F.

Page.

Fowler, Dr. W. C., health officer of the District of Columbia, statement of.... 55-61

G.

Grotto, The, Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm, indorsement of..... 104-105

H.

Hughes, Hon. Charles E., letter of indorsement to Hon. Stephen G. Porter... 3-4

Hospital patients.

26

Hospital and dispensary patients..

26-28

Hamilton, James A., Ph. D., secretary of state, and former commissioner of

correction of the State of New York, excerpts from his address on drug addicts

on Riders Island...

122-123

I.

Imports and exports of opium for the years 1915-1922..

International Opium Convention, excerpts from Treaty Series No. 612, con-

vention and final protocol between the United States and other powers-

Suppression of the abuse of opium and other drugs..

International Opium Conference, Protocole De Cloture of the..

International Opium Conference, 1913, final protocol of the second.

The Grotto, Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm, Supreme Council.. 104-105

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks..

28-35

Loyal Order of Moose, Hon. James J. Davis, director general.

Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mr. John F. O'Toole, chairman old-age pension

committee of Pennsylvania, and W. J. Brennen, Esq., chairman judi-

ciary committee..

76

141

The Imperial Council, Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine,

James S. McCandless, imperial potentate.

141

Medinah Temple (The Shrine), A. A. O. N. M. S., Elliott W. Sproul,

Chicago...

137-138

Board of officers and finance committee of the State Council of Pennsyl-

vania, Order of Independent Americans..

William F. Kehoe, secretary Central Trades and Labor Council, New York..

Mrs. J. J. Rooney, Society for Suppression of the Narcotic Drug Evil, New

York..

137

136

Alvin D. Hathaway, adjutant Columbia Post, No. 833, Veterans of Foreign

Wars of the United States, Washington, D. C...

138

Anton Stephan, department commander, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the

United States...

68

Mr. Wm. A. Pike, secretary State Council of Pennsylvania, Order of Inde-

pendent Americans, Philadelphia, Pa...

139

American Insurance Union, Mr. John J. Lentz, president..

76

Mrs. Mary A. Lillie, superintendent of Welfare Island Hospital, New

York..

New York League of Unitarian Women's Organization, Mrs. Wm. B.

Donnell, chairman social service committee...

142

Indorsements also received from the following..

Rev. Carl J. Smith, First Unitarian Church of Seattle, Wash.

Mr. A. D. Shirreff, president Brotherhood University Baptist Church,

Seattle, Wash.

E. S. Tomdel, Parent Teachers' Association, Seattle, Wash.

Mamie B. Stoecker, executive secretary, Seattle Grade Teachers Club,

Seattle, Wash

Emily Frame, secretary Central P. T. A., Port Angeles, Wash.

Mrs. Emile Marx, White Cross for Seattle Section Council of Jewish Women,

Seattle, Wash.

Mr. Samuel Collyer, president First Unitarian Church Chapter, Seattle,

Wash.

Mrs. W. H. Booth, Graduate Nurse, Seattle, Wash.

Students, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.

Mr. J. A. Johnson, president Shipyard Laborers, Riggers and Fasteners,

Local 38-A-2, Seattle, Wash.

Mr. Frank A. Catterill, secretary Local Union 32, United States Association

Journeymen Plumbers and Steamfitters, Seattle, Wash.

Mr. W. R. Barrett, secretary Cooks and Assistants, Local No. 33, Seattle,

Wash.

Mr. Joseph B. Murphy, secretary Seattle Typographical Union No. 202,

Seattle, Wash.

Sady R. Gibson, secretary Zenobia Club, Daughters of the Nile, Belling-

ham, Wash.

Hanna A. Tierney, Young Ladies Institute, Seattle, Wash.

Individual signatures, members B. P. O. E. Lodge No. 318.

Individual signatures, members Women's Club of Yakima, Wash.

Individual signatures, employees, Courthouse, Yakima, Wash.

Individual signatures, graduate nurses, Yakima, Wash.

Individual signatures, Community Club, Yakima, Wash.

Individual signatures, congregation, Methodist Church, Yakima Wash.

Individual signatures, Presbyterian Church congregation, Yakima, Wash.

Individual signatures, members Twentieth Century Club, Yakima, Wash.

Individual signatures, Ladies Institute, Catholic Church, Yakima, Wash.

Individual signatures, W. C. T. U., Yakima, Wash.

In addition to the above the committee received approximately 50,000

individual letters of indorsement.

Page.

140

J.

Japan, treaty of commerce and navigation, July 29, 1858..

127

K.

Koo, Mr. Wellington, Chinese representative, report on traffic in opium to the
League of Nations..

117

Korea, treaty of peace, amity, commerce, and navigation, May 22, 1882.

126

L.

Lambert, Dr. Alexander, statement of..

Lovenstein, Rev. Edward Carlyle, Shanghai, China, statement of.

4-23

100-104

Leavenworth, Kans., Federal prison, telegram from warden of.

Lentz, Mr. John J., president of American Insurance Union, statement of..

League of Nations, excerpts from Monthly Summary of the League, No. 6, Oc-

tober, 1921...

Lillie, Mrs. Mary A., superintendent of Welfare Island Hospital, statement of. 115–117

League of Nations, excerpts from Annex 228 to the minutes of the thirteenth

session of the council, held at Geneva from June 17 to June 28, 1921, with re-

spect to the traffic in opium...

117

36

76

118

Moose, Loyal Order of:

M.

Resolution of indorsement of Baltimore Lodge, No. 70...

Statement of Hon. James J. Davis, director general of the order, indorsing

resolution.....

N.

Page.

Narcotic Division, Treasury Department, statement of W. F. Blanchard....... 61-62

0.

Opiates, amount used in the legitimate practice of medicine, statement by

Alexander Lambert, M. D..

25

Average amount entered for consumption annually (for fiscal year ending

June 30).

119

Economic aspect of drug addiction..

122

Cocaine, and their derivatives, excerpts from Tariff Information Surveys

on the articles in par. 47 of the tariff act of 1913...

123

Source of supply, excerpts from Tariff Information Surveys on the articles

in par. 47 of the tariff act of 1913 . .

123

History of....

123

Origin of use of.

Early Indian-Chinese trade.

In the Philippines.

Inception of China antiopium movement.

First International Opium Conference..

124

124

124

125

125

Continuance of Chinese antiopium movement.

Raw

125

128

129

129

134-135

Offenses relating to opium, Chinese laws controlling the sale and use of nar-

cotics the criminal code of the Republic of China, second revised draft,

published by the Law Codification Commission, Peking, 1919..

P.

Porter, Hon. Stephen G., letter to Secretary of State..

Percentage of increase, Leavenworth Federal prison, Leavenworth, Kans.
Percentage of increase, Atlanta, Ga., Federal prison...

Portland, Oreg., city council, indorsement of resolution.

P. E. O. organizations, indorsements of resolution....

37

68

Public Health Service, Treasury Department, statistics by Acting Surg. Gen.

M. J. White.....

Protocol, De Cloture of the International Opium Conference.

133

R.

Resolution, H. J. Res. 453........

Red Cross, American, indorsement of resolution..

Robertson, Dr. John Dill, president board of education, Chicago, Ill., statement

of...

1-3

67-68

77-82

Report of special committee of investigation of the traffic in narcotic drugs, ap-
pointed Mar. 25, 1918, by the Secretary of the Treasury, excerpts from...... 119–125
Recommendations and conclusions of the special committee of investigation
of the tarffic in narcotic drugs, appointed March, 1918, by the Secretary of
the Treasury..

122

Page.

136-137

Rooney, Mrs. John Jerome, Chairman Executive Committee Society for Sup-

pression of the Narcotic Drug Evil, New York City.

S.

Statistical data.

23-28

Statistics by M. J. White, Acting Surgeon General, Public Health Service,

Treasury Department..

118

Sinek, Mr. Wm. J., exalted ruler B. P. O. E., statement of..

28-35

Squire, Dr. Amos O., chief physician Sing Sing Prison, New York, statement of 37–45

Sing Sing Prison, New York..

37-45

Salvation Army, statement of Capt. Wesley Bouterse.

45-48

T.

Terry, Dr. C. E., executive of the committee on drug addicts, New York City,

statement of..

106-115

Tariff information, surveys on the articles in par. 47 of the tariff act of 1913,

excerpts from..

123

Treaty as to the commercial intercourse and judicial procedure, China, 1880..

Treaty as to commercial relations concluded 1903..

126

126

Treaty of peace, amity, commerce, and navigation, Korea, May 22, 1882.

Treaty of commerce and navigation, July 29, 1858, Japan..

126

127

Treaty series No. 612, convention and final protocol between the United

States and other powers-Suppression of the abuse of opium and other

drugs, excerpts from.

U.

Underwood, Mr. J. J., representing the White Cross, statement of......

127-133

63-67

V.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (post), indorsement of resolu-

tion..

68

Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm Supreme Council (Grotto), indorse-
ment of.

104-105

W.

White Cross:

The, statement of J. J. Underwood..

Telegrams indorsing resolution....

63-67

136