INDEX

Aberdeen Proving Ground, 176

Abuse of Uniform, 109–110

Agriculture, Department of:

Army supplies transferred to, 43, 275–276

Army surplus nitrate sold by, 274

Aircraft:

Production, 199–203

Storage, 208

Aircraft Board, 204

Aircraft Industrial Demobilization, 204–207

Airplane Engines:

Returned by A. E. F., 210

Sale of surplus, 280

War production, 202–203, 206

Airplane Lumber, 280

Airplane Lumber Claim, 293–294

Airplanes:

Burning of unserviceable, 211–213

Contracts, 199

Production, 202, 206

Returned by A. E. F., 210–211

Sale of surplus, 280

Air Service: Demobilization of, 50, 133, 204, 207, 280–281

Air Service Claims Board, 204

Air Service of A. E. F.:

Demobilization, 210–213

Maintenance cost, 203

Allies: Business settlement with, 287–288, 313–314

Allotments, 71–72

Amatol Arsenal, 188

American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co.: Builders of Erie Howitzer Plant, 171

American Car & Foundry Co.:

Claim of, 156

Post-armistice production by, 179

American Cyanamid Co.: Process of, at Muscle Shoals fixation plant, 184

American Expeditionary Forces:

Identification of dead of, 85, 89–91

Repatriation of, 38–42

Strength of, 1

Welfare activities in, 92–97

American Legion:

And abuse of uniform, 110

And bonus, 69

And disabled veterans, 104

American Red Cross:

Bonus payment aided by, 69

Demobilization camp banks of, 110

Soldier reëmployment campaign aided by, 109

Ammonium Nitrate, 274

Ammunition, Artillery: Disposal of, 188–190

Anglo-American Tank Project, 298–300

Anglo-American Tanks: Purchase of British parts for, 300–301

Animals: See Horses and Mules

Appel, Monte: Claims against French settled by, 295

Appraisers, War Department Board of, 142

Army:

Status of demobilization, February 28, 1919, 50

Strength, 1

Army Retail Stores, 282–285

Army Subsistence School, 247–248

Artillery Carriages: Demobilization of industry producing, 174–175

Artillery, Field:

Production, 164, 175, 176

Reserve manufacturing facilities for, 168, 172

Reserves of, 175, 176

Artillery, Motorization of, 194

Artillery, Railway: Demobilization of industry producing, 176–180

Assistant Secretary of War, The:

As president of War Department Claims Board, 135

Purchase of cantonment sites ordered by, 265

Attorney General: Ruling of, against commission agents, 123

Ayer, Lieut. Col. F. R.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147

Babcock, Col. Conrad S.: “Pershing’s Own Regiment” trained by, 94

Baggage, Military, 74–75

See also Lost Baggage

Baggage Service, 75–78

Baldridge, Private C. LeRoy: On Stars and Stripes, 96

Balloons, 203, 206, 213

Barnes, Lieut. Col. A. V.: Chief of Baltimore ordnance district, 149

Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.: Optical glass produced by, 192–193

Beaune, University of, 93

Belgian Government: Supplies sold to, 189, 216, 241, 252

Belgian Relief Commission, 241

Benson, Admiral William S.: And German passenger vessels, 36

Billy, M. Édouard de: On French Liquidation Commission, 294

Bonus, 51, 69–70

Boosters and Adapters, 186

Bordeaux: As port of embarkation for A. E. F., 11, 12, 16, 19–24, 25, 28

Boston: As port of debarkation, 54

Bound Brook Tetranitroaniline Plant, 182

Boy Scouts: Walnut trees hunted by, 157

Brashear Co., J. A.: Prisms for panoramic sights produced by, 191

Brass, 277

Brest: As port of embarkation for A. E. F., 11, 12, 16, 17, 24–25, 29

Briggs & Turivas: Senter tetryl plant bought by, 182

Briggs, Lieut. Col. M. F.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147

British Army: Unidentified dead of, 84

British Government:

American claims paid by, 294

American surplus aircraft sold by, 213

Ships of, withdrawn from American service, 31

Britt, Field Clerk James A.: On Stars and Stripes, 95

Browns: Number of, in Army, 70

Bryant, Waldo C.: Chief of Bridgeport ordnance district, 148

Buford, U. S. A. T.: Conversion of, 35

Bulk Sale of A. E. F. Property, 309–312

Bullard Engineering Works: Demobilization of ordnance work at, 165–167

Burr, Maj. Gen. G. W.:

British claims settled by, 303–304

On War Department Claims Board, 135

Burr-Niemeyer Agreement, 303–304

Bush Terminal Co.: Cartridge cloth sold by, 280

Camphor, 285

Camps, Sale of, 261–264

Candles, Toxic, 223–226

Cantonments: Purchase of sites of, 264–266

Cape May, U. S. A. C. T.: Loading record of, 40

Cargo: Quantity of A. E. F., returned, 42–43

Cargo Transports, Conversion of, 32, 34–35

Cartridge Cloth, 278–280

Castor Bean Case, 208–210

Cemeteries, American, in Europe, 86–89

Charleston: As port of debarkation, 54

Châteauroux Tank Plant, 195

Chemical Warfare Service:

Demobilization activities of, 133, 220–227, 282

Nitrogen fixation plant built for, 184–185

Chicago Storage Depot, 187

Claims, Soldiers’, 70–73

Classification Board, 142

Coffin, Howard E.: As chairman of Aircraft Board, 204

Combat Troops, Embarkation of, 13

Commerce, Secretary of: War contract conference called by, 117

Construction Division, 257–266

Construction Division Claims Board, 260

Construction in France, 214, 215

Contract Adjustment, Board of:

Function, 124, 137

Informal contracts settled by, 140–141

Contractors, Ordnance, 159–162

Contract Review, Superior Board of, 122–124

Contracts: See Cost-plus Contracts and War Contracts

Contracts and Adjustments, Board of, 237

Contracts, Class A, 140

Contracts, Class B, 140

Contracts, Informal, 126–128, 139–141

Contracts, Surveyor of, 121

Copper, 274

Cost-plus Contracts, 114–116, 117–121, 124–125

Council of National Defense, 106–107, 248

Cross-Channel Cable, A. E. F., 229

Cupro-nickel, 277–278

Cuthell Board, 288–296

Cuthell, Chester W.: Activities of, in settlement of international claims, 290–296

Cuthell Board organized by, 288

Cuthell-Inverforth Agreement, 291, 293

Czecho-Slovakia: Supplies bought by, 242

Czecho-Slovak Siberian Troops, 46 (footnote)

Daily Mail, London: Stars and Stripes printed in plant of, 95

Dawes, Brig. Gen. Charles G.: On United States Liquidation Commission, 296, 297

Debarkation Camps, 55–57

Deceased Soldiers’ Effects, 80–83

Delano, Col. F. A.: French railroad transportation claim settled by, 308

Delousing, 17–19, 57

Demobilization Centers, 49

Demobilization Problems, 3, 4–8

Dent Act, 128, 140

Diphenolchlorarsine, 223–226

Disability in Service, 63 (footnote)

Dodge Brothers:

Recuperator plant of, 172–174

Truck contracts with, 232

Dorr, G. H.:

On War Department Claims Board, 135

Dravo, Ralph M.: Chief of Pittsburg ordnance district, 150

Du Pont Powder Co.:

Claim of, 156

Dyes manufactured by, 182

Early, Capt. Stephen T.: On Stars and Stripes, 96

Eddystone Rifle Plant, 196

Effects Bureau, 80–83

Embarkation Camps, A. E. F., 16–17

Embarkation Service:

Merged in Transportation Service, 57

Employment Service, United States, 106–108

Engineer Claims Board, 219

Engineer Department, 50, 213–219, 281–282

Engineering Supplies, 216–218

Equipment, Soldier’s, 21

Erie Howitzer Plant, 167, 171

Erie Proving Ground, 176

Eustis, Camp Abraham, 177

Expeditionary Bases, Disposal of, 45–46, 258

Final-payment rolls, 66

Finance, Director of:

And final payment to officers, 67–69

And wounded soldiers, 65–66

Finance Service, 64–69, 133, 266

First Censor and Press Company, 96

First Division, 29, 59–62

Fisher, Harry A.: On Cuthell Board, 294

Fisher, William: On Cuthell Board, 294

Fixed Nitrogen Commission, 183, 185

Food Administration, United States: Contract settlements of, 141

Ford Motor Co.:

Tank contracts with, 195

Truck contracts with, 232

Forest Service: Supplies turned over to, 228

Forward to the Farm! Why Not?: In reëmployment campaign, 110

Frankford Arsenal: Machinery concentrated at, 181, 187, 191, 192, 198

French Claims, 306–308

French Government:

American supplies purchased by, 190, 213, 216, 229, 230, 238–240, 242, 245, 252, 281, 311–313

Claims negotiations with, 217, 295, 306–309

French Liquidation Commission, 294

Gas Defense Division, 220

Gas, Toxic, 220–222, 226–227

General Sales Agent and Board, 240, 241

General Vehicle Co.: French contract with, settled, 295

Genicart, Camp, 23

German Passenger Ships, 35–36

Goethals, Maj. Gen. G. W.: Purchase, Storage, and Traffic Division built around, 234

Graham, Col. J. H.:

A. E. F. property inventoried by, 309–310

Grand Central Palace Debarkation Hospital, 99

Graves Registration Service, 85–91

Great Northern, U. S. A. T., 39

Greenhut Building Debarkation Hospital, 99

Greenwood, Levi H.: Chief of Boston ordnance district, 148

Gun Plants, 167–168

Gwinn, Ralph W.: Work of, on Cuthell Board, 291, 292

Harness, 286

Harrisburg Manufacturing & Boiler Co.: Railway artillery produced after armistice by, 178, 179

Harrison, C. L.: Chief of Cincinnati ordnance district, 150

Hawley, Private Hudson: On Stars and Stripes, 95

Hidden-loss Claim, British, 302–303

Hill, Camp, 55

Hines, Brig. Gen. Frank T.:

As chief of Transportation Service, 57

Foreign passenger vessels secured by, 36

Plan of, for repatriation of A. E. F., 30–32

Hoboken Casual Companies, 56

Hollis, Hon. Henry F.: On United States Liquidation Commission, 296, 297

Hoover, Herbert: Surplus food purchased by, 241

Horses and Mules, 244–246, 253–255

Horse Shows in A. E. F., 94

Hospital Trains, 99–100

Howe, Richard F.: On Aircraft Board, 204

Humphreys, Camp, 268

Imperator, S. S., 36

Imperial Munitions Board: American contracts in Canada settled by, 140, 142, 148

Informal Contracts: See Contracts, Informal

Inland Traffic Service, 57

Interallied Maritime Transport Council, 36

Interdepartmental Conference, 117–121

Interior, Secretary of: Army lands sold by, 267

Invalid Contracts: See Contracts, Informal

Inventory and Appraisal of A. E. F. Property, 309–311

Inverforth, Lord: Empowered to deal with Cuthell Board, 290–291

Italian Government: American claims paid by, 295

Jackling, D. C.: Nitro powder plant contracts adjusted by, 142–143

Jadwin, Brig. Gen. Edgar: A. E. F. installations appraised by, 310

Jadwin Report, 310

Japan Paper Co.: Ordnance claim of, 158

Johnson, Homer H.: On United States Liquidation Commission, 296, 297

Jones, John C.: Chief of Philadelphia Ordnance district, 149

Keuffel & Esser: Optical glass produced by, 192–193

Labor, Department of: War industry terminated on advice of, 131, 132

Lamont, Col. R. P.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147

La Pallice, 12

Layton, W. T.: On Inverforth Commission, 291

League of Nations, 318

Leather, 286

Le Havre, 12

Le Mans: Embarkation area at, 13–15, 23, 24, 28, 53–54

Lewis, Capt. W. Lee: Lewisite invented by, 223

Lewisite, 223, 226

Liberty Engine Claim, 292, 293

Liquidation Commission, United States:

Claims settled by, 217, 298–303, 304–305, 306–309

Creation, function, and policies of, 288–290, 296

Property sold by, 210, 240, 309–313

Loading Plants, 188

Lost Baggage, 72, 75–77, 79–80

Lost Baggage Bureau, 75, 76–77, 78–79

Loucheur, M. Louis: Refusal of, to pay Anglo-American tank claim, 300

Lumber, 273

Mahogany, 280

Marion Steam Shovel Co.: Railway artillery produced after armistice by, 178

Marlin-Rockwell Corp.: Ordnance claim of, 156

Marseilles, 12

Marshall, Waldo H.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147

Maui, U. S. A. C. T., 39–40

Maxwell-Chalmers Co.: Tractors produced by, 194

Mayor’s Committee of Welcome, 55

McClellan, U. S. A. T., 25

McLane Silk Co.: Cartridge cloth sold by, 280

Meade, Camp, 62

Medical Department: Demobilization activities of, 49, 61–64, 97–101

Medical Supplies, 232, 233

Meigs, Camp, 66

Meloney, Major William Brown: Reëmployment pamphlet written by, 108

Merritt, Camp, 55–56

Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co.:

Howitzer plant of, 179–180

Rifle plant of, 196

“Mill” at Bordeaux, 19–23

Mills, Camp, 55, 56

Mines, Bureau of: Nitrogen fixation plant built by, 184–185

Mobile Repair Shops, 195

Morel, M. Paul: A. E. F. property purchased for France by, 311–312

Morgan Engineering Co.: Post-armistice production of railway artillery by, 178–179

Motor Transport Corps, 49, 230–232

Motor Vehicles, 230–232

Mules: See Horses and Mules

Muscle Shoals Nitrogen Plant, 183, 184, 185

National Defense Act, 114

National Defense, Council of, 106–107, 248

Navy Department:

Army property turned over to, 180, 275

Operation of troopships relinquished by, 33

U. S. A. T. Northern Pacific repaired by, 42

Warships used as troopships by, 36

Nebraska Aircraft Corp.: Army airplanes bought by, 280

Nervous and Mental Cases in Army, 102

Neuve, Camp, 23

Neville Island Gun Plant, 180

New York: As port of debarkation, 54

New York Air Brake Co.: Ordnance claims of, 156

Newport News: Debarkation at, 54, 99

Newport News Shipbuilding Co.: Use of, by Transportation Service, 34

Nitrate of Soda, 274

Nitrogen Fixation Plants, 183–185

Nitro Powder Plant, 142–143, 182, 262, 276

Noble, Frank S.: Chief of Rochester ordnance district, 149

Northern Pacific, U. S. A. T., 42

Northwestern Ordnance Co.: Machinery of, transferred to Erie Howitzer Plant, 171

Officers:

Final payments to, 67–69

Transportation of, from France, 41–42

Old Hickory Powder Plant, 181

Operations Division, 259

Optical Glass, 192–194

Optical Instruments, 192

Ordnance Claims Board, 146–147

Ordnance Contractors, 159–162

Ordnance Department: Demobilization activities of, 133, 146, 147–159, 163, 164–165

Ordnance Industry, 145–146

Ordnance Plants, 276

Ordnance Salvage Board, 275–280

Otis Elevator Co.: Recuperator plant of, 173, 174

Parker, Edwin B.: Chairman of United States Liquidation Commission, 296, 297

Peirce, Brig. Gen. W. S.: Chief of Ordnance Claims Board, 147

Perryville Ammonium Nitrate Plant, 182

Pershing, Gen. J. J.:

A. E. F. disbanded by, 12, 37

Armistice announced by, 1

Departure of, from France, 29

Parades with First Division, 59–61

Stars and Stripes supported by, 95, 96–97

“Pershing’s Own Regiment,” 94

Pershing Stadium, 94, 215

Physiotherapy, 100–101

Picatinny Arsenal: Machinery concentrated at, 181, 187, 188

Picric Acid Plants, 182

Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.: Optical glass produced by, 192–193

Platinum, 277

Polish Relief Corp., 242

Pontanezen, Camp, 16–17

Ports of Embarkation, A. E. F., 10–11, 12, 39

Portugal: A. E. F. supplies bought by, 242

Post Office Department: Supplies turned over to, 228

Powder Plants, 181, 182

Preparedness: American post-armistice state of, 319

Public Health Service, 101–102, 103–104, 252, 275

Pullman Car Co.: Post-armistice production of railway artillery matériel by, 179

Purchase Claims Board, 247

Purchase, Director of, 133, 235, 246–248, 252–253

Purchase, Storage, and Traffic, Division of:

Industrial demobilization controlled by, 134–135

Purchasing functions of, 219, 234–235

War contracts controlled by, 121

Quartermaster Department, 50, 234–235

Quartermaster Supplies:

Demobilization of industry producing, 246–247

Purchases of, in Europe, 235–236

Sales of:

To French Government, 238–240

To other purchasers, 240–243

Storage of, 251–252

Termination of European contracts for, 237

Value of A. E. F. surplus of, 243

Racine trinitrotoluol Plant, 142

Railroad Administration, United States: Cut rates to discharged soldiers granted by, 51–52

Railroad Claim, French, 217

Railway Passenger Equipment, Army, 57–58

Raritan Arsenal, 176

Raw Materials Division, 248

Ray, John H., Jr.: On Cuthell Board, 294

Real Estate Service, 267–268

Recording & Computing Machines Co.: Optical instruments produced by, 192

Recuperators, 172

Reeves, Col. Ira L.: President of Beaune University, 93

Remount Service, 244–246, 253–255

Reo Motor Co.: Tractors produced by, 194

Ritchey, Dr. G. W.: Optical workers trained by, 191

Roads, Bureau of Public: Supplies furnished to, 217, 252, 282

Roberts, George J.: Chief of New York ordnance district, 149

Robinson, Fred J.: Chief of Detroit ordnance district, 149

Rochester Gun Plant, 167, 170–171

Rock Island Arsenal:

Artillery stored at, 176

Machinery concentrated at, 172, 174–175, 197

Post-armistice production:

Recuperators, 173

36-ton tanks, 195

Roosevelt, Theodore: Attitude of, toward burial of soldiers in France, 84

Ross, Private Harold W.: As editor of Stars and Stripes, 96

Roumania: Supplies bought by, 242

Russell, E. A.: Chief of Chicago ordnance district, 149

Russell, Fort D. A.: Artillery stored at, 176

Sales Branch, 269, 271–275

Sales, Director of, 269–270, 276

Salvage, 24, 243–244

Savanna Proving Ground, 176

School System of A. E. F., 92–93

Scovil, Samuel:

Chief of Cleveland ordnance district, 149

Selective Service Men, Entrainment of, 1, 47–48

Senter Tetryl Plant, 182

Seventy-seventh Division, 59, 67

Sheffield Nitrogen Plant, 183–184, 185

Shell:

Demobilization of Industry producing, 185–187

Disposal of A. E. F. stocks of, 188–190

Shell, Gas, 222–223

Shelton, Charles B.: On Cuthell Board, 294

Sights and Fire-control Instruments, 190–193

Signal Corps, 227–229

Singer Manufacturing Co.: Post-armistice production of recuperators by, 172, 173

Singleton, Marvin E.: Chief of St. Louis ordnance district, 150

Small Arms: Demobilization of industry producing, 195–197

Small-arms Ammunition, 197–198

Smith, Dan: Reëmployment poster painted by, 109

Smith, Sergeant John W. Rixey: On Stars and Stripes, 96

Smiths: Number of, in Army, 70

Smoke, Toxic, 223–226

Soldier Dead: Place of burial of remains of, 83–84, 91

Spencer Lens Co.: Optical glass made by, 192

Springfield Armory: Machinery stored at, 197

Spruce Production Corp., 143, 281

Standard B Trucks, 231

Standard Contract Provisions, 122–124

Standards, Bureau of: Optical glass manufacture by, 192, 193–194

Stars and Stripes, 9–10, 94–97

Steel, 277

Steever, Miller D.: Work of, on Cuthell Board, 291, 292–293

Stettinius, Edward R.: Activities of, in settling foreign industrial claims, 297, 298, 305–306

Stewart, Col. G. H.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147

St. Nazaire: As port of embarkation for A. E. F., 11, 12, 16, 25, 28

Storage, Director of, 251

Storage Service, 250–252

Stuart, Camp, 55

Sulphur, 274

Surplus Army Supplies, 270–271

Surplus Property Division, 285–286

Symington-Anderson Co.:

Chicago shell factory of, retained as stand-by plant, 187

Rochester Gun Plant built by, 170

Tank Claim, British, 301

Tanks, 195

Tardieu, M. André: In negotiations leading to bulk purchase of A. E. F. stocks, 311

Thayer, Harry B.: On Aircraft Board, 204

Theatrical Performances, Soldiers’, 94

Thirty-third Division, 59

Tires, Automobile, 286

Toluol Plants, 182–183

Training Camps:

Demobilization of troops in, 48–50

Use of, as debarkation camps, 55

Transportation Service:

Air service squadrons in England repatriated by, 38

Cargo transports redelivered by, 43–45

Conversion of cargo transports by, 34–35

Creation of, 57

First Division transported by, 59–60

German passenger vessels secured by, 36

Military passengers carried by, after armistice, 59

Morale of, 32–33, 38–39

News bureau of, 55

Personnel adjutants of, 41

Port facilities disposed of by, 45–46

Pre-armistice stoppage of embarkation by, 37

Reserve of troopships created by, 45

Russian and Siberian expeditionary troops repatriated by, 46 (footnote)

Sick and wounded transported by, 58–59

Troopships diverted by, 54

Troopships operated by, 33

Transports, 43 See also Cargo Transports and Troopships

Travel Allowance, 51

Treasury, Comptroller of: Decision of, invalidating informal contracts, 127

Trinitrotoluol Plants, 183

Troop-movement Section, 47–48

Troopships, 31, 34, 36–37, 45

Trucks, Motor, 199, 286

Tuberculosis, 102

Tullytown Bag-loading Plant, 188

Tuscania, S. S.: Identification of effects of soldiers lost in sinking of, 82–83

Twenty-eighth Division, 59

Twenty-seventh Division, 59

United States Aëronautical Engine Plant, 207

Universities, Foreign: A. E. F. soldiers in, 93–94

Upton, Camp, 55, 56

Vessel owners: Demand of, for redelivery of chartered tonnage, 33–34

Veterans:

Employment campaign for, 104–111

Generosity of Government to, 104

Victory Parades, 59

Vocational Education, Federal Board for, 101, 102–104

Wah Chang Trading Corp.: Ordnance claim of, 158

Wallgren, Private A. B.: On Stars and Stripes, 96

Walnut Timber, 156–157

War Camp Community Service: Reëmployment campaign of, 109

War Contracts:

Extent of, 112–113, 128–129

Standardization of, 122–124

Termination and liquidation of, 129–132, 138

See also Cost-plus Contracts

War Credits Board, 119–120 (footnote)

War Department:

Contract liquidation system of, 135–136, 138

Contractors paid in advance by, 137–138, 141

Contractual obligations of, 112–113, 128–129

Cost of war to, 315–318

Effect of 1917 organization of, upon contracts, 116–117

Expansion of plant of, 256–257

Policies of:

In burying soldier dead, 83–84

In discharging troops, 49–51, 52–53, 105–106

Real Estate Service of, 266–267

Reëmployment campaign of, 104–105

Reorganization of, in 1918, 121

War contracting powers of, 114

War Department Claims Board:

Castor bean case settled by, 208–210

Creation and personnel of, 135

Growth of, 141

Informal contracts settled by, 140

Record of, 143–144

War Industries Board:

Australasian wool purchased by, 248

Contracts made by, 141

Function of, 248

Termination of war industry aided by, 131, 132

War Industry:

Extent of, 2–4

Liquidation of, 132, 133–137

Warner & Swasey: Panoramic sights produced by, 191

War Risk Insurance, Bureau of:

Amalgamation of, with other veterans’ bureaus, 103–104

Disability compensation paid by, 63

Function of, 101

War, Secretary of:

Order of, as to post-armistice production, 131

Powers under Dent Act delegated by, 140

War Department Claims Board created by, 135

Watertown Arsenal:

Expansion of, 168, 169–170, 174, 180

Machinery concentrated at, 178, 179, 180

Watervliet Arsenal:

Expansion of, 168–170, 174

Machinery concentrated at, 180

Watson, Major Mark: On Stars and Stripes, 96

Weems, F. C.: On Cuthell Board, 291

West Indian Laborers, 257

Where Do We Go from Here?: Booklet used in reëmployment campaign, 108–109

White & Co., J. G.: Settlement of French contract with, 295

Willys-Overland, Inc.: 75-mm. gun carriages produced by, 173

Wilson, Woodrow, President of the United States: And Italian delegates to Peace Conference, 290

Winterich, Corporal John T.: On Stars and Stripes, 95

Woods, Col. Arthur: Reëmployment campaign conducted by, 107

Wool Administrator, 248

Wool Pool, Liquidation of, 248–250

Woollcott, Sergeant Alexander: On Stars and Stripes, 96

World War: Costs and benefits of, 315–321

Wounded Soldiers:

Payment of, 65–66

Transportation of, 58–59

Wright-Martin Aircraft Corp.: Engine plant of, retained, 207

Young Men’s Christian Association: Schools of, in A. E. F., 93

Zinc, 277

Zone Finance Officer at Washington: Bonus paid by, 69

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