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CUMULATIVE INDEX J. E. Milholland, 9:511; reports on BTW's Boston critics, 7:79; spied on by C. W. Anderson, 10:127; urges BTW to stand publicly for civil rights, 7:39; visits R. W. Thompson, 8:412-13; wants blacks to vote for Democratic party, 9:596; watched by M. I. Chisum, 9:594; works with BTW on reappointment of R. H. Terrell, 12:437 Walters, Lelia Brown: letter from E. J. Scott, 12:*452 Walton, Gladys Moore, 11:129 Walton, Tames Tart, 11:332, 333, 334, *342 Walton, Lester A., 11:128, * 129; 12:108; letter from, 12:345-46; letter to, 12:338; letter to E. T. Scott, 12:332-34 Walton, Morris S.: letter to, 11:*122 Wanamaker, John, 2:43; 5:249; 8:*3423, 348; 10:42, 59, 603, 604; 13:475; letter to, 8:486-87. See also Wanamaker dinner Wanamaker, Mary Brown (Mrs. John), 8:*345 Wanamaker, Rodman, 4:43 Wanamaker dinner, 8:*343, 363, 368, 389, 402, 486-87; BTW criticized, 8:341-42; BTW criticized for apology, 8:358-59, 372; BTW finds encouragement in southern reaction, 8:415-16; BTW thanks Seth Low for support, 8:360-61; BTW's explanation, 8:34344, 345, 347, 395-96; BTW's role defended, 8:348-50; BTW's role explained, 8:354-55; discussed by white southerner, 8:351-52; topic of conversation at, 8:486-87 War Camp Community Service, 5:133 Warburg, Felix Moritz, 7:512, *513; 11:17, 38; 12:97 Warburg, Nina I. Leob, 10:503, *504 Warburg, Paul Moritz, 7:512, *513; 8:254; 11:17; 13:216, 225; donation to Tuskegee Institute, 12:97; letter from, 12:366-67; letter to, 12:369 Warburton, Mary Brown Wanamaker (Mrs. Barclay H.), 8:*342, 358 Ward, George B.: letter to, 13:*86 Ward, John Quincy Adams, 6:145, *147 Ward, Robert H., 6:*347 Ward, Samuel Ringgold, 7:*131 Ward, Seth, 9:172, * 174 Ward, William Hayes, 4:*248-49, 250, 353, 531; 5:186, 223; 6:18; 7:186, 321; 9:585; 11 :76, 172; letters from, 6:29, 56, 461-62; letters to, 9:273; 10:532-33; 13:523-26; reviews The American Negro, 6:29-30 Ward, William Lukens, 8:31, *32; 9:632, 634; 12:345; Fred R. Moore frequently seen with, 9:651; gives campaign funds to black press, 9:621; impressed with H. L. Johnson, 9:628, 633, 649; letter to, 9:619-20; ordered to remove R. C. Simmons from Republican payroll, 9:650; plans meeting with black bishops, 9:622 Wardah, Charles Tedo, 10:* 102; 12:302 Wardrop, G. Douglas: letter to, 13:183*85 Ware, Edmund Asa, 2:*230; 3:198; 4:115; 8:242; 9:260 Ware, Edward Twichell, 8:239, *242; 9:430 Ware, W. P., 1:165 Ware, William Robert, 12:*197; letter to, 12:196-97 Ware High School (Augusta, Ga.), 4:115 Warfield, William A., 9:401; 11:419 Waring, James Henry Nelson, 9:330, *331; 10:341, 344 Warmoth, Henry Clay, 6:86, 493, *494 Warner, George M.: letter to, 9:*362 Warner, Charles Dudley, 5:505, *506; opposes higher education for blacks, 5:507 Warner, William, 9:*11 Warner-Foraker Amendment, 8:504, 517-18; 9:11, 26; BTW favors, 9:49; conflicting opinions of effect on race, 9:12; defeated, 9:27; opposed by K. Miller and A. H. Grimke, 9:13; watched by BTW, 9:25 Warren, Charles A., 5:*500 Warren, Edward A., 12:297, *299 Warren, Francis Herbert, 8:*359; letter from, 8:358-59 Warren, Henry Pitt, 2:149, *150, 214 Warren, Richard Henry, 8:114 Warren, Sadie, 12:299 241