Lighting of Exposition, 134-140. Lincoln, Abraham, statue of, 130; relics in Illinois building, 175. "Listening Woman," 26, 32. Live-Stock exhibit, 16; classes and awards, 178-185. Longman, Evelyn Beatrice, sculptor, 77, 91. Machinery, Palace of, ground broken for, 14; relation to Exposition's architectural plan, 16, 36; architecture and Sculpture of, 96-98; exhibits in, 146, 149, 150; views of, 105, 106, 111. MacNeill, H. A., sculptor, 52, 56, 61. "Man with a Pick," 33. McKim, Mead and White, architects, 13, 51. McLaren, John, chief of landscape engineering, 14; Importance of his gardens in the Exposition scheme, 19, 20; his gardening conforms to color scheme, 41. Manufactures, Palace of, 16; architecture and Sculpture, 33, 34; exhibits in, 146, 151. Maryland, building, 174. Massachusetts, exhibits, 152; building, 173, 181. Mathews, Arthur F., painter, 82, 117. Maybeck, Bernard B., architect, 13, 25, 101, 102. Mermaid Fountain, 84, 99. Mines and Metallurgy, Palace of, 16; architecture and Sculpture, 35, 36; exhibits in, 150. Miniatures, Fine Arts exhibit, 121, 122. Mississippi, building, 174. Missouri building, 175, 176, 180. Montana, Mining exhibit, 150; building, 176. Montessori, Maria, educator, 152. Moore, C. C., president of the Exposition, 141, 197. Moorish domes, 27; towers, 28. "Mother of the Dead," 130, 120. Motion Pictures, used for exhibition purposes, 146, 149. Muck, Karl, director of Boston Symphony Orchestra, 143. Mullgardt, Louis Christian, architect, 13, 65-67, 72. Munch, Edvard, painter, exhibit in Fine Arts Annex, 109. Mural paintings, see list in Appendix, pp. 195, 196. Music at the Exposition, 141-5. Nations of the East and West, Arches of, 52, 55, 59, 63. Netherlands, The, Fine Arts exhibit, 109, 130, 133; Industrial exhibits, 152; horticultural exhibit, 153; pavilion, 166, 157. Nevada, building, 176. New Jersey, building, 173, 174. Newman, Allen, sculptor, 35. New Orleans, 13. New York City, building, 173. New York State, appropriates $1,000,000 for its representation at P. P. I. E., 14; building, 172, 173, 170. New Zealand, exhibits, 152, 153; forestry exhibit, 153; pavilion, 167. Niehaus, Charles, sculptor, 46. North Dakota, building, 176. Norway, Fine Arts Exhibit, 109, 133; pavilion, 167. Ohio, building, 174, 175. Oklahoma, building, 176. Oregon, exhibits, 152; building, 172, 191. Organ, in Festival Hall, 26, 141-5, 152; In Illinois building, 175. "Outcast, The," 130, 136. Palaces of main Exposition group, see Agriculture, Education, Food Products, Liberal Arts, Manufactures, Mines, Transportation, Varied Industries, Machinery, and Fine Arts. Panama, pavilion, 161. Panama Canal, the motive of the Exposition, 11, 28; reproduction of 193. Panama-Pacific Exposition; motive and planning, 11; first suggested, 11; plans interrupted by fire of 1906, 12;