1445 Schairer, Reinhold 1942-1946

79 1446 Schlunk, Martin 1926-1952

79 1447 Schmoker, J. Benjamin 1947-1953

79 1448 Schell, William P. 1940-1952

80 1449 Schieffelin, Wm. Jay 1909-1949

80 1450 Schram, William G. 1930-1941

80 1451 Schram, William G. 19424948

80 1452 Schram, William G. 1950-1954

80 1453 Schweitzer, Albert 1931

80 1454 Schurman, Jacob G. 1903,1927

80 1455 Scott, Hugh Lenox 1917-1933

80 1456 Scott, Roderick 1913-1946

80 1457 Sein, Herberto 1940-1951

80 1458 Senaud, Auguste 1931-1953

80 1462 Sergius, Orthodox Archbishop in Japan 1927-1933

80 1459 Seton, Walter 1910-1913

80 1460 Shackleton, Ernest H. 1904-1905

80 1461 Shacklock, Floyd 1940-1941

80 1463 Shafer, L.J. 1940-1948

80 1464 Shedd, Clarence P. 1914,1940

80 1465 Shedd, Clarence P. 1941-1950

80 1466 Shedd, Clarence P. 1951-1954

80 1467 Shedd, Clarence P. 1955, nd




80 1468 Sheeley, Lynn 1940-1947

80 1469 Sheeley, Lynn 1948-1954

81 1470 Shepard, Helen Gould 1910-1925

81 1471 Shepherd, Hugh 1940-1947

81 1472 Shepherd, Robert H. W. 1935-1947

81 1473 Sherrill, Henry K. 1942-1949

81 1474 Shibusawa, K. 1923-1937

81 1475 Shipler, Guy Emery 1940-1947

81 1476 Shipley, Ruth B. 1940-1951

81 1477 Shukla, Chandrashanker 1945-1948

81 1478 Shumaker, Karl A. 1915,1940

81 1479 Shuman, B.A. 1902-1954

81 1480 Sibille, Nora 1934-1948

81 1481 Sibley, Harper 1934-1947

81 1482 Sibley, Hiram 1926

81 1483 Siegmund-Schultze, F. 1940-1950

81 1484 Silcox, C.E. 1940-1950

81 1485 Simpson, A.R. 1911

81 1486 Sites, C.M. Lacey 1944-1949

81 1487 Slack, Frank V. 1912-1940 Apr

81 1488 Slack, Frank V. 1940 May-Dec

81 1489 Slack, Frank V. 1941

81 1490 Slack, Frank V. 1942

81 1491 Slack, Frank V. 1943

82 1492 Slack, Frank V. 1944

82 1493 Slack, Frank V. 1945-1953

82 1494 Sloane, Frances Crocker 1940-1953

82 1495 smelly family 1913-1952

82 1496 Smith, Arthur H. 1907,1910

82 1496A Smith, Charles W.R. 1941-1944

82 1497 Smith, Gypsy 1918-1919

82 1498 Smith, Roy L. 1940-1941

82 1499 Smith, Vivian T. 1940-1944

82 1500 Smith, Vivian T. 1945-1951

83 1501 Smith, Wilbert B. 1920-1952




83 1502 Smuts, Jan Christiaan 1934

83 1503 Smyth, Newman 1909

83 1504 Sneath, E. Hershey 1909

83 1505 Sockman,Ralph W. 1941-1955

83 1506 Soderblom, Nathan 1909-1918

83 1507 Soderblom, Nathan 1923-1933

83 1508 Sirensen, Wilhelm 1910

84 1509 Speer, Robert E. 1890-1929

84 1510 Speer, Robert E. 1934-1947

84 1511 Speers, James M. 1935-1941

84 1512 Speers, William E. 1940-1953

84 1513, Spencer, Mary H. 1937-1954, nd

84 1514 Spivey, Willis T. 1948-1952

84 1515 Sprague, Kenneth A. 1941-1954

85 1516 Spring,-Rice, Cecil 1917

85 1517 Springer, John M. 1940-1952

85 1518 Sproul, J.E. 1940-1948, nd

85 1519 Stagg, Amos Alonzo 1946

85 1520 Standley, Doris H. 1942-1948

85 1521 Stange, Erich 1926-1932

85 1522 Stange, Erich 1933-1947 Mar

85 1523 Stange, Erich 1947 Apr-1950, nd

85 1524 Statten, Taylor 1943-1945

85 1525 Steele, Carl E. 1940-1947

85 1526 Steinthal, F.W. 1934-1946

85 1527 Stephan I, Exerch of Bulgaria 1946

85 1528 Stevenson, J. Ross 1928-1938

86 1529 Stewart, George 1933-1944

86 1530 Stifler, Francis C. 1944-1952

86 1531 Stimson, Henry L. 1912-1944

86 1532 Stock, Eugene 1897-1900

86 1533 Stockwell, B. Foster 1940-1952

86 1534 Stokes, Anson Phelps 1909-1952

86 1535 Stokes, James James Stokes Society(see also: John C.Clark)

1901-1912




86 1536 James Stokes Society 1946-1950

86 1537 James Stokes Society 1951- 1954

87 1538 Straughn, James H. 1942-1948

87 1539 Strong, Harold F. 1941

87 1540 Strong, Hattie M. 1946-1950

87 1541 Strong, Josiah 1897,1910

87 1542 Strong, Tracy 1926-1930

87 1543 Strong, Tracy 1931-1933

87 1544 Strong, Tracy 1934


87 1546 Strong, Tracy 1936 Jan-May

87 1547 Strong, Tracy 1936 Jun-Dec



87 1550 Strong, Tracy 1939 Feb-Sep

87 1551 Strong, Tracy 1939 Oct-Dec

88 1552 Strong, Tracy 1940 Jan-Feb

88 1553 Strong, Tracy 1940 Mar-Apr

88 1554 Strong, Tracy 1940 May-Dec


88 1556 Strong, Tracy 1941 Jun-Dec


88 1558 Strong, Tracy 1944-1945 Jun 1943

88 1559 Strong, Tracy

88 1560 Strong, Tracy 1945 Jul-Dec


88 1562 Strong, Tracy 1946 Jun-Jul

88 1563 Strong, Tracy 1946 Aug-Dec

89 1564 Strong, Tracy 1947 Jan-Aug

89 1565 Strong, Tracy 1947 Sep-1948 Mar

89 1566 Strong, Tracy 1948 Apr-Dec




89 1570 Strong, Tracy 1952 Jan-Aug




89 1571 Strong, Tracy 1952 Sep-Dec

89 1572 Strong, Tracy 1953-1954

89 1573 Strong, Tracy - notes, miscellany

89 1574 Stuber, Stanley I. 1943-1954

89 1575 Studd, J.E. Kynaston 1897-1934

89 1576 Student Christian Movement Press, Ltd. 1941-1950

89 1577 Student Volunteer Movement(see also: P.J. Braisted,R.H.E. Espy, E.H. Johnson)

1944-1946

89 1578 Studer, Adolph G. 1915-1952

90 1579 Stuntz, Hugh C. 1940-1954

90 1580 Sunday, William A. 1917

90 1581 Super, Paul 1924-1940

90 1582 Super, Paul 1941-1945

90 1583 Super, Paul 1946-1949

90 1584 Sweet, William E. 1931-1942

90 1585 Sweets, Henry He 1942-1951

90 1586 Ta

90 1587 To - Te

90 1588 Th

90 1589 Ti - To

90 1590 Tr

90 1591 Tu - Ty

90 1592 Taft, Charles P. 1928-1947

90 1593 Taft, William Howard 1906-1915



91 1596 Tagore, Rabindranath 1930

91 1597 Tatlow, Tissington 1907-1911

91 1598 Tatlow, Tissington 1912-1924

91 1599 Tatlow, Tissington 1928-1950, nd

91 1600 Taylor, H. Kerr 1940-1947

91 1601 Taylor, J. Dexter 1940-1942

91 1602 Taylor, J. Hudson 1900

91 1603 Taylor, Sophia 1931-1934

91 1604 Taylor, Walter C. 1939-1947




91 1605 Tees, Frederick J. 1940-1948

91 1606 Telleen, S. Frederick 1940-1948

91 1607 Temple, William 1910-1948, nd

91 1608 Theophilus, Metropolitan of the Russian OrthodoxChurch of North America and Canada

1934-1948

91 1609 Thoburn, James M. 1899-1916

91 1610 Thomas, T.O. 1940-1944

91 1611 Thomas, Winburn T. 1943-1950

91 1612 Thorne, Samuel 1940-1952

91 1613 Thorpe, Mary P. 1945-1952

91 1614 Tice, Nettie E. -- corres. with B.R. Barber 1939-1943

91 1615 Tice, Nettie E. -- corres. with B.R. Barber 1944






92 1621 Tice, Nettie E. -- corres. with B.R. Barber 1951-1953

92 1622 Tice, Nettie E. 1940-1943

92 1623 Tice, Nettie E. 1944

92 1624 Tice, Nettie E. 1945

92 1625 Tice, Nettie E. 1946

92 1626 Tice, Nettie E. 1947

92 1627 Tice, Nettie E. 1948

92 1628 Tice, Nettie E. 1949-1950

92 1629 Tice, Nettie E. 1951-1952

92 1630 Tice, Nettie E. 1953-1954

92 1631 Tice, Nettie E. -- miscellaneous 1943-1949

93 1632 Tichenor, John S. 1919-1929

93 1633 Tidball, Charles T. 1927-1932

93 1634 Tidball, Charles T. 1933-1947

93 1635 Time magazine 1942-1943

93 1636 Titus, Murray L. 1940-1950

93 1637 Tobias, Channing H. 1915,1940-1952

93 1638 Tolbert, Arch McD. 1950-1952




93 1639 Tolstoy Foundation, Inc. 1940-1950

93 1640 Tomizawa, K. 1941-1951

93 1641 Tomkins, Floyd W. 1940-1944

93 1642 Tomkins, Oliver S. 1945-1951

93 1643 Trimble, H.B. 1943-1946

94 1670 Vickrey, C.V. 1940-1952

94 1671 Virgo, John J. 1940-1948

94 1672 Visser 't Hooft, Willem A 1926-1930



94 1675 Visser 't Hooft, Willem A 1940







94 1682 Von Prosch, Carl 1934-1952

94 1683 Wad - Wal

94 1684 Wan - War

94 1685 Was - Wau

94 1686 Wea - Wei

94 1687 Wel - Wen

94 1688 Wer - Wes

96 1689 Wh

96 1690 Wia - Wig

96 1691 Wil

96 1692 Win - Wis

96 1693 Wo

96 1694 Wr - Wy

96 1695 Wagner, Harold A. 1943-1949

96 1696 Wanamaker, John 1903-1916

96 1697 Wang, Chengting T. 1910-1947

96 1698 Warburton, George A. 1918-1928

96 1699 Warneck, Gustav 1901, 1910




96 1700 Warneck, Joh. 1931-1938

96 1701 Warner, Horace E. 1886-1910

96 1702 Warnshuis, A.L. 1922-1927

96 1703 Warnshuis, A.L. 1928

96 1704 Warnshuis, A.L. 1929

96 1705 Warnshuis, A.L. 1930

96 1706 Warnshuis, A.L. 1931-1935

97 1707 Warnshais, A.L. 1936-1939

97 1708 Warnshuis, A.L. 1940

97 1709 Warnshuis, A.L. 1941 Jan-Jul

97 1710 Warnshnis, A.L. 1941 Aug-Dec

97 1711 Warnshuis, A.L. 1942

97 1712 Warnshuis, A.L. 1943-1952

97 1713 Warren, Chas. F. 1896

97 1714 Warren, H.W. 1900

97 1715 Warren, James G. 1946-1950

97 1716 Washburn, Stanley 1941-1942

97 1717 Washington, Booker T. 1907,1914

97 1718 Wasson, A.W. 1940-1948

97 1719 Watkins, James 1939-1942

97 1720 Watson, Charles R. 1909-1910

97 1721 Watson, Charles R. 1919-1948

98 1722 Weatherford, W.D. 1910-1950

98 1723 Webber, Richard H. 1934-1948

98 1724 Wedel, Theodore 0. 1941-1948

98 1725 Weidensall, Robert 1896-1915

98 1726 Weigle, Luther A. 1931-1947

98 1727 Welch, Herbert 1900-1944

98 1728 Welch, Herbert 1945-1946

98 1729 Wentz, A.R. 1942-1948

98 1730 Westman, Knut 1934-1950

98 1731 Weyerhaeuser, Frederick 1940-1945

98 1732 Wheeler, W. Reginald 1942-1952

98 1733 White, Andrew Dickson 1907,1917

98 1734 White, Helen 1944- 1952




98 1735 White, J. Campbell 1897-1903

98 1736 White, J. Campbell 1940-1950

98 1737 White, Raymond M. 1937-1939

99 1738 White, Wilbert W. 1934-1944, nd

99 1739 White, Wilbert W. nd

99 1740 Whitehead, Henry 1909-1933

99 1741 Whitford, A.H. 1924-1942

99 1742 Wider Quaker Fellowship 1944-1947

99 1743 Wiggins, Rex 1945-1948

99 1744 Wilbur, Hollis A. 1934-1954

99 1745 Wilder, Robert P. 1886-1937

99 1746 Wiley, S. Wirt 1911-1954

99 1747 Wilhelmina, of the Netherlands 1932,1939-1954

99 1748 Wilkins, Ernest H. 1940-1943

99 1749 Williams, Addison L. 1951-1955

99 1750 Williams, George 1896,1897

99 1751 Williams, Roger H. 1915-1941

99 1752 Williams, Roger H. 1942-1948

99 1753 Williams, Roger H. 1949-1950

99 1754 Williams, Urban 1940-1947

100 1755 Willis, A.D. 1948-1950

100 1756 Willia, Z. Frank 1929-1952

100 1757 Wilson, C.E. 1940-1942

100 1758 Wilson, Henry E. 1940-1946

100 1759 Wilson, Jesse R. 1940-1954

100 1760 Wilson, Woodid 1905-1913

100 1761 Wilson, Woodid 1914-1916

100 1762 Wilson, Woodid 1917

100 1763 Wilson, Woodid 1918

100 1764 Wilson, Woodid 1919-1924

100 1765 Wishard, Luther D. 1886-1911

100 1766 Wolf, Frederick E. 1940-1941

100 1767 Wolferz, Louis 1944-1945

100 1768 Wood, Edward C. 1940-1945

100 1769 Woodruff, F.P. 1928-1942




100 1770 Woodsmall, Ruth F. 1942-1948

100 1771 Woolley, Mary E. 1904-1937

100 1772 Worman, E. Clark 1941-1948

100 1773 Wreford, A.T. 1946-1950

100 1774 Wright, Henry Burt 1900-1915

100 1775 Wu, Yi-Fang 1934-1947

100 1776 Y

101 1777 Yale Divinity School 1940-1951

101 1778 Yapp, Arthur K. 1913-1934

101 1779 Yergan, Max 1948-1952

101 1780 Yolland, Edgar 1944-1945

101 1780A YMCA 1912-1954

YMCA Retirement Fund see : Earl W. Brandenburg)

101 1781 Yui, David Z.T. 1910-1934

101 1782 Yun Chi Ho 1910-1934

101 1783 Z

101 1784 Zankow, Stefan 1928-1948

101 1785 Zimmerman, Walter 1940-1946

101 1786 Zwemer, Samuel Bound volume of letters to JRM from1935 YMCA Is worldwide on the occasion of his 70thbirthday

1909-1951

101 1786A Illegible signatures 1914-1934

Bound volume of letters to JRM from leaders in StudentChristian Movement

1922

Bound volume of letters to JRM from the retiredsecretaries of the YMCA of North America

1928

Bound volume of letters to JRM from YMCA's worldwideon the occasion of his 70th birthday

1935

Series II. Family Papers and Correspondence John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 67

Series II. Family Papers and Correspondence


Series II. Family Papers and CorrespondenceA. Genealogy and history of the Mott familyB. Genealogy and history of the Dodge family (JRM's mothers family)C. J.R. Mott family correspondence: including with JRM's parents, sisters, wife,children and their familiesD. Genealogy and history of Leila White Mott's familyE. Leila White Mott family correspondence: including with JRM's parents andsisters, her own parents and siblings, her children, and their familiesF. Leila White Mott general correspondence: alphabetically arrangedG. Agnes Peter Mott general correspondence: alphabetically arranged

Genealogy and History of the Mott Family102 1787 Notes and documents 1813-1975

102 1788 Notes and documents - Essay by James Mott 1904

102 1789 Notes and Documents n.d.

102 1790 Letters ret possible relatives of JRM 1898-1944

102 1791 Memorabilia related to JRM's parents c.1835-1909

102 1792 Material related to estate of John S. Mott 1885-1920

102 1793 Memorabilia related to JRM's sisters 1919-1948

102 1794 Material related to death of Ralph Mott McAdam 1918-1938

102 1795 Information regarding JRM's children 1945-1975

Genealogy and History of the Dodge Family102 1796 Letters, documents, notes 1879-1946

102 1797 Letters, documents, notes n.d.

J. R. Mott Family Correspondence103 1798 Letters related to family history 1856-1911

103 1799 Elmira Dodge Mott from her brothers, sister 1862-1865, nd

103 1800 Elmira Dodge Mott with Harriet and Clara Mott 1885-1907, nd

103 1801 JRM to parents, sisters 1873-1885 May

103 1802 JRM to parents, sisters 1885 Sep-Dec

103 1803 JRM to parents, sisters 1886 Jan-Jul

103 1804 JRM to parents, sisters 1886 Aug-Dec

103 1805 JRM to parents, sisters 1887 Jan-May


104 1807 JRM to parents, sisters 1888 Jan-Aug

Series II. Family Papers and CorrespondenceJ. R. Mott Family Correspondence






104 1811 JRM to parents, sisters 1890 Jun-Dec





105 1816 JRM to parents, sisters 1893


105 1818 JRM to parents, sisters 1895 Jan-Aug









106 1827 JRM to parents, sisters 1902,1903

106 1828 JRM to parents, sisters 1904,1905


106 1830 JRM to parents, sisters 1907-1911

106 1831 JRM to parents, sisters 1912-1942, n.d.

107 1832 JRM to Leila White Mott 1906

107 1833 JRM to LWM 1907

107 1834 JRM to LWM 1908

107 1835 JRM to LWM 1910, 1911

107 1836 JRM to LWM 1912

107 1837 JRM to LWM 1913

107 1838 JRM to LWM 1914, 1917

107 1839 JRM to LWM 1918, 1919

107 1840 JRM to LWM 1923

107 1841 JRM to LWM 1931

107 1842 JRM to LWM 1932




107 1843 JRM to LWM 1933

107 1844 JRM to LWM 1936 Mar-May

107 1845 JRM to LWM 1936 Nov-Dec

107 1846 JRM to LWM 1937

107 1847 JRM to LWM 1938

107 1848 JRM to LWM 1939 Feb-Jul

107 1849 JRM to LWM 1939 Oct-Dec

108 1850 JRM to LWM 1940 Jan-Mar

108 1851 JRM to LWM 1940 Apr-Dec

108 1852 JRM to LWM 1941 Jan-May

108 1853 JRM to LWM 1941 Jun-Oct

108 1854 JRM to LWM 1941 Nov-Dec

108 1855 JRM to LWK 1942 Jan-Apr

108 1856 JRM to LWM 1942 May-Dec

109 1857 JRM to LWM 1943 Jan-Sep

109 1858 JRM to LWM 1943 Oct-Dec

109 1859 JRM to LWM 1944 Jan-Apr

109 1860 JRM to LWM 1944 Sep-Dec

109 1861 JRM to LWM 1945

109 1862 JRM to LWM 1946

110 1863 JRM to LWM 1947 Apr-Sep

110 1864 JRM to LWM 1947 Oct-Nov

110 1865 JRM to LWM 1948

110 1866 JRM to LWM 1949

110 1867 JRM to LWM 1950

110 1868 JRM to LWM 1951,1952

110 1869 JRM to LWM n.d.

110 1870 JRM from LWM 1894-1901

110 1871 JRM from LWM 1934,1939,n.d.

111 1872 JRM with John L. Mott and family 1906-1952

111 1873 JRM with John L. Mott and family 1953-1954, n.d.

111 1874 JRM with Irene Mott Bose and family 1906-1928

111 1875 JRM with IMB and family 1929-1930







111 1879 JRM with IMB and family 1948-1955, n.d.

111 1880 JRM with Frederick Mott and family 1910-1955, n.d.

111 1881 JRM with Eleanor Mott Ross and family 1918-1952, n.d.

111 1881A Other correspondence of JRM's children 1914-1975

Genealogy and History of Leila White Mott Family

112 1882 Genealogical information 1903-1968

112 1883 LWM address books 1947, n.d.

112 1884 LWM memorabilia 1878-1950

112 1885 LWM memorabilia n.d.

112 1886 LWM: material related to her death 1952

113 1887 Anna White Stewart memorabilia 1910-1945, n.d.

Leila White Mott: Family Correspondence113 1888 LWM with her parents, siblings and their spouses 1883-1895

113 1889 LWM with parents, siblings, and their spouses 1901-1915




114 1893 LWM with parents, siblings, and their spouses 1935-1952, n.d.

114 1894 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1892-18-97

114 1895 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1898-1906

114 1896 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1908-1918

114 1897 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1934-1938, n.d.

114 1898 LWM to "home friends" 1893-1895

114 1899 LWM to "home friends" 1896 Jan-Jun

114 1900 LWM to "home friends" 1896 Jul- 1899



115 1903 LWM with John L. Mott and family 1896-1952, n.d.

115 1904 LWM with Irene Mott Bose and family 1906-1911

115 1905 LWM with IMB 1931-1935

115 1906 LWM with IMB 1936-1938

115 1907 LWM with IMB 1939-1940

115 1908 LWM with IMB (excerpts) 1928-1940

115 1909 LWM with IMB 1941-1952, n.d.

Series II. Family Papers and CorrespondenceLeila White Mott: Family Correspondence



115 1910 LWM with Frederick Mott firmly 1944-1949

115 1911 LWM with Eleanor Mott Ross and family 1921-1950, n.d.

Leila White Mott: General Correspondence115 1912 A-B

115 1913 C-D

115 1914 F-I

115 1915 J-L

115 1916 M

115 1917 N-R

115 1918 S

115 1919 Spencer, Mary H. 1941

115 1920 Spencer, Mary H. 1942

115 1921 Spencer, Mary H. 1943-1945

116 1922 T

116 1923 Tice, Nettie E. 1943-1948

116 1924 V-Y

116 1925 First names, fragments

Agnes Peter Mott: General Correspondence116 1926 Primarily letters of condolence 1953-1957

Series III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 72

Series III. Report Letters, Journals and DiariesBox Folder Description Date(s)

Series III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries 1888-1942

This series is divided into two sections. The first section contains the report lettersand journals of John R. Mott, chronologically arranged. The second section containstwo diaries and a few journaltype writings of Leila White Mott.

John R. Mott117 1927 Visits to colleges, universities in North America 1888 Sep,Oct

117 1928 Visits to colleges of Canadian Northwest 1890

117 1929 Trip to Europe 1891

117 1930 World Trip 1895

117 1931 World Trip 1896

117 1932 World Trip 1897



117 1935 Visits to colleges, universities in North America 1900-1901

117 1936 World Trip 1901-1902

117 1937 Trip to Australasia 1903


117 1939 WSCF report letters 1905-1906

117 1940 Visits to South Africa, South America 1906

117 1941 Trip to Far East 1907



117 1944 Trip to Europe, Near East 1911

117 1945 Trip to The Netherlands, Ireland 1912

117 1946 Trip to Asia 1913

118 1947 Trips to Europe, Russia 1916, 1917

118 1948 Trips to Poland, Japan 1920, 1922

118 1949 Trip to Pacific Basin 1925-1926

118 1950 World Trip 1928-1929

118 1951 Trip to Africa 1934

118 1952 Trip to Far East 1935

118 1953 Trip to Great Britain, India, Near East 1936-1937

118 1954 Trip to India 1938-1939

Leila White Mott

Series III. Report Letters, Journals and DiariesLeila White Mott



118 1955 Diary 1880-1887

118 1956 Diary, journals 1890-191?

228 3506-3512 Journals, notebooks 1895-1926

Series IV. Notes and Notebooks John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 74

Series IV. Notes and Notebooks


Series IV. Notes and Notebooks 1907-1937, nd.

The manuscript notes and notebooks of Series IV are arranged alphabetically bytopic. The material within each topic is chronologically arranged.

119 1957 Africa 1907-1937, nd.

119 1958 Agricultural Missions Foundation 1930, nd.

119 1959 Allied Youth, Inc. 1946

119 1960 Asia 1908-1938, nd.

119 1961 Australia 1896

119 1962 Australia, New Zealand 1903, 1926

119 1963 Autobiographical 1895-1952, nd.

119 1964 Bible Study 1893-1937, nd.

119 1965 Biographical (arranged alphabetically)

119 1966 Biographies of Ministers - bibliography nd.

119 1967 Books written by JRM 1947

119 1968 Canada 1897, 1935

119 1969 China 1896-1949, nd.

119 1969A China-Organization of YMCA 1896-1898

119 1970 Christian Life, Christ 1932, nd.

119 1971 Christianity and the economic system nd.

119 1972 Christmas and gift lists before 1925

119 1973 Christmas and gift lists 1925-1929



120 1976 Christmas and gift lists 1942-1954, nd.

120 1977 The Church, Church unity 1898-1948

120 1978 The Church, Church unity - Dallas lectures 1941

120 1979 Conferences - general 1892-1923, nd.

120 1980 Conferences - with individuals - in Bulgaria 1895

120 1980A Conferences-with individuals - in China 1901-1902

120 1981 Conferences - with individuals - in Germany 1933-1946

120 1981A Conferences - with individuals - in Hawaii 1897

120 1982 Conferences - with individuals - in India 1896-1937

120 1982A Conferences - with individuals - in Japan 1896-1902



120 1983 Conferences - with individuals - in Scandinavia 1899

121 1984 Conferences - with individuals miscellaneous (alphabeticallyarranged) Ad-Go

121 1985 Conferences - with individuals miscellaneous (alphabeticallyarranged) Ha-Mu

121 1986 Conferences,- with individuals miscellaneous (alphabeticallyarranged) Ni-Sz

121 1987 Conferences - with individuals miscellaneous (alphabeticallyarranged) To-Z, unidentified

121 1988 Cornell University - addresses, etc. 1895-1948, nd.

121 1989 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses 1893-1910







121 1996 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses nd.

121 1997 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses nd.

122 1998 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses n.d.

122 1999 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses n.d.

122 2000 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses - 1944 ? Yale lectures

122 2001 Drawings by ARM as a child n.d.

122 2002 Eastern Orthodox Churches 1908-1924

122 2003 Eastern Orthodox Churches 1926-1950

122 2004 Edinburgh World Missionary Conference and ContinuationCommittee

1909-1915, n.d.

122 2005 Education n.d.

122 2006 Europe - miscellaneous 1895-1949, n.d.

122 2007 Evangelism 1892-1936

122 2008 Evangelism n.d.

122 2009 Financial matters - raising money 1901-1953

122 2010 Financial matters - raising money n.d.

122 2011 Financial matters - raising money n.d.

122 2012 Financial matters - records 1907-1947

123 2013 Financial matters - records n.d

123 2014 Foreign Missions Conference of North America 1927-1943



123 2015 Gandhi interviews and biography 1929-1938, n.d.

123 2016 Germany 1914-1946

123 2017 Great Britain 1896-1946, n.d.

123 2018 Habit n.d.

123 2019 Health 1915

123 2020 Honorary degrees 1910-1931

123 2021 Honors, awards 1946-1947

123 2022 Humor n.d.

123 2023 India 1912-1942

123 2024 India n.d.

123 2025 Indonesia 1946

123 2026 Institute of Social and Religious Research 1921, 1924, n.d.

123 2027 Interchurch World Movement 1919-1920

123 2028 International Missionary Council 1920-1927

123 2029 International Missionary Council 1928



124 2032 International Missionary Council n.d.

124 2033 International Missionary Council n.d.

124 2034 International situation 1909-1938

124 2035 International situation 1940-1950, n.d.

124 2036 Interseminary Missionary Alliance 1880-1884

124 2037 Interseminary Missionary Alliance 1885-1894

124 2038 Interseminary Missionary Alliance n.d.

124 2039 Italy 1905-1937, n.d.

124 2040 James Stokes Society 1926, 1943, n.d.

124 2041 Japan 1897-1950, n.d.

124 2042 Jews n.d.

124 2043 Korea 1926

124 2044 Lay workers 1908-1949, n.d.

124 2045 Laymen's Foreign Mission Inquiry 1923

124 2046 Laymen's Missionary Movement 1924, 1927, n.d.

125 2047 Leadership, recruitment 1884-1945

125 2048 Leadership, recruitment n.d.

125 2049 Lord's Day Alliance 1931



125 2050 Methodist Lpiscopal Church Methodist Church 1886-1949, n.d.

125 2051 Methods - Developing workers 1908-1927

125 2052 Methods - Visits 2052A Mexican Commission 1916 1912, 1941, n.d.

125 2053 Miscellaneous 1906-1944



125 2056 Miscellaneous n.d.



125 2059 Missionary strategists n.d.

126 2060 Missions 1888-1919

126 2061 Missions 1923-1930

126 2062 Missions 1931-1939

126 2063 Missions 1941-1945, n.d.

126 2064 Morning Watch n.d.

126 2065 Moslem lands 1909, 1924, n.d.

126 2066 Mott staff instructions 1908-1946, n.d.

126 2067 The Netherlands 2067A Nobel Peace Prize 1946 1909

126 2068 Notebook of names and addresses 1944

126 2069 Notebook, lists of names and addresses 1944-1953

126 2070 Oberammergau Passion Play 1910, 1930

126 2071 Organizational methods 1913, 1915, n.d.

126 2072 Oxford and Edinburgh Conferences 1937

126 2073 Philippine Islands 1935

127 2074 Pocket ledgers 2074A Pocket ledgers 1897-1901 1890-1897

127 2075 Pocket ledgers 1902-1905

127 2076 Pocket ledgers 1906-1909

127 2077 Pocket ledgers 1910-1915

127 2078 Pocket ledgers 1915-1919

127 2079 Pocket ledgers 1920-1928

128 2080 Pocket ledgers 1928-1934

128 2081 Pocket ledgers 1936-1938

128 2082 Pocket ledgers 1938-1942

128 2083 Pocket ledgers 1943-1947

128 2084 Pocket ledgers 1948-1949



128 2085 Pocket ledgers 1951-1955

128 2086 Prohibition 1932-1954, n.d.

128 2087 Prominent people met by JRM (lists) 1922-1949, n.d.

128 2088 Quiet Days 1906-1951

128 2089 Race relations 1924-1944, n.d.

129 2090 Roman Catholic Church 1912-1944, n.d.

129 2091 Rural life 1910

129 2092 Russia - General 1909-1938

129 2093 Russia - General 1940-1947

129 2094 Russia - General n.d.

129 2095 Russia - JRM Government mission 1917

129 2096 Society of Professors of Church History 1930

129 2097 South/Central America 1906-1953

129 2098 South/Central America n.d.

129 2099 Student Christian work - general 1894-1946, n.d.

129 2100 Student Christan work - state universities 1910-1937, n.d.

129 2101 Student Volunteer Movement 1888-1899




130 2105 Student Volunteer Movement n.d.

130 2106 Student Volunteer Movement n.d.

130 2107 Student Volunteer Movement - The Traveling Secretary n.d.

130 2108 Subjects of addresses, speeches 1909, n.d.

130 2109 Time, age n.d.

130 2110 Travel notes, itineraries 1890-1899


130 2112 Travel notes, itineraries 1909











131 2121 Travel notes, itineraries 2121A United War Work Campaignn.d.

n.d.

131 2122 Upper Iowa University - address 1943

131 2123 War relief 1937-1940, n.d.

131 2124 Washington Cathedral 1925-1941

131 2125 World Council of Churches 1938-1951, n.d.

131 2126 World Council of Churches - Interna- national MissionaryCouncil - Joint Committee

1939-1947, n.d.

131 2127 World War I 1915-1918

131 2128 World War I n.d.

131 2129 World War I n.d.

131 2130 World War II 1939-1945

131 2131 World War II n.d.

131 2132 World's Student Christian Federation 1895-1909



132 2135 World's Student Christian Federation n.d.

132 2136 YMCA - Boy's Work 1899-1939

132 2137 YMCA - General 1893-1904

132 2138 YMCA - General 1905-1908

132 2139 YMCA - General 1909-1910

132 2140 YMCA - General 1911-1920

132 2141 YMCA - General 1921-1922

132 2142 YMCA - General 1923-1924

132 2143 YMCA - General 1925-1926

132 2144 YMCA - General 1927-1928

132 2145 YMCA - General 1929-1930

132 2146 YMCA - General 1931-1939

132 2147 YMCA - General 1941-1947

132 2148 YMCA - General n.d.

132 2149 YMCA - General n.d.

133 2150 YMCA - Relationship to the churches 1909-1921, n.d.

133 2151 YMCA - Retirement Fund 1921, n.d.

133 2152 YMCA - Secretaryship 1902-1941, n.d.

133 2153 YMCA - Student Division (See also: Student Christian Work) 1888-1941



133 2154 YMCA - Student Division n.d.

133 2155 YMCA - Student Division (notebook) 1890


133 2157 YMCA - Student Division (notebook) 1894-1899


133 2159 YMCA - Student Division (notebook) n,d.

133 2160 YMCA - War Work 1942-1945

133 2161 YMCA - War Work 1915-1922

133 2162 YMCA - War Work n.d.

134 2163 YMCA n.d.

134 2164 Youth 1930-1942, n.d.

134 2165 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1886-1887

134 2166 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1895, 1912

134 2167 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1927, 1936

134 2168 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1940-1941

134 2169 Leila White Mott Notebooks n.d.

134 2170 Leila White Mott Miscellaneous holograph notes




135 2174 Leila White Mott Notes re: Bible Study

135 2175 Leila White Mott Notes re: Bible Study

135 2176 Leila White Mott Printed and Typescript material

Series V. Addressses and Articles John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 81

Series V. Addressses and Articles


Series V. Addressses and ArticlesA. LeadershipB. Church, Church unionC. Devotional, evangelistic: including re: Christian character and JRM'spersonal religious experience.D. International situationE. Missions: including domestic missions and the general theory of foreignmissions. Addresses and articles related to missions in Specific foreigncountries are located in Section D.F. MoneyG. ProhibitionH. Specific organizations: relating to the history and purpose of the organizationor known to have been specifically addressed to the organization

Leadership

Biography136 2177 Barbour, C.R. 1937

Brainerd, Cephas 1945

Brenner, Dr. 1944

136 2178 Brockman, Fletcher n.d.

Dodge, Grace 1915

136 2179 Eddy, Sherwood 1931

Fry, Wilfred 1932

136 2180 Harmon, Francis 1932

Hoover, Herbert 1928, 1932

Hyde, A.A. 1925

136 2181 Irving, George 1937

McBee, Silas 1924

McBurney, Robert 1899

136 2182 Moody, Dwight . 1915, 1937

Morse, Richard 1926, 1927

Murray, William D c. 1939

Paton, William 1944

136 2183 Ross, Emory 1940

Soderblom, Nathan 1933

Speer, Robert E. 1948

136 2184 Rose, Horace William 1904

Series V. Addressses and ArticlesLeadership

Biography



136 2185 Temple, William 1945

Weidensall, Robert 1918

Wilson, C.E. n.d.

General136 2186 Morality in American Politics 1884

Points of Weakness in a College A AssociationPresident

1891

136 2187 Physical, Intellectual and Spiritual Life of theSecretary

1898

An Appeal for Christian Workers 1902

136 2188 Claims and Opportunities of the Christian Ministry(pamphlet series edited by JRM)

1909

136 2189 How to Secure Spontaneous and Enduring Activityon the Part of Voluntary Workers

1912

Voluntary Workers Worth While 1912

136 2190 The World's Need of Workers 1919

The Opportunity of the Professor for Christian Workamong Students

136 2191 Maintaining and Enlarging Leadership 1920

Factors Underlying the Leadership of the Railwaysof America

1922

136 2192 Legislative and Executive Functions 1922

How to Augment the Leadership of the MissionaryForces at the Home Base

1923

136 2193 Leadership of the Constructive Forces of the World 1931

Leadership Demanded for This Momentous Time 1945-1947

136 2194 Leadership Demanded in This Momentous Time(Nobel Prize Address)

1946

136 2195 The Intellectual Life of the Secretary n.d.

Need of Men of Power n.d.

The Price of Leadership n.d.

Church, Church Union137 2196 The Causes of the Reformation 1884

A Great Lay Brotherhood - Lessons inTrue Fraternity 1894

137 2197 Our Oneness in Jesus Christ 1902

Man's Need of the Church 1913, 1914

137 2198 Principles to Guide in Co-operative Relations ofChristian Organizations

1916

Series V. Addressses and ArticlesChurch, Church Union



The Prices to Be Paid to Ensure The Most Effective andFruitful Cooperation

1922

137 2199 The Price to Be Paid to Ensure Christian Unity 1932

137 2200 Expectations Concerning the Approaching EcumenicalConference at Oxford

1937

137 2200 The Significance of the Oxford and EdinburghEcumenical Conferences

1937

137 2201 The Unifying Influence of the Washington Cathedral 1937

Letter to Christendom 1938

137 2202 The Cost of Ecumenical Unity 1941

Counting the Cost of Ecumenicity 1941

The Price We Must Pay for The Realization of theEcumenical Ideal

1941

What Price Our Ecumenical Ideal? 1941

137 2203 Unite to Co-operate 1942

137 2204 The Ecumenical Advance of the Decade c. 1947

Amsterdam: An Ecumenical Milestone 1948

137 2205 From Edinburgh 1910 to Amsterdam 1948 1948

From Edinburgh to Amsterdam 1948

Devotional, Evangelistic137 2206 An Anchored Life 1885

What We Owe the Twentieth Century 1885

137 2207 Bible Study Topical Studies and Plans of Work 1889 forBible Training Classes (with C.K. Ober)

1888

137 2208 The Morning Watch 1893-1925

137 2209 Bible Study for Personal Spiritual 1895-1925

137 2210 Secret Prayer The Secret Prayer Life 1896-1932 1896

137 2211 Address on Receipt of Honorary M.A. from Yale 1899

Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out 1900

The Enrichment of Personal Life c. 1900

137 2212 Bible Study 1900

The Need of More Evangelistic Spirit in Our Colleges 1900

137 2213 The College Man's Religion at the Beginning of theTwentieth Century

1901

Incentives to Prayer for A Spiritual Awakening inColleges

1901

137 2214 Be Filled with The Spirit 1902

The Holy Spirit The Source of Power 1902

Series V. Addressses and ArticlesDevotional, Evangelistic



137 2215 Temptations of Students (with Japanese translation) 1902

The Use of the Tongue 1902

137 2216 Religious Meditation 1902-1904

137 2217 The Power Essential for the Making Of a Christian Man 1902

The Deity of Jesus Christ 1903

137 2218 Individual Work for Individuals 1903-1944

137 2219 The Perils of a Religious Conference 1903

The Power of Jesus Christ in Life of Student 1903, 1904

138 2220 The Power of Sin 1903

Principles and Helps in Determining a Life-Work 1903

138 2221 Why an Increasing Number of Young Men throughoutthe World Believe in Jesus Christ as Lord

1903-1908

138 2222 Spiritual Atrophy 1904

Christ, a Reality (Jeesus Kristus todellismus) 1905, 1909

138 2223 How May Jesus Christ Become a Reality to Me? 1905-1914

138 2224 The Power of Jesus Christ in the Life of the Student 1905

The Spread of Christ's Kingdom among Men 1905

138 2225 Consecration 1908

Our Religion Primarily a Matter of the Will 1908

The Attractiveness of Hardship in the Ministry 1908

138 2226 The Fires of Evangelism 1909

A Book of Power 1910

138 2227 Intercessors the Primary Need (with Korean andPortuguese translations)

1910-1914

138 2228 The Battle with Impurity 1911

What is the Secret of a Winning Life? 1911

138 2229 How Other Students Won the Victory over Temptationand Sin

1911

The Realization of Christ 1911

138 2230 Seams of Weakness 1911

Will-power and Religion 1911

138 2231 Constructive Suggestions for Character Building (withG.S. Eddy)

1912-1914

Intercessory Prayer 1914

138 2232 Moral and Spiritual Atrophy 1914

Why a Young Man Needs Religion 1916




The World's Need of Workers 1919

138 2233 Battleground of Students in All Lands 1920

Men of Power 1920

138 2234 Seeking His Face 1920

The Spirit of Sacrifice 1920

138 2235 Hindrances to the Spiritual Life 1922

Meditation 1922

138 2236 Spiritual Realization and Spiritual Renewal 1922, 1926

138 2237 Our Greatest Need - A Fresh Accession of Vital Energy 1923

Boyhood - The Greatest Asset of Any Nation 1924

138 2238 The Commitment of Life 1924

re: Early Christian Experiences of JRM 1924

138 2239 Spiritual Atrophy (with Spanish translation) 1924, 1941

Spiritual Realization and Spiritual Renewal (alternatetext)

1924

139 2240 Fight for Character 1925

Some Principles to Guide Us in the Use of Our Lives 1925

Co-operation in Work for School Boys 1926

139 2241 Have I Not Seen Jesus Our Lord? 1926

The Place Wherein Thou Standest is Holy Ground 1926

139 2242 World Trends and the Dedication of the Student Is Life 1926

Securing Leaders 1926

139 2243 A Call to the Week of Prayer and to the World Study ofJesus

1927

The Seeret of Victory Over Temptation 1927

139 2244 The Summons to a Larger Evangelism 1929, n.d.

139 2245 My 40 years Have Taught Me to Trust Youth 1930

Re: Early Christian Experiences of JRM 1931

139 2246 The Spiritual Possibilities of the Observance of theLord's Day

1931

139 2247 Advantages of Testing Times 1932-1935

How to Make the Past a Success 1934

139 2248 The Use of Time 1934

Thoughts Out of My Life 1935

139 2249 Advantages of the Depression 1936

Christ in Our Midst 1936




139 2250 Importance of Reaching the New Generation 1936

139 2251 The Youth of Tomorrow 1939

Supreme Importance of Each Person's Having a Plan forHis Life

1940

139 2252 El Cristiano, Embajador de Cristo 1941

Rising Spiritual Tides 1941

Habits of Fruitful Christian Living 1943

139 2253 Present Day Evangelism 1944

Nine Pillars of Hope 1947

139 2254 Autobiographical 1947

Lessons from Experience for Guidance in the New Year 1947

139 2255 What Will Heaven Be Like? 1949

139 2256 Christ Our Pattern in Religious Work n.d.

Christians of Reality n.d.

139 2257 The Field: Soul Saving in School and College n.d.

The Importance of Spontaneity and Initiative in theReligious Life of Youth

n.d.

139 2257 The Importance of Christian Student Bands n.d.

A Living Message and its Release n.d.

139 2258 A Message to School Girls n.d.

The Need of a More Evangelistic Spirit n.d.

139 2259 Personal Work n.d.

The Place of Prayer in Our Work (with C.K. Ober) n.d.

139 2260 The Secretary as an Evangelising Force n.d.

The Spiritual Life of the Secretary n.d.

Winning the New Generation n.d.

International Situation

General139 2261 The World Situation 1913

Fostering Right Race Relations 1914

139 2262 An Unprecedented World Situation 1914

World Topics 1914

139 2263 The International Country Life Outlook 1916

Re: World Situation 1917

139 2264 The Church in the New World Situation 1917

Series V. Addressses and ArticlesInternational Situation

General



Re: World Situation 1919

139 2265 The Present International Situation (and theResponsibility of Men of Affairs)

1921, n.d.

139 2266 The Rebirth of the World 1921

The Present Advantageous Position of the World-wide Christian Mevement

1922

139 2267 Second Day of God's Visitation 1923

Statement sent to NY World re world situation 1923

139 2268 Students and the World Situation 1925

139 2269 The International Outlook and Unity in Service forWorld Peace

1926

The Race Problem 1926

World Trends and the Dedication of the Student'sLife

1928

140 2269A Re: Tour of Far East 1926

Various JRM addresses in Australia Facing theNon-Christian World

1926

140 2270 Re: World Situation 1927

Divisive and Unifying Influences in the Life of theWorld

1929

140 2271 Jesus Christ and Inter-racial Co-oporation for aBetter World

1929

The Present Unprecedented World Situation 1930

140 2272 The Present World Outlook 1935

The Present World Situation 1935

140 2273 What Shall We Do? What Shall We Say? 1937

The Present International Outlook 1938

140 2274 Light in Darkness 1940, 1941

The Present World Situation and Suggestions onthe Way Out

1940, 1941

140 2275 In Time of War 1941

Lessons I Have Learned Over A Period of 60 Yearsin Organizing 5 World Christian Movements

1946

140 2276 Welt Ohne Zukunft? 1946

140 2277 The Present World Situation: Constructive FirstSteps

n.d.

The Present World Situation and Some Ways inWhich We May Answer that Need

n.d.

140 2278 An Unprecedented World Situation n.d.


Africa



Africa140 2279 The New Africa 1935

Asia140 2280 Some Impressions of Missions in Asia 1902

The Outlook in Asia 1902

The Chinese Student Migration to Tokyo 1908

140 2281 The Urgency and Crisis in the Far East 1908

Re: The United Theological College, Bangalore 1912

140 2282 Some Present-day Trends in the Life of the Orient 1927

Grounds of Hope and Confidence that theTraditional Friendly and Co-operative RelationsBetween Japan and America Will Be Maintained

c. 1930

140 2283 The Contribution of Christian Missions to the Orient 1931

America Japan Society address 1935

Forman Christian College address 1936

140 2284 Address at Consecration of Dornakal Cathedral 1939

The Best is Before Us c. 1946

140 2285 Conferences of Students and Christian Workers inChina

n.d.

Lessons for the Student Movement of the Occidentfrom Experiences in Evangelistic Work Among theStudents of the Orient

n.d.

Europe140 2286 Relations Between England and America During

the Civil War1888

World Interest in the Evangelization of France 1914

140 2287 The Foreign Missionary Situation as Affected by theEuropean War

c. 1917

European Conditions Today c. 1924

140 2288 Some Qutstanding Impressions of my Recent Tripto Eastern Europe and the Levant

1924

Latin America140 2289 Advance Steps for the Evangelical Forces in Latin

America...1941

The Claims of Latin America 1940

Near East140 2290 Re: Near East Relief Work 1924

140 2291 America and the Golden Rule in the Near East n.d.


Russia



Russia140 2292 Memorandum on Russia 1911

140 2293 Addresses given while on diplomatic mission inRussia

1917

140 2294 The Opportunity of the Hour in Russia and OtherCountries

1917

Address re diplomatic mission to Russia 1917

140 2295 A View of the Situation in Russia 1918

140 2296 Russia Holds the Fate of the Coming Years Re:Russia 1946

1943

140 2297 Re: Russia The Russian Theological Academy ofn.d. St. Sergius - An Appraisal

n.d.

Missions141 2298 Wanted - Men for Foreign Missions 1894

The Missionary Uprising Among the Young c. 1895

141 2299 Our Responsibility for the Extension of Christ's Kingdominto the Regions Beyond Re: Prayer and Missions 1900

1898

141 2300 The Find argement of the Native Arm of the ServiceEssential to the Highest Success of Missions Prayer andthe Missionary Enterprise 1902

1902

141 2301 The Missionary Problem in its Relation to the Collegeand University The Call of the Non-Christian World 1907

1905

141 2302 The Call to A Great Advance Call to an UnprecedentedAdvance in 1907 the Non-Christian World 2302AModern World Movements: God's Chal- 1908 lenge tothe Church The Crisis in Mission 1909

1907

141 2303 The College Students' Obligation to the Young Menof Rural Communities The Continuation Committee ofWorld 1910 Missionary Conference, Edinburgh

1910

141 2304 Re: Missionary Situation The Larger Co-operation ofLaymen 1912 Imperative

1910

141 2305 Voices from the Field The Foreign Missionary Message1913 Manners Uppgift i Varldmissionen 1913

1912

141 2306 Larger Usefulness Abroad The Present World Conflictand its 1915 Dec Relation to Christian Missions

1917

141 2307 Shall a World Program of Mission Be Launched whilethe World Is at War? The Hour of Christian Opportunity1919

1917

141 2308 The Present Advantageous Position of ChristianMissions Lessons Learned in Forty Years of Work1925 in Helping to Establish and Develop National andInternational Student Christian Movements

1920

141 2309 New Forces Released Through Co-operation 1925

Series V. Addressses and ArticlesMissions



141 2310 Lessons Drawn from Rising Indigenous Churches SomeAdvantages of Co-operation 1926

1926

141 2311 Re: Missions What About Missions? c. 1930 MedicalMissionary Enterprise - 1930 The Outlook Today

1928, 1930

141 2312 Strengthening the Home Base Meeting the World'sGreatest Need 1932

1931

141 2313 A Message to the World Mission at a Time of Crisis (withDutch translation) The Significance of the Appraisal1932 Report of-the Laymen's Foreign Missions Inquiry

1932, n.d.

141 2314 30,000 Missionaries Facing Up to The World'sUnfinished 1933 Problems

1932

141 2315 Be: Mission Our Greatest Triumphs Are Before Us c.1935

1934

141 2316 At the Parting of the Ways The World Outlook and theWorld 1936 Mission The Rising Tide 1936

1936-1937

141 2317 The Challenge of the World Mission to Laymen The NewSignificance of Rural People 1937 to The MissionaryEnterprise

1937

141 2318 Christian as Ambassador (with French and Germantranslations)

1939

142 2319 The Need for Spiritual Mobilization or The Significanceof National Christian Mission

1940

142 2320 Lessons I Have Learned in 54 Years of Helping toEstablish National and World-wide Christian MovementsWe Must Make Ready 1943 Missions and the War

1943, 1944

142 2321 As We Approach Our Second Half-Century The GreatestDays of Missionary 1947 Enterprise Are in the YearsBefore Us

1944

142 2322 Evangelism and Other Lands: Observa- tions andLessons Missionary Possibilities of the n.d. Students ofthe World

n.d.

142 2323 Relation of Students to World's Evangelization Sharingthe Needs of the World n.d. The Church Is ImperativeDuty n.d.

n.d.

142 2324 The Transcendent Importance of Prayer For MissionsThe Evangelization of the World n.d. in This GenerationChristian Missions - Forward Together n.d.

n.d.

Money142 2325 The Open Secret: How to Secure Men and Money for

Missions1914

Re: Money-raising 1939

142 2326 Liberating the Money Power 1946

Extracts from Various Addresses Of JRM on Money-raising

n.d.

Series V. Addressses and ArticlesMoney



142 2327 How to Discover, Approach, Interest an Hold LargeContributors for the Support of Our Work How to EnlistLarge Gifts for n.d. Christian Causes

n.d.

Prohibition142 2328 Prohibition: A Boon for Youth 1926

That Failure and Farce in America 1926, 1928

142 2329 Prohibition and Personal Liberty 1928

Statements of JRM re. prohibition 1931, 1932

Specific Organizations

1. British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS)142 2330 Work of the British and Foreign Bible Society 1910

The Bible as a World Power 1927

142 2331 The World Influence of the Bible Societies 1934

Address to BFBS, Capetown branch 1934

2. International Missionary Council (IMC)142 2332 International Missionary Co-operation, Its

Possibilities, Its Cost, Its Realization1921

142 2333 International Missionary Co-operation, A Statement 1925

142 2334 Jerusalem! 1928

Future of International Missionary Co-operation 1928

142 2335 Co-operation and the World Mission 1935

The Possibilities of the Tambaram Meeting 1938

Expectations Regarding Madras Conference 1938

Memorandum re: Tambaram Meeting 1938

142 2336 At Edinburgh, Jerusalem and Madras 1939

The Tambaram Meeting and Its Significance 1939

142 2337 After Madras 1940

Statement re: J.W. Decker 1942

Retrospect and Prospect 1947

3. Methodist Church142 2338 Reasons Why the Home Church Must Go Forward 1903

The Challenge of the Centenary 1913

142 2339 The Missionary Centenary 1916

From Victory to Victory 1922

142 2340 Re: Uniting Conference, World Missions of theMethodist Church

1939

Series V. Addressses and ArticlesSpecific Organizations

3. Methodist Church



142 2341 The Call to United Methodism 1940

Methodism in Greater New York at a Fork in theRoad

n.d.

142 2342 World Responsibility of Present-day Methodism n.d.

4. Student Volunteer Movement (SVM)142 2343 The American Student Uprising 1889

History of the Student Volunteer Movement forForeign Missions

1893

The Volunteer as a Force 1893

142 2344 Among the Students of Great Britian 1894

The Place of Prayer in the Volunteer Movement 1894

The Watchcry of the Student Volunteer Movement 1895

142 2345 Announcement of 3rd International Convention 1897

Results of SVM 1897

The National YMCA and the Volunteer Movementin China

1897

142 2346 The Watchword of the SVM as a Spiritual Force 1904

A Vision Realized 1910

The Timeliness of the Rochester Convention 1910

143 2347 Prayer as a Factor in the Student Movement 1911

The Beginnings of the SVM 1912

143 2348 Why a Student Volunteer Convention at this time? 1919

The Achievements of the SVM for Foreign MissionsDuring the First Generation Its History

1920

143 2349 The Commitment of Life and How God Leads Men 1923, 1924

143 2350 The Tasks of Tomorrow 1936

Cycle of Prayer of the SVM for Foreign Missions n.d.

143 2351 The Irresistible Demand n.d.

Preserving the Vitality of the Movement n.d.

143 2352 Re: SVM n.d.

What Constructive Forces are Available n.d.

5. World's Student Christian Federation(WSCF)

143 2353 A Spiritual Awakening in a University 1898

The World's Student Christian Federation 1898

Canada and the WSCF 1903


5. World's Student Christian Federation (WSCF)



143 2354 The Price of Leadership 1907

The Relation of the Student Federation to Peaceand Arbitration Movements

1908

Losing Ourselves in the Cause 1909

143 2355 Editorials for The Student World 1910-1926

The Processes by which We May Realize theAnswer of Our Lord's Prayer That We All May BeOne

1911

Lake Mohonk Conference address 1913

143 2356 Functions of the General Committee of the WSCF 1926

Addresses at Mysore Conference 1928

143 2357 Message from Dr. John R. Mott 1941

The Students of Latin America and the Federation 1941

The WSCF and its Influence in Drawing Togetherthe Christian Forces

n.d.

6. YMCA

General143 2358 Year's Development of the Christian Assn. 1887

The Opportunities Our Members Have forPersonally Benefitting One Another

1888

143 2359 The Secretary's Relation to Colleges andCollege Men in His Community Report of JRM

1889

143 2360 What Every Association Needs 1889

The Work of the Association 1889

143 2361 Forward Steps During the Year 1890

The Intercollegiate Deputation Conferences 1890

143 2362 The Claims of the General Secretaryship ofthe YMCA on Men of Education and Ability

1891

College YMCA Buildings 1891

143 2363 Is It Incumbent Upon the American YMCAs toPromote Foreign Missions, And If So, WhatDoes This Suggest?

1891

143 2364 Re: Importance of Christian Work in Colleges 1892

A Convention in Front of the Golden Gate 1892

143 2365 The Great Fact in the Religious Life of OurColleges Today

1892

Progress of the Intercollegiate Movement ofthe YMCA

1892

143 2366 How to Secure A College Association Building 1892


6. YMCAGeneral



Intercollegiate Movement on the Pacific Coast 1892

144 2367 Remarkable Conference in the Webfoot State 1892

Missionary Department of the CollegeAssociation

1894

144 2368 Work Among the Colleges 1894

The Bible Study Department 1895, 1901

144 2369 The Intercollegiate YMCA Movement Re:College Department,

1895

Work for New Students 1895,1901

The International Committee of YMCAs 1897

144 2370 Work Among Students 1898

Reports of Progress of the Inter-CollegiateMovement 1889-1899

1899

144 2371 Two Hundred Million Men in Non- ChristianLands

1899

The Evangelization of the World in ThisGeneration and the Vital Relationship of theAssociation Work to This Great Object

1900

144 2372 The Need for a Renewal of the EvangelisticSpirit in the Association

1900

The Place of Prayer in Our Work 1900

144 2373 The Young Men of the World and Our Relationto Them

1900

Typical Reports on Foreign Work From theAssociation Yearbook

144 2374 The Greatest Conflict Before the YMCAs 1901

Why We Believe in the Student YMCAMovement

1901

144 2375 The Imperative Demand 1902

The Responsibility Resting Upon theDelegates to This Convention

1902

144 2376 Ten Posts to Be Manned 1902

The Objective 1903

The Students of North America United 1903

144 2377 Address at 35th International Convention 1904

The Missionary Department of the StudentYMCA

1904

144 2378 The Unprecedented Opportunity in Japan 1905

Why We Believe in the YMCA (with Spanishtranslation)

1906


6. YMCAGeneral



144 2379 Be: YMCA Basis Question 1907

The Claims of the Kingdom of God Upon theReligious Work Department

1908

The Relation of the YMCA to the InternationalArbitration Movement

1908

144 2380 The Building Programme 1910

The Unique Character of the Present Situation 1910

144 2381 The Elements of Peril and Strength in thePresent Financial Situation of the ForeignDepartment

1914

Re: YMCA College 1914

144 2382 Battling for Better Manhood 1915

The Best are the Days to Come 1915

144 2383 The Every Man-Every Land Project in 19Countries

1915

What Is Back of It All? 1917, n.d.

144 2384 The Most Remarkable Generation of Boys theWorld Has Ever Known

1918

144 2385 The Coming International Convention 1919

The Leading Laymen of North AmericaNeeded at Detroit

1919

Pass on the Torch 1919

144 2386 The Summons to Augment the Forces ofLeadership through the YMCA

1919

Conference address - Hotel Astor 1919

144 2387 Open Doors 1920

Why We Believe in the YMCA 1920

144 2388 At the Fork of the Road (3 different texts) 1921

How to Promote Growth and Efficiency in OurLife and Work

1921

144 2389 Our Outlook 1921

YMCA and the Evangelical Churches 1921

The Regional Plan of Organization 1921

World Outlook and Outreach for Railroad Men 1921

144 2390 Worldwide Work of the North American YMCA 1921

Message to the Staff 1921

144 2391 Contributions Made By the YMCA 1922

Fundamentals of the YMCA 1922


6. YMCAGeneral



Guiding Principles with Reference toOrganization and General Agencies of theNorth American YMCAs

1922

144 2392 Which Road Shall We Take? 1922

Re: World Situation and YMCA 1922

A Heart Message Out of 37 Years' Experienceas Secretary

1922

144 2393 Addresses at World Congress of Boys'Workers, Austria

1923

Remarks at Constitutional Convention 1923

144 2394 Statement at Foreign Division Setting UpConference

1924

Physical Education 1924

Contribution of Physical Education to theKingdom of God in the World

1924

144 2395 Grounds of Confidence that YMCA is on theThreshold of a New Day

1924

The Growing YMCA 1924

Speech of Acceptance of GeneralSecretaryship

1924

144 2396 Personal Reminiscence 1924

Recent Trends and Present Outlook of theNorth American Association Brotherhood

1924

The American Associations Have EnteredUpon a New Day

1925

144 2397 The Christ Way Three Years Program of theNorth 1925 American Association Movement

1925

144 2398 Statement in response to call to presidency ofWorld's Alliance

1926

Opened Doors in Front of the YMCA(incomplete)

1926

145 2399 The New York 'Y' and Modern Youth 1927

Address at testimonial dinner after 40 yearsservice

1928

145 2400 Remarks at National Council Meeting 1928

Message of Hope from Dr. J.R. Mott 1931

145 2401 The YMCA and Orthodoxy 1933

The Choice Before Us 1934

The Significance of the Mysore Conference 1937

Remarks at the Mysore Conference 1937


6. YMCAGeneral



145 2402 Statement in Old Guard News 1943

Letters in Young Men of India. Burma andCeylon

1944, 1946

145 2403 The Price That Must Be Paid 1944

Retrospect and Prospect (3 texts) 1944, 1945

Untitled address 1944

145 2404 The Greatest Days of the YMCA are inthe Years Before Us Address at PlenaryConference, 1947 Edinburgh

1947

145 2405 The Contribution of the YMCA to the PhysicalLife of Men and Boys

n.d.

The Contribution of the YMCA to the ReligiousLife of Men and Boys

n.d.

145 2406 Five Matters of Urgency in the Student Field n.d.

The Greatest Undertaking Before theBrotherhood

n.d.

145 2407 The Open Doors of the World n.d.

Governing Principles for the AssociationMovement

n.d.

The American Intercollegiate YMCA n.d.

145 2408 The Reason Why a Special Work for Boys n.d.

The Strategic Importance of Work with Boys n.d.

Untitled Statements n.d.

145 2409 Student Movement Finances n.d.

Statement in British and Colonial YMCAReview

n.d.

The Unifying Influence of the YMCA n.d.

145 2410 The Work of the World's Committee of YMCAs n.d.

YMCA - Force as well as a Field n.d.

Statement to prospective secretaries n.d.

War Work145 2411 Address on World War I c. 1914

University Men at War 1915

145 2412 The Added Missionary Responsibility ofAmerican Laymen Occasioned by the War

c. 1917

America Responds and Will Respond 1917

145 2413 The YMCA in War (4 articles for Ladies' HomeJournal)

1917

145 2414 The Call of the Hour is to Prayer 1917


6. YMCAWar Work



Over the Top 1917

145 2415 Why We Believe in the $35,000,000 Fund 1917

YMCA National $35,000,000 War Fund 1917

2 untitled addresses re: YMCA War Fund 1917

145 2416 Advances to Win War and the World 1918

American Manhood in the War 1918

145 2417 Re: Challenges after the end of WWI c. 1918

The Enlarging Opportunity Before the YMCAas WWI Draws to a Climax

1918

145 2418 For the Boys Over There 1918

The Tradition of the American Mother 1918

145 2419 The United War Work Campaign and ItsAdvantages

1918

The United War Work Compaign: ItsAdvantages and the Necessity for anOversubscription

1918

145 2420 Address at National Press Club 1918

When I Saw My Boy in France 1918

145 2421 Why At Least "100,000,000 Is Needed (2texts)

1918, n.d.

Demands of Demobilization Period 1918

Criticisms about YMCA War Work Answers 1918

145 2422 Answers to Criticism 1919

Facts About the YMCA Canteen in France 1919

Gear Up to a Great World Trust 1919

145 2423 Is the YMCA Rolling in Money? 1919

Twelve Accusations Answered 1919

145 2424 Largest Voluntary Offering in History 1919

Need Every Cent to Complete War Service 1919

145 2425 Letter re: War Work 1919

Statement re: War Work 1919

The War Work of the YMCA 1919

Untitled Address re: War Work 1919

145 2426 Our Unfinished Task Overseas 1920

Suffering Still Rampant in War Zones 1920

War Work Council Completing Work 1920

145 2427 Re: National War Work Council 1921


6. YMCAWar Work



The Work of the American YMCA on Behalf ofthe Allied Armies and POWs

1921

145 2428 Re: Navy YMCA 1922

The War Service of the Red Triangle 1922

145 2429 Re: Needs of War Prisoners 1942

The Morrow of Victory 1946

Leila White Mott145 2430 Miscellaneous Writings 1895-1902, n.d.

Series VI. Books and Forewords John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 100

Series VI. Books and Forewords


Series VI. Books and Forewords 1933-1959, n.d.

The first folder in this series contains bibliographical lists of John R. Mott'spublications. The material related to Mott's book-length publications is arrangedbeginning with his earliest work, Strategic Points in the World's Conquest (1897\andconcluding with his six volume Addresses and Papers. The forewords andintroductions by Mott included in this series are arranged chronologically.

146 2431 Lists of JRM Publications 1933-1959, n.d.

146 2432 Strategic Points in the World's Conquest 1897

146 2433 The Evangelization of the World in This Generation 1900

146 2434 The Pastor and Modern Missions 1904

146 2435 The Future Leadership of the Church 1908

146 2436 The Decisive Hour of Christian Missions 1910

146 2437 Continuation Committee Conferences in Asia 1912-1913 1914

146 2438 The Present World Situation 1914

146 2439 The World's Student Christian Federation 1920

146 2440 Confronting Young Men With The Living Christ 1923

146 2441 The Present Day Summons to the World Mission ofChristianity

1931

146 2442 Liberating the LaY Forces of Christianity 1932

146 2443 CooPeration and the World Mission 1935

146 2444 Evangelism and the World Mission 1935

146 2445 Five Decades and a Forward View 1939

146 2446 Methodists United for Action 1939

146 2447 The Larger Evangelism 1939

Addresses and Papers

147 2448 Acknowledgements of receipt by African and NearEastern organizations

1948-1949

147 2449 Acknowledgements of receipt by Asian and Australianuniversities and organizations

1947-1948

147 2450 Acknowledgements of receipt by Canadian universitiesand organizations

1947-1948

147 2451 Acknowledgements of receipt by European universitiesand organizations

1947-1948

147 2452 Acknowledgements of receipt by European universitiesand organizations

1947-1948

147 2453 Acknowledgements of receipt by Latin Americanuniversities and organiza tions

1948-1949

Series VI. Books and ForewordsAddresses and Papers



147 2456 Acknowledgements of receipt by United States statelibraries

1947

147 2454A Acknowledgements of receipt by United Statestheological seminaries

1950

147 2455 Acknowledgements of receipt by United Statesuniversities and organizations

1947-1948

147 2456 Business arrangements 1945-1950

147 2457 Correspondence regarding distribution 1947-1951

147 2458 Distribution lists

147 2459 Distribution lists

148 2460 Draft of Volume V - The International Missionary Council(IMC) Pages 1-21

148 2461 Draft of Volume V-IMC Pages 22-96






148 2467 Draft of Volume V-IMC Pages 500-522, 605-623

148 2468 Material omitted from Volume V-IMC

149 2469 Errata reported by Ruth Rouse

149 2470 Reviews

149 2471 Foreword to Report of the Continuation CommitteeConferences in Asia 1912-1913

1913

149 2472 Forewords to For the Millions of Men Now under Armsseries

1915

149 2473 Foreword to My Life with Young Men by Richard C.Morse

1918

149 2474 Forewords to Year Books of the YMCA's of NorthAmerica

1918-1923

149 2475 Foreword to Report of Conferences of Christian WorkersAmong Moslems

1924

149 2476 Forewordto Youth Faces Life 1926

149 2477 Foreword to Christ and His Men by Olfert Ricard 1929

149 2478 Foreword to What About Missions? 1930

149 2479 Foreword to The Christian Mission in Rural India byKenyon L. Butterfield

1930

149 2480 Foreword to The Rural Mission of the Church in EasternAsia by Kenyon L. Butterfield

1931

Series VI. Books and ForewordsAddresses and Papers



149 2481 Foreword to Facing a World Crisis 1931

149 2482 Foreword to Youths Adventure with God 1931

149 2483 Foreword to Mahatma Gandhi; His Life. Work, andInfluence by J.R. Chitambar

1933

149 2484 Foreword to Directory of Foreign Missions 1933

149 2485 Foreword to InterPretive Statistical Survey of the WorldMission of the Christian Church by J.I. Parker Forewordto work by J. Merle Davis 1942

1938

149 2486 Foreword to One Lord for One World 1946

149 2487 Foreword to Missions in the World Tomorrow by Corbettand Currier

n.d.

149 2488 Foreword to Decision of Character (abridged) by JohnFoster

n.d.

149 2489 Foreword to Roads to the CitY of God by Basil Mathews n.d.

149 2490 Foreword to The Moslem World of Today ed. by J.R.Mott

n.d.

149 2491 Foreword to The Claims and Opportu ities of theChristian Ministry ed. by J.R. Mott

n.d.

149 2492 Foreword to Christian Mass Movements in India by Bp.Pickett

n.d.

149 2493 Foreword to Rebuilding Europe by Ruth Rouse n.d.

149 2494 Foreword to Life of HenrY B. Wright by George Stewart,Jr.

n.d.

149 2495 Foreword to The Psychology of the Christian Life by H.E.Warner

n.d.

149 2496 Foreword to The Eastern Orthodox Church by StefanZankov

n.d.

149 2497 Forewords to Way of Worship, What He Lived By n.d.

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Series VII. Biographical Documentation


Series VII. Biographical Documentation 1881-1885

The bulk of this series is arranged in general chronological order with explanatoryfolder headings. Following the chronological succession are: one folder of undatedmiscellany, one folder containing lists of positions held and honors received by Mott,one folder containing chronologies compiled of Mott's life (1888-1924), two folders ofpersonal financial material dating from 1925 to 1954 and a "Date and Place Card File"which records Mott's activities in detail during the period 1888 to 1926.

150 2498 Upper Iowa University 1881-1885



150 2501 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities 1890

150 2502 Marriage to Leila White 1891

150 2503 YMCA Convention in Nebraska 1892

YMCA International Conference 1894

150 2504 World trip- Europe, Near East 1895

150 2505 World trip-Ceylon, India 1895-1896

150 2506 World trip-Australia, New Zealand 1896

150 2507 World trip-Japan, misc. 1896-1897

150 2508 Conferences, visits-Oxford, Cambridge 1898

150 2509 Conferences, visits-including Univ. of Pa., Edinburgh Univ. 1899

151 2510 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities 1900-1901

151 2511 World trip-Japan 1901

151 2512 World trip-China 1901

151 2513 World trip-Ceylon, India 1901

WSCF Convention, Soro 1902

SVM Convention, Toronto 1902

151 2514 Conferences, visits-Australia, New Zealand 1903

151 2515 Conferences, visits-Italy 1904

151 2516 Conferences, visits-misc. universi-ties 1903-1905

151 2517 Conferences, visits-Europe, China banquet 1906

151 2518 Conferences, visits-South Africa 1906

151 2519 Conferences, visits-South America 1906

151 2520 Conferences, visits-Far East 1907

151 2521 Conferences, visits to universities; British Bible Societymembership

1907-1908



151 2522 Conferences, visits-Great Britain 1908

151 2523 Conferences, visits-Russia 1909

151 2524 Conferences, visits-Italy 1909

152 2525 Conferences, visits-Hungary, Germany Offered GeneralSecretaryship of Fed- 1909 oral Council of Churches

1909

152 2526 Conferences, visits-U.S., Canadian universities 1910

YMCA Convention, Toronto 1910

152 2527 Honorary LL.D-Edinburgh Audience with British Royalty 1910

152 2528 Honorary LL.D-Princeton 1911

152 2529 Conferences, visits-Swiss universities 1911

152 2530 Conferences, visits-Greece, Near East, Servia, England,Ireland

1911, 1912

152 2531 Power of attorney to LWM 1912

152 2532 World trip-India 1912-1913

152 2533 World trip-China 1913

152 2534 World trip-General 1912-1913

152 2535 World trip-Korea, Japan 1913

152 2536 Ambassador to China position declined 1913

152 2537 Decision to devote more time to Continuation Committee 1913

152 2538 Conferences, visits-Europe 1913

152 2539 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities and conventions 1914


152 2541 Conferences, visits-Postville, IA 1914, 1915, 1917

152 2542 Conferences, visits-U.S. and Canadian universities 1915

152 2543 Appointed General Secretary YMCA 1915

153 2544 50th birthday-telegrams 1915

153 2545 American and Mexican Joint Commission 1916



153 2548 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities 1916

Conferences, visits-Europe 1916

153 2549 Criticisms of Mott's actions during WWI by Germans 1916-1920

153 2550 Special Diplomatic Mission to Russia-Official papers 1917

153 2551 Special Diplomatic Mission to Russia-clippings, memorabilia 1917

153 2552 Special Diplomatic Mission to Russia-Mott's activities 1917

153 2553 Conferences, visits-U.S. colleges 1917




153 2555 Honors: Distinguished Service Medal (USA); French Legionof Honor; Order of the Crown of Siam; Portugese Order ofChrist; Cornell Semi-centennial Celebration (1919)

1919

153 2556 Honors: Order of the Crown of Italy; Third Class of theImperial Order of the Meiji; YMCA War Work Council;Resolution of SVM

1920


153 2558 Conferences, visits-China, Japan 1922

154 2559 Lac des Iles Regatta 1922

154 2560 Honors: Hungarian Red Cross 1923

154 2561 Conferences, visits-England 1923

154 2562 Religious Work Emphasis tour 1923

154 2563 Conference of Christian Workers- Constantine, Algeria 1924

154 2564 Conference of Christian Workers- Helwan, Egypt 1924

154 2565 Regional Conference for Syria and Palestine-Brummana,Syria

1924

154 2566 General Conference of Workers Among Moslems-Jerusalem 1924

154 2567 Conferences, visits-Greece, Turkey 1924

154 2568 Conferences, visits-Serbia, Bulgaria, Roumania,Czechoslovakia

1924

154 2569 Conferences, visits-Poland, Germany 1924

154 2570 Honors: Greek Order of the Savior Order of Polonia Restituta(Poland)

1924

154 2571 Visits to towns in U.S. 1925

154 2572 60th Birthday 1925

154 2573 Pacific Basin Tour-General 1925-1926

155 2574 Pacific Basin Tour-Japan 1925

155 2575 Pacific Basin Tour-Korea 1925

155 2576 Pacific Basin Tour-China 1926

155 2577 Pacific Basin Tour-China 1926

155 2578 Pacific Basin Tour-Philippines 1926

155 2579 Pacific Basin Tour-Netherlands Indies 1926








156 2585 Pacific Basin Tour-Australia 1926





156 2590 Pacific Basin Tour-New Zealand 1926





157 2595 World Conference YMCA, Helsingfors Mott appointedChairman of World's Alliance

1926

157 2596 Miscellaneous incl. Rattvik, Sweden 1926

157 2597 Itinerary Feb.-May, 1927

157 2598 Conferences, visits-Holland, Paris, Germany 1927

157 2599 Conferences, visits-Poland, Hungary 1927

157 2600 Conferences, visits-Canada 1927

157 2601 Physical examination 1928

Methodist convention 1928

Endorsement of Hoover 1928

157 2602 Conferences, visits-Sofia Conferences with Orthodox Churchleaders

1928

157 2603 IMC Jerusalem meeting 1928

157 2604 Resignation from General Secretaryship of YMCA 1928

157 2605 Resignation from General Secretaryship of YMCA 1928

157 2606 Resolution of Committee of Reference and Council 1928

157 2607 WSCF Conference-Mysore 1928

157 2608 World trip-Bangkok Conference 1929

158 2609 World trip-Philippines 1929 Mar

158 2610 World trip-Japan 1929 Apr

158 2611 World trip-Korea 1929 Apr

158 2612 World trip-China 1929 Apr-May

158 2613 World trip-General 1929

158 2614 Honors: Order of the First Class of the Sacred Treasure(Japan)

1929 May

158 2615 Itinerary 1930 Feb-Jun



Meeting in Philadelphia 1930 Jan

158 2616 Consultation of Leaders of Orthodox Churches with Leadersof YMCA, Athens

1930 Feb 25-28

158 2617 Consultation regarding the Orthodox Churches andMissionary Work Among the Moslems, Athens

1930 Feb 28-Mar 1

158 2618 Conferences, visits-Germany 1930 Feb

Denmark 1930 Mar

158 2619 Conferences, visits-Sweden, Norway 1930 Mar

158 2620 Conferences, visits-Great Britain 1930 Mar-May

158 2621 Honorary membership in "Pro Fide etChristianismot' (Sweden)

1930

158 2622 Honor: Order of the White Lion (Czechoslovakia) 1930

158 2623 Walker Trust Lectures on Leadership, University of St.Andrews

1931 Feb

158 2624 Honorary LL.D.-Brown University 1931

Commencement address-Upper towa Univ. 1931

Interview 1931

158 2625 Bangor Theological Seminary Convocation 1931

Tuskegee Institute visit 1931

Prohibition views 1931

158 2626 Conferences, visits-Athens, Greece 1933 Apr

158 2627 Conferences, visits-Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1933 May

158 2628 Conferences, visits-Sofia, Bulgaria 1933 May

159 2629 Conferences, visits-Bucharest, Roumania 1933 May

159 2630 Conferences with Russian Student Christian Movement,France

1933 May, Jun

159 2631 Itinerary, Miscellaneous 1933-1934

159 2632 Conferences, visits-Africa 1934

159 2633 Conferences, visits-Africa 1934

159 2634 Conferences, visits-Japan 1935,Mar, Apr

159 2635 Conferences, visits-Korea 1935 Apr

159 2636 Conferences, visits-Shanghai, China 1935 Apr

159 2637 Conferences, visits-Nanking, China 1935 Apr

159 2638 Conferences, visits-Peiping, China 1935 Apr

159 2639 Conferences, visits-Hankow, China 1935 Apr

159 2640 Conferences, visits-Philippines 1935 May

159 2641 70th birthday 1935 May



160 2642 Itinerary 1935 Dec

SVM Convention 1935 Dec

160 2643 Itinerary 1936 Jan

Visit to Berlin 1936 Jun

Conversations with Gandhi 1936 Dec

160 2644 Honorary membership-The Bible Foundation- 1937

Honorary Canon-Washington Cathedral 1937

160 2645 Conferences/visits-India 1937 Feb

160 2646 Conferences/visits-Near East 1937 Feb-Mar

160 2647 Itinerary 1937 Sep-Dec

160 2648 Conferences/visits-Great Britain 1937

160 2649 Conferences/visits-Europe 1938

Illustrated greeting from Prague YMCA (OVERSIZE) 1938

160 2650 Membership in Athenaeum Club, London 1938 Apr

Estonian Red Cross 1938 May

Cornell 50th Reunion 1938 Jun

160 2651 IMC Conference-India 1938 Dec

Conversation with Gandhi 1938 Dec

160 2652 Purchase of Orlando home 1938 Mar

Itinerary 1938-1939

160 2653 Award of the Silver Buffalo, Boy Scouts of America 1939 Jun

Award in Toronto 1939 Oct

160 2654 Methodist uniting conference 1939 Aug

Itinerary 1939-1940

160 2655 Proposed visit to Russia 1940?

Visits in U.S. 1940

160 2656 Conferences/visits-Mexico 1940 Jan

160 2657 Conferences/visits-Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo 1940 Mar

160 2658 Conferences/visits-Cuba 1940 Apr

160 2659 Conferences/visits-Argentina 1940 Jun

160 2660 Conferences/visits-Brazil 1940 Jun

161 2661 Conferences/visits-South America 1940

161 2662 Miscellany 1940-1941

161 2663 Canadian School of Missions lectures 1941 Mar

161 2664 Conferences/visits-Canal Zone 1941 Apr



161 2665 Conferences/visits-Colombia 1941 Apr

161 2666 Conferences/visits-Santiago, Chile 1941 Apr

161 2667 Conferences/visits-Temuce, Chile 1941 Apr

161 2668 Conference on Indian Work-Antofagasta, Chile 1941 May

161 2669 Conferences/visits-Ecuador 1941 May

161 2670 Conferences/visits-Guatemala 1941 May

161 2671 Conferences/visits-Peru 1941 May

161 2672 Conferences/visits-Canada 1941 Sep-Nov

161 2673 Marker for Birthplace of JRM 1941

161 2674 Resignation from Chairmanship of International MissionaryCouncil

1942 Jan

Honorary Chairman-Foreign Missions Conference of NorthAmerica

1942 Jan

161 2675 Conferences/visits-Canada and U.S. 1942

161 2676 Conferencesivisits-U.S. 1943

Rollins Animated Magazine 1943-1948

Honorary D. Litt.-Upper Iowa Univ. 1943 May

161 2677 Itineraries, miscellany 1944-1945

Honorary LL.D. University of Toronto 1944 Nov

161 2678 80th birthday 1945 May

161 2679 Miscellany 1945, 1946

161 2680 Conferences/visits-Europe 1945 Jan-Apr

161 2681 Luncheon at Methodist Church, Orlando 1946 Apr

Prince Carl Medal (Sweden) 1946 May

162 2682 Nobel Peace Prize-announcements, events 1946 Nov-Dec

162 2683 Nobel Peace Prize-announcements, events 1946 Nov-Dec

162 2684 Nobel Peace Prize-compilation of messages to JRM 1946 Dec

162 2685 Nobel Peace Prize-U.S. newspaper and magazine clippings 1946-1947

162 2686 Nobel Peace Prize-non-U.S. newspaper clippings 1946-1947

162 2687 Nobel Peace Prize-dinner in honor Of JRM 1946 Dec

162 2688 Nobel Peace Prize-Cornell dinner 1947 Feb

162 2689 Conferences/visits,Germany 1947 Jun

162 2690 Niche statue-Trinity Methodist Church, Springfield, MA 1947 Nov

162 2691 Miscellany 1947

162 2692 Conference of Heads of Autocephalous Churches, Moscow(Correction: Mott did not attend this conference)

1948 Jul



163 2693 Zion's Herald Award for Methodist Churchmanship WorldCouncil of Churches-Amsterdam 1948 Miscellany 1948

1948 Dec

163 2694 Conferences/visits-Far East 1949 Mar-Apr

163 2695 Miscellany 1949-1951

163 2696 YMCA Citation 1951 Jun

163 2697 Conferences/visits-Turkey 1951 Aug

163 2698 SVM Conference 1951 Dec

163 2699 Itinerary Marriage to Agnes Peter 1953 Jul 1953 Jun

163 2700 Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit (FederatedRepublic of Germany)

1953 Dec

163 2701 89th Birthday 1954 May

163 2702 Death of JRM 1955 Jan 31

163 2703 JRM Fellowship Fund 1956

JRM Memorial Tablet-Washington Cathedral 1958 Jun

World Alliance YMCA-John R. Mott House 1963 Geneva

163 2704 JRM Centennial observances 1965

163 2705 Miscellany n.d.

Greeting from Finnish organization (OVERSIZE) n.d.

163 2706 Lists of honors received by JRM of positions held by JRM

163 2707 Chronologies 1888-1924

163 2708 Personal finances of JRM 1925-1938

163 2708A Personal finances of JRM 1939-1954, n.d.

164 2709 "Date and Place Card File" 1888-1926

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Series VIII. Subject Files


Series VIII. Subject FilesThe material of this series is arranged alphabetically by topic

A. BiographyB. Related to specific countries or geographical areasC. Related to specific organizationsD. Topical

The material for each organization served by Mott is chronologicallyarranged under appropriate headings.

Biography165 2710 Acton, Lord

165 2711 Agassiz, Louis

165 2712 Aggrey, Dr. J.E.K.

165 2713 Aitchison, Charles U.

165 2714 Alexander the Great

165 2715 Anderson, Martin B.

165 2716 Andrews, C.F.

165 2717 Anthony, Susan B.

165 2718 Aristides

165 2719 Armstrong, Samuel Chapman

165 2720 Babcock, Maltbie Davenport

165 2721 Balch, Emily Greene

165 2722 Baldwin, Matthias W.

165 2723 Banerjea, Kali Charan

165 2724 Billings, Frederick and Julia

165 2725 Blaine, James G.

165 2726 Boies, Henry Martyn

165 2727 Bonar, Andrew A.

165 2728 Booth, Catherine

165 2729 Borden, William Whiting

165 2730 Botha, Louis

165 2731 Brainerd, David

165 2732 Brent, Charles Henry

165 2733 Bright, John

Broadus, John Albert

Series VIII. Subject FilesBiography



165 2734 Brockman, Fletcher S.

165 2735 Brooks, Phillips

165 2736 Brown, George and John A.

165 2737 Bryce, James

165 2738 Buchanan, George

165 2739 Bulgakoff, Sergius

165 2740 Burlingame, Anson

165 2741 Burns, Robert

165 2742 Butterfield, Kenyon L.

165 2743 Caesar

165 2744 Carter, Robert

165 2745 Cato, Marcus

166 2746 Cavour, Count (Camillo Benso)

166 2747 Chalmers, Doctor

166 2748 Churchill, Winston

166 2749 Cicero

166 2750 Cleveland, Grover

166 2751 Cochran, Joseph P.

166 2752 Crane, Charles R.

166 2753 Creighton, Bishop

166 2754 Cromwell, Oliver

166 2755 Curzon, Lord

166 2756 Dana, James Dwight

166 2757 Darwin, Charles

166 2758 Davidson, Randall Thomas

166 2759 Dawson, Sir William

166 2760 Demosthenes

166 2761 deVilliers, Lord

166 2762 Dods, Marcus

166 2763 Dollar, Robert

166 2764 Drummond, Henry

166 2765 Duff, Alexander

166 2766 Earle, A.B.

166 2767 Eddy, Sherwood

166 2768 Edward VII




166 2769 Edwards, Jonathan

166 2770 Elizabeth, Queen of Romania

166 2771 E linwood, Frank Field

166 2772 Finney, Charles Grandison

166 2773 Fisher, Geoffrey Francis

166 2774 Fletcher, John

166 2775 Foch, Ferdinand

166 2776 Ford, Henry

166 2777 Forman, John Newton

166 2778 Foster, Thomas D.

166 2779 Francis of Assisi

166 2780 Fraser, Andrew

166 2781 Frederick the Great

166 2782 Freeman, Edward

166 2783 Fry, Elizabeth

167 2784 Gandhi, Mahatma (author)

167 2785 Gandhi, Mahatma (subject)

167 2786 Gandhi, Mahatma (subject)

167 2787 Garbett, Cyril Forster

167 2788 Garfield, James J.

167 2789 George, Henry

167 2790 Gibbons, James

167 2791 Gladden, Washington

167 2792 Gladstone, William E.

167 2793 Glenn, John Mark

167 2794 Gordon, Adoniram Judson

167 2795 Gordon, Charles George (Chinese)

167 2796 Gordon, George A.

167 2797 Goreh, Father

167 2798 Gough, John B.

167 2799 Gould, Helen Miller

167 2800 Gould, Jay

167 2801 Grant,Ulysses S.

167 2802 Greene, Daniel C.

167 2803 Grotius, Hugo




167 2804 Gunsalus, Frank W.

167 2805 Hall, George A.

167 2806 Hall, Newman

167 2807 Hamilton, Alexander

167 2808 Hankey, Donald

167 2809 Harbison, Samuel Pollock

167 2810 Harper, James and Joseph

167 2811 Harriman, Edward

167 2812 Hart, Robert

167 2813 Haygood, Laura

167 2814 Heinz, Henry J.

168 2815 Hepburn, J.C.

168 2816 Hogg, Quintin

168 2817 Hopkins, Mark

168 2818 Howard, John

168 2819 Hughes, Hugh Price

168 2820 Huss, John

168 2821 Jackson, Arthur

168 2822 Jackson, Stonewall

168 2823 Jesup, Morris Ketchum

168 2824 Jones, Rufus

168 2825 Jowett, Benjamin

168 2826 Kagawa

168 2827 Keller, Helen

168 2828 Kitchener, Lord

168 2829 Knox, John

168 2830 Kuyper, Abraham

168 2831 Lang, Cosmo Gordon

168 2832 Larrabee, William

168 2833 LeConte, Joseph

168 2834 Lee, Robert E.

168 2835 Lincoln, Abraham and Nancy Hanks

168 2836 Lister, Lord

168 2837 Livingstone, David

168 2838 Low, Seth




168 2839 Lull, Ramon

168 2840 Luther, Martin

168 2841 McAll, Robert Whitaker

McCheyne, Robert

168 2842 MacKay, Alexander

McKinley, William

MacNeil, John

168 2843 Manning, Cardinal

Marx, Karl

168 2844 Masaryk, Tomas

168 2845 Mazzini, Giuseppe

168 2846 McCormick, Cyrus Hall and Nettie F.

168 2847 Mercier, Desire

168 2848 Millp, Samuel J.

168 2849 Montgomery, Henry

168 2850 Moody, Dwight L.

169 2851 Morgan, J.P.

169 2852 Mott, Lucretia

169 2853 Moule, Handley

169 2854 Muller, George

169 2855 Murray, Andrew, Sr.

169 2856 Mussolini, Benito

169 2857 Neesima, Joseph Hardy

169 2858 Nehru, Jawaharlal

169 2859 Czar Nicholas, Czarina Alexandra

169 2860 Nicolay, Baron Paul

169 2861 Nightingale, Florence

169 2862 Nott, Eliphalet

169 2863 Osler, Sir William

Overtoun, Lord

169 2864 Paget, James

169 2865 Parker, Joseph

169 2866 Pasteur, Louis

169 2867 Peabody, Henry W.

169 2868 Pearsons, D.K.




169 2869 Penn, William

169 2870 Pitkin, Horace Tracy

169 2871 Suckler, Edward Graf

169 2872 Radstock, Lord

169 2873 Rainy, Principal

169 2874 Ramabai, Pandita

169 2875 Rauschenbusch, Walter

169 2876 Reading, Lord

169 2877 Reynolds, James B.

169 2878 Rhodes, John Cecil

169 2879 Riis, Jacob

169 2880 Rockefeller, John D.

169 2881 Romanes, George J.

169 2882 Roosevelt, Theodore

169 2883 Roosevelt, Theodore

170 2884 Roots, Logan H.

170 2885 Ross, G.A. Johnston

170 2886 Rountree, John Stephenson

170 2887 Satthianadhan, Samuel

170 2888 Severance, Louis H.

170 2889 Shaftsbury, Lord Ashley, Earl of

170 2890 Simpson, James Y.

170 2891 Smuts, Jan

170 2892 Speer, Elliott

170 2893 Spurgeon, Charles H.

170 2894 Stock, Eugene

170 2895 Stokes, James

170 2896 Studd, J.E. Kynaston

170 2897 Sun Yat-sen

170 2898 Sunday, William A.

170 2899 Tagore, Rabindranath

170 2900 Talbot, Neville Stuart

170 2901 Temple, William

170 2902 Tikhon, Patriarch (Basil Belavin)

170 2903 Torrey, R.A.




170 2904 Trumbull, Henry Clay

170 2905 Tze-hsi, Dowager Empress of China

170 2906 Wanamaker, John

170 2907 Wanless, William

170 2908 Washington, Booker T.

170 2909 Washington, George

170 2910 Welch, William Henry

170 2911 Wesley, John

170 2912 Wescott, Brooke Foss

170 2913 White, John Campbell

170 2914 Whitefield, George

170 2915 Whittle, D.W. Whyte, Alexander

170 2916 Willard, Frances E.

170 2917 Williams, George

Williams, S. Wells

170 2918 Williams, Samuel

170 2919 Wilson, James Hood

170 2920 Wilson, Woodid

170 2921 Wright, Henry B.

170 2922 Yuasa, Hachiro

Related to Specific Countries or GeographicalAreas

171 2923 Africa-General

171 2924 Asia-General

171 2925 China-General

171 2926 China: Education, Literati, Students

171 2927 China: Evangelism, Missions

171 2928 China: Evangelism, Missions

171 2929 China: Politics, History

171 2930 Congo

171 2931 Czechoslovakia

171 2932 Denmark

171 2933 Europe-General

172 2934 Finland

172 2935 Germany

Series VIII. Subject FilesRelated to Specific Countries or Geographical Areas



172 2936 Great Britain

172 2937 India-Caste, Race

172 2938 India-Church

172 2939 India-Cities

172 2940 India-Domestic Life

172 2941 India-Education

172 2942 India-Evangelism

172 2943 India-General

172 2944 India-Mass Movements

173 2945 India-Missions

173 2946 India-Native Christians

173 2947 India-Non-violence

173 2948 India-Politics

173 2949 India-Relations with Britain, U.S.

173 2950 India-Rural Life

173 2951 India-Student Associations., Schools

173 2952 India-Students, Youth

173 2953 Italy

173 2954 Indonesia

173 2955 Japan-Church, Schools, Christian Movements,Organizations

173 2956 Japan-Church, Orthodox

174 2957 Japan-Church, Orthodox

174 2958 Japan-Culture, History, Polictics

174 2959 Japan-Evangelism, Missions

174 2860 Japan-General

174 2861 Japan-General

174 2862 Japan-Relations between China and Japan

174 2963 Korea

174 2964 Latin America-Church, Ecumenism

174 2965 Latin America-Education

174 2966 Latin America-Evangelism, Missions



175 2969 Latin America-Leadership




175 2970 Latin America-Politics (Domestic), Economy

175 2971 Latin America-Politics (International)

175 2972 Latin America-Student Associations, Schools

175 2973 Latin America-Students, Youth

175 2974 Near East-Cities

175 2975 Near East-Culture, History

175 2976 Near East-Politics

175 2977 Near East-Rural Areas, Biblical Sites

175 2978 Philippines

175 2979 Poland

175 2980 Rhodesia

176 2981 Russia-Art, Music, Literature

176 2982 Russia-Bolshevism

176 2983 Russia-General

176 2984 Russia-Living Church Movement

176 2985 Russia-Orthodox Church-General

176 2986 Russia-Orthodox Church- Leadership, clergy

176 2987 Russia-Orthodox Church-Relations abroad

176 2988 Russia-Orthodox Church-Theology, spiritual life

176 2989 Russia-Orthodox Church/State Relations

176 2990 Russia-Orthodox Church/State Relations

177 2991 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l904-1913)


177 2993 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l917)



177 2996 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l940's)

177 2997 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l950's)

177 2998 Russia-Religion

178 2999 Russia-Revolutionaries

178 3000 Russia-Students, education

178 3001 South Africa

178 3002 Turkey-Cities

178 3003 Turkey-General

178 3004 United States-Christianity




178 3005 United States-Cities, urban life

178 3006 United States-Ethnic groups, immigration

178 3007 United States-History, politics

178 3008 United States-History, politic

178 3009 United States-National parks, natural phenomena

178 3010 United States-Eastern Orthodox churches

179 3011 United States-Relations with Europe

179 3012 United States-Relations with Great Britain

179 3013 United States-Relations with Latin America

179 3014 United States-Relations with Far East

179 3015 United States-Relations with Japan

179 3016 United States-Relations with Japan

179 3017 United States-Relations with Russia (1916-1920)

180 3018 United States-Relations with Soviet Union (1930-1949)

180 3019 United States-Relations with Soviet Union (1950's)

180 3020 United States-Roman Catholicism

180 3021 United States-Roman Catholicism

180 3022 United States-Rural life

180 3023 Yugoslavia

Related to Specific Organizations180 181 Agricultural Missions, Inc. (See YDSL HR)

180 3024 Allied Youth, Inc. 1941-1949, n.d.

180 3025 Church History Deputation to the Orient Peace Union(see: YDSL RG61) Committee on Cooperation in LatinAmerica (see: YDSL RG 31, Series I)

1931-1932

180 3026 Committee on the Work of John R. Mott, Inc. Financialmaterial

1923-1953

180 3027 Committee on the Work of John R. Mott, Inc. Meetingminutes

1929-1942

180 3028 Committee on the Work of John R. Mott, Inc. Officialpapers

1929-1955


181 3030 Cornell University Fund raising 1948-1951, n.d.

181 3031 Cornell University Miscellaneous 1870-1905

181 3032 Cornell University 1906-1948, n.d.

181 3032A Emergency Committee of the Missionary Societies ofGreat Britain, the U.S., and Canada 1918-1919 Councilof Churches of Christ (see: YDSL HR)

Series VIII. Subject FilesRelated to Specific Organizations



181 3033 First Methodist Church, Orlando, Florida 1944-1951

181 3034 Hall of Fame-New York University 1940-1950

181 3035 Institute of Social and Religious Research 1921-1934

181 3036 Interchurch World Movement of North America Articles,clippings

1919-1921

181 3037 Interchurch World Movement of North America ForeignSurvey Department

1920

181 3038 Interchurch World Movement of North America Letters,minutes, memoranda

1919

181 3039 Interchurch World Movement North America Letters,minutes, memoranda

1920, n.d.

181 3040 Interchurch World Movement of North America Reports,pamphlets

1919-Jan 1920

181 3041 Interchurch World Movement of May North AmericaReports, pamphlets 3041A International MissionaryCouncil (see also: YDSL RG 31)

1920-1923

181 3042 James Stokes Society Financial material 1921-1948

181 3043 James Stokes Society Financial material 1949-1951

182 3044 James Stokes Society Meeting minutes 1921-1946

183 3045 James Stokes Society Meeting minutes 1947-1953

183 3046 James Stokes Society Will of James Stokes Laymen'sMissionary Movement (see: YDSL RG 31)

1916

183 3047 Methodist Church 1939

183 3047 Orthodox Theological Seminary 1933

183 3047 Russian Student Christian Movement 1923-1950

183 3048 Russian Student Fund 1941-1954

183 3048A Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions seealso: (YDSL RG 42)

183 3049 United War Work Campaign, Inc. 1918

183 3050 United War Work Campaign, Inc. 1921

183 3051 Washington Cathedral World Conference on ChristianLife and Work, Oxford (World Conference on Church,Community, and State) (see:YDSL RG 62); YDSL WorldConference on Faith and Order (see:YDSL RG 62);World Council of Churches (see: YDSL RG 500)

1924-1941, n.d.

183 3052 Yale Divinity School c. 1909

183 3053 YMCA-City General Secretaries' Association Conference 1929

183 3054 YMCA-General Board Meeting minutes 1924-1929

183 3055 YMCA-GeneraL Board Treasurer's Reports 1929-1931

183 3056 YMCA-General Board Treasurer's Reports 1932-1933




183 3057 YMCA-International Board MonthLy meeting minutes 1937-1949

183 3058 YMCA-International Board Policy Committee 1939

184 3059 YMCA-International Committee Auditor's reports 1928, 1929

184 3060 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-annual meetings

1929-1936

184 3061 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-annual meetings

1930-1936

184 3062 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-annual meetings

1938-1939

184 3063 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-annual meetings

1940-1945

184 3064 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-By-Laws, Incorporation

1930-1940

184 3065 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-Finanee Committee

1931, 1939

184 3066 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-miscellaneous reports and minutes

1928-1935

184 3067 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-Report of Controller

1932-1942

185 3068 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-Report of President

1936-1938

185 3069 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-Report of President

1939-1942

185 3070 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-Report of President

1943-1949

185 3071 YMCA-International Committee Budgetary and financialmatters

1921-1933

185 3072 YMCA-International Committee Committee on Propertiesand Trusts

1933-1941

185 3073 YMCA-International Committee Executive committeeminutes

1915-1932


1932-1935


1936-1941

186 3076 YMCA-International Committee Executive committee-treasurer's reports

1928-1932

186 3077 YMCA-International Com-m-ittee Foreign BuildingProgram IV

1926

186 3078 YMCA-International Committee Foreign DepartmentBuilding Fund

1916-1922

186 3079 YMCA-International Committee Foreign Department-White House Conference

1910




186 3080 YMCA-International Committee Foreign Division Report 1924

186 3081 YMCA-International Committee Forward Program Fund c. 1931

186 3082 YMCA-International Committee General Secretaryship ofJ.R. Mott

1912

186 3083 YMCA-International Committee Incorporation, By-laws 1915-1939

186 3084 YMCA-International Committee Miscellaneous 1897-1941

186 3085 YMCA-International Committee Monthly meetingminutes

1931-1932


1933-1934


1935-1936

187 3088 YMCA-International Committee Plenary meeting 1953

187 3089 YMCA-International Committee Publicity reports,brochures

1934, n.d.

187 YMCA-International Committee Relationship to EasternOrthodox Church (see World's Committee/World'sAlliance)

187 3090 YMCA-International Co i ttee Relationship to NationalCouncil, USA

1923-1931

187 3091 YMCA-International Committee Relationship to RomanCatholic Church

1918-1927, n.d.

187 3092 YMCA-International Committee Source material onYMCA basis of membership

1887-1906

187 3093 YMCA-International Committee Source material onYMCA history

1901-1905

187 3094 YMCA-International Committee material on YMCAsecretaryship

1885-1909, n.d.

188 3095 YMCA-International Committee Treasurer's Reports 1932-1933

188 3096 YMCA-International Committee Trustees of the WarFund

1920-1928

188 3097 YMCA-International Committee Work in Balkans 1921

188 3098 YMCA-International Committee Work in China c. 1901-1912, n.d.

188 3099 YMCA-International Committee Work in Europe-D.A.Davis reports

1925, 1940

188 3100 YMCA-International Committee Work in Greece 1929

188 3101 YMCA-International Committee Work in Japan

188 3102 YMCA-International Committee Work in Jerusalem 1922-1933

188 3103 YMCA-International Committee Work in Jerusalem 1934-1935, n.d.

188 3104 YMCA-International Committee Treasurer's Reports 1932-1933




188 3105 YMCA-International Committee Work in Philippines 1906-1907

188 3106 YMCA-International Committee Work in Poland 1920-1934

188 3107 YMCA-International Committee Work in Poland 1934-1938

188 3108 YMCA-International Committee Work in Russia 1916-1918

188 3109 YMCA-International Committee Work in Russia 1919-1924

188 3110 YMCA-International Committee Work in Russia 1926-1949, n.d.

188 3111 YMCA-International Committee Work in South Americaand the Caribbean

1940-1941, n.d.

188 3112 YMCA-International Committee; Work in Sweden 1945

Work in Turkey n.d.

188 3113 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA andCanada Detroit

1919

Atlantic City 1922

Washington, D.C. 1925

188 3114 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA andCanada Cleveland

1931

188 3115 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA andCanada Cleveland

1931

188 3116 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA andCanada Niagara Falls

1935

188 3117 YMCA-National Board Board of Trustees 1953-1954

188 3118 YMCA-National Board Executive Committee minutes 1940

188 3119 YMCA-National Council, Canada Miscellaneous 1911, 1928

189 3120 YMCA-National Council, USA Annual meeting records 1924-1939

189 3121 YMCA-National Council, USA Army and Navy YMCAs n.d.

189 3122 YMCA-National Council, USA Budgets, reports 1924-1925


190 3124 YMCA-National Council, USA Budgets, reports 1927




191 3128 YMCA-National Council, USA Commission on Messageand Purpose

1930-1932, n.d.

191 3129 YMCA-National Council, USA Committee of Five toStudy the 1927 Work of the National Council Member

191 3130 YMCA-National Council, USA Constitution and By-Laws 1923

191 3131 YMCA-National Council, USA Constitutional Convention 1923




191 3132 YMCA-National Council, USA Counselling Commissionof the 1929 Churches

191 3133 YMCA-National Council, USA Foreign Divisionorganization

1924-1925, n.d.

191 3134 YMCA-National Council, USA General Secretaryship ofJ.R. Mott

1922-1929

191 3135 YMCA-National Council, USA General Secretary'sCabinet

1926-1929

191 3136 YMCA'National Council, USA Miscellaneous 1929-1954, n.d.

191 3137 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Committee-Joint Conference on National Policies

1931

191 3138 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada ForeignCommittee publications

1929-1939

191 3139 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada ForeignCommittee-Rehabilitation of work in Japan

1923-1924

191 3140 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada ForeignCommittee-reports and brochures

1931, n.d.

191 3141 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada ForeignDivision Committee minutes

1928-1931

191 3142 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada DivisionExecutive Committee minutes

1929-1931

191 3143 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Materialrelated to YMCA World Conference.

1937

191 3144 YMCA-National Councils, USA and CanadaRelationships

1923-1935

192 3145 YMCA-National War Work Council Criticisms: Baptist 1919

192 3146 YMCA-National War Work Council Criticisms:Government investigation

1920-1923

192 3147 YMCA-National War Work Council Criticisms:Miscellaneous

1919-1920

192 3148 YMCA-National War Work Council Documentarypamphlets and articles

1917-1919, n.d.

192 3149 YMCA-National War Work Council Financial Appealsand records

1917

192 3150 YMCA-National War Work Council Financial appealsand records

1918


1919, 1920


1921-1927

192 3153 YMCA-National War Work Council General reports,minutes

1917-1920




192 3154 YMCA-National War Work Council Work in Russia Workin Poland (OVERSIZE)

1921

192 3155 YMCA-World's Committee/World's AllianceConferences-miscellaneous

1928-1939

193 3156 YMCA-World's Committee/World's AllianceConferences-miscellaneous

1933-1939

193 3157 YMCA-World's Committee/worlds Alliance Conferences-miscellaneous

1942-1946, n.d.

193 3158 YMCA-World's Committee/World's AllianceConstitutions, Directories

1913-1947

193 3159 YMCA-World's Committee/worlds Alliance ExecutiveCommittee

1927-1930

193 3160 YMCA-World's Committee/world's Alliance ExecutiveCommittee

1931-1938

193 3161 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance ExecutiveCommittee

1939

193 3162 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance ExecutiveCommittee

1946-1951

194 3163 YMCA-Worlds Committee/world's Alliance; GenevaHeadquarters Building Project

1949

194 3164 YMCA-World's Committee/worlds Alliance InternationalYoung Men's Christian Association School

1927-1931

194 3165 YMCA-World's Committee/World's AllianceMiscellaneous

1920-1948, n.d.

194 3166 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Officers'Committee

1928-1930

194 3167 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Officers'Committee

1931-1939

194 3168 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Plenarymeetings

1925


1927-1938

194 3170 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Plenarymeeting

1947


1947

195 3172 YMCA-Worlds Committee/World's Alliance Plenarymeeting

1947


1950-1953

195 3174 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Post-warplanning

195 3175 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Relationshipto Eastern Orthodox Church

1928-1937




196 3176 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Reports ofSoldiers' Homes in Europe

1914, 1915

196 3177 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 15th(?)-18thWorld Conferences

1905-1913, n.d.

196 3178 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 19th WorldConference of YMCAs

1926

196 3179 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 20th WorldConference of YMCAs

1931

196 3180 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 21st WorldConference of YMCAs

1937

196 3181 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance WorldService Committee

n.d.

196 3182 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance World'sYouth News Letter

1940-1941

196 3183 YMCA-World's Committee/World's ALliance YMCACentenary

1944

196 3184 YMCA-Retirement Fund Report; memorandum 1922, 1928

196 3185 YMCA-War Prisoners Aid Reports of D.A. Davis L914- 1918, n.d.

196 3186 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Reports of D.A. Davis 1940-1944,

196 3187 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Reports of A.C. Harte 1915-1919

196 3188 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Reports of Conrad Hoffman 1916-1920, n.d.

196 3189 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Miscellaneous-WWI 1915-1918, n.d.

196 3190 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Miscellaneous-WWII n.d.

196 3191 YMCA-World Service Fellowship Fellowship Notes 1933-1941

196 3192 YMCA-World Service Fellowship Miscellaneous

Topical197 3193 Alcohol, Drug Abuse, Prohibition

197 3194 Atomic energy

197 3195 Bible-as history

197 3196 Bible-circulation

197 3197 Bible-evangelism, conversion, mission

197 3198 Bible-general

197 3199 Bible-influence on the arts

197 3200 Bible-influence on civil life, social reform

197 3201 Bible-influence on civil life, social reform

197 3202 Bible-influence on English language

198 3203 Bible-influence on literature

198 3204 Bible-its power to transform

Series VIII. Subject FilesTopical



198 3205 Bible-relationship to Church

198 3206 Bible-relationship to ministers, missionaries

198 3207 Bible-relationship to other religions

198 3208 Bible-translations

198 3209 Bible-universal appeal

198 3210 Bible-universal appeal

198 3211 Bible-use in education, public schools

199 3212 Bible societies

199 3213 Bible study

199 3214 Bible study

199 3215 Biography

199 3216 Business, industry

199 3217 Business, labor

199 3218 Christ-as teacher, model, prophet

199 3219 Christ-deity, miracles

199 3220 Christ-general

200 3221 Christian art

200 3222 Christian life-conversion

200 3223 Christian life-discipline, character

200 3224 Christian life-doubt, despair

200 3225 Christian life-faith

200 3226 Christian life-general

200 3227 Christian life-heroism, martyrdom

200 3228 Christian life-loyalty

200 3229 Christian life-models

201 3230 Christian life-resurrection, immortality

201 3231 Christian life-sanctification

201 3232 Christian life-self-examination

201 3233 Christian life-service, stewardship

201 3234 Christian life-temptation, sin

201 3235 Christian movements-Oxford Movement

201 3236 Christian movements-Society of Friends

201 3237 Christian movements-various denominations

201 3238 Christianity-general

201 3239 Christianity-relationship to other religious




201 3240 Christianity-universality

201 3241 Chruch-general

201 3242 Church-history

201 3243 Church-relationship to world, state influence

202 3244 Economic and political systems

202 3245 Ecumenism-councils, conferences

202 3246 Ecumenism-general

202 3247 Ecumenism-methods

202 3248 Ecumenism-Orthodox Churches

202 3249 Ecumenism-relationship to foreign missions

202 3250 Ecumenism-Roman Catholic Church

202 3251 Ecumenism-Russian Orthodox Church

203 3252 Education-in evangelism, missions

203 3253 Education-Roman Catholic

203 3254 Education-teaching, reading

203 3255 Efficiency, organization, use of time

203 3256 Evangelism-bound volume of examples

203 3257 Evangelism-bound volume of letters from missionaries

203 3258 Evangelism-general

204 3259 Evangelism-methods, groups

204 3260 Evangelism-revivals

204 3261 Forgiveness/Sin

204 3262 Health, physical fitness

204 3263 Holy Spirit

204 3264 Intellect, intellectuals

204 3265 International relations

204 3266 Leadership-characteristics of leaders

204 3267 Leadership-general

204 3268 Leadership-general

205 3269 Leadership-recruitment, training

205 3270 Leadership-students as future leaders

205 3271 Memory

205 3272 Ministry-chaplaincy

205 3273 Ministry-general

205 3274 Ministry-recruitment




205 3275 Ministry-vocational choice

205 3276 Missions-general

205 3277 Missions-medical

205 3278 Missions-minutes of conferences

205 3279 Missions-missionaries

205 3280 Missions-Roman Catholic

205 3281 Missions-strategy

205 3282 Missions-student involvement

205 3283 Missions-wartime and post war

206 3284 Money-Christian organizations t use of

206 3285 Money-endowments, foundations

206 3286 Money-general

206 3287 Money-gifts to churches, missions

206 3288 Money-philanthropy, general

206 3289 Money-philanthropy, individual (A-J)

206 3290 Money-philanthropy' individual (Carnegie)

206 3291 Money-philanthropy, individual (K-R)

206 3292 Money-philanthropy, individual (Rockefeller)

206 3293 Money-philanthropy, individual (S-Z)

207 3294 Money-the possibilities and power of

207 3295 Nature, natural phenomena

207 3296 Orthodox Church (see also: Box 162, Folder 2692,Conference of Heads of Autocephalous OrthodoxChurches, Moscow)

207 3297 Orthodox Church

207 3298 Orthodox Church

207 3299 Peace, pacifism

207 3300 Prayer-general

207 3301 Prayer-intercessory

208 3302 Prayer-Morning Watch

208 3303 Prayer-public

208 3304 Prayers

208 3305 Public speaking

208 3306 Race relations

208 3307 Race relations

208 3308 Religions other than Christianity




208 3309 Religious affiliation, liberty

208 3310 Religious education in public universities

208 3311 Roman Catholic Church

209 3312 Sabbath observance

209 3313 Science and religion

209 3314 Social reform, social gospel

209 3315 Social reform, social gospel

209 3316 Theological education

209 3317 Time

209 3318 Travel, exploration

209 3319 Vocational choices

209 3320 War

209 3321 Youth, juvenile delinquency

Series IX. Evaluations and Biographies John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 132

Series IX. Evaluations and Biographies


Series IX. Evaluations and BiographiesThe first section of this series contains articles and letters written to describe Mott'slife and work. These evaluations are arranged alphabetically by author, concludingwith a folder of anonymous articles. The second section of the series relates tothe biographies written by Basil Mathews, Galen Fisher and C. Howard Hopkins.Preceding the folders devoted to Hopkins' work are correspondence and memorandawhich represent the groundwork for the definitive biography project.

Articles, statements re. JRM210 3322 A

210 3323 B

210 3324 C

210 3325 D

210 3326 E

210 3327 F

210 3328 G

210 3329 H

210 3330 J

210 3331 K

211 3332 L

211 3333 M

211 3334 N

211 3335 O

211 3336 p

211 3337 R

211 3338 S

211 3339 T

211 3340 V

211 3341 W

211 3342 Z

212 3343 Anonymous 1899-1919

212 3344 Anonymous 1920-1939

212 3345 Anonymous 1940-1955

212 3346 Anonymous n.d.

Biographies

Series IX. Evaluations and BiographiesBiographies



212 3347 Mathews, Basil: John R. Mott-World Citizen (JRM-WC)Business arrangements, distribution

1933-1942

212 3348 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Reviews 1934

212 3349 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Reviews 1934

212 3350 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Notes, sources

212 3351 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WG Notes, sources

212 3352 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Notes, sources

212 3353 Fisher, Galen: John R. Mott-Architect of Cooperationand Unity

1951-1953

213 3354 Hopkins, C. Howard: John R. Mott Biography Project(JRM BP) Background correspondence

1955-1964

213 3355 Hopkins, C. Howard: JRM BP Miscellaneouscorrespondence

1964-1974

213 3356 Hopkins, C. Howard: JRM BP Correspondence withYMCA Historical Library

1965-1970

213 3357 Hopkins, C. Howard: JRM BP Reports, minutes 1958-1973

213 3358 Hopkins, C. Howard-Notes and source material-Key toclassification system

213 3359 Hopkins: O. (Bibliography)

Hopkins: 00.06 (Background: US History)

Hopkins: 00.96 (Background: US History)

213 3360 Hopkins: 1.00 (Biographical)

213 3361 Hopkins: 1.01 (Biographical: Genealogy, name)

213 3362 Hopkins: 1.06 (Biographical: Religious life)

Hopkins: 1.08 (Biographical: Personal traits:adult)

Hopkins: 1.94 (Biographical: Honors)

213 3363 Hopkins: 1.98 (Biographical: Marriage, family)

Hopkins: 2.01 (Education and Vocational Decision:Fayette)

214 3364 Hopkins: 2.02 (Education and Vocational Decision:Cornell)

214 3365 Hopkins: 2.86 (Education and Vocational Decision:Personal Finances)

Hopkins: 2.87 (Education and Vocational Decision:Memorials)

214 3366 Hopkins: 3 (Student YMCA Secretaryship)

214 3367 Hopkins: 3.95 (Student YMCA Secretary: British SCM)

214 3368 Hopkins: 4. (Student Volunteer Movement)

214 3369 Hopkins: 5.05 (WSGF: World Tour 1895-97)




214 3370 Hopkins: 5.06 (WSCF: Conferences)

Hopkins: 5.08 (WSCF: Later tours)

Hopkins: 6.02 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Programs, policies,Administration)

214 3371 Hopkins: 6.90 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: China)

Hopkins: 6.91 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Latin America)

Hopkins: 6.92 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: India)

214 3372 Hopkins: 6.94 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Jerusalem bldg.)

Hopkins: 6.99 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Japan)

Hopkins: 7. (Edinburgh 1910)

214 3373 Hopkins: 7.93 (Edinburgh 1910: American Proposals)

214 3374 Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) K.Maclennan J.H. Oldham

214 3375 Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) J.W.Richter G. Robson C.R. Watson

214 3376 Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) S.W.Zwemer 337Z

Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) A-Z

214 3378 Hopkins: 8. (Continuation Committee)

Hopkins: 8.05 (Continuation Committee: Probs at end ofPHI)

214 3379 Hopkins: 8.07 (Continuation Committee: Probs. at end ofWWI)

Hopkins: 8.08 (Continuation Committee: EmergencyComm.)

Hopkins: 8.96 (Continuation Committee: JRM asChairman)

215 3380 Hopkins: 9.00 (World Tour for Cont. Comm.: Gen. Misc.)

215 3381 Hopkins: 9.05 (World Tour for Cont. Comm.: China)

Hopkins: 9.08 (World Tour for Cont. Comm.: Eddy)

215 3382 Hopkins: 10. (World's Alliance to 1919)

215 3383 Hopkins: 10.03 (World's Alliance to 1919: Mott's rel.before '07) I.C. General Secretary)

215 3384 Hopkins: 13. (Other Orgs., Pre-WWI)

Hopkins: 14. (Colleges Universities)

215 3385 Hopkins: 15. (World War I)

Hopkins: 15.05 (WWI: Mott's functions)

215 3386 Hopkins: 16. (Missions to Russia)




215 3387 Hopkins: 16.08 (Mission to Russia-diary of CHMcCormick)

215 3388 Hopkins: 19. (Gen. Sec'y YMCA-NC 1920s)

Hopkins: 19.95 (Gen. Sec'y YMCA: PoliticalControversy)

215 3389 Hopkins: 20. (I.M.C.)

215 3390 Hopkins: 20.04 (I.M.C.: Chairman) 1928, 1930,1933,1936

Hopkins: 20.02 (I.M.C.: Continuation from: org.)

215 3391 Hopkins: 20.04 (I.M.C.: Chairman) 1937,1938,1940,1941

215 3392 Hopkins: 20.04A: (I.M.C.: Hon. Chairman) 1942

215 3393 Hopkins: 20.06 (I.M.C.: Tours)

Hopkins: 20.09 (I.M.C.: Exec. Comm. Mtgs.)

Hopkins: 20.95 (I.M.C.: Resignation)

Hopkins: 20.96 (I.M.C.: Budget)

Hopkins: 20.98 (I.M.C.: J.H. Oldham)

215 3394 Hopkins: 21.02 (Other orgs. post WWI: InterchurchWorld Mvt.)

215 3395 Hopkins: 21.03 (Other orgs. post WWI: WashingtonCathedral)

Hopkins: 21.04 (ether orgs. post WWI: Inst. Soc. Rel.Res.)

215 3396 Hopkins: 21.06 (Other orgs. post WWI: AgriculturalMissions)

215 3397 Hopkins: 22. (IMC Confs through Jerusalem)

216 3398 Hopkins: 22.07 (IMC Confs. through Jerusalem: Preps.for Jerusalem)

Hopkins: 22.09 (IMC Confs. through Jerusalem: Jer.Interpretations)

216 3399 Hopkins: 23.08 (IMC Post-Jerusalem: For. Miss. Councilof N.A.)

Hopkins: 23.97 (IMC Post-Jerusalem: Orphanedmissions)

216 3400 Hopkins 24. (WSCF 1920ff)

216 3401 Hopkins: 24.07 (WSCF 1920ff: Tour Scand.)

Hopkins: 25.04 (Confs; others 1920ff: Portschacht)

216 3402 Hopkins: 26. (World's Alliance 1920ff)

216 3403 Hopkins: 26.03 (World's Alliance 1920ff: Mott asPresident)




Hopkins: 26.10 (World's Alliance 1920ff: Fr-Ger. rels)

Hopkins: 26.96 (World's Alliance 1920ff: Stange-German)

Hopkins: 26.98 (World's Alliance 1920ff: HonoraryPresident)

216 3404 Hopkins: 32. (Books, JRM Bibliography)

Hopkins: 33. (Leila White Mott)

Hopkins: 35 (World Council of Churches)

216 3405 Hopkins: 35.06 (WCC No. Am. Prov. Comm.)

216 3406 Hopkins: 35.07 (WCC; Preparation. Misc [cf 25])

216 3407 Hopkins: 36.03 (Most Children: Irene)

216 3408 Hopkins: 37. (Protestant Church Relations)

Hopkins: 37.01 (Protestant Church Relations: Methodist)

Hopkins: 37.97 (Protestant Church Relations:Presbyterians)

216 3409 Hopkins: 39. (Orthodox Church Relations)

Hopkins: 40. (Russian Church Relations)

Hopkins: 41. (Work Schedules-World Travel)

Hopkins: 43. (Foreign Travel 1890-1909)

Hopkins: 43.02 (Foreign Travel 1890-1909; World,1895-1897)

216 3410 Hopkins: 46. (Foreign Travel 1931ff)

216 3411 Hopkins: 48. (Countries: Europe)

Hopkins: 49. (Africa, Near East, Latin America)

Hopkins: 49.10 (Africa, Near East, Latin America:Palestine)

Hopkins: 49.91 (Africa, Near East, Latin America:Canada)

216 3412 Hopkins: 50. (Countries: Asia, Australia)

Hopkins: 50.03 (Countries: Asia, Australia; Australia)

Hopkins: 50.06 (Countries: Asia, Australia; India)

Hopkins: 50.07 (Countries: Asia, Australia: Japan)

216 3413 Hopkins: 50.99 (Countries: Asia, Australia; NewZealand)

216 3414 Hopkins: 50.03 (Addresses re Missions: Reviews ofWorld Conds.)

Hopkins: 53.88 (Thought, Ideas: Prohibition)

Hopkins: 53.04 (Thought, Ideas: Peace; internat'1 rels.)




216 3415 Hopkins: 55.07 (Methods, Techniques: Evangelistic)

216 3416 Hopkins: 57.05 (Relations to Others: "U-Z")

217 3417 Hopkins: 60. (Colleagues)

217 3418 Hopkins: 60.01 (Colleagues: "A")

217 3419 Hopkins: 60.02 (Colleagues: "B")

217 3420 Hopkins: 60.02 (Colleagues: "B")

Hopkins: 60.03 (Colleagues: "C")

217 3421 Hopkins: 61.06 (Colleagues: Colton)

217 3422 Hopkins: 60.04 (Colleagues: "D")

217 3424 Hopkins: 60.05 (Colleagues: "E")

Hopkins: 60.06 (Colleagues: "F")

217 3425 Hopkins: 60.08 (Colleagues: "G")

217 3426 Hopkins: 60.10 (Colleagues: "J")

Hopkins: 60.99 (Colleagues: "K")

218 3427 Hopkins 60.98 (Colleagues: ''L")

Hopkins: 60.97 (Colleagues: "M")

218 3428 Hopkins: 60.976A (Colleagues: "M": Metallo)

218 3429 Hopkins: 60.96 (Colleagues: "N")

Hopkins: 60.95 (Colleagues: "O")

218 3430 Hopkins: 60.94 (Colleagues: "P-Q")

Hopkins: 60.93 (Colleagues: "R")

218 3431 Hopkins: 60.92 (Colleagues: "S")

218 3432 Hopkins: 60.92 (Colleagues: "S")

Hopkins: 60.91 (Colleagues: "T")

218 3433 Hopkins: 61.02 (Colleagues: "V")

218 3434 Hopkins: 61.03 (Colleagues: "W")




Hopkins: 61.04 (Colleagues: "XYZ")

218 3438 Hopkins - Unclassified miscellany

219 3439 Hopkins: 9 sound recording tapes of interviews 1968-1970

219 3440 Hopkins: Offprints of 3 articles related to Mott, co-authored by Hopkins and John W. Long

1976,1978, 1980

229 3513-3519 Hopkins: Finished draft from which printed draft of JohnR. Mott - A Biography was derived Chapters I - VII

1978




230 3520-3524

Chapters VIII- XII 1978

230 3524A Reviews of Hopkins' book c.1981

231- 234 Punch cards used for Hopkins biography

Series X. Photographs John R. Mott PapersRecord Group No. 45 - Page 139

Series X. Photographs


Series X. PhotographsA. Family photographs: arranged by topicB. Portraits of Mott: chronologically arrangedC. Portraits of individuals other than Mott: alphabetically arrangedD. Travel and conference photographs: chronologically arrangedE. Photographs occasioned by tributes to Mott: chronologically arranged

Family photographs: arranged by topic220 3441 JRM ancestors 1876, n.d.

220 3442 JRM boyhood surroundings n.d.

220 3443 JRM's children and grandchildren 1897, n.d.

220 3444 Leila White Mott/JRM 1888-1941, n.d.

220 3445 White family 1916, n.d.

220 3446 Agnes Peter Mott/JRM c. 1954

220 3447 Photographs taken at Lac des Iles c. 1895, n.d.

Portraits of Mott: arranged chronologically220 3448 Portraits pre-1890

220 3449 Portraits c. 1890-1900

221 3450 Portraits c. 1900-1910

221 3451 Portraits c. 1910-1920

221 3452 Portraits c. 1920's

221 3453 Portraits c. 1920's

221 3454 Portraits c. 1930's

221 3455 Portraits c. 1940-1955

221 3456 Cartoon, sketches, sculpture of JRM 1923-1935, n.d.

Portraits of individuals other than Mott:alphabetically arranged

222 3457 A-E

222 3458 F-G

222 3459 H-K

222 3460 M-N

222 3461 P-R

222 3462 S

222 3463 T

Series X. PhotographsPortraits of individuals other than Mott: alphabetically arranged



222 3464 W

222 3465 unidentified

Travel and conference photographs:chronologically arranged


222 3467 World trip for Continuation Committee 1912-1913

222 3468 Album: World tour 1912-1913

223 3469 Album: World tour 1912-1913

223 3470 WSCF conference--Princeton 1913


223 3472 Mexican Commission 1916

224 3473 Mission to Russia 1917

224 3474 Album: Mission to Russia 1917

224 3475 Poland 1920-1921

224 3476 YMCA conference-Caux 1920


224 3478 WSCF conference-Peking 1922

224 3479 Album: Manchuria, Palestine, Poland, Philippine Islands c. 1924

224 3480 IMC Moslem conferences 1924

224 3481 Related to Eastern Orthodox church 1924-1935, n.d.


224 3483 IMC Jerusalem conference 1928

IMC Jerusalem conference (OVERSIZE) 1928

225 3484 WSCF conference-Mysore 1928

225 3485 WSCF conference-Mysore 1928

225 3486 Japan 1929, 1935

225 3487 China 1920's



226 3490 Albums: Uruguay ,Brazil 1940




226 3494 Album: Far East, India n.d.


Series X. PhotographsTravel and conference photographs: chronologically arranged




Photographs occasioned by tributes to Mott:chronologically arranged

227 3497 Reception in Toronto 1935

227 3498 Honorary degree, Upper Iowa University 1943

227 3499 Finnish decoration; Prince Karl medal 1946

227 3500 Nobel Prize 1946, 1947

227 3501 Memorial tablet in Washington Cathedral 1958

227 3502 Medals received n.d.

227 3503 Reception of Viscount Shibasawa n.d.


227 3505 Miscellaneous negatives n.d.


Access Terms

This collection is indexed under the following access points in Orbis, the Yale University Library online catalog.

Subjects

Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.Dodge, Cleveland H. (Cleveland Hoadley), 1860-1926.Dulles, John Foster, 1888-1959.Eddy, Sherwood, 1871-1963.Fries, Karl, 1861-1943.Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948.Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923.Hocking, William Ernest, 1873-1966.Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.Hull, Cordell, 1871-1955.Lansing, Robert, 1864-1928.McCormick, Cyrus Hall, 1859-1936.Morse, Richard Cary, 1841-1926.Mott, John Raleigh, 1865-1955.Ober, Charles Kellogg, 1856-1948.Oldham, Joseph Houldsworth, 1874-1969.Paton, William, 1886-1943.Rockefeller, John D. (John Davison), 1874-1960.Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919.Scott, Hugh Lenox, 1853-1934.Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.Visser 't Hooft, Willem Adolph, 1900-Wilder, Robert Parmelee, 1863-1938.Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924.Wishard, Luther Deloraine, 1854-1925.American and Mexican Joint Commission.Foreign Missions Conference of North America.Institute of Social and Religious Research.Interchurch World Movement of North America.International Missionary Council.Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliance.Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions.World Council of Churches.World Student Christian Federation.YMCA of the USA.World Missionary Conference (1910 : Edinburgh, Scotland)Councils and synods, Ecumenical.Diplomatics.Ecumenical movement.Young Men's Christian associations.Youth in the ecumenical movement.United States --Religion.

Authors

Mott, John Raleigh, 1865-1955.

Occupations and Functions

Authors.

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Diplomats.Ecumenists.