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Jane Addams to Elizabeth Sprauge Coolidge, June 18, 1917

Addams thanks Coolidge for her donation to the Fresh Air Fund.

Evans admits to Addams that she now supports the need for World War I and is leaving the peace movement.

Addams sends Sihler an article on feeding starving children during the war.

Addams urges Kellogg to publish William Hull's article in the Survey, comparing it to more drastic as other essays.

Addams tells Hull that she has asked Kellogg to publish his article.

Addams responds to Gale's question about whether the Woman's Peace Party will direct its members to help with relief efforts.

Addams discusses Eastman's paper on the defense of conscientious objectors and hopes more groups like hers will form.

Addams cannot provide Call with any suggestions on a constitution and sends him a copy of Patriotism and Pacifism.