Daniels, Thomas L., 1923

Dearing, Fred Morris, 1921-1924

Dennis, Lawrence, 1923

Dodge, H. Percival, 1923

Dolbeare, Frederick R., 1923

Einstein, Lewis, 1923

Fletcher, Henry P., 1921-1923

Grant-Smith, Ulysses, 1919-1924

Grew, Joseph C., 1919-1924

Gunther, Franklin M., 1925

Hall, Barton, 1923

Hoover, Herbert, 1921

Hughes, Charles Evans, 1923

Hugins, C. R., 1920

Jay, Augustus Peter, 1923-1924

Johnson, Stewart, 1923

Lane, Arthur Bliss, 1919-1924

Madden, Martin B., 1923

Magruder, Alexander R., n.d.

Meyer, Cord, 1923

Newson, H. Dorsey, 1923

O'Laughlin, John Callan, 1923

Phillips, William, 1923

Richardson, R. Gilmore, 1923

Robbins, Warren D., 1921-1923

Rogers, John Jacob, 1919-1924

Ruddock, Albert B., 1919-1920

Schalk(?), H. A., 1924

Shaw, G. Howland, 1923

Stowell, Ellery C., 1918

White, John Campbell, 1923

Whitehouse, Sheldon, 1923

Williamson, Harold L., 1923

Wilson, Charles S., 1923

Wilson, Hugh R., 1919-1923

Wilson, Verne, Jr., 1923

Winslow, Alan F., 1923

Wright, J. Butler, 1919-1923

Correspondence of Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes (released for the press, November 9, 1922)

Data on foreign service's total strength

Departmental order no. 295 (Department of State), June 9, 1924

Executive Order no. 4022, June 7, 1924

Memoranda (mostly by H.G.)

Printed matter

Reports, studies

By H.G.

By others

Text of House Resolution 6357

Roosevelt, Eleanor (Mrs. Franklin D.)

Roosevelt, Eleanor (Mrs. Theodore, Jr.)

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Russian Red Cross in Poland, 1921

Sadikowa Choupaz, Natalie

Schmidt-Chevalier, Curt

Schofield, Rear Admiral, "Freedom of the Seas," December 21, 1921

Sims, Admiral William S.

Sino-Japanese War, 1932

Smith, Bedell

Soviet Union

General, 1920-1924

Agriculture. See CORRESPONDENCE, Rickard, Edgar, August 22, 1925

Foreign relations - Germany

Spaak, Paul Henri

Spain

Stalin, Joseph

Strother, French

Switzerland. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Martin, William

Thomas, Lowell

Thompson, Dorothy (Mrs. Sinclair Lewis), "The New Patriotism Is Peace: Third and Last Article in Which Women from Many Lands Make Their Pleas," 1930

Toynbee, Arnold J.

Turkey - Entry to the League of Nations, 1932

Tyler, Royall

United States

General

Armed forces, 1923

Army

American Expeditionary Forces, 1918

Headquarters Third Corps Area, 1924-1925. See also BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, Officers' Reserve Corps

Intelligence, 1918

Training manual, 1923

"Behold the Flag," by Ignatius I. Murphy

Comptroller General

Department of Justice

Department of State

General

Commercial attaches

Embassies - London

Foreign Service School

United Nations Affairs Division

Legations - Berne (Office of the military attache), 1918

Department of the Treasury

Elections, 1932

Financial situation, 1932

Foreign relations

General - Post World War II era

Argentina, 1920

Belgium, 1918

Cuba, 1903

France, 1918

Great Britain, 1911-1941

Latin America, 1909-1911

Netherlands, 1921

Poland, 1919(?)

Soviet Union, 1920-1923

Switzerland, 1918

Foreign Relations Committee, 1917-1918

World War I

Moral preparadness

Treatment of prisoners of war

Upper Silesia - Plebiscite of March 20, 1921

General

Reports by H.G.

Upton, Charles S., "Peace? Why Not?" 1942

Vacuum Oil Company, N.Y., 1916-1919. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Maguire, J. J.

Walter Hines Page School of International Relations, N.Y.

Wheeler, Post and Hallie Ermine Rives

White, William Allen

Whitlock, Brand. See Belgium, World War I, German rule and actrocities

Wilbur, Ray Lyman

Wile, Frederic William

Williams, William Carlos

Wilson, Alexander, Why a New League of Nations Will Not Succeed in Enforcing a Permanent Peace in an Uncivilized World, 1944

Wilson, Hugh R.

Wilson, Woodrow

Wolf, Otto

Wood, Leona P. - Correspondence re her request for birthdates and a few lines for the "Friendship Calendar" (birthday book) she is preparing for H.G., 1909

World War I

Allied intervention in Russia

Debts payments

France

Germany

Great Britain

Pamphlets (mostly Belgian, some French)

Poland

Reports by H.G., August 21, 1917 -April 16, 1918

Yale University

Young Women's Christian Associations

Yugoslavia

Belgium (Brussels), 1914-1916; 1927-1933; 1937-1938

Appointment as Ambassador

1927

General

Congratulations sent to Hugh and Ynes Gibson

1937 - Congratulations sent to Hugh and Ynes Gibson

Clubs

Correspondence with Embassy

General, 1927-1930

Groves, J. Philip, 1930-1933

Mayer, Ferdinand L., 1931

Wilson, Warden McK., 1930

Woodward, Stanley, 1932-1933

Embassy compound and servants

Evaluation of State and other Departments' officials

German accusations against H.G., 1918

Miscellaneous

Resignation, 1933

Speeches

Brazil (Rio de Janeiro), 1933-1937

General

Appointment as Ambassador, 1933

Clubs

Correspondence - In and outgoing telegrams, 1933-1935

Frost, Mr., Counselor of the Embassy

Memoranda on U.S.-Brazil relations and U.S. Latin American policy

Speeches

Trade agreement between Brazil and the U.S., 1935

Cuba (Havana), 1911-1913

France (Paris), 1918

General

Assignment as First Secretary, 1918

Correspondence - In and outgoing telegrams

March-July 1918

July-November 1918

Miscellaneous

Honduras (Tegucigalpa), 1908-1909

Luxemburg (Brussels, stationed in), 1927-1933; 1937-1938

Poland (Warsaw), 1919-1924

General

Accountant of Legation, John Weber

Accounts

General

Telegram account

Clubs. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Grodski, Stanislaw

Correspondence

With Polish officials, 1921-1924

With the Secretary of State, 1919-1923

Guarantee Trust Company of New York - Contract with the Polish Government, 1921

Guest lists

Invitations

Received by H.G.

Sent out by H.G.

Legation compound and servants

Miscellaneous

Memoranda

For conversations with Polish officials

Re the Frank Morse case, 1923-1924

Polish Red Cross - Honorary Diploma confered upon H.G., 1921

Relief work

Assistance extended

To individuals

To Russians in Poland. See also SUBJECT FILE, Russian Red Cross in Poland

To the intelligentsia

Correspondence

With Philip S. Baldwin, 1921

With Walter L. Brown, 1920

With Herbert Hoover, 1920

With Cyril J. C. Quinn, 1920-1921

With various relief groups and organizations

Reports

Re Paderewski's return, 1919. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Dulles, Allen, November 20, 1919; Hoover, Herbert, and House, Edward M., April 29, 1919; and Wilson, Woodrow, July 18, 1920

Weekly Political Reports to the Secretary of State

1921

1922

1923

1924

Request for increase in contingent fund due to higher cost of living, 1924

Secretaries of Legation

Boal, Pierre de L.

Moffat, Jay Pierrepont

Telegrams, October 1919 -January 1923

Transfer to Switzerland, 1924

Travel within the country

Switzerland (Bern), 1924-1927

Appointment as Ambassador, 1924. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Ambrose, W. H.

Correspondence with Lucile Atcherson, 1926

Invitations, received and sent out

Memoranda

Miscellaneous

Transfer to Belgium, 1927

Conference on the Limitation of Armament, Cannes, France, 1922

Conference for the Supervision of the International Trade in Arms and Ammunition and in Implements of War, Geneva, 1925

Preparatory Commission for the General Disarmament Conference, 1926-1932. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Murray, George D.

General

Outline of the positions of the leading countries for and against budgetary limitations, 1931

Papers put together by H.G. (32 indexed documents)

1st session, May 1926

Instructions for the American delegation

Speeches

2nd session, September 1926

Correspondence

Sub-Commission B

3rd session, March 1927 (4th session, Nov.)

Documents

List of delegates

Official report

Speeches

5th session, March 1928

Anglo-French Agreement

Correspondence

With other delegations

With the Secretary of State

Memoranda

Press clippings

Speeches

Telegrams, March 12-28

6th session

First Part, April 1929 (adjourned May 6 to await the outcome of the London Naval Conference, 1930)

General

Adjournment

Correspondence

Between Herbert Hoover and J. Ramsay MacDonald

Of H.G.

Congratulations and proposals sent by various individuals and peace organizations

Miscellaneous

With other delegations

With the Secretary of State

Documents

France

Great Britain

Turkey

Memoranda

General

Of conversations

Press clippings. See also Memoranda, General

Report by Frank B. Kellogg

Speeches

By H.G.

By others

Telegrams

Received

April-May

June-September

Sent out, April-May

Second Part, November 1930

Commendation of advisors attached to the American delegation

Correspondence

Congratulations and proposals sent by various individuals and peace organizations

With other delegations

With Norman Armour, November 1930 -April 1931

With William Castle

With the Secretary of State

Documents

Instructions for H.G.

Invitations received from other delegations

List of delegates

Memoranda

Miscellaneous

Press clippings (including bound volume). See also Correspondence with Norman Armour

Speeches

Telegrams

Received, Nov. 3 -Dec. 8

Sent out, Nov. 5 -Dec. 9

Further talks and negotiations, 1931-1932. See also 6th session, Second Part, Correspondence with Norman Armour

Memoranda

General

Of conversations, September 1931

Notes and suggestions regarding budget limitation, April 21, 1931

Press clippings

Statement by H.G., September 7, 1931

Telegrams between the Secretary of State and

London embassy, Jan.-Nov. 1931

Rome embassy, Feb. 1931 -Jan. 1932

Other embassies and legations, June-Nov. 1931

Tripartite Naval Conference, Geneva, 1927

General

Coolidge Proposal calling for the conference, February 10

Correspondence between the United States, Great Britain, Japan, France and Italy

Data, maps

Delegations - United States

Department of the Navy. General Board Report

Informal meeting of delegates held at the Hotel Beau Rivage in Viscount Saito's Rooms, July 6

Memoranda of conversations, June-July

Press clippings. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Dulles, Allen, November 14, 1927

Speeches

Telegrams

Received, February 3 -August 5

Sent out

February 14 -July 15

July 16 -August 5

London Naval Conference, 1929-1931

General

Anglo-American policies

Anglo-French-Italian Naval Agreement, March 1931

Congratulations and proposals sent by various individuals and peace organizations. See also CORRESPONDENCE, American Friends Service Committee

Data

Delegations - American

General

Secretariat memoranda

Tentative plan

Directory

Documents

General

France

Great Britain

Italy

Japan

First Committee - Meetings and reports

Fourth plenary session, February 11

Franco-Italian negotiations, 1930-1931

Memoranda

General

Of conversations

Sent to other governments

Miscellaneous

Naval intelligence reports and statistics

Preliminary talks and negotiations, 1929

General

Anglo-American understanding

Anglo-French conversations (including accord of 1928)

Convocation of Powers signatory to the Washington Treaty - Correspondence, October-December

Memoranda of conversations

Telegrams sent to the Secretary of State from

London embassy, June-August

Paris embassy, November-December

Press clippings

Press communiques

Printed material

Secretariat notices

Speeches

Subcommittees reports

Submarines - The question of their abolition

Summaries of the British and French press

Telegrams

Received

January 11 -February 9, 1930

February 10 -February 25

February 26 -March 16

March 17 -April 3

April 4 -April 20

Sent

To American embassy, Tokyo, January 21 -April 11, 1930

To American embassies in Paris and in Rome, and to the Secratary of State, October 14 -November 6

To the Secretary of State, January 17 -April 14

Summary of telegrams exchanged on the subject of naval armaments since May 27, 1929

Treaty

General Disarmament Conference, Geneva, 1930-1933

General

Agreement of Understanding and Cooperation between the Four Western Powers, Dec. 11, 1932

Appointment of H.G. as delegate, January 4, 1932

Armaments Year Book. General and Statistical Information in regard to Land, Naval and Air Armaments, 1932

Correspondence

Congratulations and proposals sent by various individuals and peace organizations. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Adams, Jane and Glenn, Otis F.

With Norman Armour, April-July 1932

With Walter E. Edge, May-June 1932

With John W. Garrett, June-July 1932

With other delegations, 1932

Delegations - American - Sick reports

Diaries

Of H.G. (minutes and memoranda of meetings)

Of Jay Pierrepont Moffat

Documents

Belgium

Czechoslovakia

Denmark

France

General. See also Preparatory Commission, Correspondence with Norman Armour

Budget, 1931-1932

Germany

Great Britain

Greece

Hungary

Italy

Japan

Latin American states

Norway. See CORRESPONDENCE, Philip Hoffman

Romania

Turkey

Series of League of Nations Publications

General

January-October 1932

November 1932 -April 1933

May 1933

June-July 1933

Particulars with regard to the position of armaments in the various countries

1931

1932

Hoover's proposal

Release by H.G., June 22, 1932

Reactions - Italy

Instructions for H.G. from Secretary of State, Henry L. Stimson

Interview of Norman H. Davis, April 26, 1932

Journal, nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, and 115, February and July 1932

Memoranda

General

From Henry Stimson to H.G.

From William Castle to H.G.

Of conversations

General

Regarding Germany's return to the conference

Of meetings of the American delegation

Personal matters

Miscellaneous

Naval aspects

France

Great Britain

United States

Official entertaining allowance

Official Guide

Press clippings

Press conference of William Castle, January 14, 1932

Press reviews

Printed matter

Reports, studies

Resolutions

Speeches

By H.G.

1932

1933

Not delivered

By others

Statement, April 30, 1932

Telegrams exchanged with the Secretary of State or other American embassies

Received

December 1930 -January 1932

February-April, 1932

May-July 15, 1932

July 16, 1932 -January 27, 1933

Sent

January 1931 -January 1932

February-March 1932

April-May 1932

June-July 15, 1932

July 16 -October 29, 1932

November 1932 -January 1933

Transcripts of telephone conversations

Three Powers (United States, Great-Britain, France) - Meetings and points of understanding, June 1932

Book

Correspondence and other material related to the publication of the book

Galley proofs

Typewritten carbon copy

Excerpts from H.G.'s correspondence, diaries and writings

Typewritten carbon copies

1908-1909

1910-1912

1913-1916

1917

1918

1919

1920-1921

1922-1927

1928-1929

1930-1933

1934-1938

1939-1945

1946-1954

Typescripts and carbon copies (duplicates)

1908-1910

1911-1913

1914-1916

1917

1918

January-June

July-December

1919

January-May

June-December

1920

1921-1923

1924-1928

1929-1933

1934-1954

1902-1903; 1918; 1922-1924

1912-1920

1926

1927

1928

1929

1930

1931-1932

1932-1933

1936-1950

Index card notes of people mentioned in H.G.'s letters to his mother, with corresponding dates

Certificates of appointment

As ambassador

Poland, 1919

Switzerland, 1924

Belgium, 1927 and 1937

Brazil, 1933

Luxemburg, 1937

As delegate to the Sixth Session of the Preparatory Commission for the Disarmament Conference, Second Part, Geneva, November 6, 1930

As a Colonel of Military Intelligence in the Army of the United States, 1931 and 1936

Certificates of gratitude and admiration

From the Association of Polish Societies

From a Committee of Poles, including I. Paderewski

From Herbert Hoover to H.G. as a member of the Food Mission, 1947

Certificate from the Vatican, 1947

Certificate from the Munson S.S. Lines

Certificate from the PanAm Airlines, 1933

Diplomas

Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, Paris: Diploma of the diplomatic section, 1907

Pomona College, California: M.A., 1918 and L.L.D., 1929

Universite de Louvain, Belgium: Doctor of Diplomacy and Political Science, 1928

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium: Doctor of Law, 1930

Yale University, New Haven: Doctor of Law, 1931

Humoristic diploma presented to H.G. by Herman A. Webster, Paris, 1907

Checkbooks

Daily reminders and address books

Of Hugh Gibson, 1940-1953

Of Ynes Gibson, 1945-1950

Autograph books

Undated

1906-1912

1914-1915

1922-1938

1928-1938

1932

1942-1956

Autograph book, 1940-1942

Appointment book, 1922

Guest lists book, 1928-1933

Sitting arrangements book, 1927-1932

Note book, n.d.

Note books of courses at the Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, Paris

Diplomatic history

The Oriental question

Political science

International law (2 vols.)

Leatherbound book of signatures by British women in thanks for H.G.'s attempts to save Nurse Cavell in 1914, June 23, 1932

Souvenir photo album entitled "Belgian War Mission, July 1917"

Two Speeches on Italy's Foreign Policy, Rome, 1930 (inscribed to H.G. from Dino Grandi)

Au banquet des Nations: The League at Lunch (sketches of various conferences by Derso & Kelen), Geneva, 1937

Medals and decorations

Belgium

"Je Maintiendrai"

The Order of Leopold: "L'Union Fait la Force," 1832

"De la Reine Elizabeth," 1916

"Comite National de Secours et d'Alimentation," 1918

Independence, 1930

Brazil - Order of the Southern Cross, 1822

France - Legion of Honor, 1802

Poland

"PTCK," Red Cross

Kosciuszko Squadron, Air Force

"Ameryki," Americans of Polish descent who fought in World War I

"Polania Restituta," 1918

The Cross of Valor, August 11, 1920

Serbia

Red Cross

Order of Saint Sava, 1883

Medallions

Pius XI

Commemorating the first New York-Paris flight by Charles A. Lindbergh, "Spirit of St. Louis," New York, May 20 - Paris May 21, 1927

Swiss Confederation, Carnegie Foundation for Lifesavers, March 22, 1911

Scrapbooks (mostly of newspaper clippings)

Foreign Service - Latin America (mostly)

Appointments to Honduras, Havana and London

Assault made upon him in Havana by a Cuban journalist, Enrique Maza

August 27 -September 2, 1912

September 2 -September 12, 1912

September 14 -December 30, 1912

February 5 -August 27, 1913

Reviews of H.G.'s book Belgium, The Country and Its People; his address to the Foreign Policy Association and the situation in Europe, July 13 -December 15, 1939

Preparatory Commission, Sixth Session, First Part, April-November 1929

Book listing names of people mentioned in H.G.'s letters to his mother, with corresponding dates, 1908-1914 (matching card file in box 139)

Tripartite Naval Conference

June 19 -July 11, 1927

July 9 -August 3, 1927

August 2-8, 1927; November 17 -December 17, 1927; January 13 -March 28, 1928

London Naval Conference

December 27, 1929 -February 2, 1930

January 31 -February 20, 1930

February 20 -March 20, 1930

March 19 -April 11, 1930

April 11 -April 25, 1930

Conference of Experts for a Moratorium on Intergovernmental Debts, London, 1931

1 leather bill-fold

3 metal plates for printing of personal cards

1 plastic plate (slab) with H.G.'s signature

7 printing blocks used for the book Hugh Gibson, 1883-1954 (light verse by H.G. in his handwriting)

Set of 8 overcoat and uniform buttons intended for Legation liveries in Warsaw, sent to H.G. by Reginald C. Foster in 1921

Recording of the opening of the London Naval Conference by King George V, January 21, 1930 (with the King's signature on the inside flap)

1 print of Hugh Gibson. undated

18 prints of Hugh Gibson. undated

20 prints of Ynes Gibson (Mrs. Hugh) and 7 prints Ynes Gibson and others. undated

1 print of Hugh Gibson, John Foster Dulles, James T. Shotwell, and others, circa 1950; 1 print of members of the Commission for Relief in Belgium; 5 prints of children being fed (probably in Belgium); 1 print of Takashi Komatsu and family, 1937; 21 of unidentified house (probably in Brazil); 9 miscellaneous prints.(p

43 prints of Michael Gibson (son of Hugh Gibson). undated

1 print of Michael Gibson with Princess Josephine-Charlotte; 1 print of Astrid, Queen of the Belgians with Princess Josephine-Charlotte. undated

5 prints of Hugh Gibson and/or Mrs. Gibson with Michael Gibson; 3 prints of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gibson; 1 print of Michael Gibson's baptism. undated

1 print of wedding of Hugh Gibson and Ynes Reyntiens, February 27, 1922; 4 booklets of wedding prints.

10 prints of Hugh Gibson and others; 2 prints of Hugh Gibson, Henry L. Stimson and others; 1 print of Herbert Hoover, Hugh Gibson and others. undated

38 prints of Spain during the civil war. 1936-1939

1 print of Hugh Gibson addressing troops of General Josef Haller, Warsaw, Memorial Day, 1919; 3 prints of Hugh Gibson and Ynes Gibson, circa 1922; 1 print of Ynes Gibson and others, 1918; 1 scene in Bruges, Belgium, 1928; 1 print of family and friends of Ynes Reyntiens Gibson; 2 of Rev. John B. de Ville, 1932; 3 prints of Brussels, Belgium, 1927; 4 prints of members of the Belgian Royal family.

Trip to Latin America with the Intergovernmental Committee August-September, 1952

61 prints of trip to Spain. 1939

1 print of 2 soldiers in World War I; 1 print of Ynes Gibson and others. 1916

2 prints of Countess Sophie Clary (Foffa); 1 print of A.T. Ozoria; 1 print of Mary Gibson (mother of Hugh Gibson); 1 print of William Hallam Tuck and others, 1916; 1 print of the Clary family, 1923; 3 prints of Paula and Franzy Kinsky; 1 print of Capt. Clarence A. Abele, 1919; 1 print of the Sunset Club, 1945. 1916-1919, 1945

1 print of Baupre (?), 1913; 1 print of sketch of Herbert Hoover, 1933; 1 print of Grace Coolidge, (Mrs. Calvin); 1 print of Helena Paderewska (wife of Ignace), 1919.

1 print of Hugh and Ynes Gibson, Pierre de Boal, Allen Winslow and other, Berne; 43 prints of the Legation in Warsaw, Poland, 1919-1922; 2 prints of Count Zamoyski and others; 10 scenes in Poland; 1 print of the Marquis de Villalobar, Cardinal Mercier, and others; 1 print of Cardinal Mercier and others. 1919-1922, undated

66 postcards of France and Poland 1919-1920; 1 postcard of Albert I, King of the Belgians; 1 post card of Leopold II, King of the Belgians; 3 postcards of General Jozef Haller; 5 post cards of Joseph Pilsudski; 1 print of Emperor Franz Josef.

4 negatives undated

30 unidentified prints undated

8 unidentified prints undated

28 unidentified prints undated

All bound publications of the League of Nations regarding various disarmament conferences

Conference on the Limitation of Armament - Subcommittees, Washington, D.C., 1921-1922

Testament Politique du Cardinal Duc de Richelieu, Henri Desbordes, Amsterdam, 5th edition, 1696

Belgian newspapers:

Le Temps Present, nos. 1-36 (not inclusive), 1914-1915

La Vie Universelle, no. 2

La Petite Illustration, March 3, 1921

Pamphlets:

American Experiments in Disarmament and the London Conference of 1930, by William I. Hull, Committee on Peace and Service of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends, 1929; 12 p.

Cost of Armaments, by William H. Gardiner, Navy League of the United States, January 7, 1930; 8 p.

The Covenant of the League of Nations with a Commentary thereon, London: Majesty's Stationery Office, 1921; 19 p.

Covenant of the League of Nations with Annex (French/English)

December 1, 1928; 18 p.

December 10, 1930; 18 p.

Final Protocol of the Locarno Conference (and annexes), together with Treaties between France and Poland, and France and Czechoslovakia, London: Majesty's Stationery Office, 1925

Fleet (the British Empire and Foreign Countries), London: Majesty's Stationery Office, 1929; 95 p.

Investigation of Communist Propaganda, Report no. 2290, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C., January 17, 1931

Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament, Treaty between the United States of America and Other Powers, Treaty Series, no. 830, Washington, D.C., 1931; 37 p.

London Naval Conference, speeches and press statements by members of the American delegation, State Department Publication, Washington, D.C., 1930; 67 p.

London Naval Treaty of 1930, State Department Publication, Washington, D.C., 1930; 23 p.

Memorandum ... of the Optional Clause of the Statute of the Permanent Court of International Justice, London: Majesty's Stationery Office, 1929; 13 p.

Organisation et programme des cours, Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, Paris, 1906-1907; 141 p.

Papers regarding the Limitation of Naval Armaments, London: Majesty's Stationery Office, 1928; 46 p.

Parity in Naval Strength, by William H. Gardiner, Navy League of the United States, January 11, 1930; 12 p.

Peace Treaty of Trianon, Society of Hungarian Lawyers, Budapest, 1931; 39 p.

Photographic History of the Bolshevik Atrocities, n.d.; 39 p.

Records of the Conference for the Limitation of Naval Armament, presented by Mr. Hale, 70th Congress, 1st session, Sen. Doc. No. 55, Washington, D.C., 1928; 220 p.

Report of the Preparatory Commission for the Disarmament Conference and Draft Convention, State Department Publication, Washington, D.C., 1931; 102 p.

Trade and Navies, by William H. Gardiner, Navy League of the United States, Washington, D.C., January 9, 1930; 11 p.

The United States and the Other American Republics, Address by Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of State, Washington, D.C., 1931; 18 p.

The Year's Major Factors in the Progress of Peace, Address by Charles E. Hughes, 71st Congress, 1st session, Senate Document no. 19, Washington, D.C., 1929; 11 p.