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Back MatterSource: The Advocate of Peace (1894-1920), Vol. 77, No. 9 (OCTOBER, 1915)Published by: World Affairs InstituteStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20667331 .

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THE AMERICAN PEACE SOCIETY

President

Theodore E. Burton, Cleveland, Ohio

Honorary Secretary

Benjamin F. Trueblood, Newton Highlands, Mass.

Executive Director and Acting Secretary Arthur Deerin Call, Colorado Building, Washington, D. C.

Treasurer

George W. White, National Metropolitan Bank, Washington, "D. C.

Vice-Presidents

William H. Taft, New Haven, Conn. William Jennings Bryan, Lincoln, Neb. Andrew Carnegie, New York City

DEPARTMENTS

New England: James L.Tryon, Director, 6 Beacon Central West: Louis P. Lochner, Director, 116 S. St., Boston, Mass. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.

New York (States of New York and New Jersey) : Pacific Coast: Robert C. Root, Director, 2218 Samuel T. Dutton, Director, 70 Fifth Ave., Durant Ave., Berkeley, Cal. New York City.

South Atlantic States: James J. Hall, Director, 321 North Boulevard, Atlanta, Ga.

OUR CONSTITUENT BRANCH SOCIETIES 1. Buffalo Peace Society. 2. California Peace Society

( Northern). 3. California Peace Society

(Southern) . 4. Chicago Peace Society .......

5. Cincinnati Arbitration and Peace Society.

6. Cleveland Peace Society. 7. Connecticut Peace Society... 8. Dallas Peace Society. 9. Florida Peace Society.

10. Georgia Peace Society. 11. German-Ameri can Peace So

ciety . 12. Indiana Peace Society. 13. Iowa Peace Society. 14. Italian-American Peace So

ciety . 15. Maine Peace Society. 16. Maryland Peace Society. 17. Massachusetts Peace Society.

Buffalo, N. Y.

Berkeley, Cal.

Los Angeles, Cal.

Chicago, 111.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio.

Hartford, Conn.

Dallas, Texas.

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New York City. Indianapolis, Ind.

Des Moines, Iowa.

New York City. Portland, Maine.

Baltimore, Md.

Boston, Mass.

18. Minnesota Peace Society 19. Missouri Peace Society. 20. Nebraska Peace Society. 21. New Hampshire Peace So

ciety. 22. New York Peace Society.... 23. Norfolk Peace Society. 24. orth Carolina Peace Society. 25. Oregon Peace Society...... 26. Pennsylvania Arbitration and

Peace Society. 27. Rhode Island Peace Society.. 28. Tennessee Peace Society 29. Utah Peace Society. 30. Vermont Peace Society. 31. Washington (D. C.) Peace

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ciety . 3 3. Wisconsin Peace Society ... 34. Yoimgstown Peace Society .. 35. Louisiana Peace Society.

St. Paul, Minn.

Columbia, Mo.

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OUR SECTION SOCIETIES 1. Atlanta Peace Society. 2. Auburn Peace Society. 3. Columbia Peace Society. ...

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5. Derry Peace Society. 6. Hudson Peace Society. 7. Hudson and Mohawk Rivers

Peace Society. 8. Fall River Peace Society. 9. Minneapolis Peace Society...

10. New Bedford Peace Society. 11. Niagara Peace Society. 12. Northfield Peace Society.

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Columbia, Mo.

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Derry, . .

Hudson, . Y.

Albany, . Y. Fall River, Mass.

Minneapolis, Minn. New Bedford, Mass. North Tonawanda, . Y.

Northfield, Minn.

13. Orlando Peace Society. 14. Pittsburgh Peace Society 15. Poughkeepsie Peace Society .. 16. Redlands Peace Society. 17. Rochester Peace Society. 18. San Jose Peace Society. 19. Springfield Peace Society .... 20. St, Paul Peace Society. 21. Titus ville Peace Society. 22. Peace League of Rome. 23. Simmons College Peace So

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Your August number of the Advocate of Peace? Have you written us about it? If not, why not? A good many have said some kindly things about it. Here are three

quotations :

"I congratulate you upon the new paper and appearance of the Advo cate, and certainly its contents are ably and seriously presented.''

"I must congratulate you and the country on the marked improvement which it seems to me the August Advocate of Peace shows. * * *

Keep up the good work of making it readable and up-to-date." "Permit me to say, in the first place, that I think the new dress of the

Advocate of Peace is decidedly an improvement/'

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