U. S. financial representatives in Eu-

rope:

Council to determine U. S. policies in
peace negotiations, Treasury
representative on, 555-556, 558,

570
Finance commission to participate
in armistice discussions at Spa,
546-547, 548, 552-554, 556-557,
558, 561, 563, 569, 570
Financial adviser to U. S. peace com-
mission, proposed, 552, 554, 558,
564, 569, 571
Special Commissioner of Finance in
Europe (see also Special Repre-
sentative of the Treasury in Eu-
rope, infra), 547-548, 563, 570
Special Representative of the Treas-
ury in Europe, 552, 556, 669-670,
670-671, 699, 709
Treasury commission in Europe, pro-

posed, 553-555, 558, 559; views of
President Wilson and U. S. peace
commissioners, 563, 568, 570
U. S. foreign loans (see also Food re-
lief: Financial aspects):
Cancellation, question of, 538, 539,
539-540, 541, 544-545
Continuation following armistice,

U. S. position, 533-537, 551-552;
private assets as basis for credit,
proposed, 534-535, 535, 536-537
Conversion and maturities: French
obligations, 540-541, 544, 545;
general question of, 538, 541
Discussions at peace conference,
question of, 537-538, 538-539,
545-546, 548, 549

Food credits to Italy, discussion,
566-567

Requests for U. S. advances ex-

pressed by-

Vorarlberg, question of union with
Switzerland, 185-187, 191-192

War:

Bulgaria's position in, 246-247
Damages. See Reparations and in-
demnities.

Responsibility for, 71-72, 73, 74-75
War Damages Board. See Repara-
tions: U. S. estimate of damages in
France and Belgium.

War Trade Board. See Trade regula-
tion.

Wilson, Woodrow (President) (see also
Food relief; Self-determination,
principle of):

Address to Congress, Feb. 11, 1918,
cited, 496

Armenians, interest in, 272
"Fourteen points," cited, 585-586
Jugoslav-Italian dispute over eastern

Adriatic question, attitude and
comments, 301, 314-315, 326-327,
345

Message to Grand Duchess of Lux-
emburg, 441; to Queen of Rou-
mania, 395

Montenegrin problem, consideration
of, 367-368, 370

Repatriation of enemy subjects in
China, willingness to cooperate
with Allies concerning, 529
Trip to Europe, invitation to visit
the Netherlands, 80-81

U. S. financial representatives in Eu-
rope, recommendations and opin-
ions in connection with, 555-557,
563-564, 568, 570, 571

U. S. loan to Belgium for increase of
army, opinion, 571-572
Workmen's and Soldiers' Councils. See
under Germany.

569

Serbia and Jugoslavia, 550-552

M. C. A., International Committee,
activities on behalf of prisoners of
war, 477, 478