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John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Table of Contents

Collection Overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 4Requesting Instructions ................................................................................................................................................. 4Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................................ 5

Immediate Source of Acquisition ................................................................................................................................ 5Conditions Governing Access ..................................................................................................................................... 5Preferred Citation ....................................................................................................................................................... 5Associated Materials ................................................................................................................................................... 5

Biographical / Historical .............................................................................................................................................. 11Scope and Contents ..................................................................................................................................................... 12Arrangement ................................................................................................................................................................ 15Collection Contents ..................................................................................................................................................... 16

Series I. General Correspondence ............................................................................................................................. 16Catalog compiled by Mott's secretary ................................................................................................................... 16Alphabetical listing ............................................................................................................................................... 16

Series II. Family Papers and Correspondence ........................................................................................................... 75Genealogy and History of the Mott Family .......................................................................................................... 75Genealogy and History of the Dodge Family ........................................................................................................ 75J. R. Mott Family Correspondence ....................................................................................................................... 75Genealogy and History of Leila White Mott Family ............................................................................................. 78Leila White Mott: Family Correspondence ........................................................................................................... 78Leila White Mott: General Correspondence ......................................................................................................... 79Agnes Peter Mott: General Correspondence ......................................................................................................... 80

Series III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries, 1888-1942 .................................................................................... 81John R. Mott ....................................................................................................................................................... 81Leila White Mott ................................................................................................................................................. 82

Series IV. Notes and Notebooks, 1907–1937, nd. .................................................................................................. 83Series V. Addresses and Articles ............................................................................................................................... 91

Leadership ............................................................................................................................................................ 91Biography ......................................................................................................................................................... 91General ............................................................................................................................................................. 92

Church, Church Union ........................................................................................................................................ 93Devotional, Evangelistic ....................................................................................................................................... 93International Situation ......................................................................................................................................... 97

General ............................................................................................................................................................. 97Africa ................................................................................................................................................................ 98Asia .................................................................................................................................................................. 98Europe .............................................................................................................................................................. 99Latin America ................................................................................................................................................... 99Near East ......................................................................................................................................................... 99Russia ............................................................................................................................................................... 99

Missions ............................................................................................................................................................... 99Money ................................................................................................................................................................ 101Prohibition ......................................................................................................................................................... 101Specific Organizations ........................................................................................................................................ 101

1. British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS) .................................................................................................. 1012. International Missionary Council (IMC) .................................................................................................... 1013. Methodist Church ...................................................................................................................................... 1024. Student Volunteer Movement (SVM) ........................................................................................................ 1025. World's Student Christian Federation (WSCF) ......................................................................................... 1036. YMCA ........................................................................................................................................................ 104

General ....................................................................................................................................................... 104


War Work .................................................................................................................................................. 108Leila White Mott ............................................................................................................................................... 109

Series VI. Books and Forewords, 1933–1959, n.d. ............................................................................................... 110Series VII. Biographical Documentation, 1881-1885 ............................................................................................ 113Series VIII. Subject Files ........................................................................................................................................ 122

Biography .......................................................................................................................................................... 122Related to Specific Countries or Geographical Areas .......................................................................................... 129Related to Specific Organizations ....................................................................................................................... 132Topical ............................................................................................................................................................... 139

Series IX. Evaluations and Biographies .................................................................................................................. 144Articles, statements re. JRM ............................................................................................................................... 144Biographies ........................................................................................................................................................ 145

Series X. Photographs ............................................................................................................................................ 151Family photographs: arranged by topic .............................................................................................................. 151Portraits of Mott: arranged chronologically ........................................................................................................ 151Portraits of individuals other than Mott: alphabetically arranged ....................................................................... 151Travel and conference photographs: chronologically arranged ............................................................................ 152Photographs occasioned by tributes to Mott: chronologically arranged ............................................................... 153

Selected Search Terms ............................................................................................................................................... 154


Collection Overview

REPOSITORY: Yale University Divinity School Library409 Prospect StreetNew Haven, CT [email protected]://web.library.yale.edu/divinity/special-collections

CALL NUMBER: RG 45

CREATOR: Mott, John R. (John Raleigh), 1865-1955

TITLE: John R. Mott Papers

DATES: 1813-1982

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: 95 linear feet (230 boxes)

LANGUAGE: English

SUMMARY: The papers document the multitude of activities and involvementspursued by John R. Mott in over seventy years of working life. Generalcorrespondence, 1886-1955, comprises nearly half the bulk of Mott's papers,and includes letters to and from prominent American governmental leaders,philanthropists, international political, social, and religious leaders. Familypapers and correspondence provide valuable biographical and genealogicalinformation as well as revealing another dimension of Mott's life, his role asa devoted son, brother, husband, and father. John R. Mott was born on May25, 1865 in Sullivan County, New York. His higher education was pursued atUpper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa (1881-1885) and at Cornell University,Ithaca, New York (Ph.B., 1888: Phi Beta Kappa). He received honorary degreesfrom Yale, Edinburgh, Princeton, Brown, Toronto, and other universities.He served as administrator and leader of various organizations includingthe Young Men's Christian Association, Student Volunteer Movement forForeign Missions, World Student Christian Federation, Foreign MissionsConference of North America, International Missionary Council, InterchurchWorld Movement, Institute of Social and Religious Research, and the WorldCouncil of Churches. In 1916, Mott was a member of the commission assignedto negotiate a settlement with Mexico. In 1917, he participated in a specialdiplomatic mission to Russia headed by Senator Elihu Root. Mott was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946. During his career, he was ociallyhonored by the governments of the United States, France, Italy, Japan, Poland,Greece, Jerusalem, Siam, Sweden, China, Czechoslovakia, Norway, Hungary,Estonia, Portugal, and Finland. Mott died in Orlando, Florida on January 31,1955.

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Administrative Information

Immediate Source of AcquisitionPrimarily a gift of John Raleigh Mott and his children, 1955.

Conditions Governing AccessThe materials are open for research.

Preferred CitationJohn R. Mott Papers (RG 45), Special Collections, Yale Divinity School Library.

Associated MaterialsAppendix A: John R. Mott Correspondence in WSCF Archives

Correspondent Date Location

Adriani, J.H. n.d. DD 800

Allier, Raoul 1909-1915, 1916-1922 DF 800

Andersen, Frank n.d. E 800

Andersin, Ole 1908-1911 DBA 800

Ansus, Franklin n.d. E 800

Baumgartner, A. 1899 DF 332

Bidgrain, Suzanne 11 Aug 1916-31 July 1925 A 800

Boyd, Elsie I. M. n.d. E 800

Box of Correspondence n.d. E 800-810

Brockman, F.S. 1907 FB 600-699

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Bull, Oswin and Lildenniod,Henry

1906-1925 H 800

Bun, Prof. 1887-1918 B 800-810

Buvet, Pierre 1900-1910 DF 800

Calkoen, A. van Beeck n.d. DD 800

Clark, N. Walling 1899-1915 DL 800

Davies, Arthur W. 1904-1912 A 810

deBeriot, Pierre 1906-1912 DK 800

deBie, H. Jr. 1902-1912 DD 800

deBilly, Edouard l900-l919 DF 800

deDietrich, Suzanne 1926-1931 DF 800

de la Faille, Hermine Boart 1908-1924 DC 800

deRougement, F. 1909-1923 DK 800

deselincourt, Agnes 1908-1912 FD 800-810

Dodge, Grace 1904-1912 A 800

Eckho, K. Martin 1897-1914 DBB 800

Eddy, G. S. (copies of lettersfrom him)

DAA 800

Fraser, Donald 1897 H 800

Fries, Karl 1899-1919 A 810

Galland, Emmanuel 1910-1928 CA-CB

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Gay, Cesare 1913-1925 DL 800

Gerdener, G.B.A. 1906-1923 H 800

Grant, Donald 13 Apr 1920-22 Aug 1925 A 555

Grauss, Charles 1906-1918 DF 800

Gulick, Alice Gordon 1897 DI 967

Gulin, Eelis 1925-1939 DBA 800

Haslett, Thomas 28 Jun 1913-29 Dec 1925,1927-1929

A 800

Heim, Karl 1900-1909 DC 800

Henriod, Henry-Louis 5 Feb 1915-3 Dec 1920 A 800

1921-1924 A 8001

1925

1926

1927-1928

1929-1931

Heyer, Johannes 1897-1898 DC 800

Hieb, Louis 1896-1897 FD 800-810

Homann, Conrad 1921 A 800II

1922

1923-1926

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Humberg, Paul 1905-1921 DC 800

Hurrey, Charles D. 1942 A 800II

JRM in Poland (letter toAssociation Friends)

1924 DP 912

Kawai, Michi n.d. FB 800-810

Keller, Edouard 1912-1921 DK 800

Koo, T.Z. 1921-1924, 1925 A 800II

Kose, Jaroslav 1921-1925 DO 800

Kriel, Marguerite n.d. H 800

Kullman, G.G. 1919-1925 DAB 800

Leavitt, Almira Fay 1804-1912 DL 800

Lecco, Marco 1911-1922 DRB 800

Lenwood, F. n.d. E 800

Leseur, Paul 1915 DC 800

Liebenberg, F T. 1933-1937 H 800

Liperovsky, L.N. 1926-1937 DAB 800

1923-1925

Lowrie, Donald 1926-1927 DO 800

Lowrie, Walter (Rev. Dr.) 1918 or 1919 A 690

1920-1921 DL 800

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Maclean, James H. n.d. E 800

Mann, Theophil 1897-1921 DC 800

Marzinkovsky, V.F. 1923-1925 DAB 800

1926-1938

Matouskova, Julia n.d. DO 800

Maury, Pierre 1919-1925 DF 800

Mayadas, Mohini 1920-1923 FD 800-810

Michaelis, Georg n.d. DC 800

Michelet, Professor 1909-1924 DBB 800

Miller, Francis P. 1920-1925 A 810

Monnier, Jean 1896-1923 DF 800

Nicolay, Paul (Baron) 1909-1912 DAA 800

1910-1919

1913-1919

Nikitin, Alexander 1927-1933 DAB 800

Orgewsky, Madame 1913-1915 DAA 800

Papo, M. N. 1896 DRC 900

Phildius, Eberhard 1910-1914 DM 800

1914-1918

1918-1920

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Reynolds, James B. 1889-1892 A 003

Rouse, Ruth 1940-1945 A 001, 002

1904-1905 A 800

1913-1914

1914

1915

1916

1914-1919

1917-1918

1917

1918

1919

1920

1921-1924

1927-1939

1906-1907 A 800-810

1908-1909

1910

1911

1912

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1913

n.d.

Rouse, Ruth and Woods,Edward S.

1912-1914 A 800

Rutgers, Herman C. 1908-1923 A 810

1925-1932

Seton, Walter W. 1909-1919 A 810

Steinthal, F.W. 1924 A 003

Swiss YMCA leaders 1896-1898 DK 795

Tatlow, Tissington 1895-1897 E 800

Visser t Hooft, W.A. 1927-1935 A 800-810

Wilder, Robert P. 1897-1916 A 810

1919-1920

Williamson (corres. sec. ofWSCF 1895-1897)

1895- 1897 A 800-810

Woods, Edward n.d. E 800

WSCF Conf. Lake Mohonk 1913 A 960

Letter from [?] to JRM 1906 FB 600-699

Biographical / HistoricalJohn R. Mott was born on May 25, 1865, in Livingston Manor, Sullivan County, New York. In Septemberof 1865, his family moved to Postville, Iowa, where his father was first a farmer and later a lumber dealer.Mott's higher education was pursued at Upper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa (1881-1885), and at CornellUniversity, Ithaca, New York (Ph.B., 1888: Phi Beta Kappa). On November 26, 1891, Mott was married to Leila

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Ada White of Wooster, Ohio. The Motts had four children: John Livingstone, Irene, Frederick Dodge andEleanor Campbell. Following Leila Mott's death in 1952, Mott was married to Agnes Peter of Washington,D.C., on July 28, 1953. Mott died in Orlando, Florida, on January 31, 1955.

Among the many administrative posts held by Mott were the following:

Student Secretary, International Committee of the Y.M.C.A.Chairman of the Executive Committee, Student Volunteer Movement.General Secretary and Chairman, World's Student Christian Federation.Founder, Foreign Missions Conference of North America.Chairman, World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh, 1910.Foreign Secretary and General Secretary, International Committee of the Y.M.C.A.General Secretary, National Council of the Y.M.C.A. of the United States.Chairman, World Committee of the Y.M.C.A.General Secretary, National War Work Council of the Y.M.C.A.Chairman, International Missionary Council.Chairman, Institute of Social and Religious Research.Honorary President and one of the first active Presidents, World Council of Churches.

Mott was co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946. During his career he was ocially honored by thegovernments of the United States of America, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, Greece, Jerusalem, Siam, Sweden,China, Czechoslovakia, Norway, Hungary, Estonia, Portugal, and Finland. Mott received honorary degreesfrom Yale, Edinburgh, Princeton, Brown, Toronto, and other universities.

For more detailed description of John R. Mott's life and work, the researcher is referred to C. HowardHopkins' biography of Mott (Eerdmans, 1979), as well as to earlier biographies by Basil Mathews, RuthRouse, and Galen Fisher. Within this register, the listed folder headings of Series VII, BIOGRAPHICALDOCUMENTATION, provide a quick chronological index to Mott's activities. Also of note are the numerousnarrative analyses of Mott's life contained in Series IX, EVALUATIONS AND BIOGRAPHIES.

While few individuals in our time are cognizant of John R. Mott's reputation and achievements, he wasa widely acclaimed phenomenon in his own era. Friend of presidents and philanthropists, administrator,evangelist, and architect of Christian unity, Mott traveled over two million miles as an "ambassador forChrist."("John R. Mott: A Hero of Our Time", World Communique, March-April, 1965, p. 4.)

Mott's renown as a religious leader led to his involvement in American diplomatic aairs, particularlyduring the Presidency of Woodrow Wilson. In 1916 Mott was a member of the commission assigned tonegotiate a settlement with Mexico. In 1917 he participated in a special diplomatic mission to Russiaheaded by Senator Elihu Root. The Root Mission was sent by Wilson to confirm American support of thenew Russian Provisional Government and to encourage Russia's continuing war eort. Mott's specialcommission was to cultivate relations with religious leaders in Russia. His notes are a valuable source ofinformation on religious and political developments in Russia during this period. (See two articles writtenby John W. Long and C. Howard Hopkins, Series IX, Box 219, Folder 3440)

Scope and ContentsI. General Correspondence.II. Family Papers and Correspondence.III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries.IV. Notes and Notebooks.V. Addresses and Articles.VI. Books and Forewords.VII. Biographical Documentation.VIII. Subject Files.IX. Evaluations and Biographies.X. Photographs.

Even a collection of this size cannot document thoroughly the multitude of activities and involvementspursued by John R. Mott in over seventy years of working life. Mott's energy and organizational eciency

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were astounding to his contemporaries, a legend in his own time. Particularly in later years, an increasingportion of Mott's zeal was devoted to insuring that a record of his life and work be preserved forposterity. Every note, report, and letter was classified and filed by Mott's faithful secretaries, reshued bybiographers, and now, in a final reprocessing by the archivist, hopefully organized in a way which not onlypreserves Mott's trace but provides for access to valuable historical information regarding individuals andmovements in the period 1880 to 1955.

Though Mott was a friend of governmental leaders and involved in diplomatic missions, this collection ofhis papers is likely to be most valuable for its documentation of the organizations which Mott foundedand led. Mott occasionally spoke out on issues like Prohibition and was frequently an unocial spokesmanfor America abroad, but surprisingly little is found in Mott's papers regarding the conflicts convulsingAmerican society during his lifetime. The cornerstone of Mott's activities was a vision of the Kingdomof God based on individuals transformed by the call of God and moral fortitude. Societal issues such aslabor conflicts, big money, and imperialism were viewed through the lenses of this vision with a simplisticconfidence undoubtedly heartening to a large body of the American population.

Rising from rural Mid-Western origins to close association with many business, government and religiousleaders, Mott was a hero of his time, a symbol for American optimism. Mott's well-documented climb toprominence, his changing and unchanging foci and values, and the abrupt fading of his reputation in thetwenty-five years since his his death provide valuable insights into the workings of American society.

In a folder preceding Series I of this collection are copies of the "Source Material Files Catalog" preparedby Mott's secretary, Benjamin R. Barber, in 1952. This catalog and a parallel listing by earlier Divinity Librarypersonnel represent the organizational scheme worked out by Mott and associates for his archives.This scheme was not maintained in the final reorganization of Mott's papers because it provided limitedaccess to specific items and did not encompass the whole of the Mott archive. It will be of interest tothe researcher, however, to examine this more topically oriented organizational scheme devised byMott and his secretaries. Information sheets indicating the archivist's relocation of material are filedwith the "Source Material Files Catalog." This information will be of value to the researcher in locatingcorrespondence related to particular organizations served by Mott.

The first series in this collection, GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, dates from 1886 to 1955, nd., andcomprises nearly half the bulk of Mott's papers. The letters are arranged primarily under the namesof individuals, rather than under organizations or institutions, for the corporate aliations of thecorrespondents involved were changing and intertwined. Prominent American governmental leadersrepresented in Mott's correspondence include: John Foster Dulles, Joseph C. Grew, Warren G. Harding,Herbert Hoover, Cordell Hull, Franklin K. Lane, Robert Lansing, Giord Pinchot, Theodore Roosevelt, ElihuRoot, Hugh Lenox Scott, Henry L. Stimson, William Howard Taft, Harry S. Truman and Woodid Wilson.Philanthropists with whom Mott corresponded include: Anita McCormick Blaine, Cleveland E. Dodge,Cleveland H. Dodge, Robert Dollar, A.A. Hyde, Cyrus Hall McCormick, Jr., Nettle Fowler McCormick, StarrMurphy, Ransom E. Olds, Annie Pfeier, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., James Stokes, and John Wanamaker.International political and social leaders such as Feng Yu Hsiang, Marshal Ferdinand Foch, MohandasKaramchand Gandhi, Jan Hofmeyr, and Count Shimpei Goto of Japan are represented. On the internationalreligious scene, Mott's correspondents included V.S. Azariah, Karl Fries, Toyohiko Kagawa, T.Z. Koo, HendrikKraemer, Joseph H. Oldham, William Paton, Nathan Soderblom, Erich Stange, J.E.K. Studd, J. Hudson Taylor,William Temple, Willem Visser 't Hooft, and Sir George Williams. Mott also corresponded with many of theAmerican Protestant leaders of his time, including George Sherwood Eddy, Harry Emerson Fosdick, RichardC. Morse, Charles K. Ober, David R. Porter, Josiah Strong, Billy Sunday, Henry P. Van Dusen, Robert P. Wilderand Luther D. Wishard, among many others.

Letters from the early, formative years of the YMCA, Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions,World Student Christian Federation, and other organizations are available in the collection, but it is alsoobvious that Mott became more systematic in preserving his correspondence as his career progressed andhis secretarial assistance increased. Much valuable early correspondence was gathered in photocopy forthe collection by Mott's biographer C. Howard Hopkins. Of particular note is the extensive correspondencebetween Mott and Joseph H. Oldham related to the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh (1910) andthe groundwork for the International Missionary Council, which was formally established in 1921.

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The researcher should be alerted to the availability of Mott correspondence in other personal papercollections at the Divinity Library, including the George Sherwood Eddy Papers, Robert P. Wilder Papers,and Clarence P. Shedd Papers. Appendix A of this register is an index to the Mott correspondence in thearchives of the World Student Christian Federation (Yale Divinity Library Record Group No. 46), a massivecollection largely compiled by Mott and intimately related to his own archives.

The second series, FAMILY PAPERS AND CORRESPONDENCE, dates from 1813 to 1975, nd. It providesvaluable biographical and genealogical information as well as revealing another dimension of Mott's life,his role as a devoted son, brother, husband, and father. Mott wrote frequently and regularly to his parentsand sisters until around 1910, and these letters represent the most complete information available on theearly phases of Mott's career. Leila White Mott was an important accomplice in her husband's career, hiseditor, advisor, and closest friend. She often accompanied Mott on his voyages, but when she did not, hewrote frequently to keep her abreast of his activities. Leila's general and family correspondence, as well asmemorabilia related to her family, are included in this series. The correspondence of Mott's second wifewhich is contained in the series consists primarily of letters of condolence- received at the the time ofMott's death.

As his own best promoter, Mott made a systematic eort to prepare and circulate narrative accounts ofhis activities. These REPORT LETTERS, JOURNALS, AND DIARIES, contained in Series III. date from Mott'svisits to North American colleges and universities in 1888 to a trip to India in 1939. Objective rather thansubjective in content, these accounts were, in later years, often compiled by Mott's current secretary/assistant. Several diaries and journal type writings of Leila White Mott are also included in this series.

Series IV consists of Mott's manuscript NOTES AND NOTEBOOKS dating from 1878 to 1955. It was Mott'shabit to record on folded sheets of 8 1/2 by 11" paper his impressions, agendas, and thoughts for theendless meetings, interviews and speaking engagements which formed his life. These scraps of minusculescrawl are among the most valuable of the Mott papers, for here one can trace evolutions of thought, findraw data on the inner workings of meetings and have access to Mott's informal musings. Some of the mostinteresting of these notes are located under the topic "Autobiography". In these notes to himself, Mottset down his priorities and ambitions as well as the background to important decisions. Also included inthis series are the pocket ledgers which Mott used to record his personal expenses and other pertinentinformation. A series of important notebooks in this series (some in Mott's handwriting) document theearly operations of the Student YMCA and the InterSeminary Missionary Alliance, ca. 1880-1899.

The ADDRESSES AND ARTICLES of Series V represent Mott's shorter published works and date from 1884to 1948. In some cases, Mott's manuscript notes and preparations for these finished pieces are available inSeries IV. Both Series IV and Series V are arranged topically, and chronologically within topics, to facilitatelocation of connecting items. Though the modern reader is sure to be struck by the repetitiveness andwordy rhetoric of Mott's addresses, it is obvious from their quantity that Mott was much in demand as apublic speaker.

Mott wrote several book-length works during his career as well as compiling his magnum opus, the sixvolume collection of his addresses and papers. Series VI, BOOKS AND FOREWORDS, consists primarilyof material related to the distribution and review of Mott's publications. Mott's growing concern thatfuture generations have a record of his work took concrete form in his massive project of compiling hisAddresses and Papers and distributing the volumes worldwide. The second section of Series VI containsvarious forewords and introductions written by Mott for works of others.

The BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTATION of Series VII consists primarily of printed material such asnewspaper and magazine clippings, programs, reports, bulletins, publicity releases, and posters. Theseitems, plus a few manuscript reports and citations, and a biographical card file, serve to trace Mott'sactivities from his college days until his death in 1955. Post-humous tributes and the Mott Centennialobservances 1965 are also documented in this series.

Ecient organizer that he was, Mott maintained extensive source material files for use in his committeework and in preparing addresses and written works. Newspaper and magazine articles, brochures, maps,reports, and other printed materials, as well as typescript extracts from books on various subjects wereclassified and preserved. Mott's interest in biography is represented in this series by files of information

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related to prominent individuals. Another section of the SUBJECT FILE of Series VIII centers on thegeographical areas visited by Mott. A third section documents topics and issues ranging from the ''Bible"and "Evangelism" to "Race Relations" and "Social Issues."

Of particular note in Series VIII are the files of printed material related to the various organizations whichMott served. In some cases, the Divinity Library had previously established archival and pamphlet filesfor these organizations in other record groups. In the interest of consolidating similar materials, printedmaterial that fit into these files was removed from the Mott papers. The new locations of these itemsare noted in the finding aid. It should be clear to the researcher that a full analysis of Mott's work wouldrequire delving into other collections in the Library including those related to the World Student ChristianFederation, Student Volunteer Movement, International Missionary Council, World Council of Churches,and YMCA -- Student Division. Though a certain amount of printed material related to the YMCA (otherthan Student Division) remains with the Mott papers, the researcher should also be aware of the Mott-related material available in the YMCA archives at the University of Minnesota.

Series IX, EVALUATIONS AND BIOGRAPHIES, contains published and unpublished descriptions andanalyses of Mott's life and work written by colleagues and journalists. Many of these descriptions wereprepared for publication in religious periodicals; others are in the form of letters or memoranda writtenin response to the requests of Mott's biographers. Some business and review material for the earlierbiographies by Mathews and Fisher is included.

A large section of the series derives from files compiled by C. Howard Hopkins, Mott's most recentbiographer. Folders classified by the Hopkins system and the key for deciphering the system have been kepttogether as a unit. When items have been removed from Hopkins' files to unite them with similar items inthe Mott files, information sheets indicating the material removed and its new location have been placedin the Hopkins file. Also included is Hopkins' original final draft, from which the smaller printed draft wasderived.

The PHOTOGRAPHS of Series X are organized under various topics. Included are an excellent series offormal portraits of Mott taken over the years as well as informal photos of Mott with his family and athis summer retreat at Lac des Iles, Canada. The section of travel and conference photographs provideshistorical documentation for various organizations, as well as tracing Mott's activities.

ArrangementI. General Correspondence.II. Family Papers and CorrespondenceIII. Report Letters, Journals and DiariesIV. Notes and Notebooks.V. Addresses and ArticlesVI. Books and ForewordsVII. Biographical DocumentationVIII. Subject FilesIX. Evaluations and BiographiesX. Photographs

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Series I. General Correspondence John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Collection ContentsSeries I. General CorrespondenceThe letters are arranged alphabetically by author or recipient other than Mott. A general folder (or folders)for each letter of the alphabet is followed by individual folders for frequent or notable correspondents.In most cases correspondence related to a particular corporate body is filed under the individualcorrespondents involved. Cross-referencing will alert the researcher to this arrangement. One folder ofunidentified correspondence follows the alphabetically arranged files. At the end of the series are threebound volumes of letters presented to Mott on certain special occasions. These volumes are arrangedalphabetically by author and are not cross-referenced with the remainder of the series.

Container Description Date

Catalog compiled by Mott's secretary

b. 1, f. 1 A "Source Materials File Catalog" prepared by B.R. Barber, Mott's secretary 1952

Alphabetical listing

b. 1, f. 1 Ab - Ad

b. 1, f. 2 Alb - Ali

b. 1, f. 3 All - Amd

b. 1, f. 4 Ame - Amo

b. 1, f. 5 Ana - Ane

b. 1, f. 6 Ang - Arc

b. 1, f. 7 Ark - AY

b. 1, f. 8 Abbott, Lyman 1905

b. 1, f. 9 Abe, Y 1940-1941

b. 1, f. 10 Abernethy, Bradford S. 1942

b. 1, f. 11 Abingdon-Cokesbury Press 1940-1951

b. 1, f. 12 Adams, Wilman E. 1942-1946

b. 1, f. 13 Aiman, J.S. 1936-1940

b. 1, f. 14 Albert I, King of the Belgians (printed invitation) 1919

b. 1, f. 15 Albright, Leland S. 1943-1947

b. 1, f. 16 Albright, Leland S. 1948-1952

b. 2, f. 18 Alden, Mrs. George I. 1926

b. 2, f. 19 Alexander, B.G. 1915-1948

b. 2, f. 20 Allen, P. MacGregor 1930-1947

b. 2, f. 21 Allier, Raoul 1914-1931

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b. 2, f. 22 Ames, Herbert B. 1915

b. 2, f. 23 Anders, Rodolfo 1938-1948

b. 2, f. 24 Andersen, Hans P. 1899-1904

b. 2, f. 25 Andersen, Hans P. 1906-1908

b. 2, f. 26 Andersen, Hans P. 1909 Jan-Mar

b. 2, f. 27 Andersen, Hans P. 1909 Apr-1914

b. 2, f. 28 Anderson, Henry W. 1918

b. 2, f. 29 Anderson, Paul B. 1920-1934



b. 2, f. 32 Anderson, Paul B. 1942-1943 Jan

b. 2, f. 33 Anderson, Paul B. 1943 Feb-Dec


b. 2, f. 35 Anderson, Paul B. 1946


b. 2, f. 37 Anderson, Paul B. 1950

b. 2, f. 38 Anderson, Paul B. 1951–1953,nd.

b. 3, f. 40 Anderson, William F. 1940-1944

b. 3, f. 41 Anderson, William K. 1940-1943

b. 3, f. 42 Andrews, C.F. 1933–1939,nd.

b. 3, f. 43 Anet, Henri 1934-1946

b. 3, f. 44 Angell, James R. 1932-1949

b. 3, f. 45 Armstrong, A.E. 1933–1950,nd.

b. 3, f. 46 Arnup, Jesse H. 1940-1949

b. 3, f. 47 Asch, Sholem 1945-1950

b. 3, f. 48 Association Press 1937-1944



b. 3, f. 51 Astor 1931

b. 3, f. 52 Athenagoras 1931-1952

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b. 3, f. 53 Atherton, Frank C. 1904-1940

b. 3, f. 54 Atherton, Frank C. 1941-1945

b. 3, f. 55 Atherton, J.B.; Atherton, Juliette; Juliette Atherton Trust 1897–1954,nd.

b. 3, f. 56 Atkinson, Henry A. 1928, 1940–1941

b. 3, f. 57 Atkinson, Henry A. 1942–1955,nd.

b. 4, f. 58 Auckland, Bishop of 1911

b. 4, f. 59 Avery, Alfred H. 1948

b. 4, f. 60 Axling, William 1923-1952

b. 4, f. 61 Azariah, V.S. 1902-1945

b. 4, f. 62 Baa - Bai

b. 4, f. 63 Bak - Bap

b. 4, f. 64 Barb - Barn

b. 4, f. 65 Baro - Bart

b. 4, f. 66 Bas - Bay

b. 4, f. 67 Bea - Bee

b. 4, f. 68 Bei - Ben

b. 4, f. 69 Ber - Bev

b. 4, f. 70 Bic - Bil

b. 4, f. 71 Bio - Bis

b. 4, f. 72 Bl

b. 4, f. 73 Bob - Boo

b. 4, f. 74 Bor - Bowe

b. 4, f. 75 Bowi - Boz

b. 4, f. 76 Brac - Bran

b. 4, f. 77 Bras - Brau

b. 5, f. 78 Bre - Brn

b. 5, f. 79 Broa - Broo

b. 5, f. 80 Brou - Brown, F.

b. 5, f. 81 Brown, G. - Brub

b. 5, f. 82 Bruc - Bry


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b. 5, f. 83 Buc - Bun

b. 5, f. 84 Bur - Buz

b. 5, f. 85 Babbott, Frank L. 1940-1950

b. 5, f. 86 Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Florida 1941-1952

b. 5, f. 87 Bader, Jesse M. 1940-1943

b. 5, f. 88 Bader, Jesse M. 1944-1949

b. 5, f. 89 Bailey, Liberty Hyde 1943-1948

b. 5, f. 90 Bainton, Roland H. 1941-1953

b. 5, f. 91 Baker, Edwin G. 1933-1954

b. 5, f. 92 Baker, James Chamberlain 1928-1942 Jan

b. 5, f. 93 Baker, James Chamberlain 1942 Mar-1943

b. 5, f. 94 Baker, James Chamberlain 1944–1952, nd.

b. 5, f. 95 Baker, Newton D. 1917-1933

b. 5, f. 96 Balfour of Burleigh, Lord 1910-1915

b. 5, f. 97 Ballantyne, Harry 1924-1952

b. 5, f. 98 Bank of Montreal 1941-1953

b. 5, f. 99 Banninga, John J. 1940 Feb 16

b. 5, f. 100 Baptist Book Store 1942

b. 6, f. 101 Barber, B.R. 1902-1911

b. 6, f. 102 Barber, B.R. 1912-1925

b. 6, f. 103 Barber, B.R. 1926-1942

b. 6, f. 104 Barber, B.R. 1943-1944

b. 6, f. 105 Barber, B.R. 1945

b. 6, f. 106 Barber, B.R. 1946

b. 6, f. 107 Barber, B.R. 1947

b. 6, f. 108 Barber, B.R. 1948

b. 6, f. 109 Barber, B.R. 1949

b. 6, f. 110 Barber, B.R. 1950-1952

b. 6, f. 111 Barber, B.R. 1953–1954,nd.

b. 6, f. 112 Barber, John Clarke 1946-1954


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b. 6, f. 113 Barbour, G.F. 1934-1942

b. 6, f. 114 Barner, Arthur 1912-1948

b. 7, f. 115 Barnes, Roswell P. 1940-1949

b. 7, f. 116 Barnett, Eugene E. 1982–1940 Jan

b. 7, f. 117 Barnett, Eugene E. 1940 Sep-1941Feb

b. 7, f. 118 Barnett, Eugene E. 1941 Mar-Dec

b. 7, f. 119 Barnett, Eugene E. 1942








b. 8, f. 127 Barnett, Eugene E. 1950 Jan-Nov

b. 8, f. 128 Barnett, Eugene E. 1950 Dec-1951

b. 8, f. 129 Barnett, Eugene E. 1952-1953

b. 8, f. 130 Barnett, Eugene E. 1954, nd.

b. 8, f. 131 Barnhart, B.P. 1934-1942

b. 8, f. 132 Barrows, John Henry 1897

b. 8, f. 133 Barstow, Robbins Wolcott 1935-1947

b. 8, f. 134 Barton, James L. 1897-1935

b. 8, f. 135 Barwick, John W. 1940, 1941

b. 8, f. 136 Bashford, J.W. 1904-1917

b. 8, f. 137 Beaton, John W. 1931-1949

b. 8, f. 138 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1895-1896 Jul

b. 8, f. 139 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1896 Sep-1897

b. 8, f. 140 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1898-1899




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b. 8, f. 144 Beaver, Gilbert A. 1949–1952, nd.

b. 8, f. 145 Beaver, James A. 1897-1909

b. 8, f. 146 Beaver, R. Pierce 1948-1950

b. 8, f. 147 Beaver, R. Pierce 1951-1953

b. 8, f. 148 Beebe, Merton L. 1934- 1945

b. 8, f. 149 Bell, George K.A. 1927-1951

b. 8, f. 150 Bendtz, N. Arne 1943-1949

b. 9, f. 151 Bennett, William A. 1940-1941

b. 9, f. 152 Bennett, William A. 1942-1949

b. 9, f. 153 Berggrav, Eivind 1946–1950, nd.

b. 9, f. 154 Bernadotte, Oscar 1926-1941

b. 9, f. 155 Bernadotte, Oscar 1943–1953, nd.

b. 9, f. 156 Bernstor, J. van 1916

b. 9, f. 156A Bersell, P.O. 1942-1947

b. 9, f. 157 Berry, Elmer 1927-1933

b. 9, f. 158 Best, Ernest M. 1931-1949

b. 9, f. 159 Biblical Seminary in New York 1942

b. 9, f. 160 Bidgrain, Suzanne H. 1918-1920

b. 9, f. 161 Bidgrain, Suzanne H. 1921

b. 9, f. 162 Bidgrain, Suzanne H. 1922–1927,1946

b. 9, f. 163 Bilheimer, G.S. 1928-1944

b. 9, f. 164 Bilheimer, G.S. 1915-1951

b. 9, f. 165 Bilheimer, Robert S. 1942-1945



b. 10, f. 168 Billikopf, Jacob 1942-1946

b. 10, f. 169 Billings, Elizabeth 1914-1940




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b. 10, f. 173 gingham, J.R. 1945-1946

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b. 10, f. 175 Birks, Gerald W. 1915-1948

b. 10, f. 176 Bishop, Charles W. 1915-1954

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b. 10, f. 182 Booth, Evangeline 1938

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b. 10, f. 184 Bowe, V.P. 1940-1949

b. 10, f. 185 Bowlby, Harry L. 1942-1948

b. 10, f. 186 Bowlby, Harry L. 1949-1953

b. 10, f. 187 Boynton' Charles L. 1934-1941

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b. 10, f. 189 Brainerd, Eveline W. 1943-1946

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b. 10, f. 191 Brandenburg, Earl W. 1940-1952

b. 10, f. 192 Branscomb, John 1944-1953

b. 11, f. 193 Breg, W. Roy 1939-1941 Apr

b. 11, f. 194 Breg, W. Roy 1941 Jun-1943May

b. 11, f. 195 Breg, W. Roy 1943 Jun-1944

b. 11, f. 196 Breg, W. Roy 1945

b. 11, f. 197 Breg, W. Roy 1946

b. 11, f. 198 Breg, W. Roy 1947

b. 11, f. 199 Breg, W. Roy 1948

b. 11, f. 200 Breg, W. Roy 1949-1950

b. 11, f. 201 Breg, W. Roy 1951-1954


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b. 11, f. 204 Bridges, Asa 1947

b. 11, f. 205 Broadus, John A. 1893

b. 11, f. 206 Brockman, Fletcher S. 1911-1923

b. 11, f. 207 Brockman, Fletcher S. 1925-1944

b. 11, f. 208 Brockman, Mary 1915-1952

b. 11, f. 209 Brookes, Edgar 1937-1940

b. 11, f. 210 Brooks, Murray G. 1940-1954

b. 12, f. 211 Brown, Arlo Ayres 1933-1946

b. 12, f. 212 Brown Arthur Judson 1897-1951

b. 12, f. 213 Brown Brothers Harriman and Co. 1938-1949

b. 12, f. 214 Brown, William Adams 1938-1943

b. 12, f. 215 Browne, Eleanor Kent 1939-1943

b. 12, f. 216 Browns, Eleanor Kent 1944-1954

b. 12, f. 217 Brumbaugh, Thoburn T. 1935-1947

b. 12, f. 218 Brunner, Emil 1946-1950

b. 12, f. 219 Bryce, James 1911, 1915

b. 12, f. 220 Bryan, William Jennings 1915–1927, nd.

b. 12, f. 221 Buchman, Frank 1917

b. 12, f. 222 Bucke, Emory.S. 1946-1948

b. 12, f. 223 Buckley, J.M. 1887

b. 12, f. 224 Budge, Donald A. 1909-1949

b. 12, f. 225 Buell, Robert 0. 1944-1947

b. 12, f. 226 Bull, Oswin 1934, 1945

b. 12, f. 227 Burke, John J. 1918-1936

b. 12, f. 229 Burr, George Lincoln 1887-1892

b. 12, f. 230 Burr, George Llncoln 1908-1934

b. 12, f. 231 Burton, Ernest D. 1924

b. 12, f. 232 Burton, John W. 1934-1945


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b. 12, f. 233 Burton, Margaret E. 1940-1947

b. 12, f. 228 Butler, Clementina

b. 13, f. 234 Cab - Cal

b. 13, f. 235 Cam - Cap

b. 13, f. 236 Card - Cars

b. 13, f. 237 Cart - Cas

b. 13, f. 238 Ced - Char

b. 13, f. 239 Che

b. 13, f. 240 Chi - Chu

b. 13, f. 241 Ci - Col

b. 13, f. 242 Com - Cox

b. 13, f. 243 Or - Cu

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b. 13, f. 245 Cairns, David S. 1919–1945, nd.

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b. 13, f. 247 Calhoun, Charles K. 1941-1955

b. 13, f. 248 Camargo, G. Baez 1934-1954

b. 13, f. 249 Cameron, W.A. 1941-1950

b. 13, f. 250 Campbell, Edward Fay 1934-1943

b. 13, f. 251 Campbell, Edward Fay 1945-1955

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b. 14, f. 253 Capen, Samuel B. 1908-1910

b. 14, f. 254 Carlson, Eskil C. 1941-1949

b. 14, f. 255 Carnegie, Andrew 1912-1919

b. 14, f. 256 Carnegie, Louise W. 1931–1944, nd.

b. 14, f. 257 Carre, Mary 1948–1954, nd.

b. 14, f. 258 Carter, Edward C. 1903-1912

b. 14, f. 259 Carter, Edward C. 1914-1954

b. 14, f. 260 Cartwright, Frank T. 1941- 1948

b. 14, f. 261 Cash, William Wilson 1934-1948


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b. 14, f. 262 Cassian, Bishop Archimandrite 1947-1954

b. 14, f. 263 Cavert, Samuel McCrea 1931-1941

b. 14, f. 264 Cavert, Samuel McCrea 1942-1943

b. 14, f. 265 Cavert, Samuel McCrea 1944–1954, nd.

b. 14, f. 266 Cedergren, Hugo 1940-1945



b. 14, f. 269 Ceriani, Juan Carlos 1940-1947

b. 14, f. 270 Chambers, L.P. 1908-1947

b. 14, f. 271 Charles Scribner's Sons, Publishers 1940-1944

b. 15, f. 272 Chase National Bank 1939-1950

b. 15, f. 273 Chase National Bank 1949-1950

b. 15, f. 274 Cheney, Ralph L. 1940-1948

b. 15, f. 275 Cheng, Ching-Yi 1913-1932

b. 15, f. 276 Chiang Kai-shek 1929-1949

b. 15, f. 277 Chiang, Mayling Soong 1939

b. 15, f. 278 Chicago Sunday Evening Club 1940-1948

b. 15, f. 279 Chitambar, Jashwant R. 1931

b. 15, f. 280 Chirgwin, A.M. 1942-1947

Church Peace Union see: Henry A. Atkinson

b. 15, f. 281 Clark, Flmer T. 1941 1951

b. 15, f. 282 Clark, Francis E. 1900-1913

b. 15, f. 283 Clark, John C. 1931-1937

b. 15, f. 284 Clark, John C. 1938-1946

b. 15, f. 285 Clarkson, Francis 0. 1941-1944

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b. 15, f. 287 Clinton, J.M. 1914-1952

b. 15, f. 288 Clokey, Belle 1942-1947

b. 15, f. 289 Con, Henry Sloane 1933-1954

Colgate-Rochester Divinity School see: Barbour, C.


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b. 15, f. 291 Colton, Ethan T. 1903

b. 15, f. 292 Colton, Ethan T. 1904-1908

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b. 16, f. 294 Colton, Ethan T. 1915-1926

b. 16, f. 295 Colton, Ethan T. 1927-1934

b. 16, f. 296 Colton, Ethan T. 1942–1953, nd

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b. 16, f. 298 Conard, Philip A. 1940-1949

b. 16, f. 299 Converse, John H. 1898-1906

b. 16, f. 300 Coolidge, Calvin 1924-1931

b. 16, f. 301 Cornell University 1940-1954

b. 16, f. 302 Cotton, Arthur N. 1924,1940–1941Mar

b. 16, f. 303 Cotton, Arthur N. 1941 Apr-Dec

b. 16, f. 304 Cotton, Arthur N. 1942





b. 17, f. 309 Cotton, Arthur N. 1947, 1951

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b. 17, f. 312 Cratty, Mabel 1926, nd.

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b. 17, f. 316 DaP - Dar

b. 17, f. 317 Dav - Day

b. 17, f. 318 Dea - Dem

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b. 17, f. 320 Det - Dew

b. 17, f. 321 Dic - Fib

b. 17, f. 322 Din - Dom

b. 17, f. 323 Don - Dr

b. 17, f. 324 Du - Dz

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b. 17, f. 327 Dalton, Alvin S. 1942-1949

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b. 18, f. 330 Danielson, Paul A. 1945-1953

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b. 18, f. 337 Davis, Darius A. 1927

b. 18, f. 338 Davis, Darius A. 1928 Jan-Feb

b. 18, f. 339 Davis, Darius A. 1928 Mar-Dec


b. 18, f. 341 Davis, Darius A. 1930 Jan-Apr

b. 18, f. 342 Davis, Darius A. 1930 May-Dec


b. 19, f. 344 Davis, Darius A. 1932 Jan-Jun

b. 19, f. 345 Davis, Darius A. 1932 Jul-Dec

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b. 19, f. 347 Davis, Darius A. 1933 Jul-Dec




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b. 20, f. 356 Davis, Darius A. 1942-1943


b. 20, f. 358 Davis, Darius A. 1945-1946



b. 20, f. 361 Davis, Darius A. 1949-1951

b. 20, f. 362 Davis, Darius A. 1952-1955

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b. 21, f. 370 Davis, J. Merle 1946-1952

b. 21, f. 371 Davis, J. Merle 1954, nd.

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b. 21, f. 373 Davis, Jerome 1943-1946

b. 21, f. 374 Davis, Jerome 1948

b. 21, f. 375 Davis, Jerome 1949-1951

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b. 21, f. 385 Decker, John W. 1945-1946

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b. 22, f. 407 Dietz, W.E. 1947

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b. 22, f. 409 Dietz, W.E. 1948-1951


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b. 23, f. 410 Diendorfer, Ralph E. 1935-1940



b. 23, f. 413 Diendorfer, Ralph E. 1947–1952, nd

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b. 23, f. 420 Dodge, Cleveland E. 1927-1936



b. 23, f. 423 Dodge, Cleveland E. 1947–1954, nd

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b. 23, f. 429 Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation 1917-1941

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b. 24, f. 439 Dodge, M. Hartley 1942-1944


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b. 24, f. 441 Dodge, William E. 1900–1902, nd

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b. 25, f. 456 Ed - Ek

b. 25, f. 457 E1

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b. 25, f. 472 Eddy, George Sherwood 1943

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b. 26, f. 482 Elliott, Arthur Roland 1943–1945, nd

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b. 27, f. 493 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1951

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b. 27, f. 495 Espy, R.H. Edwin 1954–1955, nd

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b. 28, f. 506 Fed - Few

b. 28, f. 507 Fid - Fisher, George

b. 28, f. 508 Fisher, James - Fle

b. 28, f. 509 Fli - Fon

b. 28, f. 510 For - Fos

b. 28, f. 511 Fou - Frar

b. 28, f. 512 Fras - Fri

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b. 28, f. 516 Fahs, Charles 1941-1944

b. 28, f. 517 Fahs, Charles 1945

b. 28, f. 518 Fahs, Charles 1946–1948, nd

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b. 29, f. 527 Federation of South American YMCA's 1940-1951


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b. 59, f. 1090 Miller, Francis P. 1928– Feb–Jun

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b. 59, f. 1092 Miller, Francis P. 1929

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Research Library (see: C. Fahs, R.P. Beaver)

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b. 64, f. 1178 Oldham, Joseph H. 1914 Jun-Aug


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b. 65, f. 1191 Oldham, Joseph H. 1923-1924











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b. 87, f. 1551 Strong, Tracy 1939 Oct-Dec

b. 88, f. 1552 Strong, Tracy 1940 Jan-Feb

b. 88, f. 1553 Strong, Tracy 1940 Mar-Apr

b. 88, f. 1554 Strong, Tracy 1940 May-Dec


b. 88, f. 1556 Strong, Tracy 1941 Jun-Dec

b. 88, f. 1557 Strong, Tracy 1942

b. 88, f. 1558 Strong, Tracy 1944-1945 Jun 1943

b. 88, f. 1559 Strong, Tracy

b. 88, f. 1560 Strong, Tracy 1945 Jul-Dec


b. 88, f. 1562 Strong, Tracy 1946 Jun-Jul

b. 88, f. 1563 Strong, Tracy 1946 Aug-Dec

b. 89, f. 1564 Strong, Tracy 1947 Jan-Aug

b. 89, f. 1565 Strong, Tracy 1947 Sep-1948Mar

b. 89, f. 1566 Strong, Tracy 1948 Apr-Dec

b. 89, f. 1567 Strong, Tracy 1949

b. 89, f. 1568 Strong, Tracy 1950

b. 89, f. 1569 Strong, Tracy 1951

b. 89, f. 1570 Strong, Tracy 1952 Jan-Aug

b. 89, f. 1571 Strong, Tracy 1952 Sep-Dec


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b. 89, f. 1572 Strong, Tracy 1953-1954

b. 89, f. 1573 Strong, Tracy - notes, miscellany

b. 89, f. 1574 Stuber, Stanley I. 1943-1954

b. 89, f. 1575 Studd, J.E. Kynaston 1897-1934

b. 89, f. 1576 Student Christian Movement Press, Ltd. 1941-1950

b. 89, f. 1577 Student Volunteer Movement(see also: P.J. Braisted, R.H.E. Espy, E.H.Johnson)

1944-1946

b. 89, f. 1578 Studer, Adolph G. 1915-1952

b. 90, f. 1579 Stuntz, Hugh C. 1940-1954

b. 90, f. 1580 Sunday, William A. 1917

b. 90, f. 1581 Super, Paul 1924-1940

b. 90, f. 1582 Super, Paul 1941-1945

b. 90, f. 1583 Super, Paul 1946-1949

b. 90, f. 1584 Sweet, William E. 1931-1942

b. 90, f. 1585 Sweets, Henry He 1942-1951

b. 90, f. 1586 Ta

b. 90, f. 1587 To - Te

b. 90, f. 1588 Th

b. 90, f. 1589 Ti - To

b. 90, f. 1590 Tr

b. 90, f. 1591 Tu - Ty

b. 90, f. 1592 Taft, Charles P. 1928-1947

b. 90, f. 1593 Taft, William Howard 1906-1915



b. 91, f. 1596 Tagore, Rabindranath 1930

b. 91, f. 1597 Tatlow, Tissington 1907-1911

b. 91, f. 1598 Tatlow, Tissington 1912-1924

b. 91, f. 1599 Tatlow, Tissington 1928–1950, nd

b. 91, f. 1600 Taylor, H. Kerr 1940-1947

b. 91, f. 1601 Taylor, J. Dexter 1940-1942


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b. 91, f. 1602 Taylor, J. Hudson 1900

b. 91, f. 1603 Taylor, Sophia 1931-1934

b. 91, f. 1604 Taylor, Walter C. 1939-1947

b. 91, f. 1605 Tees, Frederick J. 1940-1948

b. 91, f. 1606 Telleen, S. Frederick 1940-1948

b. 91, f. 1607 Temple, William 1910–1948, nd

b. 91, f. 1608 Theophilus, Metropolitan of the Russian Orthodox Church of North Americaand Canada

1934-1948

b. 91, f. 1609 Thoburn, James M. 1899-1916

b. 91, f. 1610 Thomas, T.O. 1940-1944

b. 91, f. 1611 Thomas, Winburn T. 1943-1950

b. 91, f. 1612 Thorne, Samuel 1940-1952

b. 91, f. 1613 Thorpe, Mary P. 1945-1952

b. 91, f. 1614 Tice, Nettie E. -- corres. with B.R. Barber 1939-1943

b. 91, f. 1615 Tice, Nettie E. -- corres. with B.R. Barber 1944






b. 92, f. 1621 Tice, Nettie E. -- corres. with B.R. Barber 1951-1953

b. 92, f. 1622 Tice, Nettie E. 1940-1943

b. 92, f. 1623 Tice, Nettie E. 1944

b. 92, f. 1624 Tice, Nettie E. 1945

b. 92, f. 1625 Tice, Nettie E. 1946

b. 92, f. 1626 Tice, Nettie E. 1947

b. 92, f. 1627 Tice, Nettie E. 1948

b. 92, f. 1628 Tice, Nettie E. 1949-1950

b. 92, f. 1629 Tice, Nettie E. 1951-1952

b. 92, f. 1630 Tice, Nettie E. 1953-1954

b. 92, f. 1631 Tice, Nettie E. -- miscellaneous 1943-1949


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b. 93, f. 1632 Tichenor, John S. 1919-1929

b. 93, f. 1633 Tidball, Charles T. 1927-1932

b. 93, f. 1634 Tidball, Charles T. 1933-1947

b. 93, f. 1635 Time magazine 1942-1943

b. 93, f. 1636 Titus, Murray L. 1940-1950

b. 93, f. 1637 Tobias, Channing H. 1915,1940–1952

b. 93, f. 1638 Tolbert, Arch McD. 1950-1952

b. 93, f. 1639 Tolstoy Foundation, Inc. 1940-1950

b. 93, f. 1640 Tomizawa, K. 1941-1951

b. 93, f. 1641 Tomkins, Floyd W. 1940-1944

b. 93, f. 1642 Tomkins, Oliver S. 1945-1951

b. 93, f. 1643 Trimble, H.B. 1943-1946

b. 94, f. 1670 Vickrey, C.V. 1940-1952

b. 94, f. 1671 Virgo, John J. 1940-1948

b. 94, f. 1672 Visser 't Hooft, Willem A 1926-1930



b. 94, f. 1675 Visser 't Hooft, Willem A 1940







b. 95, f. 1682 Von Prosch, Carl 1934-1952

b. 95, f. 1683 Wad - Wal

b. 95, f. 1684 Wan - War

b. 95, f. 1685 Was - Wau

b. 95, f. 1686 Wea - Wei

b. 95, f. 1687 Wel - Wen


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b. 95, f. 1688 Wer - Wes

b. 96, f. 1689 Wh

b. 96, f. 1690 Wia - Wig

b. 96, f. 1691 Wil

b. 96, f. 1692 Win - Wis

b. 96, f. 1693 Wo

b. 96, f. 1694 Wr - Wy

b. 96, f. 1695 Wagner, Harold A. 1943-1949

b. 96, f. 1696 Wanamaker, John 1903-1916

b. 96, f. 1697 Wang, Chengting T. 1910-1947

b. 96, f. 1698 Warburton, George A. 1918-1928

b. 96, f. 1699 Warneck, Gustav 1901, 1910

b. 96, f. 1700 Warneck, Joh. 1931-1938

b. 96, f. 1701 Warner, Horace E. 1886-1910

b. 96, f. 1702 Warnshuis, A.L. 1922-1927

b. 96, f. 1703 Warnshuis, A.L. 1928

b. 96, f. 1704 Warnshuis, A.L. 1929

b. 96, f. 1705 Warnshuis, A.L. 1930

b. 96, f. 1706 Warnshuis, A.L. 1931-1935

b. 97, f. 1707 Warnshais, A.L. 1936-1939

b. 97, f. 1708 Warnshuis, A.L. 1940

b. 97, f. 1709 Warnshuis, A.L. 1941 Jan-Jul

b. 97, f. 1710 Warnshnis, A.L. 1941 Aug-Dec

b. 97, f. 1711 Warnshuis, A.L. 1942

b. 97, f. 1712 Warnshuis, A.L. 1943-1952

b. 97, f. 1713 Warren, Chas. F. 1896

b. 97, f. 1714 Warren, H.W. 1900

b. 97, f. 1715 Warren, James G. 1946-1950

b. 97, f. 1716 Washburn, Stanley 1941-1942

b. 97, f. 1717 Washington, Booker T. 1907,1914


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b. 97, f. 1718 Wasson, A.W. 1940-1948

b. 97, f. 1719 Watkins, James 1939-1942

b. 97, f. 1720 Watson, Charles R. 1909-1910

b. 97, f. 1721 Watson, Charles R. 1919-1948

b. 98, f. 1722 Weatherford, W.D. 1910-1950

b. 98, f. 1723 Webber, Richard H. 1934-1948

b. 98, f. 1724 Wedel, Theodore 0. 1941-1948

b. 98, f. 1725 Weidensall, Robert 1896-1915

b. 98, f. 1726 Weigle, Luther A. 1931-1947

b. 98, f. 1727 Welch, Herbert 1900-1944

b. 98, f. 1728 Welch, Herbert 1945-1946

b. 98, f. 1729 Wentz, A.R. 1942-1948

b. 98, f. 1730 Westman, Knut 1934-1950

b. 98, f. 1731 Weyerhaeuser, Frederick 1940-1945

b. 98, f. 1732 Wheeler, W. Reginald 1942-1952

b. 98, f. 1733 White, Andrew Dickson 1907,1917

b. 98, f. 1734 White, Helen 1944- 1952

b. 98, f. 1735 White, J. Campbell 1897-1903

b. 98, f. 1736 White, J. Campbell 1940-1950

b. 98, f. 1737 White, Raymond M. 1937-1939

b. 99, f. 1738 White, Wilbert W. 1934–1944, nd

b. 99, f. 1739 White, Wilbert W. nd

b. 99, f. 1740 Whitehead, Henry 1909-1933

b. 99, f. 1741 Whitford, A.H. 1924-1942

b. 99, f. 1742 Wider Quaker Fellowship 1944-1947

b. 99, f. 1743 Wiggins, Rex 1945-1948

b. 99, f. 1744 Wilbur, Hollis A. 1934-1954

b. 99, f. 1745 Wilder, Robert P. 1886-1937

b. 99, f. 1746 Wiley, S. Wirt 1911-1954

b. 99, f. 1747 Wilhelmina, of the Netherlands 1932,1939–1954


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b. 99, f. 1748 Wilkins, Ernest H. 1940-1943

b. 99, f. 1749 Williams, Addison L. 1951-1955

b. 99, f. 1750 Williams, George 1896,1897

b. 99, f. 1751 Williams, Roger H. 1915-1941



b. 99, f. 1754 Williams, Urban 1940-1947

b. 100, f. 1755 Willis, A.D. 1948-1950

b. 100, f. 1756 Willia, Z. Frank 1929-1952

b. 100, f. 1757 Wilson, C.E. 1940-1942

b. 100, f. 1758 Wilson, Henry E. 1940-1946

b. 100, f. 1759 Wilson, Jesse R. 1940-1954

b. 100, f. 1760 Wilson, Woodid 1905-1913

b. 100, f. 1761 Wilson, Woodid 1914-1916

b. 100, f. 1762 Wilson, Woodid 1917

b. 100, f. 1763 Wilson, Woodid 1918

b. 100, f. 1764 Wilson, Woodid 1919-1924

b. 100, f. 1765 Wishard, Luther D. 1886-1911

b. 100, f. 1766 Wolf, Frederick E. 1940-1941

b. 100, f. 1767 Wolferz, Louis 1944-1945

b. 100, f. 1768 Wood, Edward C. 1940-1945

b. 100, f. 1769 Woodru, F.P. 1928-1942

b. 100, f. 1770 Woodsmall, Ruth F. 1942-1948

b. 100, f. 1771 Woolley, Mary E. 1904-1937

b. 100, f. 1772 Worman, E. Clark 1941-1948

b. 100, f. 1773 Wreford, A.T. 1946-1950

b. 100, f. 1774 Wright, Henry Burt 1900-1915

b. 100, f. 1775 Wu, Yi-Fang 1934-1947

b. 100, f. 1776 Y

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b. 101, f. 1778 Yapp, Arthur K. 1913-1934

b. 101, f. 1779 Yergan, Max 1948-1952

b. 101, f. 1780 Yolland, Edgar 1944-1945

b. 101, f. 1780A YMCA 1912-1954

YMCA Retirement Fund see : Earl W. Brandenburg)

b. 101, f. 1781 Yui, David Z.T. 1910-1934

b. 101, f. 1782 Yun Chi Ho 1910-1934

b. 101, f. 1783 Z

b. 101, f. 1784 Zankow, Stefan 1928-1948

b. 101, f. 1785 Zimmerman, Walter 1940-1946

b. 101, f. 1786 Zwemer, Samuel Bound volume of letters to JRM from 1935 YMCA Isworldwide on the occasion of his 70th birthday

1909-1951

b. 101, f. 1786A Illegible signatures 1914-1934

b. 101, f. 1786B Bound volume of letters to JRM from leaders in Student Christian Movement 1922

b. 101, f. 1786C Bound volume of letters to JRM from the retired secretaries of the YMCA ofNorth America

1928

b. 238, f. 1 Bound volume of letters to JRM from YMCA's worldwide on the occasion ofhis 70th birthday

1935


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Series II. Family Papers and Correspondence John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series II. Family Papers and CorrespondenceA. Genealogy and history of the Mott familyB. Genealogy and history of the Dodge family (JRM's mothers family)C. J.R. Mott family correspondence: including with JRM's parents, sisters, wife, children and theirfamiliesD. Genealogy and history of Leila White Mott's familyE. Leila White Mott family correspondence: including with JRM's parents and sisters, her ownparents and siblings, her children, and their familiesF. Leila White Mott general correspondence: alphabetically arrangedG. Agnes Peter Mott general correspondence: alphabetically arranged


Genealogy and History of the Mott Family

b. 102, f. 1787 Notes and documents 1813-1975

b. 102, f. 1788 Notes and documents - Essay by James Mott 1904

b. 102, f. 1789 Notes and Documents n.d.

b. 102, f. 1790 Letters ret possible relatives of JRM 1898-1944

b. 102, f. 1791 Memorabilia related to JRM's parents c.1835-1909

b. 102, f. 1792 Material related to estate of John S. Mott 1885-1920

b. 102, f. 1793 Memorabilia related to JRM's sisters 1919-1948

b. 102, f. 1794 Material related to death of Ralph Mott McAdam 1918-1938

b. 102, f. 1795 Information regarding JRM's children 1945-1975

Genealogy and History of the Dodge Family

b. 102, f. 1796 Letters, documents, notes 1879-1946

b. 102, f. 1797 Letters, documents, notes n.d.

J. R. Mott Family Correspondence

b. 103, f. 1798 Letters related to family history 1856-1911

b. 103, f. 1799 Elmira Dodge Mott from her brothers, sister 1862–1865, nd

b. 103, f. 1800 Elmira Dodge Mott with Harriet and Clara Mott 1885–1907, nd

b. 103, f. 1801 JRM to parents, sisters 1873-1885 May

b. 103, f. 1802 JRM to parents, sisters 1885 Sep-Dec

b. 103, f. 1803 JRM to parents, sisters 1886 Jan-Jul

b. 103, f. 1804 JRM to parents, sisters 1886 Aug-Dec

b. 103, f. 1805 JRM to parents, sisters 1887 Jan-May


b. 104, f. 1807 JRM to parents, sisters 1888 Jan-Aug

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b. 104, f. 1811 JRM to parents, sisters 1890 Jun-Dec





b. 105, f. 1816 JRM to parents, sisters 1893


b. 105, f. 1818 JRM to parents, sisters 1895 Jan-Aug









b. 106, f. 1827 JRM to parents, sisters 1902,1903

b. 106, f. 1828 JRM to parents, sisters 1904,1905


b. 106, f. 1830 JRM to parents, sisters 1907-1911

b. 106, f. 1831 JRM to parents, sisters 1912–1942, n.d.

b. 107, f. 1832 JRM to Leila White Mott 1906

b. 107, f. 1833 JRM to LWM 1907

b. 107, f. 1834 JRM to LWM 1908

b. 107, f. 1835 JRM to LWM 1910, 1911

b. 107, f. 1836 JRM to LWM 1912

b. 107, f. 1837 JRM to LWM 1913

J. R. Mott Family Correspondence (continued)

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b. 107, f. 1838 JRM to LWM 1914, 1917

b. 107, f. 1839 JRM to LWM 1918, 1919

b. 107, f. 1840 JRM to LWM 1923

b. 107, f. 1841 JRM to LWM 1931

b. 107, f. 1842 JRM to LWM 1932

b. 107, f. 1843 JRM to LWM 1933

b. 107, f. 1844 JRM to LWM 1936 Mar-May

b. 107, f. 1845 JRM to LWM 1936 Nov-Dec

b. 107, f. 1846 JRM to LWM 1937

b. 107, f. 1847 JRM to LWM 1938

b. 107, f. 1848 JRM to LWM 1939 Feb-Jul

b. 107, f. 1849 JRM to LWM 1939 Oct-Dec

b. 108, f. 1850 JRM to LWM 1940 Jan-Mar

b. 108, f. 1851 JRM to LWM 1940 Apr-Dec

b. 108, f. 1852 JRM to LWM 1941 Jan-May

b. 108, f. 1853 JRM to LWM 1941 Jun-Oct

b. 108, f. 1854 JRM to LWM 1941 Nov-Dec

b. 108, f. 1855 JRM to LWK 1942 Jan-Apr

b. 108, f. 1856 JRM to LWM 1942 May-Dec

b. 109, f. 1857 JRM to LWM 1943 Jan-Sep

b. 109, f. 1858 JRM to LWM 1943 Oct-Dec

b. 109, f. 1859 JRM to LWM 1944 Jan-Apr

b. 109, f. 1860 JRM to LWM 1944 Sep-Dec

b. 109, f. 1861 JRM to LWM 1945

b. 109, f. 1862 JRM to LWM 1946

b. 110, f. 1863 JRM to LWM 1947 Apr-Sep

b. 110, f. 1864 JRM to LWM 1947 Oct-Nov

b. 110, f. 1865 JRM to LWM 1948

b. 110, f. 1866 JRM to LWM 1949

b. 110, f. 1867 JRM to LWM 1950


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b. 110, f. 1868 JRM to LWM 1951,1952

b. 110, f. 1869 JRM to LWM n.d.

b. 110, f. 1870 JRM from LWM 1894-1901

b. 110, f. 1871 JRM from LWM 1934,1939,n.d.

b. 111, f. 1872 JRM with John L. Mott and family 1906-1952

b. 111, f. 1873 JRM with John L. Mott and family 1953–1954, n.d.

b. 111, f. 1874 JRM with Irene Mott Bose and family 1906-1928

b. 111, f. 1875 JRM with IMB and family 1929-1930




b. 111, f. 1879 JRM with IMB and family 1948–1955, n.d.

b. 111, f. 1880 JRM with Frederick Mott and family 1910–1955, n.d.

b. 111, f. 1881 JRM with Eleanor Mott Ross and family 1918–1952, n.d.

b. 111, f. 1881A Other correspondence of JRM's children 1914-1975

Genealogy and History of Leila White Mott Family

b. 112, f. 1882 Genealogical information 1903-1968

b. 112, f. 1883 LWM address books 1947, n.d.

b. 112, f. 1884 LWM memorabilia 1878-1950

b. 112, f. 1885 LWM memorabilia n.d.

b. 112, f. 1886 LWM: material related to her death 1952

b. 113, f. 1887 Anna White Stewart memorabilia 1910–1945, n.d.

Leila White Mott: Family Correspondence

b. 113, f. 1888 LWM with her parents, siblings and their spouses 1883-1895

b. 113, f. 1889 LWM with parents, siblings, and their spouses 1901-1915




b. 114, f. 1893 LWM with parents, siblings, and their spouses 1935–1952, n.d.

b. 114, f. 1894 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1892–18–97


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b. 114, f. 1895 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1898-1906

b. 114, f. 1896 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1908-1918

b. 114, f. 1897 LWM to the parents and sisters of JRM 1934–1938, n.d.

b. 114, f. 1898 LWM to "home friends" 1893-1895

b. 114, f. 1899 LWM to "home friends" 1896 Jan-Jun

b. 114, f. 1900 LWM to "home friends" 1896 Jul- 1899



b. 115, f. 1903 LWM with John L. Mott and family 1896–1952, n.d.

b. 115, f. 1904 LWM with Irene Mott Bose and family 1906-1911

b. 115, f. 1905 LWM with IMB 1931-1935

b. 115, f. 1906 LWM with IMB 1936-1938

b. 115, f. 1907 LWM with IMB 1939-1940

b. 115, f. 1908 LWM with IMB (excerpts) 1928-1940

b. 115, f. 1909 LWM with IMB 1941–1952, n.d.

b. 115, f. 1910 LWM with Frederick Mott firmly 1944-1949

b. 115, f. 1911 LWM with Eleanor Mott Ross and family 1921–1950, n.d.

Leila White Mott: General Correspondence

b. 115, f. 1912 A-B

b. 115, f. 1913 C-D

b. 115, f. 1914 F-I

b. 115, f. 1915 J-L

b. 115, f. 1916 M

b. 115, f. 1917 N-R

b. 115, f. 1918 S

b. 115, f. 1919 Spencer, Mary H. 1941

b. 115, f. 1920 Spencer, Mary H. 1942

b. 115, f. 1921 Spencer, Mary H. 1943-1945

b. 116, f. 1922 T

b. 116, f. 1923 Tice, Nettie E. 1943-1948

Leila White Mott: Family Correspondence (continued)

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b. 116, f. 1924 V-Y

b. 116, f. 1925 First names, fragments

Agnes Peter Mott: General Correspondence

b. 116, f. 1926 Primarily letters of condolence 1953-1957

Leila White Mott: General Correspondence (continued)

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Series III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series III. Report Letters, Journals and Diaries, 1888-1942This series is divided into two sections. The first section contains the report letters and journals of John R.Mott, chronologically arranged. The second section contains two diaries and a few journaltype writings ofLeila White Mott.


John R. Mott

b. 117, f. 1927 Visits to colleges, universities in North America 1888 Sep,Oct

b. 117, f. 1928 Visits to colleges of Canadian Northwest 1890

b. 117, f. 1929 Trip to Europe 1891

b. 117, f. 1930 World Trip 1895

b. 117, f. 1931 World Trip 1896

b. 117, f. 1932 World Trip 1897



b. 117, f. 1935 Visits to colleges, universities in North America 1900-1901

b. 117, f. 1936 World Trip 1901-1902

b. 117, f. 1937 Trip to Australasia 1903


b. 117, f. 1939 WSCF report letters 1905-1906

b. 117, f. 1940 Visits to South Africa, South America 1906

b. 117, f. 1941 Trip to Far East 1907



b. 117, f. 1944 Trip to Europe, Near East 1911

b. 117, f. 1945 Trip to The Netherlands, Ireland 1912

b. 117, f. 1946 Trip to Asia 1913

b. 118, f. 1947 Trips to Europe, Russia 1916, 1917

b. 118, f. 1948 Trips to Poland, Japan 1920, 1922

b. 118, f. 1949 Trip to Pacific Basin 1925-1926

b. 118, f. 1950 World Trip 1928-1929

b. 118, f. 1951 Trip to Africa 1934

b. 118, f. 1952 Trip to Far East 1935

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b. 118, f. 1953 Trip to Great Britain, India, Near East 1936-1937

b. 118, f. 1954 Trip to India 1938-1939

Leila White Mott

b. 118, f. 1955 Diary 1880-1887

b. 118, f. 1956 Diary, journals 1890–191?

b. 228, f.3506-3512

Journals, notebooks 1895-1926

John R. Mott (continued)

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Series IV. Notes and Notebooks John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series IV. Notes and Notebooks, 1907–1937, nd.The manuscript notes and notebooks of Series IV are arranged alphabetically by topic. The material withineach topic is chronologically arranged.


b. 119, f. 1957 Africa 1907–1937, nd.

b. 119, f. 1958 Agricultural Missions Foundation 1930, nd.

b. 119, f. 1959 Allied Youth, Inc. 1946

b. 119, f. 1960 Asia 1908–1938, nd.

b. 119, f. 1961 Australia 1896

b. 119, f. 1962 Australia, New Zealand 1903, 1926

b. 119, f. 1963 Autobiographical 1895–1952, nd.

b. 119, f. 1964 Bible Study 1893–1937, nd.

b. 119, f. 1965 Biographical (arranged alphabetically)

b. 119, f. 1966 Biographies of Ministers - bibliography nd.

b. 119, f. 1967 Books written by JRM 1947

b. 119, f. 1968 Canada 1897, 1935

b. 119, f. 1969 China 1896–1949, nd.

b. 119, f. 1969A China-Organization of YMCA 1896-1898

b. 119, f. 1970 Christian Life, Christ 1932, nd.

b. 119, f. 1971 Christianity and the economic system nd.

b. 119, f. 1972 Christmas and gift lists before 1925

b. 119, f. 1973 Christmas and gift lists 1925-1929



b. 120, f. 1976 Christmas and gift lists 1942–1954, nd.

b. 120, f. 1977 The Church, Church unity 1898-1948

b. 120, f. 1978 The Church, Church unity - Dallas lectures 1941

b. 120, f. 1979 Conferences - general 1892–1923, nd.

b. 120, f. 1980 Conferences - with individuals - in Bulgaria 1895

b. 120, f. 1980A Conferences-with individuals - in China 1901-1902

b. 120, f. 1981 Conferences - with individuals - in Germany 1933-1946

b. 120, f. 1981A Conferences - with individuals - in Hawaii 1897

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b. 120, f. 1982 Conferences - with individuals - in India 1896-1937

b. 120, f. 1982A Conferences - with individuals - in Japan 1896-1902

b. 120, f. 1983 Conferences - with individuals - in Scandinavia 1899

b. 121, f. 1984 Conferences - with individuals miscellaneous (alphabetically arranged) Ad-Go

b. 121, f. 1985 Conferences - with individuals miscellaneous (alphabetically arranged) Ha-Mu

b. 121, f. 1986 Conferences,- with individuals miscellaneous (alphabetically arranged) Ni-Sz

b. 121, f. 1987 Conferences - with individuals miscellaneous (alphabetically arranged) To-Z,unidentified

b. 121, f. 1988 Cornell University - addresses, etc. 1895–1948, nd.

b. 121, f. 1989 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses 1893-1910







b. 121, f. 1996 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses nd.

b. 121, f. 1997 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses nd.

b. 122, f. 1998 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses n.d.

b. 122, f. 1999 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses n.d.

b. 122, f. 2000 Devotional/Evangelistic addresses - 1944 ? Yale lectures

b. 122, f. 2001 Drawings by ARM as a child n.d.

b. 122, f. 2002 Eastern Orthodox Churches 1908-1924

b. 122, f. 2003 Eastern Orthodox Churches 1926-1950

b. 122, f. 2004 Edinburgh World Missionary Conference and Continuation Committee 1909–1915, n.d.

b. 122, f. 2005 Education n.d.

b. 122, f. 2006 Europe - miscellaneous 1895–1949, n.d.

b. 122, f. 2007 Evangelism 1892-1936

b. 122, f. 2008 Evangelism n.d.

b. 122, f. 2009 Financial matters - raising money 1901-1953

b. 122, f. 2010 Financial matters - raising money n.d.

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b. 122, f. 2011 Financial matters - raising money n.d.

b. 122, f. 2012 Financial matters - records 1907-1947

b. 123, f. 2013 Financial matters - records n.d

b. 123, f. 2014 Foreign Missions Conference of North America 1927-1943

b. 123, f. 2015 Gandhi interviews and biography 1929–1938, n.d.

b. 123, f. 2016 Germany 1914-1946

b. 123, f. 2017 Great Britain 1896–1946, n.d.

b. 123, f. 2018 Habit n.d.

b. 123, f. 2019 Health 1915

b. 123, f. 2020 Honorary degrees 1910-1931

b. 123, f. 2021 Honors, awards 1946-1947

b. 123, f. 2022 Humor n.d.

b. 123, f. 2023 India 1912-1942

b. 123, f. 2024 India n.d.

b. 123, f. 2025 Indonesia 1946

b. 123, f. 2026 Institute of Social and Religious Research 1921, 1924, n.d.

b. 123, f. 2027 Interchurch World Movement 1919-1920

b. 123, f. 2028 International Missionary Council 1920-1927

b. 123, f. 2029 International Missionary Council 1928



b. 124, f. 2032 International Missionary Council n.d.

b. 124, f. 2033 International Missionary Council n.d.

b. 124, f. 2034 International situation 1909-1938

b. 124, f. 2035 International situation 1940–1950, n.d.

b. 124, f. 2036 Interseminary Missionary Alliance 1880-1884

b. 124, f. 2037 Interseminary Missionary Alliance 1885-1894

b. 124, f. 2038 Interseminary Missionary Alliance n.d.

b. 124, f. 2039 Italy 1905–1937, n.d.

b. 124, f. 2040 James Stokes Society 1926, 1943, n.d.

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b. 124, f. 2041 Japan 1897–1950, n.d.

b. 124, f. 2042 Jews n.d.

b. 124, f. 2043 Korea 1926

b. 124, f. 2044 Lay workers 1908–1949, n.d.

b. 124, f. 2045 Laymen's Foreign Mission Inquiry 1923

b. 124, f. 2046 Laymen's Missionary Movement 1924, 1927, n.d.

b. 125, f. 2047 Leadership, recruitment 1884-1945

b. 125, f. 2048 Leadership, recruitment n.d.

b. 125, f. 2049 Lord's Day Alliance 1931

b. 125, f. 2050 Methodist Lpiscopal Church Methodist Church 1886–1949, n.d.

b. 125, f. 2051 Methods - Developing workers 1908-1927

b. 125, f. 2052 Methods - Visits 2052A Mexican Commission 1916 1912, 1941, n.d.

b. 125, f. 2053 Miscellaneous 1906-1944



b. 125, f. 2056 Miscellaneous n.d.



b. 125, f. 2059 Missionary strategists n.d.

b. 126, f. 2060 Missions 1888-1919

b. 126, f. 2061 Missions 1923-1930

b. 126, f. 2062 Missions 1931-1939

b. 126, f. 2063 Missions 1941–1945, n.d.

b. 126, f. 2064 Morning Watch n.d.

b. 126, f. 2065 Moslem lands 1909, 1924, n.d.

b. 126, f. 2066 Mott sta instructions 1908–1946, n.d.

b. 126, f. 2067 The Netherlands 2067A Nobel Peace Prize 1946 1909

b. 126, f. 2068 Notebook of names and addresses 1944

b. 126, f. 2069 Notebook, lists of names and addresses 1944-1953

b. 126, f. 2070 Oberammergau Passion Play 1910, 1930

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b. 126, f. 2071 Organizational methods 1913, 1915, n.d.

b. 126, f. 2072 Oxford and Edinburgh Conferences 1937

b. 126, f. 2073 Philippine Islands 1935

b. 127, f. 2074 Pocket ledgers 2074A Pocket ledgers 1897-1901 1890-1897

b. 127, f. 2075 Pocket ledgers 1902-1905











b. 128, f. 2086 Prohibition 1932–1954, n.d.

b. 128, f. 2087 Prominent people met by JRM (lists) 1922–1949, n.d.

b. 128, f. 2088 Quiet Days 1906-1951

b. 128, f. 2089 Race relations 1924–1944, n.d.

b. 129, f. 2090 Roman Catholic Church 1912–1944, n.d.

b. 129, f. 2091 Rural life 1910

b. 129, f. 2092 Russia - General 1909-1938

b. 129, f. 2093 Russia - General 1940-1947

b. 129, f. 2094 Russia - General n.d.

b. 129, f. 2095 Russia - JRM Government mission 1917

b. 129, f. 2096 Society of Professors of Church History 1930

b. 129, f. 2097 South/Central America 1906-1953

b. 129, f. 2098 South/Central America n.d.

b. 129, f. 2099 Student Christian work - general 1894–1946, n.d.

b. 129, f. 2100 Student Christan work - state universities 1910–1937, n.d.

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b. 129, f. 2101 Student Volunteer Movement 1888-1899




b. 130, f. 2105 Student Volunteer Movement n.d.

b. 130, f. 2106 Student Volunteer Movement n.d.

b. 130, f. 2107 Student Volunteer Movement - The Traveling Secretary n.d.

b. 130, f. 2108 Subjects of addresses, speeches 1909, n.d.

b. 130, f. 2109 Time, age n.d.

b. 130, f. 2110 Travel notes, itineraries 1890-1899


b. 130, f. 2112 Travel notes, itineraries 1909









b. 131, f. 2121 Travel notes, itineraries 2121A United War Work Campaign n.d. n.d.

b. 131, f. 2122 Upper Iowa University - address 1943

b. 131, f. 2123 War relief 1937–1940, n.d.

b. 131, f. 2124 Washington Cathedral 1925-1941

b. 131, f. 2125 World Council of Churches 1938–1951, n.d.

b. 131, f. 2126 World Council of Churches - Interna- national Missionary Council - JointCommittee

1939–1947, n.d.

b. 131, f. 2127 World War I 1915-1918

b. 131, f. 2128 World War I n.d.

b. 131, f. 2129 World War I n.d.

b. 131, f. 2130 World War II 1939-1945

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b. 131, f. 2131 World War II n.d.

b. 131, f. 2132 World's Student Christian Federation 1895-1909



b. 132, f. 2135 World's Student Christian Federation n.d.

b. 132, f. 2136 YMCA - Boy's Work 1899-1939

b. 132, f. 2137 YMCA - General 1893-1904

b. 132, f. 2138 YMCA - General 1905-1908

b. 132, f. 2139 YMCA - General 1909-1910

b. 132, f. 2140 YMCA - General 1911-1920

b. 132, f. 2141 YMCA - General 1921-1922

b. 132, f. 2142 YMCA - General 1923-1924

b. 132, f. 2143 YMCA - General 1925-1926

b. 132, f. 2144 YMCA - General 1927-1928

b. 132, f. 2145 YMCA - General 1929-1930

b. 132, f. 2146 YMCA - General 1931-1939

b. 132, f. 2147 YMCA - General 1941-1947

b. 132, f. 2148 YMCA - General n.d.

b. 132, f. 2149 YMCA - General n.d.

b. 133, f. 2150 YMCA - Relationship to the churches 1909–1921, n.d.

b. 133, f. 2151 YMCA - Retirement Fund 1921, n.d.

b. 133, f. 2152 YMCA - Secretaryship 1902–1941, n.d.

b. 133, f. 2153 YMCA - Student Division (See also: Student Christian Work) 1888-1941

b. 133, f. 2154 YMCA - Student Division n.d.

b. 133, f. 2155 YMCA - Student Division (notebook) 1890


b. 133, f. 2157 YMCA - Student Division (notebook) 1894-1899


b. 133, f. 2159 YMCA - Student Division (notebook) n,d.

b. 133, f. 2160 YMCA - War Work 1942-1945

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b. 133, f. 2161 YMCA - War Work 1915-1922

b. 133, f. 2162 YMCA - War Work n.d.

b. 134, f. 2163 YMCA n.d.

b. 134, f. 2164 Youth 1930–1942, n.d.

b. 134, f. 2165 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1886-1887

b. 134, f. 2166 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1895, 1912

b. 134, f. 2167 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1927, 1936

b. 134, f. 2168 Leila White Mott Notebooks 1940-1941

b. 134, f. 2169 Leila White Mott Notebooks n.d.

b. 134, f. 2170 Leila White Mott Miscellaneous holograph notes




b. 135, f. 2174 Leila White Mott Notes re: Bible Study

b. 135, f. 2175 Leila White Mott Notes re: Bible Study

b. 135, f. 2176 Leila White Mott Printed and Typescript material

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Series V. Addresses and Articles John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series V. Addresses and ArticlesA. Leadership

1. Biographies of individuals2. General: including re.the enlistment and qualities of leaders

B. Church, Church unionC. Devotional, evangelistic: including re: Christian character and JRM's personal religiousexperience.D. International situation

1. General2. Africa3. Asia (including Australia)4. Europe5. Latin America6. Near East7. Russia

E. Missions: including domestic missions and the general theory of foreign missions. Addresses andarticles related to missions in Specific foreign countries are located in Section D.F. MoneyG. ProhibitionH. Specific organizations: relating to the history and purpose of the organization or known to havebeen specifically addressed to the organization

1. British and Foreign Bible Society2. International Missionary Council3. Methodist Church (in U.S. and Britain)4. Student Volunteer Movement5. WSCF6. YMCA


Leadership

Biography

b. 136, f. 2177 Barbour, C.R. 1937

b. 136, f. 2177 Brainerd, Cephas 1945

b. 136, f. 2177 Brenner, Dr. 1944

b. 136, f. 2178 Brockman, Fletcher n.d.

b. 136, f. 2178 Dodge, Grace 1915

b. 136, f. 2179 Eddy, Sherwood 1931

b. 136, f. 2179 Fry, Wilfred 1932

b. 136, f. 2180 Harmon, Francis 1932

b. 136, f. 2180 Hoover, Herbert 1928, 1932

b. 136, f. 2180 Hyde, A.A. 1925

b. 136, f. 2181 Irving, George 1937

b. 136, f. 2181 McBee, Silas 1924

b. 136, f. 2181 McBurney, Robert 1899

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b. 136, f. 2182 Moody, Dwight . 1915, 1937

b. 136, f. 2182 Morse, Richard 1926, 1927

b. 136, f. 2182 Murray, William D c. 1939


b. 136, f. 2183 Ross, Emory 1940

b. 136, f. 2183 Soderblom, Nathan 1933

b. 136, f. 2183 Speer, Robert E. 1948

b. 136, f. 2184 Rose, Horace William 1904

b. 136, f. 2185 Temple, William 1945

b. 136, f. 2185 Weidensall, Robert 1918

b. 136, f. 2185 Wilson, C.E. n.d.

General

b. 136, f. 2186 Morality in American Politics 1884

b. 136, f. 2186 Points of Weakness in a College A Association President 1891

b. 136, f. 2187 Physical, Intellectual and Spiritual Life of the Secretary 1898

b. 136, f. 2187 An Appeal for Christian Workers 1902

b. 136, f. 2188 Claims and Opportunities of the Christian Ministry (pamphlet seriesedited by JRM)

1909

b. 136, f. 2189 How to Secure Spontaneous and Enduring Activity on the Part ofVoluntary Workers

1912

b. 136, f. 2189 Voluntary Workers Worth While 1912

b. 136, f. 2190 The World's Need of Workers 1919

b. 136, f. 2190 The Opportunity of the Professor for Christian Work among Students

b. 136, f. 2191 Maintaining and Enlarging Leadership 1920

b. 136, f. 2191 Factors Underlying the Leadership of the Railways of America 1922

b. 136, f. 2192 Legislative and Executive Functions 1922

b. 136, f. 2192 How to Augment the Leadership of the Missionary Forces at the HomeBase

1923

b. 136, f. 2193 Leadership of the Constructive Forces of the World 1931

b. 136, f. 2193 Leadership Demanded for This Momentous Time 1945-1947

b. 136, f. 2194 Leadership Demanded in This Momentous Time (Nobel Prize Address) 1946

b. 136, f. 2195 The Intellectual Life of the Secretary n.d.

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b. 136, f. 2195 Need of Men of Power n.d.

b. 136, f. 2195 The Price of Leadership n.d.

Church, Church Union

b. 137, f. 2196 The Causes of the Reformation 1884

b. 137, f. 2196 A Great Lay Brotherhood - Lessons in True Fraternity 1894

b. 137, f. 2197 Our Oneness in Jesus Christ 1902

b. 137, f. 2197 Man's Need of the Church 1913, 1914

b. 137, f. 2198 Principles to Guide in Co-operative Relations of Christian Organizations 1916

b. 137, f. 2198 The Prices to Be Paid to Ensure The Most Eective and Fruitful Cooperation 1922

b. 137, f. 2199 The Price to Be Paid to Ensure Christian Unity 1932

b. 137, f. 2200 Expectations Concerning the Approaching Ecumenical Conference atOxford

1937

b. 137, f. 2200 The Significance of the Oxford and Edinburgh Ecumenical Conferences 1937

b. 137, f. 2201 The Unifying Influence of the Washington Cathedral 1937

b. 137, f. 2201 Letter to Christendom 1938

b. 137, f. 2202 The Cost of Ecumenical Unity 1941

b. 137, f. 2202 Counting the Cost of Ecumenicity 1941

b. 137, f. 2202 The Price We Must Pay for The Realization of the Ecumenical Ideal 1941

b. 137, f. 2202 What Price Our Ecumenical Ideal? 1941

b. 137, f. 2203 Unite to Co-operate 1942

b. 137, f. 2204 The Ecumenical Advance of the Decade c. 1947

b. 137, f. 2204 Amsterdam: An Ecumenical Milestone 1948

b. 137, f. 2205 From Edinburgh 1910 to Amsterdam 1948 1948

b. 137, f. 2205 From Edinburgh to Amsterdam 1948

Devotional, Evangelistic

b. 137, f. 2206 An Anchored Life 1885

b. 137, f. 2206 What We Owe the Twentieth Century 1885

b. 137, f. 2207 Bible Study Topical Studies and Plans of Work 1889 for Bible Training Classes(with C.K. Ober)

1888

b. 137, f. 2208 The Morning Watch 1893-1925

b. 137, f. 2209 Bible Study for Personal Spiritual 1895-1925

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b. 137, f. 2210 Secret Prayer The Secret Prayer Life 1896-1932 1896

b. 137, f. 2211 Address on Receipt of Honorary M.A. from Yale 1899

Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out 1900

The Enrichment of Personal Life c. 1900

b. 137, f. 2212 Bible Study 1900

The Need of More Evangelistic Spirit in Our Colleges 1900

b. 137, f. 2213 The College Man's Religion at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century 1901

Incentives to Prayer for A Spiritual Awakening in Colleges 1901

b. 137, f. 2214 Be Filled with The Spirit 1902

The Holy Spirit The Source of Power 1902

b. 137, f. 2215 Temptations of Students (with Japanese translation) 1902

The Use of the Tongue 1902

b. 137, f. 2216 Religious Meditation 1902-1904

b. 137, f. 2217 The Power Essential for the Making Of a Christian Man 1902

The Deity of Jesus Christ 1903

b. 137, f. 2218 Individual Work for Individuals 1903-1944

b. 137, f. 2219 The Perils of a Religious Conference 1903

The Power of Jesus Christ in Life of Student 1903, 1904

b. 138, f. 2220 The Power of Sin 1903

Principles and Helps in Determining a Life-Work 1903

b. 138, f. 2221 Why an Increasing Number of Young Men throughout the World Believe inJesus Christ as Lord

1903-1908

b. 138, f. 2222 Spiritual Atrophy 1904

Christ, a Reality (Jeesus Kristus todellismus) 1905, 1909

b. 138, f. 2223 How May Jesus Christ Become a Reality to Me? 1905-1914

b. 138, f. 2224 The Power of Jesus Christ in the Life of the Student 1905

The Spread of Christ's Kingdom among Men 1905

b. 138, f. 2225 Consecration 1908

Our Religion Primarily a Matter of the Will 1908

The Attractiveness of Hardship in the Ministry 1908

b. 138, f. 2226 The Fires of Evangelism 1909

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A Book of Power 1910

b. 138, f. 2227 Intercessors the Primary Need (with Korean and Portuguese translations) 1910-1914

b. 138, f. 2228 The Battle with Impurity 1911

What is the Secret of a Winning Life? 1911

b. 138, f. 2229 How Other Students Won the Victory over Temptation and Sin 1911

The Realization of Christ 1911

b. 138, f. 2230 Seams of Weakness 1911

Will-power and Religion 1911

b. 138, f. 2231 Constructive Suggestions for Character Building (with G.S. Eddy) 1912-1914

Intercessory Prayer 1914

b. 138, f. 2232 Moral and Spiritual Atrophy 1914

Why a Young Man Needs Religion 1916

The World's Need of Workers 1919

b. 138, f. 2233 Battleground of Students in All Lands 1920

Men of Power 1920

b. 138, f. 2234 Seeking His Face 1920

The Spirit of Sacrifice 1920

b. 138, f. 2235 Hindrances to the Spiritual Life 1922

Meditation 1922

b. 138, f. 2236 Spiritual Realization and Spiritual Renewal 1922, 1926

b. 138, f. 2237 Our Greatest Need - A Fresh Accession of Vital Energy 1923

Boyhood - The Greatest Asset of Any Nation 1924

b. 138, f. 2238 The Commitment of Life 1924

re: Early Christian Experiences of JRM 1924

b. 138, f. 2239 Spiritual Atrophy (with Spanish translation) 1924, 1941

Spiritual Realization and Spiritual Renewal (alternate text) 1924

b. 139, f. 2240 Fight for Character 1925

Some Principles to Guide Us in the Use of Our Lives 1925

Co-operation in Work for School Boys 1926

b. 139, f. 2241 Have I Not Seen Jesus Our Lord? 1926


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The Place Wherein Thou Standest is Holy Ground 1926

b. 139, f. 2242 World Trends and the Dedication of the Student Is Life 1926

Securing Leaders 1926

b. 139, f. 2243 A Call to the Week of Prayer and to the World Study of Jesus 1927

The Seeret of Victory Over Temptation 1927

b. 139, f. 2244 The Summons to a Larger Evangelism 1929, n.d.

b. 139, f. 2245 My 40 years Have Taught Me to Trust Youth 1930

Re: Early Christian Experiences of JRM 1931

b. 139, f. 2246 The Spiritual Possibilities of the Observance of the Lord's Day 1931

b. 139, f. 2247 Advantages of Testing Times 1932-1935

How to Make the Past a Success 1934

b. 139, f. 2248 The Use of Time 1934

Thoughts Out of My Life 1935

b. 139, f. 2249 Advantages of the Depression 1936

Christ in Our Midst 1936

b. 139, f. 2250 Importance of Reaching the New Generation 1936

b. 139, f. 2251 The Youth of Tomorrow 1939

Supreme Importance of Each Person's Having a Plan for His Life 1940

b. 139, f. 2252 El Cristiano, Embajador de Cristo 1941

Rising Spiritual Tides 1941

Habits of Fruitful Christian Living 1943

b. 139, f. 2253 Present Day Evangelism 1944

Nine Pillars of Hope 1947

b. 139, f. 2254 Autobiographical 1947

Lessons from Experience for Guidance in the New Year 1947

b. 139, f. 2255 What Will Heaven Be Like? 1949

b. 139, f. 2256 Christ Our Pattern in Religious Work n.d.

Christians of Reality n.d.

b. 139, f. 2257 The Field: Soul Saving in School and College n.d.

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b. 139, f. 2257 The Importance of Christian Student Bands n.d.

A Living Message and its Release n.d.

b. 139, f. 2258 A Message to School Girls n.d.

The Need of a More Evangelistic Spirit n.d.

b. 139, f. 2259 Personal Work n.d.

The Place of Prayer in Our Work (with C.K. Ober) n.d.

b. 139, f. 2260 The Secretary as an Evangelising Force n.d.

The Spiritual Life of the Secretary n.d.

Winning the New Generation n.d.

International Situation

General

b. 139, f. 2261 The World Situation 1913

Fostering Right Race Relations 1914

b. 139, f. 2262 An Unprecedented World Situation 1914

World Topics 1914

b. 139, f. 2263 The International Country Life Outlook 1916

Re: World Situation 1917

b. 139, f. 2264 The Church in the New World Situation 1917

Re: World Situation 1919

b. 139, f. 2265 The Present International Situation (and the Responsibility of Men ofAairs)

1921, n.d.

b. 139, f. 2266 The Rebirth of the World 1921

The Present Advantageous Position of the World-wide ChristianMevement

1922

b. 139, f. 2267 Second Day of God's Visitation 1923

Statement sent to NY World re world situation 1923

b. 139, f. 2268 Students and the World Situation 1925

b. 139, f. 2269 The International Outlook and Unity in Service for World Peace 1926

The Race Problem 1926

World Trends and the Dedication of the Student's Life 1928

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Various JRM addresses in Australia Facing the Non-Christian World 1926

b. 140, f. 2270 Re: World Situation 1927

Divisive and Unifying Influences in the Life of the World 1929

b. 140, f. 2271 Jesus Christ and Inter-racial Co-oporation for a Better World 1929

The Present Unprecedented World Situation 1930

b. 140, f. 2272 The Present World Outlook 1935

The Present World Situation 1935

b. 140, f. 2273 What Shall We Do? What Shall We Say? 1937

The Present International Outlook 1938

b. 140, f. 2274 Light in Darkness 1940, 1941

The Present World Situation and Suggestions on the Way Out 1940, 1941

b. 140, f. 2275 In Time of War 1941

Lessons I Have Learned Over A Period of 60 Years in Organizing 5World Christian Movements

1946

b. 140, f. 2276 Welt Ohne Zukunft? 1946

b. 140, f. 2277 The Present World Situation: Constructive First Steps n.d.

The Present World Situation and Some Ways in Which We MayAnswer that Need

n.d.

b. 140, f. 2278 An Unprecedented World Situation n.d.

Africa

b. 140, f. 2279 The New Africa 1935

Asia

b. 140, f. 2280 Some Impressions of Missions in Asia 1902

The Outlook in Asia 1902

The Chinese Student Migration to Tokyo 1908

b. 140, f. 2281 The Urgency and Crisis in the Far East 1908

Re: The United Theological College, Bangalore 1912

b. 140, f. 2282 Some Present-day Trends in the Life of the Orient 1927

Grounds of Hope and Confidence that the Traditional Friendly and Co-operative Relations Between Japan and America Will Be Maintained

c. 1930

b. 140, f. 2283 The Contribution of Christian Missions to the Orient 1931

America Japan Society address 1935

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Forman Christian College address 1936

b. 140, f. 2284 Address at Consecration of Dornakal Cathedral 1939

The Best is Before Us c. 1946

b. 140, f. 2285 Conferences of Students and Christian Workers in China n.d.

Lessons for the Student Movement of the Occident from Experiencesin Evangelistic Work Among the Students of the Orient

n.d.

Europe

b. 140, f. 2286 Relations Between England and America During the Civil War 1888

World Interest in the Evangelization of France 1914

b. 140, f. 2287 The Foreign Missionary Situation as Aected by the European War c. 1917

European Conditions Today c. 1924

b. 140, f. 2288 Some Qutstanding Impressions of my Recent Trip to Eastern Europeand the Levant

1924

Latin America

b. 140, f. 2289 Advance Steps for the Evangelical Forces in Latin America... 1941

The Claims of Latin America 1940

Near East

b. 140, f. 2290 Re: Near East Relief Work 1924

b. 140, f. 2291 America and the Golden Rule in the Near East n.d.

Russia

b. 140, f. 2292 Memorandum on Russia 1911

b. 140, f. 2293 Addresses given while on diplomatic mission in Russia 1917

b. 140, f. 2294 The Opportunity of the Hour in Russia and Other Countries 1917

Address re diplomatic mission to Russia 1917

b. 140, f. 2295 A View of the Situation in Russia 1918

b. 140, f. 2296 Russia Holds the Fate of the Coming Years Re: Russia 1946 1943

b. 140, f. 2297 Re: Russia The Russian Theological Academy of n.d. St. Sergius - AnAppraisal

n.d.

Missions

b. 141, f. 2298 Wanted - Men for Foreign Missions 1894

The Missionary Uprising Among the Young c. 1895

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b. 141, f. 2299 Our Responsibility for the Extension of Christ's Kingdom into the RegionsBeyond Re: Prayer and Missions 1900

1898

b. 141, f. 2300 The Find argement of the Native Arm of the Service Essential to the HighestSuccess of Missions Prayer and the Missionary Enterprise 1902

1902

b. 141, f. 2301 The Missionary Problem in its Relation to the College and University The Callof the Non-Christian World 1907

1905

b. 141, f. 2302 The Call to A Great Advance Call to an Unprecedented Advance in 1907 theNon-Christian World 2302A Modern World Movements: God's Chal- 1908lenge to the Church The Crisis in Mission 1909

1907

b. 141, f. 2303 The College Students' Obligation to the Young Men of Rural CommunitiesThe Continuation Committee of World 1910 Missionary Conference,Edinburgh

1910

b. 141, f. 2304 Re: Missionary Situation The Larger Co-operation of Laymen 1912 Imperative 1910

b. 141, f. 2305 Voices from the Field The Foreign Missionary Message 1913 MannersUppgift i Varldmissionen 1913

1912

b. 141, f. 2306 Larger Usefulness Abroad The Present World Conflict and its 1915 DecRelation to Christian Missions

1917

b. 141, f. 2307 Shall a World Program of Mission Be Launched while the World Is at War?The Hour of Christian Opportunity 1919

1917

b. 141, f. 2308 The Present Advantageous Position of Christian Missions Lessons Learnedin Forty Years of Work 1925 in Helping to Establish and Develop National andInternational Student Christian Movements

1920

b. 141, f. 2309 New Forces Released Through Co-operation 1925

b. 141, f. 2310 Lessons Drawn from Rising Indigenous Churches Some Advantages of Co-operation 1926

1926

b. 141, f. 2311 Re: Missions What About Missions? c. 1930 Medical Missionary Enterprise -1930 The Outlook Today

1928, 1930

b. 141, f. 2312 Strengthening the Home Base Meeting the World's Greatest Need 1932 1931

b. 141, f. 2313 A Message to the World Mission at a Time of Crisis (with Dutch translation)The Significance of the Appraisal 1932 Report of-the Laymen's ForeignMissions Inquiry

1932, n.d.

b. 141, f. 2314 30,000 Missionaries Facing Up to The World's Unfinished 1933 Problems 1932

b. 141, f. 2315 Be: Mission Our Greatest Triumphs Are Before Us c. 1935 1934

b. 141, f. 2316 At the Parting of the Ways The World Outlook and the World 1936 MissionThe Rising Tide 1936

1936-1937

b. 141, f. 2317 The Challenge of the World Mission to Laymen The New Significance ofRural People 1937 to The Missionary Enterprise

1937

b. 141, f. 2318 Christian as Ambassador (with French and German translations) 1939

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b. 142, f. 2319 The Need for Spiritual Mobilization or The Significance of National ChristianMission

1940

b. 142, f. 2320 Lessons I Have Learned in 54 Years of Helping to Establish National andWorld-wide Christian Movements We Must Make Ready 1943 Missions andthe War

1943, 1944

b. 142, f. 2321 As We Approach Our Second Half-Century The Greatest Days of Missionary1947 Enterprise Are in the Years Before Us

1944

b. 142, f. 2322 Evangelism and Other Lands: Observa- tions and Lessons MissionaryPossibilities of the n.d. Students of the World

n.d.

b. 142, f. 2323 Relation of Students to World's Evangelization Sharing the Needs of theWorld n.d. The Church Is Imperative Duty n.d.

n.d.

b. 142, f. 2324 The Transcendent Importance of Prayer For Missions The Evangelization ofthe World n.d. in This Generation Christian Missions - Forward Together n.d.

n.d.

Money

b. 142, f. 2325 The Open Secret: How to Secure Men and Money for Missions 1914

Re: Money-raising 1939

b. 142, f. 2326 Liberating the Money Power 1946

Extracts from Various Addresses Of JRM on Money-raising n.d.

b. 142, f. 2327 How to Discover, Approach, Interest an Hold Large Contributors for theSupport of Our Work How to Enlist Large Gifts for n.d. Christian Causes

n.d.

Prohibition

b. 142, f. 2328 Prohibition: A Boon for Youth 1926

That Failure and Farce in America 1926, 1928

b. 142, f. 2329 Prohibition and Personal Liberty 1928

Statements of JRM re. prohibition 1931, 1932

Specific Organizations

1. British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS)

b. 142, f. 2330 Work of the British and Foreign Bible Society 1910

The Bible as a World Power 1927

b. 142, f. 2331 The World Influence of the Bible Societies 1934

Address to BFBS, Capetown branch 1934

2. International Missionary Council (IMC)

b. 142, f. 2332 International Missionary Co-operation, Its Possibilities, Its Cost, ItsRealization

1921

b. 142, f. 2333 International Missionary Co-operation, A Statement 1925

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b. 142, f. 2334 Jerusalem! 1928

Future of International Missionary Co-operation 1928

b. 142, f. 2335 Co-operation and the World Mission 1935

The Possibilities of the Tambaram Meeting 1938

Expectations Regarding Madras Conference 1938

Memorandum re: Tambaram Meeting 1938

b. 142, f. 2336 At Edinburgh, Jerusalem and Madras 1939

The Tambaram Meeting and Its Significance 1939

b. 142, f. 2337 After Madras 1940

Statement re: J.W. Decker 1942

Retrospect and Prospect 1947

3. Methodist Church

b. 142, f. 2338 Reasons Why the Home Church Must Go Forward 1903

The Challenge of the Centenary 1913

b. 142, f. 2339 The Missionary Centenary 1916

From Victory to Victory 1922

b. 142, f. 2340 Re: Uniting Conference, World Missions of the Methodist Church 1939

b. 142, f. 2341 The Call to United Methodism 1940

Methodism in Greater New York at a Fork in the Road n.d.

b. 142, f. 2342 World Responsibility of Present-day Methodism n.d.

4. Student Volunteer Movement (SVM)

b. 142, f. 2343 The American Student Uprising 1889

History of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions 1893

The Volunteer as a Force 1893

b. 142, f. 2344 Among the Students of Great Britian 1894

The Place of Prayer in the Volunteer Movement 1894

The Watchcry of the Student Volunteer Movement 1895

b. 142, f. 2345 Announcement of 3rd International Convention 1897

Results of SVM 1897

The National YMCA and the Volunteer Movement in China 1897

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b. 142, f. 2346 The Watchword of the SVM as a Spiritual Force 1904

A Vision Realized 1910

The Timeliness of the Rochester Convention 1910

b. 143, f. 2347 Prayer as a Factor in the Student Movement 1911

The Beginnings of the SVM 1912

b. 143, f. 2348 Why a Student Volunteer Convention at this time? 1919

The Achievements of the SVM for Foreign Missions During the FirstGeneration Its History

1920

b. 143, f. 2349 The Commitment of Life and How God Leads Men 1923, 1924

b. 143, f. 2350 The Tasks of Tomorrow 1936

Cycle of Prayer of the SVM for Foreign Missions n.d.

b. 143, f. 2351 The Irresistible Demand n.d.

Preserving the Vitality of the Movement n.d.

b. 143, f. 2352 Re: SVM n.d.

What Constructive Forces are Available n.d.

5. World's Student Christian Federation (WSCF)

b. 143, f. 2353 A Spiritual Awakening in a University 1898

The World's Student Christian Federation 1898

Canada and the WSCF 1903

b. 143, f. 2354 The Price of Leadership 1907

The Relation of the Student Federation to Peace and ArbitrationMovements

1908

Losing Ourselves in the Cause 1909

b. 143, f. 2355 Editorials for The Student World 1910-1926

The Processes by which We May Realize the Answer of Our Lord'sPrayer That We All May Be One

1911

Lake Mohonk Conference address 1913

b. 143, f. 2356 Functions of the General Committee of the WSCF 1926

Addresses at Mysore Conference 1928

b. 143, f. 2357 Message from Dr. John R. Mott 1941

The Students of Latin America and the Federation 1941

The WSCF and its Influence in Drawing Together the Christian Forces n.d.

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6. YMCA

General

b. 143, f. 2358 Year's Development of the Christian Assn. 1887

The Opportunities Our Members Have for Personally BenefittingOne Another

1888

b. 143, f. 2359 The Secretary's Relation to Colleges and College Men in HisCommunity Report of JRM

1889

b. 143, f. 2360 What Every Association Needs 1889

The Work of the Association 1889

b. 143, f. 2361 Forward Steps During the Year 1890

The Intercollegiate Deputation Conferences 1890

b. 143, f. 2362 The Claims of the General Secretaryship of the YMCA on Men ofEducation and Ability

1891

College YMCA Buildings 1891

b. 143, f. 2363 Is It Incumbent Upon the American YMCAs to Promote ForeignMissions, And If So, What Does This Suggest?

1891

b. 143, f. 2364 Re: Importance of Christian Work in Colleges 1892

A Convention in Front of the Golden Gate 1892

b. 143, f. 2365 The Great Fact in the Religious Life of Our Colleges Today 1892

Progress of the Intercollegiate Movement of the YMCA 1892

b. 143, f. 2366 How to Secure A College Association Building 1892

Intercollegiate Movement on the Pacific Coast 1892

b. 144, f. 2367 Remarkable Conference in the Webfoot State 1892

Missionary Department of the College Association 1894

b. 144, f. 2368 Work Among the Colleges 1894

The Bible Study Department 1895, 1901

b. 144, f. 2369 The Intercollegiate YMCA Movement Re: College Department, 1895

Work for New Students 1895,1901

The International Committee of YMCAs 1897

b. 144, f. 2370 Work Among Students 1898

Reports of Progress of the Inter-Collegiate Movement 1889-1899 1899

b. 144, f. 2371 Two Hundred Million Men in Non- Christian Lands 1899

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The Evangelization of the World in This Generation and the VitalRelationship of the Association Work to This Great Object

1900

b. 144, f. 2372 The Need for a Renewal of the Evangelistic Spirit in theAssociation

1900

The Place of Prayer in Our Work 1900

b. 144, f. 2373 The Young Men of the World and Our Relation to Them 1900

Typical Reports on Foreign Work From the Association Yearbook

b. 144, f. 2374 The Greatest Conflict Before the YMCAs 1901

Why We Believe in the Student YMCA Movement 1901

b. 144, f. 2375 The Imperative Demand 1902

The Responsibility Resting Upon the Delegates to ThisConvention

1902

b. 144, f. 2376 Ten Posts to Be Manned 1902

The Objective 1903

The Students of North America United 1903

b. 144, f. 2377 Address at 35th International Convention 1904

The Missionary Department of the Student YMCA 1904

b. 144, f. 2378 The Unprecedented Opportunity in Japan 1905

Why We Believe in the YMCA (with Spanish translation) 1906

b. 144, f. 2379 Be: YMCA Basis Question 1907

The Claims of the Kingdom of God Upon the Religious WorkDepartment

1908

The Relation of the YMCA to the International ArbitrationMovement

1908

b. 144, f. 2380 The Building Programme 1910

The Unique Character of the Present Situation 1910

b. 144, f. 2381 The Elements of Peril and Strength in the Present FinancialSituation of the Foreign Department

1914

Re: YMCA College 1914

b. 144, f. 2382 Battling for Better Manhood 1915

The Best are the Days to Come 1915

b. 144, f. 2383 The Every Man-Every Land Project in 19 Countries 1915

What Is Back of It All? 1917, n.d.

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b. 144, f. 2384 The Most Remarkable Generation of Boys the World Has EverKnown

1918

b. 144, f. 2385 The Coming International Convention 1919

The Leading Laymen of North America Needed at Detroit 1919

Pass on the Torch 1919

b. 144, f. 2386 The Summons to Augment the Forces of Leadership through theYMCA

1919

Conference address - Hotel Astor 1919

b. 144, f. 2387 Open Doors 1920

Why We Believe in the YMCA 1920

b. 144, f. 2388 At the Fork of the Road (3 dierent texts) 1921

How to Promote Growth and Eciency in Our Life and Work 1921

b. 144, f. 2389 Our Outlook 1921

YMCA and the Evangelical Churches 1921

The Regional Plan of Organization 1921

World Outlook and Outreach for Railroad Men 1921

b. 144, f. 2390 Worldwide Work of the North American YMCA 1921

Message to the Sta 1921

b. 144, f. 2391 Contributions Made By the YMCA 1922

Fundamentals of the YMCA 1922

Guiding Principles with Reference to Organization and GeneralAgencies of the North American YMCAs

1922

b. 144, f. 2392 Which Road Shall We Take? 1922

Re: World Situation and YMCA 1922

A Heart Message Out of 37 Years' Experience as Secretary 1922

b. 144, f. 2393 Addresses at World Congress of Boys' Workers, Austria 1923

Remarks at Constitutional Convention 1923

b. 144, f. 2394 Statement at Foreign Division Setting Up Conference 1924

Physical Education 1924

Contribution of Physical Education to the Kingdom of God in theWorld

1924

b. 144, f. 2395 Grounds of Confidence that YMCA is on the Threshold of a NewDay

1924


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The Growing YMCA 1924

Speech of Acceptance of General Secretaryship 1924

b. 144, f. 2396 Personal Reminiscence 1924

Recent Trends and Present Outlook of the North AmericanAssociation Brotherhood

1924

The American Associations Have Entered Upon a New Day 1925

b. 144, f. 2397 The Christ Way Three Years Program of the North 1925 AmericanAssociation Movement

1925

b. 144, f. 2398 Statement in response to call to presidency of World's Alliance 1926

Opened Doors in Front of the YMCA (incomplete) 1926

b. 145, f. 2399 The New York 'Y' and Modern Youth 1927

Address at testimonial dinner after 40 years service 1928

b. 145, f. 2400 Remarks at National Council Meeting 1928

Message of Hope from Dr. J.R. Mott 1931

b. 145, f. 2401 The YMCA and Orthodoxy 1933

The Choice Before Us 1934

The Significance of the Mysore Conference 1937

Remarks at the Mysore Conference 1937

b. 145, f. 2402 Statement in Old Guard News 1943

Letters in Young Men of India. Burma and Ceylon 1944, 1946

b. 145, f. 2403 The Price That Must Be Paid 1944

Retrospect and Prospect (3 texts) 1944, 1945

Untitled address 1944

b. 145, f. 2404 The Greatest Days of the YMCA are in the Years Before UsAddress at Plenary Conference, 1947 Edinburgh

1947

b. 145, f. 2405 The Contribution of the YMCA to the Physical Life of Men andBoys

n.d.

The Contribution of the YMCA to the Religious Life of Men andBoys

n.d.

b. 145, f. 2406 Five Matters of Urgency in the Student Field n.d.

The Greatest Undertaking Before the Brotherhood n.d.

b. 145, f. 2407 The Open Doors of the World n.d.

Governing Principles for the Association Movement n.d.


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The American Intercollegiate YMCA n.d.

b. 145, f. 2408 The Reason Why a Special Work for Boys n.d.

The Strategic Importance of Work with Boys n.d.

Untitled Statements n.d.

b. 145, f. 2409 Student Movement Finances n.d.

Statement in British and Colonial YMCA Review n.d.

The Unifying Influence of the YMCA n.d.

b. 145, f. 2410 The Work of the World's Committee of YMCAs n.d.

YMCA - Force as well as a Field n.d.

Statement to prospective secretaries n.d.

War Work

b. 145, f. 2411 Address on World War I c. 1914

University Men at War 1915

b. 145, f. 2412 The Added Missionary Responsibility of American LaymenOccasioned by the War

c. 1917

America Responds and Will Respond 1917

b. 145, f. 2413 The YMCA in War (4 articles for Ladies' Home Journal) 1917

b. 145, f. 2414 The Call of the Hour is to Prayer 1917

Over the Top 1917

b. 145, f. 2415 Why We Believe in the $35,000,000 Fund 1917

YMCA National $35,000,000 War Fund 1917

2 untitled addresses re: YMCA War Fund 1917

b. 145, f. 2416 Advances to Win War and the World 1918

American Manhood in the War 1918

b. 145, f. 2417 Re: Challenges after the end of WWI c. 1918

The Enlarging Opportunity Before the YMCA as WWI Draws to aClimax

1918

b. 145, f. 2418 For the Boys Over There 1918

The Tradition of the American Mother 1918

b. 145, f. 2419 The United War Work Campaign and Its Advantages 1918

The United War Work Compaign: Its Advantages and theNecessity for an Oversubscription

1918


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b. 145, f. 2420 Address at National Press Club 1918

When I Saw My Boy in France 1918

b. 145, f. 2421 Why At Least "100,000,000 Is Needed (2 texts) 1918, n.d.

Demands of Demobilization Period 1918

Criticisms about YMCA War Work Answers 1918

b. 145, f. 2422 Answers to Criticism 1919

Facts About the YMCA Canteen in France 1919

Gear Up to a Great World Trust 1919

b. 145, f. 2423 Is the YMCA Rolling in Money? 1919

Twelve Accusations Answered 1919

b. 145, f. 2424 Largest Voluntary Oering in History 1919

Need Every Cent to Complete War Service 1919

b. 145, f. 2425 Letter re: War Work 1919

Statement re: War Work 1919

The War Work of the YMCA 1919

Untitled Address re: War Work 1919

b. 145, f. 2426 Our Unfinished Task Overseas 1920

Suering Still Rampant in War Zones 1920

War Work Council Completing Work 1920

b. 145, f. 2427 Re: National War Work Council 1921

The Work of the American YMCA on Behalf of the Allied Armiesand POWs

1921

b. 145, f. 2428 Re: Navy YMCA 1922

The War Service of the Red Triangle 1922

b. 145, f. 2429 Re: Needs of War Prisoners 1942

The Morrow of Victory 1946

Leila White Mott

b. 145, f. 2430 Miscellaneous Writings 1895–1902, n.d.

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Series VI. Books and Forewords John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series VI. Books and Forewords, 1933–1959, n.d.The first folder in this series contains bibliographical lists of John R. Mott's publications. The materialrelated to Mott's book-length publications is arranged beginning with his earliest work, Strategic Points inthe World's Conquest (1897\and concluding with his six volume Addresses and Papers. The forewords andintroductions by Mott included in this series are arranged chronologically.


b. 146, f. 2431 Lists of JRM Publications 1933–1959, n.d.

b. 146, f. 2432 Strategic Points in the World's Conquest 1897

b. 146, f. 2433 The Evangelization of the World in This Generation 1900

b. 146, f. 2434 The Pastor and Modern Missions 1904

b. 146, f. 2435 The Future Leadership of the Church 1908

b. 146, f. 2436 The Decisive Hour of Christian Missions 1910

b. 146, f. 2437 Continuation Committee Conferences in Asia 1912-1913 1914

b. 146, f. 2438 The Present World Situation 1914

b. 146, f. 2439 The World's Student Christian Federation 1920

b. 146, f. 2440 Confronting Young Men With The Living Christ 1923

b. 146, f. 2441 The Present Day Summons to the World Mission of Christianity 1931

b. 146, f. 2442 Liberating the LaY Forces of Christianity 1932

b. 146, f. 2443 CooPeration and the World Mission 1935

b. 146, f. 2444 Evangelism and the World Mission 1935

b. 146, f. 2445 Five Decades and a Forward View 1939

b. 146, f. 2446 Methodists United for Action 1939

b. 146, f. 2447 The Larger Evangelism 1939

Addresses and Papers

b. 147, f. 2448 Acknowledgements of receipt by African and Near Eastern organizations 1948-1949

b. 147, f. 2449 Acknowledgements of receipt by Asian and Australian universities andorganizations

1947-1948

b. 147, f. 2450 Acknowledgements of receipt by Canadian universities and organizations 1947-1948

b. 147, f. 2451 Acknowledgements of receipt by European universities and organizations 1947-1948

b. 147, f. 2452 Acknowledgements of receipt by European universities and organizations 1947-1948

b. 147, f. 2453 Acknowledgements of receipt by Latin American universities and organizations

1948-1949

b. 147, f. 2456 Acknowledgements of receipt by United States state libraries 1947

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b. 147, f. 2454A Acknowledgements of receipt by United States theological seminaries 1950

b. 147, f. 2455 Acknowledgements of receipt by United States universities andorganizations

1947-1948

b. 147, f. 2456 Business arrangements 1945-1950

b. 147, f. 2457 Correspondence regarding distribution 1947-1951

b. 147, f. 2458 Distribution lists

b. 147, f. 2459 Distribution lists

b. 148, f. 2460 Draft of Volume V - The International Missionary Council (IMC) Pages 1-21

b. 148, f. 2461 Draft of Volume V-IMC Pages 22-96






b. 148, f. 2467 Draft of Volume V-IMC Pages 500-522, 605-623

b. 148, f. 2468 Material omitted from Volume V-IMC

b. 149, f. 2469 Errata reported by Ruth Rouse

b. 149, f. 2470 Reviews

b. 149, f. 2471 Foreword to Report of the Continuation Committee Conferences in Asia1912-1913

1913

b. 149, f. 2472 Forewords to For the Millions of Men Now under Arms series 1915

b. 149, f. 2473 Foreword to My Life with Young Men by Richard C. Morse 1918

b. 149, f. 2474 Forewords to Year Books of the YMCA's of North America 1918-1923

b. 149, f. 2475 Foreword to Report of Conferences of Christian Workers Among Moslems 1924

b. 149, f. 2476 Forewordto Youth Faces Life 1926

b. 149, f. 2477 Foreword to Christ and His Men by Olfert Ricard 1929

b. 149, f. 2478 Foreword to What About Missions? 1930

b. 149, f. 2479 Foreword to The Christian Mission in Rural India by Kenyon L. Butterfield 1930

b. 149, f. 2480 Foreword to The Rural Mission of the Church in Eastern Asia by Kenyon L.Butterfield

1931

b. 149, f. 2481 Foreword to Facing a World Crisis 1931

b. 149, f. 2482 Foreword to Youths Adventure with God 1931

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b. 149, f. 2483 Foreword to Mahatma Gandhi; His Life. Work, and Influence by J.R.Chitambar

1933

b. 149, f. 2484 Foreword to Directory of Foreign Missions 1933

b. 149, f. 2485 Foreword to InterPretive Statistical Survey of the World Mission of theChristian Church by J.I. Parker Foreword to work by J. Merle Davis 1942

1938

b. 149, f. 2486 Foreword to One Lord for One World 1946

b. 149, f. 2487 Foreword to Missions in the World Tomorrow by Corbett and Currier n.d.

b. 149, f. 2488 Foreword to Decision of Character (abridged) by John Foster n.d.

b. 149, f. 2489 Foreword to Roads to the CitY of God by Basil Mathews n.d.

b. 149, f. 2490 Foreword to The Moslem World of Today ed. by J.R. Mott n.d.

b. 149, f. 2491 Foreword to The Claims and Opportu ities of the Christian Ministry ed. byJ.R. Mott

n.d.

b. 149, f. 2492 Foreword to Christian Mass Movements in India by Bp. Pickett n.d.

b. 149, f. 2493 Foreword to Rebuilding Europe by Ruth Rouse n.d.

b. 149, f. 2494 Foreword to Life of HenrY B. Wright by George Stewart, Jr. n.d.

b. 149, f. 2495 Foreword to The Psychology of the Christian Life by H.E. Warner n.d.

b. 149, f. 2496 Foreword to The Eastern Orthodox Church by Stefan Zankov n.d.

b. 149, f. 2497 Forewords to Way of Worship, What He Lived By n.d.

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Series VII. Biographical Documentation John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series VII. Biographical Documentation, 1881-1885The bulk of this series is arranged in general chronological order with explanatory folder headings.Following the chronological succession are: one folder of undated miscellany, one folder containing listsof positions held and honors received by Mott, one folder containing chronologies compiled of Mott's life(1888-1924), two folders of personal financial material dating from 1925 to 1954 and a "Date and Place CardFile" which records Mott's activities in detail during the period 1888 to 1926.


b. 150, f. 2498 Upper Iowa University 1881-1885



b. 150, f. 2501 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities 1890

b. 150, f. 2502 Marriage to Leila White 1891

b. 150, f. 2503 YMCA Convention in Nebraska 1892

b. 150 YMCA International Conference 1894

b. 150, f. 2504 World trip- Europe, Near East 1895

b. 150, f. 2505 World trip-Ceylon, India 1895-1896

b. 150, f. 2506 World trip-Australia, New Zealand 1896

b. 150, f. 2507 World trip-Japan, misc. 1896-1897

b. 150, f. 2508 Conferences, visits-Oxford, Cambridge 1898

b. 150, f. 2509 Conferences, visits-including Univ. of Pa., Edinburgh Univ. 1899

b. 151, f. 2510 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities 1900-1901

b. 151, f. 2511 World trip-Japan 1901

b. 151, f. 2512 World trip-China 1901

b. 151, f. 2513 World trip-Ceylon, India 1901

b. 151 WSCF Convention, Soro 1902

b. 151 SVM Convention, Toronto 1902

b. 151, f. 2514 Conferences, visits-Australia, New Zealand 1903

b. 151, f. 2515 Conferences, visits-Italy 1904

b. 151, f. 2516 Conferences, visits-misc. universi-ties 1903-1905

b. 151, f. 2517 Conferences, visits-Europe, China banquet 1906

b. 151, f. 2518 Conferences, visits-South Africa 1906

b. 151, f. 2519 Conferences, visits-South America 1906

b. 151, f. 2520 Conferences, visits-Far East 1907

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b. 151, f. 2521 Conferences, visits to universities; British Bible Society membership 1907-1908

b. 151, f. 2522 Conferences, visits-Great Britain 1908

b. 151, f. 2523 Conferences, visits-Russia 1909

b. 151, f. 2524 Conferences, visits-Italy 1909

b. 152, f. 2525 Conferences, visits-Hungary, Germany Oered General Secretaryship of Fed- 1909oral Council of Churches

1909

b. 152, f. 2526 Conferences, visits-U.S., Canadian universities 1910

b. 152 YMCA Convention, Toronto 1910

b. 152, f. 2527 Honorary LL.D-Edinburgh Audience with British Royalty 1910

b. 152, f. 2528 Honorary LL.D-Princeton 1911

b. 152, f. 2529 Conferences, visits-Swiss universities 1911

b. 152, f. 2530 Conferences, visits-Greece, Near East, Servia, England, Ireland 1911, 1912

b. 152, f. 2531 Power of attorney to LWM 1912

b. 152, f. 2532 World trip-India 1912-1913

b. 152, f. 2533 World trip-China 1913

b. 152, f. 2534 World trip-General 1912-1913

b. 152, f. 2535 World trip-Korea, Japan 1913

b. 152, f. 2536 Ambassador to China position declined 1913

b. 152, f. 2537 Decision to devote more time to Continuation Committee 1913

b. 152, f. 2538 Conferences, visits-Europe 1913

b. 152, f. 2539 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities and conventions 1914


b. 152, f. 2541 Conferences, visits-Postville, IA 1914, 1915, 1917

b. 152, f. 2542 Conferences, visits-U.S. and Canadian universities 1915

b. 152, f. 2543 Appointed General Secretary YMCA 1915

b. 153, f. 2544 50th birthday-telegrams 1915

b. 153, f. 2545 American and Mexican Joint Commission 1916



b. 153, f. 2548 Conferences, visits-U.S. universities 1916

b. 153 Conferences, visits-Europe 1916

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b. 153, f. 2549 Criticisms of Mott's actions during WWI by Germans 1916-1920

b. 153, f. 2550 Special Diplomatic Mission to Russia-Ocial papers 1917

b. 153, f. 2551 Special Diplomatic Mission to Russia-clippings, memorabilia 1917

b. 153, f. 2552 Special Diplomatic Mission to Russia-Mott's activities 1917

b. 153, f. 2553 Conferences, visits-U.S. colleges 1917


b. 153, f. 2555 Honors: Distinguished Service Medal (USA); French Legion of Honor; Order of theCrown of Siam; Portugese Order of Christ; Cornell Semi-centennial Celebration(1919)

1919

b. 153, f. 2556 Honors: Order of the Crown of Italy; Third Class of the Imperial Order of the Meiji;YMCA War Work Council; Resolution of SVM

1920


b. 153, f. 2558 Conferences, visits-China, Japan 1922

b. 154, f. 2559 Lac des Iles Regatta 1922

b. 154, f. 2560 Honors: Hungarian Red Cross 1923

b. 154, f. 2561 Conferences, visits-England 1923

b. 154, f. 2562 Religious Work Emphasis tour 1923

b. 154, f. 2563 Conference of Christian Workers- Constantine, Algeria 1924

b. 154, f. 2564 Conference of Christian Workers- Helwan, Egypt 1924

b. 154, f. 2565 Regional Conference for Syria and Palestine-Brummana, Syria 1924

b. 154, f. 2566 General Conference of Workers Among Moslems-Jerusalem 1924

b. 154, f. 2567 Conferences, visits-Greece, Turkey 1924

b. 154, f. 2568 Conferences, visits-Serbia, Bulgaria, Roumania, Czechoslovakia 1924

b. 154, f. 2569 Conferences, visits-Poland, Germany 1924

b. 154, f. 2570 Honors: Greek Order of the Savior Order of Polonia Restituta (Poland) 1924

b. 154, f. 2571 Visits to towns in U.S. 1925

b. 154, f. 2572 60th Birthday 1925

b. 154, f. 2573 Pacific Basin Tour-General 1925-1926

b. 155, f. 2574 Pacific Basin Tour-Japan 1925

b. 155, f. 2575 Pacific Basin Tour-Korea 1925

b. 155, f. 2576 Pacific Basin Tour-China 1926

b. 155, f. 2577 Pacific Basin Tour-China 1926

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b. 155, f. 2578 Pacific Basin Tour-Philippines 1926

b. 155, f. 2579 Pacific Basin Tour-Netherlands Indies 1926






b. 156, f. 2585 Pacific Basin Tour-Australia 1926





b. 156, f. 2590 Pacific Basin Tour-New Zealand 1926





b. 157, f. 2595 World Conference YMCA, Helsingfors Mott appointed Chairman of World'sAlliance

1926

b. 157, f. 2596 Miscellaneous incl. Rattvik, Sweden 1926

b. 157, f. 2597 Itinerary Feb.-May, 1927

b. 157, f. 2598 Conferences, visits-Holland, Paris, Germany 1927

b. 157, f. 2599 Conferences, visits-Poland, Hungary 1927

b. 157, f. 2600 Conferences, visits-Canada 1927

b. 157, f. 2601 Physical examination 1928

b. 157, f. 2601 Methodist convention 1928

b. 157, f. 2601 Endorsement of Hoover 1928

b. 157, f. 2602 Conferences, visits-Sofia Conferences with Orthodox Church leaders 1928

b. 157, f. 2603 IMC Jerusalem meeting 1928

b. 157, f. 2604 Resignation from General Secretaryship of YMCA 1928

b. 157, f. 2605 Resignation from General Secretaryship of YMCA 1928

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b. 157, f. 2606 Resolution of Committee of Reference and Council 1928

b. 157, f. 2607 WSCF Conference-Mysore 1928

b. 157, f. 2608 World trip-Bangkok Conference 1929

b. 158, f. 2609 World trip-Philippines 1929 Mar

b. 158, f. 2610 World trip-Japan 1929 Apr

b. 158, f. 2611 World trip-Korea 1929 Apr

b. 158, f. 2612 World trip-China 1929 Apr-May

b. 158, f. 2613 World trip-General 1929

b. 158, f. 2614 Honors: Order of the First Class of the Sacred Treasure (Japan) 1929 May

b. 158, f. 2615 Itinerary 1930 Feb-Jun

b. 158, f. 2615 Meeting in Philadelphia 1930 Jan

b. 158, f. 2616 Consultation of Leaders of Orthodox Churches with Leaders of YMCA, Athens 1930 Feb 25-28

b. 158, f. 2617 Consultation regarding the Orthodox Churches and Missionary Work Among theMoslems, Athens

1930 Feb 28-Mar1

b. 158, f. 2618 Conferences, visits-Germany 1930 Feb

b. 158, f. 2618 Denmark 1930 Mar

b. 158, f. 2619 Conferences, visits-Sweden, Norway 1930 Mar

b. 158, f. 2620 Conferences, visits-Great Britain 1930 Mar-May

b. 158, f. 2621 Honorary membership in "Pro Fide et Christianismot' (Sweden) 1930

b. 158, f. 2622 Honor: Order of the White Lion (Czechoslovakia) 1930

b. 158, f. 2623 Walker Trust Lectures on Leadership, University of St. Andrews 1931 Feb

b. 158, f. 2624 Honorary LL.D.-Brown University 1931

b. 158, f. 2624 Commencement address-Upper towa Univ. 1931

b. 158, f. 2624 Interview 1931

b. 158, f. 2625 Bangor Theological Seminary Convocation 1931

b. 158, f. 2625 Tuskegee Institute visit 1931

b. 158, f. 2625 Prohibition views 1931

b. 158, f. 2626 Conferences, visits-Athens, Greece 1933 Apr

b. 158, f. 2627 Conferences, visits-Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1933 May

b. 158, f. 2628 Conferences, visits-Sofia, Bulgaria 1933 May

b. 159, f. 2629 Conferences, visits-Bucharest, Roumania 1933 May

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b. 159, f. 2630 Conferences with Russian Student Christian Movement, France 1933 May, Jun

b. 159, f. 2631 Itinerary, Miscellaneous 1933-1934

b. 159, f. 2632 Conferences, visits-Africa 1934

b. 159, f. 2633 Conferences, visits-Africa 1934

b. 159, f. 2634 Conferences, visits-Japan 1935,Mar, Apr

b. 159, f. 2635 Conferences, visits-Korea 1935 Apr

b. 159, f. 2636 Conferences, visits-Shanghai, China 1935 Apr

b. 159, f. 2637 Conferences, visits-Nanking, China 1935 Apr

b. 159, f. 2638 Conferences, visits-Peiping, China 1935 Apr

b. 159, f. 2639 Conferences, visits-Hankow, China 1935 Apr

b. 159, f. 2640 Conferences, visits-Philippines 1935 May

b. 159, f. 2641 70th birthday 1935 May

b. 160, f. 2642 Itinerary 1935 Dec

b. 160, f. 2642 SVM Convention 1935 Dec

b. 160, f. 2643 Itinerary 1936 Jan

b. 160, f. 2643 Visit to Berlin 1936 Jun

b. 160, f. 2643 Conversations with Gandhi 1936 Dec

b. 160, f. 2644 Honorary membership-The Bible Foundation- 1937

b. 160, f. 2644 Honorary Canon-Washington Cathedral 1937

b. 160, f. 2645 Conferences/visits-India 1937 Feb

b. 160, f. 2646 Conferences/visits-Near East 1937 Feb-Mar

b. 160, f. 2647 Itinerary 1937 Sep-Dec

b. 160, f. 2648 Conferences/visits-Great Britain 1937

b. 160, f. 2649 Conferences/visits-Europe 1938

b. OV1 Illustrated greeting from Prague YMCA (OVERSIZE) 1938

b. 160, f. 2650 Membership in Athenaeum Club, London 1938 Apr

b. 160, f. 2650 Estonian Red Cross 1938 May

b. 160, f. 2650 Cornell 50th Reunion 1938 Jun

b. 160, f. 2651 IMC Conference-India 1938 Dec

b. 160, f. 2651 Conversation with Gandhi 1938 Dec

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b. 160, f. 2652 Purchase of Orlando home 1938 Mar

b. 160, f. 2652 Itinerary 1938-1939

b. 160, f. 2653 Award of the Silver Bualo, Boy Scouts of America 1939 Jun

b. 160, f. 2653 Award in Toronto 1939 Oct

b. 160, f. 2654 Methodist uniting conference 1939 Aug

b. 160, f. 2654 Itinerary 1939-1940

b. 160, f. 2655 Proposed visit to Russia 1940?

b. 160, f. 2655 Visits in U.S. 1940

b. 160, f. 2656 Conferences/visits-Mexico 1940 Jan

b. 160, f. 2657 Conferences/visits-Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo 1940 Mar

b. 160, f. 2658 Conferences/visits-Cuba 1940 Apr

b. 160, f. 2659 Conferences/visits-Argentina 1940 Jun

b. 160, f. 2660 Conferences/visits-Brazil 1940 Jun

b. 161, f. 2661 Conferences/visits-South America 1940

b. 161, f. 2662 Miscellany 1940-1941

b. 161, f. 2663 Canadian School of Missions lectures 1941 Mar

b. 161, f. 2664 Conferences/visits-Canal Zone 1941 Apr

b. 161, f. 2665 Conferences/visits-Colombia 1941 Apr

b. 161, f. 2666 Conferences/visits-Santiago, Chile 1941 Apr

b. 161, f. 2667 Conferences/visits-Temuce, Chile 1941 Apr

b. 161, f. 2668 Conference on Indian Work-Antofagasta, Chile 1941 May

b. 161, f. 2669 Conferences/visits-Ecuador 1941 May

b. 161, f. 2670 Conferences/visits-Guatemala 1941 May

b. 161, f. 2671 Conferences/visits-Peru 1941 May

b. 161, f. 2672 Conferences/visits-Canada 1941 Sep-Nov

b. 161, f. 2673 Marker for Birthplace of JRM 1941

b. 161, f. 2674 Resignation from Chairmanship of International Missionary Council 1942 Jan

b. 161, f. 2654 Honorary Chairman-Foreign Missions Conference of North America 1942 Jan

b. 161, f. 2675 Conferences/visits-Canada and U.S. 1942

b. 161, f. 2676 Conferences/visits-U.S. 1943

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b. 161, f. 2676 Rollins Animated Magazine 1943-1948

b. 161, f. 2676 Honorary D. Litt.-Upper Iowa Univ. 1943 May

b. 161, f. 2677 Itineraries, miscellany 1944-1945

b. 161, f. 2677 Honorary LL.D. University of Toronto 1944 Nov

b. 161, f. 2678 80th birthday 1945 May

b. 161, f. 2679 Miscellany 1945, 1946

b. 161, f. 2680 Conferences/visits-Europe 1945 Jan-Apr

b. 161, f. 2681 Luncheon at Methodist Church, Orlando 1946 Apr

b. 161, f. 2681 Prince Carl Medal (Sweden) 1946 May

b. 162, f. 2682 Nobel Peace Prize-announcements, events 1946 Nov-Dec

b. 162, f. 2683 Nobel Peace Prize-announcements, events 1946 Nov-Dec

b. 162, f. 2684 Nobel Peace Prize-compilation of messages to JRM 1946 Dec

b. 162, f. 2685 Nobel Peace Prize-U.S. newspaper and magazine clippings 1946-1947

b. 162, f. 2686 Nobel Peace Prize-non-U.S. newspaper clippings 1946-1947

b. 162, f. 2687 Nobel Peace Prize-dinner in honor Of JRM 1946 Dec

b. 162, f. 2688 Nobel Peace Prize-Cornell dinner 1947 Feb

b. 162, f. 2689 Conferences/visits,Germany 1947 Jun

b. 162, f. 2690 Niche statue-Trinity Methodist Church, Springfield, MA 1947 Nov

b. 162, f. 2691 Miscellany 1947

b. 162, f. 2692 Conference of Heads of Autocephalous Churches, Moscow (Correction: Mott didnot attend this conference)

1948 Jul

b. 163, f. 2693 Zion's Herald Award for Methodist Churchmanship World Council of Churches-Amsterdam 1948 Miscellany 1948

1948 Dec

b. 163, f. 2694 Conferences/visits-Far East 1949 Mar-Apr

b. 163, f. 2695 Miscellany 1949-1951

b. 163, f. 2696 YMCA Citation 1951 Jun

b. 163, f. 2697 Conferences/visits-Turkey 1951 Aug

b. 163, f. 2698 SVM Conference 1951 Dec

b. 163, f. 2699 Itinerary Marriage to Agnes Peter 1953 Jul 1953 Jun

b. 163, f. 2700 Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit (Federated Republic of Germany) 1953 Dec

b. 163, f. 2701 89th Birthday 1954 May

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b. 163, f. 2702 Death of JRM 1955 Jan 31

b. 163, f. 2702a Disposition of Mott papers and library 1955

b. 163, f. 2703 JRM Fellowship Fund 1956

b. 163, f. 2703 JRM Memorial Tablet-Washington Cathedral 1958 Jun

b. 163, f. 2703 World Alliance YMCA-John R. Mott House 1963 Geneva

b. 163, f. 2704 JRM Centennial observances 1965

b. 163, f. 2705 Miscellany n.d.

b. OV1 Greeting from Finnish organization n.d.

b. 163, f. 2706 Lists of honors received by JRM of positions held by JRM

b. 163, f. 2707 Chronologies 1888-1924

b. 163, f. 2708 Personal finances of JRM 1925-1938

b. 163, f. 2708A Personal finances of JRM 1939–1954, n.d.

b. 164, f. 2709 "Date and Place Card File" 1888-1926

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Series VIII. Subject Files John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series VIII. Subject FilesThe material of this series is arranged alphabetically by topic

A. BiographyB. Related to specific countries or geographical areasC. Related to specific organizationsD. Topical

The material for each organization served by Mott is chronologically

arranged under appropriate headings.


Biography

b. 165, f. 2710 Acton, Lord

b. 165, f. 2711 Agassiz, Louis

b. 165, f. 2712 Aggrey, Dr. J.E.K.

b. 165, f. 2713 Aitchison, Charles U.

b. 165, f. 2714 Alexander the Great

b. 165, f. 2715 Anderson, Martin B.

b. 165, f. 2716 Andrews, C.F.

b. 165, f. 2717 Anthony, Susan B.

b. 165, f. 2718 Aristides

b. 165, f. 2719 Armstrong, Samuel Chapman

b. 165, f. 2720 Babcock, Maltbie Davenport

b. 165, f. 2721 Balch, Emily Greene

b. 165, f. 2722 Baldwin, Matthias W.

b. 165, f. 2723 Banerjea, Kali Charan

b. 165, f. 2724 Billings, Frederick and Julia

b. 165, f. 2725 Blaine, James G.

b. 165, f. 2726 Boies, Henry Martyn

b. 165, f. 2727 Bonar, Andrew A.

b. 165, f. 2728 Booth, Catherine

b. 165, f. 2729 Borden, William Whiting

b. 165, f. 2730 Botha, Louis

b. 165, f. 2731 Brainerd, David

b. 165, f. 2732 Brent, Charles Henry

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b. 165, f. 2733 Bright, John

Broadus, John Albert

b. 165, f. 2734 Brockman, Fletcher S.

b. 165, f. 2735 Brooks, Phillips

b. 165, f. 2736 Brown, George and John A.

b. 165, f. 2737 Bryce, James

b. 165, f. 2738 Buchanan, George

b. 165, f. 2739 Bulgako, Sergius

b. 165, f. 2740 Burlingame, Anson

b. 165, f. 2741 Burns, Robert

b. 165, f. 2742 Butterfield, Kenyon L.

b. 165, f. 2743 Caesar

b. 165, f. 2744 Carter, Robert

b. 165, f. 2745 Cato, Marcus

b. 166, f. 2746 Cavour, Count (Camillo Benso)

b. 166, f. 2747 Chalmers, Doctor

b. 166, f. 2748 Churchill, Winston

b. 166, f. 2749 Cicero

b. 166, f. 2750 Cleveland, Grover

b. 166, f. 2751 Cochran, Joseph P.

b. 166, f. 2752 Crane, Charles R.

b. 166, f. 2753 Creighton, Bishop

b. 166, f. 2754 Cromwell, Oliver

b. 166, f. 2755 Curzon, Lord

b. 166, f. 2756 Dana, James Dwight

b. 166, f. 2757 Darwin, Charles

b. 166, f. 2758 Davidson, Randall Thomas

b. 166, f. 2759 Dawson, Sir William

b. 166, f. 2760 Demosthenes

b. 166, f. 2761 deVilliers, Lord

Biography (continued)

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b. 166, f. 2762 Dods, Marcus

b. 166, f. 2763 Dollar, Robert

b. 166, f. 2764 Drummond, Henry

b. 166, f. 2765 Du, Alexander

b. 166, f. 2766 Earle, A.B.

b. 166, f. 2767 Eddy, Sherwood

b. 166, f. 2768 Edward VII

b. 166, f. 2769 Edwards, Jonathan

b. 166, f. 2770 Elizabeth, Queen of Romania

b. 166, f. 2771 E linwood, Frank Field

b. 166, f. 2772 Finney, Charles Grandison

b. 166, f. 2773 Fisher, Georey Francis

b. 166, f. 2774 Fletcher, John

b. 166, f. 2775 Foch, Ferdinand

b. 166, f. 2776 Ford, Henry

b. 166, f. 2777 Forman, John Newton

b. 166, f. 2778 Foster, Thomas D.

b. 166, f. 2779 Francis of Assisi

b. 166, f. 2780 Fraser, Andrew

b. 166, f. 2781 Frederick the Great

b. 166, f. 2782 Freeman, Edward

b. 166, f. 2783 Fry, Elizabeth

b. 167, f. 2784 Gandhi, Mahatma (author)

b. 167, f. 2785 Gandhi, Mahatma (subject)

b. 167, f. 2786 Gandhi, Mahatma (subject)

b. 167, f. 2787 Garbett, Cyril Forster

b. 167, f. 2788 Garfield, James J.

b. 167, f. 2789 George, Henry

b. 167, f. 2790 Gibbons, James

b. 167, f. 2791 Gladden, Washington


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b. 167, f. 2792 Gladstone, William E.

b. 167, f. 2793 Glenn, John Mark

b. 167, f. 2794 Gordon, Adoniram Judson

b. 167, f. 2795 Gordon, Charles George (Chinese)

b. 167, f. 2796 Gordon, George A.

b. 167, f. 2797 Goreh, Father

b. 167, f. 2798 Gough, John B.

b. 167, f. 2799 Gould, Helen Miller

b. 167, f. 2800 Gould, Jay

b. 167, f. 2801 Grant,Ulysses S.

b. 167, f. 2802 Greene, Daniel C.

b. 167, f. 2803 Grotius, Hugo

b. 167, f. 2804 Gunsalus, Frank W.

b. 167, f. 2805 Hall, George A.

b. 167, f. 2806 Hall, Newman

b. 167, f. 2807 Hamilton, Alexander

b. 167, f. 2808 Hankey, Donald

b. 167, f. 2809 Harbison, Samuel Pollock

b. 167, f. 2810 Harper, James and Joseph

b. 167, f. 2811 Harriman, Edward

b. 167, f. 2812 Hart, Robert

b. 167, f. 2813 Haygood, Laura

b. 167, f. 2814 Heinz, Henry J.

b. 168, f. 2815 Hepburn, J.C.

b. 168, f. 2816 Hogg, Quintin

b. 168, f. 2817 Hopkins, Mark

b. 168, f. 2818 Howard, John

b. 168, f. 2819 Hughes, Hugh Price

b. 168, f. 2820 Huss, John

b. 168, f. 2821 Jackson, Arthur


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b. 168, f. 2822 Jackson, Stonewall

b. 168, f. 2823 Jesup, Morris Ketchum

b. 168, f. 2824 Jones, Rufus

b. 168, f. 2825 Jowett, Benjamin

b. 168, f. 2826 Kagawa

b. 168, f. 2827 Keller, Helen

b. 168, f. 2828 Kitchener, Lord

b. 168, f. 2829 Knox, John

b. 168, f. 2830 Kuyper, Abraham

b. 168, f. 2831 Lang, Cosmo Gordon

b. 168, f. 2832 Larrabee, William

b. 168, f. 2833 LeConte, Joseph

b. 168, f. 2834 Lee, Robert E.

b. 168, f. 2835 Lincoln, Abraham and Nancy Hanks

b. 168, f. 2836 Lister, Lord

b. 168, f. 2837 Livingstone, David

b. 168, f. 2838 Low, Seth

b. 168, f. 2839 Lull, Ramon

b. 168, f. 2840 Luther, Martin

b. 168, f. 2841 McAll, Robert Whitaker

McCheyne, Robert

b. 168, f. 2842 MacKay, Alexander

McKinley, William

MacNeil, John

b. 168, f. 2843 Manning, Cardinal

Marx, Karl

b. 168, f. 2844 Masaryk, Tomas

b. 168, f. 2845 Mazzini, Giuseppe

b. 168, f. 2846 McCormick, Cyrus Hall and Nettie F.

b. 168, f. 2847 Mercier, Desire


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b. 168, f. 2848 Millp, Samuel J.

b. 168, f. 2849 Montgomery, Henry

b. 168, f. 2850 Moody, Dwight L.

b. 169, f. 2851 Morgan, J.P.

b. 169, f. 2852 Mott, Lucretia

b. 169, f. 2853 Moule, Handley

b. 169, f. 2854 Muller, George

b. 169, f. 2855 Murray, Andrew, Sr.

b. 169, f. 2856 Mussolini, Benito

b. 169, f. 2857 Neesima, Joseph Hardy

b. 169, f. 2858 Nehru, Jawaharlal

b. 169, f. 2859 Czar Nicholas, Czarina Alexandra

b. 169, f. 2860 Nicolay, Baron Paul

b. 169, f. 2861 Nightingale, Florence

b. 169, f. 2862 Nott, Eliphalet

b. 169, f. 2863 Osler, Sir William

Overtoun, Lord

b. 169, f. 2864 Paget, James

b. 169, f. 2865 Parker, Joseph

b. 169, f. 2866 Pasteur, Louis

b. 169, f. 2867 Peabody, Henry W.

b. 169, f. 2868 Pearsons, D.K.

b. 169, f. 2869 Penn, William

b. 169, f. 2870 Pitkin, Horace Tracy

b. 169, f. 2871 Suckler, Edward Graf

b. 169, f. 2872 Radstock, Lord

b. 169, f. 2873 Rainy, Principal

b. 169, f. 2874 Ramabai, Pandita

b. 169, f. 2875 Rauschenbusch, Walter

b. 169, f. 2876 Reading, Lord


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b. 169, f. 2877 Reynolds, James B.

b. 169, f. 2878 Rhodes, John Cecil

b. 169, f. 2879 Riis, Jacob

b. 169, f. 2880 Rockefeller, John D.

b. 169, f. 2881 Romanes, George J.

b. 169, f. 2882 Roosevelt, Theodore

b. 169, f. 2883 Roosevelt, Theodore

b. 170, f. 2884 Roots, Logan H.

b. 170, f. 2885 Ross, G.A. Johnston

b. 170, f. 2886 Rountree, John Stephenson

b. 170, f. 2887 Satthianadhan, Samuel

b. 170, f. 2888 Severance, Louis H.

b. 170, f. 2889 Shaftsbury, Lord Ashley, Earl of

b. 170, f. 2890 Simpson, James Y.

b. 170, f. 2891 Smuts, Jan

b. 170, f. 2892 Speer, Elliott

b. 170, f. 2893 Spurgeon, Charles H.

b. 170, f. 2894 Stock, Eugene

b. 170, f. 2895 Stokes, James

b. 170, f. 2896 Studd, J.E. Kynaston

b. 170, f. 2897 Sun Yat-sen

b. 170, f. 2898 Sunday, William A.

b. 170, f. 2899 Tagore, Rabindranath

b. 170, f. 2900 Talbot, Neville Stuart

b. 170, f. 2901 Temple, William

b. 170, f. 2902 Tikhon, Patriarch (Basil Belavin)

b. 170, f. 2903 Torrey, R.A.

b. 170, f. 2904 Trumbull, Henry Clay

b. 170, f. 2905 Tze-hsi, Dowager Empress of China

b. 170, f. 2906 Wanamaker, John


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b. 170, f. 2907 Wanless, William

b. 170, f. 2908 Washington, Booker T.

b. 170, f. 2909 Washington, George

b. 170, f. 2910 Welch, William Henry

b. 170, f. 2911 Wesley, John

b. 170, f. 2912 Wescott, Brooke Foss

b. 170, f. 2913 White, John Campbell

b. 170, f. 2914 Whitefield, George

b. 170, f. 2915 Whittle, D.W. Whyte, Alexander

b. 170, f. 2916 Willard, Frances E.

b. 170, f. 2917 Williams, George

Williams, S. Wells

b. 170, f. 2918 Williams, Samuel

b. 170, f. 2919 Wilson, James Hood

b. 170, f. 2920 Wilson, Woodid

b. 170, f. 2921 Wright, Henry B.

b. 170, f. 2922 Yuasa, Hachiro

Related to Specific Countries or Geographical Areas

b. 171, f. 2923 Africa-General

b. 171, f. 2924 Asia-General

b. 171, f. 2925 China-General

b. 171, f. 2926 China: Education, Literati, Students

b. 171, f. 2927 China: Evangelism, Missions

b. 171, f. 2928 China: Evangelism, Missions

b. 171, f. 2929 China: Politics, History

b. 171, f. 2930 Congo

b. 171, f. 2931 Czechoslovakia

b. 171, f. 2932 Denmark

b. 171, f. 2933 Europe-General

b. 172, f. 2934 Finland


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b. 172, f. 2935 Germany

b. 172, f. 2936 Great Britain

b. 172, f. 2937 India-Caste, Race

b. 172, f. 2938 India-Church

b. 172, f. 2939 India-Cities

b. 172, f. 2940 India-Domestic Life

b. 172, f. 2941 India-Education

b. 172, f. 2942 India-Evangelism

b. 172, f. 2943 India-General

b. 172, f. 2944 India-Mass Movements

b. 173, f. 2945 India-Missions

b. 173, f. 2946 India-Native Christians

b. 173, f. 2947 India-Non-violence

b. 173, f. 2948 India-Politics

b. 173, f. 2949 India-Relations with Britain, U.S.

b. 173, f. 2950 India-Rural Life

b. 173, f. 2951 India-Student Associations., Schools

b. 173, f. 2952 India-Students, Youth

b. 173, f. 2953 Italy

b. 173, f. 2954 Indonesia

b. 173, f. 2955 Japan-Church, Schools, Christian Movements, Organizations

b. 173, f. 2956 Japan-Church, Orthodox

b. 174, f. 2957 Japan-Church, Orthodox

b. 174, f. 2958 Japan-Culture, History, Polictics

b. 174, f. 2959 Japan-Evangelism, Missions

b. 174, f. 2860 Japan-General

b. 174, f. 2861 Japan-General

b. 174, f. 2862 Japan-Relations between China and Japan

b. 174, f. 2963 Korea

b. 174, f. 2964 Latin America-Church, Ecumenism

Related to Specific Countries or Geographical Areas (continued)

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b. 174, f. 2965 Latin America-Education

b. 174, f. 2966 Latin America-Evangelism, Missions



b. 175, f. 2969 Latin America-Leadership

b. 175, f. 2970 Latin America-Politics (Domestic), Economy

b. 175, f. 2971 Latin America-Politics (International)

b. 175, f. 2972 Latin America-Student Associations, Schools

b. 175, f. 2973 Latin America-Students, Youth

b. 175, f. 2974 Near East-Cities

b. 175, f. 2975 Near East-Culture, History

b. 175, f. 2976 Near East-Politics

b. 175, f. 2977 Near East-Rural Areas, Biblical Sites

b. 175, f. 2978 Philippines

b. 175, f. 2979 Poland

b. 175, f. 2980 Rhodesia

b. 176, f. 2981 Russia-Art, Music, Literature

b. 176, f. 2982 Russia-Bolshevism

b. 176, f. 2983 Russia-General

b. 176, f. 2984 Russia-Living Church Movement

b. 176, f. 2985 Russia-Orthodox Church-General

b. 176, f. 2986 Russia-Orthodox Church- Leadership, clergy

b. 176, f. 2987 Russia-Orthodox Church-Relations abroad

b. 176, f. 2988 Russia-Orthodox Church-Theology, spiritual life

b. 176, f. 2989 Russia-Orthodox Church/State Relations

b. 176, f. 2990 Russia-Orthodox Church/State Relations

b. 177, f. 2991 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l904-1913)


b. 177, f. 2993 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l917)



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b. 177, f. 2996 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l940's)

b. 177, f. 2997 Russia-Political and cultural situation (l950's)

b. 177, f. 2998 Russia-Religion

b. 178, f. 2999 Russia-Revolutionaries

b. 178, f. 3000 Russia-Students, education

b. 178, f. 3001 South Africa

b. 178, f. 3002 Turkey-Cities

b. 178, f. 3003 Turkey-General

b. 178, f. 3004 United States-Christianity

b. 178, f. 3005 United States-Cities, urban life

b. 178, f. 3006 United States-Ethnic groups, immigration

b. 178, f. 3007 United States-History, politics

b. 178, f. 3008 United States-History, politic

b. 178, f. 3009 United States-National parks, natural phenomena

b. 178, f. 3010 United States-Eastern Orthodox churches

b. 179, f. 3011 United States-Relations with Europe

b. 179, f. 3012 United States-Relations with Great Britain

b. 179, f. 3013 United States-Relations with Latin America

b. 179, f. 3014 United States-Relations with Far East

b. 179, f. 3015 United States-Relations with Japan

b. 179, f. 3016 United States-Relations with Japan

b. 179, f. 3017 United States-Relations with Russia (1916-1920)

b. 180, f. 3018 United States-Relations with Soviet Union (1930-1949)

b. 180, f. 3019 United States-Relations with Soviet Union (1950's)

b. 180, f. 3020 United States-Roman Catholicism

b. 180, f. 3021 United States-Roman Catholicism

b. 180, f. 3022 United States-Rural life

b. 180, f. 3023 Yugoslavia

Related to Specific Organizations


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b. 180, f. 181 Agricultural Missions, Inc. (See YDSL HR)

b. 180, f. 3024 Allied Youth, Inc. 1941–1949, n.d.

b. 180, f. 3025 Church History Deputation to the Orient Peace Union (see: YDSL RG61)Committee on Cooperation in Latin America (see: YDSL RG 31, Series I)

1931-1932

b. 180, f. 3026 Committee on the Work of John R. Mott, Inc. Financial material 1923-1953

b. 180, f. 3027 Committee on the Work of John R. Mott, Inc. Meeting minutes 1929-1942

b. 180, f. 3028 Committee on the Work of John R. Mott, Inc. Ocial papers 1929-1955


b. 181, f. 3030 Cornell University Fund raising 1948–1951, n.d.

b. 181, f. 3031 Cornell University Miscellaneous 1870-1905

b. 181, f. 3032 Cornell University 1906–1948, n.d.

b. 181, f. 3032A Emergency Committee of the Missionary Societies of Great Britain, the U.S.,and Canada 1918-1919 Council of Churches of Christ (see: YDSL HR)

b. 181, f. 3033 First Methodist Church, Orlando, Florida 1944-1951

b. 181, f. 3034 Hall of Fame-New York University 1940-1950

b. 181, f. 3035 Institute of Social and Religious Research 1921-1934

b. 181, f. 3036 Interchurch World Movement of North America Articles, clippings 1919-1921

b. 181, f. 3037 Interchurch World Movement of North America Foreign Survey Department 1920

b. 181, f. 3038 Interchurch World Movement of North America Letters, minutes,memoranda

1919

b. 181, f. 3039 Interchurch World Movement North America Letters, minutes, memoranda 1920, n.d.

b. 181, f. 3040 Interchurch World Movement of North America Reports, pamphlets 1919-Jan 1920

b. 181, f. 3041 Interchurch World Movement of May North America Reports, pamphlets3041A International Missionary Council (see also: YDSL RG 31)

1920-1923

b. 181, f. 3042 James Stokes Society Financial material 1921-1948

b. 181, f. 3043 James Stokes Society Financial material 1949-1951

b. 182, f. 3044 James Stokes Society Meeting minutes 1921-1946

b. 183, f. 3045 James Stokes Society Meeting minutes 1947-1953

b. 183, f. 3046 James Stokes Society Will of James Stokes 1916

Laymen's Missionary Movement (see: YDSL HR1277)

b. 183, f. 3047 Methodist Church 1939

b. 183, f. 3047 Orthodox Theological Seminary 1933

Related to Specific Organizations (continued)

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b. 183, f. 3047 Russian Student Christian Movement 1923-1950

b. 183, f. 3048 Russian Student Fund 1941-1954

b. 183, f. 3048A Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions see also: (YDSL RG 42)

b. 183, f. 3049 United War Work Campaign, Inc. 1918

b. 183, f. 3050 United War Work Campaign, Inc. 1921

b. 183, f. 3051 Washington Cathedral World Conference on Christian Life and Work,Oxford (World Conference on Church, Community, and State) (see:YDSL RG62); YDSL World Conference on Faith and Order (see:YDSL RG 62); WorldCouncil of Churches (see: YDSL RG 500)

1924–1941, n.d.

b. 183, f. 3052 Yale Divinity School c. 1909

b. 183, f. 3053 YMCA-City General Secretaries' Association Conference 1929

b. 183, f. 3054 YMCA-General Board Meeting minutes 1924-1929

b. 183, f. 3055 YMCA-GeneraL Board Treasurer's Reports 1929-1931

b. 183, f. 3056 YMCA-General Board Treasurer's Reports 1932-1933

b. 183, f. 3057 YMCA-International Board MonthLy meeting minutes 1937-1949

b. 183, f. 3058 YMCA-International Board Policy Committee 1939

b. 184, f. 3059 YMCA-International Committee Auditor's reports 1928, 1929

b. 184, f. 3060 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-annual meetings 1929-1936

b. 184, f. 3061 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-annual meetings 1930-1936

b. 184, f. 3062 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-annual meetings 1938-1939

b. 184, f. 3063 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-annual meetings 1940-1945

b. 184, f. 3064 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-By-Laws, Incorporation 1930-1940

b. 184, f. 3065 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-Finanee Committee 1931, 1939

b. 184, f. 3066 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-miscellaneous reportsand minutes

1928-1935

b. 184, f. 3067 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-Report of Controller 1932-1942

b. 185, f. 3068 YMCA-International Comm-ittee Board of Trustees-Report of President 1936-1938

b. 185, f. 3069 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-Report of President 1939-1942

b. 185, f. 3070 YMCA-International Committee Board of Trustees-Report of President 1943-1949

b. 185, f. 3071 YMCA-International Committee Budgetary and financial matters 1921-1933

b. 185, f. 3072 YMCA-International Committee Committee on Properties and Trusts 1933-1941

b. 185, f. 3073 YMCA-International Committee Executive committee minutes 1915-1932


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b. 186, f. 3076 YMCA-International Committee Executive committee-treasurer's reports 1928-1932

b. 186, f. 3077 YMCA-International Com-m-ittee Foreign Building Program IV 1926

b. 186, f. 3078 YMCA-International Committee Foreign Department Building Fund 1916-1922

b. 186, f. 3079 YMCA-International Committee Foreign Department-White HouseConference

1910

b. 186, f. 3080 YMCA-International Committee Foreign Division Report 1924

b. 186, f. 3081 YMCA-International Committee Forward Program Fund c. 1931

b. 186, f. 3082 YMCA-International Committee General Secretaryship of J.R. Mott 1912

b. 186, f. 3083 YMCA-International Committee Incorporation, By-laws 1915-1939

b. 186, f. 3084 YMCA-International Committee Miscellaneous 1897-1941

b. 186, f. 3085 YMCA-International Committee Monthly meeting minutes 1931-1932



b. 187, f. 3088 YMCA-International Committee Plenary meeting 1953

b. 187, f. 3089 YMCA-International Committee Publicity reports, brochures 1934, n.d.

b. 187 YMCA-International Committee Relationship to Eastern Orthodox Church(see World's Committee/World's Alliance)

b. 187, f. 3090 YMCA-International Co i ttee Relationship to National Council, USA 1923-1931

b. 187, f. 3091 YMCA-International Committee Relationship to Roman Catholic Church 1918–1927, n.d.

b. 187, f. 3092 YMCA-International Committee Source material on YMCA basis ofmembership

1887-1906

b. 187, f. 3093 YMCA-International Committee Source material on YMCA history 1901-1905

b. 187, f. 3094 YMCA-International Committee material on YMCA secretaryship 1885–1909, n.d.

b. 188, f. 3095 YMCA-International Committee Treasurer's Reports 1932-1933

b. 188, f. 3096 YMCA-International Committee Trustees of the War Fund 1920-1928

b. 188, f. 3097 YMCA-International Committee Work in Balkans 1921

b. 188, f. 3098 YMCA-International Committee Work in China c. 1901–1912, n.d.

b. 188, f. 3099 YMCA-International Committee Work in Europe-D.A. Davis reports 1925, 1940

b. 188, f. 3100 YMCA-International Committee Work in Greece 1929

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b. 188, f. 3102 YMCA-International Committee Work in Jerusalem 1922-1933

b. 188, f. 3103 YMCA-International Committee Work in Jerusalem 1934–1935, n.d.

b. 188, f. 3104 YMCA-International Committee Treasurer's Reports 1932-1933

b. 188, f. 3105 YMCA-International Committee Work in Philippines 1906-1907

b. 188, f. 3106 YMCA-International Committee Work in Poland 1920-1934

b. 188, f. 3107 YMCA-International Committee Work in Poland 1934-1938

b. 188, f. 3108 YMCA-International Committee Work in Russia 1916-1918

b. 188, f. 3109 YMCA-International Committee Work in Russia 1919-1924

b. 189, f. 3110 YMCA-International Committee Work in Russia 1926–1949, n.d.

b. 189, f. 3111 YMCA-International Committee Work in South America and the Caribbean 1940–1941, n.d.

b. 189, f. 3112 YMCA-International Committee; Work in Sweden 1945

b. 189, f. 3112 YMCA-International Committee; Work in Turkey n.d.

b. 189, f. 3113 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA and Canada Detroit 1919

b. 189, f. 3113 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA and Canada Atlantic City 1922

b. 189, f. 3113 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA and Canada Washington,D.C.

1925

b. 189, f. 3114b. 189, f. 3115

YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA and Canada Cleveland 1931

b. 189, f. 3116 YMCA-International Convention of YMCAs of USA and Canada Niagara Falls 1935

b. 189, f. 3117 YMCA-National Board Board of Trustees 1953-1954

b. 189, f. 3118 YMCA-National Board Executive Committee minutes 1940

b. 189, f. 3119 YMCA-National Council, Canada Miscellaneous 1911, 1928

b. 189, f. 3120 YMCA-National Council, USA Annual meeting records 1924-1939

b. 189, f. 3121 YMCA-National Council, USA Army and Navy YMCAs n.d.

b. 189, f. 3122 YMCA-National Council, USA Budgets, reports 1924-1925


b. 190, f. 3124 YMCA-National Council, USA Budgets, reports 1927




b. 191, f. 3128 YMCA-National Council, USA Commission on Message and Purpose 1930–1932, n.d.


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b. 191, f. 3129 YMCA-National Council, USA Committee of Five to Study the 1927 Work ofthe National Council Member

b. 191, f. 3130 YMCA-National Council, USA Constitution and By-Laws 1923

b. 191, f. 3131 YMCA-National Council, USA Constitutional Convention 1923

b. 191, f. 3132 YMCA-National Council, USA Counselling Commission of the 1929 Churches

b. 191, f. 3133 YMCA-National Council, USA Foreign Division organization 1924–1925, n.d.

b. 191, f. 3134 YMCA-National Council, USA General Secretaryship of J.R. Mott 1922-1929

b. 191, f. 3135 YMCA-National Council, USA General Secretary's Cabinet 1926-1929

b. 191, f. 3136 YMCA'National Council, USA Miscellaneous 1929–1954, n.d.

b. 191, f. 3137 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Committee-Joint Conference onNational Policies

1931

b. 191, f. 3138 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Foreign Committee publications 1929-1939

b. 191, f. 3139 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Foreign Committee-Rehabilitation of work in Japan

1923-1924

b. 191, f. 3140 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Foreign Committee-reports andbrochures

1931, n.d.

b. 191, f. 3141 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Foreign Division Committeeminutes

1928-1931

b. 191, f. 3142 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Division Executive Committeeminutes

1929-1931

b. 191, f. 3143 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Material related to YMCA WorldConference.

1937

b. 191, f. 3144 YMCA-National Councils, USA and Canada Relationships 1923-1935

b. 192, f. 3145 YMCA-National War Work Council Criticisms: Baptist 1919

b. 192, f. 3146 YMCA-National War Work Council Criticisms: Government investigation 1920-1923

b. 192, f. 3147 YMCA-National War Work Council Criticisms: Miscellaneous 1919-1920

b. 192, f. 3148 YMCA-National War Work Council Documentary pamphlets and articles 1917–1919, n.d.

b. 192, f. 3149 YMCA-National War Work Council Financial Appeals and records 1917

b. 192, f. 3150 YMCA-National War Work Council Financial appeals and records 1918

b. 192, f. 3151 YMCA-National War Work Council Financial appeals and records 1919, 1920

b. 192, f. 3152 YMCA-National War Work Council Financial appeals and records 1921-1927

b. 192, f. 3153 YMCA-National War Work Council General reports, minutes 1917-1920

b. 192, f. 3154 YMCA-National War Work Council Work in Russia Work in Poland(OVERSIZE)

1921


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b. 192, f. 3155 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Conferences-miscellaneous 1928-1939

b. 193, f. 3156 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Conferences-miscellaneous 1933-1939

b. 193, f. 3157 YMCA-World's Committee/worlds Alliance Conferences-miscellaneous 1942–1946, n.d.

b. 193, f. 3158 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Constitutions, Directories 1913-1947

b. 193, f. 3159 YMCA-World's Committee/worlds Alliance Executive Committee 1927-1930

b. 193, f. 3160 YMCA-World's Committee/world's Alliance Executive Committee 1931-1938

b. 193, f. 3161 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Executive Committee 1939

b. 193, f. 3162 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Executive Committee 1946-1951

b. 194, f. 3163 YMCA-Worlds Committee/world's Alliance; Geneva Headquarters BuildingProject

1949

b. 194, f. 3164 YMCA-World's Committee/worlds Alliance International Young Men'sChristian Association School

1927-1931

b. 194, f. 3165 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Miscellaneous 1920–1948, n.d.

b. 194, f. 3166 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Ocers' Committee 1928-1930

b. 194, f. 3167 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Ocers' Committee 1931-1939

b. 194, f. 3168 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Plenary meetings 1925

b. 194, f. 3169 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Plenary meetings 1927-1938

b. 194, f. 3170 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Plenary meeting 1947

b. 195, f. 5171 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Plenary meetings 1947

b. 195, f. 3172 YMCA-Worlds Committee/World's Alliance Plenary meeting 1947

b. 195, f. 3173 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Plenary meetings 1950-1953

b. 195, f. 3174 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Post-war planning

b. 195, f. 3175 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Relationship to EasternOrthodox Church

1928-1937

b. 196, f. 3176 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance Reports of Soldiers' Homes inEurope

1914, 1915

b. 196, f. 3177 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 15th(?)-18th WorldConferences

1905–1913, n.d.

b. 196, f. 3178 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 19th World Conference ofYMCAs

1926

b. 196, f. 3179 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 20th World Conference ofYMCAs

1931

b. 196, f. 3180 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance 21st World Conference ofYMCAs

1937


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b. 196, f. 3181 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance World Service Committee n.d.

b. 196, f. 3182 YMCA-World's Committee/World's Alliance World's Youth News Letter 1940-1941

b. 196, f. 3183 YMCA-World's Committee/World's ALliance YMCA Centenary 1944

b. 196, f. 3184 YMCA-Retirement Fund Report; memorandum 1922, 1928

b. 196, f. 3185 YMCA-War Prisoners Aid Reports of D.A. Davis L914- 1918, n.d.

b. 196, f. 3186 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Reports of D.A. Davis 1940-1944,

b. 196, f. 3187 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Reports of A.C. Harte 1915-1919

b. 196, f. 3188 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Reports of Conrad Homan 1916–1920, n.d.

b. 196, f. 3189 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Miscellaneous-WWI 1915–1918, n.d.

b. 196, f. 3190 YMCA-War Prisoners' Aid Miscellaneous-WWII n.d.

b. 196, f. 3191 YMCA-World Service Fellowship Fellowship Notes 1933-1941

b. 196, f. 3192 YMCA-World Service Fellowship Miscellaneous

Topical

b. 197, f. 3193 Alcohol, Drug Abuse, Prohibition

b. 197, f. 3194 Atomic energy

b. 197, f. 3195 Bible-as history

b. 197, f. 3196 Bible-circulation

b. 197, f. 3197 Bible-evangelism, conversion, mission

b. 197, f. 3198 Bible-general

b. 197, f. 3199 Bible-influence on the arts

b. 197, f. 3200 Bible-influence on civil life, social reform

b. 197, f. 3201 Bible-influence on civil life, social reform

b. 197, f. 3202 Bible-influence on English language

b. 198, f. 3203 Bible-influence on literature

b. 198, f. 3204 Bible-its power to transform

b. 198, f. 3205 Bible-relationship to Church

b. 198, f. 3206 Bible-relationship to ministers, missionaries

b. 198, f. 3207 Bible-relationship to other religions

b. 198, f. 3208 Bible-translations

b. 198, f. 3209 Bible-universal appeal


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b. 198, f. 3210 Bible-universal appeal

b. 198, f. 3211 Bible-use in education, public schools

b. 199, f. 3212 Bible societies

b. 199, f. 3213 Bible study

b. 199, f. 3214 Bible study

b. 199, f. 3215 Biography

b. 199, f. 3216 Business, industry

b. 199, f. 3217 Business, labor

b. 199, f. 3218 Christ-as teacher, model, prophet

b. 199, f. 3219 Christ-deity, miracles

b. 199, f. 3220 Christ-general

b. 200, f. 3221 Christian art

b. 200, f. 3222 Christian life-conversion

b. 200, f. 3223 Christian life-discipline, character

b. 200, f. 3224 Christian life-doubt, despair

b. 200, f. 3225 Christian life-faith

b. 200, f. 3226 Christian life-general

b. 200, f. 3227 Christian life-heroism, martyrdom

b. 200, f. 3228 Christian life-loyalty

b. 200, f. 3229 Christian life-models

b. 201, f. 3230 Christian life-resurrection, immortality

b. 201, f. 3231 Christian life-sanctification

b. 201, f. 3232 Christian life-self-examination

b. 201, f. 3233 Christian life-service, stewardship

b. 201, f. 3234 Christian life-temptation, sin

b. 201, f. 3235 Christian movements-Oxford Movement

b. 201, f. 3236 Christian movements-Society of Friends

b. 201, f. 3237 Christian movements-various denominations

b. 201, f. 3238 Christianity-general

b. 201, f. 3239 Christianity-relationship to other religious

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b. 201, f. 3240 Christianity-universality

b. 201, f. 3241 Chruch-general

b. 201, f. 3242 Church-history

b. 201, f. 3243 Church-relationship to world, state influence

b. 202, f. 3244 Economic and political systems

b. 202, f. 3245 Ecumenism-councils, conferences

b. 202, f. 3246 Ecumenism-general

b. 202, f. 3247 Ecumenism-methods

b. 202, f. 3248 Ecumenism-Orthodox Churches

b. 202, f. 3249 Ecumenism-relationship to foreign missions

b. 202, f. 3250 Ecumenism-Roman Catholic Church

b. 202, f. 3251 Ecumenism-Russian Orthodox Church

b. 203, f. 3252 Education-in evangelism, missions

b. 203, f. 3253 Education-Roman Catholic

b. 203, f. 3254 Education-teaching, reading

b. 203, f. 3255 Eciency, organization, use of time

b. 203, f. 3256 Evangelism-bound volume of examples

b. 203, f. 3257 Evangelism-bound volume of letters from missionaries

b. 203, f. 3258 Evangelism-general

b. 204, f. 3259 Evangelism-methods, groups

b. 204, f. 3260 Evangelism-revivals

b. 204, f. 3261 Forgiveness/Sin

b. 204, f. 3262 Health, physical fitness

b. 204, f. 3263 Holy Spirit

b. 204, f. 3264 Intellect, intellectuals

b. 204, f. 3265 International relations

b. 204, f. 3266 Leadership-characteristics of leaders

b. 204, f. 3267 Leadership-general

b. 204, f. 3268 Leadership-general

b. 205, f. 3269 Leadership-recruitment, training

Topical (continued)

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b. 205, f. 3270 Leadership-students as future leaders

b. 205, f. 3271 Memory

b. 205, f. 3272 Ministry-chaplaincy

b. 205, f. 3273 Ministry-general

b. 205, f. 3274 Ministry-recruitment

b. 205, f. 3275 Ministry-vocational choice

b. 205, f. 3276 Missions-general

b. 205, f. 3277 Missions-medical

b. 205, f. 3278 Missions-minutes of conferences

b. 205, f. 3279 Missions-missionaries

b. 205, f. 3280 Missions-Roman Catholic

b. 205, f. 3281 Missions-strategy

b. 205, f. 3282 Missions-student involvement

b. 205, f. 3283 Missions-wartime and post war

b. 206, f. 3284 Money-Christian organizations t use of

b. 206, f. 3285 Money-endowments, foundations

b. 206, f. 3286 Money-general

b. 206, f. 3287 Money-gifts to churches, missions

b. 206, f. 3288 Money-philanthropy, general

b. 206, f. 3289 Money-philanthropy, individual (A-J)

b. 206, f. 3290 Money-philanthropy' individual (Carnegie)

b. 206, f. 3291 Money-philanthropy, individual (K-R)

b. 206, f. 3292 Money-philanthropy, individual (Rockefeller)

b. 206, f. 3293 Money-philanthropy, individual (S-Z)

b. 207, f. 3294 Money-the possibilities and power of

b. 207, f. 3295 Nature, natural phenomena

b. 207, f. 3296 Orthodox Church (see also: Box 162, Folder 2692, Conference of Heads ofAutocephalous Orthodox Churches, Moscow)

b. 207, f. 3297 Orthodox Church

b. 207, f. 3298 Orthodox Church

b. 207, f. 3299 Peace, pacifism

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b. 207, f. 3300 Prayer-general

b. 207, f. 3301 Prayer-intercessory

b. 208, f. 3302 Prayer-Morning Watch

b. 208, f. 3303 Prayer-public

b. 208, f. 3304 Prayers

b. 208, f. 3305 Public speaking

b. 208, f. 3306 Race relations

b. 208, f. 3307 Race relations

b. 208, f. 3308 Religions other than Christianity

b. 208, f. 3309 Religious aliation, liberty

b. 208, f. 3310 Religious education in public universities

b. 208, f. 3311 Roman Catholic Church

b. 209, f. 3312 Sabbath observance

b. 209, f. 3313 Science and religion

b. 209, f. 3314 Social reform, social gospel

b. 209, f. 3315 Social reform, social gospel

b. 209, f. 3316 Theological education

b. 209, f. 3317 Time

b. 209, f. 3318 Travel, exploration

b. 209, f. 3319 Vocational choices

b. 209, f. 3320 War

b. 209, f. 3321 Youth, juvenile delinquency

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Series IX. Evaluations and Biographies John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series IX. Evaluations and BiographiesThe first section of this series contains articles and letters written to describe Mott's life and work. Theseevaluations are arranged alphabetically by author, concluding with a folder of anonymous articles. Thesecond section of the series relates to the biographies written by Basil Mathews, Galen Fisher and C.Howard Hopkins. Preceding the folders devoted to Hopkins' work are correspondence and memorandawhich represent the groundwork for the definitive biography project.


Articles, statements re. JRM

b. 210, f. 3322 A

b. 210, f. 3323 B

b. 210, f. 3324 C

b. 210, f. 3325 D

b. 210, f. 3326 E

b. 210, f. 3327 F

b. 210, f. 3328 G

b. 210, f. 3329 H

b. 210, f. 3330 J

b. 210, f. 3331 K

b. 211, f. 3332 L

b. 211, f. 3333 M

b. 211, f. 3334 N

b. 211, f. 3335 O

b. 211, f. 3336 p

b. 211, f. 3337 R

b. 211, f. 3338 S

b. 211, f. 3339 T

b. 211, f. 3340 V

b. 211, f. 3341 W

b. 211, f. 3342 Z

b. 212, f. 3343 Anonymous 1899-1919

b. 212, f. 3344 Anonymous 1920-1939

b. 212, f. 3345 Anonymous 1940-1955

b. 212, f. 3346 Anonymous n.d.

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Biographies

b. 212, f. 3347 Mathews, Basil: John R. Mott-World Citizen (JRM-WC) Businessarrangements, distribution

1933-1942

b. 212, f. 3348 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Reviews 1934

b. 212, f. 3349 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Reviews 1934

b. 212, f. 3350 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Notes, sources

b. 212, f. 3351 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WG Notes, sources

b. 212, f. 3352 Mathews, Basil: JRM-WC Notes, sources

b. 212, f. 3353 Fisher, Galen: John R. Mott-Architect of Cooperation and Unity 1951-1953

b. 213, f. 3354 Hopkins, C. Howard: John R. Mott Biography Project (JRM BP) Backgroundcorrespondence

1955-1964

b. 213, f. 3355 Hopkins, C. Howard: JRM BP Miscellaneous correspondence 1964-1974

b. 213, f. 3356 Hopkins, C. Howard: JRM BP Correspondence with YMCA Historical Library 1965-1970

b. 213, f. 3357 Hopkins, C. Howard: JRM BP Reports, minutes 1958-1973

b. 213, f. 3358 Hopkins, C. Howard-Notes and source material-Key to classification system

b. 213, f. 3359 Hopkins: O. (Bibliography)

Hopkins: 00.06 (Background: US History)

Hopkins: 00.96 (Background: US History)

b. 213, f. 3360 Hopkins: 1.00 (Biographical)

b. 213, f. 3361 Hopkins: 1.01 (Biographical: Genealogy, name)

b. 213, f. 3362 Hopkins: 1.06 (Biographical: Religious life)

Hopkins: 1.08 (Biographical: Personal traits:adult)

Hopkins: 1.94 (Biographical: Honors)

b. 213, f. 3363 Hopkins: 1.98 (Biographical: Marriage, family)

Hopkins: 2.01 (Education and Vocational Decision: Fayette)

b. 214, f. 3364 Hopkins: 2.02 (Education and Vocational Decision: Cornell)

b. 214, f. 3365 Hopkins: 2.86 (Education and Vocational Decision: Personal Finances)

Hopkins: 2.87 (Education and Vocational Decision: Memorials)

b. 214, f. 3366 Hopkins: 3 (Student YMCA Secretaryship)

b. 214, f. 3367 Hopkins: 3.95 (Student YMCA Secretary: British SCM)

b. 214, f. 3368 Hopkins: 4. (Student Volunteer Movement)

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b. 214, f. 3369 Hopkins: 5.05 (WSGF: World Tour 1895-97)

b. 214, f. 3370 Hopkins: 5.06 (WSCF: Conferences)

Hopkins: 5.08 (WSCF: Later tours)

Hopkins: 6.02 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Programs, policies, Administration)

b. 214, f. 3371 Hopkins: 6.90 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: China)

Hopkins: 6.91 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Latin America)

Hopkins: 6.92 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: India)

b. 214, f. 3372 Hopkins: 6.94 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Jerusalem bldg.)

Hopkins: 6.99 (YMCA Foreign Dept.: Japan)

Hopkins: 7. (Edinburgh 1910)

b. 214, f. 3373 Hopkins: 7.93 (Edinburgh 1910: American Proposals)

b. 214, f. 3374 Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) K. Maclennan J.H. Oldham

b. 214, f. 3375 Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) J.W. Richter G. Robson C.R.Watson

b. 214, f. 3376 Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) S.W. Zwemer 337Z

Hopkins: 7.96 (Edinburgh 1910: Commission I) A-Z

b. 214, f. 3378 Hopkins: 8. (Continuation Committee)

Hopkins: 8.05 (Continuation Committee: Probs at end of PHI)

b. 214, f. 3379 Hopkins: 8.07 (Continuation Committee: Probs. at end of WWI)

Hopkins: 8.08 (Continuation Committee: Emergency Comm.)

Hopkins: 8.96 (Continuation Committee: JRM as Chairman)

b. 215, f. 3380 Hopkins: 9.00 (World Tour for Cont. Comm.: Gen. Misc.)

b. 215, f. 3381 Hopkins: 9.05 (World Tour for Cont. Comm.: China)

Hopkins: 9.08 (World Tour for Cont. Comm.: Eddy)

b. 215, f. 3382 Hopkins: 10. (World's Alliance to 1919)

b. 215, f. 3383 Hopkins: 10.03 (World's Alliance to 1919: Mott's rel. before '07) I.C. GeneralSecretary)

b. 215, f. 3384 Hopkins: 13. (Other Orgs., Pre-WWI)

Hopkins: 14. (Colleges Universities)

b. 215, f. 3385 Hopkins: 15. (World War I)

Hopkins: 15.05 (WWI: Mott's functions)

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b. 215, f. 3386 Hopkins: 16. (Missions to Russia)

b. 215, f. 3387 Hopkins: 16.08 (Mission to Russia-diary of CH McCormick)

b. 215, f. 3388 Hopkins: 19. (Gen. Sec'y YMCA-NC 1920s)

Hopkins: 19.95 (Gen. Sec'y YMCA: Political Controversy)

b. 215, f. 3389 Hopkins: 20. (I.M.C.)

b. 215, f. 3390 Hopkins: 20.04 (I.M.C.: Chairman) 1928, 1930, 1933,1936

Hopkins: 20.02 (I.M.C.: Continuation from: org.)

b. 215, f. 3391 Hopkins: 20.04 (I.M.C.: Chairman) 1937,1938,1940,1941

b. 215, f. 3392 Hopkins: 20.04A: (I.M.C.: Hon. Chairman) 1942

b. 215, f. 3393 Hopkins: 20.06 (I.M.C.: Tours)

Hopkins: 20.09 (I.M.C.: Exec. Comm. Mtgs.)

Hopkins: 20.95 (I.M.C.: Resignation)

Hopkins: 20.96 (I.M.C.: Budget)

Hopkins: 20.98 (I.M.C.: J.H. Oldham)

b. 215, f. 3394 Hopkins: 21.02 (Other orgs. post WWI: Interchurch World Mvt.)

b. 215, f. 3395 Hopkins: 21.03 (Other orgs. post WWI: Washington Cathedral)

Hopkins: 21.04 (ether orgs. post WWI: Inst. Soc. Rel. Res.)

b. 215, f. 3396 Hopkins: 21.06 (Other orgs. post WWI: Agricultural Missions)

b. 215, f. 3397 Hopkins: 22. (IMC Confs through Jerusalem)

b. 216, f. 3398 Hopkins: 22.07 (IMC Confs. through Jerusalem: Preps. for Jerusalem)

Hopkins: 22.09 (IMC Confs. through Jerusalem: Jer. Interpretations)

b. 216, f. 3399 Hopkins: 23.08 (IMC Post-Jerusalem: For. Miss. Council of N.A.)

Hopkins: 23.97 (IMC Post-Jerusalem: Orphaned missions)

b. 216, f. 3400 Hopkins 24. (WSCF 1920)

b. 216, f. 3401 Hopkins: 24.07 (WSCF 1920: Tour Scand.)

Hopkins: 25.04 (Confs; others 1920: Portschacht)

b. 216, f. 3402 Hopkins: 26. (World's Alliance 1920)

b. 216, f. 3403 Hopkins: 26.03 (World's Alliance 1920: Mott as President)

Hopkins: 26.10 (World's Alliance 1920: Fr-Ger. rels)

Hopkins: 26.96 (World's Alliance 1920: Stange-German)


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Hopkins: 26.98 (World's Alliance 1920: Honorary President)

b. 216, f. 3404 Hopkins: 32. (Books, JRM Bibliography)

Hopkins: 33. (Leila White Mott)

Hopkins: 35 (World Council of Churches)

b. 216, f. 3405 Hopkins: 35.06 (WCC No. Am. Prov. Comm.)

b. 216, f. 3406 Hopkins: 35.07 (WCC; Preparation. Misc [cf 25])

b. 216, f. 3407 Hopkins: 36.03 (Most Children: Irene)

b. 216, f. 3408 Hopkins: 37. (Protestant Church Relations)

Hopkins: 37.01 (Protestant Church Relations: Methodist)

Hopkins: 37.97 (Protestant Church Relations: Presbyterians)

b. 216, f. 3409 Hopkins: 39. (Orthodox Church Relations)

Hopkins: 40. (Russian Church Relations)

Hopkins: 41. (Work Schedules-World Travel)

Hopkins: 43. (Foreign Travel 1890-1909)

Hopkins: 43.02 (Foreign Travel 1890-1909; World, 1895-1897)

b. 216, f. 3410 Hopkins: 46. (Foreign Travel 1931)

b. 216, f. 3411 Hopkins: 48. (Countries: Europe)

Hopkins: 49. (Africa, Near East, Latin America)

Hopkins: 49.10 (Africa, Near East, Latin America: Palestine)

Hopkins: 49.91 (Africa, Near East, Latin America: Canada)

b. 216, f. 3412 Hopkins: 50. (Countries: Asia, Australia)

Hopkins: 50.03 (Countries: Asia, Australia; Australia)

Hopkins: 50.06 (Countries: Asia, Australia; India)

Hopkins: 50.07 (Countries: Asia, Australia: Japan)

b. 216, f. 3413 Hopkins: 50.99 (Countries: Asia, Australia; New Zealand)

b. 216, f. 3414 Hopkins: 50.03 (Addresses re Missions: Reviews of World Conds.)

Hopkins: 53.88 (Thought, Ideas: Prohibition)

Hopkins: 53.04 (Thought, Ideas: Peace; internat'1 rels.)

b. 216, f. 3415 Hopkins: 55.07 (Methods, Techniques: Evangelistic)

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b. 217, f. 3417 Hopkins: 60. (Colleagues)

b. 217, f. 3418 Hopkins: 60.01 (Colleagues: "A")

b. 217, f. 3419 Hopkins: 60.02 (Colleagues: "B")

b. 217, f. 3420 Hopkins: 60.02 (Colleagues: "B")

Hopkins: 60.03 (Colleagues: "C")

b. 217, f. 3421 Hopkins: 61.06 (Colleagues: Colton)

b. 217, f. 3422 Hopkins: 60.04 (Colleagues: "D")

b. 217, f. 3424 Hopkins: 60.05 (Colleagues: "E")

Hopkins: 60.06 (Colleagues: "F")

b. 217, f. 3425 Hopkins: 60.08 (Colleagues: "G")

b. 217, f. 3426 Hopkins: 60.10 (Colleagues: "J")

Hopkins: 60.99 (Colleagues: "K")

b. 218, f. 3427 Hopkins 60.98 (Colleagues: ''L")

Hopkins: 60.97 (Colleagues: "M")

b. 218, f. 3428 Hopkins: 60.976A (Colleagues: "M": Metallo)

b. 218, f. 3429 Hopkins: 60.96 (Colleagues: "N")

Hopkins: 60.95 (Colleagues: "O")

b. 218, f. 3430 Hopkins: 60.94 (Colleagues: "P-Q")

Hopkins: 60.93 (Colleagues: "R")

b. 218, f. 3431 Hopkins: 60.92 (Colleagues: "S")

b. 218, f. 3432 Hopkins: 60.92 (Colleagues: "S")

Hopkins: 60.91 (Colleagues: "T")

b. 218, f. 3433 Hopkins: 61.02 (Colleagues: "V")

b. 218, f. 3434 Hopkins: 61.03 (Colleagues: "W")




Hopkins: 61.04 (Colleagues: "XYZ")

b. 218, f. 3438 Hopkins - Unclassified miscellany

b. 219, f. 3439 Hopkins: 9 sound recording tapes of interviews 1968-1970


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b. 219, f. 3440 Hopkins: Oprints of 3 articles related to Mott, co-authored by Hopkins andJohn W. Long

1976,1978, 1980

b. 229, f.3513-3519

Hopkins: Finished draft from which printed draft of John R. Mott - ABiography was derived Chapters I - VII

1978

b. 230, f. 3520-3524

Chapters VIII- XII 1978

b. 230, f. 3524A Reviews of Hopkins' book c.1981

b. 231 Punch cards used for Hopkins biography




b. 235 Hopkins: Correspondence A-P

b. 236 Hopkins: Correspondence Q-Z, research materials

b. 237 Hopkins: typescript of biography


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Series X. Photographs John R. Mott PapersRG 45

Series X. PhotographsA. Family photographs: arranged by topicB. Portraits of Mott: chronologically arrangedC. Portraits of individuals other than Mott: alphabetically arrangedD. Travel and conference photographs: chronologically arrangedE. Photographs occasioned by tributes to Mott: chronologically arranged


Family photographs: arranged by topic

b. 220, f. 3441 JRM ancestors 1876, n.d.

b. 220, f. 3442 JRM boyhood surroundings n.d.

b. 220, f. 3443 JRM's children and grandchildren 1897, n.d.

b. 220, f. 3444 Leila White Mott/JRM 1888–1941, n.d.

b. 220, f. 3445 White family 1916, n.d.

b. 220, f. 3446 Agnes Peter Mott/JRM c. 1954

b. 220, f. 3447 Photographs taken at Lac des Iles c. 1895, n.d.

Portraits of Mott: arranged chronologically

b. 220, f. 3448 Portraits pre–1890

b. 220, f. 3449 Portraits c. 1890-1900

b. 221, f. 3450 Portraits c. 1900-1910

b. 221, f. 3451 Portraits c. 1910-1920

b. 221, f. 3452 Portraits c. 1920's

b. 221, f. 3453 Portraits c. 1920's

b. 221, f. 3454 Portraits c. 1930's

b. 221, f. 3455 Portraits c. 1940-1955

b. 221, f. 3456 Cartoon, sketches, sculpture of JRM 1923–1935, n.d.

Portraits of individuals other than Mott: alphabetically arranged

b. 222, f. 3457 A-E

b. 222, f. 3458 F-G

b. 222, f. 3459 H-K

b. 222, f. 3460 M-N

b. 222, f. 3461 P-R

b. 222, f. 3462 S

b. 222, f. 3463 T

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b. 222, f. 3464 W

b. 222, f. 3465 unidentified

Travel and conference photographs: chronologically arranged


b. 222, f. 3467 World trip for Continuation Committee 1912-1913

b. 222, f. 3468 Album: World tour 1912-1913

b. 223, f. 3469 Album: World tour 1912-1913

b. 223, f. 3470 WSCF conference--Princeton 1913


b. 223, f. 3472 Mexican Commission 1916

b. 224, f. 3473 Mission to Russia 1917

b. 224, f. 3474 Album: Mission to Russia 1917

b. 224, f. 3475 Poland 1920-1921

b. 224, f. 3476 YMCA conference-Caux 1920


b. 224, f. 3478 WSCF conference-Peking 1922

b. 224, f. 3479 Album: Manchuria, Palestine, Poland, Philippine Islands c. 1924

b. 224, f. 3480 IMC Moslem conferences 1924

b. 224, f. 3481 Related to Eastern Orthodox church 1924–1935, n.d.


b. 224, f. 3483b. OV1

IMC Jerusalem conference 1928

b. 225, f. 3484 WSCF conference-Mysore 1928

b. 225, f. 3485 WSCF conference-Mysore 1928

b. 225, f. 3486 Japan 1929, 1935

b. 225, f. 3487 China 1920's



b. 226, f. 3490 Albums: Uruguay ,Brazil 1940



Portraits of individuals other than Mott: alphabetically arrange [...] (continued)

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b. 226, f. 3494 Album: Far East, India n.d.



Photographs occasioned by tributes to Mott: chronologically arranged

b. 227, f. 3497 Reception in Toronto 1935

b. 227, f. 3498 Honorary degree, Upper Iowa University 1943

b. 227, f. 3499 Finnish decoration; Prince Karl medal 1946

b. 227, f. 3500 Nobel Prize 1946, 1947

b. 227, f. 3501 Memorial tablet in Washington Cathedral 1958

b. 227, f. 3502 Medals received n.d.

b. 227, f. 3503 Reception of Viscount Shibasawa n.d.


b. 227, f. 3505 Miscellaneous negatives n.d.

Travel and conference photographs: chronologically arranged (continued)

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Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's onlinecatalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation andlisted alphabetically therein.

SubjectsAuthorsCouncils and synods, EcumenicalDiplomaticsDiplomatsEcumenical movementEcumenistsYoung Men's Christian AssociationsYouth in the ecumenical movement

Geographic NamesUnited States -- Religion

NamesBryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925Dodge, Cleveland H. (Cleveland Hoadley),1860-1926Dulles, John Foster, 1888-1959Eddy, Sherwood, 1871-1963Fries, Karl, 1861-1943Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel),1865-1923Hocking, William Ernest, 1873-1966Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964Hull, Cordell, 1871-1955Lansing, Robert, 1864-1928McCormick, Cyrus H. (Cyrus Hall), 1859-1936Morse, Richard Cary, 1841-1926Mott, John R. (John Raleigh), 1865-1955Ober, Charles K. (Charles Kellogg), 1856-Oldham, J. H. (Joseph Houldsworth), 1874-1969Paton, William, 1886-1943Rockefeller, John D., Jr. (John Davison),1874-1960Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919Scott, Hugh Lenox, 1853-1934Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930Visser 't Hooft, Willem Adolph, 1900-1985Wilder, Robert P., 1863-1938Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924Wishard, Luther D. (Luther Deloraine),1854-1925

Corporate BodiesAmerican and Mexican Joint CommissionForeign Missions Conference of North AmericaInstitute of Social and Religious ResearchInter-Seminary Missionary AllianceInterchurch World Movement of NorthAmericaInternational Missionary CouncilStudent Volunteer Movement for ForeignMissionsWorld Council of ChurchesWorld Missionary Conference -- Edinburgh,Scotland -- 1910World's Student Christian FederationYMCA of the USA

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