;
pacifist suggestion, 59;
popular with pacifists, 70

Bryn Mawr College, Wilson professor at, 3

Bucharest treaty, 239

Bulgaria, collapse, 224, 228, 241;
treaty term regarding, 327

Burleson, A. S., and Wilson, 18;
Postmaster-General, 154

Byng, General, at Cambrai, 193

Caine, Hall, quoted, 105

California and election of Wilson (1916), 92

Cambon, Jules, 276

Cambrai, German lines broken at, 193, 224

Canada, Americans in forces of, 67

Cantigny, engagement at, 211-212

Caporetto, Italian collapse at, 193;
Foch commands French forces in Italy after, 207

Carl, Emperor of Austria, desire for separate peace, 232

Carranza, Venustiano, Wilson recognizes, 86;
protests American expedition, 87

Carrizal, attack by Carranza's troops at, 87

Cecil, Lord Robert, on committee to draft plan for League of
Nations, 289, 290

Chamberlain, G. E., and preparedness, 82

Chateau-Thierry, 212-13, 216, 225

Chauchat automatic rifles, 137

Chemical Warfare Service, 143

Chemin des Dames, 210, 212

Chicago, Wilson speaks at, 83

China, American policy toward, 31;
accepts Japan's Shantung claim, 315;
delegates refuse to sign treaty, 321

Civil War, relations with Great Britain during, 29

Clark, Champ, candidate for Presidential nomination (1912), 8;
and conscription, 126

Clayton Act, 90

Clemenceau, Georges, treatment of other French delegates at Paris, 13;
signs plea for American troops, 210;
and question of indemnity, 281, 300, 301;
opposition to Fourteen Points, 251, 252;
in Council of Ten, 264-67;
languages, 272;
on Council of Premiers, 277;
helps formulate armistice policy, 278;
wounded, 278;
and League of Nations, 286-87, 288, 303;
ability to conduct plenary sessions, 289;
change in attitude towards Wilson, 295;
and Fiume, 313

Cleveland, Wilson speaks at, 83

Coal, _see_ Fuel Administration

Coffin, H. E., chairman Aircraft Production Board, 140;
on Council of National Defense, 155

Colleges, Students' Army Training Corps, 131;
straw vote on treaty in, 345 (note)

Colt machine gun, 137

Commerce, British Orders in Council to control, 42-43;
_see also_ Submarine warfare, United States Shipping Board, War
Trade Board

Committee on Engineering and Education, 155-56

Congress, Wilson and, 17, 21, 191;
Wilson's appeal for Democratic, 18, 246-47;
and arming of merchant vessels, 58-59, 60, 110-11;
and note to Germ