CHATEAU-THIERRY, historical sketch, 6. _See also_ CAMPAIGN in Western Europe. _Chemists and Chemistry in the War_, 294. CHELMSFORD, Baron, 204. CHINA, Chinese-Japanese military alliance, 498. CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer, speech at Fourth of July celebration, 336; "American Independence Day," 535. CLEMENCEAU (Premier), text of speech of defiance to Socialist pacifists, 307; "Clemenceau's Defiance of Obstructors," 149. CIOTORI, D. N., "Bessarabia's Historical Background," 328. COLLEGE graduates in United States service, 203. COMMERCE, "American Exports Versus the U-boats," 45; "An Economic League of Nations to Govern Trade After the War," 297; "Trade After the War," 160; world movement against German trade, 545. _See also_ SHIPPING. COMMUNIST Party, _see_ RUSSIA--Bolsheviki. COMPIÉGNE, historical sketch, 6. _See also_ CAMPAIGN in Western Europe. _Constantine's Treachery_, 504. COST of the War, public debts of chief belligerent powers, 277. _See also_ FINANCES _under names of countries_. COSTA RICA declares war on Germany, 8. _Current History Chronicled_, 1, 191, 381. CURZON, Earl, on League of Nations, 352. CZECHOSLOVAK Nation, Austria-Hungary denounces British recognition, 386. CZECHOSLOVAKS, role in Russian affairs, 265; allied assistance, 465; recognized as a nation, 489; Czechoslovaks of Bohemia and Moravia, 491. _See also_ PROGRESS of the War--Russia, 437. CZERNIN von Chudenitz, (Count) Ottokar, "Austria's Leaders Accept Germany's Policy," 513. D DALY, John, "A Toast to the Flag," (poem,) 360. _Death Knell of Empire_, 353. DECORATIONS and honors, distinguished service crosses, awarded to 100 Americans, 242; Gen. Petain receives Military Medal, 382; Gen. Foch becomes Marshal of France, 382; conferring of foreign decorations on Americans, 383; Legion of Honor conferred on Lieut. Nungesser, 442. DEGOUTTE (Gen.), sketch of career, 384. DESCHANEL, Paul, "American Ideals in the War," 543. DISTINGUISHED Service Crosses, _see_ DECORATIONS. DOBRUDJA, _see_ PEACE--Rumanian Separate Peace. DRUNKENNESS, reduced in England, 3. DUBOST, Anthonin, "What America Gives and Gains," 542. DURANTY, Walter, "The Turning Point of the Battle," 28; Petain's masterly tactics, 32; "How Foch Outgeneraled the Germans," 416. DUVAL, Emile, proprietor of Bonnet Rouge, shot for treason, 198. E EDDY, Sherwood, "Poison Gas in Warfare," 291. "ENEMY Aliens in the United States," 249; property of, 250; "Rumely Propaganda Case," 251. _England and the War's Causes_, 162.