Underwood Tariff Bill, impressions of in Great Britain, 150, 172

Van Hise, on proposed committee to lecture in England, II 346

Vanderlip, Frank A., at the Speyer “peace dinner”, I 404

Villa, Pancho, thought by Wilson to be a patriot, I 227, 228

Vincent, George, on proposed committee to lecture in England, II 346

Von Jagow, offers no encouragement to Colonel House’s proposals, I 289

Von Papen, dismissal of, II 108

Von Tirpitz, discussion with Viscount Haldane as to relative sizes of
  navies, I 278;
  hostile to Colonel House’s proposals, I 289

Waechter, Sir Max, efforts for “federation” and disarmament, I 284

“Waging neutrality”, policy of, I 362

Wallace, Henry, letters to: 
  on Wilson’s candidacy, I 105;
  on backing up new Secretary of Agriculture, etc., I 115

Wallace, Hugh C., accompanies Colonel House to Europe, I 288;
  joins “assemblage of immortals” at Embassy, II 315

Walsh, Sir Arthur, Master of the Ceremonies, I 135;
  at train to bid good-bye, II 402

Walsh, Senator Thomas, anti-English attitude, II 61

War, American efforts to prevent the, I 270 et seq.

War, memorandum at outbreak of the, I 301

Washington, Booker T., writes for Atlantic Monthly, I 60;
  induced to write “Up From Slavery”, I 90

Wantauga Club, activities of the, I 47;
  crusade for education of Southern child, 73

Wheeler, Benjamin Ide, gives Colonel House information of conditions
  in Germany, I 281

White, Henry, understanding of Hay-Pauncefote Treaty, I 242

White, William Allen, writes for Atlantic Monthly, I 60

Whitlock, Brand, eulogized, I 334

Willard, Joseph E., Colonel House confers with, in regard to peace
  parleys, I 434

Williams, Senator John Sharp, demonstrates blockade against Germany
  not an injury to cotton-producing states, II 63

Wilhelm II, nullifies Hague Conferences, I 280;
  Colonel House disappointed in mission to, I 289;
  derides American arbitration treaty, I 294;
  Colonel House’s impressions of, I 295;
  asks President Wilson to transmit peace offer to Great Britain, I 426;
  makes proposal to Delcasse to join in producing “complete isolation”
  of the United States, II 192

Wilson, Miss Willia Alice, married to Page, I 37

Wilson, Dr. William, father of Mrs. Page, I 37

Wilson, Sir Henry, succeeds Sir William Robertson as Chief of Imperial
  General Staff, II 354 note