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Receipts. (See under Report on accounts and statement of receipts and
      disbursements.)
Receipts and disbursements, tabular statement of, 131
Relief Corps, Woman’s, 411
Report on accounts and statement of receipts and disbursements: 
  Receipts—­
    Collections on account of sales of stock, 128
    Collections from sale of city of St. Louis bonds, 129
    United States Government aid, 129
    United States Government loan, 129
    Loan on security of capital stock subscriptions, 130
    Admissions, 130
    Concessions, 131
    Intramural railway, 132
    Service, power, light, etc., 133
    Music Department, 133
    Premium on souvenir gold coin, 133
    Photo-pass receipts, 133
    Interest on deposits, 133
    Miscellaneous collections, 134
    Salvage of exposition property, 134
    Special fund, 134
  Disbursements—­
    Exhibits, special installation of, 135
    Money for emergency exploitation committee 135
    Board of lady managers, 135
    Cash balances available, 135
  Financial condition of Exposition Company, 136
  Tabular statement of receipts and disbursements to April, 30,, 1905,
      137
  Current assets and liabilities, tabular estimate of, on May, 3,, 1905,
      138
  Exhibits to statement of receipts and disbursements—­
    Admissions’ collections, 140
    Concessions’ collections, 140
    Service, power, light, water bills, etc., 140
    Transportation collections, 142
    Interest receipts, 142
    Miscellaneous collections, 142
    Construction, 143
    Rent of grounds and buildings, 144
    Maintenance and operating, 144
    Exhibits division, 145
    Exploitation division, 145
    Protection, 146
    Concessions and admissions division, 147
    Executive and administrative division, 147
    Transportation bureau, 147
    Money advanced, 147
    Miscellaneous, 147
  Condensed statement showing estimated financial result, 149
Reports of foreign countries. (See under each country.)
Reports on States, Territories, and districts. (See under name of
      each.)
Resolutions: 
  On auditing of Exposition Company’s accounts, 71
  On subject of free admissions, 72,, 74
  On sale of special tickets, 79
  Concerning allotment of funds for contingent expenses of the National
    Commission, 11
  On death of President McKinley, 9
Rhode Island: 
  Building, 332
  Commissioners, 332
  Exhibits, 334
Rhode Island, school exhibits, 334
Riley, Mrs. C.M.F., report of, on sugar and confectionery, 477
Rogers, Dr. Howard J., in charge of the congresses, 411,, 412
Roosevelt, Miss Alice, luncheon in honor of, 515
Roosevelt, Mrs. Theodore, picture of, presented, 419
Roosevelt, President—­