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201. Calendar. Legislative calendar, 64th Congress, Feb. 9-May 10, 1916; no. 5-8.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: [1916.]

202. Calendar. Legislative calendar, 64th Congress, Jan. 7-26, 1916; no. 1-3.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: [1916.]

203. Calendar. Legislative calendar, 64th Congress, July 8 and 26, 1916; no. 9 and 10.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: [1916.]

204. Medicine. Report favoring S. J. R. 210, to authorize President to invite Governments [of Mexico, Central and South America, Haiti, and Santo Domingo] to send delegates to [7th] Pan American Medical Congress [to be held in San Francisco, Cal., June 17-21, 1915]; submitted by Mr. Saulsbury.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: Feb. 5, 1915

205. Finance. Report favoring S. J. R. 228, authorizing President of United States to extend invitations to Central and South American Governments to be represented at conference [in Washington, D. C., in 1915] looking to improvement of financial relations between United States and these nations; submitted by Mr. Stone.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: Jan. 15, calendar day Jan. 20, 1915

206. Army supplies. Prohibition of exportation of munitions of war, hearing on S. 6688, to prohibit individuals, partnerships, or corporations in the United States from selling arms, ammunition, artillery, and explosives of any kind for exportation during existence of war except upon proof that said arms, ammunition, artillery, and explosives are not to be used in said war against country with which United States is at peace, and S. 6862, to forbid furnishing of war materials to belligerent nations.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: 1915

207. Flags. Transfer of flag, extracts from proceedings of International Naval Conference, London, 1908, and of Institute of International Law, 1882 and 1913; translated by Legislative Reference Bureau, Library of Congress.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: 1915

208. Anderson, Trygve. Report favoring S. J. R. 198, providing appropriation to indemnify Trygve Anderson, Sigurd Nilsen, and Arthur Rasmussen; submitted by Mr. Shively.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: Oct. 21, 1914

209. Social problems. Report favoring H. J. R. 271, authorizing President to appoint delegates to attend 9th International Congress of World's Purity Federation to be held in San Francisco, Cal., July 18-24, 1915; submitted by Mr. Pomerene.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: Oct. 8, calendar day Oct. 17, 1914

210. China. Report favoring S. 6631, to regulate practice of pharmacy and sale of poison in consular districts of United States in China; submitted by Mr. Smith of Michigan.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Foreign Relations Committee
Date:: Oct. 8, calendar day Oct. 16, 1914

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