Adelaide association, Australia, resolu-
tion of, 77.

Aellen, Eugen, the associations of Ger-
man Switzerland, 432.

Africa, 76, 462.

Ames, H. B., 331, 342; the contribution
of the association toward the solution
of the city problem, 7, 112,
Application of the Word of God to the
daily life of young men, 10, 222.
Army and navy department, 8, 152, 154,
254, 262, 282, 369; exhibit of, 308; travel-
ing libraries, 275; in Spanish-American
war, 371; in South Africa, 48; present
status of, 373.

Army and navy secretaries, camp-fire
of, 292.

Association Men, 10, 269, 283, 380.
Athletic league, 193, 197, 198, 276, 282.
Athletic meet on Soldier's Field, 299.
Athletics, Christian character in, 195.
Australasia, 13, 77, 466.
Austria-Hungary, 53, 405.

Auckland association, New Zealand,
letter from, 77.

Barde, Prof. Edouard, a telegram from,

51.

Barrelet, Prof. James, greeting from
Switzerland, 8, 73.

Bates, Hon. J. L., address of welcome,
6, 33; address in Faneuil Hall, 342, 350.
Beecher, Lyman, 256.

Belgian national committee, a letter
from, 9, 56.

Bernstorff, A., the associations of Ger-
many, 417.

Bernstorff and Rothkirch, telegram
from, 61.

Bible study, 89; convention speakers on,
201; in railroad associations, 146; in
small towns, 397; in student associa-
tions, 274; progress of in the associa-
tions, 89; promotion of by the associa-
tions, 84, 89, 200; statistics, 260.

Bible study department, 222; prospectus
of, 203.

Bible study exhibit, 306.

Bible study rally day, 263.

Bierce, G. N., 13, 14.

Biering, Rev. Th., 12, 13, 57.

Blakslee, Rev. E., 11.

Bleim, Dr. M. J., 10.

Booth, E. W., 11.

Boston association, exhibit of, 307; or-
ganization of, 345; origin of, 42, 45.

Boston commemoration, 9, 342; com-
memorative address, 344.

Bosworth, Prof. E. I., the application of
the Word of God to the daily life of
young men, 10, 222.

Bovet, P., 12.

Bowery Branch, New York, 174.
Bowron, James, 7.

Boys, association work for, 183, 261;
characteristics of, 176; contribution of
association to the welfare of, 10, 185;
evangelistic meeting for, 14, 300; reli-
gious condition of, 182; statistics of
association work for, 186; ways to
reach, 180.

Boys' department, 277; exhibit of, 307;
history of, 382.

Boy's religion, a, 11, 176.

Boys' work, 11, 89, 283; conferences on,
298; from the standpoint of the Inter-
national Committee, 11, 182.

Brainerd, Cephas, 9, 142, 204, 250; the
work of the railroad department, 97,
146; association first principles reex-
amined: are they still applicable? 9, 79.
Brazil, 13, 401.

Brooklyn naval branch, 152, 157, 158, 162,
165, 263, 374.

Brooks, Phillips, 31, 248.

Brussels association, Belgium, 296.
Buckley, Rev. J. M., the need of a more
aggressive warfare against the forces
which are destroying young men, 13,

103.

Budge, D. A., 15, 331.
Building statistics, 260.

Business sessions of the convention, 257.

Calcutta, association work in, 235.
Caldwell, B. D., 11.

Canfield, J. H., 11; the contribution of
the association to the welfare of boys,
10, 185.

Cannon, J. G., the International Com-
mittee finances, 10, 247.

Capen, Samuel B., 6, 20.

Cardiff association, Wales, telegram
from, 66.

Carter, E. C., organized religious effort
at Harvard Universitv, 12.

Carter, S. B., farewell from the Boston
executive committee, 15, 289.

Caven, William, the influence of the
Holy Spirit indispensable to the right
understanding of the Scriptures, 10, 207.
Ceylon, the associations of, 455.
Chapin, W. H., 14.

Chapman, Rev. Wilbur F., 291.
China, students of, 241.

Christ, an overwhelming sense of needed
in our work, 13, 227; as preeminent,
105; power and glory of as Saviour
and Redeemer of men, 6, 26.

Christian America's duty to her de-
fenders on land and sea, 8, 158.
Christian commission, 169, 200, 369.

Christiania association, Norway, letter
from, 68.

Christianity, progress of among the
negroes, 138.

Churches, relation of the association to,
9, 96, 98, 108.

Church unity, 92, 318, 319, 320, 321.
Cities, association work in, 261.
Citizenship, Christian, 111, 117, 171.
City problem, the, 89, 112.

Clark, Myron A., 52; the associations of
Brazil, 401.

Clark, Rev. F. E., the relation of the
Young Men's Christian Associations to
the churches, 9, 99.

Cobb, George W., 142, 146.

Colored young men, association work
among, 88.

Colored men's department, 139, 276; city
associations of, 376; organization of,
374; student associations of, 375; sta-
tistics of, 261.

Commemorative services of the Mon-
treal and Boston associations, 329.

Commercial and industrial classes, as-
sociation work among, 166.
Commercial and industrial young men,
educational requirements of, 170.
Commercial travelers, 93.

Convention estimates and critique, 323.
Copenhagen association, Denmark, tel-
egram from, 57, 409.

Corresponding members of Interna-
tional Committee, 279, 284.
County work, 122, 261, 396.

Coxhead, George T., 297; some lessons
from the past and applications to the
railroad work of the future, 12.
Crane, Governor W. Murray, 342.
Credential committee, report of, 14, 287.
Cree, Thomas K., 359.

Crosby, Howard, formulates definition
of "evangelical," 83.

Cuba, 154; association work in, 164.
Currie, Rev. J., 9.

Cuyler, Rev. T. L., the principal aim
and crowning achievements of the
associations, 71, 225.

Dakota Indians, work among, 13, 166, 276.
Danker, Rev. A., 10.

Da Silva, Rev. A. H., address by, 13, 69.
Davenport, William R., 142, 146.
Dawson, G. E., a boy's religion, 11, 176.
Day and week of prayer, 279; statistics
of, 260.

Dayton international convention, 204.
Decatur railroad department, 285.
Denmark associations, 13, 57, 407.
Denmark University Christian Union,
telegram from, 57.

Denominational unity, 92, 97, 101.
De Stoppelaar, J. D., 12.

Detroit convention (1868), 82; resolution
of, touching lay preaching, 80.
Dobbins, John Y., 5.

Do Couto, Nicolau Soares, 13, 52.
Dodge, H. E., 11.

Dodge, William E., 7, 8, 126, 258, 263, 363,
372; response to addresses of welcome,
6, 38; response on his election as pres-
ident of the convention, 44.
Donald, Rev. E. Winchester, 6, 20, 32.
Douglas, W. C., the jubilee fund: its
importance and its relation to the fu-
ture of the association work, 13, 249.
Drummond, Henry, 97, 180.
Durrell, Mrs. O. H., 15.

Eckels, Hon. J. H., the masses of young
men untouched by our association in
the great cities of the United States
and Canada, 14, 110.

Eckhoff, Kristian Martin, 12, 13, 15, 69;
the associations of Norway, 425.
Educational department, 276, 389.
Educational exhibits, 277, 306.
Educational work in North American
associations, 172; development of, 390.
Educational work in the London associ-
ation, 389.

Edwards, Jonathan, 97.

Edward VII., King of England, tele-
gram from, 12, 48.

Ekman, Heikki, the associations of Fin-
land, 411.

Elliott, Rev. John H., 291.
Employed officers, 260, 381.
Employment bureaus, 175.

English national council, address of, 8,

63; address of to the Montreal associa-
tion, 333.

Erickson, Pastor A., 15.

Evangelical Alliance, 86.

Evangelical basis, 38.

Evangelical principles, fundamental, 92.
Evangelical test, 82, 83, 84.

Exhibit, first, of association educational
work, 171.

Exhibit, list of associations winning
awards of merit and honorable men-
tion in, 311; opened for inspection, 5,
303; recommendations of board of
judges of, 310.

Faneuil Hall address, 350.

Farewell messages from foreign visit-
ors, 15, 290.

Farwell, Hon. J. V., 7.

Faunce, President W. H. P., the relation
of the Young Men's Christian Associ-
ations to the churches, 9, 96.

Fermaud, C., 13, 331, 332, 342; greetings
from the World's Committee, 7, 50;
address representing the associations
of Italy, 67.

Field department, 272, 358; fourfold ob-
ject of, 360; present secretarial force
of, 360.

Foreign visitors, greetings from, 13.
Foreign work of the associations, 103,
205, 206, 238, 240, 242, 279, 283.

France, 413; address of visitors from, 8,
59.

Fries, Karl, the associations of Sweden,
429.

French associations, telegram from, 6, 59.
French delegation, presentation to con-
vention of a framed copy of Dagnan-
Bouveret's painting, The Lord's
Supper," 8, 60.

French National Council, greetings
from, 8, 59.

French Switzerland, the associations of,
438.

Frost, E. C., report of committee on
International Committee's report, 9,

281.

Geisendorf, M., 12.

General secretary, qualifications of, 108.
German ambassador, a telegram from,
47.

German Switzerland, the associations
of, 432.

German Turner Society, 193.
Germany, greetings from associations
of, 8, 62; association work in, 417.
Goodman, Fred. S., 11, 295.
Gordon, A. J., 15, 234.
Gordon, Mrs. A. J., 15.

Gould, Miss Helen Miller, 163, 263, 274,
292, 372, 374.

Grand Rapids international convention,
90, 202, 205, 245, 249.

Great Britain, association work in, 65;
the associations of, 420.
Great facts in the half-century of work
of the Young Men's Christian Associ-
ation in North America, 6, 86.
Great themes of the convention, 79.
Greetings from association leaders and
brotherhoods of the world, 50.

Grone, G. H., report of credential com-
mittee, 14, 287.

Guild, Col. C. W., Jr., the association in
the army and navy, 8, 152.
Gulick, Luther, M. D., 11.

Hall, Rev. Charles Cuthbert, on the
power and glory of our Lord Jesus
Christ as the Saviour and Redeemer
of men, 6, 26.

Hall, George A., 15; convention bene-
diction by, 290.

Hall, President G. S., the contribution
of the association to the physical de-
velopment of young men, 190.

Hall, W. S., 10, 296.

Hardie, Joseph, 139.

Hart, Hon. Thomas N., 342; address of
welcome, 6, 33.

Heck, Cassimir, 12.

Helm, V. W., the association movement
in Japan, 458.

Higginson, Rear-admiral F. J., U. S. N.,
the navy's need and the association's
response, 8, 157.

Hilkoff, Prince L., 9, 49, 144, 362.
Historical library, 279, 282.

Hjelt, Prof. A., 15; greetings from Fin-
land, 9, 58.

Hobbs, Bruno, 259.

Hobson, Capt. R. P., U. S. N., 292;
Christian America's duty to her de-
fenders on land and sea, 8, 158.
Hodge, George B., 251, 265, 276.
Hoffman, Pastor Adolf, 342; address by,
7, 51.

Holland, greetings from, 9.
Hollister, Clay H., 7.

Holy Spirit, influence of indispensable
to the right understanding of the
Scriptures, 10, 207.

Hungary, 13; letter from the associa-
tions of, 55, 406.

Hunton, W. A., 139.

Iceland, the associations of, 424.

India, 74; associations of, 449; students
of, 241; young men of, 15.

Indian department statistics, 261.
India's millions, a plea for, 15.

Indians, association work among, 88, 166,

377.

Ingalls, M. E., 145.
Intercollegian, 274, 365, 380.
Intercollegiate Young Men's Christian
Association, 12, 125.
Interdenominational effort, 86.
International Committee, an agent of
the convention, 81; biennial report of,
259; boys' work from the standpoint
of, 11, 182; contribution of to the de-
velopment of the religious work of the
associations of North America, 11, 199;
finance, 10, 260, 265, 266, 279, 283; foreign
work of, 15, 279, 283; general adminis-
tration, 271; how can render a larger
and more effective service to the asso-
ciations in the effort to meet the reli-
gious needs of men? 11; located at New
York. 81; meetings of, 271; office of,
278; origin of, 81; permanent fund, 260;
permanently located, 81; presentation
of biennial report of, 7; recommenda-
tions of to the convention, 271; relation
of to state committees, 284; report of
committee on report of, 9, 281; sub-
committee reorganization, 268, 283.
International examinations, 174.
International women's auxiliary, 163.
Island possessions, our open door of
opportunity in, 8, 156.

Italian associations, national council of,
letter from, 66.

Italy, 13; association work in, 67.

Janz, J. C., the associations of Ceylon,
455.

Japan, 75; students of. 241; the associa-
tion movement in, 458; young men of,

15.

Jennings, W. K., 294; the contribution of
the International Committee to the
development of the religious work of
the associations of North America, 11,
199.

Johnson, Arthur S., 342.

Jubilee Convention, 272; a prayer for,
24; call to prayer for, 4; committees
of, 258; fourfold purpose of, 3; great
themes of, 79; morning prayer ser-
vices, 291; officers of, 258; program of,
5; special business committee, 281.
Jubilee exhibit, 303.

Jubilee fund, 90, 268, 283; its impor-
tance and its relation to the future of
the association work, 13, 249.
Jubilee men's meeting, 300.
Jubilee of Boston association, 34, 35.
Jubilee year press estimates of the asso-
ciation and convention, 317.
Jünglingsvereine of Austria, 405.

Kingston, William, 11, 297.

Kinnaird, Lord, 39, 331, 332, 342; greeting
from the English National Council, 8,

65.

Klug, Pastor Alfred, address by, 14, 61.
Klug, Rev. A., 14; reading of telegram
of greeting from the Emperor of Ger-
many and address from the associa-
tions of Germany, 8, 61.

Lay effort, 86; association promotion of,
97; increase of through the associa-
tions, 84.

Laymen, work done by, 86.
Lay preaching, 80.

Leavitt, Rev. B. F., 11.

Logan, R. S., 297; the contribution of the
railroad department to the religious
life of railroad men, 11, 150.
London association, England, address
of to the Boston association, 343; ad-
dress of to the Montreal association,
334; organization of, 336.
London jubilee of 1894, 422.
Lorimer Hall noon-day meetings, 291.
Louisville international convention, 204.
Lunch rooms, statistics of, 261.

McAlpin, Mrs. E. A., 292, 400; women's
work for the soldiers and sailors, 8,
163.

McBurney, R. R., 40, 201, 204, 205, 247.
McCall, Rev. J. A., 7.

McConaughy, David, the associations of
India, 449.

McCook, John J., great facts in the half-
century of work of the Young Men's
Christian Association in North Amer-
ica, 6, 86; the work of the Young Men's
Christian Association among railroad
men, 9, 142.

McIlvaine, Rev. T. W., 7.

McKenzie, Rev. A., 302, 342; address
commemorative of the founding of
the Boston Young Men's Christian
Association, 344; the spirit of the Pur-
itans the spirit of the young men of
the twentieth century, 16, 302.
McKinley, President William, a tele-
gram from, 6, 47.

Mallalieu, Bishop W. F., 5, 17.
Marling, A. E., 13.

Marsh. Rev. W. G., 13, 78.

Massachusetts state executive commit-
tee, 35.

Mills, W. H., 331; reading of address
from the English National Council, 8.
Miner, George A., 331.
Minneapolis, Minn., 10.
Missions, prayer for, 22.

Mobile international convention, 202, 205.
Montreal association, 115; influence of,
338; organization of, 337; priority of
organization of, 38, 42.

Montreal commemoration, 331.
Montreal convention, 200.

Moody, D. L., 97, 125, 201, 205, 225.
Moore, Henry M., 10; address of wel-
come, 6, 34.

Moorland, J. E., 139, 142.

Moravia, letter from leaders of Re-
formed Church in, 53.
Moravians, 100.

Morse, Richard C., 250, 332, 358; biennial
report of, 271.

Motoda, President J. S., 12; the young
men of Japan, 15, 75.

Mott, John R., 12, 253, 264, 332; the great-
est conflict before the Young Men's
Christian Association, 15, 238.
Mozumbar, P. C., 236.

Munhall, Rev. L. W., 9, 291.
Murray, W. D., boys' work from the
standpoint of the International Com-
mittee, 11, 182; the foreign work of the
International Committee, 15, 233.
Muscle culture as a moral agency, 195.
Museum of Fine Arts reception, 8, 292.

Perrot, Max., the associations of French
Switzerland, 438.

Personal work, 109.

Peterson, Bernard, 15.

Phildius, C., 54; farewell words from
World's Committee members and sec-
retaries, 15, 288; greetings from the
World's Committee, 7.

Philippines, association work in, 164;
duty of America toward, 156, 157; need
among soldiers in, 163.

Phillips, P. C., 296; Christian character
in athletics, 10, 195.

Physical department, 260, 276, 388; a re-
ligious agency, 11; early history of,
384; need for expert leadership, 193;
organization of in a local association,
387; present status of, 384; problems
of, 192.

Physical development of young men,
contribution of association to, 7, 190.
Physical directors, training of, 385.
Physical work, exhibit of, 306; for boys,
10, 186.

Plumb, Rev. A. H., address of welcome,
6, 36.

Plymouth, pilgrimage to, 16.

Portland convention of 1869, 83.

Porto Rico, army association work in,

165.

Portugal, 13; association work in, 69.
Poughkeepsie international convention,
204.

Poulsen, H. F., the associations of Den-
mark, 407.

Pratt, F. B., 10.

Press estimates, 317.

Princeton university, 125.

Program of the convention, 5.

Providence secretarial conference, 251.
Publication department, 278, 379.

Publications, list of for 1899 and 1900, 278.
Putterill, J. H., 331.

Quincy, Hon. Josiah H., 342.

Race, modern tendencies in develop-
ment of, 10.

Race problem, 139.

Railroad association work, 11, 12, 88, 263;
beginnings of, 142, 147; future of, 146;
needs of, 146; problems in, 143, 146, 150;
results of, 147.

Railroad department, 226, 252, 273, 360;
contribution of to the religious life of
railroad men, 11, 150; exhibit, 308;
present status of, 362; secretarial force
of, 361; statistics, 261; work of, 9, 146.
Railroad libraries, statistics, 261.
Railroad men, association work among,
88; characteristics of. 148, 150; in North
America, 9, 147; work of the Young
Men's Christian Association among,
9, 142.

Railroad officials, letters of regret
from, 9.

Rallia Ram, M. L., 12, 342; a plea for
India's millions, 15; address by, for
the associations of India and Ceylon,
74.

Reformed Church of Moravia, letter
from leaders of, 53.

Regions beyond in the realm of work
for young men, 14.

Religious enthusiasm, 149.

Religious work, 11, 263; conference on,

294.

Religious work department, 277, 393;
history of, 200; statistics, 260.

Religious work, exhibit of, 306; primacy
of in associations, 146, 149; progress of
among railroad men, 152.
Rescue and prevention, 93.

Resolutions, report of committee on, 183,
286.

Rest rooms, statistics, 261.

Ricard Olfert, the associations of Ice-
land, 424; the Copenhagen association,
409.
Richmond international convention, 204.
Right life an essential factor in under-

standing the Word of God and in
maintaining faith in it, 10, 214.

Rio de Janeiro, association work of, 52;
telegram from association in, 51;
young men in, 401.
Ritschlianism, 215.
Roberts, George B., 143.

Roberts, Lord, letter from, 12, 48.
Roberts, R. J., 11, 101.
Robinson, E. M., 11, 14.

Roman Catholics and the association, 145.
Ross, J. T., 10.

Rowland, Rev. L. P., 13.

Rural districts, association work in, 261;
condition of young men in, 119.
Russell, Charles Theodore, 344.
Russia, 9, 70, 72; the associations of, 427.

Sage, Mrs. Russell, 163, 292, 400.
Salutatory, 33.

Sankey, Ira D., 7, 10, 14.

Sannay, F., the associations of Hungary,

406.

Sargent, Prof. D., 11.

Sautter, Emmanuel, farewell address

by, 15, 288; presentation to the conven-
tion by the French delegation of a
framed copy of Dagnan-Bouveret's
painting, "The Lord's Supper," 8; the
associations of France, 413.
Sayford. S. M., 12.

Scandinavians, mass meeting for, 15, 299.
Secretarial department, 277, 282.

Secretarial Institute and Training
School, 192, 385; banquet of, 293; ex-
hibit of, 307.

Secretaryship, the, 94, 95, 260, 381.
See, E. F., 11.

Seerley, Dr. F. N., 14.

Sellers, E. O., 11.

Shaftesbury, Earl of, 97.
Sheaf, Lang, 146.

Shuey, E. L., 5, 257, 294; the claims of
Association Men, 10; the contribution
of the association to the promotion of
the welfare of the commercial and in-
dustrial classes, 7, 166.

Siegfried, Senator Jules, 39; reading of
address of French visitors, 8, 59.
Sioux or Dakota Indians, association
work among, 166; Bible study classes
among, 377.

Situations secured, statistics of, 261.
Slocum, President W. F., the 7,000,000
young men of our small towns and
country districts, 14, 119.
Smith, Fred B., 14, 301.

Smith, Hon. Franklin W., 35, 312.
Soldiers and sailors, women's work for,
8, 163.

Soldiers, association work among, 152;
in Alaska, 275; in China, 275; in Den-
mark, 410; work for needed in Austria,

54.

Soldiers' Bible and Prayer League, 275.
South Africa, the associations of, 462.
South America, association work in, 52.
Spain, 13, 72.

Special religious work department, 282.
Speer, R. E., the need of an overwhelm-
ing sense of Christ in our work, 13.
Spencer, Judge S. P., 10, 12, 15; farewell
address by, 290; outstanding lessons
of fifty years' history of associated
work for young men, 7, 91.

Spirit of the Puritans the spirit of the
young men of the twentieth century,
16, 302.

Sprigg, W. G., telegram from the asso-
ciations of South Africa, 462.

Springfield Training School, 385; alumni
reunion, 291.

Stager, Henry W., 142, 146.

State and provincial committee exhibit,
308; organization of, 397; work of, 397.
State conventions, 280.
State orangization, 262.
Stead, W. T., 98.

Stebbins, George C., 6.

St. Louis Exposition, 270, 283.
Stockholm world's conference, 411.
Stoddard, Rev. C. S., 8.

Stokes, James, 8, 9, 60, 71, 264, 281; dinner
to foreign visitors, 294.

St. Petersburg, 70, 71.
Storrs, Dr., quoted, 37.

Student association buildings, 366.

Student association delegates at the
Phillips Brooks house, 296.

Student association secretaries, 366.
Students, association work among, 87;
day of prayer for, 260.

Student department, 226, 252, 274, 363;
Bible study work of, 366; growth of,
364; present secretarial force of, 364;
statistics, 261.

Student reception, 12, 296.

Students, foreign, possibilities of asso-
ciation work among, 88.

Students, spiritual awakening among,
366; temptations of, 133.

Student summer conferences, 274, 365.
Student Volunteer Movement for For-
eign Missions, 274, 367.

Student work, 12, 87; in Calcutta, 235;
in foreign countries, 207.

Student Young Men's Christian Associ-
ation of Japan, 75.

Sullivan, Capt. Thomas V., a letter of
greeting from the children of, 44.
Sundeloff, Pastor A. W., 15.

Supervision, agencies of, 90, 262.

Sweden, 13, 73; the associations of, 429.
Swedish National Alliance, a memorial
from, 73.

Swedish system of physical culture, 194.
Sweet, W. E., 10.

Swiss associations, telegrams from, 9.
Swiss National Committee, greetings
of, 74.

Switzerland, 432; greetings from, 8, 73.
Sydney association, Australia, resolu-
tion by, 77.

Sydney Dillon fund, 260, 361.

Szilassy, Judge Aladar von, 342; address
by, 13, 55.

Taylor, Miss Harriet, an address of
greeting for the American Committee
of Young Women's Christian Associa-
tions, 13, 45.

Telegrams and letters of greeting from
heads of nations and from other
national dignitaries, 47.

Texas sufferers, relief for, 280.
Tibbetts, A., association work among
the Dakota Indians, 13, 166.

Tibbs, G. M., 296; the physical depart-
ment as a religious agency, 11.
Toronto international convention, 204.
Training schools, 90, 192, 291, 293, 307, 385.
Treasurer, statement of, 266.
Tribou, Chaplain, 152.

Trinity Church, organ recital at, 292.
Trinity Church service of commemora-
tion and thanksgiving, 5, 17.
Tuttle, President Lucius, the railroad
men of North America, 9, 147.