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YEAR BOOK
OF THE

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
DENOMINATION

Comprising a Complete Directory of

the General Conference, all Union
and Local Conferences, Mission Fields,
Educational Institutions, Publishing
Houses, Periodicals, and Sanitariums.
Also a survey of the fields for 1921.

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 PREFACE

IN the following pages will be found complete directories of all the

conference and mission field organizations, as well as institutions, con-
nected with the denomination. In a work growing as rapidly as is this
one, and whose territory is so extensive, frequent changes are inevitable;
so that much of the matter contained herein is subject to revision very
soon after publication.
Some of the leading statistical items with reference to conference
and institutional work are presented below:

Union conferences and missions 51

Local Conferences 129
Missions 153
Organized churches at close of 1920 4,541
1920 membership. of churches 185,450
Increase in church membership during 1920
1920 total contributions $.1.1,854,404
7'2.211
3
Per capita $63.92
Total contributions 1863-1920 (58 years) $71,480,543.06
1920 church buildings 1717
1920 seating capacity 271,121
1920 resources of organizations and institutions Est. $30,000,000.00
Colleges, academies, etc. 114
1920 enrolment 14,614
1920 primary schools 928
1920 enrolment 23,481
Number of publishing houses 46
1920 literature sales $5,682,972.35
Total literature sales, 1863-1920 $43274,878.55
Number of languages in which literature in all forms 1,i issued. at
the close of 1920 .. 99
Number of periodicals 141
Number of languages in which periodicals are issued 41
Sanitariums 33
Treatment rooms 12
Number of missionaries sent into service in foreign fields during 1921 212
Number of missionaries sent into service in foreign fields during the
five years closing with 1921 767
Number sent out during the preceding five years 580
Amount of foreign mission offerings during 1920 $3,251,550.01
Of the above, there was contributed by members in the United
States and Canada $2,310,048.26
Or a per capita of $24.08
Total contributions of the 95,877 members in the United States and
Canada, during 1920 $7,514,243.70
Or a per capita of $78.39
 4 PREFACE
The increase during recent years can best be shown briefly by com-
parison of the following items:
Membership of churches, 1920 185,450
Membership of churches, 1910 90,808
At the close of 1920 denominational literature was issued in 99 languages.
At the'close of 1910 denominational literature was issued in 67 languages.,
At the close of 1920 there were 6,955 evangelistic laborers.
the close of 1910 there were 4,046 evangelistic laborers..
Directory of the Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Denomination
GENERAL CONFERENCE
Organized May 21, 1863
Territory: The following-named
Union Conferences: Atlantic,
Central, Columbia, Eastern Ca-
nadian, Lake, Northern, North
Pacific, Pacific, Southeastern,
Southern, Southwestern, West-
ern Canadian; British, Scandi-
navian, Central European, East
German, West German, Latin,
Czechoslovakian, Jugoslavia,
Rumanian, Polish, East Russian,
West Russian; Austral, South.
Brazil; Australasian, South Af-
rica.
The following-named Union
Missions: Levant, Japan, Cho-
sen, Manchurian, Malayasian,
Central China, East China, North
China, West China, South China,
Philippine, East Siberian; East
Brazil, Inca, Burma, Northeast
India, Northwest India, South
India; Southern (South Af-
rican), and Zambesi.
The following-named local con-
ferences: West Caribbean, Ja-
maica, South Caribbean, Hun-
garian.
The following-named local mis-
sions not included in Union Con-
ferences or Missions : Jugoslavia,
East African, Kenya Colony,
Belgian East African, Tangan-
yika, South Pare, Egyptian,
West Africa, Sierra Leone, Ni-
geria, Gold Coast, Cuba, Hai-
tien, Porto Rico, Venezuela,
Honduras, Guatemala, Salvador,
Mexico, Bahamas, Hawaiian.
Cable Address: Adventist, Wash-
ington. (A 13 C Code, fifth
edition.)
Telegraphic Address: General Con-
ference, Washington, D. C
(NOT Takoma Park.)
Express and Freight Address:
General Conference, Takoma
Park, D. C. (Not Washington.)
Consign freight via B. & 0. Ry.
Postal Address: Takoma Park
Station, Washington, District of
Columbia, U. S. A.
OFFICERS
President: A. G. Daniells, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Vice-President for North America:
E. E. Andross, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Vice-President for Europe: L. R.
Conradi, Grindelberg 15a, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Associate Vice-President for Eu-
rope: L. H. Christian, Villa Fon-
tana, Skodsborg, Denmark.
Vice-President for Eastern Asia:
I. H. Evans, Box 523, U. S. Pos-
tal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Vice-President for Southern Asia:
W. W. Fletcher, P. O. Box 15,
Poona, India.
Vice-President for South America:
0. Montgomery, Florida, F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Vice-President for Africa: W. H.
Branson, Rosmead Ave., Kenil-
worth, Cape, South Africa.
Secretary: W. A. Spicer, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Treasurer: W. T. Knox, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
5
6 GENERAL CONFERENCE
Assistant Treasurer: Chas. Thomp-
son, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Associate Secretary: J. L. Shaw,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Auditor: J. J. Ireland, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
APPOINTED ASSISTANTS
Field Secretaries: W. W. Prescott,
Cooranbong, N. S. W., Austra-
lia; G. B. Thompson, R. D. Quinn,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Assistant Secretary: C. K. Mey-
ers, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Field Sec. for Europe: J. C. Raft,
Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
Field Sec. for South America:
J. W. Westphal, Florida, F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Sedond Assistant Treasurer: H. H.
Cobban, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Office Secretary: T. E. Bowen,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Assistant Auditor: S. E. McNeill,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Statistical Secretary: H. E. Rog-
ers, Takoma Park Station, Wash-
ington, D. C.
GENERAL CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE
A. G. Daniells, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
E. E. Andross, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
L. R. Conradi, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
r. A Evans, Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency. Shanghai, China.
W. W. Fletcher, P. 0. Box 15,
Poona, India.
0. Montgomery, Florida, F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
W. H. Branson, Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
L. H. Christian, Villa Fontana,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
W. A. Spicer, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
W. T. Knox, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
J. L. Shaw, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Chas. Thompson, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
W. W. Prescott, Cooranbong, N.
S. W., Australia.
0. B. Thompson, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
R. D. Quinn, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
J. W. Westphal, Florida, F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
PRESIDENTS OF UNION CONFER.
ENCES AND SUPERINTENDENTS
OF UNION MISSIONS
North America
Atlantic: E. K. Slade, South Lan-
caster, Mass.
.Central: S. E. Wight, College View,
Nebr.
Columbia: F. H. Robbins, 411
Cedar St., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Eastern Canadian: F. W. Stray,
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada.
Lake: Wm. Guthrie, Drawer C,
Berrien Springs, Mich.
Northern: E. T. Russell, 2718
Third Ave., South, Minneapolis.
Minn.
North Pacific: H. W. Cottrell, Col-
lege Place, Wash.
Pacific: J. E. Fulton, Box 146,
Glendale, Cal.
Southeastern: W. H. Heckman,
Box 277, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Southern: J. L. McElhany, 2006
Twenty-fourth Ave., North,
Nashville, Tenn.
Southwestern: Morris Lukens, 41]
Baum Bldg., Oklahoma City.
Okla.
Western Canadian: A. C. Gilbert,
Room 202, I. 0. 0. F. Bldg., Cal-
gary, Alberta, Canada.
 GENERAL CONFERENCE
Europe
Czechslovakian: E. Frauchiger,
Dr. Dietriehgasse 3, Troppau,
Czechoslovakia.
Central European: G. W. Schubert,
Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Germany.
East German: H. F. Schuberth,
Uhlandstrasse 189, Berlin-Charl.,
Germany.
Levant: Henry Erzberger, Otto-
man Post, Galata, Box 109, Con-
stantinople, Turkey.
Rumanian: P. P. Paulini, Strada
Turturele 8, Bukharest, Ru-
mania.
West German: Paul Drinhaus,
Eifelstrasse 95, Bonn, Germany.
British: M. N. Campbell, Stan-
borough Park, Watford, Herts,
England.
Latin: A. V. Olson, La Ligniere,
Gland, Switzerland.
Scandinavian: J. C. Raft, Mar-
grethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
Far Eastern
Central China: F. A. Allum, Wang
Gia Dun, Hankow, Hupeh, China.
Chosen: C. L. Butterfield, Seoul,
Chosen.
East Chinat 0. A. Halt, Box 814,
U. S. Postal Agency, Shanghai,
China.
Japan: H. F. Benson, Box 7, Yodo-
bashi P. 0., Tokyo, Japan.
Malaysian: F. A. Detamore, 399
Upper Serangoon Road, Singa-
pore, Straits. Settlements.
Manchurian: B. Petersen, S. D. A.
Mission, Mukden, Manchuria,
China.
North China: Frederick Lee, 62
Ta Fang Chia Hutung, Peking,
China.
Philippine: S. E. Jackson, 239-251
Calle Luna, Pasay, Rizal, Philip-
pine Islands.
South China: F. H. DeVinney,
P. 0. Box 310, Hongkong, China.
West China: M. C. Warren, S. D.
A. Mission, Chungking, Szech-
wan, China.
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South American
Austral: R. T. Baer, 'Florida,
F. C. C. A., Buenos Aires, Ar-
gentina, South America.
Inca Union Mission: E. F. Peter-
son, Casilla 1002, Lima, Peru,
South America.
East Brazil: Henry Meyer, Caixa
Postal 768, Rio de Janeiro, Bra-
zil, South America.
South Brazil: F. W. Spies, Es-
tacao Sao Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao
Paulo, Brazil, South America.
Southern Asia
Burma: J. Phillips, 60 Lower Kem-
mendine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Northeast India: H. E. Willough-
by, 6 Dehi Serampore Road, En-
tally Calcutta, India.
Northwest India: L F. Blue, 17
Abbott Road, Lucknow, India.
South India: G. G. Lowry, 9 Cock-
burn Road, Bangalore, India.
African
South African: B. E. Beddoe, Ros-
mead Ave., Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa.
Southern Union Mission (Africa):
H. C. Olmstead, Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Zambesi Union Mission: E. M.
Howard, Box 573, Bulawayo,
Rhodesia, South Africa.
Miscellaneous Union Conferences
Australasian: C. H. Watson, " Miz-
pah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Aus-
tralia.
SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS
AND SUB-TREASURERS .
Sabbath-school: Sec., Mrs. L. Flora
Plummer, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Publishing: Sec., N. Z. Town, Ta-
koma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.; Asst. Sec., W. W: East-
man, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Educational: Sec., W. E. Howell,
Takoma Park Station, Wash-
ington, D. C.; Asst. Sec., 0. M.
John, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
 8 GENERAL CONFERENCE
Medical: Sec., L. A. Hansen, Ta-
koma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.; Asst. Sec., H. W. Miller,
M. D., Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Missionary Volunteer: Sec., M. E.
Kern, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Religious Liberty: Sec., C. S.
Longacre, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Home Missionary: Sec., J. A. Stev-
ens, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.; Asst. Sec.,
H. K. Christman, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Bureau of Home Missions: Sec.,
P. E. Brodersen, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Supt. for German People: J. T.
Boettcher, Clinton, Mo.
Supt. for Danish-Norwegian Peo-
ple: N. P. Neilsen, 1004 North
Fourth St., Stillwater, Minn.
Supt. for Swedish People: August
Anderson, 4955 West Huron St.,
Chicago, Ill.
Supt. for Spanish People: H. D.
Casebeer, Box 146, Glendale,
Cal.
Supt. for Miscellaneous Language
Work West of Mississippi: B.
P. Hoffman, 408 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Negro: Sec., W. H. Green, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.,
or 5740 Thirtieth St., Detroit,
- Mich.
Europe
Assistant Secretary: W. K. Ising,
;Villa Fontana, Skodsborg, Den-
mark.
Sub-Treasurer: C. Pedersen, Mar-
grethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
Missionary Volunteer: J. F. Simon,
Villa Fontana, Skodsborg, Den-
mark.
Medical: W. A. Ruble, M. D.,
Stanborough Park, Watford,
England.
Home Missionary: Steen Rasmus-
sen, Margrethevej 5, Copen-
hagen, V., Denmark.
Far Eastern
Assistant Secretary: C. C. Crisler,
Box 523, U. S. Postal Agency,
Shanghai, China.
Sub-Treasurer: H. W. Barrows,
Box 523, U. S. Postal Agency,
Shanghai, China.
Publishing: Sec., C. E. Weaks,
Box 523, U. S. Postal Agency,
Shanghai, China.
Educational: Sec., S. L. Frost,
Box 523, U. S. Postal Agency,
Shanghai, China.
Missionary Volunteer: Sec., S. L.
Frost, Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Medical: Sec., C. C. Landis, M. D.,
34 Nanking Road, Shanghai,
China.
Sabbath School: Sec., Mrs. I. H.
Evans, Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency,- Shanghai, China.
Southern Asia
Sub-Treasurer: A. H. Williams,
P. 0. Box 15, Poona, India.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.: S.
A. Wellman, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Educational: I. F. Blue, 17 Abbott
Road, Lucknow, India.
Medical: H. C. Menke]. M. .D.,
P. 0. Box 15, Poona, India.
South American
Asst. Secretary and Sub-Treas-
urer: W. H. Williams, Florida,
F. C. C. A., Buenos Aires, Ar-
gentina, South America.
Educational, Sabbath School, and
Young People's Departments:
H. U. Stevens, Florida, F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
African
Sub-Treasurer: W. B. Conn-min,
Rosmead Ave., Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa..
Educational: W. E. Straw, Ros-
mead Ave., Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa
 GENERAL CON.N ERENCE
Publishing: G. C. Jenks, Ros-
mead Ave., Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa.
Missionary Volunteer: W. E.
Straw, Rosmead Ave., Kenil-
worth, Cape, South Africa.
Sabbath School: Mrs. A. P. Tarr,
Rosmead Ave., Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa.
ELECTIVE MEMBERS
W. C. White, R. F. D. 1, St.
Helena, Cal.
S. N. Haskell, South Lancaster,
Mass.
C. H. Jones, Mountain View, Cal.
E. R. Palmer, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
F. M. Wilcox, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
R. L. Pierce, 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT
Office Address: Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Officers:
Secretary: N. Z. Town.
Associate Secretary: H. H. Hall.
Assistant Secretary: W. W. East-
man.
Sec. for Far-Eastern Division: C.
E. Weaks, Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency. Shanghai, China.
Sec. for South American Division:
A. A. Cone, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Argentina, South America.
GENERAL MEMBERS
W. C. White, R. F. D. 1, St.
Helena, Cal.
i. H. Evans. Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency. Shanghai. China.
L. H. Christian, Villa Fontana,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
L. R. Conradi, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
W. H. Branson, Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape. South Africa.
0. Montgomery, Florida, F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America..
W. W. Fletcher, P. 0. Box 15,
W.
Poona, India.
F. Brennwald, Gland, Switzerland.
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PUBLISHING HOUSE MANAGERS
E. R. Palmer, Takoma Park. Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
C. H. Jones, Mountain View, Cal.
Ft. L. Pierce, 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn..
G. L. Gulbrandson, Stanborough
Park, Watford, Herts, England.
H. Hartkop, Grindelberg 15a, Ham-
burg, Germany.
E. Ahren, Gamla Brogatan 38,
Stockholm, Sweden.
S. N. Curtiss, Pacific Press Pub.
Assn., Brookfield, Ill.
J. Robert, Gland, Switzerland.
E. E. Frauchiger, Dr. Dietrichgasse
3, Troppau, Czechoslovakia.
P. Bridde, Karlstr. 19 Bromberg,
Posania, Poland, Europe.
J. M. Johanson, Warburton, Vic-
toria, Australia.
R. C. Gray, Estacao Ski Bernardo,
S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil,
South America.
E. Everest, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
J. G. Gjording, Box 856, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Lyman Bowers, Seoul, Chosen
(Korea).
E. B. Jones, 17 Abbott Road, Luck-
now.
H. H. Rans, Oshawa, Ontario, Can-
ada.
G. A. Huse, Calle Besalu 32, Bar-
celona, Spain.
Elias Bjaanas, Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
E. A. Moon, 239-251 Calle Luna.
Pasay, Rizal, Philippine Islands.
A. B. Cole, Box 7, Yodobashi P. 0.,
Tokyo. Japan.
R. Schillinger, Petra Zrinskog,
Street 11, Novi Sad, Jugoslavia.
P. P. Paulini, Strada Turturele 8,
Bukharest, Rumania.
MANAGERS CIRCULATING DEPART-
MENTS AND BRANCHES ,
Jas. Cochran, Mountain View, Cal.
J. R. Ferren, Mountain View, Cal.
W. B. Walters, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
10 GENERAL CONFERENCE
C. E. Hooper, 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
J. D. Snider, South Bend, Ind.
D. A. Bailey, 168 North Division
St., Peekskill, N. Y.
J. W. Mace, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
D. W. Reavis, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
G. C. Hoskin, 719 East Flanders
St., Portland, Oreg.
C. L. Paddock, 303 Nokomis Bldg.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
L. D. Randall, 224-228 First Na-
tional Bank Bldg., Chattanooga,
Tenn. '
A. R. Smith, 1224 Euclid Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.
L. W. Graham, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
L. E. Bork, rue Nicolas Roret, 1,
Paris, XIlle, France.
H. R. Gay, 112-114 St. Louis Ave.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
R. E. Bowles, Box 5007, Cristobal,
Canal Zone, Panama.
Superintendents
E. L. Richmond, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
W. A. Harvey, 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
E. F. Counter, Mountain View, Cal.
Bureau of Rome Missions
P. E. Brodersen, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
FIELD MISSIONARY SECRETARIES
E. E. Franklin, South Lancaster,
Mass.
H. F. Kirk, 411 Cedar St., Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
J. W. Davis, Berrien Springs, Mich.
V. 0. Cole,2006 Twenty-fourth.
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
A. F. Harrison, 411 Baum Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
James Hickman, First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
J. B. Blosser, College View, Nebr.
E. M. Oberg, 2718 Thir Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.
F. E. Painter, 802 East Acacia
Ave., Glendale, Cal.
N. H. Conway, 719 East Flanders
St., Portland, Oreg.
G. A. Campbell, 202 I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
E. M. Fishell, Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada.
L. D. A, Lemke, " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
E. H. Meyers, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
G. D. Raff, Box 5007, Cristobal,
Canal Zone, Panama.
C. L. Bainer, SAo Bernardo, SAo
Paulo, Brazil, South America.
J. W. Wilhelm, Caixa Postal 768,
Rio de Janeiro,. Brazil, South
America.
G. C. Jenks, Rosmead Ave., Ken-
ilworth, Cape, South Africa.
J. A. P. Green, La Ligniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
H. Nix, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg,
Germany.
J. J. Gillatt, Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
HOME MISSIONARY SECRETARY
J. A. Stevens, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
MEDICAL MISSIONARY
DEPARTMENT
OFFICERS
Secretary: L. A. Hansen, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Assistant Secretary: H. W. Mil-
ler, M. D., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Assistant Secretary: Kathryn L.
Jensen, R. N., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Field Secretary for Pacific States:
P. T. Magan, M. D., 304 North
Boyle Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
OTHER MEMBERS
W. B. 'Holden; M. D., East Six-
tieth St., Portland, Oreg.
 GENERAL CONFERENCE
A. C. Selmon, M. D., 34 Nanking
Road, Shanghai, China.
W. A. Ruble, M. D., Stanborough
Park, Watford, Herts, England.
W. E. Bliss, M. D., New England
Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.
George Thomason, M. D., Los An-
geles, Cal.
L. M. Bowen, Loma Linda, Cal.
J. A. Burden, Paradise Valley San-
itarium, National City, Cal.
D. H. Kress, M. D., Takoma Park
Station, hington,
as D. C.
C. C. Landis, M. D., 34 Nanking
Road, Shanghai, China.
J. N. Andrews, M. D., Tatsienlu,
Szechwan, China.
John Reith, M. D., Plumstead,
Cape, South Africa.
G. H. Heald, M. D., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
R. H. Habenicht, M. D., Diamante,
Entre Rios, Argentina, South
America.
Riley Russell, M. D., Soonan,
Chosen (Korea).
H. C. Menkel, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Newton G. Evans, M. D., Loma
Linda, Cal.
W. E. Howell, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
'Julia A. White, M. D., Glendale,
Cal.
T. A. Sherwin, M. D. Sanitarium,
Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION
OFFICERS
Secretary: W. E. Howell, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Associate Secretary: C. W. Irwin,
Takoma Park Station, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Assistant Secretary: 0. M. John,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Assistant in Elementary and Nor-
mal Education: Sarah E. Peck,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
11
Assistant in Elementary and
Home Education: Flora H. Wil-
liams, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Foreign Assistants
Assistant Secretary for Far East:
S. L. Frost, Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Assistant Secretary for Southern
Asia: I. F. Blue, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Assistant Secretary for South
America: H. U. Stevens, Florida.
F. C. C. A., Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, South America.
Assistant Secretary for Africa:
W. E. Straws Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape Province,
South Africa.
General Conference
J. L. Shaw, Takoma. Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
M. E. Kern, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
C. S. Longacre, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
L. A. Hansen, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
H. W. Miller, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
C. C. Lewis, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. O.
C. A. Russell, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
College Presidents
M. E. Cady, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Frederick Griggs, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
H. A. Morrison, College View,
Nebr.
W. E. - Nelson, Pacific Union Col-
lege, St. Helena, Cal.
W. I. Smith, College Place, Wash.
N. G. Evans, Loma Linda, Cal.
Seminary Presidents
H. 0. Olson, La Grange, Ill.
H. M. Johnson, Hutchinson, Minn.
J. H. Schilling, Clinton, Mo.
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Junior College Presidents ' W. W. Prescott, Cooranbong, N.

B. F. Machlan, South Lancaster, S. W., Australia.
Mass. S. L. Frost, Box 523, U. S. Postal
F. R. Isaac, Keene, Tex. Agency, Shanghai, China.
L. H. Wood, Ooltewah, Tenn. A. N. Nelson, Box 7, Yodobashi
K. L. Gant, Oshawa, Ontario, Can- P. 0., Tokyo, Japan.
ada. W. Mueller, Friedensau, Bez. Mag-
E. D. Dick, Lacombe, Alberta, deburg, Germany.
Canada. General
J. I. Beardsley, Huntsville, Ala. C. J. Boyd, Drawer M, Cristobal,
Union Conference Secretaries Canal Zone, Panama.
C. K. Meyers, Takoma Park Sta-
D. D. Rees, College View, Nebr. tion, Washington, D. C.
W. W. Ruble, Box 146, Glendale,
Cal. SABBATH SCHOOL
W. L. Adams, College Place, Wash. DEPARTMENT
H. J. Sheldon, 2718 Third Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn. OFFICERS
P. L. Thompson, South Lancaster, Secretary: Mrs. L. Flora Plummer,
Mass. Takoma Park Station, Washing-
J. A. Tucker, First Nat'l Bank ton, D. C.
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn. Asst. Sec.: Rosamond D. Ginther.
L. R. Anderson, 202 I. 0. 0. F., Field Secretary: J. S. James, Ta-
Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Canada. koma Park Station, Washing.
N. H. Saunders, Oshawa, Ontario, ton, D. C.
Canada. OTHER MEMBERS
J. C. Thompson, 2006 Twenty-
fourth Ave., North, Nashville, G. B. Thompson, Takoma Park
Tenn. Station, Washington, D. C.
G. R. Fattic, Berrien Springs, Mich. M. C. Wilcox, Mountain View, Cal.
A. W. Peterson, 411 Baum Bldg., W. A. Spicer. Takoma Park Sta-
Oklahoma City, Okla. tion, Washington, D. C.
J. P. Neff, 411 Cedar St., Tako- E. R. Palmer, Takoma Park Sta-
ma Park Station, Washington, tion, Washington, D. C.
D. C. Mrs. Fannie D. Chase, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Academy Principals T. E. Bowen, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
C. L. Stone, care of Academy, W. E. Howell, Takoma Park Sta-
Mount Vernon, Ohio. tion, Washington, D. C.
G. C. George, Shelton, Nebr. C. P. Bollman, Takoma Park Sta-
A. E. Hall, San Fernando, Cal. tion, Washington, D. C.
Foreign School Principals
F. A. Spearing, Stanborough Park, YOUNG PEOPLE'S MISSIONARY
Watford, Herts, England. VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT
L. L. Caviness, Collonges sous Sa- Office Address: Takoma Park Sta-
leve, Haute Savoie, France. tion, Washington, D. C.
Erik Arnesen, Naerum, Denmark.
J. S. Marshall, Puiggari, F. C. E., OFFICERS
Argentina, South America. Secretary: M. E. Kern.
U. Bender, Spion Kop, Ladysmith, Assistant Secretary: Matilda E.
Natal, South Africa. Andross.
 GENERAL CONFERENCE
Yield Secretaries: Meade Mac-
Guire; C. A. Russell.
:junior Secretary: Harriet Holt.
junior Field Sec., Uthai V. Wilcox.
Divisional Assistant Secretaries:
For Europe: J. F. Simon, Villa
Fontana, Skodsborg, Denmark.
For Far East: S. L. Frost, Box
523, U. S. Postal Agency, Shang-
hai, China.
For South America: H. U. Stev-
ens, Florida, F. C. C. A., Buenos
Aires, Argentina, South Amer-
ica.
For Southern Asia: S. A. Well-
man, 17 Abbott Road, Lucknow.,
India.
For Africa: W. E. Straw, Ros-
mead Ave., Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa.
OTHER MEMBERS
W. E. Howell, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Steen Rasmussen, Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Heinrich Watty, 643 Yostystr. 10,
Berlin, N., Germany.
Fritz Backer, Platanenstr. 26, Dus-
seldorf, 'Germany.
W. Edener, Tizianstr. 35, Mu-
nich, Germany.
Mrs. L. Flora Plummer, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Fannie D. Chase, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Frederick Griggs, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
J. A. Stevens, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
J. W. Mace, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Miss Sarah E. Peck, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
0. M. Dorland, Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
L. L. Caviness, Collognes sous Sa-
leve, Haute Savoie, France.
F. M. Larsen, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
N. Z. Town, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
J. L. Shaw, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
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F. Knight, " Mizpah," Wahroonga,
N. S. W., Australia.
Anna Knight, 2006 Twenty-fourth
Ave, North, Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Flora H. Williams, Takoma
Park Station, Washint on, D. C.
P. L. Thompson, South Lancaster,
Mass.
D. D. Rees, College View, Nebr.
H. J. Sheldon, 2718 Third Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.
W. L. Adams, College Place, Wash.
J. A. Tucker, First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
J. C. Thompson, 2006 Twenty-
fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
A. W. Peterson, 411 Baum Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
N. H. Saunders, 212 Brunswick
Ave., Toronto, Canada.
L. R. Anderson, 202 I. 0. 0. F.,
Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
C. E. Andross, 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
W. W. Ruble, Box 146, Glendaie,
Cal.
H. T. Elliott, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
ASSOCIATION
Headquarters: Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Secretary: C. S. Longacre, Ta-
koma Park Station, Washing.
ton, D. C.
Field Secretary West of Missis-
sippi: W. F. Martin,421 North
Isabel St., Glendale,
OTHER MEMBERS
A. G. Daniells, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
W. T. Knox, Takoma Park Sta
tion, Washington, D. C.
J. 0. Corliss, 521 East Wilson Ave.,
Glendale, CaL
W. M. Healey, 667 Eighteenth St.,
San Dieg- Cal.
14 GENERAL CONFERENCE
C. P. Bollman, Takoma Park Sta
tion, Washington, D. C.
G. B. Thompson, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
D. W. Reavis, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
J. E. Jayne, 129 East 128th St.,
New York, N. Y.
F. M. Wilcox, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
W. A. Spicer, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
W. L. Burgan, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
C. B. Haynes, 322 Convent Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
L. L. Caviness, Collognes sous Sa-
leve, Haute Savoie, France.
A. J. Clark, 812 Steger Building,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
111.
H. W. Cottrell, College Place,
Wash.
UNION CONFERENCE SECRETARIES
\V. F. Martin, Box 146, Glendale,
Cal.
J. L. MeElhany, 2006 Twenty-
fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
W. H. Heckman, First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Chattanooga,Tenn.
F. H. Robbins, 411 Cd ar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
H. G. Thurston, College Place,
Wash.
S. B. Horton, 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
H. A. Weaver, South Lancaster,
Mass.
E. T. Russell, 2718 Third Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.
Morris Lukens, 411 Baum Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
A. C. Gilbert, 202 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
S, E. Wight, College View, Nebr.
F. W. Stray, Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada.
A. W. Anderson, "Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
E. M. Adams, Box 813, Manila,
Philippine Islands.
BUREAU OF HOME MISSIONS
Office: General Conference, Tako-
ma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Secretary: P. E. Brodersen.
Superintendent of the German
Department: J. T. Boettcher,
Clinton, Mo.
Superintendent of the Danish-Nor-
wegian Department: N. P. Neil-
sen, 1004 North Fourth St., Still-
water, Minn.
Superintendent of the Swedish
Department: August Anderson,
4955 West Huron St., Chicago,
Ill.
Superintendent Miscellaneous Lan-
guages West of Mississippi
River: B. P. Hoffman, 408 Mar-
ion St., Seattle, Wash.
Asst. Field Secretary East of Mis-
sissippi River: F. M. Larsen,
care General Conference, Tako-
ma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Danish-Norwegian Advisory Com-
mittee
N. P. Neilsen, Superintendent, 1004
North Fourth St., Stillwater.
Minn.
M. S. Reppe, Hutchinson, Minn.
J. D. Johnson, Brookfield, Ill.
N. R. Nelson, 2914 West North
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
C. Edwardsen, 2628 East Twenty.
eighth St., Minneapolis, Minn.
Swedish Advisory Committee
August Anderson (Superintend-
ent), 4955 West Huron St., Chi-
cago, Ill.
S. Mortenson, care of Pacific
Press, Brookfield, Ill.
Olaf Granlund, Brookfield, Ill.
H. 0. Olson, Route I, Box 58, La
Grange, Ill.
John Hoffman, 907 Twenty-first
Ave., South, Minneapolis, Minn.
German Advisory /Committee
J. T. Boettcher (Superintendent),
Clinton, Mo.
J. H. Schilling, care of Seminary,
Clinton, Mo.
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B. E. Miller, 1703 Gates Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
G. A. Grauer, R. F. D. B, Box
135a, Modesto, Cal.
F. R. Isaac, Keene, Tex.
Jewish Advisory Committee
F. C. Gilbert (Superintendent),
South Lancaster, Mass.
E. K. Slade, Srouth Lancaster, Mass.
J. -K. Jones, South Lancaster,
Mass.
M. E. Olsen, Union College, Col-
lege View, Nebr.
French Advisory Committee
P. E. Brodersen (Supt.), Takoma
Park, D. C.
L. F. Passebois, 1331 Cote des
Neiges Road, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada.
E. K: Slade, South Lancaster, Mass.
J. Curdy, Oshawa, Ontario.
F. W. Stray, Oshawa, Ontario.
Latin-American Work
H. D. Casebeer (Superintendent),
Box 146, Glendale, Cal.
W. B. Miramontez, assistant for
the Southwestern Union, 422
Oppenheimer Bldg., San Anto-
nio, Tex.
Foreign Literature Depository
Pacific Press Pub. Assn., Brook-
field, Ill.; Manager, S. N. Cur-
tiss.
. HOME MISSIONARY DE-
PARTMENT
Headquarters: Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Secretary: J. A.-Stevens.
Asst. Secretaries: H. K. Christ-
man, E. R. Numbers.
Office Secretary: Mrs. J. W. Mace.
OTHER MEMBERS
General Conference
(All of whom may be addressed. at
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.): R. D. Quinn, N.
Z.. Town, M. E. Kern, .P. E.
Brodersen, L. A. Hansen, G. -B.
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Thompson, Mrs. L. Flora Plum-
mer, E. R. Palmer.
North American Union Conference
Home Missionary Secretaries
W. A. Butler, South Lancaster,
Mass.
H. E. Lysinger, College View,
Nebr.
C. T. Redfield, 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Geo. Butler, R. 2, Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada.
J. L. McConaughey, Berrie n
Springs, Mich.
Anol Grundset, 1716 Fifth Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.
E. C. Boger, College Place, Wash.
David Vth, Bok 146, 'Glendale,
Cal.
E. F. Hackman, First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
0. R. Staines, 2006 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Anna Knight (Southern Union
Mission), 2006 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, 'Tenn.
E. R. Potter, 411 Baum. Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lyle C. Shepard, 201 I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Publishing House Representatives
L. W. Graham, Review and: Herald
Pub. Assn., Takoma Park, D. C.
J. R. Ferren, Pacific Press Pub.
Assn.,Mountain View, Cal.
S. N. `urtiss, Pacific 'Press Pub.
Assn. Brookfield, Ill.
R. L. Pierce, Southern Pub. Assn.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Foreign Members
L. H. Christian, Villa Fontana,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
C. E. Weaks, Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, _Shanghai, China:
0. Montgoinery," Florida, 'F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
:South- America.
A. W.--, Xmlersim. " -Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W:, Australia.
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W. W. Fletcher, Box 1.5, Poona,
India.
W. H. Branson, Rosinead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
NEGRO DEPARTMENT
Secretary: W. H. Green, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. G.;
or 5740 Thirtieth St., Detroit,
Mich.
OTHER MEMBERS
J. L. McElhany, 2006 Twenty-
fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
W. H. Heckman, First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
William Guthrie;. Drawer C, Ber-
rien Springs, Mich.
S. E. Wight, College View, Nebr.
M. Lukens, 411 Baum Bldg., Okla-
homa City, Okla.
F. H. Robbins, 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
E. K. Slade, South Lancaster,
Mass.
J. K. Humphrey, 141 West 131st
St., New York, N. Y.
M. C. Strachan, 1714 Druid Hill
Ave., Baltimore, Md.
M. G. Nunes, 4548 Prairie Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
W. D. Forde, 4722 Langley Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
U. S. Willis, 4220 West Lucky St.,
St. Louis, Mo.
G. E. Peters, First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
J. H. Lawrence, 3028 Pinkney St.,
Omaha, Nebr.
PRESS BUREAU
Secretary: W. L. Burgan, Tako-
ma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Literary Editor: L. A. Smith, 233
North Kendall St., Battle Creek,
Mich.
GENERAL CONFERENCE
CORPORATION
Incorporated 1904
Legal Title: " General Conference
Corporation of Seventh-day Ad-
ventists."
Constituency: The General Con-
ference delegates.
Office Address: Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington,D. C.
Officers: Pres., A. G. Daniells; Sec.,
J. L. Shaw; Treas , W. T.
Knox.
Board of Trustees: W. T. Knox,
J. L. Shaw, A. G. Daniells, E. E.
Andross, C. Thompson, N. Z.
Town, H. E. Rogers.
TRANSPORTATION AGENTS
W. T. Knox, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C. (Also
general agent for trans-Atlantic
steamship lines.)
C. H. Jones, Mountain View, Cal.
(Also general agent for trans-
Pacific steamship lines.)
J. M. Calvert, Wolcott Bldg., 14
Irving Place, New York, N. Y.
(Telephone: Stuyvesant 1461.
Consign freight and express care
W. A. Brown, 10 East Seven-
teenth St., New York, N. Y.)
A. Bacon, 84 Upper Tollington
Park, London, N., England.
A. J. Clark, 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago. DI.
G. C. Hoskin,719 East Flanders
St., Portlan, Oreg.
H. C. Kephart, Drawer M, Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone, Panama.
And the Treasurers of Union Con-
ferences in North America.
GENERAL LABORERS HOLDING
CREDENTIALS FROM THE
GENERAL CONFERENCE
MINISTERS
Anderson, August, 4955 West Hu-
ron St., Chicago, Ill.
Andross, E. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Boettcher, J. T., Clinton, Mo.
Bollman, C. P., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
 GENERAL CONFERENCE
Branson, W. H., Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Brodersen, P. E., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Christian, L. H., Vill Fontana,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
Christman, H. K., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Conradi L. R., Grindelberg 15a,
Hambu rg, Germany.
Curdy, E. A., Hickory, N. C.
Dail, Guy, Pacific Union College,
St. Helena, Cal.
Daniells, A. G., Takoma Park Sta-
tion,shington,
a D. C.
Eastman, W. W., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Evans, 1. H., Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Fletcher, W. W., P. 0. Box 15,
Poona, India.
Gilbert, F. C., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Green, W. H., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.; or 5740
Thirtieth St., Detroit, Mich.
Hansen, L. A., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Haskell, S. N., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Hoffman, B. P., 408 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Howell, W. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Waghington, D. C.
Irwin, C. W., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
James, J. S. Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Kern, M. E. Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Knox, W. T., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Lewis, C. C., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Longacre, C. S., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Loughborough, J. N., Sanitarium,
Cal.
:pagan, P. T., M. D., 304 North
Boyle Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
MacGuire, Meade, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Martin, W. F., 421 North Isabel
St., Glendale, Cal.
McCoy, L., Battle Creek, Mich.
17
Meyers, C. K., Takoma, Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Miller, H. W., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Montgomery, 0., Florida, F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Neilsen, N. P., 1004 North Fourth
St., Stillwater, Minn.
Numbers, E. R., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Palmer, E. R., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Parml e, R. W., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F.,Mexico.
Prescott, W. W., ooranbong, N.
S. W., Australia.
Quinn, R. D., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Russell, C. A., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Shaw, J. L., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Simon, J. F., Villa Fontana, Skods-
borg, Denmark.
Spicer, W. A., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Stevens, J. A., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Tait, A. 0., Mountain View, Cal.
Thomason, Geo., M. D., Los An-
geles,
Thompson, Chas., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Thompson, G. B., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Town, N. Z., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Underwood, R. A., College View,
Nebr.
White, W. C., R. F. D. 1, St.
Helena, Cal.
Wilcox, F. M., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Wilcox, M. C., Mountain View, Cal.
LICENTIATES
Bowen, T. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Burgan, W. L., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Evans, Newton, M. D., Loma Lin-
da, Cal.
Furnival, G. F., 184 Pacific St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
18 GENERAL CONFERENCE
Hall, H. H., 'Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
John, 0. M., Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Larsen, F. M., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
U. V. Wilcox, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, 'Washington, D. C.
MISSIONARY LICENTIATES
Andress, Mrs. Matilda, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Chase, Mrs. F. D., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Cobban, H. H., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Degering, Chas., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE
Organized rgor
Territory: The Conferences of
Eastern New York, Greater New
York, Maine, Massachusetts,
Northern New England; South-
ern New England, Western New
York, and the Bermuda Mission. Ministers:
Population: 17,803,000; churches,
181; members, 8,998. '
Office Address: South Lancaster,
Mass.
Officers:
Pres., E. K. Slade.
Sec. and Treas., C. L. Kilgore.
Executive Committee: E. K. Licentiates:
Slade, the presidents of confer-
ences composing the Atlantic
Union, and C. L. Kilgore, W. E.
Bliss, M. D., E. E. Franklin,
F. C. Gilbert, P. L. Thompson.
J. K. Humphrey, H. A. Weaver, Missionary Licentiates:
B. F. Machlan, D. A. Bailey, W.
A. Butler.
Legal Assn.: " The Atlantic
Union Conference Assn. of S.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., E. E. Franklin.
Educational and Miss. Vol., P.
L. Thompson.
Ginther, Rosamond IX, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Ireland, J. J., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Lewis, Mrs. C. C.,, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
McEnterfer, Sara, Sanitarium,
Cal.
McNeill, S. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Peck, Sarah, Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Plummer, Mrs. L. Flora, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Rogers, H. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Home Miss., W. A. Butler.
Medical Miss., W. E. Bliss, M. D.
Negro Representative, J. K.
Humphrey.
E. K. Slade, S. M. Butler, B. F.
Machlan, H. W. Carr, W. A.
Butler,
Honorary: P. F. Bicknell, S. J.
Hersum, P. B. Osborne, J. W.
Raymond, D. G. Turk, C. Meleen,
C. J. Coon.
C. A. Shull, E. E. Franklin, W.
E. Bliss, M. D., E.R. Carr, M. D.,
G. H. Winslow, P. L. Thompson,
Verah MacPherson, D. A. Bailey.
C. L. Kilgore, J. L. Johnson, Mrs.
C. L. Kilgore, Clara Schunk, M.
D., W. M. Vehorn, B. B. Ross,
Rowena E. Purdon.
Honorary: Mrs. J. C. Hennessy,
Ellery Robinson, Mrs. M. A.
Scriber, W. A. Wilcox, Mrs. M.
A. Wheeler, Jennie Thayer,
Florence L. Boyle.
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EASTERN NEW YORK CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1906
Territory: That portion of the
State of New York east of a
line formed by the eastern boun-
daries of the counties of Cayu-
ga, Tompkins, and Tioga, and
north of the line formed by the
northern boundaries of Sullivan,
Ulster, and Dutchess Counties.
Population of New York State:
. 10,384,144; churches, 32; mem-
bers, 1,118.
Office: Room 6, Mann Bldg., Utica,
N. Y.
Officers:
Pres., B. M. Heald.
Sec. and Treas., J. E. Osterblom.
Executive Committee: B. M.
Heald, G. H. Rogers, W. A. Wil-
cox, A. M. Howeth, H. A. Vande-
man, J. E. Osterblom.
Lega Assn.: " The New York
Conference Association of _S. D.
A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. E. Osterblom.
Field Miss.,
Sabbath School, Mrs. J. Schnetz-
ler.
Educational and Miss Vol., C. M.
Fisher.
Home Miss., Joseph Schnetzler.
Medical Miss., Mrs. B. M. Heald.
Religious Liberty, H. A. Vande-
man.
Ministers:
B. M. Heald, H. A. Vandeman,
Joseph Schnetzler. L. H. King.
Licentiate:
Harold Snide.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. R. P. Johnson, F. E. Kinnear,
Mrs. J. Schnetzler, Mrs. Beatrice
Johnson, J. E. Osterblom, C. M.
Fisher.
Church School Teachers:
Gladys Caswell, Emma J. Hunt,
Myrtle Hartford, Abigail Wor-
cester, Mrs. C. J. Coon, Lillian
Burdick.
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Church Directory:
Albany, 120 Jay St.
Binghamton, 71 Pennsylvania
Ave.
Rome, 321 West Bloomfield St.
Schenectady, Eastern and Ran-
kin Aves.
Syracuse, 817 South Ave.
Utica, Chapel, Square and Mil-
ler Sts.
Watertown, Clay and Academy
Sts.
GREATER NEW YORK
CONFERENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: The City of Greater
New York, Long Island, and the
Counties of Westchester, Rock-
land, Putnam, Orange, Dutchess,
Sullivan, and Ulster, in the
State of New York.
Population: 10,000,000; churches,
20; members, 2,819.
Office: 129 East 128th St., New
York, N. Y.
Officers:
Pres., J. E. Jayne.
Sec. and Treas., J. I. Foster.
Asst. Treas., Miss Madge Miller.
Executive Committee: J. E.
Jayne, W. R. Andrews, Louis
Halsvick, C. B. Haynes, J. K.
Humphrey, M. H. Schuster, J. I.
Foster, B. E. Miller, Carl Swen-
son, D. A. Bailey, Louis Kle-
bah, H. H. Morse, C. E. Hutch-
ins, F. D. Wells.
Legal Assn,: " Greater New
York Corporation of Seventh-
day Adventists." J. E. Jayne,
Pres., J. I. Foster, Sec. and
Treas.
Board of Trustees: J. E. Jayne,
W. R. Andrews, J. I. Foster, C.
B. Haynes, J. K. Humphrey,
Louis Halsvick, Louis Klebahn,
B. E. Miller.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., P. W. Derby.
Field Miss., F. D. Wells.
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Asst. Field Miss., A. J. Addicks.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Mrs. J. E. Jayne.
Educational, H. H. Morse.
Home Miss., F. D. Wells.
Medical Miss., B. B. Kinne, M. D.
Religious Liberty, .J. E. Jayne.
Ministers:
J. E. Jayne, W. R. Andrews, L.
Halsvick, C. B. Haynes, R. Cal-
derone, J. K. Humphrey, B. E,
Miller, Carl Swenson, M. H.
Schuster.
Honorary:
P. Z. Kinne, L. Zecchetto.
Licentiates:
J. M. Calvert, Miss Emma
Wells, F. D. Wells.
Honorary:
R. Immonen.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Minnie Buckner, Miss
Ethel Carroll, Miss Beatrice
Gordon, H. P. Hansen, Mrs. C.
B. Haynes, Mrs. J. K. Humph-
rey, Percy Brown, Miss Vesta
Cash, Mrs. L. Halsvick, J. E.
Hanson, George V. Hoke, Miss
Margaret Izso, Miss Alfreda
Johnson, Mrs. J. L. Johnson,
Mrs. Alfred Kribs, Mrs. L. Kle-
bahn, Miss Marjorie Love, Miss
Augusta Meyer, H. H. Morse,
Mrs. Augusta Nickel, Mrs. Fred
Osborn, Miss Naomi Sjoblom,
Mrs. Carl Swenson, Miss Ruth
Tyrrell, Miss Rosa Vass, Frank
R. Wood, Miss Louise Johnson,
B. B. Kinne, L. Klebahn, Miss
Mary Lewis, Miss Jessie Lynch,
Miss Madge Miller, James Mo-
ran, Miss Carrie Nelson, Miss
Susie Pulis, Mrs. M. H. Schus-
ter, Miss Florence Tate, Miss
Marie Tyvold, Miss F. E. Wag-
ner.
Honorary:
Mrs. J. M. Calvert, Miss B.
Stokka, J. T. Ottosen, Miss
Pauline Kraus, Mrs. Ida R.
Compton.
Church School:
Middletaivn Church School: Miss
Pauline Kraus.
Church Directory:
Brooklyn:
Danish-Norwegian, Sixth Ave.,
and Fiftieth St.
English, Green and Patchen
Ares.
Finnish, 315 Forty-seventh St.
German, 1823-27 Gates Ave.
Italian, 675 Hicks St.
Negro, Classon Ave. near Atlan-
tic Ave.
Swedish, 315 Forty-seventh St.
New York:
Temple Church, 120th St. and
Lenox Ave.
German, 705-7 Courtland Ave.
(Bronx Central Palace).
Hungarian,- 220 East Seventy-
fourth St.
Negro (Harlem), 144-6 West
131st St.
Negro (White Plains), 15 South
Lexington Ave., White Plains.
Swedish, Presbyterian. Chapel.
137th St. and Willis Ave. ,
Mt. Vernon, Odd Fellow's Hall,
36 South Ave., Mt. Vernon.
Staten Island, Masonic Temple,
Port Richmond, Staten Island.
Up-State:
Middletown, 3 Linden Ave., Mid-
dletown.
Newburgh, Third and Chambers
Sts., Newburgh.
Port Jervis, Hubbard Bldg.,
Fowler and Front Sts., Port
Jervis.
Poughkeepsie, Good Templar's
Hall, Main and Garden Sts..
Poughkeepsie.
MAINE CONFERENCE
Organized 1867
Territory: The State of Maine.
Population: 768,01.4; churches, 22;
members, 733.
Office: 75 Grant St., Portland, Me.
Officers:
Pres., W. C. Moffett.
Sec. and. Treas., V. H. Hanscom.
Executive Committee: W. C.
Moffett, E. E. Osborne. E. C.
 ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE
Taylor, Ward Bickford, W. 0.
Howe, V. H. Hanscom, M. R.
Bailey.
Legal Assn., " Maine Conference
Association, S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Society, V. H. Hanscom.
Field Miss., J. R. Osborne.
Sabbath School, Mrs. Ida E.
Hendrick.
Educational and Miss. Vol.. Mrs.
Jennie Bates-Russell.
Home Miss., R. B. Clapp.
Medical Miss., Mrs. M. W. Howe.
Religious Liberty, W. 0. Howe.
Ministers:
W. C. Moffett, M. R. Bailey, E.
E. Osborne, IV. 0. Howe, R. B.
Clapp.
Licentiates:
C. 0. Perkins, V. C. Townsend,
Mary E. Walsh, G. E. Owens, J.
R. Osborne.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. J. B. Russell, Miss Cora
Bowers, Mrs. W. 0. Howe, Mrs.
L. A. Ellsworth, Mrs. Ida E.
Hendrick, V. H. Hanscom, Mrs.
Addie V. Clapp.
Church School Teachers:
Ruby Farley, Martha G. Bart-
lett, Annie Bell Houghton, Chris-
tine Dyer, Mrs. E. Hills, Mrs.
Grace Oakley, Myrtle Wilson,
Hubert E. Redding, G. E. Owens.
Church Directory:
Auburn-Lewiston, Sylvan Ave.,
Lewiston.
Bath, North St. Baptist Church.
Camden, Central St.
Portland, 75 Grant St.
MASSACHUSETTS CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1870
Territory: The State of Massa-
chusetts.
Population: 3,852.356 ; churches,
32; members, 1,897.
Office Address: Box 306, South
Lancaster, Mass.
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Officers:
Pres., J. K. Jones.
Sec. and Treas., J. E. Edwards.
Executive Committee: J. K.
Jones, J. E. Edwards, J. C. Stev-
ens, W. W. Rice, S. E. Brown,
F. C. Carlson, A. T. Robinson,
B. F. Machlan.
Legal Assn.: " The Massachu-
setts Conference Assn. of S. D.
A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. E. Edwards.
Field Miss., J. E. Whelpley.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
C. R. Gibbs.
Educational, J. H. Tiney, Jr.
HOme Miss., W. W. Rice.
Religious Liberty, P., F. Bick-
nell.
Ministers:
J. K. Jones, P. F. Bicknell, J.
C. Stevens, F. C. Carlson, W. W.
Rice, S. E. Norton, W. H. White.
Licentiates:
C. R. Gibbs, J. H. Tiney, Jr., J.
E. Whelpley, C. W. Yearwood,
F. Knipschild.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. B. Armstrong, J. E. Ed-
wards, Mrs. Oris Armstrong,
Miss Fay Coss, C. S. Munn, Miss
Cora A. Spencer, Mrs. J. C.
Stevens, J. W. Sypher, Mrs. J.
W. Sypher, Mrs. Constance
Wills, Miss Mabel Vreeland,
Miss Alice Palmer.
Church School Teachers:
W. B. Armstrong, Miss Anna
Tucker, Mis-s Edna Bergman,
Miss Lillian Eastman, Miss
Ruth Holloway, Clifford Wilkin-
son, Mrs. Gertrude Myers-
Farnsworth, Miss Blanche Lord,
Miss Lucy Stevens.
Church Directory:
Amesbury, Baptist Churc h,
Spring St.
Boston, English, People's Tem-
ple, cor. Columbus Ave. and
Berkeley St.
Danvers, Putnam St.
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Everett, Universalist Church,
Fiskdale, Broadway and Sum-
mer Sts.
Fitchburg, Knowlton Terrace.
Haverhill, 33 Central St., Brad-
ford.
Leominster, Burrage Ave.
Lowell, Liberty St., near School
St.
Mansfield, Foxvale Chapel.
Methuen, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Natick, 8 Jackson Court.
New Bedford, English, Unita-
rian Church, Williams St.
New Bedford, Portuguese, 736
Pleasant St.
Northampton, I. 0. 0. F. Hall,
Center St.
Pittsfield, Michelman's Hall,
235% North St.
Roxbury, colored, Cabot and
Sterling Sts.
Sanitarium Church, New Eng-
land . Sanitarium, Melrose,
Mass.
Somerville, Vestry First Uni-
versalist Church, cor. College
and Morrison Ayes. West
Somerville, Mass.
South Lancaster, Sawyer and
Narrow Lane.
Springfield, Touraine Assembly
Hall, 182 State St.
Taunton, Arlington Chapel.
Taunton, Portuguese, Main and
Weir Sts.
Worcester, English and Swedish,
Highland and West Sts.
NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND
CONFERENCE
Organized as the Vermont Confer-
ence, June 15, 1862; reorgan-
ized 1909.
Territory: The States of Vermont
and New Hampshire.
Population: 795,504; churches, 27;
members, 602.
Office: 136 North Main St., Con-
cord, N. H.
Officers:
Pres., D.0 U. Hale.
Sec. and Treas., H. B. Tucker.
Executive Committee: D. U.
Hale, H. B. Tucker, E. G. Farns-
worth, D. H. Hanson, W. E. Ta-
tro, G. D. Litchfield, E. E. Clay-
ton.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., H. B. Tucker.
Field Miss., E. E. Covey.
Educational, Miss. Vol., and
Home Miss., E. E. Clayton.
Religious Liberty, D. U. Hale.
Ministers:
D. U. Hale, D. H. Hanson.
Licentiates:
E. E. Clayton, E. E. Covey.
Missionary Licentiates:
H. B. Tucker, Mrs. Pearl J.
Sanborn, G. D. Litchfield, H.
F. Litchfield.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. Roy N. Atwood, Ethel Pow-
ers, Rubie Hodgdon.
Church Directory:
Burlington, Vt., 190 North Wi-
nooski Ave.
Concord, N. H., Capital Hall,
Warren St.
Keene, N. H., in church build-
ing, McKinley St.
Manchester, N. H., Odd Fellows'
Hall, Hanover St.
Rutland, V t. in church building
opposite high school.
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
CONFERENCE
Organized in 1903, from territory
formerly comprised in the New
England Conference.
Territory: The States of Connec-
ticut and Rhode Island.
Population: 2,160,631; churches,
19; members, 742.
Office: 51 Whitmore St., Hartford,
Conn.
Officers:
Pres., E. L. Cardey.
Sec. and Treas., N. C. Van Horn.
Executive Committee: E. L.
Cardey, D. B. Parmelee, J. A.
 ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE
Tefft, E. F. Henry, G. C. Russell,
S. S. Gerard, L. S. Wheeler, N.
C. Van Horn.
Legal Assfi.: " The Southern
New England Conference Assn.
' of S. D. A. Inc."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Society: N. C. Van Horn.
Field Miss., H. R. Rolf.
Sabbath School and Educational,
Miss Mabel A. Porter.
Miss. Vol., H. P. Gram.
Home Miss., Charles Dunham;
Asst., H. P. Gram.
Religious Liberty, L. S. Wheeler.
Medical, Miss Annabel Orr.
Ministers:
E. L. Cardey, W. R. Uchtman, L.
S. Wheeler, H. A. Rossin, J. A.
Swenson.
Licentiates:
H. P. Gram, Charles Dunham,
H. I. Pettis, Andrew Yakush, D.
A. Mozar, G. F. Furnival.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Elizabeth Kehrein, Miss
Mabel A. Porter, Miss Annabel
Orr, Mrs. D. A. Mozar, H. E.
Shipley, Mrs. H. E. Shipley, Miss
Grace H. Sevrens, S. R. Haynes,
H. R. Rolf, Miss Viola Hooper.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Mattie B. Tefft, Miss Ella
Mae Ivins, Miss Helen E. Hall,
Mrs. Julia E. Winch, Walter L.
Place, C. S. Tassell.
Church Directory:
Bridgeport Conn., Wilmot Ave.
Bridgeport, Conn. (Bohemian),
Sylvan Ave.
Hartford, Conn., 51 Whitmore
St.
New Haven, Conn., 264 Brewster
St.
New Haven, Conn. '(Colored), 28
Dickerman St.
New London, Conn., Union
Chapel, Ocean Ave.
Pawtucket, R.. I., 239 Central
Ave.
Providence, R. I., 381 Northrup
St. near Broad St., Edgewood,
R. I.
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Westerly, R. I., Lester Ave.
Willimantic, Conn., Y.-M. C. A.
Bldg.
Wgonsocket, R. I. (French), 108
Roberta Ave.
WESTERN NEW YORK CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1906
Territory: The State of New York
west of the eastern boundary of
the counties of Cayuga, Tomp-
kins, and Tioga.
Population of the State of New
York: 10,384,144; churches, 28;
members, 1,025.
Office: 60 Grand Ave., Rochester,
N. Y.
Officers:
Pres., a. S. Fries.
Sec. and Treas., R. C. Taylor.
Executive Committee: R. S.
Fries, H. M. Fleming, J. E. Bel-
knap, F. H. Hicks, A. E. San-
derson, R. C. Taylor, F. Bohner.
Legal Assn.: " The Western New
York Conference Assn. of S. D.
A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., R. C. Taylor.
Field Miss., Wales Lawrence.
Sabbath School,
Educational and Miss. Vol.,
Mrs. R. S. Fries.
Home Miss., F. Bohner.
Religious Liberty, R. S. Fries.
Ministers:
R. S. Fries, J. W. Raymond, A.
E. Sanderson, 0. D. Cardey.
Licentiates:
J. C. Oswald, J. N. Clapp, A. P.
Schwarz.
Missionary Licentiates:
R. C. Taylor, Effa Gilbert, Mrs.
R. S. Fries, Wales Lawrence,
Mrs. J. C. Oswald.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Ruth Durning, Miss Elma
Klingensmith, Miss Dorothy
Derby, Miss Stella McLymond,
24 ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE
Miss Mildred Ruppracht, Miss
Inez Williams, Miss Miriam Gil-
bert, Mrs. Alice W. Myers, Miss
Edna Baker, Miss Ruth Nichols,
Miss Ruth Seitz.
Church Directory .
Auburn, 8 Genesee St., St.
George's Hall, 2:00 P. M.
Batavia, 27 Tracy Ave., 2: 30
P. M.
Bolivar, Plum St., 11 A. M.
'Buffalo English, 92 Hedley
Place, 10: 00 A. M.
Buffalo, German, 92 Hedley
Place, 1: 30 P. M.
Corning, 73 West First St., Ger-
man Evangelical Church, 1: 00
P. M.
Ellicottville, Elizabeth St., 2:00
P. M.
Elmira, 310 West Third St.,
10: 00 A. M.
Fredonia, Grange Hall, West
Main St., 1: 30 P. M.
Hornell, 1 Tobe's Hill, 1: 00
P. M.
Jamestown English, 708 Cherry
St., 10: 00 A. M.
Jamestown Swedish, 708 Cherry Educational:
St., 1: 30 P. M.
Jeddo, Ridge Road and County
line, 11: 00 A. M.
Lockport, Moose Hall, Hodge
Bldg., 2: 00 P. M.
Medina, 820 South Main St.,
2: 30 P. M.
Niagara Falls, 910 Main St.,
2: 30 P. M.
Olean, 232 N. First St., 9: 30
A. M.
Rochester, 60 Grand Ave., 9: 45
A. M.
Salamanca, 24 East Jefferson
St., ll :00 A. M.
Tioga County, 238 Prospect St.,
Owego, 2: 30 P. M.
Union Springs, Academy Chapel,
10: 00 A. M.
Wellsville, Orchard Place off
North Main St., 10: 00 A. M.
BERMUDA MISSION
Address: Hamilton, Bermuda Is-
lands.
Population: 18,000; church, 1;
members, 62.
Officers:
Director, H. W. Carr.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
Mrs. E. M. Astwood.
Miss. Vol., Miss Clare Astwood.
Minister:
H. W. Carr.
Church School Teacher:
Miss Dorothy Smith.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE AT-
LANTIC UNION CON-
FERENCE
Lancaster Junior College, South
Lancaster, Mass.
Union Springs Academy, Union
Springs, N. Y.
Pine Tree Academy, Auburn, Me.
Temple Academy, 120th St. and
Lenox Ave., New York, N. Y.
Harlem Academy, 144 West
131st St., New York, N. Y.
Publishing:
New York Branch of Review
and Herald Pub. Assn., Peeks-
kill, N. Y.
Sanitarium:
New England Sanitarium, Mel-
rose, Mass.
 CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE
Organized Igoz
Territory: The Conferences of Col- Honorary: R. F. Andrews, B. W.
orado, Inter-Mountain, Kansas, Brown, U. P. Long, W. D. Em-
Missouri, Nebraska, an Wyom- ery, J. H. Kraft, E. A. Curtis,
ing. 0. A. Dow, W. M. Andress, A.
Population of five States named: S. Bringle, T. Godfrey., M. G.
7,602,084; churches, 252; mem- Huffman, J. P. Gardiner G. W.
bers, 10,856. Berry, L. W. ViTTW. ' F. H.
Office: College View, Nebr. Schroeder, J. S. Hart, H. A. Auf-
derhar.
Officers:
Pres., S. E. Wight. Licentiates:
Sec. and Treas., Miss Mettle E. R. T. Emery, 0. S. Belts, A. G.
Cornell. Taylor, M. P. Robison, Dr. H.
Auditor, R. T. Emery. - A. Green.
Executive Committee: S. E. Missionary Licentiates:
Wight, the presidents of the lo- Miss Mettie E. Cornell, Mrs. C.
cal conferences in the Union, the T. Everson. "
Union Conference Auditor, the
Union Conference treasurer, the COLORADO CONFERENCE
secretaries of the Medical, Edu-
cational, Young People's, Relig- Organized. 1908
ious Liberty, and Missionary De- Territory: The State of Colorado
partments, the Union field mis- east of the Continental Divide.
sionary secretary, the presidents Population: 939,376; churches, 54;
of Union College and the Clinton members, 2,744.
Seminary, the manager of the Office: 1112 Kalamath St., Denver,
Kansas City branch of the Pa- Colo.
cific Press Pub. Assn., and the Officers:
business manager of the Boul- Pres., W. A. Gosmer.
der-Colorado Sanitarium. Sec. and Treas., G. T. Burgess.
Legal Assn.: _ " Central. Union Executive Committee: W.- A.
Conference Assn. of S. D. A." Gosmer, W. A. Long, A. W.
Pres., S. E. Wight; Sec., R. T. Farnsworth, C. L. Wilson, G. W.
Emery. Anglebarger, O. Branham.
Department Secretaries: Legal Association: " The Sev-
Field Miss., J. B. Blosser. enth-day Adventist Association
Educational and Miss. Vol., D. of Colorado."
D. Rees. Department Secretaries:
Home Miss., H. E. Lysinger. Tract Soc., G. T. Burgess.
Medical Miss., H. A. Green, M. D. Field Miss., D. T. Snideman.
Work for the Blind: Sabbath School and Educational.
Board: S. E. Wight, J. N. An- F.A. Page.
derson, D. D. Rees, D. P. Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., A. G.
Wood, G. H. Jeys. Wearner.
Ministers: Medical Miss., Dr. H. A. Green.
S. E. Wight, J. B. Blosser, M. Religious Liberty, G. W. Angle-
L. Andreasen, J. N. Anderson, barger.
H. A. Morrison, C. L. Benson, Ministers:
0. F. Schwedrat, C. T. Everson, W. A. Gosmer, G. W. Anglebar-
H. E. Lysinger, M. E. Olsen. D. ger, J. E. Patzkowski, W. A.
D. Rees, J. H. Schilling. Long, N. V. Willess, A. G.
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26 CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE
Wearner, J. Z. Walker, R. T.
Nash.
Honorary: J. H. Kraft.
Licentiates:
G. T. Burgess, J. T. Coopwood,
D. T. Snideman, F. A. Page,
Adolph Blomstedt, J. B. White,
H. E. Westermeyer.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mk. G. T. Burgess, Esther
Smith.
Church School Teachers:
Zoa Shreve, J. W.' Grounds,
Genevieve Hansen, Edith Wilson,
Iva Beaird, Alma Lorenz, Lottie
Butka, Grace DeLand, Sheba
Morris, Esther Kraft, Sidney
Smith, Lura 1Vilbourn, Opal Sor-
den, Frazena Pegg, Katherine
McPhee, J. B. White, Cassie
Henrickson, A. J. Miracle, Mrs.
A. J. Miracle, Beulah Crane, Ma7
ble Crane, Verlie Beeler, Edna
Beaird, J. C. Kintner, F. S.
Pruett.
Church Directory:
Boulder, Seventh St., and High-
land Ave.
Canon City, Main St., near
Twelfth.
Colorado Springs, 324 North
Wahsatch St.
Denver:
First, cor. West Eleventh Ave.,
and Kalamath St.
York, cor. East Thirteenth
Ave. and York St.
North, cor. Thirty-ninth Ave.
and Shoshone St.
South, Mexico and Sherman
Sts.
German, Thirty-ninth Ave.
and Shoshone - St.
Scandinavian, 1618 East Thir-
ty-eighth Ave.
Italian, cor. Thirty-ninth Ave.
and Shoshone St.
Colored, 2917 Glenarm Place.
Fort Collins, Cor. Whedbee and
Magnolia Sts.
Greeley, cor. Fourteenth Ave.
and Eighth St.
Puebli), 825 South Union Ave.
INTER-MOUNTAIN CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1916
Territory: That part of the State
of Colorado west of the Conti-
nental divide; the counties of
Daggett, Unita, Duchesne, Car-
bon, Emery, Grand, and San
Juan. in the State of Utah and
San Juan County in New Mex-
ico.
Population: 173,483: churches, 15:
membership, 633.
Office: 122 South Eighth St.,
, Grand Junction, Colo.
Officers:
Pres., N. T. Sutton.
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. Lulu Wil-
cox.
Executive Committee: N. T.
Sutton, W. M. Andress, L. W.
Baylies; IV. C. Baldwin, W. A.
Alway.
Legal Assn.: "Inter-Mountain
Conference Association of S. D.
A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Mrs. Lulu Wilcox.
Field Miss., -Walter Coppock.
Sabbath School
Educational,
Home .Miss. and Miss. Vol., W.
M. Andress.
Ministers:
N. T. Sutton, W. A. Alway, W.
M. Andress, F. H. Hoxie.
Honorary: W. F. Kennedy.
Licentiates:
P. T. Gibbs, W. C. Baldwin.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Lulu Wilcox, 'Walter Cop-
pock.
Church School - Teachers:
Mrs. E. J. George, Mrs. H. G.
Leffingwell, Mrs. Walter Cop-
pock, Miss Pearl Reed, Miss
Iona McPherson, Miss Edna
Gould, Miss Clarice Watson.
KANSAS CONFERENCE .
Organized 1875; reorganized 1914
Territory: The State of Kansas.
 CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE
Population: 1,769.185; churches,
69; members, 2,366.
Office: 728 Kansas Ave., Topeka;
Kans.
Officers:
Pres., B. G. Wilkinson.
Sec. and Treas., Herbert Griffith. Church Directory:
Executive Committee:. B. G.
Wilkinson, W. L. Nott, Bernard
Voth, A. V. Cotton, H. S. Oster-
loh, J. D. McBroom, 0. H. Curtis.
Legal Assn.: " The Kansas Sev-
enth-day Adventist Conference
Assn."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Herbert Griffith.
Field Miss., R. C. Baker.
Sabbath School, Miss Faye
Eagle.
Educational, Annah Vaughn.
Miss. Vol., A. C. Cornell.
Home Miss., F. A. Lorenz.
Medical Miss., F.- W. Paap.
Religious Liberty, B. G. Wilkin- Office: 203 West Franklin St.,
son.
Financial Agent, F. W. Paap.
Ministers:
B. G. Wilkinson, A. B. Campbell,
A. E. Johnson, F. L. Abbott, W.
L. Nott, Bernard Voth, F. W.
Paap, H. F. Saxton, A. S. Prin-
gle, A. V. Cotton.
Licentiates:
F. G. Young, W. F. Surber, R. C.
Baker, F. A. Lorenz, A. C. Cor-
nell.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Maud Davis, Miss Faye Department Secretaries:
Eagle, Miss Dottie P. Jones, Mrs.
John Bland, C. E. Davis, Mrs. C.
E. Davis, Dr. Paul Christman,
G. H. Curtis, Herbert Griffith, H.
P. Lorenz, Miss. Annah Vaughn.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. J. L. Burgess, Miss Olivia
Uhrig, Miss Arloa, McComas,
Bryan Birdsell, Miss Jessie Pride,
Miss Minerva Wammack, Miss
Bertha Hegle, Miss Elsie Ortner, Ministers:
Miss Inez Williams, Miss Fay
Miller, 0. E. Mock, Mrs.. G. E.
Mock, Miss Mabel Hinkhouse,
Miss Myrtle Reinmuth, Mrs. W.
E. Neff, Mrs. M. H. Glasier,
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Miss Carolyn Thorp, Miss Pearl
Pride, Jesse Dean, C. E. Lowry,
Miss Alma Almskog E. 0. West-
ermeyer, Robert Larson,
' Miss
Gertrude Sinclair, Miss Georg-
ina Hackett, Mrs. C. C. Brown.
Hutchinson, Sixth and Bismark
Kansas City, 2200 North Fifth
St.
Kansas City, colored, Everett
and Freeman Ave.
Oswego, College St.
Topeka, 821 West Fifth St.
Wichita, Dodge and Burton Sts.
MISSOURI CONFERENCE
Organized 1876; reorganized 1914.
Territory: The State of Missouri.
Population: 3,403,547; churches,
42; members, 2,203.
Clinton, Mo.
Officers:
Pres., H. C. Hartwell.
Sec. and Treas., Earl Emery.
Executive Committee: H. C.
Hartwell, U. S. Willis, M. M.
Bates, C. G. Bellah, A. R. Smith,
V. P. Lovell.
Legal Assn.: " The Missouri
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Pres., IL C. Hartwell; Sec., Earl
Emery; Treas., M. M..Bates.
Tract Soc., Earl Emery.
Field Miss., M. M. Bates.
Sabbath Schobl, Mrs.-.F. M. Wal-
ter, 319 East Lincoln St., Clin-
ton, Mo.
Educational and Miss. VOL, V.
P. Lovell.
Home Miss.,
Religious Liberty, H. C. Hart-
well.
H. C. Hartwell, C. 0. Bellah;
Martin Stueckrath, U. S. Willis,
H. A. Fish.
Honorary: L. W. Terry, W. F.
H. Schroeder, D. P. Miller.
28 CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE
.Licentiates:
V. P. Lovell, J. H. Neufeld, M.
M. Bates.
Missionary Licentiates:
Earl Emery, Mrs. Ella Merrell.
Mrs. A. E. Daniels, Mrs. C. 0.
&nab, Mrs. Mary Barry, Miss
Sophie Boosemburg, Mrs. L. S.
Melendy, L. S. Melendy.
Church School Teachers:
A. B. Shrake, Mrs. A. B. Shrake.
Miss Pearl Reece, .3. C. Turner,
Mrs. J. C. Turner, Miss Josic
Turner, Miss Pearl Dawkins,
Mrs. Nettie Burbridge, Mrs. Irv-
ing Hood, P. W. Peters, L. W.
Taft, June Turner, Fannie Heal.'
zer, Mrs. Nick Nelson, Charles
Saddler, Ruby Maxwell, Mrs.
0. E. Borton, Mrs. Ella Mar-
quardt, Alice Bailey, Mrs. Ro-
setta Masselman.
Church Directory:
Joplin, Jackson St.
Kansas City, First, Linwood
Blvd. and Charlotte St.
Kansas City,Second, Twenty-
third and Woodland Sts.
Springfield, North Main and
Lynn Sts.
St. Joseph, 1701 North Second
St.
St. Louis, Central, 616 North
Newstead Ave.
St. Louis, German, Minnesota
and Potomac Sts.
St. Louis, Second, Cook St. and
Sarah Ave.
NEBRASKA CONFERENCE
Organized 1878
Territory: The State of Nebraska,
exclusive of the counties lying
west of the west line of Cherry,
Grant, Arthur-, and Keith Comi-
ties.
Population of Nebraska, 1,296,372;
churches, 46; members, 2,127.
Office Address: College View, Nebr.
Officers:
Pres., D. P. Wood.
Sec.,and Treas.,-E. J. Moser.
F,xiputive Committee; P,
Wood, G. C. George, T. G. Bunch,
L. B. Johnson, Lyman Middaugh,
W. H. Kruse, C. H. Miller.
Legal Assn., " Nebraska Confer-
ence Association of the Seventh-
clay Adventists."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., E. J. Moser.
Field Miss., F. C. Clark.
Sabbath School, Educational,
and Miss. Vol., Elsie Gibbs;
Home Miss., V. 0, Punches.
Medical Miss.,
Ministers:
D. P. Wood, B. M. Garton, B. H.
Shaw, G. C. George, C. H. Miller,
J. H. Lawrence, T. G. Bunch, M.
N. Helligso, Chas. Lightner.
Licentiates:
Chas. Mc Williams, F. C. Clark,
J. T. Miller, V. 0. Punches.
Missionary Licentiates:
Ralph Rhodes, Miss Elsie Gibbs,
May E. Banner, E. J. Moser.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. Nellie Gage, Miss Dena
Nelson, Miss Nell Travis, Mrs.
Geo. owers, Miss Belle Wood-
man, Miss Edith Hoffman, Miss
Hazel Denman, Miss Blanche
Bowes, Miss Della Finnell, Miss
Rose Nelson, Mrs. C. Horn-
bacher, Miss Floy Bowes, Miss
Nettie Gerdis, 'Miss Myrtice
Cowin, J. E. Jervis.
Church Directory:
Beatrice, corner Ella and Tenth
Sts.
College View, English, Eleventh
and K Sts.
College View, German, Union
College.
Fairbury, Tenth and G Sts.
Fremont, Fifth and I Sts.
Grand Island, 409 East Eighth
St.
Hastings, 205 East High St.
Kearney, Twenty-third St., and
Ave. B.
Lincoln, 1020 South Fifteenth
St.
McCook, 512 'West First St.
Nebraska City, between 14th
and 15th on Central Ave,
 CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE
North Platte. corner Willow and
Tenth Sts.
Omaha, Colored, 957 North
Twenty-fifth St.
Omaha, English, 2660 St. Mary's
Ave.
Omaha, Scandinavian, 2660 St.
Mary's Ave.
Red Cloud, Walnut St. and
Third Ave.
Seward, Eleventh and Main Sts.
Valentine, Valentine and Hall
Sts.
WYOMING CONFERENCE
Organized 1907
Territory: The State of Wyoming;
the following-named counties in
Nebraska: Sioux, Dawes, Sheri-
dan, Box Butte, Scotts Bluff,
Morrill, Banner, Kimball, Chey-
enne, Garden, Deuel; and the
following-named counties i n
South Dakota: Butte, Meade,
Lawrence, Pennington, Custer.
Fall River, Washington, and
Shannon.
Population of Wyoming: 194,402;
churches, 26; members, 829.
Office Address: Drawer 218, Craw-
ford, Nebr.
Officers:
Pres., J. W. Turner.
Sec. and Treas., W. R. Babcock.
Executive Committee: J. W.
Turner, W. R. Babcock, W. H.
Schacht, A. S. McCully, J. M.
Barto.
Legal Assn.: " Wyoming Con-
ference Askciation of the Sev-
enth-day Adventists." Pres., J.
W. Turner; Sec. and Treas., W.
R. Babcock.
Department Secretaries:
Tract S'oc., W. R. Babcock.
Field Miss.,
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Sabbath School, Educational
and Miss. Vol., G. A. Ross.
Home Miss.,
Religious Liberty,
Ministers:
J. W. Turner, J. M. Fletcher, W.
H. Schacht.
Licentiates:
G. T. Glendrange, H. B. Davis,
G. A. Ross.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Martha Baldwin, W. R.
Babcock.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Hazel Baker, Miss Florence
Stout, Miss Ruth Richards, Miss
Mary Morris.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE CEN-
TRAL UNION CONFERENCE
Educational:
Campion Academy, Loveland,
Colo.
Clinton Theological Seminary,
Clinton, Mo.
Inter-Mountain Academy, Ruli-
son, Colo.
Enterprise Academy, Enterprise,
Kans.
Shelton Academy, Shelton, Nebr.
Union College, College View,
Nebr.
Publishing:
Pacific Press Pub. Assn. Branch,
1224 Euclid Ave., Kansas City,
Mo.
Christian Record Pub. Co., Col-
lege View, Nebr.
Sanitariums:
Boulder - Colorado Sanitarium,
Boulder, Colo.
Kansas Sanitarium, Wichita,
Kans.
Nebraska Sanitarium, Hastings,
Nebr,
 COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE
Organized
Territory: The conferences of
Ohio, East Pennsylvania, West
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Dis-
trict of Columbia, Chesapeake,
Virginia, and West Virginia.
Population: 23,515,056; churches,
237; members, 11,495.
Office: 411 Cedar St., Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Officers:
Pres., F. H. Robbins.
Sec. and Treas., C. C. Pulver.
Executive Committee: F. H.
Robbins, the presidents of the
conferences composing the Union,
and C. C. Pulver, J. P. Neff,
Dr. H. W. Miller, H. F. Kirk, C.
L. Stone, D. W. Reavis, W. B.
Walters, Dr. H. S. Brown, M. E.
Cady, C. E. Andross, C. T. Red-
field.
Legal Assn.: " Columbia Union
Conference Association of Sev-
enth-day Adventists."
Auditor, C. C. Pulver.
Department Secretaries:
Union Field Miss., H. F. Kirk.
Asst., F. E. Hankins.
Educational, J. P. Neff.
Miss. Vol., C. E. Andross.
Home Miss., C. T. Redfield; As-
sistant, E. R. Corder.
Medical Miss., Dr. H. S. Brown;
Assistant, Mrs. Hazel Babcock.
Religious Liberty, F. H. Rob-
bins.
Ministers:
F. H. Robbins, R. T. Dowsett,
Dr. H. W. Miller, W. L. H.
Baker, C. T. Redfied, H. S. Pre-
nier, C. L. Stone, C. E. Andross,
M. E. Cady, C. L. Taylor.
Honorary: H. W. Herrell, S. S.
Shrock, H. H. Burkholder, D. E.
Lindsey, H. F. Graf, J. W. Watt,
I. N. Williams, H. E. Robinson.
Licentiates:
C. C. Pulver, E. G. Salisbury, A.
W. Werline, D. W. Reavis, L.
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1907
W. Graham, E. L. Richmond, W.
B. Walters, J. W. Mace, H. F.
Kirk, H. S. Brown, T. H Bar-
ritt, F. E. Hankins, J. N. Kim-
ble, E. R. Corder, J. P. Neff,
C. A. Holt.
Missionary Licentiates:-
Dr. Lauretta E. Kress.
Honorary: Mrs. Elsie M. Evans,
Miss Ella Talmage, Nellie B.
Underwood, F. N. Johnson.
CHESAPEAKE CONFERENCE
Organized 1890
Territory: The States of Delaware
and Maryland, except the Coun-
ties of Montgomery, Prince
George's, Charles, St. Mary's,
Garrett, and Allegany, in Mary-
land; and including the counties
of Morgan, Berkeley, and Jef-
ferson in West Virginina.
Population of Delaware and Mary
land: 1,672,613; churches, 21;
members, 1,266.
Office: 1901 Rosedale St., Balti-
more, Md.
Officers:
Pres., A. S. Booth.
Sec. and Treas., C. M. Paden.
Executive Committee: A. S.
Booth, E. F. Collier, G. Me-
dairy, M. C. Strachan, M. S. Pet-
tibone, J. W. Slier.
Legal Assn.: " Chesapeake Con-
ference Assn. of S. D. A."
'Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. M. Paden.
Field Miss., J. W. Siler.
Sabbath School, Educational,
Miss. Vol., Miss Eloise Wil-
liams.
Home Miss., M. S. Pettibone.
Religious Liberty, A. S. Booth.
Ministers:
A. S. Booth, Louis Drews, G. A.
Stevens, E. F. Collier, Leslie
Muntz, M. C. Straehan,
 COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE
Licentiates:
G. Medairy, M. S. Pettibone, E.'
Atkinson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Catherine Booth, C. M. Pa-
den, Mrs. Maude Strachan, Miss
Anna C. Dewers, Mrs. Lydia J.
Hilton, Dr. H. N. Sisco, Dr. Pa-
tience Bourdeau-Sisco, Miss Julia
Cooper.
Church School Teachers:
Louise B. Stuart, Ruth 'Wilcox,
Mildred MacPherson, Ruth
Douglas, Netelka J. Burrell,
Margaret Price, Julia Z. Cooper.
Church Directory:
Baltimore:
English, Rosedale St., off
North Ave., Walbrook.
German, Gorsuch and Kenne-
dy Sts.
Colored, 1901 Druid Hill Ave.
Hagerstown, English, Cross St.
and McComas Ave.
Wilmington:
No. 1, 1604 Rowland St.
No. 2, 1126 French St.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CONFERENCE
Organized 1909
Territory: The District of Colum-
bia, the counties of Montgom-
ery, Prince George's, Charles,
and St. Mary's in Maryland; and
the following counties in Vir-
ginia: Alexandria, Fairfax, Lou-
doun, Prince Wiliam, Fauguier,
Stafford, Northumberland, King
George, Westmoreland, Rich-
mond, and Lancaster.
Population of the District of Co-
lumbia: 437.571; churches, 13;
members, 1,527.
Office: 812 Washington Loan &
Trust Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Officers:
Pres., R. E. Harter.
Sec. and Treas., E. L. Workman.
Executive Committee: R. E.
Harter, B. F. Bryan, T. E.
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Bowen, L. A. Hansen, E. L.
Workman, G. P. Rodgers.
Legal Assn.: " District of Colum-
bia Conference Corporation of S.
D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., E. L. Workman.
Field Miss., Joseph Sangster.
Sabbath School, Mrs. Maude
Harter.
Educational and Miss. Vol., C.
L. Ross.
Home Miss., B. E. Connerly.
Ministers:
R. E. Harter, H. E. Robinson,
F. H. Seeney, B. F. Bryan,
B. E. Connerly, Wm. Ostrander,
Virbrook Nutter, U. D. Pickard,
G. P. Rodgers, J. Shellhaas, W.
L. H. Baker.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Janet Morris, Mrs. Maude
Harter, Mrs. B. E. Connerly, Jo-
seph angster, E. L. Workman.
Margaret Howard, Mrs. G. D.
Burgess, Mrs. A. M. Potter.
Church School Teachers: '
Miss Agnes E. Gullins, Mrs. G.
D. Burgess, Miss Ruth E. At-
well, Mrs. C. H. Taylor, Mrs. W.
L. Latham, Miss Bernice Robin-
son, Miss Ethel Sanderson, Miss
Amelia Lawrence, R. H. Me-
Means, Miss Myrtle E. Shultz.
Mrs. Ney Rice.
Church Directory:
Arlington, Va., Seventh and
Montgomery Sts.
Laurel, Md.,
Main St., near Fourth.
Takoma Park, Md.
Sligo, Washington Missionary
College.
Takoma Park, Carroll and
Willow Ayes.
Washington, D. C.:
Memorial, 1210 Twelfth St.,
N. W.
Capitol Hill, 7 Fourth St., N.
E.
Ephesus, 606 N St., N. W.
First Church, Eighth St., near
H St., N. E.
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Colonial Beach, Va., Colonial
Beach Church.
Kilmarnock, Va., Kilmarnock
Church.
Oak Grove Church, Garrisonville,
Va.
Vienna Church, Vienna, Va.
EAST PENNSYLVANIA CON-
FERENCE
Organized in 1903, out of territory
comprising t h e Pennsylvania
Conference, which was organ-
ized in 1879.
Territory: That portion of Penn-
sylvania lying east of the east-
ern line of Potter, Clinton, Cen-
ter, Mifflin, Huntingdon, and
Fulton Counties.
Population of the State of Penn-
sylvania: 8,720,159; churches,
37; members, 1,854.
Office: 237 South Thirteenth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Officers:
Pres., J. A. Leland.
Sec. and Treas., W. E. Fortune.
Executive Committee: J. A. Le-
land, H. G. Gauker, F. D. Gau-
tereau, Charles Baierle, J. H.
Wierts, John Ott.
Legal Assn.: " The East Pennsyl-
vania Conference Assn. of S. D.
A., Inc."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., IV. E. Fortune.
Field Miss., H. G. Lewis.
Sabbath School and Educational,
Miss Ernestine R. Hochschor-
ner.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., Miss
Louise C. Kleuser.
Religious Liberty, J. A. Leland.
Ministers:
J. A. Leland, W. J. Venen, J. H.
Wierts, Charles Baierle, F. D.
Gauterau, H. G. Gauker, R. L.
Bradford.
Honorary: S. S. Shrock.
Licentiates:
M. J. Longo, Mark Hagman, W.
E. Fortune, H. G. Lewis, C. E.
Overstreet.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Mary Lester, Miss Louise
C. Kleuser, Miss Anna Detwiler,
Mrs. Elsie K. Schirrmeister, Miss
L. E. Patton, Miss Ernestine R.
Hochschorner, Mrs. L. M. Mar-
tin, Mrs. Lydia J. Hilton.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Virginia Shull, Mrs. L.
Publicover, E. F. Traub, Miss
Hazel Dielts, Edward Hasson-
pflug, Miss Olive Bryne, Miss
Elsie Campbell, Lowell Fritz,
Miss Stella Grube, Miss Ruth
Sterner, Miss Linnie Baumgart-
ner, Miss H. A. Lewis. - .
Church Directory:
Allentown, Oak and Poplar Sts.
Harrisburg, Sible and Clark's
Hall, Third and CuMberland
Sts.
Lancaster, P. 0. S. of A. Hall, 45
South Duke St.
Northumberland, Second St. bet.
King and Queen Sts.
Philadelphia:
Fifty-first and Locust Sts.
Cor. Germantown Ave. and
Westmoreland St.
Italian, Pa ssyunk Ave. and
Moor St.
German, 3256 Germantown
Ave.
Colored, 1520 Lombard St.
Reading, Windsor and Hampden
Sts.
Scranton, Leonard Bldg., Adams
Ave.
Wilkesbarre, 25 Second St.,
Westmoor.
Williamsport, Seventh and Court
Sts.
Danville, cor. Pine and Spruce
Sts.
Stroudsburg, Second St.
Lebanon, South Seventh St.,
near Walnut. '
Sayre, cor. Olive and Harrison
St.
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NEW JERSEY CONFERENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: The state of New .Ter
sey.
Population: 3,155,900; churches
36; members, 1,454.
Office: 200 Columbus Ave., Tren-
ton, N. J.
Officers:
Pres., 0. 0. Bernstein.
Sec. and Treas., E. J. Stipeek.
. Executive Committee: 0. 0.
Bernstein, G. S. Baum, W. F.
Schwartz, M. H. St. John, Paul
Matula, S. G. Silver, H. L.
Adams.
Legal Assn.: " New Jersey Con-
ference Association of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., E. J. Stipeck.
Field Miss., E. P. Mansell.
Sabbath School. Educational,
and 1),ffis. Vol., V. D. Hag-
mann.
Home Miss., G. H. Clark.
Religious Liberty, 0. O. Bern-
stein.
Ministers:
0. 0. Bernstein, C. S. Baum, W.
F. Schwartz, Paul -Matula, F. E.
Gibson, W. A. Nelson, M. II. St.
John, J. P. Gaede, G. F. Theist,
A. N. Durrant, J. G. Hanna.
Licentiates:
G. H. Clark, V. D. Hagmann, N.
J. Grant, Theodore 13eeni, Gust
Lindsay.
Missionary Licentiates:
E. J. Stipeck, Mrs. E. J. Stipeck,
Mrs. 0. 0. Bernstein, Miss Anna
Cately, Miss Flora Briggs, E. P.
Mansell, Miss Signe Jensen, Miss
Maude Gauntlett.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Alma Mager, Miss Euphe-
mia Bryne, Miss Claribel Willett,
J. C. Gant, Nicholas Lessner,
Miss Mable White, Miss Grace
- Bryan, Miss Martha Schultz,
Maurice Robinson, Miss Helen
Curry.
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Church Directory:
Asbury Park, cor. Borden and
Heck Ayes.
Bridgeton, East Commerce St.
and Carroll Ave.
Burlington, Conover. St., South.
Camden, cor. Kenwood. and Pem-
broke Ayes.
Camden Colored, 1030 Linden St.
Elizabeth, 127 Jefferson Ave.
Franklin, Rutherford Ave.
Jersey City No. 1, Stegman Ave.,
and Hudson Blvd.
Jersey City No. 2, Congress St.
between Summit and Central
Ayes.
Jersey City German, Congress
St. between Summit and Cen-
tral Ayes.
Jersey City Colored, 621 Com-
munipaw Ave.
Jersey City Swedish, People's
Palace, Bergen Ave. and For-
rest St.
Montclair: Fullerton Hall. South
Fullerton Ave.
Newark English, Grove and
Grain Sts.
Newark Slovak, 307 Ellis Ave.
Newark German, 307 Ellis Ave.
Newark Colored, Hall at 30
Chestnut St.
Paterson English, German S. D.
A. Church, North Eighth and
Temple Sts.
Paterson German, - German S. D.
A. Church, North Eighth and
Temple Sts.
Paulsboro, Main St., cor. Dela-
ware.
Perth Amboy, Danish, 411 Ne-
ville St.
Per'th Amboy, Slovak, 411 Ne-
ville St.
Plainfield, cor. Craig Place and
Duer St., in German Reformed
Church.
Pleasantville, Lake Place, West
of Main St.
Ramah, S. D. A. School Build-
ing, Ramah.
Swedesboro, cor. Broad St. and
Helms Ave.
Trenton, 200 Columbus Ave.
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Vineland, Floral Hall, Elmer St.;
in block east of East Blvd.
Washington, 24 West Warren
- St.
Woodbury, Mechanic's Bldg., con
Broad and Aberdeen Sts.
_ Garrarde, D. W. Percy, Chas.
OHIO CONFERENCE
Organized 1863
Territory: The State of Ohio.
Population: 5,759,368; churches,
63; members, 3,001.
Postal Address: Box 8, Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio.
Officers:
Pres., N. S. Ashton.
Sec. and Treas., J. I. Cassell.
Executive Committee: N. S. Ash-
ton, C. F. Welch, C. F. Ulrich,
J. S. Washburn, R. S. Lindsey,
J. J. Marietta, D. S. Teters.
Legal Assn.: " The Ohio Confer-
ence Assn. of the S. D. A.
Church." Pres., N. S. Ashton;
Sec., C. E. Welch.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. I. Cassell.
Field Miss., D. W. Percy.
Sabbath School, Goldie E. Hixon.
Educational and Miss. Vol., 0.
S. Hershberger.
Home Miss., R. E. French.
Religious Liberty, N. S. Ashton.
Ministers:
N. S. Ashton, H. J. Detwiler, J.
E. Cox, F. M. Fairchild, R. E.
French, L. 0. Gordon, F. H. Hen-
derson, J. Klepe, R. S. Lindsey,
J. J. Marietta, N. W. Philips,
J. W. Schultz, C. F. Ulrich, J. S.
Washburn, E. C. Townsend, G.
L. West, P. F. Richards, M. R.
Coon.
Honorary: L. A. Spring.
Licentiates:.
Iliga Belich, 0. S. Hershberger,
Geo. Johnson, Geo. Polinkas, G.
C. Quillin, C. E. Reichenbaugh,
R. R. Roberts, D. S. Teters, M.
D., V. H. Cook.
Missionary Licentiates:
Maud Belmont, J. I. Cassell,
Fannie Emmell, Cora B. Gibson,
Helen Greunke, Goldie E. Hixon,
A. Hajnal, M. Hortense Howell,
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, H. E.
Carter, Elizabeth Morris, Ida M.
Walters, Earline Trapp.
Church School Teachers:
Miss May Stebbins, G. M. Lon-
don, Miss Martha Hottes, Mrs.
Lela Huffaker, Miss Lena Lane,
Miss Lottie Gibson, Miss Daisy
Wheeler, Elmer French, Mrs.
Mildred French, Miss Doris Hix-
on, Mrs. Austin Stitzel, Miss
Mabel Cassell, Miss Florence
.Hartsock, Miss Gladys Zedaker,
Miss Nellie Multer, Mrs. Bernice
Jones, Mrs. M. E. Walker. -
Church Directory:
Akron, 825 East Buchtel Ave.
Alliance, 849 South Arch St.
Ashtabula, 5 Perry St.
Bellefontaine, 136A South Main
St.
Bowling Green, West Evers Ave.
Bucyrus, West Rensselaer St.
Canton, Forester Hall, Cassilll
Block, East Ttiscarawas St.
Cincinnati: _
Hall G, Odd Fellows Temple,
cor. Seventh and Elm Sts.
Colored, West Eighth, near
Mound St.
Cleveland:
English, 5700 Hough Ave., near
East Fifty-fifth St.
West Side, English, 3161 West
Fourteenth St.
German; 3161 West, Fourteenth
St.
Columbus, Ohio Ave. and Fair
St.
Colored, 261 Garfield Ave.
Dayton, cor. Superior and Fer-
guson Ayes.
East Liverpool, Third floor Old
Opera House Bldg., Sixth St.
Findlay, Proipect Ave.
Hamilton, North Second St., K.
of P., Hall.
Lima, 708 East North St.
 COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE
Mansfield, 46 West Fourth St.
Marion, 288 South State St.
Mt. Vernon, Academia, Academy
chapel.
Newark, 20 North Sixth St.
Piqua, 4015 Covington Ave.
Ravenna, Ohio Ave., near South
Prospect St.
Springfield, 515 East Catherine
St.
Colored, 624 South Center St.
Toledo, Orchard St., near Broad-
way.
Youngstown, Bushnell Hall, 127
West Federal St.
Zanesville, Larielere and Indi-
ana Sts.
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
Organized 1883
Territory: The State of Virginia
except the counties of Fauquier,
Loudoun, Prince William, Fair-
fax, Stafford, Alexandria, King
George, Westmoreland, North-
umberland, Richmond, and Lan-
caster, which belong to the Dis-
trict of Columbia Conference.
-Population of Virginia: 2,306,361;
churches, 23; members, 841.
Office: 12 West Main St., Rich-
mond, Va.
Officers:
Pres., T. B. Westbrook.
Sec. and Treas., W. H. Jones.
Executive Committee: T. B.
Westbrook, W. H. Jones, W. E.
Bidwell, G. V. Wood, John Z.
Hottel, A. E. Holtz, E. A. Manry.
Legal Assn.: " Virginia Confer-
ence Agency of S. D. A. Incorp."
Negro Mission Committee: T. B.
Westbrook, R. F. Farley, W. E.
Bidwell, J. B. Mallory, W. H.
Sebastian.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Society, W. H. Jones.
Field Miss., J. W. Siler.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Mrs. T. B. Westbrook.
Educational and Home Miss., E.
A. Manry.
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Ministers:
T. B. Westbrook, R. D. Hottel,
W. E. Bidwell, R. F. Farley, E.
A. Manry, J. B. Mallory, W. H.
Sebastian, A. J. Evelyn, F. A.
Harter.
Licentiates:
J. W. Siler, A. E. Hoist, J. Z.
Hottel.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. H. Jones, Miss Anna C. Rice.
Church School Teachers:
Anna J. Tucker, Mae Painter,
Robbie Sutphin, Anna Watkins,
Clarene Stone. Blanch Halls.
Sarah Young Spraggs, Etheline
Van Nockay, W. E. Saunders,
Mildred Stuart.
Church Directory:
White Churches:
LynchbUrg, Park Ave., opposite
Miller Park.
Newport News, No. 1, ROanoke
and Twenty-fourth Sts.
Petersburg, Redman's Hall, West
Bank St.
Portsmouth, No. 1, 1610 County
St.
Norfolk 'No. 1, Thirty-third St.
and Colley Ave.
Richmond, No. 1, 9 North Mor-
ris St.
Colored Church:
Richmond No. 2, 908 North Sixth
St.
WEST PENNSYLVANIA CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1903
Territory: All of Pennsylvania ly-
in west of the. easterly line of
Potter, Clinton, Center, Mifflin,
Huntingdon, and Fulton Coun-
ties.
Population of Pennsylvania: 8,-
720,159; churches, 30; members,
1,253.
Office: 142 South Negley Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Officers:
Pres., D. A. Parsons.
Sec. and Treas., W. B. Mohr.
36 COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE
Executive Committee: D. A.
Parsons, I. N. Williams, R. M.
Spencer, D. A. Rees, Dr. H. W.
Kelly, Wm. Robbins, A. 0. Lund.
Legal Assn.: " West Pennsyl-
vania Conference Assn. of S. D.
A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., W. B. Mohr.
Field Miss., T. M. Butler.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Miss Florence Kimmel.
Educational, M. A. Altman.
Home Miss., C. E. Richenbaugh.
Religious Liberty, D. A. Parsons.
Ministers:
D. A. Parsons, R. M. Spencer,
Wm. Robbins, F. C. Phipps, A.
0. Lund, D. A. Rees, C. W.
Weber, M. A. Altman.
Licentiats
: Office: 1455 Seventh St., Parkers-
W. B. Mohr, T. M. Butler, C. E.
Reichenbauh.
Missionary Licentiates:
Sophie Gooss, Mrs. Mary Ander-
son, Myrtle L. Blaine, Frances
Dingee, Mrs. A. Prewitt, Flor-
ence Kimmel.
Church School Teachers:
Helen Guthrie, Lucille Adams,
Miss L. Stuart.
Church Directory:
Allegheny:
English, Century Bldg., Pitts-
burg, Pa.
German, Century Bldg., Pitts-
burg, Pa.
Altoona, Union St.
Bradford, Jerome Ave.
Corry, 1222 White St.
Coudersport, West Chestnut St.
Clearfield, Merrill St.
Dubois, Whitehead Hall.
Erie, East Tenth St.
Greensburg, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Huntingdon, Twelfth St., be-
tween Moore and Warm
Springs Ave.
Johnstown, 213 Hickory St.
Meadville, 9431/2 Water St.
Mt. Jewett, Anderson and Main
Sts.
New Castle, McGown's Hall.
North Warren, Main St.
Pittsburgh:
English, 6713 Rowan Ave.,
East End.
Colored, Chauncey St.
Sharon, Leslie Hall, Walnut St.
Washington, Brookside Ave.
WEST VIRGINIA CONFER
ENCE
Organized 1887
Territory: The State of West Vir-
ginia, except the counties of
Morgan, Berkeley, and Jeffer-
son, and including the counties
of Garrett and Allegany in
Maryland.
Population of West Vi'rginia: 1,-
463,610; churches, 14; members,
352.
w. Va.
Officers:
President, J. W. McCord.
Sec. and Treas., C. L. Bauer.
Executive Committee: J. W.
McCord, J. E. Meredith, J. E.
Shultz, T. W. Thirlwell, S. M.
Robbins.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. L. Bauer.
Field Miss., 0. C. Weller.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Miss Nell Mead.
Educational and Home Miss., G.
L. Chalker.
Ministers:
J. W. McCord, J. E. Shultz, T.
W. Thirlwell.
Licentiates:
W. A. Balls, M. S. Banfield.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. L. Bauer, G. W. Lawrence, G.
L. Chalker, Miss Jessie Welsh,
Miss Nell Mead, Mrs. Eunice L.
Chalker.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Lorena Stone, E. J. Wal-
den, Mrs. H. M. Leach.
Church Directory:
Charleston, W. Va., 1534 Wash-
ington St.
 COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE
Cumberland, Md., Oak - and
Boone Sts.
Parkersburg, W. Va., Mark and
- Andrew Sts.
Huntington, W. Va., Twenty-
sixth St. and Fourth Ave.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE COLUM-
BIA UNION CONFERENCE
Educational:
Fireside Correspondence School,
Takoma Park, D. C.
Mt. Vernon Academy, Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio.
EASTERN CANADIAN UNION
CONFERENCE
Organized igoi
Territory: The Conferences of
Maritime, Ontario, Quebec, and
the Newfoundland Mission.
Population:, 5,707,435; churches,
56; members, 1,594.
Office Address: Box 276, Oshawa,
Ontario.
Officers:
Pres., F. W. Stray.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, S. Don-
aldson.
Executive Committee: F. W.
Stray, 3. L: Wilson, D. J. C.
Barrett, K. L. Gant, N. H. Saun-
ders. E. M. Fishell, Geo. Butler,
H. H. Rans, S. Donaldson, C. F.
McVagh, L. F. Passebois.
Legal Assn.: " Eastern Canadi-
an Union Conference Corpora-
tion of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., E. M. Fishell.
Educational, N. H. Saunders.
Miss. Vol., N. H. Saunders.
Home Miss., Geo. Butler.
Ministers:
F. W. Stray, H. S. Miller, W.
R. French, N. H. Saunders, E.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
New Market, Va.
Washington Missionary College,
Takoma Park, D. C.
Publishing:
Review and Herald Pub. Assn.,
Takoma Park, D. C.
Washington Branch, Review and
Herald Pub. Assn., Takoma
Park, D. C.
Sanitariums:
Washington Sanitarium, Tako-
ma Park, D. C.
Washington Sanitarium Hospi-
tal, 1252 Sixth St., S. W..
Washington, D. C.
M. Fishell, Geo. Butler, C. F.
McVagh, L. F. Passebois, J.
Curdy.
Licentiates:
S. Donaldson, K. L. Gant.
MARITIME CONFERENCE
Organized 1902.
Territory: The Provinces of New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and
Prince Edward Island.
Population: 937,955; churches,
16; members, 389.
Office: Memramcook, New Bruns-
wick.
Officers:
Pres., J. L. Wilson.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Amy
Frank.
Executive Committee: J. L. Wil-
don, E. M. Chapman, M. Mackin-
tosh, I. A. Armstrong, R. H.
Cooke, Leonard Embleton, W.
C. Young.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Miss Amy Frank.
Field Miss., John H. Crook's.
38 EASTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Sabbath School, Miss Amy
Frank.
Educational and Miss. Vol., Miss
Ethyl Steele.
Home Miss., J. L. Wilson.
Ministers:
J. L. Wilson, M. Mackintosh,
E. M. Chapman, W. C. Young.
Licentiates:
I. A. Armstrong, H. W. Ingham.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Amy Frank, Miss Ethyl
Steele, John H. Crooks.
ONTARIO CONFERENCE
Organized 1899
Territory: The Province of On-
tario lying between the 77th and
89th parallels, except the twelve
counties bordering on the Que-
bec Province.
Population of Ontario: 2,523,274;
churches, 25; members, 870.
Office: 3 Awde St., Toronto, On-
tario.
Officers:
Pres., J. H. McEaehern.
See. and Treas., Miss Lizzie M.
Gregg.
Executive Committee: J. H.
McEachern, F. G. Hill, Joseph
Capman, J. T. Errington, F. G.
Lane, C. E. Sweeten, Miss L. M.
Gregg.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Miss Lizzie M. Gregg.
Field Miss.,F. E. Thumwood.
Sabbath School, Miss Edith H.
Gregg.
Miss. Vol., Miss Edith H. Gregg.
Home Miss., Miss Lizzie M.
Gregg.
Ministers:
J. H. McEachern, F. G. Lane,
Joseph Capman, E. C. Widgery,
H. J. Capman.
Missionary Licentiates:
F. E. Thumwood, W. F. Wilson,
Mrs. E. C. Widgery, Miss -M.
Thillyard, Miss Anna Blythe,
Miss Edith H. Gregg, Miss L. M.
Gregg.
Church School Teachers:
Miss F. M. Kidder, Miss Nina
Hunt, Miss A. Culbert.
Church Directory:
Brantford, Alfred and Darling
Sts.
Chatham, McKeough St.
Galt, Rose and Cambridge Sts.
Hamilton, Greenway Ave. and
Wilson St.
London, Rectory and York Sts.
St. Thomas, Mary and Curtis
Sts.
Toronto, Awde and Dufferin Sts.
Windsor, 1065 Howard Ave.
QUEBEC CONFERENCE
Organbca 1880
Territory: The Province of Que-
bec, with the exception of the
Gasp6. Peninsula, and the follow-
ing twelve counties of Ontario:
Renfrew, Lenox and Addington,
Frontenac, Lenark, Leeds, Carle-
ton, Grenville, Dundas, Russell,
Stormont, Prescott, Glengary.
Population 6f Quebec: 2,003,232;
' churches, 12; members, 247.
Office Address: 1 Howick Place,
Ottawa, Ontario.
Officers:
Pres., D. J. C. Barrett.
Sec and Treas., E. A. Jones.
Asst. Sec. and Treas., Mrs. E. A.
Jones.
Executive Committee: D. J. C.
Barrett, E. A. Jones, H. M. S.
Richards, Geo. IV. Clark, L. F.
Passebois, Ira S. Jones, C. S.
Joyce, H. M. Paquette.
Legal Title: "The Seventh-day
Adventist Conference of Que-
bec; " incorporated Jan. 12, 1895.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., E. A. Jones.
Field Miss., W. B. Lindsay.
Home Miss., D. J. C. Barrett.
Sabbath School, E. A. Jones.
- Miss. Vol., Mrs.-N. H. Saunders.
Educational,
 EASTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Ministers:
D. J. C. Barrett, H. M. S. Rich-
ards, C. S.Joyce.
Licentiates:
E. A:Jones, W. B. Lindsay..
Missionary Licentiates:
E. D. Lamont, Jos. Foitier, A. G.
Jean, Mrs. L. F. Passebois, Mrs.
N. H. Saunders,. Mrs. E. A.
Jones, Miss Mabel MacDougall,
Mrs. L. M. Crate.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Georgiana Booth; MisS
Greta Hubley, Miss May New-
berry.
Church Directory:
Kingston, Ontario, Princess and
Montreal Sts.
Montreal, Quebec, 280 Ville-
neuve 'West.
Ottawa, Ontario, 65 Fifth Ave.
Waterville, Quebec, Westmount
St.
NEWFOUNDLAND MISSION
Territory: The Island of New-
' foundland, and Labrador.
Population: 242,974; churches,
3; members; 88.
Office Address: Box 217, St. John's;
Newfoundland.
LAKE UNION CONFERENCE
Organized zoo'
Territory: The Conferences of Chi-
cago, East Michigan, Indiana,
Illinois, North Michigan, North -
Wiscmisin, South Wisconsin, and
West Michigan.
Population: 15,714,703; churches,
372; members, 14,107.
Office Address: Drawer C, Berrien
Springs, Mich.
Officers:
Pres., Wm. Guthrie.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, W. E.
Abernathy.
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Officers:
Supt., N. H. Saunders (will riot
enter upon duty until spring)
Sec. and Treas., S. Donaldson,
Oshawa, Ontario.
MissiOn Committee: N. H. Saun-
ders, B. E. Manuel, G. H. Mor-
gan, J. R. Johnston.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Sadie P. Oickle.
Home Miss., B. E. Manuel.
Educational, N. H. Saunders.
Miss. Vol., Gladys M. Forward.
Ministers:
N. H. Saunders, B. E. Manuel.
Church School Teachers:
Sadie P. Oickle, Gladys M. For-
ward.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE EAST-
ERN CANADIAN UNION
CONFERENCE
Educational:
Oshawa Missionary College, Box
308, Oshawa, Ontario.
Maritime Academy, Memram-
cook, New Brunswick.
Publishing:
Canadian Watchman Press, Osh-
awa, Ontario.
Executive Committee: Wm.
Guthrie, the presidents of the
conferences comprising the Lake
Union Conference, and Frederick
Griggs, J. W. Davis, J. L. Mc-
Conaughey, G. R. Pattie, S. B.
Horton, H. T. Elliott, H. 0
Olson. J. D. Snider, W. E. Aber-
nathy.
Legal Assn.: " Lake Union Con-
ference Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., J. W. Davis.
40 LAKE UNION CONFERENCE
Educational, G. R. Fattic.
Training School, Frederick
Griggs.
Miss. Vol., H., T. Elliott.
Home Miss., J. L. McConaughey.
Religious Liberty, S. B. Horton.
Ministers:
Wm. Guthrie, H. 0. Olson, Fred-
erick Griggs, T. M. French, H. T.
Elliott, G. R. Fattic, J. L. Mc-
Conaughey, S. B. Horton, J. W.
Davis, C. M. Sorenson, H. E.
Edwards, C. A. Burman, W. W.
Miller.
Licentiates:
0. J. Graf, J. D. Snider.
Missionary Licentiate:
W. E. Abernathy.
CHICAGO CONFERENCE
Organized 1919.
Territory: The following-named
counties in the State of Illinois:
Cook, DuPage, Will, Lake, Mc-
Henry, Kane, Kendall, Grundy,
Kankakee; and Lake County,
Ind.
Population of Illinois: 6,485,098;
churches, 25; members, 1,973.
Office: 812 Steger Bldg., 28 East
Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Officers:
Pres., A. J. Clark.
Sec. and Treas., W. A. Woodruff.
Executive Committee: A. J.
Clark, W. B. Forsythe, F. A.
Wright, W. A. Woodruff, J. C.
Holden, W. B. Ochs, N. R. Nel-
son.
Legal Assn.: " Chicago Confer-
ence Association of S. D. A."
Pres., A. J. Clark; Sec., W. B.
Ochs.
Department Secretaries:
Chicago Book and Bible House,
W. A. Woodruff.
Field Miss., E. A. Clough; Asst.,
Miss Hazel V. Leach.
Home Miss., L. G. Nyman.
Educational and Miss. Vol., Miss
Grace Evans.
Sabbath School, Mrs. P. C. Hay-
ward.
Ministers:
A. J. Clark, P. C. Hayward, F.
A. Wright, W. B. Ochs, N. R.
Nelson, S. G. Burley, J. M.
Erickson, E. F. Ferris, G. Vi-
trano, M. G. Nunes, L. A.
Hoopes J. F. Huenergardt, P. E.
Berthelsen, J. D. Johnson, Titus
Kurtichanov, S. Mortenson, R.
W. Garrett.
Licentiates:
J. A. Dominski, Fenton Hibben,
L. C. Metcalf, N. Oancea, W. A.
Woodruff, V. R. Hillman, L. G.
Nyman, E. A. Clough, J. W.
Kasa, L. G. Nyman, August
Swedberg, Dr. J. F. Morse, A. G.
Yakovenko, Harry Sherrig.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. P. T. Hjelle, Mrs. Helen
Jarvais, Mrs. W. S. Jenkins,
Mrs. Luella McKean, Miss Rosa
N. Kozel, Miss Effie Svenson,
Frieda Reinmutli, Louise Liebau,
Florence Lawrence, Helen Payne,
J. R. Watts, Hazel V. Leach;
Grace Evans Selma Dahl, Mrs.
P. C. Hayward, Elizabeth Eitel,
- Mrs. C. L. Clough, S. N. Curtiss,
K. Offerman, A. Vermelin, 0. P.
Gulbrandson, Cornelius Pearl, P.
T. Hjelle.
Church School Teachers:
Julia Nelson, Mrs. L. C. Derrick,
Mrs. Anita Carter, Lena Wad-
leigh, Jean Henry, Mrs. J. A.
Dominski, Miss Ella Foreman,
Mabel Seitz, Evelyn Brown,
Marguerite Porter, Niha Hulett,
- Alice Bodin, Louise Dedeker,
Hattie Andre, Doris Davis.
Church Directory:
Aurora, Plum and Iowa Sts.
Broadview, Theological Semi-
nary, La Grange.
Brookfield, Pacific Press Chapel.
Chicago:
Bohemian, 2629 South Sawyer
Ave.
Danish-Norwegian, 2914 West
North Ave.
 LAKE UNION CONFERENCE
German, No. 1, 2318 Roscoe St.
German, No. 2, Sixty-second
and Lincoln. Sts.
Hungarian, 9228 Drexel Ave.
Italian, 1213 Gilpin Place.
Polish, 1244 Erie St.
Russian, 2914 West North Ave.
Swedish, 5414 Rice St.
S. S. Scandinavian, 139 West
1.11th St.
Prairie Ave. (colored), 4338
Prairie Ave.
South Side, Sixtieth Place and
Princeton Ave.
North Shore, Terminal Hall,
1124 Wilson Ave.
West Central, 3214 West Mon-
roe St.
Harvey, 125 153rd St.
Hammond, 608 Truman Ave..
Hammond, Ind.
Indiana Harbor, 3731 Guthrie
St., Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Joilet, Richmond and Prairie
Ayes.
Kankakee, Oak and Dearborn.
EAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
Organized in 1902, from territory
formerly comprising the Michi-
gan Conference.
Territory: The southeastern por-
tion of Michigan, including the
following counties: Hillsdale,
St. Clair,Lenawee, Monroe,
Wayne,htenaw, as Jackson,
Ingham, Livingston, Oakland,
Macomb, Clinton, Lapeer, Ge-
nessee, Shiawassee, Saginaw,
Tuscola, Sanilac, Huron, Bay.
Population of Michigan: 3,667,222;
churches, 56; members, 2,011.
Office: Holly, Mich.
Officers:
Pres., W. A. Westworth.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Tillie E.
Barr.
Executive Committee: W. A.
Westworth, Frank Dudley, H. A.
Griffis, J. W. McComas, J. B. Mc-
Kenney; W. H. Sherrig, W. J.
Webber.
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Legal Assn.: " East Michigan
Conference Assn. of the S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., R. M. Harrison.
Field Miss., F..Myers.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., Cleo
M. Bunker.
Educational and Sabbath School,
Rose E. Herr. .
Ministers:
Wm. A. Westworth, T. B. Buck-
ner, Frank Dudley, G. P. Gaede.
H. P. Gray, 0. B. Hall, J. W.
McComas, E. L. Peterson, W. H.
Sherrig.
Honorary: E. I. Beebe, H. A.
Boylan, R. C. Gardner, J. 0. Fer-
ris, L. G. Moore, W. D. 1='irk-
hurst, N. H. Poole, J. M. Wilbur.
Licentiates:
Wm. H. Bergberm, F. Gingolani.
Missionary Licentiates:
Ena Alger, W. L. Avery, Tillie
E. Barr, Gertrude L. Birdseye,
Cleo M. Bunker, Mrs. G. P.
Gaede, Mrs. Anne E. Graham,
R. M. Harrison, Wilhelmine
Mueller, F. D. Myers, Minnie B.
Sell, E. F. Slater, Rose E. Herr,
Mrs. Agnes E. Webber.
Honorary: Marie P. Harriman,
Mina Pierce.
Church School Teachers:
Ethel Beamer. Edith Volbrecht,
Zella B. Avery, Ruby Crain, Es-
sie BurgessT Hazel. F. Elwood,
Mildred Wonders, W. Royce
Vail, Clare Van Fossen, Ena De
Camp, Alfaretta M. Sherman,
Dorothy F. Case, G. S. Bugbee,
Aileen Hibblen.
Church Directory:
Ann Arbor, Prospect and Church
Sts.
Bay City, 304 South Dean St.
Detroit:
First, G. A. R. Hall, CaSs. and
Grand River Ave.
Colored, Hartford and Cobb
Sts.
Flint, 709 Stockton St.
Jackson, Summit- and Ten Eyck
Sts.
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Lansing, 614 West Washtenaw
St.
Pontiac, Hill St.
Saginaw, 1200 North Michigan
Ave.
ILLINOIS CONFERENCE
Organized 1918
Territory: The State of Illinois,
except the following-named nine
counties in the northeastern part
of the State: Cook, Lake, Mc-
Henry, Kane, DuPage, Kendall,
Grundy, Kankakee, and Will.
Population of Illinois: 6,485,098;
churches, 37; members, 1,391.
Office: 304 West Allen St., Spring-
field, Ill.
Officers:
Pres.,'W. H. Holden.
Sec. and Treas., H. E. Moon.
Executive Committee: W. H.
Holden, H. E. Moon, B. L. Post,
W. W. BrayshaiV, P. C. Hanson,
F. E. Endriss.
Legal Assn.: " The Illinois Con-
ference Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., H. E. Moon.
Field Miss., R. J. Watson.
Sabbath School, Evelyn Calkins.
Educational and Miss. Vol., F.
S. Thompson.
Home Miss., P. C. Hanson.
Religious Liberty, W. H. Holden.
Ministers:
W. H. Holden, P. C. Hanson, B.
L. Post, Geo. Wikander, J. C.
Nixon, R. J. Nethery.
Honorary: C. H. Bliss.
Licentiates:
H. 0. Butler, D. A. -Mitchell, R.
J. Watson, R. A. Benjamin, J. D.
Reavis, F. S. Thompson, Clyde
Ellis.
Missionary Licentiates:
H. E. Moon, Mary B. Craig, Mrs.
Kate Williams, Celia, McAlister,
Doris Hedstrom, Miss Anna
Hibben, Miss Jean Phillips, Mrs.
0. W. Maschke, D. E. H. Lind-
sey, Mrs. D. E. H. Lindsey.
Church School Teachers:
Ruth Branson, Theodore Greer,
Eva Hendrickson, Alma Hen-
drickson, Cora B. Hicks, Mabel
Hicks, Ava Kirkpatrick, Mrs. G.
W. McBride, Lydia Marsh, Flor-
ence Palmer, Marion Puels, Mrs..
F. G. Pontius, Mrs. Paul Quim-
by, Forest Schoonard, Mrs. For-
est Schoonard, Gladys Scott,
Miss Illott Vickery.
Church Directory:
Bloomington, Knights of Pythias
Hall.
Danville, Main and First Sts.
Decatur, College and Packard
Sts.
Du Quoin, 527 South Jefferson
St.
Galesburg, 247 Blaine Ave.
Moline, 1315 Fourteenth St.
Peoria, Fayette and Monroe Sts.
Rockford, 604 West State St.
Springfield, 300 West Allen St.
Streator, 113 South First St.
Urbana, 1007 West Stoughton
St.
INDIANA CONFERENCE
Organized 1872
Territory: The State 'of Indiana,
excepting the seven counties in
the northern tier.
Population of Indiana: 2,930,544;
churches, 68; members, 1,976.
Office: Rooms 417-21 Castle Hall
Bldg., Indianapolis, hid.
Officers:
.
Pres., C. S. Wiest.
Sec. and Trea,s., 0: G. Albert.
Executive Committee: C. S.
Wiest, H. A. Lukens, J. H.
Talge, 0. G. Albert, T. A. Good-
win, D. S. Hammond, R. W.
Hostetler.
Legal Assn.: " The,Indiana Assn.
of S. D. A." .
" The Indiana Medical 'Miss: and
Benevolent Assn.," C. S. Wiest,
Pres.; Dr. W. R. Simmons, Sec.
and Treas.
 LAKE UNION CONThRENCE
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc.; 0. G. Albert.
Field Miss., W. B. Maris.
Sabbath School and Educational,
Miss Edith Shepard.
Miss. Vol., D. C. Newbold.
Home Miss., C. W. Bryan.
Religious Liberty, C. S. Wiest.
Ministers:
C. S. Wiest, John Knox, H. A.
Lukens, G. B. Starr, W. A.
Young, J. M. Campbel , W. J.
Blake, Hugh Williams, D. C.
Newbold, C. L. White.
Honorary: 0. S. Hadley.
Licentiates:
C. W. Marsh, C. W. Bryan, W.
B. Mails.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Edith Shepard, Miss Mary
Kent, Mrs. C. W. Marsh, Miss
Alma Tibbs, 0. G. Albert, Ida
V. Hadley, Mrs. Mildred Bryan,
Miss May Bell, Miss Helen
Woods, Miss Amanda Perkins.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Elizabeth Blake, Miss Ruby
Harrison. Miss Ruby Ratcliffe,
Miss Laurie Bennett, Miss Alice
Colhower, Orville Dunn, Albert
Mobley, Miss Donna Priddy, Miss
Naomi Marvin, Miss Mayna Mil-
ler, Mrs. E. G. Johanson, Miss
Lorraine Fankhouser, Mrs. B. T.
Hughes, Miss Ethel Flick, Theo
Gipson, Mrs. Bertha Stottlemyer,
Mrs. Fred Wier, Miss Inez Bird,
Miss Helen Rogers, Mrs. Ivah
Hoffman, Miss Ora Unthank,
Miss' Beatrice Larimer.
NORTH MICHIGAN CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: That portion of the
lower peninsula of Michigan
north of a line formed by the
southerly boundaries of t h e
counties of Muskegon, making a
straight line across to the south-
ern boundaries of the counties
of Montcalm, Gratiot, Midland.
and Arenac.
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Population of Michigan: 3,667,222;
churches, 46; members, 1,326.
Office:, Reed City, Mich.
Officers:
Pres., H. H. Hicks.
Sec. and Treas., A. P. Petersen.
Executive Committee: H. H.
Hicks, W. S. Cole, A. V. Morri-
son, T. M. Summerville, F. S.
Clarke.
Legal Assn.: " North Michigan
Conference Association of S. D.
A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., A. P. Petersen.
Field Miss., H. P. Brodt.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., J. J.
Shafer.
Religious Liberty, H. H. HiC6.
Educational and Sabbath School,
Inis Morey.
Ministers:
H. H. Hicks, Chancy Wood, A.
V. Morrison, T. M. Summerville,
0. M. Kittle, N. M. Jorgensen,
G. H. Simpson.
Honorary: J. C. Harris, F. J.
Harris, Byron Hagle.
Licentiatei:
A. P. Petersen, J. J. Shafer, H.
P. Brodt.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Bertha Jorgensen, Mrs. T.
M. Summerville, Inis Morey.
Honorary: Mrs. M. M. Faulkner.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Dora Greve, Miss Shirley
G. Waters, Charles Branch, Mrs.
Ola Kidder, Miss Bessie Wery,
Miss Edith Murrier, Harry Bur-
kett, Harry Butterfield, Henry
Eastman, Miss Bessie West,
Miss Cora Brown, Miss Esther
Karr, Miss Luella Wells, Miss
Waive McAllister, Miss Kather-
ine Shepard, Miss Mary Park.
NORTH WISCONSIN CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1916
Territory: The northern portion
of Wisconsin, including the fol-
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lowing counties: Pepin, Pierce,
Dunn, Rusk, Taylor, Lincoln,
Langlade, the nine northern
townships of Oconto County,
and the counties of Marinette,
Florence, Forest, Oneida, Vilas,
Price, Iron, Ashland, Sawyer,
Bayfield, Douglas, Washburn,
Burnette, Polk, St. Croix, Bar-
ron, Chippewa; also the Upper
Peninsula of Michigan.
Population of Wisconsin: 2,631,-
839; churches, 40; members,
1,080.
Office: 620 Tenth Ave., West,
Ashland, Wis.; address, Box
482.
Officers:
Pres., J. J. Irwin.
Sec. and Treas., H. W. Johnson.
Executive Committee: J. J.
Irwin, H. W. Johnson, G. H.
Nelson, E. A. Piper, H. M. For-
shee.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., H. W. Johnson.
Field Miss., C. R. Morris.
Sabbath School, Educational,
and Miss. Vol., G. A. Piper.
Home Miss., P. G. Herrick.
Religious Liberty, J. J. Irwin.
Ministers:
J. J. Irwin, E. A. Piper, B. D.
Robison, C. A. Eckerman, P. M.
Hanson.
Honorary: F. Stebbeds, R. J.
Bellows.
Licentiates:
C. R. Morris, P. G. Herrick, H.
M. Forshee.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Sue Jones, H. W. Johnson.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. H. E. Hetherington, Mrs.
A. E. Mills, Miss Lillian Kirsch.
ner, Miss Jewel Hanson, Miss
Eliza Hummel, Miss Esther
Kirschner, Miss Gladys Ranney,
Miss Myrtle Peterson, Miss Ar-
villa Ebert, A. L. Denier, James
-Bennett, Mrs. Lulu Ramsdell,
Miss Alice Wery.
Home School: Mrs. Julia John-
son.
Church Directory:
Ashland, Wis., 620 Tenth Ave..
West.
Chippewa Falls, Wis., Wood-
ward Ave. and Wisconsin St.
Menominee, Mich,, 1718 Broad-
way.
Merrell, Wis., cor. Eighth and
Spruce Sts.
Superior, Wis., cor. Eleventh St.
and Cuming Ave.
SOUTH WISCONSIN CONFER-
ENCE
Formerly part of the Wisconsin
Conference organized in 1871;
divided and reorganized in 1916.
Territory: All the counties of the
State of Wisconsin south of the
northern boundaries of Buffalo,
Eau Claire, Clark, Marathon, and
Shawano Counties, and all of
Oconto County south of a line
drawn due east from the north-
east corner of Shawano County
to Marinette County, and from
there following the. northern
boundary of Oconto County to
Green Bay.
Population of the State of Wiscon-
sin: 2,631,839; churches, 53;
members, 1,969.
Office: Rooms 257-260 Washing-
ton Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Officers:
Pres., I. J. Woodman.
Sec. and Treas., A. E. Nelson.
Executive Committtee: I. J.
Woodman, A. E. Nelson, P. L.
Larson, A. W. Coon, W. H. Wes-
termeyer, G. M. Pflugradt,
Chas. Mcrillis.
Legal Assn.: " Wisconsin Con-
ference Assn. of the S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., A. E. Nelson.
Field Miss., E. Remsen.
Sabbath School and Educational.
Mrs. Augusta Jorgensen.
Home Miss. and Miss. Vol., L. G.
Jorgensen.
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Medical Miss., R. S. Ingersoll,
M. D.
Religious Liberty. I. J. Wood-
man. '
Ministers:
I. J. Woodman, A. W. Coon, W.
H. Maynor, C. N. Sanders, W.
H. Westermeyer, M. C. Guild,
D. P. Gaede, A. F. French, 0. F.
Gaylord, L. G. Jorgensen, M. J.
Allen; B. J. White. ,
Licentiates:
A. D. Bohn, B. H. Phipps, E.
IVestman, A. Catalano, E. A.
Weaver.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. E. Nelson, P. L. Larson, Mrs.
D. B. Christianson, Mrs. M. J.
Allen, R. S. Ingersoll, M. D.,
Olive Ingersoll, M. D., Ida Poch,
Mrs. Augusta Jorgensen, E.
Remsen, Arthur Skeels.
Church School Teachers:
Agnes Nelson, Clarence Nelson,
Grace Jordan, Grace Maas.
Grace Bush, Myrtle Jennings,
Helyn Hansen, Helen Johnson,
Vern Brown Irma Bidwell,
Verna Bidwell, Gladys Hollings-
worth, Emma Doering, Ruth
Benson, Florence Wangerin,
Harriet Orr, Emilie Crouch,
Faye Strickland, Harry Wohl-
ers, Mrs. Harry Wohlers, Jose-
phine Rothernbach, Anna Jen-
sen, Edgar Schulz, Margaret
Mahe, Flora McChesney.
Church Directory:
Appleton, Richmond and Gilmore
Sts.
Eau Claire, Francis St., Shaw-
town.
Fond du Lac, I. 0. 0. F. Hall,
South Main St.
Green Bay, 704 West Walnut St,
Kenosha, Howland and Salem
Sts.
Madison, Women's Bldg.
Milwaukee, English and German,
865 Fifth St.
New London, Smith and Pine
Sts.
Racine, 1201 Tenth St.
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WEST MICHIGAN CON-
FERENCE -
Formerly a. part of the Michigan
Conference, organized in- 1861;
divided and reorganized in 1902.
Territory: Southwesten Michigan,
south of the southern boundary
of Muskegon County, making a
straight line across to the south-
ern boundary of Montcalm Coun-
ty, and west of the westerly -
line of the counties of Clinton,
Ingham, Jackson, and Hillsdale;
also the following counties of
Indiana; Steuben, LaGrange,
Elkhart, St. Joseph, LaPorte.
and Porter.
Population of Michigan: 3,667,222:
churches, 47; members, 2,381.
Office: 125 North Division Ave..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Officers:
Pres.. J. F. Piper.
Sec. and Treas., C. B. Waller.
Executive Committee: J. F.
Piper, A. E. Serns, Fred Green.
W. P. Elliott, S. T. Shadel, B. F.
Williams, E. L. Smith.
Legal Assn.: " West Michigan
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Pres., J. F. Piper; Ti-eas., C. B.
Waller.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., H. P. Bloum.
Field Miss., G. H. Barbee.
Sabbath School Mrs. J. F. Piper.
Educational, Mrs. Carolyn. Ras-
musson.
Miss. Vol.. G. H. Smith.
Religious Liberty. I. O. Lamson.
Ministers:
J. F. Piper, A. E. Serns, S. T.
Shadel, 0. L. Ice, 0. L. Denslow.
W. P. Elliott, B. F. Williams, J.
G. Lamson, E. N. Sargeant, B.
M. Butterfield. -
Honorary: L. T. Nicola, H.
Nicola, J. W. Covert, IT. S. An-
derson, J. E. White.
Licentiates:
Reuben Greene, Grant Hosford,
Robert -Boothby, E. L. Smith, G.
H. Barbee, G. H. Smith.
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Missionary Licentiates:
C. B. Waller, F. IL Pierce, C. P.
Hall, Henry Blown, Jennie De
Young, Mrs. Edith Cross, Mrs.
Beatrice Hibbard, Miss. Carolyn
Rasmusson, Mrs. J. F. Piper.
Honorary: Mrs. Emma Hebiier,
Miss Frances P. Goodwyn.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. 0. T. Burt, Miss Hattie
Bell Abbott, Blanche Hicks, Miss
Helen Y. Northrop, . Miss Ivy
Garber, Mrs. Lillian Eyestone,
Miss Ruth Ladd, Miss Bernice
Howard, Mrs. C. M. Sorenson,
Mrs. L. G. Stafford, Mrs. C. N.
Sanders, Miss Nara McNeal,
Miss Ione Robertson, Miss Pearl
Drumb, -Miss Grace Bollinger,
Miss Florence Ashley, Miss
Mary Stevens, Miss Edith Haz-
elton, Miss Florence Leiby, T. S.
Copeland, C. R. Smith, C. H.
Palmer, Mrs. T. B. Forehand,
Miss Grace. Rosser.
Church Directory:
Albion, G. A. R. Hall.
Allegan, Cutler St.
Battle Creek, Tabernacle, Wash-
ing-ton and Main Sts.
Benton Harbor, Ross and Lin-
coln Sts..
Berrien Springs College. College
Chapel.
Berrien Springs, Village, Old
Court House Bldg.
Charlotte, South Sheldon St.
Coldwater, North End of Polk
St.
Elkhart, Ind., K. of P. Hall,
Main St.
Grand Haven, Unitarian Church,
Washington St.
Grand Rapids, Cass Ave., near
Wealthy Ave..
Hastings, East and Bond Sts.
Holland, cor. Thirteenth and
Central Ave.
Kalamazoo, Sheldon and Jack-
son Sts.
Nashville, Middle St.
Otsego, Franklin and Kalamazoo
Sts.
St. Joseph, Library Hall.
South Bend, Progress Club Hall,
212 South LaFayette St.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE LAKE
UNION CONFERENCE
Educational:
Adelphian Academy, Holly, Mich.
Bethel Academy, Bethel, Wis.
Broadview Theological Seminary,
R. F. D. 1, Box 58, La Grange.
Ill.
Cedar Lake Academy, Cedar
Lake Mich.
Emmanuel Missionary. College,
Berrien Springs, Mich.
Fox River Academy, Sheridan,
Ill.
Indiana Academy, Cicero, Ind.
Walderly Academy, Hines, 'Wis.
Publishing:
South Bend Branch of the Re-
view and Herald Pub. Assn.,
21'l South Lafayette St.,
South Bend, Ind.
Pacific Press Pub. Assn., Brook-
field, Ill.
Emmanuel Missionary College
Press, Berrien Springs, Mich.
Sanitariums:
Madison Sanitarium, Madison,
Wis.
Tri-City Sanitarium, 1213 Fif-
teenth St., Moline, Ill.
Wabash Valley Sanitarium, La-
fayette, Ind.
 NORTHERN UNION. CONFERENCE
Organized Igoz
Territory: The conferences of
Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota,
and South Dakota.
Population: 6,071,570; churches,
258; members, 8,648.
Office: 2718 Third Ave., South,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Officers:
Pres., E. T. Russell.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, I. G.
Ortner.
Executive Committee: E. T.
Russell, I. G. Ortner, W. H.
Clark, H. H. Humann, A. J.
Haysmer, H. M. Johnson, H. J.
Sheldon, E. M. Oberg, S. A.
Ruskjer, Anol Grundset.
regal Assn.: " The Northern
Union Conference Assn. of S. D.
A., Inc."
Transportation Agent, I. G. Ort-
ner.
Department Secretaries:
Union Field Miss., E. M. Oberg.
Educational and Miss. Vol., H.
J. Sheldon.
Home Miss. Anol Grundset.
Religious Liberty, E. T. Russell.
Ministers:
E. T. Russell, H. J. Sheldon,
Anol Grundset.
Honorary: E. Hilliard, 0. Mad-
sen, Valentine Leer, Martin
Olsen, A. F. Schmidt, . W. Dor-
cas, J. C. Clemens.
Licentiates:
I. G. Ortner, E. M. Oberg, S. J.
Abegg.
Honorary Missionary Credentials:
H., M. Jones, Mrs. Myrtle Asay,
Miss. Laura Buck, Miss Rose
Boose.
IOWA CONFERENCE
Organized 1863
Territory: The State of Iowa.
Population: 2,403,630; churches,
98; members, 3,073.
Office: Nevada, Iowa. -
Officers:
Pres., W. H. Clark.
Sec. and Treas.. A. R. Smouse.
Executive Committee:' W. H.
Clark, A. L. Miller, J. E. Shive-
ly,- T. H. Jeys, C. J. Metzger, A.
P. Hanson, A. R. Smouse.
Legal Assn.: " The Iowa Sev-
enth-day Adventist Association."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. A. Regester.
Field Miss., L. L. Grand Pre.
District Miss. Directors: J. W.
Dorcas, Steen Jensen, J. W.
Beams.
Sabbath School, Mrs. Flora V.
Dorcas.
Educational, Bert Rhoads.
Miss. Vol., L. R. Marsh.
Home Miss., R. F. Woods.
Religious Liberty, W. K. Smith.
Ministers:
W. H. Clark, A. L. Miller, W.
K. Smith, G. E. Leffler, V. W.
Robb, W. A. McKibben, C. J.
Metzger, 11 W. Beams, F. M.
Corbaley, 0. R. Hawkins, T. H.
Jeys.
Licentiatei:
Mrs. E. F. Hawkins, W. C. Fore-
man, A. R. Smouse, L. L. Grand
Pre, C. V. Starr, D. K. Olsen,
F. F. Schwindt, Bert Rhoads,
L. R. Marsh, W. H. Teesdale,
R. F. Woods.
Missionary Licentiates:
Steen Jensen, C. A. Regester, Mrs.
Flora V. Dorcas, Mrs. Irene B.
West, Mrs. C. A. Prescott, Miss
Evelyn Davis, Miss Alice G.
Kinney, Miss Ida Robinson, Miss
Bertha Benson, Miss Alma Nel-
son, Miss E. J. Blanchard, Miss
Ruby McSparran, Miss. Lillian
Hagman, Miss Hannah Larson,
A. W. Barbour, M. D.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Olive Cox, Miss Edna
Knudson, Miss Helen Reynolds,
Miss Lorena Watts, C. V. Starr,
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Miss Gertrude Venn, Miss Bes-
sie Bailey, Miss Nellie Butler, . Conference Association of Sev-
Miss Olive Jensen, W. H. Lyon,
Mrs. C. A. Pullen, J. H. Rhoads, Department Secretaries:
Miss Genevieve Robeson, Miss
Deloris Vaughn, Miss Wilella
Baugh.
Church Directory:
Burlington, Central Ave. and
Smith St.
Cedar Falls, Thirteenth and Wal-
nut Sts.
Cedar Rapids, Kellwood Park.
Council Bluffs, Story and Bluff
Sts.
Creston, 304 North Oak St.
Davenport, 537 West Fifteenth
St.
Des Moines, Eighth and Wash-
ington Sts.
Dubuque, Elm St., bet. 21st and
22c1.
Fort Madison, Third and Alli-
son Sts.'
Keokuk, Seventeenth ,and. Ex-
change Sts.
,Marshalltown, First and Church
Sts.
Mason City, Fourteenth St, and
South Delaware Ave.
Muscatine, 509 Fifth St.,. West.
Oskaloosa, 606 South St..
Ottumwa, Ransom and and Church
Sts.
Sioux City, 313 Omaha St.
MINNESOTA CONFERENCE
Organized 1862
Territory: The State of Minne-
sota.
Population: 2,386,371; churches,
72; members, 2,464.
Office: 1854 Roblyn Ave., St. Paul,
Minn.
Officers:
Pres., A. J. Haysmer.
Sec. and Treas., S. D. Hartwell.
Executive Committee: A. J.
Haysmer, S. D. Hartwell, A. H.
Rulkoetter, E. G. Hayes, H. M.
Hiatt, H. L. Halverson, J. W.
Dahlgren.
Legal Assn.: " The Minnesota
enth-day Adventists."
Tract- Soc., 0. U. Giddings.
Field Miss., H. A. Rentfro.
Sabbath School, Mary D. Hop-
kins.
Educational: H. M. Hiatt.
Miss. Vol., E. L. Sheldon.
Home Miss., Herbert Christen-
sen.
Religious Liberty, C. IV. Ruben-
dall.
Ministers:
M. E. Anderson, Geo. Budd,
0. J. Dahl, C. Edwardson, S. D.
Hartwell, E. G. Hayes, A. J.
Haysmer, H. M. Hiatt, J. H.
Hoffman, H. R. Johnson, Eugene
Leland, M. S. Reppe, C. W.Ru-
bendall, A. H. Rulkoetter, M.
Ruskjer, E. L. Sheldon, G. J.
Steltzer, D. F. Weatherly, T. M.
Krainean.
Licentiates:
August S. Anderson, H. Chris-
tensen, B. 0. Engen, A. IV. Win-
nerberg, H. L. Wood.
Missionary -Licentiates:
Ellen Bodine, Miss Erma Crook,
Mrs. V. B. Cummings, Gust
Freeman, 0. U. Giddings, Pearl
Hannen, Alfredo Hanson, Eva-
lyn Hoblit, Hanna Holth, Mary
D. Hopkins, Erma Jondahl,-Eva
Kisor, Lillian Lindgren, Alice
Mattson, Mrs. J. C. Olson, H. A.
Rentfro.
Church School Teachers:
Mabel Engelrup, Jacobine Grim-
stad, Mrs. Geo. Larson, Jennie
Burgeson, Mrs. Alicia, Koehler,
Estella Gleason, Beth Town-
send, Emil Leers, Marion Engel-
bert, Grace Jorgenson, Maggie
Hanson, Ruth Johnson, Mrs. E.
M. Oberg, Ella Ross, Vesta Ru-
bendall, Gladys Riechel, Viola
Reed, Esther Christensen, Mrs.
Hattie Thompson, Ethel Mitch-
ell, Lila Hill, Mrs. L. D. Harris,
Bianca Henricksen, Roxy Zuber-
bier, Mrs. Ellen Lee.
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Church Directory:
Duluth, English, Sixtieth St.
and Tenth Ave., East.
Duluth, Scandinavian, 331 West
23d Ave., West Duluth.
Mankato, 213 State St.
Minneapolis:
English, Stevens Ave. and
Twenty-seventh St.
Danish-Norwegian, Franklin
and Twenty-second Ayes.,
South.
Swedish, Franklin and Twen-
ty-fourth Ayes.
St. Paul:
English, 677 Holly Ave.
Scandinaviari, Greenbrier and
Jenks Sts.
St. Cloud, Unity Church, Fourth
Ave., South, and Second St,
Stillwater, Laurel and Fifth Sts.
NORTH DAKOTA CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: The State of North
Dakota, except Adams and Bow-
man Counties. - Pennington, Butte, Mead e,
Population: 645,730; churches, 55;
members, 1,812.
Office Address: Box CCC, James-
town, N. Dak.
Officers:
Pres., P. G. Stanley.
S'ec. and Treas., C. G. Ortner.
EXecutive Committee: P.. G.
Stanley, C. C. Jensen, W. 0.
Johnson, A. B. Tetzlaff, C. G.
Ortner, Christ. Lang, A. A. Dirk-
sen..
Legal Assn.: " The North Da-
kota -Conference Assn. of S.
D. A.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc. and Field Miss., F. B.
Pogue.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
B. A. Scherr.
Religious Liberty, E. J. Lorntz.
Miss. Vol. and Educational, A.
B. Tetzlaff.
Medical Miss., Dr. Alma Goude.
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Ministers:
H. Humann, C. C. Jensen,
P. G. Stanley, J. A. Litwinenco,
E. J. Lorntz, J. K. Fischer, A. A.
Dirksen, A. B: Tetzlaff.
Honorary: Valentine Leer, Mar-
tin Olson.
Licentiates:
A. G. Goode, Fred Nehring, J. C.
Harder, G. J. Lang, R. Sabarow-
sky, T. M. Langberg, Mina Pa-
nasuk.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. G. Ortner, Mrs. J. E. McClel-
land, Mrs. B. Bunnell, F. B.
Pogue, Dr. Alma Goude.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. Mary Kelsey, Eldina C.
Bietz, Mrs. Guy Searle, Miss
Marie Stern, J. H. Peters, Miss
- E. Lois Jensen.
SOUTH DAKOTA CONFERENCE
Organized 1879
Territory: The State of South
Dakota, except the Black Hills
Counties of Fall River, Custer,
Washington, Shannon; and in-
cluding the counties of Adams
and Bowman, North Dakota.
Population of South Dakota:
583,888; churches, 33; members,
1,300.
Office Address: Broadway and
Third Ave., N. E., Watertown, S.
Dak.
Postal Address: Drawer 586, Wa-
tertown, S. Dak.
Officers:
Pres., S. A. Ruskjer.
Sec. and Treas., J. H. Nies.
Executive Committee: S. A.
Ruskjer, J. H. Nies, C. M. Bab-
cock, G. G. Hagele, M. M. Kier,
E. H. Oswald, A. W. Kuehl.
Legal Assn.: " South Dakota
Conference. of Seventh-day Ad-
ventists. Pres., S. A.' Ruskjer;
Sec. and Treas., J. H. Nies.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., D. H. Madsen.
50 NORTHERN UNION CONFERENCE
Field Miss. and Educationa1, H.
N. Jenson.
Home Miss. and Miss. Vol., C.
A. Striven.
Sabbath School, S. A. Ruskjer.
Religious Liberty, S. A. Ruskjer.
Ministers:
S. A. Ruskjer, C. M. Babcock,
C. A. Scriven, A. W. Kuehl, E.
H. Oswald, G. W. Tucker, E. G.
Olsen.
Licentiates:
F. E. Bresee, Harvey Jenson,
Dan Reiner, Gordon Oss, Melvin
Oss.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. H. Nies, D. H. Madsen, Grace
Stewart, Ida Rislov, W. F. Hahn,
Etta Jaqua, Elizabeth Magnu-
son, Minnie Erickson, Jennie
LaRue.
Church School Teachers:
Hazel Berg, Thelma Scriven,
Mrs. G. G. Dollinger, Irene An-
derson, Mabelle Christensen,
Florence Shumway.
Church Directory:
Aberdeen, Sixth Ave. and Lloyd
St.
NORTH PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1906
(Not receiving revised directory of the North Pacific Union Conference,
former matter reprinted.)
Territory: The Conferences of
Montana, Southern Oregon,
Southern Idaho, Upper Colum-
bia, Western Oregon, Western
Washington, and the Territory
of Alaska.
Population: 3,119,124; churches,
217; members, 11,841.
Office: College Place, Wash.
Officers:
Pres., H. W. Cottrell.
Sec: and Treas., S. J. Lashier.
Executive Committee: H. W.
Cottrell, S. J. Lashier. F. M.
Burg, J. S. Rouse, 0. F. Watson,
J. W. Norwood, J. A. Rippey,
Huron, 1146 Sixth St.
Sioux Falls, South Duluth Ave.,
between Thirteenth and Four-
teenth Sts.
Watertown, Broadway and
Third Ave., N. E.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE,
NORTHERN UNION
CONFERENCE.
Educational:
Hutchinson Theological Semi-
nary, Hutchinson, Minn.
Maplewood Academy, Maple
Plain, Minn:
Oak Park Academy, Nevada,
Iowa.
Plainview Academy, Redfield,
S. Dak.
Sheyenne River Academy, Har-
vey, N. Dak.
Publishing:
Northern Branch of the Pacific
Press Pub. Assn., 182 North
Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Sanitarium:
Iowa Sanitarium, Nevada, Iowa.
W. I. Smith, H. G. Thurston, W.
L. Adams, W. C. Flaiz, Dr. W. B.
Holden, E. C. Boger, N. H. Con-
way, G. C. Hoskin.
Legal Assn.: " North Pacific
Union Conference Assn. of S.
D. A."
Auditor, S. J. Lashier.
Transportation Agents, S. J
Lashier and G. C. Hoskin.
Department Secretaries:
Union Field Miss., N. H. Conway.
Educational, W. C. Flaiz,
Miss. Vol., W: L. Adams.
Home Miss., E. C. Boger.
Religious Liberty, H. G. Thurs-
ton.
 NORTH PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Ministers:
H. W. Cottrell, A. R. Ogden, C.
W. Flaiz, H. G. Thurston, W. L.
Adams, E. C. Boger, 0. A. John-
son, F. S. Bunch, G. W. Rine.
Honorary: A. J. Breed, W. W.
Steward, A. J. Stone, N. W.
Lawrence, A. C. Bird, H. J.
Dirksen, F. D. Starr, Daniel Net-
tleton, Allen Moon, G. E. Lang-
don, Oscar Hill, E. J. Hibbard,
H. Hanson, L. A. Gibson, J. C.
Foster, L. H. Ells, P. A. Han-
son, E. H. Rees, Paul Iverson,
U. G. Adkins, B. C. Tabor, A. J.
Stover, W. I. Smith.
Licentiates:
W. C. Flaiz, N. H. Conway, 0.
W. Herwick.
Missionary Licentiates:
S. J. Lashier, W. B. Holden, M.
D., Miss Pearl Cook, R. L. Wa-
lin.
Honorary: A. D. Guthrie, Miss
Lucy B. Post, F. E. Rew, C. M.
Everest, C. D. Wolff, Miss Min-
nie Smith.
MONTANA CONFERENCE
Organized 1898
(Not receiving revised directory of
the Montana Conference for the
1922 Year Book, former matter
reprinted.)
Territory: The State of Mon-
tana.
Office: 417 Black Ave., South,
Bozeman, Mont.
Population: 547,593; churches, 24;
members, 929.
Officers:
Pres., J. T. Jacobs.
Sec. and Treas., R. L. 'Walin.
Executive Committee: J.. T.
Jacobs, W. M. Cubley, W. D.
Rittenhouse, Jacob Riffel, T.
Couch, E. E. Farnsworth, R. L.
Wolin.
Legal Assn.: " The Montana
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., R. L. Walin.
Field Miss., Adali Esteb.
Sabbath School, Mrs. J. L.
Tucker.
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Miss: Vol. and Home Miss., J. L.
Tucker.
Educational, E. E. Farnsworth.
Religious Liberty, J. T. Jacobs.
Ministers:
J. T. Jacobs, W. M. Cubley,
Jacob Riffel, J. L. Tucker, A. J.
Lockert.
Licentiates:
T; H. Freidrich, Clifford Schram-
meek.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. C. Christensen, Marie C.
Voth, Mary Camic, R. R.
Thrasher.
Honorary: T. G. Johnson.
SOUTHERN IDAHO CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1907
Territory,: That portion of Ida-
ho south of the forty-fifth paral-
lel, including all of Lemhi coun-
ty, together with six counties
in Oregon, as follows: Wallo-
wa, Union, Baker, Malheur, Har-
ney, Grant.
Population of the State of Idaho:
431,826; churches, 28; members,
1,179.
Office: Sixth and Main Sts., Boise,
Idaho.
Office Address: Box 719, Boise,
Idaho.
Officers:
Pres., J. W. 'Norwood.
Set. and Treas., J. S. McMullen.
Executive Committee: J. W.
Norwood, F. D. Wagner, C. H.
Rittenhouse, J. G. Hanhardt,
Wm. Butler, J. A. Casebeer, A.
A. Dunn.
Legal Assn.: " The Southern
Idaho Conference Assn. of S.
D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. S. McMullen.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., A.
Belding.
Sabbath School, Miss Anna
Iteown.
Educational and Miss. Vol., R.
W. Airey.
Religious Liberty, F. D. Wagner.
Foreign Dept., J. G. Hanhardt.
52 NORTH PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Ministers:
J. W. Norwood, F. D. Wagner,
C. H. Rittenhouse, R. W. Airey,
R. B. Coberly, J. G. Hanhardt,
J. H. Lumper.
Licentiates:
J. S. Kilgore, A. N. Atteberry,
S. W. Palmer.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. Belding, J. S. McMullen, Miss
Anna Keown, Miss Ethel Whit-
man.
Church School Teachers:
John Durkin, Mrs. John Durkin.
Miss Alida Johnson, A. N. Atte-
berry, 'Mrs E. E. Atteberry, E.
E. Carman, Mrs. E. E. Carman,
P. S. Nelson, Miss Enid Sparks,
Miss Kate Scott, Mrs. H. A.
Green, F. A. Hartley, Miss
Gladys HiUnion, Miss Delma
Dawson, IV. F. Mohr, Walene
Pendleton, S. IV. Palmer, Theo.
Noel, Miss Edith Moore, Mrs. A.
L. Towler.
Church Directory:
Boise, 523 Main St.
Caldwell, Indiana and Linden
Ayes.
SOUTHERN ORGEON CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1910
Territory: - All the southern part
of Western Oregon south of the
northern boundary of Dine
County, including the counties
of Lane, Douglas, Coos, Curry,
Josephine, Jackson, Klamath.
Population of Oregon: 783,389;
churches, 18; membership, 861.
Office: Sutherlin, Oregon.
Officers:
Pres., J. A. Rippey.
Sec. and Treas., F. A. Lashley.
Executive Committee: J. A.
Rippey, A. V. Rhoads, F.- A.
Lashier, J. D. Bennett, J. E.
Weaver, T. L. Thuemler.
Legal Assn.: " Southern Oregon
Conference Association of S.
D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., F. A. Lashier.
Field Miss.,
Home Miss., A. V. Rhoads.
Sabbath School, Miss Ruth A.
Strever.
Miss. Vol., and Educational, R.
S. J. Hamilton.
Ministers:
J. A. Rippey, A. V. Rhoads, P.
A. Hanson, T. L. Thuemler.
Licentiates:
J. E. Weaver, F. A. Lashier, R.
S. J. Hamilton.
Missionary Licentiate:
Ruth A. Strever.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Susie Abel, Mrs. J. D.
Jones, Miss Pearl Wolf, Mrs. A.
V. Rhoads, Miss Hilda Hardin,
A. L. Stephens.
Church Directory:
Ashland, Fourth and C Sts.
Drain, one door north of I. 0.
0. F. Bldg.
Eugene, 1071 West Eighth St.
Marshfil d, between Sixth and
Seventh on Commercial.
Medford, 607 North Riverside.
Roseburg, 1162 Military.
Sutherlin, Sutherlin Academy.
UPPER COLUMBIA CONFER-
ENCE .
Organized 1880
Territory: That portion of the
State of Washington lying east
of the Cascade Mountains; the
counties of Umatilla, Morrow,
Gilliam, and Wheeler, in the
State of Oregon; and that por-
tion of the State of Idaho lying
north of the forty-fifth parallel,
excepting Lemhi County.
Population of the State of Wash-
ington: 1,356,316; churches, 41;
members, 3,027.
Office: 817 Nora Ave., Spokane,
Washington.
Officers:
Pres., J. S. Rouse.
Sec. and Tress, L. E. Biggs.
 NORTH PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Executive Committee: J. S.
Rouse, L. E. Biggs, C. J. Cole,
B. M. Grandy, R. A. Libby, S. A.
Miller, E. H. Swanson.
Legal Assn.: " Upper Columbia
Mission Society of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., L. E. Biggs.
Field Miss.,J. W. Roberts.
Sabbath School, Miss Ida M.
Salton.
Educational and Miss.- Vol., A.
E. Green.
Home Miss., -W. C. Thompson.
Religious Liberty, C. J. Cole.
Ministers:
J. S. Rouse, W. H. Thurston, C.
J. Cole, R. A. Libby, B. M.
Grandy, R. H. Martin, E. H.
Swanson, J. A. Chaney, C. A.
Hansen, C. F. Cole, D. A. Ochs,
Carl Ler
, G. F. Watson. .
Licentiates:
F. E. Stratton, L. B. Losey, J. A.
Winem Hier.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. D. Schlotthauer, M. D., Miss
Ida M. Salton, Miss Elsa Hag-
berg, Miss Minnie Ehrlich, L. E.
Biggs, W. C. Thompson, J. W.
Roberts, A. E. Green.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. Arnold Johnson, Miss Zella
Rine, Mrs. J. FL Meier, Mrs. Wm.
Landeen, Harold Kal er, Miss
Elizabeth Conklin, Miss Irma
Goulard, Miss Tessie Goulard,
Miss Anna Haffner, Miss Edith
Stoller, Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss
Rena Sewell, Miss Lela M. Gar-
rett, Miss Leta Lawrence, Paul"
Ritz, Glen Saxby, Miss Roberta
Grandy, Wm. B. Riffel, Miss
Katie Ochs, Rua F. Beail, Mrs.
Myrtle Johnson, Mrs. J. W. Rob-
erts, C. C. Cantwell, Mrs. C. E.
Place, Lowell Howson, Mrs. Low-
ell Howson, Miss La Villa John-
son, C. D. Overton, Miss Nida
Davis, Kenneth Aplington, Mrs.
Kenneth Aplington.
Church Directory:
Spokane, Wash., Nora Ave. And
Normandie St,
53
Walla Walla, Wash.. Fourth and
Birch Sts.
WESTERN OREGON CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1877; reorganized 1902
Territory: That portion of the
State of Oregon lying west of
the western boundary lines of
Gilliam and Wheeler Counties,
and north of the northern boun-
dary lines of Lake, Klamath, and
, Lane Counties; also the coun-
ties of Clarke, Ska mania, Cow-
litz, Wahkiakum, and southern
portion of Pacific, in the State
of Washington.
Population of Oregon: 783,389;
churches, 46; members, 3,276.
Office: 508 East Everett St., Port-
land, Oreg.
Officers:
Pres., H. W. Cottrell.
Sec. and Treas., J. F. Beatty.
Asst., Clyde Lowry.
Executive Committee: H. W.
Cottrell, B. J. Cady, J. F. Beatty,
J. H. Hanson, N. C. Ernston.
Wm. Reith, A. R. Bell, L. F.
Burdoin.
Legal Assn.: " Western Oregon
Conference Association of Sev-
enth-day Adventists."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Clyde Lowry.
Field Miss., R. E. Keller.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Miss Edith Starbuck.
Educational, I. C. Colcord.
Home Miss., C. E. Olcott.
Medical Miss., W. Holden,
M. D.
Religious Liberty, A, R. Bell.
Ministers:
H. W. Cottrell, A. R. Bell, B.
J. Cady, F. H. Conway, N. C.
Ernston, E. J. Hibbard, W. T.
Hilgert, John Isaac, G. E. John-
son, John Peterson, P. W. Prov-
ince, C. A. Purdom, J. A. Reiber,
Fred Johnson.
54 NORTH PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Honorary: T. H. Starbuck, R.
D. Benham, C. Johnson.
Licentiates:
I. C. C,olcord, C. E. Olcott, G. G.
Sittser, G. M. Thorp, Ross Dus-
tin, Ira B. Newcomb.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. F. Beatty, Mrs. Florence Back-
storm, Mrs. J. W. Harmer, G. C.
Hoskin, Clyde Lowry, Miss Pearl
Stafford, Miss Edith Starbuck,
Miss Mary Treber, Miss Miranda
Schmidt, Miss Anna Erickson, 0.
M. Huetter.
Honorary: Mrs. Iva Cady, Mrs.
Grace Folkenberg, Mrs. H. W.
Cottrell, Mrs. Eliza Cole-Thorp.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Lena Mead, Miss Hazel
Hawkins, Miss Muriel Carlson,
Frederic Flahaut, Mrs. Wm. Fol-
kenburg, Miss Anna Pierce, Mrs.
I. C. Colcord, Mrs. Edith Flett,
A. W. Smith, Mrs. A. W. Smith,
Mrs. Mary Little, B. A. Meeker,
Mrs. Anna Kingsbury, Mrs. Mar-
- garet N. Booth, B. E. Schaffner,
Mrs. B. E. Schaffner, Miss Lola
Standard, Earl Hargrove; Mrs.
Earl Hargrove, Mrs. E. J. At-
kins, Mrs. Grace Folkenberg,
Mrs. J. Mosser, Mrs. L. E. Grif-
fin, Beatrice Holman, Oscar Ven-
den, D. C. Schaffner, Madge
Moore, Mrs. Effie 0. Lindquist,
Thelma Houston, Mayme Dash-
er, Mrs. Martha B. Province,
Mrs. Max Grimm, Miss Edith
Gibson, Mrs. Jay H. Rogers.
Churchectory:
ir
Albany, cor. Third and Mont-
gomery Sts.
Brownsville, South Brownsville.
Dallas, -Washington St., near
Jefferson.
Falls City, one block north and
east of R. R. Station.
Forest Grove, Third St., between
Second and Third Ayes.
Hood River, Fifteenth and C
Sts.
Lebanon, Fifth and Oak Sts.
McMinnville, Lincoln and B Sts.
Newberg, Second and Grant Sts.
Oregon City, Head of Seventh
St., opposite Eastern School.
Portland:
Albina, German, Skidmore St.
and Mallory Ave.
Central, Eleventh and East
Everett Sts.
Lents, Ninety-fourth St., and
Fifty-eighth Ave., S. E.
Montavilla, East Eightieth
and Everett Sts.
St. Johns, Central Ave. and
Charleston St.
Scandinavian, Sixty-second St.,
near Fortieth Ave.
Tabernacle, Sixth and Mont-
gomery Sts.
Salem, Gaines St. and Fifth Ave.
Silverton, Oak St. near South
Mill.
Tillamook, Fourth St. a n d
Fourth Ave.
Vancouver, cor. New :York and
McKinley Sts.
WESTERN WASHINGTON
CONFERENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: All of the State of
Washington west of the Cas-
cade Mountains, except the coun-
ties of Clarke and Skamania.
Population of Washington: 1,356,-
316; churches, 59; members,
2,321.
Office: Court Bldg:, Room 204, 408
Marion St., Seattle, Wash.
Officers:
Pres., F. M. Burg.
Sec. and Treas., T. L. Copeland.
Executive Committee: F. M.
Burg, L. E. Tupper, C. 0. Blin-
coe, C. L. Lingenfelter, 0. J.
Nerlund, J. A. Holbrook.
Legal Assn.: " Western Wash-
ington Corporation of Seventh-
day Adventists."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., R. S. Dexter.
Field Miss., W. L. Manfull.
Sabbath School, Miss Bertha
Lofstad.
 NORTH PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Educational, Miss Bertha Lof-
stad.
Miss. Vol., Miss Bertha Lofstad.
Home Miss., Mrs. Minnie Sype.
Medical Miss.,
Religious Liberty,
Ministers:
F. M. Burg, L. Johnson, J. A.
Holbrook, C. A. Wyman,
Oliver, S. L. Lingenfelter, S. N.
Rittehouse, H. Z. Davis, G. W.
Pettit, L. E. Tupper. 0. 4. Ner-
lund. -
Honorary: J. E.,Graham, J. W.
Boynton.
Licentiates:
Wm. Shafer, Lyle Wilcox, Mrs.
Minnie Sype.
Honorary: Amos Mitchell.
Missionary Licentiates:
T. L. Copeland, R. S. Dexter,
Bertha Lofstad, Mrs. Signe Lau-
ger, Norma Landry, Maija Hel-
vio, W. L. Manfull, Mrs. Katie
Baker, Elsie Leadsworth, Mrs.
Emma Wilkinson.
Honorary: Miss Clara Silver.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. W. F. Concelman, Miss Ella
Purdey, Miss Josie Moody, Miss
Hazel Wilcox, Miss Olive Olm-
sted, Miss Edrie M. Zigler, Miss
Minnie M. Ham, J. H. Broder,
Mrs. J. H. Broder, Miss Grace
Wooster, Miss Ethel Hodson, E.
F. Degering, Miss Pauline Cay-
wood, Miss Elva Zachrison, Miss
Florence Jacobson, Miss Hazel
L. Gronemyer, Miss Sadie Crone-
Myer, Mark Strong, Mrs. Mark
Strong.
Church Directory:
Aberdeen, First and E Sts.
Bellingham, Maple and Forest
Sts.
Everett, Rockefeller and Ever-
ett Sts.
Seattle:
55
Scandinavian, Twenty-second,
N. W., an West Sixty-sev-
enth Sts.
Central Church, Boylston Ave.
and Olive St.
Green Lake, East,75th and 5th
Sts., N. E.
Rainer Valley, Orchard and
Mead Sts.
Tacoma, Central, Tenth and I
Sts.
ALASKA MISSION
Ministers:
0. W. Herwick, Juneau, Alaska.
T. H. Watson, Ketchikan,
Alaska.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE NORTH
PACIFIC UNION CON-
FERENCE
Educational:
Laurelwood Academy, Gaston,
Oreg.
Mt. Ellis Academy, Bozeman,
Mont.
Gem State Academy, Caldwell,
Idaho.
Sutherlin Academy, Sutherlin,
Oreg.
Walla Walla College, College
Place, Wash.
Western Washington Missionary
Academy, Auburn, Wash.
Yakima Valley Academy,
Granger, Wash.
Publishing:
Portland Branch of the Pacific
Press Publishing Association.
719 East Flanders St., Port-
land, Oreg.
Sanitariums:
Portland Sanitarium, East Six-
tieth- and Belmont Sts., Port-
land, Oreg.
Walla Walla Sanitarium, col-
lege Place, Wash.
 PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Organized Igor
Territory: The Arizona, Califor-
nia, Central California, Nevada,
Northern California, Southeast-
ern California, and Southern
California Conferences, and the
,Utah Mission.
Population: 4,286,662; churches,
208; members, 14,910.
Office: 603 East Broadway, Glen-
dale, Cal.
Postal Address: Box 146, Glen-
. dale, Cal.
Officers:
Pres., J. E. Fulton.
Sec. and Treas., B. M. Emerson.
- Executive Committee: J. E. Ful-
ton, E. W. Farnsworth, B. M.
Emerson, H. S. Shaw, Clarence
Santee, G. W. Wells, W. M. F. Parmele, II. W. Pierce, A. E.
Adams, J. J. Nethery, A. R.
S'andborn, J. A. Neilsen, M. L.
Rice, F. E. Painter, W. W. Ruble.
W. C. Raley, G. W. Reaser, C.
H. Jones -W, F. Martin, P. T.
Magan, W. E. Nelson, David
Voth.
Legal Assn.: " Pacific Union
Conference Assn. of S. D. A., a Licentiates:
Corporation Sole:"
Board of Counsel: J. E. Fulton, Honorary Ministerial Licentiates:
B. M. Emerson, C. H. Jones, G.
MT. Reaser, W. D. Salisbury,
L. M. Bowen, C. E. Rice.
Auditor, W. C. Raley.
Transportation, Agents, C. H.
Jones (passes), B. M. Emerson
(clergy certificates).
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., F. E. Painter. '
Educational and Miss. Vol., MT.
MT. Ruble.
Home Miss., David Voth.
Medical Miss., P. T. Magan, M.
D.
Religious Liberty and Press Bu-
' reau, W. F. Martin.
Ministers:
J. E. Fulton, J. W. Christian, Medical Missionary:
E. MT. Farnsworth, W. W. Ruble,
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P. T. Magan, M. D., Ernest Lloyd,
MT. A. George, M. D., J. G. White,
C. H. Castle, B. L. House, David
\Toth.
Honorary: J. W. Adams, G. M.
&lway, A. W. Bartlett, W. L.
?Mack, C. H. Bliss, T. H. Branch,
Andrew Brorsen, A. 0. Burrill,
J. 0. Corliss, H. F. Coulter, A.
E. Curtis, H. W. Decker, C. H.
Edwards, D.J. Fero, E. E. Gard-
ner, E. H. Gates, H. G. Gjording,
MT. M. Healey, M. G. Huffman,
M. C. Israel, 0. E. Jones, M. G.
Kellogg, M. W. Lewis, J. N.
Loughborough, W. D. MacLay,
Andrew Mead, E. A. Merrell, C.
N. Miller, Isaac Morrison, R. W.
Munson, D. H. Oberholtzer, C.
Place, 0. E. Sandness, Sydney
- Scott, F. R. Schaeffer, MT. MT.
Sharp, Melzar Shepard, H.
Shultz, J. B. Stuyvesant, Swin
Swinson, James Taphouse, S.
Thurston, Luther Warren, H. A.
Washburn, E. MT. Webster, C.
D. M. Williams.
W. E. Nelson, F. E. Painter.
0. J. Graf, I. T.' Reynolds.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. H. Jones, N. G. Evans, M. D.,
B. M. Emerson, W. C. Raley,
Violet R. Bell, J. M. Rowse.
Honorary: Mrs. Rebecca Allee,
Alice Brayshaw, W. M. Camp-
bell, Elizabeth Carter, Mrs. L.
E. Cox, M. E. George, Katherine
B. Hale, Ella Hancock, Meda
Kerr, Peter Lindahl, Stella B.
Lowry, Sara McEnterfer, Alma
E. McKibbin, Florence W. Mer-
rill, C. C. Morlan, Jessie F.
Moser, Mrs. L. A. Parsons, H.
L. Rawson, Mrs. Alice H. Robin-
son, D. K. Royer.
Honorary: S. P. S. Edwards.
 PACIFIC UNION CONN bRENCE
ARIZONA CONFERENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: The State of Arizona.
Population: 333,273; churches, 18;
members, 678.
Office Address: Box 887, Phoe-
nix, Ariz.,
Office: 615 North Tenth St.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Officers:
Pres., A. R. Sandborn.
Sec. and Treas., R. E. Kalfus.
Executive COmmittee: A. R.
Sandborn, R, L. Benton, I. T.
Reynolds, H. L. Wallace, L. B.
Ragsdale.
Legal Assn.: " Arizona Confer-
ence Corporation of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc:, R. E. Kalfus.
Field Miss., J. L. Sauder.
Sabbath School, Mrs. L. B. Rags-
dale.
Educational, K. M. Adams.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., L.
R. Ragsdale.
Religious Liberty, R. L. Benton.
Spanish, H. F. Brown.
Ministers:
A. R. Sandborn, R. L. Benton,
C. D. M. Williams, L. B. Rags-
dale, H. L. Wallace, K. M. Ad-
ams, H. F. Brown, Melzar Shep-
ard.
Honorary: M. Serna.
Licentiates:
I. T. Reynolds, C. E. Kellogg, S.
P. Cunill.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. L. Sauder, R. E. kalfus, Mrs.
L. B. Ragsdale, Miss Neva Sand-
born.
Church School Teachers:
L. M. Stump, Mrs. A. A. Gib-
bons, Miss Ellen Lambeth, Mrs.
Lena E. Williams.
Church Directory:
Arizona. Academy Church,- 1325
North Fourteenth St., Phoenix.
Flagstaff, 319 West Beaver St.
Glendale, 127 North Third Ave.
Globe, North Deveroux St.
57
Phoenix, Third and Pierce Sts.
Prescott 137 West Cannon St.
Tucson, 607 East Ninth St.
Yuma, Second Ave. and Sixth
St. 3 ,1 11
24
5
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CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE
/c
Organized 1873
Territory: The following-named 3, zi es-4
counties in the State of Califor-
nia: Alameda, Contra Costa,3, h, 57
Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake,
Marin, Mendocino, Monterey,
Napa, San Francisco, Santa
Clara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo,
San Benito, Solano, Sonoma,
Trinity.
Population of California: 3,426,536:
churches, 45; members, 3,704.
Office: 537 Twenty-fifth St. (near
Telegraph Ave.), Oakland, Cal.
Officers:
Pres., G. W. Wells.
Sec. and Treas., B. R. Owen-.
Executive Committee: G. W.
Wells, B. R. Owen, J. D. Al-
der, E. H. Adams, H. K. Halls-
day, C. L. Bond, C. F. Folken-
berg.
Legal Assn.: " California Con-
ference Assn. of the S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., E. H. Abbott.
Field Miss., J. W. Reid. S
Sabbath School, Mary V. Walter. T'')
Educational, Miss Frances Fry. )
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., C. \s-s
L. Bond.
Medical Miss., A. W. Truman,
M. D.
Religious Liberty, E. L. Maxwell. N).
Ministers:
G. W. Wells, E. H. Adams, J.
D. Alder, C. L. Bond, E. A.
Brown, L. E. Brant, J. R. Dif-
fenbacher, C. F. Folkenberg, W.
A. Johnson, E. L. Maxwell, An- .
drew Nelson, W. G. Wirth, H.
W. Reed.
Licentiates:
A. L. Baker, A. V. Edwards, H.
K. Halladay, W. R. Holbrook,
58 PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
F. D. Nichol, L. L.. Moffitt, Ar-
thur Nelson, L. A. Wilcox.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. H. A. Brooke, E. H. Abbott,
Miss Oleta Butcher, Mrs. Vesta
J. Farnsworth, Miss Frances
Fry, Miss Celia Green, Miss Ida
B. Hudson, Mrs. Ada La France,
MisS Laura Morrison, Miss Ada
J. Madison, Mrs. A. H. Parlin,
Mrs. Lottie Kuhns.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. J. D. Alder, Mrs. Laura
Lewis, Miss Mildred Jones, Mrs.
Viola Miller, Miss Vista Wil-
liams, Miss Beulah 'Williams,
Miss Sophie Felker, Mrs. Lois
Nethery, Mrs. A. E. Hollenbeck,
A. E. Hollenbeck, Miss Silver
Abbott, Miss Hazel Brown, Julia
Look, Miss Clara Brown, Lena
Butler, Paul Meeth, Mrs. Chloe
Landis, Mrs. Pearl Petersen,
Miss Norma Carlsen, Miss Gen-
eva Brookshire, Miss Emma
Pearson, Miss Grace Silsbee,
Miss Zella Bernard, Miss Winni-
fred James, Miss Esther Jones,
Miss Emma Hengst, Ward Hill,
Clarence Voris, Miss Viola Ad-
ams, Miss Ada Terrill, Miss Vida
Wells, Miss Hilda Hughes, Floyd
BaldWin, Mrs. Cora Diederick.
Miss Ruth Terrill, Sadie O'Con-
nel.
Church Directory:
Alameda, 1531 Verdi St.
Arcata, D and Twelfth Sts.
Byron, Railroad Ave.
Berkeley, 1630 Fairview St.
Calistoga, Berry St.
Eureka, E and Harris Sts.
Fort Bragg, Whipple and Pine
Sts.
Fruitvale, Herrington Ave., at
San Juan St., Oakland.
Healdsburg, Fitch and Piper Sts.
Laguna, 916 Laguna St., San
Francisco.
Mission, Twenty-first and Capp
Sts., San Francisco.
Monterey, 524 Foam St.
Mountain View, Bailey Ave. and
Dana St.
Napa, Church and Second Sts.
Oakland, 531 Twenty-fifth St.
Pacific Union College, St. Helena.
Petaluma, English and Upham
Sts.
Richmond, Thirteenth and Ohio
Sts.
San Jose, 65 South Seventh St.
Santa Cruz, Pennsylvania Ave.
Sanitarium, St. Helena.
Santa Rosa, Orchard St., near
Johnson.
Sebastopol, Petaluma Ave.
St. Helena, Madrona Ave. and
Pine St.
Ukiah, Bush and Henry Sts.
Vacaville, Elizabeth and Stev-
enson Sts.
Vallejo, Tennessee St.
Willits, Mendocino St.
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1911
Territory: The following-named
counties in the State of Califor-
nia: Tulare, Madera, Ffesno,
Kings, Mariposa, Merced, and
Kern County north of the Te-
hachapi Mountains.
Population of California: 3,426,-
536; churches, 35; members,
2,303.
Office: 2524 Mariposa. St., Fresno,
Cal.
Postal Address: Drawer 1304,
Fresno, Cal.
Officers:
Pres., H. S. Shaw.
Sec. and Treas., W. F. Field.
Executive Committee: H. S.
Shaw, G. A. Grauer, G. A.
Wheeler, Frank Weeks, P. J.
Wolfsen, L. E. Folkenberg.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Eugene Woesner.
Field Miss., L. M. Overholt.
Sabbath School, Dr. M. B. Hud-
son.
Educational, Mrs. Alice Mina
Mann.
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Miss Vol., W. R. Nelson. Merced, Eighteenth and 0 Sts.

Religious Liberty, Orosi, Eighteenth and 0 Sts.
Ministers: Selma, 2059 Whitson and North
H. S. Shaw, G. A. Grauer, C. W. Sts.
Fuller, Frank Weeks,. B. L. Tulare, 120 North H St.
Howe, L. E. Folkenberg. Visalia, Northeast corner First
Licentiates: Ave. and Bridge St.
W. R. Nelson, P. E. Scoggins,
Harry Thompson, G. E. ann,
G. A. Wheeler, C. F. Innis, H. J. NEVADA CONFERENCE
Winter, G. 0. Brown. Organized 1920
Missionary Licentiates: Territory: The State of Nevada,
W. F. Field, Mrs. Alice Mina excepting the counties of Clark
Mann, Dr. M. B. Hudson, J. H. and Lincoln; and including that
Loughead, I. D. Sanchez, Eu- portion of the State of Califor-
gene Woesner, Mrs. Eugene nia lying east of the summit of
Woesner, Anna I. Isaac, Mable the Sierra Nevada Mountains,
Gage, L. M.- Overholt. and also the major portion of
Churc School Teachers: Plumas County, and Lake Coun-
Mrs. Jennie Cre Frazee, Mrs. ty, Oregon.
Claribel Wolff, Colvin Adams, Population of the State of Nevada:
Mrs. Colvin Adams, Mrs. Ruth 77,407; churches, 6; members,
Neufeld, S. G. Morris, L. M. 288.
Knapp, Mrs. L. M. Knapp, Miss Office Address: 452 Ralston St.,
Mattie Morris, Miss Kathren Reno, Nev.
Siemens, Fred Meisner, Mrs. Postal Address: Box 2072, Reno,
Fred Meisner, J. L. Jones, A. Nev.
Alden, Miss Ruby Abbott, Mrs.
Lena Morris, Wm. Whitmore, Officers:
Mrs. Freeda Miller. Miss Mae Pres., M. L. Rice.
Hensley, Miss Elsie Caylor, Mrs. Sec. and Treas., M. R. Battee.
Ada Allen, Marion Larimore, Executive Committee: M. L.
Miss Lydia Thomas, Miss Leeta Rice, G. G. Sims, 1. P. Dillon, E.
Roberts, Mrs. Lucy Sheffer, Mrs. E. Beddoe, G. H. Scheppler.
Edna Urquhart, Miss Ruth Mil- Department Secretaries:
lard.' Tract Soc., M. R. Battee.
Church Directory: Sabbath School and Educational,
Bakersfield, 730 I St., Eighth Mrs. Myrtle Alley-Rice.
and I Sts. Miss. Vol., E. E. Beddoe.
Coalinga, Fillmore St. and Van Home Miss. and Religious Liber-
Ness. ty, M. L. Rice.
Clovis, Second and Woodworth. Ministers:
Dinuba, H and El Monte Way. M. L. Rice, G. G. Sims, I. P. Dil-
Exeter, Quince and Palm Sts. - Ion.
Fresno, 2514 Mariposa St. Licentiate:
Hanford, Harris and Ninth St. E. E. Beddoe.
Hanford, Mexican, Second and
Missionary Licentiates:
Irwin Sts. M. R. Battee, Mrs. Myrtle Alley- .
Lemoore, C and Follet Sts.
Lindsay, 605 North Mirage Ave. Rice.
Los Banos, Library Annex, Los Church School Teachers:
Banos. J. J. Hart, Mrs. Ethyl Hart, Miss
Madera, Vineyard Ave., between Ernestine Rhymes, Mrs. Jessie
Yosemite and Sixth Sts. H. Dillon.
GO PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1911
Territory: The following-named
counties in the State of Califor-
nia: Stanislaus, Tuolumne, San
Joaquin, Calaveras, A m a dor,
Sacramento, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba,
Colusa, Glenn, Butte, Tehama,
Shasta, Siskiyou, Alpine, Eldo-
rado, Placer, Nevada, Sierra,
Plumas, with the exception of
that small portion of these coun-
ties lying east of the summit of
the Sierras.
Population of the State of Cali-
fornia: 3,426,536; churches, 30;
members, 2,012.
Office: 341 East Lodi Ave., Lodi,
Cal.
Officers:
Pres., Clarence Santee.
Sec. and Treas., Wm. Voth.
Executive Committee: Clarence
Santee, A. J. Osborne, Adolph
Johnson, C. M. Christy, C. H.
Fink, P. H. Glantz.
Legal Assn.: " Northern Cali-
fornia Conference Assn. of S.
D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc.,Miss Ella McBroom;
Treas., m. Voth.
Field Miss., E. C. Peifer.
Sabbath School, Mrs. C. D.
Stone.
Educational, C. D. Stone.
Miss. Vol., C. M. Christy.
Home Miss., 0. B. Stevens.
Religious Liberty, N. W. Kau-
ble.
Ministers:
Clarence Santee, A. .1. Osborne,
N. W. Kauble, T. H. Watson,
Adolph Johnson, C. L. Snodgrass,
C. M. Christy, D. D. Lake.
Honorary: C. L. Taggart.
Licentiates:
Mrs. Ella H. Osborne, 0. B.
Stevens, F. A. Johnson, Howard
Carter, E. E. Morrow, C. D.
Stone.
Missionary Licentiates:
Wm. Voth, E. C. Peifer, Mrs.
C. D. Stone, Mrs. Lillian Barton,
Miss Ella McBroom, Mrs. Bertha
Stanton, Mrs. R. B. Segerhorn,
J. A: Wiley, Archie Barton, W.
R. Jefferson, Mrs. 0. A. Scheurer.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Inez Kent, Mrs. Roy Reese,
Miss Gladys Hartwick, Mrs.
Lloyd Martin, Miss Lida Bea-
man, Miss Violet Fulgham, Mrs.
Hazel McGreer, Mrs. 0. B. Stev-
ens, Miss Ruth Westcott, Miss
Ethel Walder, Miss Marie Lucas,
Orville Baldwin, Miss Velma
Wallace, A. W. H. Millard, Mrs.
A. W. H. Millard, Miss Lorene
Putnam, Mrs. Etta Kinser, L.
M. Hesseltine, Mrs. L. M. Hessel-
tine, Miss Eleanora Hansen, Mrs.
Ethyle Milija, Miss Iris Weaver,
Mrs. Edith Halvorsen, Miss
Elizabeth Friesen, J. W. Bressie,
Mrs. J. A. 1Scott, Miss Esse
Reed, Miss Esther Chambers.
Church Directory:
Chico, North End Esplanade.
Modesto, Sixth and J.
Sacramento, Twenty-third St.,
between J and K.
Stockton, Minor and Stanislaus.
SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA
CONFERENCE
Organized 1915
Territory: The following-named
counties in the State ofCalifor-
nia: Orange, San Diego, Im-
perial, Riverside, and San Ber-
nardino.
Population of California: 3,426,-
536; churches, 33; members, 2,-
181.
Office: 310 Loring Bldg., River-
side, Cal.
Office Address: Box 584, River-
side, Cal.
Officers:
Pres., J. J. Nethery.
Sec. and Treas., C. C. Mattison.
Executive Committee: J. J.
 PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Nethery, R. S. Owen, C. A. Win-
ters, H. W. Vollmer, M. D., V.
J. Johns, V. E. Jeugh, J. A.
Chilton.
Legal Assn.: " Southeastern
California Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. W. Slattery.
Field Miss., H. G. Warden.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
V. E. Peugh.
Educational,
Miss. Vol., F. G. Ashbaugh.
Medical Miss., H. W. Vollmer,
M. D.
Religious Liberty, W. NI. Healey.
Ministers:
J. J. Nethery, J. A. Burden, W.
M. Healey, L. H. Proctor, H. C.
Basney, P. P. Adams, W. L.
Black, C. A. Winters, V. J.
Johns, J. H. N. Tindall, N. J.
Aalborg, W. H. Bradley, V. E.
Peugh, E. H. Emmerson, A. M.
Dart, J. W. Miller.
Licentiate:
F. G. Ashbaugh.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. C. Mattison, H. G. Warden,
Susie Anderson, A. D. Butter-
field, M. D., H. W. Gober, J. W.
Dement, Mrs. Luther Warren,
Mrs. L. H. Proctor, H. W. Voll-
mer, M. D., J. W. Warren, M. D.,
Josie Shyrock-Warren, M. D.,
Miss Ethel B. Smith, B. R.
Spear, Mrs. Edith Perry-Stod-
dard, Eva L. Borden.
Honorary: Walter Harper, Mrs. Territory: The following-named
W. W. Sharp, Mrs. Josephine
Gotzian.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Eulalie Ward, 0. W. Nolda,
Mrs. 0. W. Nolda, Miss Mar-
jorie Atkins, Miss Elizabeth Vi-
pond, Miss Alice Hiscox, Harold
Johnson, Miss Laura Shafer,
Mrs. Halcyon Thompson,- E. H.
Emmerson, Mrs. 0. J. Graf, Mrs. Office: 3131 Pasadena Ave., Los
Hazel Johnstone, Mrs. T. A. Van
Gundy, Miss Marion Wilber, Officers:
Miss Mabel Andre, W. D. Leech,
Mrs. W. D. Leech, Miss Hazel
61
Striplin, Miss Anna Nachtigall.
Miss Lula Whitelock, Miss Fran-
ces Smith, F.I. A. Gober, C.. E.
Cushman, Mrs. C. E. Cushman,
B. E. Tefft, Mrs. Marie Marchus.
Miss Gladys Filbert, Mrs. Crys-
tal Duce, Mrs. Burg-man.
Church Directory:
Ontario, W. B. St. and Pine Ave.
Redlands, East State St., near
Church St.
Riverside, West Twelfth St.,
bet. Orange and Lemon Sts.
San Bernardino, Hensen. and F
Sts.
San Diego, G St. Church, Eight-
eenth and G Sts.
San Diego, University-Ave.
Church, 2 University Ave.
Santa Ana, Fifth and Ross Sts.
Brawley, North Imperial Ave.
San Pasqual, San Pasqual Val-
ley, Escondido.
Escondido, cor. Illinois and Or-
ange Sts.
Orange, Palm and Cleveland Sts.
Beaumont, cor. Eighth and Maple
Ave.
Centralia, Dale Ave. near Lin-
coln Blvd.
Rialto, cor. Olive and Second Sts.
Hemet, Thompson St. between
Acacia and Central.
Garden Grove, South Euclid Ave
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
CONFERENCE
Organized 1901
counties in the State of Cali-
fornia: San Luis Obispo, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles.
and that portion of Kern County
lying south of the Tehachapi
Mountains.
Population of the State of Cali-
fornia, 3,426,536; churches, 36;
members, 3.456.
Angeles, Cal.
Pres., W. M. Adams.
Sec. and Treas., W. L. Mecum.
 62 PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE
Executive' Committee: W. M.
Adams, W. D. Salisbury, G. W.
Reaser, A. E. Parker, C. S. Prout,
L. A. Reynolds, W. L. Mecum.
Legal Assn.: " Southern Cali-
fornia Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., D. A. Lower.
Field Miss., L. A. Reynolds.
Sabbath School, Mrs. Cleora
Webster.
' Educational, H. G. Lucas.
Miss. Vol., B. P. Le Due.
Home Miss., V. H. Lucas.
Medioal Miss., Miss Matilda
Voss.
Religious Liberty, G. A. Snyder.
Ministers:
W. M. Adams, M. M. Hare, B.
G. Lucas, C. S. Prout, G. W.
Reaser, N. J. Waldorf, G. A.
Snyder, C. J. Kunkel, P. L.
Knox, V. H. Lucas, W. J. John-
son, M. D., J. W. Rich. W. B.
Miramontez.
Honorary: B. W. Decker.
Licentiates:
Arthur CUM) 11", B. P. I.e Due,
E. A. Mathwig.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. L. Mecum, P. B. Bontemps,
Mrs. M. E. Hoyt, Mrs. Florence
W. Merrill, Miss Jennie L. Ire-
land, Mrs. Amy R. Temple, Miss
Cora A. Rapp, W. D. Salisbury,
Miss Lillian Santee, D. A. Low-
er, Mrs. Cleora 'Webster, Max
Hill, Mrs. S. J. Townsend, A. E.
Hall, L. A. Reynolds.
Medical Missionaries:
Julia A. White, M. D., Henry
Westphal, M. D., Miss Matilda
Voss.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Edith Johnson, Miss Louise
Wiessenhutter, Miss Re a thel
Jenkins, Miss Ruth Johnson,
Wm. S. Potts, Mrs. N. Osten-
dorph, Miss Helen Knight, Miss
Ethel Forsberg, Miss Ernestine
Volkers, Mrs. Mary E. Weil, M.
A. Reese, Miss Carolyn L. Moore,
Miss Gladys Hughes, Byron Wes-
ner, Miss Eva Wilson, Miss Pearl
Jenkins, Eugene Walker, Theo-
dore Rueff, Mrs. H. C. Hallo-
way,.Mrs. B. F. Koeman, J. A.
Benninger, Mrs. J. H. Rinckhoff,
Miss Mabel Lofgren, Miss Agnes
B. Wauek, Miss Esther John-
son, Prof. Max Hill, Byron Dart,
Miss Sadie Beaird, Miss Lola
Preston, Miss Mabel DeGroot,
Miss Ethel. DeGroot, Miss Edith
Barnes, Miss Mavis Smith, Miss
Lelia Kinder.
Church Directory:
Los Angeles :
Central Church, 141 Carr St.,
between Main and Hill, Pico
and 14th Sts.
Exposition Park, 1041 W. 38th
St., West of Exposition
Park.
White Memorial, cor. New Jer-
sey and State Sts. East
First St. ear.
Lincoln Park, East side Man-
itou Ave., near Daly St. So.
Pasadena car.
East 36th St. Church, 666 E.
36th St. South Park Ave.
car (colored).
Hollywood, 5150 De Longpre,
between Kingsley. and Nor-
mandie..
Ditman, 123 So. Daman St.
East First St. car.
German, 34 E. Jefferson St.
Maple Ave. car.
Edendale, Fargo St., half block
west of Glendale Blvd.
Bell, cor. Baker Ave. and Otis
St. Preaching, Sabbath, 3
P. M.
Graham, 8801 Cedar St., Kent
Station, 2 blocks east of
Watts line.
Florence, west side Mobeck
Ave., half block south of
Florence Ave. Watts car.
Mexican, 114 So. Gless St.
East First St. car.
Pasadena, Mountain and Sum-
mit .Sts.
Glendale, California and Isabel
Sts.
 l'ACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE 63

Long Beach, Tenth and Linden Ministers:

Sts. J. A. Neilsen, Wm. Lewsadder.
Sawtelle, 123 No. Sixth St. Licentiate:
Preaching, Sabbath, 2: 45 p.m. S. W. Porter.
San Pedro, 559 West 12th St., . Missionary Licentiates:
Point Loma car line. J. L. Leach, W. R. Powers.
Sonta Monica, 1535 Sixth St. Church School Teachers:
Burbank, east side Angeline R. F. Chapman, Helen Gardner,
Ave., between 3rd and 4th Sts. Marie Coombs, Richard Hamer,
Anna Vendell.

UTAH MISSION INSTITUTIONS IN THE PACIFIC

Organized 1919
Territory: The State of Utah, Educational:
excluding the counties of Dag-
gett, Uinta, Duchesne, Carbon,
Emery, Grand, and San Juan,
and including Lincoln and Clark
Counties in Nevada.
Population of Utah: 449,446;
churches, 5; members, 188.
Office: 221 Kiesel Bldg., Ogden,
Utah.
Post Office Address: Box 909, Og-
den, Utah.
Officers:
Supt., J. A. Neilsen.
Sec. and Treas., W. R. Powers.
Executive Committee: J. A.
Nielsen, Wm. Lewsadder, W. R.
Powers, S. W. Porter.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., W. R. Powers.
Field Miss.,J. R. Leach.
ol, J. A. Neilsen.
Sabbath Sco
Home Miss., W. R. Powers.
UNION CONFERENCE
Arizona Academy, Phoenix,
Ariz.
Lodi Academy, Lodi, Cal.
Pacific Union College, St. Hel-
ena, Cal.
San Fernando Academy, San
Fernando, Cal.
Publishing:
Pacific Press Pub. Assn., Moun-
tain View, Cal.
Sanitariums:
Glendale Sanitarium, Glendale,
Cal.
Loma Linda Sanitarium, Loma
Linda, Cal.
Paradise Valley Sanitarium, Na-
tional City, Cal.
St. Helena Sanitarium, Sanita-
rium, Cal.
Medical:
College of Medical Evangelists,
Loma Linda and Los Angeles,
Cal.

SOUTHEASTERN UNION CONFERENCE

Organized 1908

Territory: The Conferences of Car- Officers:

olina, Cumberland,. Florida, and
Georgia.
Population: 9,101,127: churches,
130; members, 5,100.
Office Address: 224-228 First Na-
tional Bank Bldg.. Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Pres., W. H. Heckman.
Sec. and Treas., Burton Castle.
Executive Committee: W. H.
Heckman, the presidents of the
conferences composing the Un-
ion, and Burton Castle, James
Hickman, J. A. Tucker, E. F.
64 SOUTHEASTERN UNION CONFERI:SCE
Hackman, L. D. Randall.
Legal Assn.: " Southeastern Un-
ion Conference Assn. of S.
D. A."
Auditor, Burton Castle.
Transportation Agent, W. H.
Heckman.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., James Hickman.
Educational and Miss: Vol., J.
A. Tucker.
Home Miss., E. F. Hackman.
Religious Liberty, W. H. Heck-
man.
Ministers:
W. H. Heckman, V. B. Watts, F.
W. Field, L. H. Wood, J. A.
Tucker, J. H. Behrens.
Honorary; R. H. Brock, Victor
Thompson, W. W. Williams, H.
L. Shoup, F. M. Roberts.
Licentiates:
E. F: Hackman, M. M. Martin-
son, H. A. Johnston, Burton Cas-
tle, James Hickman.
Missionary Licentiate:
L. D. Randall.
Union Negro Mission Dept.:
Supt:, W. H. Heckman.
Sec., Burton Castle.
Union Evangelist, G. E. Peters.
Executive Committee: W. H.
Heckman, the presidents of the
conferences composing the Un-
ion, and Burton Castle, B. W.
Abney, G. . E. Peters, H. N.
(lemon, W. E. Strothers, F. A.
Osterman.
CAROLINA CONFERENCE
Organized in 1901 and 1907, as the
North Carolina and South Caro-
lina Conferences; reorganized as
Carolina Conference in 1918.
Territory: South Carolina, and that
part of North Carolina lying
east of the following counties:
Ashe, Watauga, Avery, McDow-
ell, and Henderson.
Population of North and South
Carolina: 4,240,148; churches,
42; members, 1,306.
Office Address: 215 North Mc-
Dowell St., Charlotte, N. C.
Officers:
Pres., R. I. Keate.
Sec. and Treas., C. N. Keiser.
Executive Committee: R. I.
Keate, James Bellinger, T. A.
Little, F. A. Starke, M. P.
Woodall.
Legal Assn.: " Carolina Confer-
ence Association of Seventh-day
Adventists, Incorporated."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. N. Keiser.
Field Miss., J. S. Seal.
Asst. Fiel Miss., W. B. Wynn.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
C. B. Newmyer.
Educational and Miss. Vol., T.
A. Little.
Assistant for colored, Maude E.
Dickson.
Religious Liberty, R. I. Keate.
Ministers:
R. I. Keate, James Bellinger,
C. E. Ford.
Honorary: H. Pannkoke.
Licentiates:
J. E. All, E. E. Chitwood, C. B.
Newmyer, T. A. Little, J. S.
Seal.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. N. Keiser, W. B. Wynn, Mrs.
R. I. Keate.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Mamie Jones, Jacob R.
Conger, Mrs. J. R. Conger, Miss
Alice Case, Miss Rose Hamer,
Miss Jean Wingate, Fred Pal-
mer, Miss Hilda Hockey, Ger-
trude Holmes.
Negro Mission
Committee:
R. I. Keate, C. N. Keiser, B. W.'
Abney, J. F. Critchlow, C. G.
Manns.
Ministers:
B. W. Abney, C. G. Alarms, J. F.
Critchlow.
Licentiates:
N. B. Smith, R. L. Soaries, J. A.
Bookhart.
 SOUTHEASTERN UNION CONFERENCE
Missionary Licentiate:
Maude E. Dickson.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. Lucile L. Page, Mrs. F. C.
Abrams, Mrs. S. J. Martin, Jen-
nie E. Martin, Thomas M. Foun-
tain, W. B. Carpenter, Emma J.
Love, Mrs. J. A. Godley.
Church Directory:
South Carolina:
Charleston, 219 Calhoun St.
Charleston, colored, Holmes St.
Columbia, 1012 Assembly St.
Columbia, colored, 1218 Hender-
son St.
Greenville, Hampton and Echols
Sts.
Spartanburg, Wolf and Wofford
Sts.
North Carolina:
Charlotte, 215 North McDowell
St.
Wilmington, I. 0. 0. F. Hall.
Wilmington, colored, cor. Wood
and Fanning Sts.
Charlotte, colored, cor. South
Caldwell and East Hill Sts.
Winston-Salem, colored, 1362
Central St.
CUMBERLAND CONFERENCE
Organized 1900
Territory: Eastern Tennessee, the
western boundary being the
western line of the counties of
Macon, Smith, DeKalb, Warren,
Grundy, and Marion; also eight-
een counties in northwestern
North Carolina, viz., Clay, Cher-
okee, Graham, Macon, Swain,
Jackson, Haywood, Transylva-
nia, Buncombe, Henderson, Mad-
ison, Yancey, Mitchell, Avery,
Wautauga, Ashe, Alleghany, and
McDowell; also Dade and Walk-
er counties, in the State of
Georgia.
Population (Estimated): 1,000,000;
churches, 29; members, 1,125.
Office: Room 602, Henson Bldg.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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Officers:
Pres., B. F. Kneeland.
Sec. and Treas., T. E. Pavey.
Executive Committee: B. F.
Kneeland, Cyrus Simmons, T. E.
Pavey, W. P. Dougherty, F. C.
Webster.
Legal Assn.: " The Cumber-
land Conference Assn. of S. D.
A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., T. E. Pavey.
Field Miss., W. P. Dougherty.
Sabbath School,
Miss. Vol.,
Educational,
Home Miss.,
Religious Liberty, Cyrus Sim-
mons.
Ministers:
B. F. Kneeland, E. W. Wolfe,
F. C. Webster, I. D. Richardson,
H. L. Shoup.
Licentiates:
Cyrus Simmons, T. E. Pavey, W.
P. Dougherty.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Dorothy Thrailkill, Miss
Delia Russell, Miss Cora Felker.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. B. F. Kneeland, Miss Rose.
Meister, Miss Olive Medford,
.Miss Pearl Hall, Miss Winifred
DeGraw, Miss Lou Gray, Mrs.
M. L. iallard, Mrs. A. E. Witt,
Mrs. Claudia Glenn, Miss- Myr-
tle Maxwell, Miss Letha Litch-
field, Mrs. L. A. Jacobs, Mrs. M.
J. Hanson, Mrs. E. T. Wilson,
Miss Evelyn Beers, Geo. E.
Crawford.
Negro Mission
Committee: B. F. Kneeland,
Thos. E. Pavey, W. H. Winston,
F. A. Osterman, F. L. Graves.
Minister:
F. A. Osterman.
Licentiate:
W. H. Winston.
Church School Teachers:
Edna M. Bryan, B. M. C. Shep-
erd.
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Church Directory: -
Chattanooga, Tenn., Beech and
Duncan Sts.
Knoxville, Tenn., Third Ave. and
Gill St.
Asheville, N. C., 238 Haywood
St.
FLORIDA CONFERENCE
Organized 1893
Territory: The State of Florida,
excepting the counties of Es-
cambia, Santa Rosa, Walton,
Holmes, Washington, Jackson.
and Calhoun, which belong to
the Alabama Conference.
Population of the State of Florida:
968,470; churches, 40; member-
ship, 1,714.
Office: East Robinson and Rosa-
lind Ave., Orlando, F1a.
Officers:
Pres., J. L. Shuler.
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. Clara L.
Russell.
Executive Committee: J. L.
Shuler, 'C. R. Magoon, J. B.
Locken, C. C. Hall, I. D. Swin-
gle.
Legal Assn.: Florida Confer-
ence Association of Seventh-day
Adventist."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soe., Mrs. Clara L. Russell.
Field Miss., W. H. Moore.
Sabbath School, Mrs. Carrie L.
Stringer.
Educational and Miss. Vol., Miss
Nannie May Smith.
Home Miss., C. T. Burroughs.
Religious Liberty, J. L. Shuler.
Ministers:
J. L. Shuler, C. R. Magoon, Allen
Walker, J. B. Locken, C. B.
Stephenson, 1. T. Crisler.
Licentiates:
A. B. Russell, C. T. Burroughs.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Clara L. Russell, W. H.
Moore, Mrs. Carrie L. Stringer,
Miss Nannie May Smith, Dr. L.
L. Andrews, T. D. Gibson, G. H.
Straight, Mrs. C. 0. Jones', Miss'
Mary Baxter.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. Elsie M. Evans, Lowell
Johnston, Miss Lucile Bowen, .
Mrs. Nellie Honeywell, A. F.
Arkebauer, Mrs. Clinton D.
Losey, E. Macaulay, Glee E.
Bird, Masie White, Lyda Leach,
Carolyn Lasseter, Evelyn Cow-
Negro Mission
Committee: J. L. Shuler, J. B.
Locken, H. N. Gemon, F. H.
. Stevens, 0. R. Palmer.
Minister:
H. N. Gemon.
Licentiates:
F. H. Stevens, J. G. Thomas.
Church School Teachers:
Bertha G. Gordon, Dorothea A.
Nixon, Miss B. C. Palmer, Mrs.
B. M. Roberts, Zelma Cobb, L.
Henrietta Emanuel, Mattie B.
Stevens, Wilda McLaughlin.
Church Directory:
Daytona, Cypress St.
Jacksonville white, Roselle and
Charles Sts.
Jacksonville, colored, Jessie and
Van Buren Sts.
Miami, white, Third St., near
Ave. D.
Miami, colored, Second St.
Orlando, white, East Robinson
and Rosalind Ave.
Orlando, colored, West Robinson
Ave.
St. Petersburg, South Sixth St.
and Fifth Ave., South.
Tampa, white, in 2800 Block on
Florida Ave.
Tampa, colored, Allen Temple.
Scott and Lamar Sts.
West Palm Beach, Hibiscus St.
GEORGIA CONFERENCE
Organized 1901.
Territory: The State of Georgia,
excepting the counties of Dade,
Walker, and Catoosa, belonging'
to the Cumberland Conference.
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Population of the State of Georgia,
2,894,683; churches, 19; mem-
bers, 95:5.
Office: 3301/2 East Georgia Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga. (Mailing address,
P. 0. Box 1367).
Officers:
Pres., B. W. Spire.
Sec. and Treas., H. W. Potter.
Executive Committee: B. W.
Spire, Dr. J. R. Mitchell, A. E.
Deyo, W. S. Boynton, 0. B.
Crary.
Legal Assn.: " Georgia Confer-
ence Association of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., H. W. Potter,
Field Miss., A. E. Deyo.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol..
Mrs. K. R. Haughey.
Home Miss. and Educational,
K. R. Haughey.
Religious Liberty, B. W. Spire.
Ministers:
B. -W. Spire, M. J. King.
Licentiates:
Dr. J. R. Mitchell, 0. B. Crary,
K. R. Haughey.
Missionary Licentiates:
H. W. Potter, G. M. Waters,
A. E. Deyo, Mrs. K. R. Haughey,
Mrs. 0. B. Crary.
Church School Teachers:
W. S. Boynton, Miss Clara
Knowles, Miss Mary Roberts,
Miss Fannie Lou Woods, Miss
Loretta Heacock, Miss Grace
Whitney, Miss Wilamena Mc-
Comb, P. S. Henry, Miss Lucile
Walden, Miss Faydette Smith,
Miss Anna McConnell, Mrs. J. E.
Dye, Miss Eva Sommers.
Negro Mission
Committee: B. W. Spire, H. W.
Potter, W. E. Strother, J. S.
Gieen, P. M. Boyd.
Ministers:
. W. E. Strother, J. S. Green.
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Licentiates:
R. W. Hancock, P. M. Boyd.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Jennie Hankinson, Mrs.
A. W. Kimbrough, Mrs. J. W.
Sweedenberg, Miss Jennie Bow-
man, Miss Trula Wade.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Jenriie Bowman, Miss Myr-
tice Smith, Mrs. M. E. Kim-
brough, Mrs. J. W. Sweedenberg.
Mrs. J. B. Boyd, Miss Trula
Wade, R. W. Hancock.
Church Directory:
Atlanta, 191 Cherokee A..ve.
Atlanta, colored, 209 Greensferry
Ave.
Augusta, colored, David and Ma-
ple Sts.
Columbus, colored, 1312 Twenty-
Fourth St.
Fitzgerald, 650 Grant St.
Macon, Log Cabin Heights.
Macon, colored, 207 Fourth Ave.
Savannah, Thirty-Fifth a n d
Whitaker Sts.
Savannah, colored, Florence and
Forty-third Sts.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE SOUTH-
EASTERN UNION CON-
FERENCE
Educational:
Craysville Academy, Graysville,
Tenn.
Flat Rock Academy, Douglas-
ville, Ga.
Southern Junior College, Oolte-
wah, Tenn.
Winyah Lake Academy, Orlando,
Fla.
Publishing:
Atlanta Branch of the Southern
Pub. Assn., 507 East Fair St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Sanitarium:
Florida Sanitarium, Orlando,
Fla.
 SOUTHERN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1901
Territory: The Conferences of Ala-
bama, Kentucky, Louisiana-Mis-
sissippi, and Tennessee River.
Population: 9,687,949; churches,
99; members, 4,002.
Telegraphic Address: Phone M,
814 J, Nashville.
Office: 2006 Twenty-fourth Ave.,
North, Nashville, Tenn. ' Knight.
Officers:
Pres., J. L. McElhany.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, F. L.
Harrison.
Executive Committee: J. L. Mc-
Elhany, F. L. Harrison, J. C.
Thompson, S. G. Haughey, C. W.
Curtis, R. L. Pierce, V. 0. Cole,
C. J. Buhalts, M. F. Knox, W. R.
Elliott, E. A. Sutherland, I. M.
Martin, 0. R. Staines, M. A.
Hollister.
Legal Assn.: " Southern Union
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Tiansportation Agent, F. L. Har-
rison.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., V. 0. Cole.
Educational and Miss. Vol., J.
C. Thompson.
Home Miss., 0. R. Staines.
Medical Miss., E. A. Sutherland,
M. D.
Financial Agent. C. Buhalts.
Ministers:
J. L. McElhany, L. E. Wellman.
C. J. Buhalts, 0. R. Staines, V.
0. Cole, I. M. Martin.
Honorary: E. A. Sutherland, W.
L. Bird, C. N. Martin, C. M.
Kinney, A. W. Spalding, R. B.
Thurber, 'W. H. Lewis, J. H.
Krum. -
Licentiates:
J. C. Thompson, J. I. Beardsley,
R. L. Pierce, M. F. Knox, C. E.
Hooper, F. L. Harrison.
Honorary: E. C. Jacobsen, F. W.
Bralliar.
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Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Anna Knight.
Honorary: Julia Lowe, Mrs.
Emma L. Morrow.
Southern Union Mission
Supt., J. L. McElhany.
Sec. and Treas., F. L. Harrison.
Home Miss., Educational and
Miss. Vol. Sec., Miss Anna
Committee: J. L. McElhany,
F. L. Harrison, S. G. Haughey,
C. MT. Curtis, M. A. Hollister,
W. R. Elliott, J. G. Dasent, N.
B. King, Randall Johnson, Miss
Anna Knight.
ALABAMA CONFERENCE
Organized 1901
Territory: The State of Alabama,
and the following counties in
Florida: Escambia, Santa Rosa,
Walton, Holmes, Washington,
Jackson, and Calhoun.
Population of Alabama: 2,347,295;*
churches, 25; members, 817.
Office: Box 316, Clanton, Ala.
Officers:
Pres., S. G. Haughey.
Sec. and Treas., B. C. Marshall.
Executive Committee: S. G.
Haughey, B. C. Marshall, 0. F.
Frank, M. L. Wilson, F. W.
Schmehl, T. S. Tate, T. H. Al-
lison.
Legal Assn.: " Alabama Con-
ence Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc.,-B. C. Marshall.
Field Miss., F. W. Schmehl.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
J. G. Mitchell.
Educational and Miss. Vol., J.
G. Mitchell.
Religious Liberty, S. G. Haughey.
Ministers:
S. G. Haughey, 0. F. Frank, M.
L. Wilson.
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Licentiates:
F. W. Schmehl, J. G. Mitchell.
Missionary Licentiates:
B. C. Marshall, Addie May Ka-
lar, Mrs. K. Rasmussen, Vinnie
-Goodner.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. A. J. Beardsley, Mrs. Mar-
tha Fuller, Mrs. C. R. Waldron,
Miss Grace Lyons, Mrs. C. G.
Leitzman, Miss Bessie Morgan,
Miss Dora Giles, R. G. Peterson.
Negro Mission
Committee: Same as Conference
Committee.
Ministers:
T. S. Tate, T. H. Allison.
Licentiate:
James Martin.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. A. Wilson, E. M. Goggins, F.
R. Wilson.
Church School Teachers:
Julia Wesley, Mrs. Bessie Per-
due, Wilhelmina Cantrell.
Church Directory:
Birmingham:
725 North Nineteenth St.
Colored, Walker St. and Sixth
Ave.
Clanton, 503 Second Ave., South.
Dothan, colored, 316 Range St.
Huntsville, colored, 629 Madison
St.
Mobile:
Old Shell Road and Pine St.
Colored, 757 South Hamilton
St.
Montgomery:
306 Finley Ave.
Colored, 110 Early St.
Sheffield, Seventh St. and Nash-
ville Ave.
Pensacola, West Garden St.
KENTUCKY CONFERENCE
Organized 1908
Territory: All the State of Ken-
tucky excepting the eight coun-
ties west of the Tennessee
River and the counties of Trigg,
Christian, Todd, Logan, Simp-
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son, and Allen, belonging to the
Tennessee River Conference.
Population of Kentucky (confer-
ence) : 2,123,169; churches, 23;
members, 800.
Office Address: Room 620, Crutcher
and Starks Bldg., Louisville, Ky.
Officers:
Pres., C. W. Curtis.
Sec. and Treas., Andy Schroeder.
Executive Committee: C. W.
Curtis, Andy Schroeder, W. H.
Moore, H. U. Jacobs, R. J. Bry-
ant, John Brownlie, J. G. Das-
ent.
Legal Assn.: " Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Conference Association
of Kentucky." Pres., C. W. Cur-
tis; Sec. and Treas., Andy
Schroeder.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Andy Schroader.
Field Miss., H. R. Stearns.
Home Miss., Sabbath School and
Medical. W. A. Gilbert.
Educational and Miss. Vol., W.
P. Bradley.
Religious Liberty, C. W. Curtis.
Ministers:
C. W. Curtis, R. J. Bryant.
Licentiates:
John Brownlie, H. R. Stearns.
Missionary Licentiates:
Andy Schroeder, W. A. Gilbert,
W. P. Bradley, Mrs. R. V. How-
ard, Mrs: Mattie Lucas, Mrs. C.
Heinig.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Vienna Bivin, Miss Alice
Morton, Miss Adeline McNett,
Miss Bessie Shoemaker, Mrs. H.
U. Jacobs.
Negri? Mission
Minister:
J. G. Dasent.
Licentiates:
C. A. Howard. 0. S. Pinkard.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. C. A. Howard.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Ore- Hutson, Charles T.
Seard.
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Church Directory:
Bowling Green, Park and
Twelfth.
Covington, 123 East Fifteenth
St.
Lexington, colored, Fifth and
Upper Sts,
Louisville:
Seventeenth and Jefferson Sts.
Colored No. 1, Chestnut and
Eighteenth Sts.
Colored No. 2, Shelby and Bur-
nett Sts.
LOUISIANA.MISSISSIPPI CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: The States of Louisi-
ana and Mississippi.
Population: 3,587,182; churches,
28; members, 1,106.
Office: 703 South Gallatin St.,
Jackson, Miss.
Officers:
Pres., W. R. Elliott.
Sec. and Treas., N. L. Taylor.
Executive Committee: W. R.
Elliott, N. L. Taylor, I. C. Pound,
E. H. Huntley, W. P. McLen-
nan, N. B. King, F. S. Keitts.
Legal Assn.: " The Mississippi
Conference Assn. - of S. D. A."
" The Louisiana Conference
Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., H. W. Klaser.
Field Miss., C. R. Kinney.
Sabbath School., Miss. Vol., and
Home Miss., E. E. Montgom-
ery.
Educational, Mrs. Grace ReVan.
Religious Liberty, W. P. Mc-
Lennan.
Ministers:
W. R. Elliott, E. H. Huntley, W.
P. McLennan, I. C. Pound.
Honorary : H. C.' Balsbaugh.
Licentiates:
N. L. Taylor. E. E. Montgomery,
C. R. Kinney.
Missionary Licentiates:
H. W. Kisser, Mrs. M. C. Mor-
gan, Mrs. .Henry C. Balsbaugh,
Miss Elta Smith.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Aurora Bailey, Mrs. Enima
L. Morrow, Miss Neva Mat-
thews, Miss Minnie Lee Mat-
thews, Mrs. C. A. Rooce, Miss
Pearl Johnson, Miss Virginia
Caradine, Miss Lurline Roach,
Miss Amy Covington, Mrs. Mary
Crawford.
Negro Mission
Ministers:
F. S. Keitts, King, A. R.
Bell.
Licentiates:
C. B. Holloway, S. R. Washing-
ton.
Missionary Licentiate:
Louise Ratcliff.
Church School Teachers:
Alice R. Green, Carolyn Cooper,
Addie Wilson, V. R. Lee, Wm. T.
Brown, Fred Knight.
Church Directory:
White:
Jackson, Miss., 703 South Gal-
latin St.
New Orleans, La., Melpomene
and Colliseuin Sts.
Shreveport, La., Frederick and
Missouri Sts.
Colored:
Jackson, Miss., Rose and West
Pascagoula Sts.
New Orleans, La., 2413 Dela-
chaise St.
TENNESSEE RIVER CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1888
Territory: Western Tennessee, the
eastern boundary being the east-
ern line of the counties of Sum-
ner, Trousdale, Wilson, Cannon,
Coffee, Franklin; and the fol-
lowing-named counties in Ken-
tucky: Ballard, McCracken.
 SOUTHERN UNION CONFERENCE
Marshall, Graves, Fulton, Hick-
man, Carlisle, Calloway, Trigg,
Christian, Todd, Logan, Simp-
son, Allen.
Population of the State of Ten-
nessee: 2,337,459; churches, 23;
members, 1,279.
Office: ,322 Jackson Bldg., Nash-
ville, Tenn.
Officers:
Pres., M. A. Hollister.
Sec. and Treas., C. B. Caldwell.
Executive Committee: M. A.
Hollister, C. B. Caldwell, M. F.
Knox, H. C. J. Walleker, R. R.
Brooks, H. B. Thomas, Randall
Johnson.
Legal Assn.: " Tennessee River
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. 0. Franz.
Field Miss., R. R. Brooks.
Home Miss. and Miss. Vol., H.
B. Thomas.
Sabbath School, Mrs. J. L. Mc-
Elhany.
Educational, J. C. Thompson.
Religious Liberty, M. A. Hol-
lister.
Ministers:
M. A. Hollister, T. F. Hubbard,
H. C. J. Wallekr .
Licentiates:
A. A. Davis, H. B. Thomas.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. B. Caldwell, R. R. Brooks, C.
0. Franz, Mrs. J. L. McElhany,
Miss Beulah Cothren, Mrs. H.
Eder, Mrs. J. G. Haggard.
Honorary: Dr. A. J. Harris.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Beulah Walleker, Miss
Margaret Woods, Miss Eva
Beeler, Miss Minnie Brown, Mrs.
Clara Norton,Mrs. H. E. Beck,
Mrs. Mae Kel e, Miss Ena Bran-
iar, Miss Bertha Laughlin, Mrs.
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Lenore Artress, Miss Harriett
Shutt, Mrs. E. R. Allen, Mrs.
Susan Ard, Mrs. B. N. Mulford.
Negro Mission
Minister:
Randall Johnson.
Licentiates:
L. H. Bland, Milton Young.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. M. L. McKinney, Miss
Lela Davis.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. E. R. Jones Andrew Tonis.
Church Directory:
White:
Jackson, West Deaderick Ave.
and Long St
Memphis, Parkway and Dunlap
St.
Nashville, Fifth and Fatherland
Sts.
Paducah, Bridge and Clements
Sts.
Colored:
Jackson, Lane Aye. and Sims St.
Memphis, 1051 Mississippi Bli/d.
Nashville, Twelfth Ave., North,
near Jefferson St.
Paducah, 713 South Seventh St.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE
SOUTHERN UNION.
CONFERENCE
Educational:
Oakwood Junior College, Hunts-
ville, Ala.
Nashville Agricultural and Nor-
mal Institute, Madison, Tenn.
Publishing:
Southern Pub. Assn., 2123
Twenty:fourth Ave., North,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sanitarium:
The Madison Rural Sanitarium,
Madison, Tenn.
SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 19oi; reorganized 1902
Territory: The Conferences of
Arkansas, Oklahoma, North
Texas, South Texas, and Texico.
Population: 8,799,833; churches,
134; members, 4,730.
Office: 411 and 413 Baum Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Officers:
Pres., M. Lukens.
Sec. and Treas., C. E. Smith.
Executive Committee: M. Lu-
kens, the presidents of the Con-
ferences composing the Union,
president of Southwestern Jun-
ior College, C. E. Smith, A. F.
Harrison, A. W. Peterson, E. R.
Potter, H. R. Gay.
Legal Assn.: " The Southwest-
ern Union Conference Corpora.
tion of S. D. A." Pres., M. Lu-
kens; Sec., C. E. Smith.
Audit or and Transportation
Agent, C. E. Smith.
Department Secretaries:
Union Field Miss., A. F. Harri-
son.
Educational and Miss. Vol., A.
W. Peterson.
Home Miss., E. R. Potter.
Religious Liberty, M. Lukens.
Ministers:
M. Lukens, F. R. Isaac, C. E.
AcMoody, A. F. Harrison, E. R.
Potter, H. M. Kelley, H. M. J.
Richards.
Honorary: T. W. Field, H. B.
French, W. S. Lowry, J. H.
Krum, M. H. Brown, G. M.
Brown, M. Jones, H. Clay Griffin.
Licentiates:
Orno Follett, A. W. Peterson, H.
R. Gay, C. E. Smith.
Missionary Licentiates:
L. N. Carter, H. A. Peebles.
Southwestern Union Mission
Supt., M. Lukens.
Sec. and Treas., C. E. Smith.
Committee: M. Lukens, C. E.
Smith, H. J. Miller, J. V. Alli-
son.
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ARKANSAS CONFERENCE
Organized 1888
Territory: The State of Arkansas.
Population: 1,750,995; churches,
21; members, 498.
Office: 1215 Marshall St., Little
Rock, Ark.
Officers:
Pres., J. I. Taylor.
Sec. and Treas., L. J. Black.
Executive Committee: J. I.
Taylor, N. R. Hickman, Isaac
Baker, T. J. Hooper, 0. C. Wake-
night.
Legal Assn.: " Arkansas Confer-
ence Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., L. J. Black.
Field Miss., T. J. Hooper.
Sabbath School, Educational
and Miss. Vol., Miss Lorena
E. Wilcox.
Home Miss., Medical Miss., and
Religious Liberty, J. I. Taylor.
Ministers:
J. I. Taylor, N. R. Hickman,
Isaac Baker, E. B. Hopkins.
Licentiates:
D. M. Twiggs, T. J. Hooper.
Missionary Licentiates:
L. J. Black, Miss Lorena E. Wil-
cox.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. Etta M. Black, Miss Erma
Hooten, Mrs. Emma Hooper,
Nellie Guthrie, Mrs. Mary De
Villez, Mrs. Ethel Dillard, Miss
Ila Mary Speaker, F. B. Miller.
Negro Mission
Committee: J. I. Taylor, J. W.
Allison, Isaac Baker, L. J. Black,
Thos. Murphy.
Ministers:
J. W. Allison, Thos. Murphy.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. U. Storey, Mrs. A. B. Storey.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Maggie Clark, Mrs. Thomas
 SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERENCE
Murphy, Miss Josephine Mont-
gomery.
Church Directory:
Little Rock No. 1. 1213 Marshall
St.
Little Rock, No. 2, 1809 Pulaski
St.
Ft. Smith, Tenth and D Sts.
Fayetteville, 36 South St.
Hiwasse, East part of town.
Hardy, Northwest part of town.
Harrisburg, Northwest part of
town.
Springdale, center of town.
Marianna, colored, South Geor-
gia St.
NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE
Organized 1878
(Not receiving revised directory
of the North Texas Conference
for the 1922 Year Book, former
matter reprinted.)
Territory: That part of the State
of Texas lying east and north of
the following counties: East of
Wichita, Archer, Jack, Palo Pin-
to, Erath, Hamilton, Lampasas;
ad north of Burnet, William-
son, Lee, Burleson, Liberty, Har-
din, and Orange.
Population of the State of Texas:
4,661,027; churches, 27; mem-
bers, 1,111.
Office: Keene, Tex.
Officers:
Pres., J. F. Wright.
Sec. and Treas., R. L. Atcheson.
Executive Committee: J. F.
Wright, W. S. Lowry, J. 0. Wil-
son, G. W. Spikes.
Transportation Agent, A. M.
Woodall.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. L. Dortch.
Field Miss., J. 0. Wilson.
Sabbath School. A. M. Woodall.
Educational and Miss. Vol., N.
W. Dunn.
Home Miss., A. M. Woodall.
Religious Liberty, J. F. Wright.
Committee to oversee the col-
73
ored work: J. F. Wright, W. S.
Lowry, E. M. Gates, R. L. Brad-
ford.
Ministers:
J. F. Wright, I. A. Crane, C. U.
Taylor, E. M. Gates, G. R. West.
Licentiates:
A. M. Woodall, D. E. McNiel,
N. W. Dunn, Jacob Wasenmiller,
J. 0. Wilson, R. L. Bradford.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. L. Dortch, Mrs. A. M. Wood-
all, Mrs. F. B. Moran, Mrs. Julia
Combs, Toral Seat, Frank Mo-
ran, Katie E. Baker.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Jessie Casey, Mrs. A. M.
Woodall, Miss Helen Suche, J.
L. Rettig, Mrs. J. L. Rettig, Miss
Ella Winn, Miss Nadine Harris,
Miss Lula Walker, J. W. Winn,
Mrs. Flora Moyer, H. H. O'Har-
row, Mrs. H. H. O'Harrow, B.
E. Bridwell, G. B. Boswell, Mrs.
G. R. West, Tressa Smith, Miss
Flora Moffitt, R. L. Wilson,
Katie E. Baker.
OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE
Organized 1894
Territory: The State of Okla-
homa.
Population: 2,027,564; churches,
49; members, 2,102.
Office: 217 West Seventh St., Okla-
homa City, Okla. -
Office Address: Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Officers:
Pres., M. B. Van Kirk.
Sec. and Treas., C. L. Stilson.
Executive Committee: M. B.
Van Kirk, L. B: Schick, G. F.
Eichmann, W. D. Gurney, W. E.
Barr, C. N. Young, H. J. Miller.
Legal Assn.: " Oklahoma Corpo-
ration of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. L. Stilson.
Asst., Mrs. Mabel Killion.
Field Miss., C. N. Young.
Sabbath School, Mrs. M. Lukens.
74 SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERENCE
Educational, Miss Letha Taylor.
Miss. Vol., G. F. Eichmann.
Home Miss., C. J. Dart.
Religious - Liberty, M. B. Van
Kirk.
Ministers:
M. B. Van Kirk, W. E. Barr, G.
F. Eichmann, U. B. Dake, Ezra
Fillman, C. M. McDonald, D. F.
Sturgeon, R. W. Leach, C. D.
Hein, G. W. White, H. J. Miller,
W. S. North.
Honorary: N. Clausen, T. J.
Hickman, A. G. Steinert.
Licentiates:
C. J. Dart, C. E. Grant, A. C.
Long, Alton Hughes, C. E. Mar-
tin, C. S. White, S. B. Slater,
C. N. Young, Raymond Cales.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. L. Stilson, Mrs. M. Lukens,
Mrs. L. B. Schick, Miss Daisy
Guy, Mrs. A. C. Long, Miss
Marie Riffel, Mrs. Frances
Thomas, R. A. Burger, Mrs. R.
A. Burger, Mrs. Ella Jackson,
Miss Viola Joplin, Miss Letha
Taylor, G. P. Loy, Mrs. G. P'.
Loy.
Church School Teachers:
Almetta Garrett, Elizabeth Lo-
thian, Mrs. A. F. Harrison, Mrs.
FlorS, Moyers, George Matthews,
William Day, Edith Cornish,
Laura Reynolds, Lennie Gep-
ford, Henry Willers, Mrs. Henry
Willers, Bertha Dunn, Jennie
Dunn, Atha Davis, May Alex-
ander, Mrs. G. E. Prindle, Hilah
Atwood, Vada, Ruling, Abbie
Dunn, May Miracle, Laura Gep-
ford, Minnie Wells, Bessie Wells,
W. C. Schiffner, Avis Wiggins,
Mrs. H. L. Weishaar, Mrs. E.
D. Wright, Mrs. Zoe Haines, Mrs.
Mary S. LaLone, Miss Esther,
Brock, Dollie Ellis, Mrs. Mary
Thomas.
Church Directory:
Ardmore, cor. Sixth and I Sts.
Enid, Randolph and Quincy Sts.
Oklahoma City, 217 West Sev-
enth St.
Perry, Seventh and E Sts.
Sapulpa, Thompson and Linden
Sts.
Tulsa, 920 East Sixth St.
Weatherford, Three blocks east
of Sanitarium.
Colored Churches:
Guthrie, 921 East Vilas Ave.
Muskogee, West S. S. Boulevard
and Seventh St.
Oklahoma City, Durl and and
SeCond Sts.
SOUTH TEXAS CONFERENCE
Organized 1911
Territory: All that portion of the
State of Texas lying east of the
Texico Conference, and south of
the south line of the following
counties: Lampasas, Bell, Milam,
Robertson, Madison, Walker, San
Jacinto, Tyler, Jasper, Newton,
and, west of Louisiana to the
Gulf of Mexico.
Population of the State of Texas:
4,661,027; churches, 14; mem-
bers, 592.
Office Address: 422 Oppenheimer
Bldg., San Antonio, Texas.
Officers:
Pres., R. P. Montgomery.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Etta Hew-
gley.
Executive Committee: R. P.
Montgomery, E. L. Stewart,
Walter Kirkham, 0. J. Corwin.
Legal Assn.: " South Texas
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., 0. D. Slater.
Field Miss., Walter Kirkham.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
C. E. Riffel.
Educational and Miss. Vol.,
C. C. Wilcox.
Religious Liberty, R. P. Mont-
gomery.
Ministers:
R. P. Montgomery, E. L. Stew-
art, J. B. Hampton, 0. J. Cor-
win, C. S. Nicolas.
Licentiates:
C. C. Wilcox, C. E. Riffel, Walter
Kirkham.
 SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERENCE
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. L. Brosi, Miss Etta Hewg-
ley, Mrs. 0. J. Corwin, Miss
Nannie M. DeSalme, 0. D. Slater.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Myrtle Lyons, Miss Edith
Baldwin, Mrs. Jas. W. Smith,
Mrs. J. E. Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kunz, Mrs. E. L. Stewart, Miss
Helen Stoner.
Mexican Mission Schools:
Elder. J. B. Hampton, Miss Eva
Putnam (for Laredo).
Miss Helen Suche (for San An-
tonio).
Negrd Mission:
Committee: R. P. Montgomery,
H. D. Greene, 0. J. Corwin.
Minister:
H. D. Greene.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey, Shelton
E. Kilby.
Church Directory:
Corpus Christi, 1200 Block
Chamberlain St.
Houston, 915 Yale St.
Houston, colored, cor. Dowling
and Calhoun Sts.
San Antonio, 219 Winnipeg Ave.
Sap Antonio, Mexican, cor. San
Fernando and Sibolo Sts.
TEXICO CONFERENCE
Organized 1916
Territory: The State of New Mex-
ico (excepting San Juan County
belonging to the Inter-Mountain
Conference), and that part of
the State of Texas lying west
and north of the following coun-
ties; West of the eastern line of
Wichita, Archer, Jack, Palo
Pinto, Erath, Hamilton, Lampa-
sas, and north of the south line
of Lampasas, San Saba, McCul-
loch, Concho, Tom Green, Irion,
Reagan, Upton, Crane, Ward,
Reeves, Culbertson, and El Paso.
Office: 217 North Rencher St., Clo-
vis, N. Mex.
Postal Address: Box 188, Clovis,
N .Mex.
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Officers:
Pres., L. B. Schick.
Sec. and Treas. G. R. Soper.
Executive Committee: L. B.
Schick, H. L. Hoover, G. W.
Spies, Burt Bray, G. A. La
Grone.
Legal Assn.: " The New Mexico
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Pres.,, L. R. Schick; Sec., G. R.
Soper.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., G. R. Soper.
Field Miss., J. J. Landis.
Sabbath School, Educational,
and Miss. Vol., Mrs. Margie
L. Schick.
Home Miss., G. A. La Grone.
Religious Liberty, L. B. Schick.
Ministers:
L. B. Schick, H. L. Hoover, G.
W. Spies, Burt Bray, G. A. La
Grone.
Licentiate:
M. R. Proctor.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Minnie Proctor, G. R. Soper,
Mrs. Bertie C. Richards J. J.
Landis, Mrs. Margie L. Schick,
,
Miss Wilhelmina G. Reihl, Miss
Velma Smith.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Gladys Corley, Miss Doro-
thea Ditto, Mrs. J. D. Wilburn,
Mrs. B. L. Bartlett, Mrs. J. J.
Landis, Mrs. C. L. Kirk, Miss
Kathryn Hobson, Miss Maggie
Mc Coy.
Church Directory:
Alamagordo, N. Mex., at Sani-
tarium.
Albuquerque, N. Mex., Third St.
Clovis, N. Mex., 219 North -Ren-
cher St.
Clyde, Tex., northeast part of
town.
El Paso, Tex., 3927 'Westminster,
St.
Hagerman, N. Mex., west of
railroad.
Raton, N. Mex., City Library
Hall.
Roswell, N. Mex., northeast . of
west school house.
76 SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERENCE
INSTITUTIONS IN THE SOUTH
WESTERN UNION CON-
FERENCE
Educational:
Addington Intermediate School,
Addington, Okla.
Berea Intermediate School, Jef-
ferson,, Tex.
WESTERN CANADIAN UNION
CONFERENCE
Organized rgo7
Territory: The conferences of
British Columbia, Alberta, Sas-
katchewan, Manitoba, and that
portion of Ontario lying west of
the 89th meridian.
Population: 3,000,000; churches,.
88; members, 3,394.
Office: 201-202 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Officers:
Pres., A. C. Gilbert.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, T. R.
Lukens.
Executive Committee: A. C. Gil-
bert, T. R. Lukens, G. H. Skin-
ner, J. G. Walker, J. J. Reis-
wig, W. A. Clemenson, G. A.
Campbell, E. D. Dick, L. C.
Shepard, F. L. Hommel, L. R.
Anderson.
Legal Assn.: " Western Cana-
dian Union- corporation of S.
D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., G. A. Campbell.
Educational and Miss. Vol., L.
R. Anderson.
Home Miss., L. C. Shepard.
Medical Miss., F. L. Hommel.
Religious Liberty, A. C. Gilbert.
Ministers:
A. C. Gilbert, L. C. Shepard, L.
R. Anderson.
Honorary: J. V. Maas, N. McGill.
Ketchum Intermediate School.
Ketchum, Okla.
Oklahoma City Intermediate
School, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Southwestern Junior College,
Keene; Tex.
Publishing:
Western Branch of Southern
Pub. Assn., 112-114 St. Louis
Ave., Fort Worth, Tex.
Licentiates:
T. R. Lukens, E. D. Dick, F.
L. Hommel.
Missionary Licentiate:
G. A. Campbell.
Honorary: H. E. Shelstad.
ALBERTA CONFERENCE
Organized 1906
Territory: The Province of Al-
berta.
Office: Rooms 304-306, I. 0. 0.
F. Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Can-
ada.
Officers:
Pres., J. J. Reiswig.
Sec. and Treas., J. M. A. Le-
Marquand.
Executive Committee: J. J.
Reiswig, J. M. A. LeMarquand,
F. L. Hommel, F. W. Johnston,
S. M. Ryan, D. Leiske, A. V.
Farnsworth.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., F. W. Spink.
Field Miss., J. A. Applegate.
Sabbath School, Miss Bertha
Unruh.
Educational and Miss. Vol., G.
F. Ruf.
Home Miss. and Financial Agent,
S. M. Ryan.
 WESTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Ministers:
J. J. Reiswig, C. K. Reiswig, A.
C. Harder, J. K. Fish, F. W.
Johnston, W. A. Schebo.
Honorary: H. Block.
Licentiates:
P. A. Rick, C. D. Smith, S. M.
Ryan, G. E. Ruf, H. A. Nier-
garth, Peter Yakavenko, B. A.
Reile.
Missionary Licentiates:
F. W. Spink, Miss Bertha Un-
ruh, R. E. Robinson, J. M. A.
LeMarquand, H. E. Shelstad.
Church School Teachers:
Miss Evelyn Knoll, Miss Ethel
Wallace, Miss Bessie Dukes,
Miss Hazel Davis, Miss Delia
McCarty, Mrs. R. E. Robinson,
Miss Ruby Rick, Mrs. R. C.
Sharman, Mrs. W. R. Casey,
Charles Sterling, Miss Alice Pen-
stock, Michael Philbriek, Miss
Blanche Davy.
BRITISH COLUMBIA CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: British Columbia, Can-
ada.
Office: 605 Carter-Cotton Bldg.,
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Officers:
Pres., W. A. Clemenson.
Sec. and Treas., T. S. Bowett.
Executive Committee: W. A.
Clemenson, T. S. Bowett, A. E.
Shants, A. Ritchie; C. W. Deger-
ing, H. W. Dutton.
Legal Assn.: " British Columbia
Association of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., T. S. Bowett.
Sabbath School. Mrs. A. C. Gil-
bert.'
Educational and Miss. Vol., C.
W. Degering.
Home Miss., Geo. Toombs.
Religious Liberty, W. A. Clem-
enson.
Ministers:
W. A. Clemenson, A. Ritchie, S.
G. White, C. J. Rider.
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Licentiate:.
George Toombs.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. W. Degering, T. S. Bowett, H.
Cameron, Mrs. H. Cameron, Mrs.
A. Ritchie, Mrs. C. J. Rider, Mrs.
A. C. Gilbert.
Church School Teachers:
C. F. Hubbard, Miss Martha Eas-
ier Mrs. C. F. Hubbard, C. H.
'
Casey, Mrs. C. H. Casey, Miss
Eva Beach.
Church Directory:
Vancouver:
1758 Union St.
2056 Forty-second Ave., East.
Sixty-sixth Ave. and Marine
Drive.
MANITOBA CONFERENCE
Organized 1903
Territory: The Province of Mani-
toba and that portion of Ontario
lying west of the 89th Meridian.
Office: 302 Nokomis Bldg., Win-
nipeg, Manitoba.
Officers:
Pres., G. H. Skinner.
Sec. and Treas., Adolph Bern-
hard.
Executive Committee: G. H.
Skinner, Stemple White, D. Gul-
brandson, J. Arnot, D. Car-
michael, F. C. Finch, Evan Rob-
erts.
Legal Assn.: " The Manitoba
Conference of the S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Adolph Bernhard.
Sabbath School, Mrs. G. H. Skin-
ner.
Educational, Miss. Vol., and
Home Miss.,
Religious Liberty, Stemple
White.
Ministers:
G. H. Skinner, Stemple White,
D. Gulbrandson, A. L. Beazley,
0. Ziprick.
Honorary: Neil McGill.
Licentiate:
J. D. Neufeld.
7,8 WESTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. G. H. Skinne-r, Mrs. S. As-
pin Mrs. A. Balkwill, Miss S.
son, H. P. Parker, G. F.
John
Ojala.
Church Directory:
Winnipeg, 290 Bannerman Ave.
"SASKATCHEWAN CONFER4
ENCE
Organized 1912
Territory: The Province of Sas-
katchewan.
Office: 426 Spadina Crescent,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Can-
ada.
Officers:
Pres., J. G. Walker.
Sec. and Treas., J. J. Jutzy.
Executive Committee: J. G.
Walker, G. W. Rader, D. D. Neu-
feld, J. J. Jutzy, C. W. Deer,
Wm. Wasell, M. S. Kritsky, T.
Diminyatz.
Legal Assn.: " Saskatchewan
Conference. Assn. of S. D. A."
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. J. Jutzy.
Field Miss., John Jewkes.
Sabbath School, Mrs. J. J. Jutzy.
Educational and Miss. Vol., D.
E. Reiner.
Religious Liberty, J. G. Walker.
Ministers:
J. G. Walker, Wm. Wasell, G.
W. Rader, Henry Berg, 0. M.
Akre.
Honorary: J. V. Maas.
Licentiates:
Fred Guderian, Robert Kitto, M.
S. Kritsky, R. E. Noble, C. 0.
Smith, Theo. Diminyatz, D. E.
Reiner, J. J. Jutzy, D. D. Neu-
feld, Luther Long.
Missionary Licentiates:
D. P. Harder, Peter Paulson;
William Brown, William Robin-
son, Mrs. J.. J. Jutzy, R. Watch-
orn..
INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST-
ERN CANADIAN UNION
CONFERENCE
Educational:
Battleford Academy, Battleford,
Saskatchewan.
Canadian Junior College, La-
combe, Alberta.
Publishing:
Western Branch of the Canadian
Watchman Press, 303 Noko-
mis Bldg., Winnipeg, Mani-
toba.
Medical:
Alberta Sanitarium, Bowness
Park, Calgary, Alberta.
Saskatoon Treatment Rooms,
426 Spadina Crescent, East,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Calgary Treatment Rooms, 140
Sixth Ave., West, Calgary, Al-
berta.
Resthaven Sanitarium, Sidney,
British Columbia.
 EUROPEAN DIVISION OF THE GENERAL
CONFERENCE
Territory: Europe; and that por-
tion of Asia and Africa not in-
cluded in other Divisions.
Population: Cir. 400,000,000.
Cable and Telegraphic Address:
Advent, Skodsborg, Denmark.
Office Address: Villa Fontana,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
Officers:
Vice-President for Europe: L.
R. Conradi.
Associate Vice-President: L. H.
Christian.
Treasurer: C. Pedersen.
Secretary: W.' K. Ising.
General Auditors: Jens Olsen
and A. C. Christensen.
Department Secretaries:
Field Sec., J. C. Raft; Asst.,
E. Kotz.
Publishing Dept., H. Box and F.
Brennwald.
Educational,
Sabbath School and -Miss. Vol..
J. F. Simon.
Medical Miss., W. A. Ruble,
M. D.
Home Miss., Steen Rasmussen.
LABORERS IN THE EUROPEAN
DIVISION HOLDING CRE-
DENTIALS FROM THE GEN-
ERAL CONFERENCE
Christian, L. H., Villa Fontana,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
Conradi, L. R., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany..
Ising, W. K., Villa Fontana, Skods-
borg, Denmark.
Kotz, E., Villa Fontana, Skods-
borg, Denmark.
Raft, J. C., Margrethevej 5, Co-
penhagen, V., Denmark.
Rasmussen, Steen, Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Ruble, W. A., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Simon, J. F., Villa Fontana, Skods-
borg, Denmark.
HAMBURG SEVENTH-DAY AD-
VENTIST ASSOCIATION
Grindelberg rya, Hamburg, Ger-
many
(Legal society to hold all property
of the denomination in Ham-
burg.)
Officers: L. R. Conradi, Pres.;
Power of Attorney, H. Hartkop;
+Treas., Alice Kiissner; Other
members: The presidents of the
Central European, East Ger-
man, and West German Unions,
and of the local conferences
therein, and the heads of insti-
tutions in above conferences.
GERMAN MISSION SOCIETY
Organized 1913
( An organization to carry forward
work in the foreign mission field,
by the Central European, East
German, and West German
Union Conferences.)
Territory: Abyssinia and Dutch
East Indies.
Cable and Telegraphic Address:
" Advent," Hamburg.
Office Address: Grindelberg 15 a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Officers:
Pres., L. R. Conradi.
Vice-Pres., H. F. Schuberth.
Sec. and Treas., R. Riihling.
Executive Committee: L. R.
Conradi, H. F. Schuberth, G. W.
Schubert, P. Drinhaus, R. Rueh-
ling, E. Kotz.
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 BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE
Organized /902
Territory: The conferences of
North England, South England,
also the Welsh and Scottish
Conferences, and the Irish Mis-
sion. Foreign missions specified
under separate head.
Population: 46,767,530; churches,
80; membership, 3,700.
Cable Address: " Hygiene," Wat-
ford, Herts, England.
Office: Stanborough Park, Wat-
ford, Herts, England.
- Officers:
Pres., M. N. Campbell.
Sec. (pro tein), H. D. Clarke.
Treas., H. D. Clarke.
Executive Committee: M. N.
Campbell, W. H. Meredith, A. E.
Bacon, MT. E. Read, R. Mussen,
F. A. Spearing, F. S. Jackson,
H. D. Clarke, 0. M. Dorrand, J.
J. Gillatt, Dr. W. A. Ruble, Dr.
A. E. Druitt, W. T. Bartlett, IV.
R. Riatt, L. F. Langford, G.
Keough, A. S. Maxwell.
Legal Assn.: " Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Union, Ltd." Pres., M.
N. Campbell; Sec., W. E. Read. Officers:
General Conference Transportation
Agent:
A. Bacon, 84 Upper Tollington
Park, London, N. 4, England.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., J. J. Gillatt.
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol., Department Secretaries:
0. M. Dorland.
Educational, F. A. Spearing.
Home Miss., F. A. Spearing.
Medical See., Dr. W. A. Ruble.
Ministers:
M. N. Campbell, J. J. Gillatt, F.
A. Spearing, 0: M. Dorland.
Licentiates:
H. D. Clarke, A. S. Maxwell, J. Licentiates:
Harker, G. Baird, Dr. F. C.
Shone, Dr. A. E. Druitt.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. Bacon (Senior), J. C. Stew-
ard, W. R. Raitt, E. H. Marsh,
SO
H. Osborne, Miss M. E. Robert-
son, Miss Eastcott, Miss F.
Anscombe, Mrs. Wright Brown,
Miss Edna R. Edmed, Miss Myr-
na Campbell, Miss E. Sterne,
Miss E. Donaldson, A. Wag-
staffe, G. Warland.
- SOUTH ENGLAND CON-
. FERENCE
Organized 1921.
(Organized out of the South Brit-
ish Conference)
Territory: The, Counties of Corn-
wall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset,
Gloucester, Wilts, Oxford, Berks,
Hants, Bucks, Surrey, Sussex,
Kent, London, Middlesex, Hert-'
ford, Bedford, Huntingdon, Cam-
bridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex,
Isle of Wight, and the Channel
Islands.
Office: Lindrick House, Seven Sis-
ters Road, Finsbury Park, Lon-
don, N., England.
Pres., W. E. Read.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Eastcott.
Executive Committee: W. E.
Read, C. E. Penrose, J. H. Bun-
ker, W. P. Prescott, MT. J.
Young, W. Cuthbert, H. Yeates.
Home Miss. and Miss. Vol., IV.
_ J. Young.
Field Miss. and Sabbath School,
W. Cuthbert.
Ministers':
W. E. Read, C. E. Penrose, J. B.
West, W. P. Prescott, T. H.
Cooper, W. J. Young.
W. Cuthbert, F. E. Powell, J. J.
Heide.
Missionary Licentiates:
G. IV. Bailey, R. J. Borrowdale,
Miss Eastcott, Miss A. B. Crow-
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der, Miss E. Guntrip, Miss A.
Baldwin, Miss M. Anderson,
Miss W. Quibell, Miss E. M.
Powell, Miss G. Wallace.
Church Directory:
Bath, 37 Green Park.
Brighton, 84 Blatchington Road,
Hove.
Bristol, 11 St. Gabriel's Road,
Easton.
Cambridge, Malcom St. Hall
(off King St.)
Caterham, Sanitarium.
Catford, The Priory, High St.
Croscombe, Wesleyan School
Room.
Croydon, " Camera Club Room,"
Opposite East Croydon Sta-
tion.
Dawlish, 4 San Reiiao.
East Dulwich, Foresters' Hall.
Forest Hill.
London, North, Lindrick House,
Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury
Park.
London, Northwest, Congrega-
tional Church, Willesden
Green.
London, Southwest, Providence
Chapel, Tooting Grove, Toot-
ing.
London, West, Brotherhood Hall,
Turnham Green, Ter. Chis.
Southampton, The Academy, 157
Shirley Road.
Stanborough Park, The College,
Stanborough Park, Watford.
NORTH ENGLAND CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1921 out of the North
British Conference organized
1919, and the Midland section
of the Welsh Midland Confer-
ence, organized 1919.
Territory: The counties of Lanca-
shire, Yorkshire, Durham, Che-
shire, Isle of Man, 'Westmore-
land, Cumberland, Northumber-
land, Derbyshire, Nottingham-
shire, Lincolnshire, Staffordshire,
Leicestershire, Rutlandshire,
Northamptonshire, Worcester-
shire, Warwickshire.
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Office: .22 Zulla Road, Mansfield
Road, Nottingham, England.
Officers:
Pres., A. E. Bacon. .
Sec. and Treas., Miss Ella East-
cott.
Executive Committee: A. E. Ba-
con, D. Ralston, F. W. Goodall,
H. F. De'Ath, G. T. Bryan, W.
A. Hall:
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., F.
"Goodall.
Field Miss. and Sabbath School,
S. G. Joyce.
A. E. Bacon, A. Rodd, 'J. E.
Bell, S. F. Tonks, W. A. Hall,
F. C. Bailey, A. Armstrong, H.
F. De'Ath.
Licentiates:
E. E. Craven, F. W. Coppock.
Missionary Licentiates:
F. W. Goodall, J. Andrew, Miss
C. Sanders, Miss E. Cummins,
Miss A. F. Clarke, Miss C. Bald-
win, Miss H. Vendenbergh, Miss
A. Larminie, Mrs. M. Brocks,
Miss M. Living, Miss L. Cooper,
Miss K. Felton, F. H. Milsum.
Church Directory:
Blackburn, Whalley Range Mis-
sion Hall. '
Bradford, Temperance Hall,
Chapel St., Leeds Road.
Edinburgh, Picardy Hall, 16
Picardy Place.
Glasgow, (1) Dixons Halls.
Crosshill.
Glasgow, (2) Advent Hall.
Thornwood Drive, Patrick.
Hull, The Metropole, West St.
Kircaldy, Stewards Lane Hall.
Leeds, Working Men's Hall.
Park St.
Liverpool, S. D..A. Hall, Selwyn
St., Walton.
Manchester, (1) S. D. A. Hall,
Bury New Road.
Manchester, (2) S. D. A. Hall,
Parkfield St.
Middlesborough, Temperance In-
stitute.
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Newcastle-On-Tyne, ' S. D. A.
Hall, Second Avenue, Heaton.
Paisley, Y. M. C. A. Rooms,
High St.
Rotherham, Mansion Hall, New
Zealand, Bridgegate.
Scarborough, -Roscoe Hall, Ros-
coe St.
Seacombe, Liberal Club.
Sheffield, Cliffe Hall, Derbyshire
Land, Woodseats.
Southport, Y. M. C. A. Hall.
East Bank St.
Waterloo, Waterloo Hall, Ox-
ford Road.
Wigan, S. D. A. Hall, Seven
Stars Road, Wallgate.
WELCH CONFERENCE
Organized 1921 out of the Welsh-
Midland Conference, organized
1919.
Territory: The counties of Flint-
shire, Denbighshire, Carnarvon-
shire, Anglesey, Merionethshire,
Montgomeryshire, Shropshire,
Herefordshire, Radnorshire, Car-.
diganshire, Pembrokeshire, Car-
marthenshire, Brecknockshire,
Glamorganshire, Monmouthshire.
Office Address (Pro Tern): Stan-
borough Park, Watford, Herts,
England.
Officers:
Pres., W. H. Meredith.
Sec. and Treas., J. H. Parkin.
Executive Committee: W. H.
Meredith, D. Morrison, R.
Jacques, H. W. Armstrong, W.
R. Smith.
Ministers:
W. H. Meredith, D. Morrison,
H. W. Armstrong.
Licentiate: H. W. McCrow.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. H. Parkin, Miss M. Lenanton,
Miss F. E. 'Woods, Miss M. Dan-
bUry.
Church Directory:
Birmingham, Bearwood, The
Homestead, Rawlings Road.
Birmingham, South, Tyndall St.,
Council School Balsall, Heath.
Birmingham, Handsworth, Nin-
eveh Road, Tew and Park
Road.
Caerphilly, la Stockland St.
Cardiff, 15 Moira Terrace, Ad-
amsdown.
Coventry, Priory Rooms, Priory
Row, off Broadgate.
Derby, St. Michael's House, Rear
St. Michael's Church, Queen St.
Grimsby, 4 The B.ungalows, Old
Clee Road, Cleethorpes.
Kettering, Memorial Church,
Canon St.
Leicester, Sunday School, Memo-
rial Hall, New 'Walk.
Lincoln, Co-op. Hall, Lockhurst
Lane, 24 Clarina St.
Melton -Mowbray, 20 Asfordby
Road.
Newport, Mission Hall, Con-
stance St.
Nottingham, Circus St., Lecture
Hall.
Northampton, Rechabite Hall.
Pytchley St.
Rushden, North St.
Sutton-in-Ash, No. 1 Room,
Bainbridge Hall.
Swansea, Central Hall, Orchard
St.
Ulceby, Adventist Church.
Wellingborough- Herriots Lane.
'Wellington, Assembly Room,
Market St., 124 High St.
'olverhampton, Temperance
Hall, Temple St.
Worcester, Whitman's Hall, Sil-
ver -St.
SCOTTISH CONFERENCE
Organized 1921 out of the Scot-
tish section of the North British
Conference, organized 1919.
Territory: The whole of Scotland
including the Hebrides, Orkneys,
and Shetlands.
Office Address (Pro Tem) : Stan-
borough Park, Watford, Herts,
England.
Officers:
Pres. and Sec., R. Mussen.
Acting Treas., H. D. Clarke.
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Ministers:
R. Mussen, G. Hyde.
Licentiate: E. R. Elias.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss J. Archibald, Miss Robert-
son-.
IRISH MISSION
Office: The Manse, -Killead, Muck-
amore, Belfast, Ireland.
Officers:
Supt., F. S. Jackson.
Sec., Miss D. Moseley.
Treas., H. D. Clarke.
Advisory Committee: F. S.
Jackson, S. Joyce, W. Shaw, G.
Reid.
Department Secretary:
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Miss D. Moseley
Ministers:
F. S. Jackson, S. Joyce, L. W.
Barras.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss D. Moseley, Miss Ballard,
Miss J. Bastow.
MISSION FIELDS UNDER
BRITISH UNION
CONFERENCE
(The missions in British adminis-
tered territory in Africa (out-
side of the South African Un-
ion) are under the direction of
the British Union Conference
Executive Committee, Stanbor-
ough Park, Watford, Herts, Eng-
land.)
EAST AFRICAN COMBINED
MISSION
Including Kenya Colony, Tangan-
yika, and Belgian East African
Missions.
Organized 1921
Address: Gendia, via Kisumu,
Kenya Colony.
Officers:
Supt., W. T. Bartlett.
Executive Committee: W. T.
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Bartlett, S. G. Maxwell, Dr. G.
A. Madgwick, L. E. A. Lane,
W. W. Armstrong, E. A. Bea-
von, T. Belton.
KENYA COLONY MISSION
Organized 1912 (Entered 1906)
Territory: British East Africa.
Population: 7,665,234.
Headquarters: Gendia, Kisumu,
British East Africa.
Second Station: Wire Hill, Kis-
umu.
Third Station: Karungu, Kisumu.
Fourth Station. Rusinga, Kisumu.
Fifth Station: Kisii, Kisumu.
Sixth Station: Kanyadoto, Kis-
umu.
Seventh Station: Kamagambo,
Kisumu.
Officers:
Director, W. T. Bartlett.
Sec., W. T. Bartlett.
Ministers:
W. T. Bartlett, S. G. Maxwell.
Licentiates:
L. E. Lane, W, W. Armstrong.
Missionary Licentiates:
T. Belton, R. Matthews, E. A.
Beavon, Dr. G. A. S. Magwick,
Miss Grace Clarke.
BELGIAN EAST AFRICAN
MISSION
Ruanda Mission, Lake Kivu, Bel-
gian East Africa.
Superintendent: D. E. Delhove.
Licentiates:
D. E. Delhove, A. Watson, E.
B. Phillips.
Missionary Licentiates:
Henri Monnier, Alfred Matter.
TANGANYIKA MISSIONS
(In former German East Africa.)
These stations are still unmanned.
Majita District:
Head station: Majita.
Second station: Iramba.
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Third station: Nyabangi.
Fourth station: Shirati.
Ushashi District:
Head station: Busegwe.
Second station: Ikizu.
Third station: Utimbaru,
Fourth station: Sizaki.
Usukuma District:
Head station: Ntusu.
Second station: Itilima.
Third station: Kanadi.
Fourth station: Mwagala.
SOUTH PARE MISSION
(In former German East Africa.i
Stations as established before the
war.
Director: S. Maxwell.
Minister: S. Maxwell.
Kihurio District:
Head station: Kihurio.
Second station: Friedenstal.
Third station: Vuasu
Fourth Station: Vunta.
EGYPTIAN MISSION
Dating from January 1, 1914.
Territory: The whole of Egypt.
Population: 12,566,000.
Address: 10 Sharia, Chitty Bey,
Shubra, Cairo, Egypt.
Director: George Keough.
Minister: George Keough.
Licentiates:
J. McGeachy, 0. Bezerdjian, T.
H. Zakarian.
Missionary Licentiate: Bulos Ab-
dul Messiah.
WEST AFRICAN COMBINED
MISSION
Organized 1918
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Water-
loo, Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Officers:
Superintendent, L. F. Langford.
Executive Committee: L. F.
Langford, T. Baker, Wm. Mc
Clements, H. W. Lowe, J. Clif-
ford.
SIERRA LEONE MISSION
Organized 1913 .
Population: 1,400,000.
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Water-
loo, Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Officers:
Director, L. F. Langford.
Sec., Miss E. Howard.
Advisory Committee: L. F. Lang-
ford, H. W. Lowe, E. Ashton,
I. W. Harding.
Ministers:
L. F. Langford, H. W. Lowe.
Licentiate: I. W. Harding.
NIGERIA MISSION
Organized December, 1913
Territory: Nigeria, West Af-
rica.
Population: 16,500,000.
Director, L. F. Langford, Ilorin,
via Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa.
Advisory, Committee: W. Mc-
Clements, J. E. E. Borgeaud. A.
L. Balugan.
Minister: W. McClements.
Licentiate: J. E. E. Borgeaud.
GOLD COAST MISSION
Organized December, 1913
Territory: Gold Coast, West Af-
rica.
Population: 1,500,000.
Address: Coomassie, Seccon-
dee, Gold Coast, West Africa.
Officers:
Director, Thos. Baker, acting.
Advisory Committee, T. Baker,
J. Clifford, J. K. Garbrah.
Ministers:
Thomas Baker, J. W. Garbrah.
Licentiates:
J. Clifford, J. A. Bonney. .
 CENTRAL EUROPEAN. UNION CON-
FERENCE
Organized
Territory: German Swiss, Wur-
temberg-Baden, North Bavar-
ian, South Bavarian, Main-Nec-
kar, German Austrian Confer-
ences.
Population of Germany: 62,000,-
000 according to census of 1920;
churches in union, 154; member-
ship, 6,512.
Office Address: Tizianstr. 35,
Munich, Germany.
Officers:
Pres., G. W. Schubert.
Sec. and Treas., Otto Schild-
hauer.
Office Sec., Dora Jenssen.
Sub-Treas., Helene Kofink.
Executive Committee: G. W.
Schubert, 0. Schilhauer, E. Gu-
gel, W.. Prillwitz, I. Muth, C.
A. Motzer, E. Bahr, F. A. Prie-
ser, J. G. Hopf, D. Schmid, M. D.,
Fr. Bussinger, L. Lutz.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss., E. Gugel.
Educational, Otto Schuberth.
Medical Miss., P. Schmid, M. D.
Field Miss., L. Lutz.
Miss. Vol., Willy Edener.
Religious Liberty, G. W. Schu-
bert.
South German Building Associa-
tion:
Committee: G. W. Schuberth,
0. Schildhauer, W. Prillwitz, E.
Bahr, J. Muth, F. A. Prieser, C.
A. Motzer, Fr. Fuierer, N. Sch-
latterer.
Manager, Fr. Fruierer.
Ministers:
G. W. Schubert, 0. Schildhauer.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. Edener, Fr. Fruierer.
GERMAN-SWISS CONFERENCE
Organized 1901
Territory: German Switzerland
and Cantons of Orison and Ti-
cino.
1912
Office Address: Felsenbergstr. 324,
Seebach-Zilrich, Switzerland.
Officers:
Pres., E. Gugel.
Sec. and Treas., E. Haring.
Auditor, 0. Schildhauer.
Executive Committee: E. Gu-
gel, F. Bussinger, G. Milner, E.
Siegrist, A. Rudolf, J. -Penner,
J. Kiibler.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol., F. Rudin.
Field Miss., J. Kiibler.
Ministers:
E. Gugel, J. Penner, F. Rudin,
H. Meyer-Bartschy.
Licentiates:
A. Junginger, E. Haring.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. Dussy, E. Tobler, E. Haas.
WURTEMBERG-BADEN CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1912; reorganized 1921
Territory: Wurtemberg, Baden.
Office: 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart, Ger-
many.
Officers:
Pres., W. Prillwitz.
Sec. and Treas., Johanna Walz.
Auditor, Otto Schildhauer.
Executive Committee:. W. Prill-
witz, H. Zimmermann, G. Hofer,
H. Wittig, K. Mergenthaler.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol., Max Busch.
Field Miss., F. Riedlinger.
Ministers:
W. Prillwitz, H. Zimmermann,
R. Muller, F. Diirr, M. Busch,
Daniel Eicher. G. Diirolf.
Licentiates:
L. Aberle, P. Thurm, F. Ch. Grei-
ser, K. Mahle.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. Gemeinhardt, G. Kupfer, A.
Ansel, Schulte am Praise, J.
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86 CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNION CONFERENCE
Freund, E. Dorfler, M. Scheiben-
berger, J. Scheible, L. Fiirst.
NORTH BAVARIAN CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: Upper, Central, and
Lower Frankonia, Upperpf9.1z,
Oberpfalz excepting Regensburg.
Office: Irrerstr. 20 II, Niirnberg,
Bayern, Germany.
Officers:
Pres., J. Muth.
Sec. and Treas., Lydia Rein.
Auditor, 0. Schildhauer.
Exectitive Committee: J. Muth,
L. Lutz, Chr. Brawn, G. Barth.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol., A. Saschsenmeyer.
Field Miss., L. Lutz.
Ministers:
J. Muth, R. Werner, A. Sasch-
enmeyer.
Licentiates:
H. Schwarz, L. Schneebauer.
Missionary Licentiates:
G. Zollmann, H. Wieczorek, M.
arall, E. Dorfler, M. Keller, R.
Muller, E. Kolschmann, A. Her-
mannsdorfer, L. Rein.
SOUTH BAVARIAN CONFER-
FERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: The southern part of
UpperpfaJz, Lower Bavaria, Up-
per Bavaria, Schwaben, and
Neuburg.
Office: Tizianstr. 37, Miinchen,
Germany.
Officers:
Pres., C. A. Motzer.
Sec. and Treas., Dora Schubert.
Auditor, Otto Schildhauer.
Executive Committee: C. A.
Motzer, H. Langenberg, J. 0.
Hopf, J. Strauss, Gemeinhard.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol., G. Mai.
Field Miss., H. Munch.
Ministers:
C. A. Motzer, H. Langenberg,
C. F. Horner, G. Seng, B. Mai-
ler.
Licentiate: G. Mai.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. G. Sommer, A. Henger, B.
Schmid, A. Vochezer, K. Behrin-
ger, K. Brunner.
MAIN-NECKAR CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: The northern part of
Baden, Hessen to the right and
the left of the Rhine, the dis-
tricts of Weisbaden, Rtidesheim,
and Aschaffenburg..
Office: Eschenheimer Anlage 2.
Frankfurt an Main, Germany.
Officers:
Pres., E. Bahr.
Sec. and Treas., Gertrud Greiner.
Auditor, Otto Schildhauer.
Executive Committee: E. Bahr.
J. Streib, C. Reihlen, P. Hanke,
Rost, R. Scherz.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol., E. Kuschel.
Field Miss., E. Fuchs.
Ministers:
E. Bahr, F. Gregorius, C. Reih-
len, A. Bereck, J. F. Grieser.
Licentiates:
K. Golzer, R. 1Potzl, K. Adolph,
E. Kuschel, P. Glide.
Missionary Licentiates:
G. Bohm, G. Knecht, G. W. Stau-
bert, M. Muller, Chr. Pipgras, H.
Wemme, H. Klages.
GERMAN-AUSTRIAN CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1921
Territory: German-Austria (for-
merly Austrian, Anterior Aus-
trian, and Styrmark-Carnten
missions.)
Office: Pelzgasse 2-10, Wien XV,
Austria.
 CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNION CONFERENCE
Officers
Pres., F. A. Wieser.
Sec. and Treas., Bertha Bruscha.
Auditor, Otto Schildhauer.
Executive Committee: F. A.
Prieser, W. Brich, F. Pieringer,
K. Floder, K. Turnherr.
Department Secretaries:
Miss Vol., Helmut Loosen.
Field Miss., Trauhardt.
CZECHOSLOVAKIAN UNION CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: Entire Republic, West
Silesian and Moravian Confer-
ence, North Bohemian Confer-
ence, Central Bohemian Mission,
Slovakian Mission.
Population: 13,000,000; churchei,
52; members, 1,500.
Office Address: Dr. Dietrichgasse
3, Troppau, Czechoslovakia, Eu-
rope.
Officers:
Pres., E. E. Frauchiger.
Sec., A. Gomola.
Treas., Augusta Reckziegel, Sc-
hulring 19, Troppau.
Executive Committee: E. E.
Frauchiger, F. Kessel, M. H.
Wentland, H. Bischoff, J. Po-
pelka, F. Ludwig, E. Seidl.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., J. Popelka.
Minister:
E. E. Frauchiger.
Missionary Licentiate: J. Schor.
CENTRAL BOHEMIAN MISSION
Office: Podskalska ul. 29, Prague
II, Czechoslovakia.
Officers:
Supt., M. H. Wentland..
Sec., S. Kupcik..
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Ministers:
F. A. Prieser, A. Weinert, F.
Gruber, R. Lange, B. Hagemann.
Licentiates:
J. Miihlbacher, F. Einspieler, E.
Ehinger, A. Stammberger, J.
Starosta, A. von Wallenstern.
Missionary Licentiates:
H. Loosen, E. Knebel, A. Beer,
0. Westenberger, Th. Edenwe-
ger
Other worker: B. Bruscha.
Treas., A. Reckziegel.
Executive Committee: M. H.
Wentland, F. Fiala, E. Ba
J. Skakal.
Department Secretary:
Miss Vol., S. Kupcik.
Ministers:
M. H. Wentland, J. Simon.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. Kroulik, S. Kupcik, R. Ma.-
chac.
NORTH BOHEMIAN CONFER-
ENCE
Office Address: Pragerstrasse 36,
Teplitz-Schonau, Czechoslovakia.
Officers:
Pres., H. Bischoff.
Sec., F. Bohm.
Treas., A. Reckziegel.
Executive Committee: H. Bis-
choff, H. Aberle, E. Seidl, A.
Schoft, J. Hannitsch.
Ministers:
H. Bischoff, H. Aberle R. Neu-
mann.
Licentiates:
K. Fleck, F. Bohm, B. Vietze.
Missionary Licentiates:
A.' Neugebauer, B. Nickel.
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SLOVAKIAN MISSION
Office Address: Vodna ul. 2, Kas
chau, Czechoslovakia.
Officers:
Supt., F. Kessel.
Treas., A. Reckziegel.
Executive Committee: F. Kes
sel, A. Gajdos, K. Harting, J
Cernak, F. Szemian.
Department Secretary:
Miss. Vol., B. Streissinger.
Minister:
F. Kessel.
Licentiate: St. Macko.
.Missionary Licentiates:
B. Streissinger, J. Raschka, A
Schlottner.
EAST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1909
Territory: The Berlin, Branden-
burg, Masourian, Silesian, West
Saxon, Northeast Saxon, Pom-
eranian, and East Prussian Con-
ferences, and the Lithunian Mis-
sion Field.
Population of East Germany: cir.
25,000,000; churches, 294; mem-
bership, 11,322.
Office Address for East German
Union Conference and all East
German Union Fields and Work-
ers: Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charlottenburg, Germany .(care
Schuberth).
Cable and Telegraphic Address:
" Adventmission, Berlin."
Officers:
Pres., H. F. Schuberth.
Sec., E. Ehlers.
Treas., W. Hans.
Asst. Treas., M. Fuchs.
Auditor, W. Hans.
Executive Committee: H. F.
Schuberth, J. Wintzen, F. Ga-
ting, R. Lusky, A. Langholf, W.
Ehlers, A. 0. Janert, K. Ame-
lung, P. Horn, E. Enseleit, W.
MORAVIA-SILESIAN CONFER-
ENCE
Office Address: Dr. Dietrichgasse
3, Troppau, Czechoslovakia.
Officers:
Pres., E. E. Frauchiger.
Sec., A. Gomola.
Treas., A. Reckziegel.
Executive Committee: E. E.
Frauchiger, G. Geier, J. Popelka,
P. Hecko, P. Tannenberg.
Ministers:
G. Geier, K. Polednik.
Licentiate: J. Doubraysky.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. Oborny, J. Mokry, A. Sucha-
nek, S. Gomola, A. Rusch.
Muller, H. Watty, Dr. med. E.
Meyer, Dr. med. L. E. Conradi,
W. Hans.
Legal Health Assn.: "Deutscher
Verein fiir Gesundheitspflege
Friedensau," Post Grabow, Bez.
Magdeburg. Pres., H. F. Schu-
berth; Manager and Sec., W.
Krumm.
Legal Building Assn.: " Mittel-
deutsche Grundstiicksgesell
schaft in. b. H." Pres., H. F.
Schuberth; Sec. and Treas., E.
Ehlers.
Office: Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., A. Posch.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
J. Wintzen.
Educational and Miss. Vol., H.
Watty.
Ministers:
H. F. Schuberth, J. Wintzen, H.
Watty, W. Mullr .
Licentiates:
0. Petermann, F. Pieringer.
Missionary Licentiate:
H. Binnewies.
 EAST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE
WEST SAXON CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: District of Chemnitz
and Zwickau.
Officers:
Pres., P. Horn.
Sec. and Treas., Korduan.
Executive Committee: P. Horn,
A. Krautschick, E. Loser, R.
Heidenreich, Queck.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., H.
Schluttig.
Ministers:
P. Horn, R. Grossmann, H. Kobs,
Aug. Krautschick, F. Scior, F.
Grellmann.
Licentiates:
H. Schluttig, J. Salatzkat, H.
Friedrich, R.Scheibitz, E. Hilde-
brandt, W. Derlath.
Missionary Licentiates:
K. Thiele, Klara Horn, Anita
Bzoszat, Frieda Troger, Anna
Thing.
EAST PRUSSIA CONFERENCE
Organized 1903
Territory: Districts of Konigs-
berg and Gumbinnen.
Officers:
Pres., K. Amelung.
Sec., W. Gauger.
Treas., Laura Hagelstein.
Executive Committee: K. Ame-
lung, H. Seidel, M. Budnick, J.
Urgien, G. Dobinski, F. Girnus,
J. Heimann.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., H.
Seidel.
Ministers:
K. Amelung, H. Seidel, M. Bud-
nick, F. Seidler, W. Ninow, F.
Leplatoni.
Licentiates:
W. Gauger, A. Schaffer.
Missionary Licentiates:
M. Schilling, W. Koller, P. Beh-
rendt, Lotte Korduan.
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NORTHEAST SAXON CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: District of Dresden,
Bautzen and Leipzig.
Officers:
Pres., P. Stocker.
Sec. and Treas., F. Hambrock.
Executive Committee: P. StOck-
er, F. Hambrock, E. Dwehus, 0.
Reinhold, E. Gross.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol., and Home Miss., F.
Hambrock.
Ministers:
P. Stocker, F. Hambrock, E.
Dwehus, W. Schwenecke, H.
Brinkmann, J. Brzezinski.
Licentiates:
G. Piwarz, 0. Haase, F. Hein-
rich, W.denpfennig,
il R. Pat-
zig.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. Beier, G. Renn, 0. Hentschke,
Luise Natschinski, Frieda
Schmidt, Elfriede Melchoir, Else
Gartner.
BRANDENBURG CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: Districts of Potsdam,
Jerichow I and II, Bitterfield,
Torgau, Liebenwerder Delitzsch,
Wittenberg, and District of
Frankfurt a. Oder.
Officers:
Pres., R. Lusky.
Sec., R. Horner.
Treas., B. Grossmann.
Executive Committee: R. Lusky,
Dr. F. Baucke, Dr. E. Meyer, C.
Vogel, R. Schatz.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., Dr.
F. Baucke.
Ministers:
R. Lusky, F. Baucke, W. Earle,
F. DOrre, G. Freund, W. Radke.
Licentiates:
R. Horner F. Selle, A. Sass-
mann, W. Kloss,
' K. Golze.
90 EAST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE.
Missionary Licentiates:
R. Nickel, A. Brendel, J. Fischer,
A. Wachholz, A. Stissmann, Mar-
garete S'oyk, Antonie Martin,
Berta von Kondratowicz.
BERLIN CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: Greater Berlin.
Officers:
Pres., W. Hoffmann.
Sec., E. Schwerke. .
Treas., M. Fuchs.
Executive Committee: W. Hoff-
mann, D. Brinkmann, M. Golze,
H. Schmitz, M. Scharer, A. Mu-
lack.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., D.
Brinkmann.
Ministers:
W. Hoffmann, W. Ehlers, D.
Brinkmann, H. Schmitz, M. ' Territory: Province of Pome.ra-
Scharer, F. Dressler, H. Miltz, nia.
J. Bohlmann, A. Schenk.
Licentiates:
R. Schroder, Dr. Glette.
Missionary Licentiates:
E. Jeschke, B. Pest, E. Schwerke,
E. Reinhold, F. Kroger, F. Rohne,
Martha Thiimmel, Helene Jun-
ker, Gertrud Pest, Rosamunde
Stecher.
LITHUANIAN MISSION FIELD
Organized 1920
Territory: Lithuania.
Officers:
Director, E. Enseleit.
Sec., Lewandowski.
Treas., Mrs. E. Enseleit.
Executive Committee: E. En-
seleit, Goira, Lucat.
Minister:
E. Enseleit, M. Gulidjin.
Missionary Licentiates:
Lewandow ski, Morenings.
MASOURIAN CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: District of Allenstein
(Masourian), East Prussia,
Officers:
Pres., A. Langholf.
Sec., H. Korsch.
Treas., L. Hagelstein.
Executive Committee: A. Lang-
holf, F. May, G. Domnick, Kus-
cinski, H. Czukta.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., H.
Korsch.
Ministers:
A. Langholf, G. Domnick, H.
Korsch, R. Dietrich, M. Zielinski,
K. Jonuleit.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. Browatzik, E. Braun.
POMERANIA CONFERENCE
Organized 1901
Officers:
Pres., F. Gotting.
Sec. and Treas., H. Wittig.
Executive Committee: F. Ga-
ting, 0. Kapitz, R. Kath, P.
Liidtke, Tschirschnitz.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., 0.
Kapitz.
Ministers:
F. Gating, 0. Kapitz, H. Glass,
W. Tribbensee, E. Nather, R.
Fatting; E. Jager, H. Dietrich,
0. Panzig.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. Christiansen, E. Schiewe, W.
Kulpatzki, Agnes Bahnemann,
Emilie Walther.
SILESIAN CONFERENCE
Organized 1907
Territory: Province of Silesia.
Officers:
Pres., A. 0. Janert.
 EAST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE
Sec. and Treas., W. Schmieder.
Executive Committee: A. 0.
Janert, A. Krautschick, J. See-
fried, T. Forster, W. .Natschin-
ski, G. Thiel, A. Illig.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Home Mis,s., A.
Krautschick.
Ministers:
A. 0. Janert, A. Krautschick, J.
Seefried, R. Schtitz, A. W. Mtil-
LATIN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized rgoz
Territory: The Leman, French,
Alsace and Lorraine, and Belgian
Conferences; and the Spanish,
Italian, North African, Portu-
guese and Mauritius-Madagas-
car Missions.
Population: 132,572,606; churches,
77; membership, 2,523.
General Office: Gland, Switzerland.
Officers:
Pres., A. V. Olson.
Sec. and Treas., Robert Gerber.
Executive Committee: A. V.
Olson, Robert Gerber, J. Robert,
L. L. Caviness, Samuel Badaut,
J. A. P. Green, Dr. J. Nussbaum, . Tract Soc., M. Duval.
U. Augsbourger, J. Rey, J. Fehr,
J. Wibbens, G. Werner, C. E.
Knight, Paul Meyer, Albert
Meyer, Marius Raspal.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., J. A. P. Green.
Sabbath School, Educational,
and Miss: Vol., L. L. Caviness.
Home Miss., Samuel Badaut.
Medical Miss., Dr. J. Nussbaum,
1, bis, rue Bernardin de St.
Pierre, Le Havre, France.
Ministers:
A. V. Olson, A. Vaucher, L. L.
Caviness, J. Vuilleumier.
Honorary: L. P. Tieche.
Licentiates:.
Maurice Tieche, Sam. Badaut,
B. Gerber, .T. A. P. Green.
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ler, A. Rebensburg, H. Schmidt,
0. Bauscher, A. Hufnagel, K.
Jelen.
Licentiates:
. A. Walter, A. Arnold, E. Frau-
chiger, H. Effenberg, G. Petzold.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. Bartsch, H. Linde, W.
Schmieder; W. Sprengler, H.
Labs.
LEMAN CONFERENCE
Organized 1884
Territory: The French-speaking
parts of Switzerland.
Office Address: Rue Jumelles 4,
Lausanne, Switzerland.
Officers:
Pres., Ulysse Augsbourger.
Sec. and Treas., M. Duval.
Executive Commi,,tee: U. Augs-
bourger, M. Duval, J. C. Guenin,
M. Grin, G. Delapres, Henri
Monnier, Louis Gaienin.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., D. Walther.
Sabbath School, Miss Marie
Hanhardt.
Home Miss., Marcel Duval.
Educational and Miss. Vol., M.
Tieche.
Medical Miss., Dr. P. A. De-
Forest.
Church SchOol Teacher:
Eugene Rey. -
Ministers:
U. Augsbourger, J. C. Guenin,
Albert Guyot, J. H. Weidner.
Licentiate:
Maurice Grin.
Missionary Licentiates:
Marie Hanhardt, D. Lecoultre,
J. Clement, P. Dunkel, Sr. Off-
ner, M. Duval, D. Walther.
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FRENCH CONFERENCE
Organized 1907
Territory: France except Alsace
and Lorraine.
Office Address: rue Nicolas Roret,
1, Paris, XIIIe, France.
Officers:
Pres., Jules Rey.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Lille Epp-
ner.
Executive Committee: Jules
Rey, Oscar Meyer, Dr. J. Nuss-
baum, Paul Badaut, L. E. Boric,
J. Roustain, A. Roth.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., L. E. Borle.
Field Miss., F. Charpiot.
Sabbath School, Miss Lille Epp-
ner.
Miss. Vol., Educational, and
Home Miss., Aimd Sallee.
Medical Miss., Dr. J. Nussbaum.
MiniSters:
Jules Rey, Paul Badaut, Oscar
Meyer, Emile Fawer, Tell Nuss-
baum.
Honorary: J. P. Badaut.
Licentiates:
. L. A. Mathy, J. Monnier, F.
Lavanchy; Dr. J. Nussbaum, L.
Augsbourger.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. Sallee, L. E. Borle, L. Epp-
ner, J. Dethier, G. M. Ferciot,
L. Bonnet, G. Martinenque, F.
Charpiot, M. Lavanchy, R. Pe-
clard.
ALSACE AND LORRAINE
CONFERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: Alsace and Lorraine.
Office Address: rue Edel 15, Stras-
bourg, Alsace, France.
Officers:
Pres., J. Fehr.
Sec., G. Kiehl.
Treas., Ch. Erdmann.
Executive Committee: J. Fehr,
D. N. Wall, J. Frei, V.-Monnier,
G. Kiehl, C. Zigan, Boch.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss., V. Monnier.
Sabbath School, J. Frei.
Miss. Vol. and Educational, D.
N. Wall.
Medical Miss., Miss W. Hocken-
berger.
Ministers:
Jean Fehr, D. N. Wall, Jacob
Frei.
Licentiate:
Vital Monnier.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss W. Hockenberger, Miss
Laura Gerber, Mrs. D. N. Wall.
BELGIAN' CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: Belgium.
Office Address: Rue G. Kennis 28,
Schaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium.
Officers:
Pres., J. Wibbens.
Sec., A. J. Girou.
Treas., Miss Louise Kalfa.
Executive Committee: J. Wib-
bens J. L. Loots, F. Jochmans,
Theodo
re van Wreckem, A. J.
Girou.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss., T. Van Vreckem.
Miss. Vol., Fr. Jochmans.
Sabbath School, Miss Louise
Kalfa.
Medical Miss., A. J. Girou.
Ministers:
J. Wibbens, J. L. Loots, F. Joch-
mans, A. J. Girou.
Missionary Licentiates:
Marguerite Desmedt, Juliette de
Wolf.
ITALIAN MISSION
Organized 1903
Territory: Italy.
Office Address: Casella Postale
281, Trieste, Italy.
Officers:
Supt., G. D. Werner.
Sec. and Treas., M. Creanza.
 LATIN UNION MISSION
Department Secrets rics :
Home Miss., G. Werner.
Ministers:
G. D. Werner, W. Schaefer.
Licentiates:
Elie Bertalot, N. Cupertino, G.
Lippolis, G. Sahatino. Pfer-
schy.
Missionary Licentiate:
Miss Francesca Creanza.
SPANISH MISSION
Organized 1903
Territory: Spain and Spanish
Morocco.
Office Address: Apartado 492, Bar-
celona, Spain.
Officers:
Supt., C. E. Knight.
Sec. and Treas., H. A. B. Robin-
son.
Mission Committee: C. E.
Knight, H. A. B. Robinson,_Pe-
dro Sanz, Vicente Garcia, Geo. A.
Huse.
Department Secretaries:,
Tract Soc., H. A. B. Robinson.
Field Miss., Salvador Iserte.
Home Miss., H. A. B. Robinson.
Sabbath School, Mrs. Knight.
Miss. Vol., V. Dietel.
Ministers:
C. E. Knight, Pedro Sanz, Frank
Bond.
Licentiates:
V. J. Garcia, V. E. Dietel, Jose
Lopez, B. B. Aldrich (on fur-
lough).
Missionary Licentiates:
Maria Nicolas, Maria Abella,
Maria Mercado.
Mission School Teacher:
Jaime Soler.
PORTUGUESE MISSION
- Organized 1904
Territory: Portugal.
Office Address: Rua Cidade Man-
chester 10-4, Lisbon, Portugal.
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Officers:
Supt., Paul Meyer.
Sec. and Treas., A. F. Raposo.
Ministers:
Paul Meyer, Jose Abella.
Licentiates:
Joao de Sa, A. F. Raposo.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. Moreira, F. Simoes, M. Gar-
cia.
Nurse: Rosalie Pires.
NORTH AFRICAN MISSION
Entered 1905
Territory: Algeria, Tunis, and
French Morocco. -
Office Address: Avenue Maurice 4.
Algiers, Algeria.
Officers:
Supt., Albert Meyer.
Sec. and Treas., Fernand Dame.
Mission Committee: Albert
Meyer, F. Dame, R. T. E. Colt-
hurst, M. Simon.
Minister:
Albert Meyer. -
Licentiates:
R. T. E. Colthurst, F. Dame, 3.
Bureaud.
MAURITIUS-MADAGASCAR
MISSION
Entered 1914
Territory: Islands of Mauritius
and Madagascar.
Office Address: Rose Hill, Mauri-
tius Island.
Officers:
Supt., Marius Raspal.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Lydie Le
Meme.
Minister:
Marius Raspal.
Missionary Licentiates:
S. M. Michel, E. Miehe, S. Cu-
Mali, L. A. FIenriot.
 LEVANT UNION MISSION
Territory: Turkey, Bulgaria,
Greece.
Population: 31,612,000; churches,
26; members, 303.
Office Address: International Tract
Society, Karanfil Sokak 63, Con-
itantinople.
Mail Address: Ottoman Post, Ga-
lata, Box 109, Constantinople,
Turkey.
Telegraphic Address: Advent, Con-
stantinople.
Officers:
Supt., Henry Erzberger.
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. D. Ashod.
Executive Committee: H. Erz-
berger, R.- Greaves, A. Thomas,
A. Buzugherian, E. Ashod, Mrs.
D. Ashod.
TURKISH MISSION
Territory: Turkey.
Office Address: Galata, Post Box
109, Constantinople, Turkey.
Officers:
Pres., Henry Erzberger.
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. D. Ashod.
Executive Committee: H. Erz-
berger, A. Buzugherian, -Gabriel
Peranian, E. Ashod, Mrs. D.
Ashod.
Ministers:
H. Erzberger, A. Buzugheriau.
Licentiates:
0. Peranian, D. Tscharakian.
Missionary Licentiates:
Diran Mazloumian, E. Ashod,
Berdj. Armenagian, Osanna
Hadjadourian.
POLISH UNION MISSION
Organized rg21
Territory: Posania, Silesia-Gali-
cia Conferences, and Warsaw
Mission.
Population: 30,000,000.
Office Address: Warszawska 19
II, Bydgoszcz, Poland. Europe.
BULGARIAN MISSION
Territory: Bulgaria.
Office Address: Str. Slawjanska
13, Soft, Bulgaria, Europe.
Director:
Minister:
A. Thomas.
Missionary Licentiates:
Stefan Konstantinoff, Louise
Schuster.
GRECIAN MISSION
Territory: Greece.
Office Address: Poste Restante,
Salonica, Greece.
Officers:
Director, R. Greaves.
Minister: R. Greaves.
Missionary Licentiate:
Loxandra Keanides.
ARABIC-SYRIAN MISSION
Territory: Syria (excepting Vil-
layet Aleppo), Mesopotamia,
Arabia.
Director,
Licentiate: - rahim el Khalil.
PERSIAN MISSION
Territory: Persia and Afghanistan.
Director and Minister:
F. F. Oster, Tabriz, Persia; (on
furlough) address: T a k om a
Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Officers:
Pres., L. Mathe (pro tern).
Sec., A. Geisler.
Treas., P. Bridde.
Executive Committee: L. Mathe,
 POLISH UNION MISSION
Th. Will, It. G. Cunitz, P.
Bridde, H. Bigalke, A. Geisler.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
P. Bridde.
Miss. Vol., F. Dzik.
Field Miss., H. Bigalke.
Minister: L. Mathe.
POSANIA CONFERENCE
Territory: Province of Posania.
Office Address: Maleckiego 6, Poz-
nan, Poland, Europe.
Officers:
Pres., R. J. Cunitz.
Treas., P. Bridde.
Executive Committee: R. J. Cu-
nitz, A. Liidtke, H. Bigalke, 0.
Kruger, E. Maniecki.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
P. Bridde.
Ministers:
R. J. Cunitz, A. Liidtke, Th.
Brzoson, S. Zielinski.
Licentiate:
A. Geisler.
Missionary Licentiates:
F. Kosmowski, J. Zastawny.
WARSAW MISSION
Territory: Congresspoland.
Office Address: Zakatna 3-7, War-
saw, Poland, Europe.
RUMANIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: All of Rumania, as per
boundaries determined by the
Peace Treaty.
Population: 18,000,000.
Office Address: Strada Labiri n t
116, Bukharest, Rumania.
Officers:
Pres., P. P. Paulini.
Sec., Arthur Vacareann.
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Officers:
Director, Th. Will.
See., F. Dzik.
Treas., P. Bridde.
Executive Committee: Th. Will, -
L. Mathe, E. Rutsch, F. Dzik.
Ministers:
Th. Will, F. Dzik.
Missionary Licentiates:
0. Weihrauch, M. Dolgun, A.
Maszczak, Chr. Bartel, A. Sail-
berg.
SILESIA-GALICIA CON-
FERENCE
Territory: Polish Silesia and Ga-
licia.
Address: Nora Droza L: 23, Cie-
szyn, Polish Silesia, Poland,
Europe.
Officers:
Pres., L. Mathe.
Sec., P. Englert.
Treks., P. Bridde.
Executive Committee: L. Mathe,
Berke, Pieszka, Balzar, P. Eng-
lert.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss. and Sabbath School,
P. Bridde.
Ministers: -
L. Mathe, P. Englert.
Licentiates:
St. Kapusta, J. Niedoba..
Missionary Licentiates:
L. Rowlin, M. Ba.binska.
Treas., 0. Fasnacht.
Executive Committee: P. 1'.
Paulini, A. Wegner: St. Deme-
trescu, P. H. Hermann, Eliesar
Albulescu, J. Stroiescu, G. Spul-
ber, 0. Fasnacht, Dr. E. PfiSell.
Ministers:
P. P. Paulini, P. H. Hermann.
Missionary Licentiate:
Andrei Hedwig.
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Medical Department
Office Address: Strada Popa Tatu
46, Bukharest, Rumania.
Officers:
Leader, Axel Holmes.
Treas., Mrs. M. Holmes.
Niirses, Carentza Olsen, Karen
- Nielsen.
Executive Committee: P. P.
Paulini, A. Holmes, 0. Fasnacht.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss. and Field Miss., P.
H. Hermann.
Corporate Society
Societatea cooperative " Cuvantul
Evangheliei " (Society for the
promulgation of the Gospel).
Address: Strada Labirint No. 110,
Bukharest, Rumania.
Officers:
Pres., P. P. Paulini.
Sec., St. Demetrescu.
Treas., A. Vdcarearm.
Executive Committee: P. P.
Paulini, St. Demetrescu, Dr. E.
Pascu, E. Albulescu, J. Stroi-
escu, Gh. Stoican, 0. Oatu, N.
Jelescu, G. Teodorescu, Const.
Florescu, A. Dark, A. CrAciu-
nescu.
Objective: Publication and distri-
bution of religious liteiature.
Legal holders of publishing and
church property.
Publishing Department
Office Address: Strada Labirint
116, Bukharest, Rumania.
Officers:
Manager, 0. Fasnacht.
Treas., A. VAciireanu.
Executive Committee: P. P.
Paulini, P. H. Hermann, 0.
Fasnacht, St. Demetrescu, R.
Plesea.
Publishing Committee: P. P.
Paulini, St. Demetrescu, A. Weg-
ner.
MUNTENIA CONFERENCE
Territory: Muntenia (southern
and western part of old Ruma-
nia).
Address: Strada Turturele No, 8,
Bukharest, Rumania.
Officers:
Pres., P. P. Paulini.
Sec., A. VacAreanu.
Treas., 0. Fasnacht.
Executive Committee: P. P.
Paulini, Eliesar Albuleseu, J.
Stroeseu, A. Craciuneseu, Alecu
Darie, P. H. Hermann.
Ministers:
P. P. Paulini, P. H. Hermann.
Missionary Licentiates:
Joan Stanescu David Faurescu,
Alecu Dark, drigore Dasoveanu,
Dobre Constantinescu, G. StAn-
escu, B. Jlieseu.
MOLDAVIAN CONFERENCE
Territory: Northeastern part of
Rumania (Moldava, Bucowina
and Bessarabia).
Office Address: Strada Curtea de
Apel No. 10, Focsani, Rumania.
Officers:
Pres., Stefan Demetrescu.
Sec., Anghel Dragusin.
Executive Committee : Stef an
Demetrescu, J. Toma, G.-Spulber.
A. AnghelutA, N. Dorobat.
Minister:
Stefan Demetrescii.
Licentiate:
J. Toma.
Missionary Licentiates:
Anghel Dragusin, Nicolae Padu-
raru, Vasile Jacobovoci, Alex-
andru Petrescu, Anton Marin-
escu, Otto Wolf, Pavel Olteanu.
TRANSYLVANIAN CONFER-
ENCE
Territory: Transylvania.
Office Address: Burgergasse 29
Hermannstadt, Transylvania,
Rumania.
Officers:
Pres., A. Wegner.
Sec., M. Gehann.
Treas., 0. Fasnacht.
 RUMANIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Executive Committee: Ad. 'Weg-
ner, Stefan Kelemen, Johann
Bauer, Andreas Tokelt, Tomas
Kondert, Tokis Janos, Barta
Balazs.
Ministers: -
Adolf Wegner, Stefan Kelemen,
Hans Bauer.
Licentiate:
Michael Gehann.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. Weber, J. Polder, P. Betea,
1. Gaspar, M. Manchen, juliska
An.tal.
SCANDINAVIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized Igor
Organized 1909
Territory: The Conferences of Nor-
way, Sweden, Denmark, Fin-
land, Esthonia, and Latvia; Ice-
land, Faroe islands, Abyssinia
missions.
Population: (exclusive of Abys-
sinia) 18,000,000; churches,- 181;
members, 8,008.
Cable Address: Expedit, Copenha-
gen.
Office: Margrethevej 5, Copenhp,
gen, V., Denmark.
Officers:
Pres., J. C. Raft.
See., Erik Arnesen.
Treas. and Auditor, H. L. Hen-
riksen, Jr.
Executive Committee: J. C
Raft, A. G. Christiansen, G. E.
Nord, C. Resen, A. Rintala, J. C.
Ottosen, M. D., N. P. Nelson, M.
D., C. M. Scott, Steen Rasmus-
sen, Karl Mattsson, 0. J. Olsen,
Jens Olsen, Erik Arnesen, Seth
Lundstrom, Elias Bjaanas.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Educational,
Miss. Vol., and Home Miss.,
Steen Rasmussen.
Field Miss., Elias Bjaanas.
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Publishing Branch ,
Office Address: Burgergasse 29,
Herm annstadt, Transylvania,
Rumania.
Manager: Steinmeier.
BANAT MISSION
Territory: Banat and Chrisana.
Address: Strada Vasile Stroescu
No. 2 Arad, Banat, Rumania.
Minister:
Constantin Popescu.
Missionary Licentiate:
George Motorca.
Ministers:
J. C. Raft, Erik Arnesen, V.
Jacobsen.
Licentiates:
J. J. Hokland, Steen Rasmussen.
DENMARK CONFERENCE
Territory: The Kingdom of Den-
mark.
Membership: Churches, 40; mem-
bership, 2,070.
Cable Address: Expedit, Copenha-
gen.
Office Address: Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Officers:
Pres., C. Resen.
Sec. and Treas., Balle Nielsen.
Executive Committee: C. Resen,
T. Tobiassen, M. M. Olsen, P.
Norreen, Chr. Juhl, Jens I. Hen-
riksen, J. M. Nielsen.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Miss. Vol., and
Home Miss., Werner. Hansen.
Field Miss., J. C. Hoist.
Ministers:
C. Resen, M. M. Olsen, J. P. U.
Jensen, L. J. Kirkelykke, T. To-
biassen, 0. T. Helleraas.
Honorary: N. P. Hansen.
98 SCANDINAVIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Licentiates:
A. Culdharumer, Axel Vernier.
Missionary Licentiates:
Werner Hansen, Belle Nielsen,
J. C. Hoist, L. Poulsen, Chr. Jen-
sen, H. J. Gronert, Anton Pe-
dersen, Othilia Nielsen, Claudia
Jensen, Nanna Larsen, Marie
Christiansen, Christine Ander-
sen, Katherine Hedemann, Ma-
ria Simonsen, Jensine Knudsen.
NORWAY CONFERENCE
Organized 1887
Territory: Kingdom of Norway.
Membership: Churches, 40; mem-
bership, 1,788.
Cable Address: " Sundhedsbladet,"
Christiania.
Office: Akersgaten 74, Christian is
Norway.
Officers:
Pres., A. G. Christiansen.
Sec., L. J. Stene.
Treas., Elias Bjaanas.
Auditor, H. L. Henriksen, Jr.
Executive Committee: A. G.
Christiansen, C. Tobiassen, L. J.
Stene, C. B. Jensen, C. A.
Thorp, S. H. Myklebust, 0. J.
0. Mist.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., Paul Olsen.
Sabbath School, Albert Olsen.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., Tor
Valen.
Ministers:
A. G. Christiansen, C. Tobias-
sen, 0. J. 0. Rust, L. J. Stene,
0. S. Lee, 0. R. Nicolaysen.
Honorary: A. 0. Nmrem.
Licentiates:
N. G. Nielsen, Tor Valen, J. A.
Tillgren, 0. Jordhal, B. 0. Lan-
daas, Paul Olsen.
Missionary Licentiates:
Harald Andersen, Johs. Udbjorg,
Oscar Udbjorg, Christine Dahl,
Randi Andersen, Line Gaardsrud,
Louise Borge, Pauline Wiik,
Anna Stordahl.
SWEDEN CONFERENCE
Organized 1882
Territory: The Kingdom of Swe-
den.
Office: Gamla Brogatan 38, Stock-
holm, Sweden.
Membership: Churches, 42; mem-
bership, 1,206.
Officers:
Pres., G. E. Nord.
Sec., S. Lundstrom.
Treas., Oscar Grundberg.
Auditors, H. L. Henriksen, Jr.,
A. J. Settergren; Alternates,
Wald. Johansson, J. Berg-
strom.
Executive Committee: G. E.
Nord, C. 0. Carlstjerna, E.
Ahren, E. Rosenwold, S. Lund-
strom, C. V. Anderson, C. Kahl-
strom.
Legal Assn.: " Sallskapet San-
ningens Harold." Pres., Emil
Ahren; Vice-Pres., 0. Angervo;
Sec., Karl Mattsson.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., 0. Olson.
Miss. Vol., Home Miss., and
Sabath School, C. V. Ander-
son.
Ministers:
G. E. Nord, C. 0. Carlstjerna,
E. Rosenwold, S. Lundstrom,. C.
V. Anderson, C. Young, N.
Zerne, S. Ljungberg.
Honorary: Emil Ahren, K. A.
Farnstriim, A. J. Settergren, J.
Wallenkampf, A. J. Stone.
Licentiates:
0. Angervo, K. R. SandstrOm.
Missionary Licentiates:
Nils Dahlsten, Costa Hermans-
son, Oscar Olson, Vilh. Carlsson,
Fritjof Hoglind, Nanna Rud-
holm, Ruth Rosberg, Maria Lar-
son.
FINLAND CONFERENCE
Organized 1909
Territory: Finland.
Membership: Churches, 0; mem-
bership, 725.
 SCANDINAVIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Office: Annegaten 33, Helsingfors,
Finland.
Officers:
Pres., A. Rintala.
Sec., K. V. Osola.
Treas., N. Hammar.
Executive Committee: A. Rin-
tala, V. Sucksdorff, Sr., 0. Hog-
lund, K. J. Sysimetsa, C. Gid-
lund, V. Kohtanen, J. Stahlberg.
Ministers:
A. Rintala, N. Savander, C. Gid-
lund, V. Kohtanen.
Licentiates:
K. Salsalo, W. B. Pontynen.
Missionary Licentiates:
Luna Lehti, A. Tampio, Hj. Hal-
minen.
LETTONIAN CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: Latvia.
Population: 2,000,000; churches.
21; membership, 1,307.
Office Address: Dzirnavu iela 47.
Riga, Latvia.
Officers:
Pres. J. Schneider.
Sec.,'K. Sutta.
Treas., E. Krews.
Executive - Committee: J.
Schneider, K. Sutta, J. Sprohge,
J. Dreimann, 0. Preedit, J.
Marlcewitz, P. Putns.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., M. Stumberg.
Miss. Vol., Home Miss., Sabbath
School, A. Sprohge.
Field Miss., A. Vogel.
Ministers:
J. Schneider, K. Sutta, J.
Sprohge.
Licentiates:
J. Drikis, A. Sommer, A. Vogel,
J. Birsin, A. Sprohge, P. Pur-
mal.
Missionary Licentiates:
E. Krews, W. Witting, W.
Botsch, K. Pelnis,
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ESTHONIAN CONFERENCE
Organized 1912
Territory: Esthonia.
Population: 1,800,000; churches,
15; membership, 750.
Office Address: W. Juhkentan tan
5, k. 9, Reval, Esthonia.
Officers:
Pres., N. C. Bergersen.
See. and Treas., Martha Raba.
Executive Committee: N. C.
Bergersen, NI. Barengrub, M.
Lass, Karl Willumson, P. Rant-
sep.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Martha Raba.
Field Miss., E. Koppel.
Ministers:
N. C. Bergersen, M. Barengrub,
A. Klement, M. Lass.
Licentiates:
A. Aug, Eduard Magi.
ICELAND MISSION
Territory: Iceland and Greenland.
Address: Ingolfsstraeti 10, Rey-
kjavik, Iceland.
Officers:
Director, 0. J. Olsen.
Local Committee: 0. J. Olsen.
J. Palsson, Agnar Magnusson.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., J. Palsson.
Minister: 0. J. Olsen.
Missionary Licentiate:
J. Palsson.
ABYSSINIAN MISSION
Opened 1907
Territory: Italian Colony of Eri-
trea, Abyssinia, British and
Italian Somaliland.
Address: Box 145, Addis Ababa,
Abyssinia, (via Djibouti).
Officer:
Supt., V. E. Toppenberg.
Ministers:
V. E. Toppenberg, L. Moe-
Larssen.
Licentiate:
G. Gudraunclsen,
WEST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized agog
Territory: Rhenish, Hanover, Han-
sa, Thuringian, and Hessia-
Westphalian Conferences, and
the West Holland and East Hol-
land Missions.
Population of Union: 22,000,000;
churches, 210; membership, 9,000.
Office Address: Neandertal, Post
Mettman, Rhld., Germany.
Officers:
Pres., Paul Drinhaus, Eifel-
strasse 96, Bonn a. Rhein,
Germany.
Treas. and Auditor, M. Weseloh.
Executive Committee: Paul
Drinhaus, H. Sins, Hans Fenner,
K. Bruck, J. Braun, R. Kling-
beil, P. Schilstra, H. Hartkop,
0. Hirth, 0. Adolf, A. Langen-
strassen, 0. Schwenecke.
Legal Assn.: " Westdeutsche
Grundstiicks Gesellschaft m. b.
H." Neandertal, Post. Mett-
man, Rhld., Germany.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss., for all West Ger-
man fields not otherwise pro-
vided for, W. Mater.
Sabbath School for all West
German fields not otherwise
provided for, A. Hennig.
Miss. Vol., Fr. BaCker.
Ministers:
Paul Drinhaus, Fr. Backer.
RHENISH CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: Rhineland, without dis-
trict of Trier.
Office Address: Pionierstr. 61, Diis-
seldorf, Germany.
Officers:
Pres., J. Braun.
Sec., F. Backer.
Treas., M. Behr.
Executive Committee: J. Braun,
A. Hennig, W. Dtirner, E. Ka-
mann, W. Streich.
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Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., F. Backer.
Sabbath School, A. Hennig.
Miss. Vol., F. Backer.
Field Miss., P. Schornstein.
Ministers:
J. Braun, A. Hennig, P. Stau-
bert, G. Bithre, W. John.
Licentiates:
W. Pfeiler, W. Berthold.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. Thomas, F. Drescher, K.
Knolle, A. Schmutzler, A. Meyer,
F. Prillwitz, F. Htibler, L.
P a scheburg.
HANSA CONFERENCE
Organized 1909
(Formerly West Ger. Union Dist.)
Territory: Hamburg, Province of
Schleswig-Holstein, Labeck
Mecklenburg.
Office Address: Grindelberg 11,
Hamburg, Germany..
Officers:
Pres., 0. Schwenecke.
Sec., M. Kunze.
Treas., Cl. Hohmann.
Executive Committee: 0.
Schwenecke, F.-J. Ott, A. Voll-
mer, V. Diinkel, P. Schuster.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., W. Becker.
Field Miss., W. Knitter.
Miss. Vol., W. Becker.
Ministers:
0. Schwenecke, H. Feddersen,
W. Schulz, F. J. Ott, F. Risch-
mailer, M. Wevers.
Licentiates:
F. Bornath, A. Kruse, A. Pioch,
M. Kunze, W. Seiler.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. v. Flute' A. Rogalski, G.
Wetzel, E. Streip, E. Overmann,
H. Meyerdrees, Ulrich, A. Sev-
erin, Ch. Mansfeld, B. Bahr.
 WEST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE
THURINGIAN CONFERENCE
Organized 1916
Territory: The Federal State of
Thuringia, Coburg, city and
rural district, the- Province of
Saxony (excepting the districts
of Bitterfeld, Delitzsch, Torgau,
Wittenberg, Schweinitz, Lichen-
werda, Gardelegen, Salzwedel,
Osterburg, Stendal, Jerichow I
and II), the district of Blanken-
burg, and the Federal State of
Anhalt.
Office Address: Nettwerkstr. , 45
and 46, Erfurt, Germany.
Officers:
- Pres., K. Sinz.
Sec., B. Rohrbeck.
Treas., B. Aumiiller.
Executive Committee: K. Sinz,
A. Muller, H. Balsclnieter, A.
Voigt, W. Gi511nitz.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss. and Miss. Vol., B.
Rohrbeck.
Field Miss., A. Lanz.
Sabbath School, A. Hennig.
Ministers:
K. Sinz, A. Millle,r, H. Dierking,
A. Woysch, C. Kapitz, M. Wev-
ers, W. Herbert, 0. Kelle, W.
Althoff, A. Balschmieter.
Licentiates:
W. Peters, 0. Sander, B. Rohr-
beck, H. Stoltenberg.
Missionary Licentiates:
M. Thierf elder, W. Dennstedt,
M. Michaelis, A. Sommer, K.
Fischer, A. Hertwig, L. Bohmelt.
HANOVER CONFERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: Province of Hanover
(excepting the city of Harburg),
the Free States of Brunswick
(excepting the district of Blank-
enburg), Bremen, Oldenburg,
and the districts of Gardelegen,
Salzwedel, and Stendal.
Office Address: Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
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Officers:
Pres., C. Bruck.
Sec., H. Detlefsen.
Treas., H. Weseloh.
Executive Committee: C. Bruck,
A. Schmitt, W. Redecker, MT.
Kiehn, 0. Bolllert.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol., H. Detlefsen.
Field Miss., H. Hartmann.
Ministers:
C. Bruck, J. Christoffers, W.
Varlemann, F. Weinmann, H.
Ptitschke, A. Schmitt, P. Rose],
F. Hilmer.
Licentiates:
A. Oesterreich, L. Krug, F. Ko-
bele, R. Dangschat, H. Detlefsen,
C. Gkickner, H. Overmann, A.
Mannesmann.
Missionary Licentiates:
F.Brandt, 0. Thaden, W. v. Op-
pen, M. Becker, M. Roleke.
HESSIA-WESTPHALIAN CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: Province of Westpha-
lia and Hesse-Nassau With Up-
per-Hesse, (excepting the south-
ern districts of Riidesheim,
Wiesbaden, Hochst, Homburg
v.d.H., Frankfurt a /M. and
Hanau, including, however, the
northern separe district of
Rinteln a.d. Weser); Schaum-
burg-Lippe, Lippe-Detmold and
Waldeck with Pyrmont.
Office Adress: Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germ any.
Officers:
Pres., H. Fenner.
Treas., F. Meier.
Executive Committee, N. Fenner,
H. Behr, S. Hohmann, E. Man-
nesmann, E. Fischdick.
Department Secretaries: -
Home Miss, and Miss. Vol., H.
Struve.
Field Miss., A. Srchiefer.
Sabbath School, A. Hennig.
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Ministers: Tauecchio, B. v. d. Akerboom.

H. Fenner, H. Behr, O. Giebel,
H. Drangmeister, P. Zahl, W.
Schick.
Licentiates:
B. Schurich, W. Schou, G. Fisch-
dick, H. Struve, H. Beck, P.
Kress, C: Harress, M. Schmidt,
E. Hennecke, G. Dietrich, E.
Department Secretary:
Sabbath School, P. Voorthius.
Ministers:
R. G. Klingbeil, P. Voorthuis.
Licentiate: J. F. L. SVortmau:
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Klettke, W. Betram.

Missionary Licentiates: EAST HOLLAND MISSION

E. Schutt, B. Dietz, E. Wagner.
WEST HOLLAND MISSION
Organized 1901
Territory: The Provinces of North
Holland, South Holland, Ut-
recht, Zeeland, North Brabant,
Limburg, and that section of
Gelderland called the Betuwe.
Office: Conradkade 4, The Hague,
Holland.
Officers:
Director, R. G. Klingbeil, Ful-
tonstr 205, The Hague, Hol-
land.
Sec., P. Voorthuis, Jr.
Treas., H. Schell.
Advisory Committee: R. G.
Klingbeil, P. Voorthuis, J. P.
Organized 1919
Territory: The provinces of Gron-
ingen, Friesland, Drenthe, Over-
ijsel and Gelderland, except the
Betuwe.
Office: Conradkade 4, The Hague,
Holland.
Officers:
Director, P. Schilstra.
Sec., H. Twijnstra.
Treas., H. Schell.
Advisory Committee, P. Schil-
stra, H. Schell, H. Twijnstra, J.
Oosterhuis, J. Toben.
Department Secretary:
Sabbath School, H. Twijnstra.
Minister: P. Schilstra.
Licentiate: H. Twijnstra..
Missionary Licentiate: H. Eelsing.

RUSSIA
A society has been formed entitled: All-Russia Federation of Societies
of Seventh-day Adventists. A paper known as the " Banner of Un-
ion " appears periodically, lately in typewritten form, with news
items from the various fields of the unions.
Territory: All Russia excepting EAST RUSSIAN UNION
those parts attached to the Territory: Neva and North Cau-
Scandinavian Union and the Far casian Conferences, and the Mid-
Eastern Division. dle Russian, Samara-Ural, Vol-
ga, and White Sea Mission
Address pro. tem. of all Russian Field, and the Saratov Union
workers: In care of J. Schneider, District.
Dzirnavu iela 47, Riga, Latvia. Officer: Daniel Isaac, Pres. (now
on furlough in America).
Officers: Membership: Dec. 31, 1920, 2,597,
Pres., H. J. Lobsack (Kiev). including 414 by baptism and
Sec., L. Woitkievicz (Moscow). 145 by vote during that year.
 ktisstA
Note: This Union has since been
subdivided into two further un-
nions, viz.:
NORTH RUSSIAN UNION
Territory included under East
Russian Union.
Officer: H. J. Lfibsack, Pres.
(Kiev).
CAUCASIAN ;UNION
Territory included under East
Russian Union.
Officer: H. K. Lobsack (residing
either at Jekatrinodar or Arma-
vir).
WEST RUSSIAN UNION
Territory: Dnieper, Godol, and
Black Sea Conferences, and
Elizabethgrad Mission Field.
Membership June 30, 1921, 1,865,
including 287 additions by bap-
tism during the first six months
of 1921.
Officers:
Pres., L. Ljwoff (Moscow).
See.. L. Woitkievicz.
UNATTACHED FIELDS
HUNGARIAN CONFERENCE
Territory: Hungary.
Population: 8.000,000; churches,
30; membership, 671.
Office Address: Greguss utca 10.
foldz. 2, Budapest I, Hungary.
Officers:
Pres., A. Minck.
Sec., K. Sohlmann.
Treas., Ch. Greiner.
Executive Committee: A. Minck,
W. Koch, A. Zeiner, B. Jeszensz-
ky, I. Poresin, J. Tolt6se, A.
Wicklein.
Department Secretary:
Miss. Vol.. E. Lovass.
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SOUTH RUSSIAN UNION
Territory: Azov and East Ukrain-
ian Conferences, and Crimean
and Woron Mission Fields.
Membership June 30, 1921, about
1,000, including 150 by baptism
during first six months of 1921.
Officer: Pres., K. A. Reifschneider
(Jekatrinoslaw).
SIBERIAN UNION
Territory: Central, West, South,
(organized June, 1921) and East
Siberian Conferences.
Membership Dec. 31, 1920, 2,001,
with no further data since.
Officer: Pres., J. Wilson (Tomsk).
Note: The South Russian Union
is a subdivision of the West
Russian Union, so that there
are six unions in all. As this
material has been gleaned from
various sources; it is very likely
that some of the local fields
have not been properly listed,
while others may have been
omitted.
Ministers:
A. Minck, A. Zeiner, M. Voigt.
Licentiate: J. Venzel.
Missionary Licentiates:
S. Debreczenyi, A. Lauff, L. Sza-
135, L. Michnay, L. Pfipay, S.
Pancel, A. Fodor, M. Osz, J.
Ftiliipp, S. Lazar, E. Koblbs..
JUGOSLAVIA MISSION
Territory: Servia, Macedonia,
Montenegro, Bosnia, Dalmatia,
Croatia, Slovenia, Slavonia, and
Vojvodina.
Population: 12,000,000; churches,
20; membership, 350.
104 UNATTACHED FIELDS
Cable and Telegraphic' Address:
" Advent," Novi Sad.
Office Address: Mission Society
of Seventh-day Adventists, Pet-
ra Zrinskog, Street 11, Novi Sad,
Jugoslavia.
Officers:
Director, R. Schillinger.
Sec. and Treas., N. Sla.nkamenac.
Executive Committee: R. Schil-
linger, A. Mocnik, M. Kalucers-
ki, I. Plesko, B. Krstic.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc. and Sabbath School,
N. Slankamenac.
Miss. Vol., A. Mocnik.
Ministers:
R.. Schillinger, A. Mocnik, M.
Ludewig.
Missionary Licentiates:
I. Plesko, Z. Krcalin.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE EURO-
PEAN FIELDS
Educational:
Central European Missionary
Seminary, Kirchheim tinter
Teck, Wurttemberg, Germany.
Finland S. D. A. Mission School,
Tavastehus st., Finland.
Friedensau Missionary and In-
dustrial School, Friedensau,
Post Grabow, Bez. Magdeburg,
Germany.
Latin Union Training School,
Collonges sous Saleve, Haute
Savoie, France.
Neandertal Missionary Semin-
ary, Neandertal, Post Mett-
man, Rhld., Germany.
Naerum Mission School, Nae-
rum, Denmark.
Norway S. D. A. Mission School,
Solberg, pr. Ringelien p. o.,
Norway.
Stanborough Park Missionary
College,_ Watford, England.
Swedish Missionary School, Ny-
hyttan, Jarnbois, Sweden.
Waterloo Industrial School, Wa-
terloo, Sierra Leone, West Af-
rica.
Publishing:
Barcelona Publishing House,
Apartado 492, Barcelona,
Spain.
British Publishing House, Wat-
ford, England.
Czechoslovakian Publishing
House, Dr. Dietrichgasse 3,
Troppau, Czechoslovakia.
Finland Publishing House, An-
negatan 33, Helsingfors, Fin-
land.
I lamburg Publishing House,
aril oelherg 15a, Hamburg,
i;(.I many
Jugoslavia Publishing House,
Petra Zrinskog, Street 11, No-
vi Sad, Jugoslavia.
Latin Union Publishing House,
Gland, Switzerland.
Rumanian Union Publishing
House, Strada Labirint 116,
Bukharest, Rumania.
Scandinavian Publishing House,
Akersgaten 74, Christiania,
Norway; with branch at
Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen,
V., Denmark.
Stockholm Publishing House,
Gamla Brogatan 38, Stock-
holm, Sweden.
Sanitariums:
Caterham Sanitarium, Surrey
Hills Hydro, Caterham Valley,
England.
Christiania Health Home; Ak-
ersgaten 74, Christiania, Nor-
way.
Bad Aibling Sanitarium, " Wit-
tlesbach,' Bad Aibling, Upper-
Bayern, Germany.
Berlin Sanitarium, Alsenstrasse
99-109, Zehlendorf-West, near
Berlin, Germany.
Friedensau Sanitarium, Fried-
ensau, Post Grabow, Bez.
Magdeburg, Germany.
Lake Geneva Sanitarium, Gland,
Switzerland.
Skodsborg Sanitarium, Skods-
borg, Denmark.
Stanborough Park Sanitarium,
Watford, England.
 FAR EASTERN DIVISION OF THE GEN-
ERAL CONFERENCE
Organized 1913; reorganized 1915, 1917, 1919
Territory: The Japan, the Chosen,
the Manchurian, the Malaysian,
the Philippine, the North China,
the South China, the West
China, the East China, and the
Central China Union Missions;
also Mongolia; Tibet, Chinese
Turkestan, Siam, Annam.
Population: 457,132,547; churches,
161; members, 6,699.
Cable and Telegraphid Address:
" Adventist," Shanghai.
Postal Address: Box 523, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China;
or 25 Ningkuo Road, Shanghai,
China.
Executive Board: I. H. Evans, C.
C. Crisler, H. W. Barrows, H.
F. Benson, F. A. Allum, B. Pe-
tersen, C. L. Butterfield, Fred-
erick Lee, 0. A. Hall, M. C.
Warren, F. H. DeVinney, S. E.
Jackson, F. A. Detamore, C. E.
Weaks, Dr. C. C. Landis, S. L.
Frost, Mrs. Adelaide B. Evans.
Chairman of Executive Board,
I. H. Evans.
Sec., C. C. Crisler.
Treas., H. W. Barrows.
Auditor, F. H. Raley.
Legal Association: " General Con-
ference Corporation of Seventh-
day Adventists." H. W. Bar-
rows. Attorney-in-fact.
" Shanghai Sanitarium Associa-
tion." Pres.; I. H. Evans; Vice-
Pres., C. C. Landis: Sec., A. C.
Selmon; Treas., H. W. Barrows;
Address, 34 Nanking Road,
Shanghai.
Publishing Department:
Secretary: C. E. Weaks.
General Members:
H. F. Benson, F. A. Detamore,
S. E. Jackson, F. H. DeVinney,
0. A. Hall, Frederick Lee, M. C.
Warren-, B. Petersen, C. L. But-
terfield, C. C. Crisler, F. A. Al-
lum.
Managers of Publishing Houses:
J. G. Gjording, C. N. Woodward,
A. B. Cole, L. I. Bowers, W. E.
Gillis.
Union Field Missionary Secreta-
ries: R. M. Milne, Nathan
Brewer, J. J. Strahle, J., C.
Klose, John Oss, E. L. Lutz, M.
Popow, .V. L. Beecham, S. Mi-
yake, M. E. Mullinnex.
Editors:
E. R. Thiele, A. N. Anderson, E.
J. Urquhart, R. Altman, E. M.
Adams.
Educational Department:
Secretary: S. L. Frost; other
members: I. A. Steinel, 0. J.
Gibson, J. E. Riffel, D. E. Rebok,
P. A. Webber, A. C. Selmon, R.
M. Milne. V. L. Hendershot, W.
A. Scharffenberg, R. M. Cossen-
tine, 0. A. Hall, J. P. Anderson,
M. G. Conger.
Sabbath School' Department:
Secretary: Adelaide Bee Evans.
Advisory Committee: A. C. Sel-
mon. Mrs. G. A. Thompson, Mrs.
M. Fukazawa, Mrs. G. H. Mitr-
rin, Mrs. F. A. Allum, Mrs. R.
M. Milne, Mrs. 0. A. Hall.
Home Missionary Department:
Secretary: C. E. Weaks.
Secretary for Women's Work:
Mrs. C. E. Weeks.
Missionary Volunteer Department:
Secretary: S. L. Frost.
Medical Department:
Secretary: C. C. Landis, M. D.
Literature Bureau:
C. C. Crisler (Chairman), A. C.
Selmon, C. E. Weaks, J. G. Gjor-
ding.
Advisory correspondents: 0, A.
Hall, C. L. Butterfield, L. V.
Finster, F. A. Detamore, F. H.
DeVinney.
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106 FAR EASTERN DIVISION CONFERENCE
LABORERS HOLDING CREDEN-
TIALS FROM THE GEN-
ERAL CONFERENCE
Ministers:
J. P. Anderson, I. H. Evans, A.
C. Selmon, C. E. Weaks, Wu
Dzeh Shan, also (on furlough)
R. F. Cottrell, L. E. Froom, Geo.
Harlow.
Licentiates:
E. R. Thiele, C. C. Crisler, S. L.
Frost, J. G. Gjording, Dr. C. C.
Landis, D. E. Rebok, W. A.
S'charffenberg.
Missionary. Licentiates:
Miss Lucy Andrus, H. W. Bar-
rows, Mrs. H. W. Barrows, R. J.
Brines, Mrs. R. J. Brines, L. A.
Carr, Mrs. L. A. Carr, Mrs. M.
CENTRAL CHINA UNION MISSION
Organized Igt9
Territory: The following-named
provinces: Honan, Hunan, Hu-
peh, Kiangsi, Shensi, Kansu.
Population: 127,749,465; churches,
37; members, 1,189.
Office Address: Wang Gin Dun,
Hankow, Hupeh, China.
Officers:
Supt., F. A. Allum.
Sec. and Treas., H. 0. Swartout.
Executive Committee: F. A.
Allum, H. 0. Swartout, C. P.
Lillie, 0. J. Gibson, 0. B. Kuhn,
H. C. James, M. D., E. H. James,
W. E. Strickland, M. E. Mullin-
nex, Liu Djen Bang, Mo Gi Ren,
Diu Dzi Ih, Liu Dzong Gwang,
Li Wei Ching, Lou Gan Ching,
Ho Ai Deng.
Department Secretaries:
Educational and Miss: Vol.; 0.
J. Gibson.
Sabbath School, Mrs. F. A. Al-
lum.
Publishing and Home Miss., M.
E. Mullinnex.
G. Conger, Mrs. R. F. Cottrell
(on furlough), Mrs. C. C. Crisler,
Miss Bessie A. Dowell (on fur-
lough), Mrs. I. H. Evans, W. D.
Fleming, Mrs. W. D. Fleming (on
furlough), Mrs. S. L. Frost, Mrs.
J. G. Gjording, C. H. Gerald, Mrs.
C. H. Gerald, Mrs. Geo. Harlow
(on furlough), W. P. Henderson,
Mrs. W. P. Henderson, Miss
Edith Johnson, Mrs. C. C. Lan-
dis, Miss Bessie Mount, F. H.
Raley, Mrs. F. H. Raley, Mrs.
D. E. Rebok, C. L. Rogers, Dr.
Bertha Selmon, Mrs. W. A.
Scbarffenberg, T. A. Shaw, Mrs.
T. A. Shaw, 0. R. Shreve, Mrs.
0. R. Shreve, Mrs. E. R. Thiele,
Miss Petra Tunheim, Mrs. C. E.
Weaks, Miss Dorothy Wheeler.
Women's Work, Mrs. M. E. Mul-
linnex.
Medical Miss., Dr. H. C. James,
Lowanho, Yencheng, Honan,
China.
Minister:
F. A. Allum.
Licentiates:
M. E. Mullinnex, H. 0. Swart-
out.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. A. Allum, Mrs. H. 0.
Swartout, Miss Della Chapman,
Mrs. M. E. Mullinnex.
HONAN MISSION
Organized 1917
Territory: The Province of Honan.
Address: Lowanho, Yencheng, Ho-
nan, China.
Officers:
Director, C. P. Lillie.
See. and Treas., W. I. Hilliard.
 CENTRAL CHINA UNION MISSION
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School,
Educational and Miss. Vol., D.
S. Williams.
Medical Miss., Dr. H. C. James.
Ministers:
C. P. Lillie, Du Fu Dzu, Liu
Djen Bang, Li Fah Kung.
Licentiates:
H. C. Boger, Dr. H. C. James,
D. S. Williams, Djao Hsi Meng,
Fan Deh Dzun, Dr. D. E. Daven-
port (on furlough).
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. C. P. Lillie, Mrs. D. S. Wil-
liams, Mrs. Dr. H. C. James, W.
I. Hilliard, Mrs. W. I. Hilliard,
Mrs. H. C. Bogar, Mrs. D. E:
Davenport (on furlough, Ba
Djan Kwei, Beh Yu Hsiang, Li
Ping An; Liu Cheng I, Ren Seng
Shai, Wan. I Fu, Wang Wen
Yun, Yuen Do Sao.
HUNAN MISSION
Organized 1917
Territory: The Province of Hunan.
Address: S. D. A. Mission, The
Island, Changsha, Hunan, 'hina.
Officers: , Officers:
Director, 0. B. Kuhn (on fur-
lough),
Sec. and Treas., A. Mountain.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss. and Home Miss., C.
H. Davis.
Sabbath School, Mrs. C. H. Da-
vis.
Educational and Miss Vol., J. P.
Beach.
Health and Temperance, 0. B.
Kuhn.
Ministers:
0. B. Kuhn, Ho Ai Deng.
Licentiates:
C. H. Davis, J. P. Beach, Liu
Doh, Hwang Djung Seng, Tang
Shao Djen, A. Mountain.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. 0. B. Kuhn (on furlough),
107
Mrs. C. H. Davis, Mrs. A. Moun-
tain, Mrs. J. P. Beach.
HUPEH MISSION
Organized 1909
Territory: The Province of Hupeh.
Address: Wang Gia Dun, Hankow,
Hupeh, China.
Officers:
Director, W. E. Strickland.
See. and Treas., Mrs. W. E.
Strickland.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss. and Home Miss., M.
E. Mullinnex.
Educational, To Gan Ching.
Sabbath School, W. E. Strick-
land.
Minister: W. E. Strickland.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. W.
E. Strickland.
KIANGSI MISSION
Organized 1917
Territory: The Province of Ki-
angsi.
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Kin-
kiang, Kiangsi, China.
Director, E. H. James.
Sec. and Treas., H. R. Dixon.
S. S. Sec., Mrs. E. H. James.
Minister: E. H. James.
Licentiate: H. R. Dixon.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. E. H. James, Mrs. H. R.
Dixon.
SHENSI MISSION
Organized 1917
Territory: The Province of Shensi.
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Sianfu,
Shensi, China.
Officers:
Director, C. P. Lillie.
See. and Treas., W. I. Hilliard.
Minister: Dju Dzi I.
 CHOSEN UNION MISSION
Mission organized 1908; Conference Organized 1917, Union Mission
organized 1919
Territory: Chosen (Korea).
Population: 16,748,997; churches,
20; members, 1,041.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Seoul.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Outside East Gate, Seoul, Cho-
sen (Korea).
Officers:
Supt., C. L. Butterfield.
Sec. and Treas., L. I. Bowers.
Executive Committee: C. L.
Butterfield, L. I. Bowers, Dr.
Riley Russell, C. W. Lee, H. A.
Oberg, Kim Pyong Nong, J. C.
Klose, Ne Keun Ok, Kim Ku
Hyok, Shyong Mun Cook, E. J.
Urquhart, W. -R. Smith.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Mrs. Theo. Wangerin.
Educational, C. L. Butterfield.
Medical Miss., Dr. Riley Russell.
Field Miss, and Home Miss., J.
C. Klose.
Ministers:
C. L. Butterfield, E. J. Urquhart,
Riley Russell, W. R. Smith, N.
C. Kim.
Licentiates:
J. C. Klose, L. I. Bowers, and
three Koreans.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. C. L. Butterfield, L. B. Dye,
Mrs. L. B. Dye, Mrs. L. I. Bow-
ers, Hrs. Theo. Wangerin, Miss
Juanita Hibben, Mrs. E. J. Ur-
quhart, Mrs. Riley Russell, Mrs.
W. R. Smith, Mrs. J. C. Klose,
J. E. Riffel, Mrs. J. E. Riffel, and
eleven Koreans.
CENTRAL CHOSEN MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: Provinces of North and
South Ham Heung, Rang Won,
Kyong Kei, North Chyong Chun
108
(except the counties of Po Ung,
Ok Chun, and Yung Tong), and
South Chung Province (except
the counties of Tae Chyon, Nan
San, Pu Yo, Syo Chyon, and Po
Ryung).
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Outside East Gate, Seoul, Cho-
sen (Korea).
Officers:
Director, C. L. Butterfield.
Sec. and Treas., S. C. Kim.
Executive Committee, C. L. But-
terfield, S. C. Kim, E Chyong
Sik, Kim Kn Hyok, E. Seung
Eui, Kang Wha Syok, E. J. Ur-
quhart.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
E Chyong Sik.
Field Miss., Han Hoi Sun.
Ministers:
H. M. Lee (on furlough), Kim
Ku Hyok.
Licentiates:
Four Koreans.
Missionary Licentiates:,
Six Koreans.
Mrs. H. M. Lee (on furlough).
SOUTH CHOSEN MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: Provinces of North and
South Kyung San, North and
South Chyolla, the counties of
Po Ung, Ok Chun, Yung Tong
in North Chyong Chun, and the
counties of Tae Chyon, Non
San, Au Yo Syo Chyon, and Po
Ryung in South Chyong Chun
Provinces.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Keizan, Chosen.
Officers:
Director, C. W. Lee.
Sec. aid Treas., T. S. Chyang.
 CHOSEN UNION -MISSION
Executive Committee: C. W.
Lee, T. S. Chyung, Chung Mun
Cook, Chae Tae Hyon, Kim Hang
Mo, Miss H. M. Scott.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Home Miss., and
Educational, Chae Tae Hyon.
Field Miss., Pak Kyung Soo.
Ministers:
C. W. Lee, Chyong Mun Cook.
Licentiates: Five Koreans.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. C. W. Lee, Miss H. M.
Scott, and seven Koreans.
WEST CHOSEN CONFERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: North and South Pyeng
An, and Whang Hai Provinces.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission.
Soonan, Chosen (Korea).
EAST CHINA UNION MISSION
Territory: The Anhwei, Kiang-
su, and Chekiang Provinces.
Population: 49, 231,241; churches,
15; members, 697.
Postal' Address: Box 814, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Office Address: 93 Yu Yuen Road,
Shanghai, China.
Officers:
Supt., 0. A. Hall.
Sec. and Treas., E. J. Johanson.
Executive Committee: 0. A.
Hall, E. J. Johanson, K. H.
Wood, H. J. Doolittle, G. L. Wil-
kinson, N. F. Brewer, W. A.
Scharffenberg, Mrs. 0. A. Hall,
Han Chung Djen, Wu Tsung
Shan, Wu Dz Chian, Li Yu Chiao,
Swen Tsung Gwang.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. 0. A. Hall.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., N.
F. Brewer.
Educational and Miss. Vol., W.
A. Scharffenberg.
Minister: 0. A. Hall.
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Officers:
Pres., H. A, Oberg.
Sec., Kim Pyung Nong.
Treas., Mrs. H. A. Oberg.
Executive Committee: H: A.
Oberg, Dr. Riley Russell, Kim
Pyung Nong, Ne Keun Ok, W.
R., Smith. Kim Pong Kul.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Lim Ke Hak.
Field Miss., Pak Che Sun.
Educational, Kim Pong Kul.
Miss. Vol., N. H. Hyon.
Home Miss., H. A. Oberg.
Ministers:
H. A. Oberg, Ne Keun Ok.
Licentiates:
Seven Koreans.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. H. A. Oberg and twenty-
one Koreans.
Licentiates:
N. F. Brewer, E. J. Johanson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. 0. A. Hall, Mrs. E. J. Jo-
hanson, Mrs. N. F. Brewer.
ANHWEI MISSION
Organized 1917
Territory: The Province of Anh-
wei and the northern portion of
Kiangsu Province.
Postal Address: Box 814, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China,
or 17 Gao Lou Men, Nanking,
Ksu., China.
Officers:
Director, H. J: Doolittle.
Sec. and Treas., M. C. Ackley.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. N. F.
Brewer.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., N.
F. Brewer,
 110 EAST CHINA UNION HISSION

Educational and Miss Vol., H. Licentiates:

L. Shull.
Ministers:
H. J. Doolittle, Han Chung Djen,
Wu 'Tsung Shan.
Licentiates:
M. C. Ackley, H. L. Shull, Giang
Tsung Gwang, Hwang Djung,
Hwang Tien Doh.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. H. J. Doolittle, Mrs. M. C.
Ackley, Mrs. H. L. Shull, and
ten Chinese not listed.
KIANGSU MISSION.
Organized 1917
Territory: The southern portion Officers:
of Kiangsu Province, and the
northern portion of Chekiang
Province.
Postal Address: Box 814, U. S. Department Secretaries:
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Office Address: 89 Yu Yuen Road,
Shanghai, China.
Officers:
Director, K. H. Wood.
Sec. and Treas., ,E. J. Johanson. Ministers:
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. K. H.
Wood.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., C.
F. Colton.
Educational and Miss. Vol., Li
Yu Chiao.
Minister: K. H. Wood.
C. F. Colton, G. Hmelewesky,
Mrs. B. Miller, Tsien Swen
Ching, Wu Dz Chiao, Li Yu
Chiao.
.Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. K. H. Wood, Mrs. C. F.
Colton, Mrs. G. Hmelewesky, and
eight Chinese not listed.
SOUTH CHEKIANG MISSION
Organized .1919
Territory: The southern portion
of Chekiang Province.
Postal Address: Box 814, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China,
or S. D. A. Mission, Wenchow,
Chekiang, China.
Director, G. L. Wilkinson.
Sec. and Treas., F. P. Greiner.
Sabbath School, Mrs. G. L. Wil-
kinson.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., F.
P. Greiner.
Educational and Miss. Vol.,
B. F. Gregory.
G. L. Wilkinson, Swen Tsung
Gwang.
Licentiates:
F. P. Greiner, B. F. Gregory.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. G. L. Wilkinson, Mrs. F.
P. Greiner, Mrs. B. F. Gregory,
and thirteen Chinese not listed.

EAST SIBERIAN UNION MISSION

Organized 1921
Territory. Transbaikalia, Yakutsk, Postal Address: Zavodskaja No.
Amur, Maritime, and Sakhalin 6, Harbin, Manchuria.
provinces, and Russians in Man- Officers:
, churia. (Grouped under three Supt., T. T. Babienco.
mission fields; viz:. Transbaikal, Sec. and Treas., A. N. Kovshar.
Amur, and Sunghary.) Executive Committee: T. T.
Population: 7,000,000. Babienco, A. N. Kovshar, M.
Popow M. Demidow, A. D. Ka-
Telegraphic Address: " Adventist," laschnikow, I. A. Gaidischar,
Harbin. and K. Sawitzki.
 EAST SIBERIAN UNION MISSION
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, T. T. Babienco.
Field Miss, and Home Miss., M.
Popow.
Educational and Miss Vol., T. T.
Babienco.
Ministers:
T. T. Babienco, M. Demidow.
JAPAN UNION MISSION
Organized as a mission 1896; as a conference, Nov. 2, 19/7; and as a
Union Mission, Aug. zo, 1919
Territory: Japan proper, not in-
cluding Formosa.
Population: 53,362,682; churches,
14; members, 285.
Cable Address: " Adventist," To-
kyo.
Postal Address: Box 7, Yodobashi
Post Office, Tokyo, Japan.
Railway Station: Ogikubo, Cen-
tral Line.
Officers:
Supt., H. F. Benson.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, H. J.
Perkins.
Executive Committee: H. F.
Benson, T. H. Okohira, H. Ku-
niya, M. Fukazawa, T. Koba-
yashi, A. N. Anderson, II. J.
Perkins, A. B. Cole, S. G. Jac-
ques, A. N. Nelson.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., A. B. Cole.
Field Miss, and Home Miss.,
S. Miyake.
Sabbath School, Mrs. M. Fuka-
zawa.
Educational and Miss. Vol., A.
N. Nelson.
Ministers:
H. F. Benson, A. N. Nelson, P.
A. Webber (on furlough).
Licentiates:
A.. N. Anderson, W. E. Patter-
son, V. T. Armstrong, and
twelve Japanese brethren.
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Licentiates:
M. Popow, I. A. Gaidischar, A.
D. Kalaschnikow, A. Andronow.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. N. Kovshar, M. Kovshar, Mrs.
T. T. Babienco, Mrs. M. Popow.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. B. Cole, H. J. Perkins, E. J.
Kraft, Mrs. P. A. Webber (on
furlough), Mrs. A. N. Anderson,
Mrs. A.. B. Cole (on furlough),
Mrs. H. J. Perkins, Mrs. A. N.
Nelson, Mrs. W. E. Patterson,
Mrs. V. T. Armstrong, Mrs. E.
J. Kraft, and - four Japanese
brethren.
CHUGOKU MISSION
Address: 15 Motoimachi, Hiro-
shima, Japan.
Officers:
Director, T. Kobayashi.
Sec. and Treas., H. J. Perkins.
Minister:
T. Kobayashi.
HOKKAIDO MISSION
Address: Minami 6 Jo, Nishi 11
chome, Sapporo, Japan.
Officers:
Director, S. G. Jacques.
Sec. and Treas., H. J. Perkins.
Licentiate:
S. G. Jacques.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. S. G. Jacques.
KANSAI MISSION
Address: 4 Kumochi, Shimidzu,
Fukaicho, Kobe, Japan.
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Officers: Officers:
Director, T. H. Okohira. Director, T. Kobayashi.
Sec. and Treas.,H. J. Perkins. Sec. and Treas., H. J. Perkins.
Sec., T. Matsuu ra. (Japanese
'business only).
Ministers:
T. H. Okohira. TOHOKU MISSION
Address: 75 Sengokumachi, Aizu
KANTO MISSION Wakamatsu, Japan.
Postal Address: Box 7, Yodobashi Officers:
Post Office, Tokyo, Japan.
Officers: Director, H. F. Benson.
Director. H. Kuniya. Sec. and Treas., H. J. Perkins.
Sec. and Treas., H. J. Perkins. Sec., S. Furuya (Japanese busi-
Minister: ness only).
H. Kuniya. Minister:
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\ H. F. Benson.
KYUSHU MISSION
Address: 15 Motoimachi, Hiroshi- \ Missionary Licentiate:
ma, Japan. Mrs. H. F. Benson.

MALAYSIAN UNION MISSION

Organized 1917
Territory: British Malaysia, Dutch
East Indies, Siam.
Population: 42,913,322; churches,
9; members, 553.
Cable Address: "Adventist," Sing-
apore.
Postal Address: 399 Upper Seran-
goon Road, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
Officers:
Supt., F. A. Detamore.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, A. E.
Iverson.
Executive Committee: F. A. Det-
amore, A. E. Iverson, W. E.
Gillis, G. B. Youngberg, G. J. Ap-
pel, W. P. Barto, I. C. Schmidt.
L. 0. Pattison, F. A. Pratt, A.
Munson, G. A. Thompson, V. E.
Hendershot, H: C. Baumgartner,
V. L. Beecham, D. S. Khne.
S. S. Sec., R. Altman.
Ministers:
F. A. Detamore, W. E. Gillis,
V. E. Hendershot, Phang Nyuk
Thin.
Licentiates:
Homer Baumcsartner, V. L. Bee-
cham, R. Altman.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. E. Iverson, S. Rontoeng,-Mrs.
F. A. Detamore, Mrs. A. E. Iver-
son, Mrs. W. E. Gillis, Mrs. V.
E. Hendershot. Mrs. V. L. Beech-
am, Mrs. R. Altman, J. E. Gard-
ner, M. D., Mrs. J. E. Gardner,
Mrs. H. C. Baumgartner.
SINGAPORE MISSION
Organized 1914
Office Address: 399 Upper Seran-
goon Road, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
Cable Address: "Adventist," Sings-
pore.
Officeri:
Director, G. J. Appel.
Sec. and Treas., A. E. Iverson.
Executive Committee: G. J. Ap-
pel, V. E. Hendershot, A. E.
 MALAYSIAN UNION MISSION
Iverson, Lo Keo Kong, S. Ront-
oeng, Kong Tsun Min.
S. S. Sec., Mrs. H. C. Baum-
gartner.
Minister: G. J. Appel.
Licentiates:
Lo Kee Kong, Lion Pin Hong,
Kong Tsun Min.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. G. J. Appel.
BATAKLAND MISSION
Office Address: Sipdgoe; Post Sipi-
rok, Tapanoeli, Sumatra, Dutch.
East Indies.
Cable Address: " Kime," Post Sip-
irok, Sumatra, Dutch East In-
dies.
Officers:
Director, D. S. Kime.
Sec. and Treas., D. S. Kime.
Executive Committee: D. S.
Kime, Mrs. D. S. Kime, A. Ma-
mora.
Minister: D. S. Kime.
Licentiate: A. Mamora.
Misionary Licentiate: Mrs. D. S.
Kime.
NORTH SUMATRA MISSION
Organized 1917
Office Address: 28 Juliana Straat,
Medan, Sumatra, Dutch East
Indies.
Officers:
Director, W. P. Barto.
Sec. and Treas., W. P. .Barto.
Executive Committee, W. P.
Barto, Mrs. W. P. Barto, Kris-
ostomus Pandjaitan.
Sabbath School Sec., Mrs. W. P.
Barto.
Minister: W. P. Barto.
Licentiates:
K. Pandjaitan, H. Aritonang,
Chow Chee Yee.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. W. P. Barto.
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SOUTH SUMATRA MISSION
Organized 1913
Office Address: 8 Zee Straat, Pa-
dang, Sumatra, Dutch East In-
dies.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Pa-
dang, Sumatra.
Officers:
Director, L. 0. Pattison.
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. G. A. Wood.
Executive Committee: L. 0. Pat-
tison, G. A. Wood, Mrs. G. A.
Wood, E. Simandjoentak.
Sabbath School Sec., Mrs. L. 0.
Pattison.
Ministers:
L. 0. Pattison, G. A. Wood.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. G. A. Wood, Mrs. L. 0.
Pattison, E. Simandjoentak, G.
Tamboenan, Miss Tan Ah Lioek.
WEST JAVA MISSION
Organized 1913
Office Address: 25 Sawohlaan, N.
0. Weltevreden, Java, Dutch
East Indies.
Cable Address: " Adventist Mis-
sion," 'Weltevreden, Java.
Officers:
'Director, Sec., and Treas., I. C.
Schmidt.
Executive Committee: I. C.
Schmidt, J. S. Yates, Mrs. I. C.
Schmidt, Mrs. J. S. Yates, J.
Simorangkir, Chai Khim Sam.
Sabbath School Sec.. J. S. Yates.
Ministers:
I. C. Schmidt, J. S. Yates.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. I. C. Schmidt, Mrs. J. S.
Yates, J. Simorangkir, Chai
Khim Sam, Pan Ki -Ileng.
EAST .JAVA MISSION
Organized 1913
Cable Address: " Adventist," So-
erabaja. Java.
Office Address: 24 van Heutz
Straat, Koepang, Soerabaya,
Java.
114 MALAYSIAN UNION MISSION
Officers:
Director, A. - Munson.
Sec. and Treas., B. Judge.
Executive Committee: A. Mun-
son, B. Judge, Bong Hong,
Tjoeng Shauw Ngi, L. Pandjai-
tan.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Field Miss., Sabbath
School, Home Miss., B. Judge.
Home Miss. Cor. See., B. Tin-
dangan.
Minister: B. Judge.
Licentiates:
A. Munson, Bong Hong, L. Pan-
djaitan, Tjoeng Shauw Ngi.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. A. Munson, Mrs. B. Judge,
0. J. Loebis.
BRITISH NORTH BORNEO
MISSION
Organized 1913
Office Address: Sandakan, British
North Borneo.
Cable Address: " Adventist," San-
dakan, British North Borneo.
Officers:
Director. R. B. Mershon.
Sec. and Treas., G. B. Youngberg.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. G. B.
Youngberg.
Ministers:
R. B. Mershon, G. B. Youngberg..
Licentiates:
Tsen En Fook, Ku Hyuk MM,
Ng Shu Kona, Wan Sie On, Lian
Hon Pin, Lai Chi Ak.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. R. B. Mershon, Mrs. G. B.
Youngberg.
SIAM MISSION
Organized 1919
Office Address: 2028 Si-Phya
Road, Bangkok, Siam.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Bang-
kok.
Officers:
Director, F. A. Pratt.
Sec. and Treas., E. L. Longway.
Executive Committee: F. A.
Pratt, E. L. Longway, Su Sui
San, Kwan Vui Leong.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. F. A. Pratt.
Home Missionary, E. L. Long-
way.
Licentiates:
F. A. Pratt, E. L. Longway, Su
Sui San.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. A. Pratt, Mrs. E. L.
Longway, Kwan Vui Leong.
MALAY STATES MISSION
Organized 1914
Office Address. 14 Scott Road, Ku-
ala Lumpur, Federated Malay
States.
Officers:
Director, G. A. Thompson.
Sec. and Treas., G. A. Thompson.
Executive Committee: G. A.
Thompson, Mrs. G. A. Thomp-
son, K. T. Lee, S. N. Chung.
Sabbath School Sec., Mrs. G. A.
Thompson.
Minister: G. A. Thompson.
Licentiates:
K. T. Lee, S. N. Chung, Wan
Yun Chong, Tsen Thin Kliim
 MANCHURIAN UNION MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: The three provinces of
Manchuria.
Population: 20,000,000; churches,
5; members, 119.
Telegraphic Address: " Adventist."
Mukden.
Postal Address: Manchurian Un-
ion Mission S. D. A., Mukden,
Manchuria, China.
Officers:
Supt., Bernhard Petersen.
Sec. and Treas., George Halvor-
sen.
Advisory Committee: B. Peter-
sen, R. M. Cossentine, Edwin
Bye, John Oss, Geo. Halvorsen,
Hu Wen Hwan, Li Deh Ren,
Wang Chi Yuen, Tien Yen Fang.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Edwin Bye.
Field Miss. and Home Miss.,
John Oss.
Miss. Vol. and Educational, R.
M. Cossentine.
Minister: B. Petersen.
NORTH CHINA UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1919
Territory: The provinces of Chi-
hli, Shandung, and Shansi.
Population: 75,000,000; churches,
2; members, 109.
Telegraphic and Cable Address:
"-Adventist Mission," Peking,
China.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
62 Ta Fang Chia Hutung, Pe-
king, China.
Officers:
Supt., Frederick Lee.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, C. H.
Gerald.
Licentiates:
Edwin Bye, R. M. Cossentine,
John Oss.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. B. Petersen, Mrs. Edwin
Bye, Mrs. John Oss, Geo. Hal-
vorsen, Mrs. Geo. Halvorsen.
FENGTIEN MISSION
Address: Manchurian Union Mis-
sion S. D. A., Mukden, Manchu-
ria, China.
Officers:
Director, Bernhard Petersen.
Sec. and Treas., Geo. Halvorsen.
KIRIN MISSION
Address: Changchun, Manchuria,
China.
Officers:
Director, E. M. Cossentine.
Sec. and Treas., Geo. Halvorsen.
Executive Committee: Freder-
ick Lee, C. H. Gerald, Mrs. F.
Lee, W. J. Harris, H. L. Graham,
Su Dien Tsing, Shen Djen Pan.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. Frederick
Lee.
Miss. Vol. and EduCational, W.
J. Harris.
Field Miss.,
Ministers:
Frederick Lee, W. J. Harris.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. H. Gerald, Mrs. C. H. Gerald,
Mrs. F. Lee.
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116 NORTH CHINA UNION
CHIHLI MISSION
Organized 1918
Territory: The province of Chihli.
Address: S. D. A. Mission, 62 Ta
Fang Chia Hutung, Peking,
China.
Officers:
Director, Frederick Lee.
Sec. and Treas., C. H. Gerald.
Executive Committee: Frederick
Lee, C. H. Gerald, Su Dien
Tsing, Wang Hsi Yuan.
Ministers: .
Frederick Lee, Su Dien Tsing.
Licentiate: Wang Hsi Yuan.
SHANDUNG MISSION
Organized 1917
Territory: The Province of Shan-
dung.
PHILIPPINE UNION MISSION
Organized 1917
Territory: Philippine Islands and
Sulu Archipelago.
Population: 10,500,000; churches,
48; members, 2,692.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Ma-
nila.
Postal Address: Box 813, Manila,
Philippine Islands.
General Office Address: 239-251
Calle Luna, Pasay, Rizal, Phil-
ippine Islands.
Officers:
Pres.; S. E. Jackson.
Sec.,Treas., and Auditor, E. A.
Moon.
Executive Committee: S. E.
Jackson, S. W. Munro, G. H.
Murrin, R. E. Hay, L. V. Fin-
ster, 0. F. Sevrens, I. A. Steinel,
J. J. Strahle, Mrs. G. H. Murrin,
Leon Z. Roda, Wenceslao Rodri-
quez, R. R. Breitigam, E. A.
Moon, W. B. Ammundsen.
MISSION
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Tsin-
anfu, Shandung, China.
Officers:
Director, H. L. Graham.
Sec. an Treas., Mrs. H. L. Gra-
ham.
Executive Committee: H. L.
Graham, W. J. Harris, Mrs. H.
L. Graham, Shen Djen Pan,
Djang Ch'en Gwang, Dung Yun
Yu.
Department Secretaries:
Miss. Vol. and Educational, W.
J. Harris.
Minister: W. J. Harris.
Licentiates:
H. L. Graham, Shen Djen Pan,
Djao Wen Li.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. J. Harris, Mrs. H. L.
Graham.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. G. H. Mur-
rin.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., J.
J. Strahle.
Educational, I. A. Steinel.
Miss. Vol. 0. F. Sevrens.
Religious' Liberty,
Ministers:
S. E. Jackson, E. M. Adams.
Licentiates:
C. N. Woodward (on furlough),
I. A. Steinel, J. J. Strahle, 0. F.
Sevrens.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. S. E. Jackson, Mrs. I. A.
Steinel, Mrs. J. J. Strahle, Mrs.
0. F. Sevrens, Mrs. C. N. Wood-
ward (on furlough), E. A. Moon,
Mrs. E. A. Moon, Harley Ander-
sen, Mrs. Harley Anderson,
Miss Mary Woodward (on fur.
lough), Mrs. E. M. Adams.
 PHILIPPINE UNION MISSION
CENTRAL SOUTHERN LUZON
CONFERENCE
Organized 1916
Territory: The Provinces of Zam-
bales, Tarlac, Nueva Ecijia, Ba-
taan, Bulacan, Cavite, Tiza, La-
guna, Batangas, Tayabas, Pam-
panga, Ambos Camarines, Al-
bay, Sorsogon and Mindoro.
Office Address: 707 Vermont Ave.,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
Officers:
Pres., R. R. Breitigam.
Sec.' and Treas., R. M. Salazar.
Executive Committee: R. R.
Breitigam, R. M. Salazar, Victo-
rio Levalo, Marcos Comilang,
Emilio Brion, M. C. Elauria.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., M. B. Comilang.
Sabbath School, Mrs. R. R.
Breitigam.
Miss. Vol., M. C. Elauria.
Home Miss., Jose Javier.
Ministers:
L. V. Finster (on furlough) R.
R. Breitigam, Victorio Arevalo.
Licentiates:
Guillermo Dionisio, Isaac Enri-
quez, Agustin Panaga, Sixto To-
lentino, Ricardo Magcalen, Mel-
chor Elauria, Jose Javier.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. L. V. Finster (on furlough),
Mrs. R. R. Breitigam, Juana San
Augustin, Juliana M. Beltran,
Andrea P. Ligaya, Maria E. Sala-
zar, Marcos Comilang, Valeriano
Garcia, Florentino Jabola, Pon-
ciano Bungay, Pedro Magsalen,
Lauro Corda.
CEBUAN MISSION
Organized 1914
Territory: Provinces of Cebu, Bo-
hol, Leyte, and Oriental Negros,
Misamis, and Surigao.
Office Address: Box 244, Cebu,
Cebu, Philippine Islands.
Officers:
Supt., S. W. Munro.
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Department Secretaries:
.Sabbath School, Mrs. S. W.
Munro.
Miss. Vol., Home Miss., and
Field Miss., Manuel Kintanar.
Ministers:
S. W. Munro, W. L. Rodriquez.
Licentiates:
Dr. C. Fattebert (on furlough),
Manuel Kintanar.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. S. W. Munro, Mrs. Ellen
B. Fattebert (on furlough), Al-
fonso Bakulpo, Carlos Arran-
gues, Gojerico Arrogante, Juana
Kintanar, Brigada Rodriquez.
NORTHERN LUZON MISSION
Entered 1913; organized 1917
Territory: Provinces of Panagasi-
nan, Nueva Visvaya, Isabela,
Cagayan, Ilocos Notre, Ilocos
Sur; Abra, La Union, Batanes
Islands, and the Mountain Prov-
ince.
Office Address: Vigan, Ilocos Sur,
Philippine Islands.
Officers:
Supt. and Treas., W. B. Am-
mundsen..
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. W. B. Am-
mundsen.
Home Miss., Leon Z. Roda.
Field kiss., Tito P. Atiga.
Ministers:
R. E. Hay (on furlough), W. B.
Ammundsen, Leon Z. Roda,
Juan 0. Afenir, Emilio Valera.
Licentiates:
Tito P. Atiga, Eugenio Sanidad,
Manuel Oliva, Alvaro Z. Roda.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss Matea Rebollido, Miss Mar-
tina Valera, Miss Rosa Limos,
Miss Maxima de la Cruz, Mrs.
W. B. Ammundsen, Rafael A.
Pilar, Mrs. R. E. Hay (on fur-
lough).
118 PHILIPPINE UNION MISSION
WEST VISAYAN MISSION
Organized 1914
Territory: The islands of Panay,
Guimaras, Romblom, Tablas, Si-
buyan, and the Province of Oc-
cidental Negros.
Office Address: 52 Luna St., La
Paz, Iloilo, Philippine Islands.
SOUTH CHINA UNION MISSION
Reorganized 1919
Territory: The Chinese Provinces
of Kwangsi, Kwangtung, Fu-
kien, French Indo-China, and the
Islands of Formosa and Hainan.
Population: 84,808,009; churches,
30; members, 1,715.
Telegraphic and Cable Address:
" Adventist," Hongkong.
Postal Address: P. 0. Box 310,
Hongkong, China.
Officers:
Supt., F. H. DeVinney (on fur-
lough).
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, C. S. ,
Sissons.
Executive Committee: F. H. De-
Vinney (on furlough), W. C.
Hankins, P. V. Thomas, R. M.
Milne, C. C. Morris, R. A. Fal-
coner, T. K. Ang, N. P. Keh, C.
S. Sissons, A. L. Ham, J. P. An-
derson, F. E. Bates, Wong-Shin
Cheong.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Mrs. R. M. Milne.
Field Miss., Home Miss., and
Educational, R. M. Milne.
Medical Miss., R. A. Falconer,
M. D.
Minister: F. H. DeVinney (on fur-
lough).
Licentiate: R. M. Milne.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. H. DeVinney (on fur-
lough), Mrs. R. M. Milne, C. S.
Sissons, Mrs. C. S. Sissons.:
Postal Address: P. 0. Box 334, La
Paz, Iloilo, Philippine Islands.
Officers:
Supt., G. H. Murrin.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. G. H.
Murrin.
Ministers:
G. H. Murrin, Fausto H. Jor-
nada.
AMOY MISSION
Territory: The Amoyese-speak-
ing portions of the Province of
Fukien.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Kulangsu, Amoy, China.
Officers:
Director, W. C. Hankins.
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. W. C. Han-
kins.
Ministers:
W. C. Hankins, B. L. Anderson,
N. P. Keh, N. K. Keh.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. C. Hankins, Mrs. B. L.
Anderson.
CANTONESE MISSION
Territory: The Cantonese-speak-
ing portion of Kwangtung
Province.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Tungshan, Canton, China.
Officers:
Director, A. L. Ham.
Sec. and Treas.,
Ministers:
A. L. Ham, S. L. Wong.
Licentiates:
H. B. Parker, S. M. Cheung, T.
S. Woo, P. L. Chan, C. M. Kwok,
K. C. Tam, C. L. Ma.
 SOUTH CHINA UNION MISSION
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. H. B. Parker, Miss Ida
Thompson, Mrs. A. L. Hani, C. C.
Lai, K. M. Sham, H. K. Siu, H.
H. Tam, Y. K. Cheung, Mrs. L.
P. Chan, Miss Y. K. Leung, Mrs.
T. S. Wu, Miss S. Yick.
FOOCHOW MISSION
Territory: The northern .portion
of the Province of Fukien.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Siang-siu Seng, Foochow City,
China.
Officers:
Director, Sec., and Treas., C. C.
Morris.
Minister: C. C. Morris.
Licentiate: G. E. Clarke.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. C. C. Morris, Mrs. G. E.
Clarke.
HAKKA MISSION
Territory: The Hakka-speaking
portion of the Provinces of
Kwangtung and Fukien.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Waichow, Kwangtung, China.
Officers:
Director, J. P. Anderson.
Sec. and Treas., A. J. Wearner.
Ministers:
J. P. Anderson, S. A. Nagel, Lo
Sin Tshoi.
Licentiate: A. J. Wearner.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. S. A. Nagel, Mrs. A.
Wearner:
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KWANGSI MISSION
Territory: The Province of Kwang-
si, and On Po, Ling Shan and
Yam Chow Districts in Kwang-
tung.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Nanning, Kwangsi, China.
Officers:
Director and Minister, P. V.
Thomas.
Sec. and Treas., P. L. Williams.
Missionary Licentiates:
R. A. Falconer, M. D., P. L. Wil-
liams, Mrs. P. L. Williams, Mrs.
P. V. Thomas.
SWATOW MISSION
Territory: The Swatowese portion
of the Provinces of Fukien and
Kwangtung.
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Swatow, Kwangtung, China.
Officers:
Director, F. E. Bates.
Sec. and Treas., I. L. Kent.
Ministers:
F. E. Bates, T. K. Ang.
Licentiates:
I. L. Kent, Tan Hiong Tsun, Tan
Zui Cheng, Heng Hang Seng,
Heng Kok Thoan, Lo Tau Ngu-
ang, Gui- Tek Kheng, Ng King
Ming.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. E. Bates, Mrs. I. L.
Kent, Mrs. T. K. Ang, Ie Tiau
Peng, Ang Tsun Heng, Wang
Sui Seng, Ang Tsu Sung, Ng
Tsai Theng, Heng Iu Leng, Chia
Chiam Tong, Sng Khiam Tsong,
Cheng To Han.
 WEST CHINA UNION MISSION
Organized zgzg.
Territory: The Provinces of Sze-
chwan, Yunnan, Kweichow.
Population: 88.699,746; churches,
2; members, 81.
Postal Address: S. D. A. Mission,
Chungking, Szechwan, China.
Officers:
Supt., M. C. Warren.
Sec. and Treas., 0. W. Morgan.
Executive Committee: M. C.
Warren, 0. W. Morgan, E. L.
Lutz, C. L. Blandford, Dr. J. N.
Andrews, S. H. Lindt, L. I.
Shinn, Mrs. M. C. Warren, Shi
Ru Lin, Liao Hsian Hsien, Mao
Bin Lan.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. M. C. War-
ren.
Field Miss., Home Miss., and
Miss. Vol., E. L. Lutz.
Educational, S. H. Lindt.
Ministers: .
M. C. Warren, Shi Ru Lin.
Licentiates:
0. W. Morgan, E. L. Lutz.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. M. C. Warren, Mrs. 0. W,
Morgan, Mrs. E. L. Lutz. ,
EAST SZECHWAN MISSION
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Chung-
king, Szechwan, China.
Officers:
Director, M. C. Warren.
Sec. and Treas., 0. W. Morgan.
Licentiate: Liao Hsian Hsien.
Missionary Licentiates:
Wang An Hsi, Li Lu Gun, Shi
Si Muh, Liao Si Muh.
TIBETAN MISSION
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Tat-
sienlu, Szechwan, China.
Officers:
Director, Dr. J. N. Andrews.
Sec. and Treas., L. I. Shinn.
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Licentiates:
Dr. J. N. Andrews, L. I. Shinn.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. J. N. Andrews, Mrs. L. I.
Shinn:
WEST SZECHWAN MISSION
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Cheng-
tu, Szechwan, China.
Officers:
Director, C. L. Blandford.
Sec. an Treas., S. H. Lindt.
Ministers:
C. L. Blandford, S. H. Lindt.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. C. L. Blandford, Mrs. S. H.
Lindt, Mao Bin Lan, Gwoa Heo
An, Gwoa Si Muh.
INSTITUTIONS IN FAR EAST-
ERN DIVISION
Educational:
Bethel Girls' School, Tungshan,
Canton. China.
Cantonese Intermediate School,
Tungshan, Canton, China.
Chosen Industrial School, Soo-
nan, Chosen (Korea).
Foochow Intermediate School,
Foochow, China.
Fukien Intermediate School, Ku-
langsu, Amoy, China.
Hankow Intermediate School,
Wang Gai Dun, Hankow, Hu-
' peh. China.
Honan Intermediate School, Lo-
wanho, Yencheng, Honan,
China.
Japan Mission Training School,
169 Amanuma, Suginami-mu-
ra, Toyotama-gun, Tokyo,
Japan.
Philippine Academy, 229-251
Luna St., Pasay, Rizal, Philip-
pine Islands.
Shanghai Missionary College, 17
Ningkuo Road, Shanghai,
China.
 WEST CHINA UNION MISSION
Singapore Training School, 399
Upper Serangoon Road, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
Publishing:
Chosen Mission Press, Seoul,
Chosen (Korea).
Japanese Publishing House, 169
Amanuma, Suginami - mum,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo, Japan.
Postal Address: Box 7, Yodo-
bashi P. 0., Tokyo Japan.
Malaysian Publishing House,
399 Upper Serangoon Road,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
Philippine Publishing House,
239-251 Calle Luna, Pasay,
Rizal; Philippine Islands.
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Postal Address: Box 813, Ma-
nila, Philippine Islands.
Signs of the Times Publishing
House, Box 856, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Medical
Shanghai Sanitarium Assn., 34
Nanking Road, Shanghai,
China.
Nanning Dispensary, Nanning,
Kwangsi, China.
Soonan Hospital, Soonan, Cho-
sen.
Yencheng Hospital-Dispensary,
,Lowanho, Yencheng, Honan,
China.
Tatsienlu Dispensary, Tatsien-
lu, Szechwan, China.
 SOUTH AMERICAN DIVISION OF THE
GENERAL CONFERENCE
Organized igx6
Territory": The Austral and South
Brazil Union Conferences, and
the Inca and East Brazil Union
Missions.
Population: 50,566.613; churches,
137; members, 8,687.
Cable Address: " Division," Bue-
nos Aires. Western Union Code
Five-letter Edition or A B C,
Fifth Edition.
Office Address: Florida, F. .C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Officers:
Executive Board: 0. Montgom-
ery, W. H. Williams, J. W.
Westphal, F. W. Spies, R. T.
Baer, E. F. Peterson, H. Meyer,
H. U. Stevens, A. A. Cone,.
Chairman of Executive. Board:
0. Montgomery.
Sec., Sub-Treas., and Auditor
(of Executive loard): W. H.
Williams.
PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT
Secretary, A. A. Cone.
General Members:
0. Montgomery, J. W. West-
phal, F. W. Spies, E. F. Peter-
son, W. H. Williams, H. Meyer,
R. T. Baer.
Managers of Publishing Houses:
Everett Everest, A. Pages, F. T.
Mohr, W. A. Ernenputsch.
Union Field Miss. Secretaries:
C. L. Bainer, E. H. Meyers, J.
W. Wilhelm.
Editors:
Edgar Brooks, D. R. Buckner, F.
D. Nichol.
HOME MISSIONARY DEPART-
MENT
Secretary, A. A. Cone.
General Members:
0. Montgomery, F. W. Spies,
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R. T. Baer, W. H. Williams, J.
W. Westphal, E. F. Peterson,
H. Meyer.
Union Home Miss. Secretaries:
E. V. Moore, L. E. Christman.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
Secretary: H. U. Stevens.
Other Members:
C. P. Crager, J. S. Marshall, H.
B. Lundquist, T. W. Steen, W.
E. Murray, C. D. Striplin.
MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER DE-
PARTMENT
Secretary: H. U. Stevens.
Other Members:
C. P. Crager, W. E. Murray, H.
B. Lundquist, T. W. Steen, J.
S. Marshall, C. D. Striplin.
SABBATH SCHOOL DEPART-
MENT
Secretary: H. U. Stevens.
Other Members:
E. V. Moore, H. B. Lundquist,
F. I. Mohr, W. A. Ernenputsch,
J. W. Westphal, E. H. Wilcox,
Mrs. F. L. Perry.
LABORERS HOLDING CREDEN-
TIALS FROM THE GENER-
AL CONFERENCE
Ministers:
0. Montgomery, J. W. West-
phal, H. U. Stevens.
Licentiate:
A. A. Cone.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. H. Williams, W. E. Phillips.
 AUSTRAL UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1906
Office: Florida, F. C. C. A., Bue-
nos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Officers:
Pres., R. T. Baer.
Sec. and Treas., G. E. Hartman.
Executive Committee: R. T.
Baer, G. E. Hartman, C. P. Cra-
ger, F. L. Perry, J. H. Roth,
L. E. Christman, Dr. R. H. Hab-
enicht, J. S. Marshall, A. R.
Sherman, 0. E. Schnepper, E.
W. Everest, E. H. Meyers, H. B.
Lundquist.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., E. H. Meyers.
Educational and Miss. Vol., H.
B. Lundquist.
Medical Miss., R. H. Habenicht,
M. D.
Home Miss., L. E. Christman.
Ministers:
R. T. Baer, H. B. Lundquist, 0.
W. Casebeer, R. H. Habenicht,
L. E. Christman.
Licentiates:
Edgar Brooks, F. H. Meyers, W.
E. Bergherm, J. S. Marshall,
Ernesto Tulin, J: M. Howell,
Roy Saunders.
Missionary Licentiates:
G. E. Hartman, 0. Oppegard,
Lydia G, de Oppegard, Everett
Everest, 0. H. Maxson, W. H.
Wohlers, D. R. Buckner, Juan
Wedekamper, G. B. Replogle, R.
M. Baker, Mrs. R. M. Baker,
Mrs. W. H. Wohlers, C. E. West-
phal, William Kirstein, A. G.
Nelson, Miss M. Bergstrom,
Eudoro Villafane.
BUENOS AIRES CONFERENCE
Organized 1921
Territory: City of Buenos Aires
and suburbs.
Office Address: Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Officers:
Pres., J. H. Roth.
Sec. and Treas., G. E. Hartman.
Executive Committee: J. H.
Roth, G. E. Hartman, L. A. Ro-
jas, J. A. Ayvazian, Andres
Ascione.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. A. Ayvazian.
Field Miss., Caytano Ferri.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., An-
dres Ascione.
Sabbath School., Mrs. R. T.
Baer.
Ministers:
J. H. Roth, L. A. Rojas.
Missionary Licentiates:
Andres Ascione, J. A. Ayvazian,
Mrs. R. T. Baer, Alatilda Gentile,
Caytano Ferri.
Church School Teacher:
Mrs. W. E. Phillips.
CENTRAL ARGENTINE
MISSION
Organized 1921
Territory: Province of Buenos
Aires (except City and sub-
urbs), territory of La Pampa
and territory of Neuquen.
Office Address: Florida F. C.
'
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Officers:
Supt., R. T. Baer.
Sec. and Treas., G. E. Hartman.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. A. Ayvazian.
Field Miss., Caytano Ferri.
Ministerial Licentiate:
J. T. Thompson.
Missionary Licentiate:
Jose Immo.
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CHILE CONFERENCE
Organized 1907
Territory: Chile, South America.
Cable Address: "Adventist," San-
tiago, Chile, South America.
Office Address: Casilla 2830, San-
tiago, Chile, South America.
Officers:
Pres., C. P. Crager.
Sec. and Treas., G. Emmeneg-
ger.
Executive Committee: C. P.
Crager, G. Emmenegger, John
Brown, Facundo Olivarria M.
Deparment Secretaries:
Tract Soc., G. Emmene, cmer.
Field Miss., Facundo Olivarria
M.
Sabbath School, Gertrudis Da-
vis.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., Wal-
ter Schubert.
Ministers:
C. P. Crager, J. L. Brown, V. E.
Thomann, Ab ert Kruger, C. A.
Anderson.
Licentiates:
Abraham Berchin, Walter Schu-
bert, E. U. Ayars.
Missionary Licentiates:
G. E. Emmenegger, Gertrudis
Davis, Facundo Olivarria M.
NORTH ARGENTINE CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1921
Territory: Provinces of Entre
Rios, Sante Fe, Cordoba, La
Rioja, Santiago del Estero, Tu- Territory
cuman, Catamarca, Salta, Los
Andes, and Jujuy.
Office Address: 2200 Laprida, Ro-
sario de Santa Fe, Argentina,
South America.
Officers:
Pres., F. L. Perry.
Sec. and Treas., C. E. Krieghoff.
Executive Committee: F. L.
Perry, C. E. Krieghoff, T.E. Sa-
viano, G. Block.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., T. E. Saviano.
Sabbath School, Mrs. F. L. Minister: Julio Ernst.
Perry.
Ministers:
F. L. Perry, G. Block, E. W.
Thomann, C. E. Krieghoff.
Licentiates:
Pedro Cartoccio, J. D. Haynes.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. L.. Perry, T. E. Saviano.
Church School Teachers:
0. Heydecker, Ema Sadler, Jorge
Block, Godofredo Block.
ALTO PARANA MISSION
Organized 1906
Territory: Paraguay, the terri-
tories of Misiones, Chaco, For-
mosa, and Corrientes, Argentina.
Office Address: Posadas, Misiones,
Argentina, South America.
Officers:
Supt., 0. E. Schnepper.
Sec. and Treas., D. J. Weiss.
Executive Committee: 0. E.
Schnepper, Pedro M. Brouchy,
D. J. Weiss, Lazaro Solis, Josd
Dongarra.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., D. J. Weiss.
Field Miss.,
Licentiates:
0. P. Schnepper, Pedro M. Brou-
chy.
Missionary Licentiates:
D. J. Weiss, JosS Dongarra, Eu-
genio Brouchy.
URUGUAY MISSION
Organized 1906
Uruguay Republic,
Smith America.
Office Address: Calle Arena]
2535, Montevideo, Uruguay,
South America.
Officers:
Supt., A. R. Sherman.
Sec. and Treas.,
Executive Committee: A. R.
Sherman, Ernesto Beskow, Ale-
jandro Ernst.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., Roy Saunders.
Miss. Vol., A. R. Sherman.
Licentiate: A. 11. Sherman.
 EAST BRAZIL UNION MISSION
Organized rgrg
Territory: The east half of the
State of Minas Geraes, the Fed-
eral District and the States of
Rio de Janeiro, Espirito Santo,
Bahia, Sergipe, Alagoas, Pern-
ambuco, Parahyba, Rio Grande
do Norte, Piauhy, Ceara., Maran-
hao, Para, and Amazonas.
Cable Address: " Adventista,'!
Rio de Janeiro.
Postal Address: Caixa Postal 768,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South
America.
Office Address: Rua Senador Fur-
tado 52, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
South America.
Officers:
Supt., H. Meyer.
Sec. and Treas., W. A. Eruen-
putsch.
Field Sec., J. W. Wilhelm.
Executive Committee: H. Meyer,
W. A. Ernenputsch, R. J. Wil-
fart, C. E. Rentfro, J. H. Boehm,
J. W. Wilhelm, George Belleau.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc. and Sabbath School,
W. A. Ernenputsch.
Minister: H. Meyer.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. A. Ernenputsch, J. W. Wil-
helm.
BAHIA MISSION
Established 1910
Territory: States of Bahia and
Sergipe.
Office Address: Caixa Postal 198,
Bahia, Estado da Bahia, Brazil,
South America.
Officers:
Supt.,
Department Secretary:
Field Miss.,
Minister: L. B. Hallowell.
Missionary Licentiates:
Ayres Ferreira Paes, Manoel P.
da Silva.
EAST MINAS MISSION
Established 1919
Territory: East half of the State
of Minas Geraes.
Office Address: Rua Mariano Pro- -
copio 679, Mariano Procopio,
Minas Geraes, Brazil, South
America.
Offiders:
Supt. and 'Minister, George Bel-
leau.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., C. P. Leite.
Licentiate: L. D. Nabuco.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. P. Leite, Deodoro Barboza.
ESPIRITO SANTO MISSION
Established 1919
Territory: State of Espirito San-
to.
Office Address: Caixa Postal 3764,
Victoria, Espirito Santo, Bra-
zil, South America.
Officers:
Supt. and Minister, J. H. Boehm.
Licentiates:
Pedro Alexandre, H. G. Stoehr.
Church School Teachers:
Paulo Schulz, Alberto Knipfer.
PERNAMBUCO MISSION
Established 1916
Territory: The States of Pernam-
buco, Alagoas, Parahyba, and
Rio Grande do Norte.
Office Address: Rua Bemfica 915,
Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil.
Postal Address: Caixa Postal 378,
Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil,
South America.
Officers:
Supt., C. E. Rentfro.
Sec. and Treas., E. Langenstras-
sen.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., J. M. Rabello.
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126 EAST BRAZIL UNION MISSION
Ministers:
C. E. Rentfro, Jacob Kroeker.
Licentiate: J. A. Silveira.
Missionary Licentiates:
E. Langenstrassen, J. M. Ra-
bello.
School Teacher: Thilonilla Santos.
RIO DE JANEIRO MISSION
Established 1910
Territory: State of Rio de Ja-
neiro and Federal District.
INCA UNION MISSION
Organized 1 914
Territory: The Bolivia, Ecuador,
Lake Titicaca Indian, and Pe-
ruvian Missions,
Cable Address: " Adventista,"
Lima-Perfi.
Postal Address: Casilla 1002, Li-
ma, Peru, South America.
Office Address: Calle Progresso No.
16, Miraflores, Lima, Per6, South
America.
Officers:
Supt., E. F. Peterson.
Sec. and Treas., F. I. Mohr.
Executive Committee: E. F.
Peterson, F. I. Mohr, F. A. Stahl,
C. D. Striplin, the superintend-
ents of the local missions and
Union Field Secretary.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, F. I. Mohr.
Educational and Miss Vol., C.
D. Striplin.
Union Field and Home Miss.,
Ministers:
E. F. Peterson, F. A. Stahl, C.
D. Striplin.
Missionary Licentiates:
F. I. Mohr, F. F. Osorio.
Postal Address: Caixa Postal 768,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South
America.
Officers:
Supt. and Minister, R. J.
Wilfart.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., E. D. da Cunha.
Licentiates:
J. A. M. da Cunha, Gustavo
Storch.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Regina Braga, Catharina
Pinto, E. D. da Cunha.
BOLIVIA MISSION
Established 1907
Territory: Republic of Bolivia,
South America.
Telegraphic Address: " Adventis-
tas," La Paz, Bolivia.
Postal Address: Casilla 355, La
Paz, Bolivia, South America.
Officers:
Supt., W. R. Pohle.
Sec. and Treas., J. S. Hindbaugh.
Executive Committee: W. R.
Pohle, J. S. Hindbaugh, L. G.
Beans, Reid S. Shepard.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss. and Home Miss., L.
G. Beans.
Ministers:
W. R. Pohle, T. L. Oswald.
Licentiates:
Reid Shepard, L. G. Beans.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. S. Hindbaugh, Walterio Tho-
mann, Mrs. Reid S. Shepard,
Mrs. W. Thomann.
ECUADOR MISSION
Established 1906
Territory: Republic of Ecuador,
South America,
 INCA UNION MISSION
Cable Address:' " Adventists," Qui.-
to, Ecuador.
Postal Address: Casilla 44, Quito,
Ecuador, South America.
Officers:
Supt., H. D. Isaac.
Sec. and Treas., F. I. Mohr.
Executive Committee: H. D. Is-
aac, Orley Ford, J. R. McWil-
liams.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss. and Home Miss.,
J. R. McWilliams.
Minister: H. D. Isaac.
Licentiates:
Orley Ford, J. D. Lorenz (on fur-
lough), E. P. Howard, (on fur-
lough).
Missionary Licentiate:
J. R. McWilliams.
LAKE TITICACA MISSION
Established 1916
Territory: Departments of Puno,
Madre de Dios, and Cuzco, in
Peril.
Postal Address: Casilla 85, Puno.
Peru, South America.
Cable Address: "Adventista," Pu-
no, Peril.
Officers:
Supt., E. H. Wilcox.
Sec. and Treas., H. M. Colburn.
Executive Committee: E. H.
Wilcox, H. M. Colburn, S. T.
Johnston, David E. Dalinger,
Archie H. Field, W. F. Miller,
and Educational Secretary.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Society, H. M. Colburn.
Home Miss., F. H. Wilcox.
Educational and Sabbath School,
Ministers:
E. H. Wilcox, W. F. Miller.
Licentiates:
D. E. Dalinger, G. A. Schwerin,
J. D. Replogle, H. M. Colburn.
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Missionary 'Licentiates:
S. T. Johnston, A. C. Ford, Ar-
chie H. Field, J. H. Elvin, L. L.
Clark, Mrs. David E. Dalinger, ,
Mrs. A. C. Ford, John Ford,
Mrs. Archie H. Field, Mrs. J.
Replogle, Mrs. H. M. Colburn,
Mrs. E. H. Wilcox, Mrs. W. F.
Miller, Mrs. L. L. Clark, Mrs.
J. H. Elvin, Mrs. S. T. Johnston,
Mrs. R. M. Field, Mrs. Gilbert
A. Schwerin, Juan Huanca, Mar-
tin Velasquez, Luciano Chambi,
Maria Morales Santillana.
PERUVIAN MISSION
Established 1906
Territory: Republic of Peru (ex-
cept departments of Puno, Mad-
re de Dios, and Cuzco), South
America.
Cable and Telegraphic Address:
" Adventista," Lima, Peril.
Postal Address: Casilla 1002, Lima,
Peru, South America.
Office Address: Plazuela de San
Francisco 350, Lima, Peru, South
America.
Officers:
, Supt., L. D. Minner.
See. and Treas., J. W. Cole.
Executive Committee: L. D.
Minner, J. W. Cole, R. R. Coble,
Cesar Lopez, F. F. Osorio.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. W. Cole.
Sabbath School, J. W. Cole.
Field Miss., R. R. Coble.
Home Miss., R. R. Coble.
Ministers:
L. D. Minner, W. W. Wheeler.
Licentiates:
Cesar Lopez, P. S. Salazar.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. W. Cole, R. R. Coble, Felipe
Bustamante, Nicanor Moreno, N.
A. Llano, Serafin Cortez, F. F.
Osorio.
 SOUTH BRAZIL UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1911
Territory:: The Conferences of
Rio Grande do Sul, and Santa
Catharina; and the mission
fields of Parana, Sao Paulo,
West Minas; and the States of
Matto Grosso and Goyaz.
Cable Address: " Adventista," Sao
Bernardo, Silo Paulo.
Office Address: Estacao Sao Ber-
nardo, S. P. R., sao Paulo, Bra-
zil, South America.
Officers:
Pres. F. W. Spies.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, C. E.
Schofield.
Executive Committee: - F. W.
Spies, C. E. Schofield, R. M. Car-
ter, W. E. Murray, E. V..Moore,
A. L. Westphal, the presidents
of the conferences composing the
Union, the superintendents of
the organized missions of the
Union, the director of the Bra-
zil Training School and the Man-
ager of the Brazil Publishing
House.
Legal Assn.: " Associacao dos
Adventistas do sedum) die no
Brazil."
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., C. L. Bainer.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,-
E. V. Moore.
Educational and Miss. Vol., W.
E. Murray.
Ministers:
F. W. Spies, E. M. Davis, J. E.
Brown, M. Kiimpel, A. E. Hagen.
Licentiates:
R. M. Carter, T. W. Steen, W.
E. Murray, E. V. Moore, C. L.
Bainer.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. E. Schofield, A. Pages, G. B.
Taylor, Miss L. Wurts.
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RIO GRANDE DO SUL
CONFERENCE
Organized 1906
Territory: The State of Rio Grande
do Sul, Brazil.
Telegraphic Address: " Advent-
ista," Porto Alegre, Brazil.
Postal Office: Caixa Postal 106,
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande -do
Sul, Brazil, South America.
Office Address: Avenida do Born
Fim 174a, Porto Alegre, Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil, South
America.
Officers:
Pres., R. Suessmann.
Sec. a.nd Treas., L. Lotz.
Executive Committee: R. Suess-
mann, L. Lotz, Aug. Rockel,
Jos6 KUmpel, Julio Koehler.
Department. Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Otto Groeschel.
Field Miss., Julio Koehler.
Sabbath School, Erna Suess-
mann.
Ministers:
R. Suessmann, Jose Reis, Aug.
Rockel.
Licentiate: H. Simao.
Missionary Licentiates:
L. Lotz, Julio Koehler, Augusta
Hartz.
Church School Teachers:
Elsa Bergold, Germano Taube,
Carolina Kapteinat, Albertina R.
da Silva-Simao, Lucinda Her-
mann
SANTA CATHARINA CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1906
Territory: State of Santa Cathar-
ina, Brazil.
Office Address: Tndayal, Blumenau,
Santa Catharina, Brazil, South
America.
 SOUTH BRAZIL UNION CONFERENCE
Officers:
Pres., F. R. Kuempel.
Sec.. and Treas., C. E. Schofield.
Executive Committee: F. R.
Kuempel, Fr. Peggau, A. Hort,
Germano Conrad.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., S. M. de Oliveira.
Minister: F. R. Kuenapel.
Licentiate: Germano Conrad.
Church School Teacher: F. Stuhl-
mann.
MATTO GROSSO MISSION
Established 1921
Territory: The State of Matto
Grbsso, Brazil
Office Address: Campo Grande,
Matto Grosso, Brazil, South
America.
Officer:
Supt., Max Rhode.
Licentiate: Max Rhode.
PARANA MISSION
Established 1906
Territory: The State of Parana,
Brazil.
Office Address: Rua Saldanha Ma-
rinho 169, Curityba, Parana, Bra-
zil, Smith America.
Officers:
Supt., Germano Streithorst.
Executive Committee: Germa-
no Streithorst, Gustavo Richter,
Saturnino M. Oliveira, Joao Mo-
reira de Castilho, Augusto An-
nies.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., S. M. de Oliveira.
Minister: Germano Streithorst.
Licentiate: J. Moreira.
Missionary Licentiate: S. M. de
Oliveira.
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SAO PAULO MISSION
Organized 1914
Territory: The State of Sao
Paulo, Brazil.
Postal Address: Caixa Postal 1830.
Sao Paulo, Brazil, South Ameri-
ca.
Office Address: Estacilo Sao Ber-
nardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Bra-
zil, South America.
Officers:
Supt., H. B. Westcott.
Sec. and Treas., C. E. Schofield.
Executive Committee: H. B.
Westcott, C. E. Schofield, Ma-
noel Margarido, Raphael' Ferre-
ira, L. Klein.
Department Secretary:
Field Miss., Manoel Margarido.
Minister: H. B. Westeott.
Licentiates:
' Luiz Braun, Carlos Heinrich.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mathias Alencar, Manoel Mar-
garido, Adelina Zourob.
Church School Teachers:
Philonilla dos Santos, Amador
dos Campbs.
WEST MINAS GERAES
MISSION
Established 1919
Territory: Western part of the
State of Minas. Geraes.
Office Address: Caixa. Postal 99,
Varginha, R. S. M., Minas Ge-
raes, Brazil, South America.
Officers:
Supt., A. L. Westphal.
Licentiates:
A. L. Westphal, W. \''a
130 SOUTH BRAZIL UNION CONFERENCE
INSTITUTIONS IN THE SOUTH
AMERICAN DIVISION
CONFERENCE
Educational:
Colegio Adventista del Plata,
Puiggari, F. C. E., Entre
Rios, Argentina, South Amer-
ica.
Colegio Adventista de Chile, Chil-
lan, Chile, South America.
" Seminario Adventista do Bra-
zil," Santo Amaro, Sao Paulo.
Brazil, South America.
Inca Union Training School, Ca-
silla 1002, Lima, Peru, South
America.
Publishing:
Casa Editora Sudamericana,
Florida, F. C. C. A., Buenos
Aires, Argentina, South Amer-
ica.
Casa Publicadora Brasileira, Sao
Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo,
Brazil, South America.
Sanitarium:
Sanatorio Adventista- del Plata,
Puiggari, F. C. E. R., Entre
Rios, Argentina, South Amer-
ica
 SOUTHERN ASIA DIVISIONAL SECTION OF
THE GENERAL CONFERENCE
(Organized as the India Union Mission, 191o; reorganized, 1919)
Territory: India, Burma, Ceylon,
and islands politically connected
therewith.
Population:. 325,000,000; chUrches,
26; members, 978.
Cable Address: Adventist," Poona.
General Office: P. 0. Box 15, Poona,
India.
Officers:
Chairman, W. W. Fletcher.
Sec. and Treas., A. H. Williams.
Executive Board: W. W. Flet-
cher, A. H. Williams, I. F. Blue,
G. G. Lowry, H. E. Willoughby,
J. Phillips, H. C. Menkel, M. D.,
S. A. Wellman.
Legal Assn.: " The India Finan-
cial Association of Seventh-day
Adventists."
Literature Committee: W. W.
Fletcher, G. F. Enoch, L. G.
Mookerjee, S. A. Wellman, E.
B. Jones.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Miss. Vol., and
Home Miss., S. A. Wellman.
Educational I. F. Blue.
BURMA UNION MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: Burma, including the
Shan States; the Nicobar and
Andaman Groups.
Office Address: 60 Lower Kern-
' mendine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Cable Address: " Adventist, Ran-
goon."
Officers:
Supt., J. Phillips.
Sec. and,Treas., L. W. Melendy.
Executive CoMmittee: J. Phil-
lips, L. W. Melendy, E. B. Hare,
D. C. Ludington, I. V. Coun-
sel], A. J. Denoyer.
Medical Miss., H. C..Menkel, M.
D.
Ministers:
W. W. Fletcher, H. C. Menkel,
M. D., A. H. Williams, S. A.
Wellman, 0. F. Enoch, A. G.
Youngberg. .
Licentiates:
L. A. Semmens, W. K. Lake.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. W. Fletcher, Mrs. A. H.
Williams, Mrs. H. C. Menkel.
Mrs. G. F. Enoch, Mrs. S. A.
Wellman, Mrs. W. K. Lake, Mrs.
L. A. Semmens, Mrs. A. O'Connor,
E. B. Jones, Mrs. E. B. Jones,
W. A. Scott Mrs. W. A. Scott,
F. 0. Raymond, Mrs. F. 0. Ray-
mond, Mrs. 0. E. Shannon, Miss
Ilma Dowling, C. W. Tinworth,
Mrs. C. W. Tinworth, T. J. Mich-
ael, Mrs. T. J. Michael, W. H.
Smith, Mrs: W. H. Smith, Miss
Tuckey, W. E. Perrin, Mrs. W.
E. Perrin, Mrs. A. G. Youngberg.
Workers on Furlough:
Minister: J. E. Fulton.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Mrs. L. W. Melendy.
Educational, D. C. Ludington.
Medical Miss., Mrs. 0. Tornblad,
M. D.'
Field Miss., J. 0. Wilson.
Ministers:
J. Phillips, I. V. Counsell, F. A.
Wyman, R. A. Beckner (on fur-
lough).
Licentiate: D. C. Ludington.
131.
132 BURMA UNION MISSION
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. J. Phillips, Mrs. R. A. Beck-
ner (on furlough), Mrs. D. C.
Ludington, Mrs. 0. Tornblad,
L. W. Melendy, Mrs. L. W. Mel-
endy, Mrs. F. A. Wyman (on
furlough), J. 0. Wilson.
Native Worker: Saya Ba.
IRRAWADDY DELTA MISSION
Officers:
Acting Supt., A. J. Denoyer, Ta-
ikgyi, Burma.
Advisory Committee: A. J. De-
noyer, A. Richards, Chit Hla.
Licentiates:
H. A. Skinner, Mg. Maung, A.
Richards.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. J. Denoyer, Mrs. A. J. De-
foyer, Mrs. H. A. Skinner.
Native Workers:
Pu- Nyo, Aung Zone.
NORTHEAST INDIA UNION MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: The Presidency of .Ben-
gal; the Provinces of Bihar and
Orissa; the Province of Assam;
with connected native states.
Office Address: 6 Dehi Serampore
Road, Entally, Calcutta, India.
Cable Address.: Adventist, Calcut-
ta.
Officers:
Supt., H. E. Willoughby.
Sec., L. G. Mookerjee.
Treas., Miss M. H. Belchambers.
Executive Committee: H. E. Wil-
loughby, L. G. Mookerjee, L. J.
Burgess, W. H. Stevens, H. E.
McWhinny, E. H. Guilliard, C.
C, Kellar.
RANGOON AND UPPER BURMA
MISSION
Office Address: 60 Lower Kern!
mendine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Officers:
Supt., J. Phillips.
Advisory Committee: J. Phil-
lips, D. C. Ludington, Hpo Ma.
Licentiates:
D. Hpo ma, Ba Tin.
Native Workers:
A. Stephen, A. Roberts.
TENNASSERIM MISSION
Officers:
Supt., E. B. Hare, Kamma-
Maung, P. 0. Shwegon, via
Moulmein, Burma.
Advisory Committee: E. B.
Hare, Tha Myaing, Saw Peter.
Minister: E. B. Hare.
Licentiate: H. Baird.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. E. B.
Hare.
Native Workers:
Tha Myaing, ,Saw Peter, Saw
John.
Department Secretaries:
Educatiomil, H. E. Willoughby.
Miss. Vol. and Sabbath School,
Mrs. H. E. Willoughby.
Publishing and Home Miss., W.
H. Stevens.
Ministers:
H. E. Willoughby, E. H. Guil-
hard.
Licentiates:
W. 'H. Stevens, J. E. Saunders.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. H. Stevens, Miss M. H.
Belchambers, Mrs. H. E. Wil-
loughby, Mrs. E. H. Guilliard,
Miss Nettie Knister, Mrs. J. E.
Saunders, J. Dean, Mrs. J. Dean!'
Native Workers:
P. C. Dey, P. A. Poddar.
 NORTHEAST INDIA UNION. MISSION
BIHAR MISSION . SANTAL MISSION.
Officers:
Supt., L. J. Burgess, Morabadi,
Ranchi, India.
Advisory Committee: L. J. Bur-
gess, Mrs. L. J. Burgess, L. II.
Olson.
Minister: L. J. Burgess.
Licentiate: L. H. Olson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. L. J. Burgess, Mrs. L. H.
Olson.
Native Workers:
Boaz Toppo, Krisht Alhad Ekka.
EAST BENGAL MISSION
Officers:
Supt., L. G. Mookerjee, Gopal-
ganj, Dist., Faridpur,
Advisory Committee: L. G.
Mookerjee, P. K. Roy, P. C. Arin-
da.
Minister: L. G. Mookerjee.
Licentiates:
P. K. Roy. P. C. Arinda.
'Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. L. G.
Mookerjee.
Native Workers:
T. Boiragee, U. L. Sircar, A. C.
Haldar, P. N. Baroi, K. C. Bat-
labh, M. N. Roy, I. B. Boiragee,
H. K. Baroi, B. L. Sircar.
NORTHWEST INDIA UNION MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: Bombay Presidency;
the Central Provinces; the Cen-
tral India and Rajputana Agen-
cies; such parts of Hyderbad
(Deccan) as are allied to the
foregoing by language; the Unit-
ed Provinces of Agra and Oudh;
the Punjab; Kashmir; the
Northwest Frontier Provinces;
Baluchistan.
Office Address: 17 Abbott Road.
Lucknow, India.
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Officers:
Supt., H. E. Mc'Whinny, S. D. A.
Mission, Karmatar, E. I. Ry.,
India.
Advisory Committee: H. E. Mc-
Whinny, R. J. Borrowdale,
James Besra, Benjamin Peter.
Minister: H. E. McWhinny.
Licentiates:
W. A. Barlow, R. J. Borrowdale.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. R. J. Borrowdale.
Native Workers:
James Besra, Benjamin Peter,
Matla Kishu, Biji Murmu, E.
Peter, Mohon Besra, Emi Peter,
Gabriel Murmu.
WEST BENGAL MISSION
Officers:
Supt., C. C. Kellar, S.D.A.
Krishnagar Dist., Nadia,
India.
Advisory Committee: C. C. Kel-
lar, Mrs. C. C. Keller, P. C.
Cyan.
Licentiates:
C. C. Kellar, P. C. Gyan.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. C. C. Kellar.
Native Workers.:
U. N. Balder. J. M. Baroi, Re-
tan Sircar.
Officers:
Supt., I. F. Blue.
Sec. and Treas.,
Executive Committee : I. F.
Blue, M. M. Mattison, F. H.
Loasby,, R. E. Loasby, H. C.
Menkel, A. E. -Nelson, W.
Smith, G. F. Enoch.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School and Miss. Vol.,
Mrs. I. F. Blue.
Educational, F. W. Smith.
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Publishing, A. E. Nelson.
Home Miss., S. A. Wellman.
Medical Miss., H. C. Menkel, M.
D.
Ministers:
I. F. Blue, R. A. Hubley, F. W.
Smith.
Licentiates:
A. E. Nelson, C. C. Belgrave (on
furlough). _ Licentiates:
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. I. F. Blue, Mrs. R. A Hub-
ley, Mrs. F. W. Smith, Mrs. A.
E. Nelson, Mrs. C. C. Belgrave
(on furlough), Mrs. G. E. Ghaus.
BOMBAY MISSION
Officers:
Supt., R. E. Loasby.
Advisory Committee: R. E. Loas-
by, R. A. Hubley, R. A. Thrift,
S. 0. Martin, J. B. Carter.
Ministers:
M. D. Wood, J. B. Carter, R. A.
Smithwick.
Licentiates:
R. E. Loasby, R. A. Thrift, S.
0. Martin, L. G. Wood, W. H. Mc
Henry.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. R. E. Loasby, Mrs. R. A.
Thrift, Mrs. S. 0. Martin, Miss
W, Reid, Mrs. M. D. Wood, Mrs.
J. B. Carter, Mrs. R. A. Smith-
wick, Mrs. W. H. McHenry.
SOUTH INDIA UNION MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: The Madras Presi-
dency with its neighboring na-
tive states, including such parts
of Hyderabad (Deccan) as are
allied thereto by language; Cey-
lon; the Maldive and \Laccadive
groups.
Office Address: 9 Cockburn Road,
Bangalore, India.
UNITED PROVINCES MISSION
Officers:
Supt., M. M. Mattison.
Advisory Committee: M. - M.
Mattison, F. W. Smith, R. P.
Morris, aban Singh.
Ministers:
M. M. Mattison, 0. H. Shrews.
bury.
R. P. Morris, R. L. Kimble, R.
Peters, Jahan Singh. .
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. R. P. Morris, Mrs. R. L.
Kimble, Mrs. 0. H. Shrewsbury,
Miss M. B. Shyrock, Miss V.
Chilton.
PUNJAB MISSION
Officers:
Supt., F. H. Loasby, Chichoki
Mallian, N. W. Ry., India.
Advisory Committee: F. H.
Loasby, E. R. Reynolds, N. C.
Burns, Mehnga Mall, Kasim Ali.
Minister: F. H. Loasby (on fur-,
lough).
Licentiates:
E. R. Reynolds, N. C. Burns, G.
E. Jones, Kasim Ali, 0. 0. Mat-
tison.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. H. Loasby, Mrs. E. R.
Reynolds, Mrs. N. C. Burns, Mrs.
G. E. Jones, Mrs. 0. 0. Matti-
son.
Telegraphic Address: "Adventist,"
Bangalore.
Officers:
Supt., G. 0. Lowry.
Sec. and Treas., F. J. Butler.
Executive Committee: G. G.
Lowry, F. J. Butler, E. D. Thom-
as, H. G. Woodward, H. L. Pe-
 SOUTH INDIA UNION MIS SIO3s1
den, T. R. Flaiz, J. M. Comer,-E.
M. Meleen.'
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. G. G. Low-
ry.
Educational and Miss. Vol., E.
M. Meleen.
Medical Miss., Mrs. 0. Smith, M.
D.
Home Miss., G. G. Lowry.
Field Miss., L. C. Shepard.
Ministers:
G. G. Lowry, J. M. Coiner, P. C.
Poley.
Licentiates:
E. M. Meleen, C. M. Scanlon, J.
Crammond, L. C. Shepard.
Missionaky Licentiates:
Mrs. G. G. Lowry, Mrs. J. M.
Corner, Mrs. E. M. Meleen, T. W.
Asprey, Mrs. T. W. Asprey,
F. L. Smith, Dr. Olive Smith,
Mrs. J. Crammond, Mrs. P. C.
Poley, Mrs. L. C. Shepard.
Native Workers:
E. D. Joshua, B. Shanthayya,
P.. Raju, M. Joseph.
MALAYALAM MISSION
Officers:
Supt., H. G. Woodward,Neyyat-
tinkarit, South Travancore,
India.
Advisory Committee: H. .0.
WoodWard, J. Joshua, K. G.
Samuel.
Licentiates:
H. G. Woodward, E. Chapman.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. H. G. Woodward, Mrs. E.
Chapman.
Native Workers:
M. Abel, G. K. Samuel, K. G.
Dasan, A. Shadrack, P. Job, T.
Joshua, S. MullathaMbi.
NORTH TAMIL MISSION
Officers:
Supt. and Minister, G. G. Low-
ry, 9 Cockburn Road, Banga-
lore, India.
Advisory Committee: G. G.
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Lowry, A. Asirvatham, G. San-
thanam.
Licentiate: A. Asirvatham.
Native Workers:
G. Santhanam, T. S. Nayagam.
SOUTH TAMIL MISSION
Officers:
Supt., E. D. Thoinas, Nazareth
P. 0., Tinnevelly Dist., India.
Advisory Committee: E. D.
Thomas, J. S. Thambipillay, V.
Isaac.
Minister: E. D. Thomas.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. E. D. Thomas.
Native Workers:
V. Isaac, J. S. Thambipillay, P.
David, A. M. Jessudas, J. S. Da-
vadas.
NORTH TELUGU MISSION
Officers:
Supt. and Minister: H. L. Pe-
den, Narsapur, Kistna Dist.,
India.
Advisory Committee: H. L.
Peden, M. Prakasam.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. H. L. Peden.
Native Workers:
S. Aaron, G. C. Joseph, B. Pra-
kasam:
SOUTH TELUGU MISSION
Officers: (
Supt., T. R. Flaiz, Narsapur,
Kistna Dist., India.
Advisory Committee: T. R.
Flair, V. J. Benjamin, M. Pra-
kasam.
Licentiate: T. ft. Flair.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mrs. T. R. Flair. '
Native Workers:
V. J. Benjamin, M. Daniel, A.
V. Jesgudas, 0. Bhooshanam.
INSTITUTIONS IN SOUTHERN
ASIA DIVISION
The addresses given below are not
necessarily postal addresses. An
136 SOUTH INDIA UNION MISSION
institution can best be reached
by addressing the worker shown
elsewhere in the Year Book as
in charge:
Educational:
Vincent Hill School, Hampton
Court, Mussoorie (English).
Bengali Boys' School, Ranchi.
Bengali Girls' School, Calcutta.
" Open View " Mission (boys')
School, Dwarikhal, Garhwal.
North India Girls' School, Luck-
now.
North India Boys' School, Ha-
pur.
Meiktila Technical School, Meik-
tila.
Marathi Training School, Lasal-
gaon.
Santali Boys' School, Karmatar.
Santali Girls' School, Karmatar.
South India (Boys') Training
School, Bangalore.
South India (Girls') Training
School, Bangalore.
S. D. A. (Tamil) Mission School,
Nazareth.
Karen Mission School, Kamma-
maung. (Burmese)
Taikgyi Girls' School, (Bur-
mese).
Taunggyi Girls' School (Bur-
mese).
Malayalam Mission School, Ney-
yattinkara.
Publishing:
Seventh-day Adventist Publish-
ing House, Lucknow:
Medical:
Treatment rooms at Muskiorie,
and Simla
Hospitals at Chuharkana, Kal-
yan, and Karmatar.
Dispensaries at Hapur,
maung,,, and Lasalgaon.
 AFRICAN DIVISION OF THE GENERAL
CONFERENCE
Constituted by, action at the Boulder Council, October, igig.
Population: 24,455,000; churches,
40; members, 2,200.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Ke-
nilworth.
Office: Rosmead Ave. Kenilworth,
Cape Province, South' Africa.
Officers:
Vice-President of the" General
Conference for the African Di-
vision, W. H. Branson.
Sec. and Treas, W. B. Commin.
Executive Committee: W. - H.
SOUTH AFRICAN UNION
CONFERENCE
Organized Igo::
Territory: The conferences of
Cape, Orange Free State, and
Natal-Transvaal.
Population: 5,600,000; churches,
32; members, 825.
Office Address: Cape Sanitarium,
Plumstead, Cape Province, South
Africa.
Officers:
Pres., B. E. Beddoe.
Sec. and Treas., A. F. Tarr.
Executive Committee: B. E.
Beddoe, W. S. Hyatt, 0. K. But-
ler, G. C. Jenks, J. W. MacNeil,
J. J. Birkenstock, G. W. Shone.
Legal Assn.: S. D. A. Commun-
ity for Africa (Inc.).
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., G. C. Jenks.
Miss Vol. and Home Miss 0.
K. Butler.
Ministers:
B. E. Beddoe, W. S. Hyatt, 0.
K. Butler.
Branson, H. C. Olmstead, W. 1.
Commin, W. E. Straw, U. Ben-
der, E. M. HoWard, B. E. Bed-
doe, G. C. Jenks, Dr. J. Reith,
Mrs. A. P. Tarr.
Ministers:
W. H. Branson, D. E. Robinson.
Missionary Licentiate:
W. B. Commin.
Legal Association: Seventh - 'day
Adventist Community for Af-
rica, (Incorporated).
Honorary Ministers:
I. J. Hankins, D. H. Groenewald,
M. C. Sturdevant, Hubertus
ffers.
Licentiate: G. C. Jenks.
Missionary Licentiate: A. F. Tarr.
Honorary Missionary Licentiate:
Miss E. Edie.
CAPE CONFERENCE
Organized 1892
Territory: Cape Province, South
Africa.
Cable Address: " Prophetic," Cape
Town.
Office Address: 56 Roeland. St.,
Cape Town, South Africa.
Officers:
Pres., J. W. MacNeil.
Sec. and Treas., A. F. Tarr.
Executive Committee: J. W.
MacNeil, D. E. Robinsou, 0. 0.
Fortner, A. F. Tarr, B. P. de
Beer. Ashley Renott, Sr.
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 138 SOUTH AFRICAN UNION CONFERENCE
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., A. F. Tarr.
Sabbath School, W. H. Hurlow.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., W.
H. Hurlow.
Ministers:
J. W. MacNeil, B. P. de Beer,
D. C. Theunissen, D. May.
Licentiate: W. H. Hurlow.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. F. Tarr, Mrs. E. Bull, Miss
S. Mocke.
NATAL-TRANSVAAL CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: The Colonies of Natal
and the Transvaal.
Telegraphic Address: " Watch-
man,' Maritzburg, Natal, South
Africa.
Office Address: 8 Stranack St.,
Maritzburg, Natal, South Africa.
Officers:
Pres., J. J. Birkenstock.
Sec. and Treas., A. A. Pitt.
Executive Committee: J. J. Bir-
kenstock, A. A. Pitt, C. A. Paap,
A. Priest, P. A. Venter, S. G.
Hiten, H. S. Beckner.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., A. A. Pitt.
Field Miss., Albert Priest.
Sabbath School, Mrs. A. N. Ingle.
Miss. Vol., Mrs. J. C. Rogers.
Home Miss., Mrs. J. J. Birken-
stock.
SOUTHERN UNION MISSION
Organized 1919
Territory: Native territory in po-
litical Union of South Africa;
Bechuanaland, and Basutoland;
Portuguese East Africa south
of latitude 22 (comprising Ba-
suto, Bechuana, Zulu, and Ka-
firland Mission Fields.)
(nu
Native Population: 4,891,042
census); churches, 21; members,
498.
Ministers:
J. J. Birkenstock, C. A. Paap,
S. G. Hiten, G. R. E. McNay,
J. C. Rogers.
Licentiates:
Albert Priest, J. C. Marais.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss C.A. Dixie, Miss L. Wocke,
Miss Mona Wearne, Mrs. J. J.
Birkenstock, Mrs. C. A. Paap,
Mrs. Sturdevant, Mrs. Jessie
Rogers, Miss R. D. Hyatt, D. B.
Lee
ORANGE FREE STATE CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1913
Territory: Province of the Orange
Free State.
Office Addresi: 106 Kellner St.,
Bloemfontein, Orange Free State,
South Africa.
Officers:
Pres., G. W. Shone.
Sec. and Treas., D. A. Webster.
Executive Committee: G. W.
Shone, A. E. Shone, E. H.
Harebottle, J. M. Vorster, T. ,1.
van Rensburg, F. Snijman, H. J .
Moolman.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., D. A. Webster.
Ministers:
G. W. Shone, D. F. Tarr, W. L.
Hyatt.
Office Address: 50 Portland House,
Commissioner St., Johannesburg,
Transvaal, South Africa.
Officers:
Supt., H. C. Olmstead.
Sec. and Treas., A. V. Ward.
Executive Committee:- H .- C.
Olmstead, A. V. Ward, L B.
Burton, W. H. Anderson, J. R.
Campbell, F. E. Thompson, H.
G. Patchett.
 SOUTHERN .UNION MISSION
Minister: H. C. Olmstead.
Licentiates:
A. V. Ward, F. E. Thompson.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. E. Sparrow, Dr. A. H. Kret-
chmar, Mrs. H. C. bOlmstead,
Mrs. A. V. Ward.
THE RAND MISSION
Under Supervision of Union
Mission.
Licentiates:
R. M. Langa, L. Modise.
Missionary Licentiate:
E. H. Lekoanie. -
BASUTO MISSION FIELD
(Formerly 0. F. S. and Basuto-
land Field.)
Organized 1915
Territory: The Sesuto Language
Area; Comprising Basutoland,
Orange Free State, and a. small
part of Cape Province..
Office Address: 6 Engineers Quar-
ters, Tempe, Bloemfontein, Or-
ange Free State, South Africa.
Officers:
Supt., J. R. Campbell.
Treas., Mrs. M. M. Campbell.
Ministers:
J. R.. Campbell, L. S. Molokom-
me.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. M. M. Campbell, Rantes
Shai, J. Ndabambi, J. Ross, J.
Rasmeni, A. A. Mohapi, M.
Ndingani, K. Rampai, M. Africa.
Mission Stations Under Control
of Basuto Field
EMMANUEL MISSION
Address: Leribe, Basutoland,
South Africa.
Established 1910
Director: F. Macdonald.
Minister: M. D. Kalaka.
Licentiates:
F. Macdonald, J. D. Baker.
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Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. Macdonald, Mrs. J. D.
Baker, B. Mqutu, I. Seteka.
BOLO MISSION
Address: Moripa, Basutoland,
South Africa.
Director and Minister: F. B. Arm-
itage.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. F. B. Armitage, T. Main-
lane, L. Ntsoaneng.
BECHUANA MISSION FIELD
Territory: Bechuanaland south of
the Kalahari Desert; Western
Transvaal, and Northwestern
Cape Province.
Office Address: Box 112, Mafeking,
Bechuana Protectorate, South
Africa.
Officers:
Supt. and Minister: W. H. An-
derson.
Treas., Mrs. W. H. Anderson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. H. Anderson, S. H. L.
Makhene, M. J. Nolutshunga.
KAFIRLAND MISSION FIELD
(Incorporating Transkei Field)
Territory: Cape Province, except.
ing the small northern portion.
Ministers:
Agrippa Mzozoyana, R. Moko.
Licentiates:
D. Ntsikeni, A. Magalela, J.
Bako.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. Kobe, R. Matakane, J. Bar-
cela, J. Mbete, S. Ntwana, D.
Kobe, G. Mayaba, S. Pikoli, I.
Nogwebela, T. Sikiti, E. Jaka-
vula, L. Qabaka, Lucy Ntsikeni,
Legena Magalela, Matilda Si-
wundla, Mary Jele, Rosabella
Ndwandwa.
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Mission Station Under Control of
Kafirland Field
BETHEL MISSION
Address: Butterworth, Cape Prov-
ince, South Africa.
Established 1917
Director: H. G. Patchett.
Minister: I. B. Burton.
Licentiates:
H. G. Patchett, Evan Mzozoyana.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss A. V. Sutherland, Mrs. H. G.
Patchett, Mrs. I. B. Burton,
Edith Ndwandwa.
ZULU MISSION FIELD
Territory: Province of Natal,
Swaziland, Eastern Transvaal,
and northeast corner of Cape
Province.
ZAMBESI UNION MISSION
Organized 1916
Territory: Bechuanaland, north of
the Kalahari Desert, North and
South Rhodesia, the Belgian
Congo, Nyasaland, and Portu-
guese East Africa, north of lati-
tude 22. (Comprising Nyasa-
land Mission Field, North Rho-
desia Mission Field, and South
Rhodesia Mission Field.)
Address: Bok 573, Bulawayo, Rho-
desia, South Africa.
Officers:
Supt., E. M. Howard.
Acting Sec. and Treas., J. E.
Symons.
Executive Committee: E. M.
Howard, F. R. Stockil, C. Rob-
inson, J. V. Wilson, G. A. El-
lingworth, J. N. de Beer, J. E.
Symons.
Department Secretaries:
Home Miss., J. E. Symons.
Minister: J. R. Mtimkulu.
Missionary Licentiates:
Jas. Moya, J. M. Hlubi, Sol.
Ndzoyi, Franklin Ndhlovo, Fred
Lutuli.
Mission Station Under Control of
Zulu Mission Field
ZULU MISSION STATION
Director: W. C. Tarr.
Licentiate: W. C. Tarr.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. C. Tarr, Ernest Ndwan-
dwa, Andrew Xabba, Elsie
Xabba.
Indian Work under Control of
Zulu Mission Field
Director: S. J. Stevenson.
Missionary Licentiates:
S. J. Stevenson, K. Samson.
Miss. Vol., --
Sabbath School,
Minister: E. M. Howard.
Licentiate: J. E. Symons,.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. Mason, Mrs. W. Mason.
SOUTH RHODESIA MISSION
FIELD
Organized 1921
Address: Box 573, Bulawayo, Rho-
desia, South Africa.
Territory: . Southern Rhodesia,
comprising the following mis-
sions: Solusi, Somabula, Inya-
zura.
Outstations: Glendale, Victoria;
Shangani Reserve.
Officers:
Supt., F. R. Stockil.
Sec., H. M. Sparrow.
 ZAMBESI UNION MISSION
Treas., J. E. Symons.
Executive Committee: F. R.
Stockil, H. M. Sparrow, J. N. de
Beer, Wm. Hodgson.
Minister: F. R. Stockil.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. F. R.
Stockil.
SOLUSI MISSION
Established 1894
Address: Solusi Mission, Bula-
wayo, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Officers:
Director, U. Bender.
Ministers:
U. Bender, H. M. Sparrow, Jim
Mayinza.
Licentiate: F. B. Jewell.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. H. M. Sparrow, Mrs. F. B.
Jewell, R. C. Billes, Mark Gan-
gazi, Clarence Salombe.
INYAZURA MISSION
Opened 1910
Address: Inyazura Mission, Inya-
zura Siding, via Salisbury, Rho-
desia, South Africa.
Officers:
Director, Wm. Hodgson.
Minister: Wm. Hodgson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Wm. Hodgson, G. Pearson,
Jonah Munzara.
SOMABULA MISSION
Established 1901
Address: Gwelo, Rhodesia, South
Africa.
Officers:
Director, J. N. de -Beer.
Ministers:
J. N. de Beer, Isaac Xiba, Harry
Sigabode.
Licentiates:
W. S. Smith, T. J. Gibson.
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Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. J. N. de Beer, Mrs. W. S.
Smith, S. Marz, Mrs. T. J. Gib-
son, Jack Zeho.
Outstations: Shangani and Se-
lukwe,
NORTH RHODESIA MISSION
Organized 1921
Address: Lusaka, Northern Rho-
desia, South Africa.
Territory: Northern Rhodesia.
Northeast Rhodesia, Caprivi
Strip (comprising the follow-
ing missions: Rusangu, Upper
Zambesi, Musofu, Northeast
Rhodesia.)
Officers:
Supt., J. V. Wilson.
Sec., J. V. 'Wilson.
Treas., J. E. Symons.
Executive Committee: J. V. Wil-
son, S. M. Konigmacher, H. J.
Hurlow, G. L. Willmore, W. W.
Walker.
Minister: J. V. Wilson.
RUSANGU MISSION
Established 1905
Address: Rusangu Mission, Pri-
vate Bag, Livingstone, Northern
Rhodesia, South Africa.
Officers:
Director, W. W. Walker.
.Licentiate: W. W. Walker.
Missionary LRentiates:
Mrs. J. V. Wilson, P. Billes, 0.
0. Bredenkamp, Frank Malombe.
MUSOFU MISSION
Established 1917
Address: Musofu Mission, Private
Bag, Broken Hill, Northern Rho-
desia, South Africa.
Officers:
Director, S. M. Konigmacher.
Minister: S. M. Konigmacher.
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Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. S. M. Konigmacher, C. E.
Wheeler.
UPPER ZAMBESI MISSION
Established 1921
Address: P. 0. Shesheke, North
Rhodesia, South Africa.
Officers:
Director, G. L. Willi-I.-tore.
Missionary Licentiates:
G. L. Willmore, N. Bulgin.
NORTHEAST RHODESIA
MISSION
Established 1921
Address: Kwamba, via Ndola,
Northern Rhodesia, South Af-
rica.
Officers:
Director, II. J. Hurlow.
Licentiate: H. J. Hurlow.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. H. J.
Hurlow.
NYASALAND MISSION FIELD
Organized 1921
Address: Malamulo Mission, Blan-
tyre, Nyasaland.
Officers:
Supt., G. A. Ellingworth.
See.,
AUSTRALASIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Organized 1894
Territory: The Conferences of
North New South Wales, South
New South Wales, North New
Zealand, South New Zealand,
Queensland, South Australia,
Victoria, Tasmania, West Aus-
tralia; the Eastern Polynesia,
Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, North
Queensland, New Guinea, Solo-
mon Islands, New Hebrides,
Treas., G. A. Ellingworth.
Executive Committee: G. A. El-
lingworth, A. P. Pond, H. .1.
Hurlow.
MALAMULO MISSION
Acquired 1902
Address: Blantyre, Nyasaland,
British Central Africa.
Officers:
Director; G. A. Ellingworth.
Ministers:
G. A. Ellingworth, A. P. Pond.
Licentiate:. W. L. Davy.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. G. A. Ellingworth, Mrs. A.
P. Pond, Mrs. W. L. Davy..
Outstations: Natandani and Mo-
nekera.
SONGA MISSION
Established 1921
Address: Songa Mission, P. 0.
Samba, via Bukama, Belgian
Congo, Smith Africa.
Officers:
Director and Minister, C. Rob-
inson.
Licentiate: R. P. Robinson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. C. Robinson, Mrs. R. P.
Robinson.
Niue, Norfolk Island, and Lord
Howe Island Missions.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Syd-
ney.
Office: "Mizpah," Wahroonga,
New South-Wales, Australia.
Officers:
Pres., C. H. Watson. '
Vice-Pres., W: J. Westerman.
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See., W. G. Turner.
Treas., T. W. Hammond.
Executive Committee: C. H.
Watson, W. J. Westerman, W.
G. Turner, T. W. Hammond;
the presidents of the local con-
ferences; and superintendents
of organized Mission fields; A.
W. Anderson, G. S. Fisher, H. M.
Blunden, T. A. Sherwin. H.
Stacey, J. M. Johanson, E.
Watson, J. Mills, C. Rosed ahl,
C. M. Snow, C. H. Pretyman, J.
H. Camp, F. Knight, W. W.
Prescott.
- Financial Advisory Committee;
C. H. Watson, C. H. Pretyman,
G. S. Fisher, W. 0. Johanson,
A. Mountain, Sr.
'Auditor, W. 0. Johanson.
Asst. Auditors: A. R. Watson,
A. Motuitain, Sr., E. L. Pen-
.gilley.
Statistician, S. V. Stratford.
Legal Assn.: " Australasian
Conference Association, Ltd."
General Manager,E. Watson;
Sec. and Treas., . H. Hopkin.
,Union Book Depository:
Signs Publishing Company, War-
burton, Victoria, Australia.
Manager, J. M. Johanson, War-
burton.
Union Field Miss. Sec., H. Stacey.
Book Committee: J. M. Johan-
son, W. W. Prescott, C. M. Snow,
W. H. James, A. G. Miller, J. H.
Woods, L. D. A. Lemke, A. H.
Piper.
Department Secretaries:
Island Missions, H. M. Blundell.
Sabbath School, A. W. Ander-
son; Corresponding Sec., Mrs.
A. L. Hindson.
Educational, W. W. Prescott.
Medical Miss., Dr. T. A. Sher-
win.
Publishing, H. Stacey.
Religious Liberty, A. W. Ander-
- son.
Miss. Vol., F. Knight.
Home Miss., A. W. Anderson;
Asst. Sec.,F. Knight.
Health Foo, J. H. Camp.
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Ministers:
A. W. Anderson, H. M. Blunden,
E. S. Butz, Robert Hare, J. M.
Johanson, G. F. Jones, F. Knight,
L. D. A. Lemke, J. Mills, W. W.
Prescott, W. J. Smith, C. M.
Snow, J. E. Steed, W. G. Tur-
ner, C. H.. Watson, W. J. West-
erman.
Licentiates:
C. V. Bell, T. A. Brown, S. C.
Butler, W. R. Carswell, J. H.
Camp, A. J. Dyason, G. S.
Fisher, T. W. Hammond, W. R.
Howse, W. H. Hopkin, Dr. W. H.
James, W. 0. Johanson, A. L.
King, H. Kirk, A. Mountain, Sr.,
G. T. Newbold, C. H. Pretyman,
C. Rosendahl, E. Rosendahl, C.
H. Schowe, Dr. T. A. Sherwin,
H. Stacey, S. V. Stratford, H. E.
Streeter, E. Watson.
Missionary Licentiates:
G. Adair, C. G. Buick, L. A. But-
ler, Mrs. E. S. Butz, F. Grubb,
Mrs. Anna L. Hindson, Mrs. G.
F. Jones, A. G. Miller. H. C.
Mosely, Miss II. Osmond, P. B.
Otto, Miss C. Petterson, Mrs.
Laura Ulrich, A. R. Watson,
W. A. Wilton, W. J. Wright, C.
S. E. Watson, Mrs. N. Wiles.
Medical Missionary Licentiates: .
John Archer, Mrs. J. Archer,
Miss Linda Baeker, Miss Isabel] I
Blair, G. A. Brandstater, Alfred
Carrick, Mrs. Walter Chapman,
R. G. Cooper, T. Dowling, Dr.
M. M. Freeman, L. T. Giblett,
Miss - Rowena Gordon, Miss T.
Harrison, Miss M. Kent, Miss
Nellie King, Miss M. Letts, Miss
Aphra Mitchell, Miss Jane Mc-
Cullagh, Miss 0. Niebuhr, Miss
G. Pollard, Mrs. Rose Scott,
Miss F. Scott, Mrs. E. M. Shan-
non, Miss V. Shearer, Roy
Thompson, Miss A. Thorpe, Miss
E. Totenhofer, Miss R. White,
A. G. Wise, Mrs. A. 0. Wise.
Licensed Missionary Teachers:
Miss- Rhae Allbon, Miss D. Ar-
thur, Miss L. A. Baird, Miss L.
Corn ins, A. Duffy, Miss E. E.
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Edwards, 0. H. Greenaway,
Chas. E. Haines, Miss N. E.
Schnepel, Miss A. L. Shake-
speare, Miss D. Shallard, Miss
M. M. Smart, A. E. Speck.
NEW SOUTH WALES, NORTH
CONFERENCE
Organized 1920
Territory: That part of the state
of New South Wales north of
the Hawkesbury and Capertee
Rivers as far west as the 150th
meridian of east longitude,
thence east of the line running
north to Cassilis. Thence north-
east of a line running north-
westerly from Cassilis to where
the 147th meridian of east
longitude meets the 29th paral-
lel of south latitude, with the
exception of that part of the
Northern Rivers District which
is comprised in the Queensland
Conference.
Office: Lindsay St., Hamilton,
New South Wales, Australia..
Officers:
Pres., J. /11. Cole.
Sec. and Treas., Miss R. Dray.
Executive Committee: J. M.
Cole, C. R. Farrell, G. S. Fisher,
W. Martin, S. W. Lamplough,
J. Martin, and vacancy to be
filled.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., C. R. Farrell.
Sabbath School, Miss W. Hab-
erman.
Educational, W. J. Gilson.
Miss. Vol., Miss. W. Haberman.
Religious Liberty, C. H. Schowe.
Horne Miss.,
Ministers:
J. M. Cole, L. R. Harvey, P. B.
Rudge.
Licentiates:
'R. Salton, M. A. Connell, S. Wat-
son, M. H. Whittaker, H. E.
Carr, C. R. Farrell.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss W. Haberman, Miss R.
Dray.
Church School Teacher:
G. Masters.
NEW SOUTH WALES, SOUTH
CONFERENCE
Organized 1895
Territory: That part of the state
of New South Wales South of
the Hawkesbury and Capertee
Rivers, as far west as the 150th
meridian of east longitude,
thence west of the, line running
north to Cassilis, thence south-
west of a line running north-
westerly from Cassilis to where
the 147th meridian of east longi-
tude meets the 29th parallel of
south latitude, with the excep-
tion of the city of Broken Hill
and such adjacent territory as is
now a part of the South Aus-
tralian Conference.
Office: " Tereora," The Boulevard.
Strathfield, N. S. W., Australia.
Officers:
Pres., L. D. A. Lemke.
Sec. and Treas., J. Todd.
Executive Committee: L. D. A.
Lemke, A. Hardwicke, A. Shan-
non, F. Edmunds, F. Masters,
A. H. White, F. Carlson.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., F. Masters.
Sabbath School, Miss A. M. Wil-
liams.
Educational, W. Gilson.
Religious Liberty,_C. H. Schowe.
Miss. Vol., Miss I. Hoy.
Home Miss., A. H. White.
Ministers:
L. D. A. Lemke, L. J. Imrie, A.
H. White, H. Mitchell, R. E.
Hare, G. G. Stewart.
Licentiates:
J, Hindson, E. G. Whittaker, R.
Govett, F. Masters, E. Behrens.
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Missionary Licentiates:
J. Todd, S. R. Maunder, T. R.
Kent, C. Griffen, Miss E. West-
erman, Miss A. E. Pearse, Miss.
S. Read, Miss A. S. Higgins,
Miss A. Williams, Miss E. Perry,
Miss E. Heise, Mrs. G.. E. Chap-
man, Mrs. Caro, Mrs. Palmer,
Mrs. Bridgett, Miss D. Watt,
Miss I. Hoy.
Church School Teachers:
Miss M. Schnepel, Miss W. Nei-
buhr, Miss V. G. Camp, W. Gil-
son, Mrs. W. Gilson, N. Faulk-
ner, E. A. Butler, Miss Z. Man-
ners.
NEW ZEALAND, NORTH CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1889
Territory: That portion of the
Dominion of New Zealand north
of Cook's Straits.
Cable Address: " Mastery," Auck-
land, New Zealand.
Office: 84 Jervois Road, Auckland,
New Zealand.
Officers:
Pres., A. W. Cormack.
Sec. and Treas., P. G. Foster.
Executive Committee: 'A. W.
Cormack, G. F. Wright, W. Rich-
ards, N. Olsen, and vacancies to
be filled.
Legal Assn.: " New Zealand Con-
ference, Incorporated."
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., G. F. Hansford.
Sabbath Sco ol, J. Hookings.
Educational E. Rosendahl.
Miss. Vol., J. Hookings.
Religious Liberty, A. W. Cor-
mack.
Home Miss., R. J. Martin.
Ministers:
A. W. Cormack, L. Currow, J.
W. Kent, W. Gillis, F. G. Ramp-
ton.
Licentiates:
J. Thompson, C. J. Reynolds, G.
H. Wordsworth, T. W. Whittle,
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W. D. Smith, J. Pascoe, R. A.
Anderson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Dr. Eric Caro, G. F. Hansford,
J. Hockings, R. J. Martin, Miss
J. McFarlane, P. G. Foster, Gor-
don Smith.
Church School Teachers:
Miss M. Beavis, Miss M. Peder-
son, Miss E. Brittain, Miss H.
Wicks.
NEW ZEALAND, SOUTH CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1915
Territory: That portion of the
Dominion of New Zealand south
of Cook's Straits.
Office: 902 Colombo St., Christ-
church, New Zealand.
Officers:
Pres., B. Cozens.
Sec. and Treas., A. G. Minchin.
Executive Committee: B. Co-
zens, S. H. Amyes, E. G. Saun-
ders, G. A. Brandsta ter, F.
Grubb, W. Scragg, A. J. Dyason.
Department Secretaries:
Field. Miss., W. Scragg.
Sabbath School, Mrs. E. Wegner.
Educational, B. Cozens.
Religious Liberty, B. Cozens.
Miss. Vol., Mrs. E. Wegner.
Home Miss., Mrs. E. Wegner.
Minister: B. Cozens.
Licentiates:
C. E. Ashcroft, W. Scragg, A.
Bullas," G. F. Bohringer, L. F.
Were.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss F. Knowles, A. G. Minchin,
Miss D. V. Heywood, Miss C.
Hames, H. Lane.
QUEENSLAND CONFERENCE
Organized 1899
Territory: The state of Queens-
land south of the 23rd degree of
latitude, South, and the North-
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ern Rivers District, a portion of
New South Wales.
Office: Corner Peel and Grey Sts.,
South Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia.
Officers:
Pres., A. W. Kent.
Sec. and Treas., J. H. Mills.
Executive Committee: A. W.
Kent, F. L. Wiltshire, H. J.
Cooper, A. S. Thorpe, J. Trit-
ton, C. F. Hodgkinson, R. Ful-
cher.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., C. F. Hodgkinson.
Sabbath School, Miss V. Eard-
ley..
Educational, A. W. Kent.
Miss. Vol., Miss V. Eardley.
Religious Liberty, A. W. Kent.
Home Miss., S. M. Cobb.
Ministers:
A. W. Kent, S. M. Cobb, G. E.
Marriott.
Licentiates:
L. Newbold, C. M. Lee, H. Rob-
inson, A. Hysler, T. C. Lawson.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. H. Mills, Miss H. L. Cozens,
C. F. Hodgkinson, Miss H. E.
Markey, Miss V. Eardley, Miss
E. M. Appleton, Miss L. Smart,
Miss E. Todd, R. H. Powrie, R.
I. Paterson.
Church School Teacher:
J. L. A. Lawson.
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN -CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1899
Territory: The State of South
Australia, and the city of Bro-
ken Hill, N. S. W.
Office: 116 Grote St., Adelaide,
South Australia, Australia.
Officers:
Pres., W. H. Pascoe.
Sec. and Treas., Miss R. V.
Stratford.
Executive Committee: W. H.
Pascoe, A. Start, G. Hubbard,
J. S. Smith, A. Zeunert, B. J.
Smith, R. Norman.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., A. Start.
Educational, W. H. Pacoe.
Sabbath School, Miss G. E. Col-
lins.
Religious Liberty, W. H. Pascoe.
Miss. Vol., Miss G. E. Collins,
Home Miss.. J. S. Stewart.
Ministers:
W. -H. Pascoe, C. P. Michaels,
G. Hubbard, J. S. Stewart.
Licentiates:
H. A. Kent, E. Rucnnfeldt, C.
Head.
Missionary- Licentiates:
Miss G. E. Collins, Miss R. V.
Stratford, Miss B. A. Heise, A.
T. Start, Miss E. Newbold, Miss
J. Mudie, E. Mountain, T. M.
Cole.
Church School Teachers:
Mrs. E. Vear, R. C. Scott, H.
Steed, A. F. J. Kranz, Miss D.
Blucher.
TASMANIAN CONFERENCE
' Organized 1915
Territory: The State of Tas-
mania.
Office: Franklin Chambers, Mac-
quorie St., Hobart, Tasmania.
Officers:
Pres., H. C. White.
Sec. and Treas., R. E. G. Blair.
Executive Committee: H. C.
White, H. B. Hurburgh, E. P.
Fehlberg, P. Appeldorli, A. W.
Roberts, W. Fehlberg, E. M. Jeff-
ery.
Department Secretaries:
Educational, H. C. White.
Field Miss., J. Eggins,
Sabbath School, Miss A.
Jones.
Miss. Vol., Miss A. V. Jones.
Home Miss., R. E. G. Blair.
Religious Liberty, H. C. White.
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Minister: H. C. White.
Licentiates:
W. E. Battye, E. R. 'Whitehead,
R. A. Caldwell, J. Eggins.
Missionary Licentiates:
R.. E. G. Blair, Miss I. Robert-
son, Miss A. . Jones, D. W. F.
Bedford. A. A. Craigie. '
Licensed Missionary Teachers:
Miss R. Scott. H. Totenhofer,
Miss L. Robertson.
VICTORIAN CONFERENCE
Organized 1888
Territory: The State of Victoria.
Office: 22 Stanley St., Richmond,
Victoria, Australia.
Officers:
Pres., A. H. Piper.
Vice-Pres., H. Letts.
Sec., J. L. Smith.
Treas., J. S. Harding.
Executive Committee: A. H.
Piper, H. Letts, J. A. McAinsh,
R. A. Nattrass, R. Inglis, C. A.
W. McGowan, C. L. Litster.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., C. A. W. McGowan.
Sabbath School, D. Horley.
Educational, A. H. Piper.
Religious Liberty, T. H. Crad-
dock.
Miss. Vol., A. W. Knight.
Home Miss., A. W. Knight.
Ministers: - Miss B. M. Voss, Miss Amy
A. H. Piper, J. H. Woods, T. H.
Craddock, F. H. Letts, A. C.
Chesson, B. Cormack.
Licentiates:
J. L. Smith, C. A. W. McGowan,
A. W. Staples, W. T. Smith, C.
Stafford, F. J. Parkin.
Missionary Licentiates:
Miss M. McDowell, Miss D. Hor-
ley, Miss E. Britten, Mrs. N. D.
Faulkhead, J. S. Harding, J.
Davies, Miss E. F. Hopgood, G.
Peacock, J. B. Conley, Miss C.
E. Hodgetts.
Church School Teachers:
Miss G...Tivey, Miss L. McMahon.
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WEST AUSTRALIAN CONFER-
ENCE
Organized 1902
Territory: The State of West
Australia.
Office: 111 Barker Road, Subiaco,
Perth, West Australia.
Officers:
Pres., H: E. Piper.
Sec., R. H. Constandt.
Treas.
Executive Committee: H. E.
Piper, P. B. Otto, R. H. Con-
standt, G. H. Palmateer, R.
Sasse, E. M. Martin, and vacan-
cy to be filled.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., W. N. Lock.
Sabbath School, Mrs. S. G. Tank.
Educational, H. Piper.
Religious Liberty, H. E. Piper.
Miss. Vol., Mrs. S. G. Tank.
Home Miss., W. N. Lock.
Ministers:
H. E. Piper, H. C. Harker, G.
Robinson, A. H. Britten.
Licentiates:
A. A. Shapcott, R. H. Constandt,
H. Meyers.
Missionary Licentiates:-
J. W. Roberts, R. Brandstater,
J. Trim, Miss F. Reed, Mrs. S. G.
Tank.
Church School Teachers:
Clarke, Miss Ruby Clarke, Miss
E. Clarke, Mrs. F. Davey.
EASTERN POLYNESIAN MIS-
SION
Established 1892; reorganized 1916
Comprising the following former
missions; Society Islands,' Cook
Islands, and Pitcairn Island.
Territory: All the Pacific Islandi
east of the 160th degree of west
longitude, and south of the tenth
parallel of north latitude.
Headquarters: Papeete, Tahiti,
Society Islands, Pacific Ocean.
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Officers:
Supt., F. E. Lyndon.
Sec. and Treas., R. R. Gooding.
Executive Committee: F. E.
Lyndon, G. L. Sterling, H. A.
Hill, H. S. Cozens, R. R. Good-
ing, Wm. Chapman.
Ministers:
F. E. Lyndon, G. L., Sterling.
Licentiates:
H. A. Hill, H. S. Cozens, Wm.
Chapman.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. G. L. Sterling, Mrs. F. E.
Lyndon, Philip Poroi, Iti Strick-
land, Koteka, Tihoni, R. R. Good-
ing, Mrs. Wm. Chapman, A. E.
Liston.
Church School Teacher:
W. F. Young.
FIJI MISSION
Established 1889
(Included as part of the Central
Polynesian Conference, 1916 to
1921; reorganized 1921.)
Address: Suva Vou, Suva, Fiji,
. Pacific Ocean.
Officers:
Supt., E. B. Rudge.
Sec. and Treas., P. Glockler.
Ministers:
E. B. Rudge, D. Meyers, S. W.
Carr, Meciusela Naisogo, Timoci
Namara.
Licentiates:
II. R. Martin, G. McLaren, G.
Branstater, C. S. Palmer, ani-
paleti Ramua, Inoke Tabua.
Missionary Licentiates:
P. Glockler, Mrs. P. Glockler, A.
P. Ward, Mrs. A. P. Ward, R.
W: Lane, Mrs. R. W. Land, Mrs.
E. Meyers, Mrs. G. Brandster,
Mrs. C. S. Palmer, Jimmy Ram-
khelewan, Nafitalai Navara,
Samuela Naibose, Feresi Roko-
salu, Kelevi Matawalu, Semiti
Gade, Tevita Daivalu, Asesela
Lewaqausila, Suliasi Vuna, Ana-
naiyasa Nacukidi, Semi Tikivili,
Sueli Vunimoli, Pereneki Tagi,
Setareki Cevaca, Jope Laweloa,
Samuela Yavala, Josiah Sauligi.
FRIENDLY ISLAND MISSION
Established 1895
(Included as part of the Central
Polynesian Conference, 1916 to
1921; reorganized 1921.)
Address: Nukualofa, Tonga,
Friendly Islands, Pacific Ocean,
Officers:
Supt., R. W. Smith.
Minister: R. W. Smith.
Licentiates:
H. L. Tolhurst, B. E. Hadfield.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. H. L. Tolhurst, Mrs. B. F.
Hadfield, Mu sia.
Church School Teachers:
Miss M. Ferguson, Joni Latu.
SAMOAN MISSION
Estkblished 1895
(Included as part of the Central
Polynesian Conference, 1916 to
1921; reorganized 1921.)
Address: Apia, Samoa, Pacific
Ocean.
Officers:
Supt., H. T. Howse.
Licentiate: H. T. Howse.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. H. T.
Howse.
LORD HOWE ISLAND MISSION
Address: Lord Howe Island, Aus-
tralia.
Licentiate: A. IL Ferris.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. E. Fenton.
NEW. GUINEA MISSION
Established 1908
Address: Bisiatabu, Port Mores-
by, British New Guinea.
 AUSTRALASIAN UNION CONFERENCE
Licentiate: A. N. Lawson.
Missionary Licentiate:
Mitieli Nakasami.
NEW HEBRIDES MISSION
Established 1912
Address: Atchin, New Hebrides,
Pacific Ocean.
Officers:
Supt., A. G. Stewart.
Minister: A. G. Stewart.
Licentiates:
J. R. James, D. Nicholson.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. A. G. Stewart, Mrs. J. R.
James, Mrs. D. Nicholson.
NIUE (OR SAVAGE) ISLAND
Established 1914
Address: Niue Island, Pacific
Ocean.
Licentiate: E. Giblett.
NORFOLK ISLAND MISSION
Established 1893
Address: Norfolk Island, Aus-
tralia.
Licentiate: M. R. Adams.
NORTH QUEENSLAND MISSION
Established 1918
Territory: That portion of Queens-
land north of the 23rd degree of
south latitude.
Officers:
Supt., F. L. Sharp.
Minister: F. L. Sharp.'
Licentiate: M. B. C. Smith.
Missionary Licentiate: Walter
Chapman.
SOLOMON ISLANDS MISSION
Established 1914
Address: Marovo Lagoon, via Tu-
lagi, Solomon Islands, Pacific
Ocean.
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Officers:
Supt., H. P. B. Wicks.
Sec. and Treas., J. D. Anderson.
Minister: H. P. B. Wicks.
Licentiates:
R. H. Tutty, C. A. Wrigley.
Missionary Licentiates:
D. Gray, J. Radley, Mrs. R. H.
Tutty, Mrs. M. Wicks. J. D. An-
derson.
MONAMONA MISSION FOR
ABORIGINES
Established 1913
Address: Oaklands, via Cairns.
Queensland, Australia.
Officers:
Supt., J. L. Branford.
Treas., J. L. Branford.
Matron, Mrs. J. L. Branford.
Licentiate: J. L. Branford.
Missionary Licentiates:
M. Thorpe, Mrs. J. L. Brand-
ford, Mrs. M. Thorpe, L. Bor-
gas, G. Borgas, W. Koglin, Mrs.
L. Borgas, R. Totenhofer.
Church School Teacher:
Mrs. G. A. Mitchell.
KEMPSEY MISSION FOR
ABORIGINES
Established 1914
Address: Post Office, Kempsey,
New South Wales, Australia.
Minister: P. B. Rudge.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE AUS-
TRALASIAN UNION CON-
FERENCE
Educational:
Australasian Missionary College,
Cooranbong, N. S. W., Aus-
tralia. -
Buresala Training School, Bure-
sala, Ovalau, Fiji, Pacific
Ocean.
Darling Range School, Cannel,
West Australia.
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Oroua Missionary School, Long-
burn, New Zealand.
Sydney High School, "Belmont,"
Patterson St., Concord, N. S.
W. Australia.
Publishing:
Signs Publishing Co., Ltd., War-
burton, Victoria, Australia.
Sanitariums:
Sydney Sanitarium, Wahroonga,
N. S. W., Australia.
NORTH LATIN-AMERICAN GROUP
EAST CARIBBEAN MISSIONS
Territory: The Missions of Cuba,
Haiti, Porto Rico, and Venezuela.
Supt., --
Field Miss. See., G. D. Raff.
Office Address: Box 5007, Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone, Panama.
CUBAN MISSION
Established 1905
Territory: Cuba and the Isle of
Pines.
Population: 2,627,536; churches,
6; members, 232.
Cable Address: " Adventista, Ma-
tanzas.
Office Address: Estaban 33 B, Ma-
tanzas, Cuba.
Postal Address: Apartado 230,
Matanzas, Cuba, West Indies.
Officers:
Superintendent, S. E. Keliman.
Sec. and Treas., A. P. Christian-
sen.
Advisory Committee: S. E.
Kellman, A. P. Christiansen, H.
C. Goodrich, J. D. Livingston, C.
J. Foster, M. Avila.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., A. P. Christiansen.
Field Miss., J. A. Williams.
Sabbath School, Mrs. J. D. Liv-
ingston.
Home Miss., J. A. Williams.
Warburton Sanitarium, War-
burton, Victoria, Australia,
Health Food Factories:
Avondale Industries, Cooran-
bong, N. S. W., Australia.
New Zealand Health Food Fac-
tory, Papanui, Christchurch,
New Zealand.
West Australia Health Food
Factory, Murray St., Perth,
West Australia.
Ministers:
S. E. Keliman, H. C. Goodrich,
J. E. Anderson, G. T. Vore, J. D.
Livingston, Pedro Cruz.
Licentiates:
F. W. Miller, C. J. Foster, Jose
Veiga, Manuel Avila.
Missionary Licentiates:
A. P. Christiansen, J. A. Wil-
liams, G. L. Claypole, Joshua
James, Kate Keliman, Mabel
Livingston, Mildred Anderson,
Mrs. H. C. Goodrich, Mrs. Sarah
Vore, Mrs. F. W. Miller, Mrs.
C. J. Foster, Mrs. A. P. Chris-
tiansen, Therlow C. Harper.
HAITIEN MISSION
Established 1905
Territory: Republic of Haiti.
Population: 2,500,04)0; churches,
17; members, 627.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Cape
Haitien, Haiti.
Postal Address: Box 28, Cape
Haitien, Haiti, West Indies.
Officers:
Director, A. G. Roth.
Sec. and Treas.,
Advisory Committee: A. G.
Roth, G. G. Roth, C. G. Parkins,
M. N. Isaac, A. Wan, Joseph
Blot.
 NORTH LATIN-AMERICAN GROUP
Department Secretaries:
Tract
Field Miss., C. G. Parkins.
Sabbath School,
Educational, Miss Herminie L.
. Roth.
Home Miss.,
Ministers:
A. G. Roth, G. G. Roth, M. N.
Isaac, Arioste Pearl.
Licentiates:
C. G. Parkins, Antoine Theo-
dore, Jules Jean-Baptiste, Du-
dray Lecorps, Delille Apollon,
J. B. M. Abel.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. A. 0. Roth, Mrs. C. G.
Parkins, Miss Herminie L. Roth,
Miss Ruth I. Roth, Mrs. Tan-
crdde Belotte.
Church School Teachers:
Themistocle Abel, Mrs. Veuve
Bessart.
PORTO RICAN MISSION
Organized 1909
Territory: Porto Rico, Santo Do-
mingo, and the Virgin Islands.
Population: 2,118,012; churches,
12, members, 487.
Cable Address: " Adventista," San
Juan.
Office Address: Porto Rican Mis-
sion, Calle Nueva, Stop 14, San-
turce, Porto Rico.
Officers:
Director, C. V. Achenbach.
Sec. and Treas., W. I. Montauye.
Advisory Committee: C. V.
Achenbach, W. I. Montanye,
William Steele, D. C. Babcock,
Peter Nygaard, Salvador RiVera,
F. E. Wilson.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., W. I. Montanye.
FieldMiss., H. M. Gibson.
Sabbath School and Home Miss.,
F. E. Wilson.
Educational and Miss. Vol., B.
A. Wolcott.
Ministers:
C. V. Achenbach, William Steele,
D. C. Babcock, B. A. Wolcott,
151
Frank Hall, Peter Nygaard, Sal- -
vador Rivera.
Licentiates:
H. E. Baasch, F. E. Wilson, C.
N. Moulton, Francisco Megrant,
Rafael Bracero, M. L. Fernan-
dez, Manuel Mendez.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. I. Montanye, H. M. Gibson,
Benigno Rosario, Pablo Vallejo,
Miss Eduarda Siman, Miss Ger-
trudis Papin, Miss Minnie E.
Martin, Mrs. Mercedes R. Fer-
nandez, Mrs. Carmen Mendez.
Mrs. M. E. Steele, Mrs. Marga-
ret Baasch, Mrs. Lauretta Mon-
tanye, Mrs. C. V. Achenbach,
Jaime Phipps, Mrs. Mercedes
Phipps, Mrs. D. C. Babcock, Mrs.
F. E. Wilson, Mrs. B. A. Wol-
cott, Mrs. Peter Nygaard, Mrs.
H. M. Gibson, Miss Beulah
Soper, Alcess Davis.
VENEZUELA MISSION
Territory: Republic of Venezuela,
and islands of Curacao, Oruba,
Buen Ayre, and Margarita.
Population: 2,844,618; churches,
2; members, 52.
Office Address: Apartado 136, Ca-
racas, Venezuela, South Ameri-
ca.
Officers:
Director, W. E. Baxter.
Sec. and Treas., B. Bullard.
Advisory Committee: W. E.
Baxter, B. Bullard, D. D. Fitch,
B. E. Wagner.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., B. Bullard.
Field Miss., B. E. Wagner.
Home Miss. and Miss. Vol., B.
E. Wagner.
Sabbath School. Mrs. W. E.
Baxter.
Ministers:
W. E. Baxter, D. D. Fitch.
Licentiate: B. E. Wagner.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. E. Baxter, Mrs. D. D.
Fitch, B. Bullard, Mrs. B. Bul-
lard, Mrs. B. E. Wagner.
MEXICAN AND CENTRAL AMERICAN MISSIONS
Territory: British Honduras, Re-
public of Honduras, Guatemala,
Salvador, Mexico, and the west-
ern part of Nicaragua.
Officers:
Supt. and Minister, R. W. Par-
mele, 3a Agricultura 21, Ta-
cubaya, D. F., Mexico.
GUATEMALA MISSION
Organized 1913
Territory: The Republic of Gua-
temala, Central America.
Population: 2,119,000; churches,
1; members, 33.
Cable Address: " Adventista," Gua-
temala.
Office: Apartado 218, Guatemala
City, Guatemala, Central Amer-
ica.
Officers:
Director and Treas.,' E. W.
_ Thurber.
Department Secretaries:
Sabbath School, Mrs. Lilla
Prince-Thurber.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., W.
A. Broomfield.
Ministers:
E. W. Thurber, F. M. Owen.
Licentiate:
Emanuel Alvarez.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. Lilla Prince-Thurber, W. A.
Broomfield, Mrs. F. M. Owen,
Antonio Coronado, Jose Angel
Lopez, Maria Anita Lopez.
HONDURAS MISSION
Organized 1918
(Not receiving revised matter for
this issue, former matter re-
printed.)
Territory: Spanish and British
Honduras.
Population: 613,758; churches,
8; members, 289.
152
Cable Address: " Adventista," San
Pedro, Honduras.
Office: San Pedro Sula, Republic
of Honduras, Central America.
Officers:
Director, W. E. Lanier.
Sec. and Treas., R. G. Jones.
Advisory Committee: W. E.
Lanier, R. G. Jones, W. F.
Hardt, Emanuel .Alvarez, David
Haylock, Arthur Harding, Eddie
Elwin.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., R. G. Jones.
Field Miss. and Home - Miss.,
Sabbath School, Mrs. Alma 0.
Jones.
Miss. Vol., Mrs. W. A. Sweany.
Ministers:
W. E. Lanier; W. A. Sweany.
Licentiates:
Karl Snow, W. F. Hardt, J. T.
Borden, Emanuel Aguilar.
Missionary Licentiates:
Mrs. W. E. Lanier, Mrs. W. A.
Sweany, R. G. Jones, Mrs. Alma
0. Jones, Mrs. W. F. Hardt, Mrs.
Margaret Snow, Dr. J. Garfield
Smalley, Lino Almendarez.
Honorary: David Haylock, Ar-
thur Harding.
MEXICAN MISSION
Territory: The Republic of Mex-
ico.
Population: 15,501,864; churches,
8; members, 372.
Office Address: 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Officers:
Director, J. E. Bond.
Sec. and Treas., C. R. Callicott.
Advisory Committee: J. E.
Bond, A. N. Allen, J. P.. Robles,
C. E. Moon, C. P. Martin, B. C.
Delgado, C. R. Callicott, J. D.
Leslie, Dr. F. W. West, and De-
partment Secretaries.
 MEXICAN AND CENTRAL AMERICAN MISSIONS
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., C. R. Callicott.
Field Miss., J. D. Leslie.
Sabbath School,
Educational and Miss. Vol.,
Home Miss., J. D. Leslie.
Medical Miss., Dr. F. W. West.
District Directors: Northeast,
C. P. Martin; Central, J. E.
Bond; Southern, A. N. Allen.
Ministers:
J. E. Bond, A. N. Allen, S. Mar-
chisio, J. P. Robles, C. P. Mar-
tin, B. C. Delgado, E: Camacho.
Licentiates:
J. D. Leslie, Dr. F. W. West, A.
E. Torres, V. M. Calvo, J. R.
Manzano.
Missionary Licentiates:
C. R. Callicott, Miss Josefina
Sanchez, Mrs. Gregoria de Vera,
Mrs. E. 0. de Verduzco, Mrs.
Lydia E. Pannele M. D., Miss
Jessie C. Butler, d. V. Williams,
Crecencio Zavala, Dr., W. S.
Swayze, Cristino Schulz, Mrs.
Alice Swayze, M. D.
UNATTACHED ORGANIZATIONS
JAMAICA CONFERENCE
Organized 1903
Territory: Island of Jamaica,
Cayman Islands, and Turks
Islands.
Population: 905.000; churches,
52; members. 2,000.
Cable Address: " Adventist,"
Kingston.
Office: 112 Tower St., Kingston,
Jamaica, British West Indies.
Officers:
Pres., C. E. Wood.
Sec: and Treas., J. G. Pettey.
Executive Committee: C. E.
Wood, J. G. Pettey, C. H. Kes-
lake, Hubert Fletcher, H. N.
Wright, C. C. McCatty.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., J. G. Pettey.
153
SALVADOR MISSION
Organized 1915
Territory: Republic of Salvador.
Population: 1,287,772; churches
2; members, .74.
Office Address: Calle Cuscatan-
cingo Nam. 22, San Salvador,
Salvador, South America.
Officers:
Director,
Treas., J. A. Bodle.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., L. Arraign.
Miss. Vol., W. H. England.
Educational and Sabbath School.
Mrs. J. A. Bodle.
Missionary Licentiates:
W. H. England, J. A. Bodle, Mrs.
J. A. Bodle, Mrs. W. H. England.
Native Workers:
J. V. Hernandez, A..1. Hernan-
dez, D. Martinez M.
Field Miss.,
Home Miss.,
Miss. Vol.,
Sabbath School, Mrs. M. B. But-
terfield.
Educational, W. H. Wineland.
Religious Liberty, C. H. Keslake.-
Ministers:
C. E. Wood, M. B. Butterfield,
C. H. Keslake, W. J. Hurdon.
Hubert Fletcher, W. H. Randle,
H. L. Mignott.
Licentiates:
W. H. Wineland; A. E. Smith,
0. P. Reid.
Missionary Licentiates:
J. G. Pettey, W. F. Burkley,
Mrs. M. B. Butterfield, Miss Jo-
liannah Daw, Miss Doris 13eli-
zario, Viola Brodie.
154 UNATTACHED ORGANIZATIONS
SOUTH CARIBBEAN CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1906
Territory: Trinidad, Tobago, Bar-
bados; Windward and Leeward
Islands British, Dutch, and
French 'Guianas.
Population: 1,800,000; churches,
46; members, 1,800.
Cable Address: " Adventists,"
Port of Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies.
Office Address: 31 Dundonald St.,
Port of Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies.
Postal Address: Box 66, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Officers:
Pres., H. J. Edmed.
Sec. and Treas., N. H. Knight.
Executive Committee: H. J.
Edmed, D. E. Wellman, I. G.
Knight, I. V. Minner, C. B. Sut-
ton, S. L. Ash, A. E. Riley, S.
A. Crichlow.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., N. H. Knight.
Asst. Tract Soc., Benjamin Yip.
Field Miss.,C. B. Sutton.
Sabbath Scool and Educational,
Miss Mary E. Robertson.
Miss. Vol. and Home Miss., S.
L. Ash.
Medical Miss., Dr. Chas. Cave.
Ministers:
H. J. Edmed, D. E. Wellman,
I. V. Minner, I. G. Knight, Lin-
ton Rashford, Philip Giddings,
A. E. Riley, J. J. Smith, E. C.
Henriques, S. L. Ash.
Licentiates:
C. B. Sutton, W. H. Lewis, J,
D. Wood, Nathan Payne, James
Carrington , Dr. Chas. Cave.
Honorary Licentiate: Reginald
Hyder.
Missionary Licentiates:
Benjamin Yip, T. J. Warner,
John Roberts, Emmanuel Bap-
tiste, George Rickard, Miss An-
na Osborne, Miss Ida Lennard,
Miss Ruth Lennard, Miss M. E.
Robertson, Mrs. D. E. Wellman.
Mrs. I. G. Knight, Mrs. I. V.
Minner, Mrs. Chas. Cave, Mrs.
Nathan Payne, Mrs. W. M.
Lewis, Mrs. Louise Giddings,
Mrs. J. D. Wood, Miss May
Skerritt, Mrs. George Rickard,
Miss Beulah Soper, N. Knight.
WEST CARIBBEAN CON-
FERENCE
Organized 1906 ,
Territory: Republics of Panama,
Columbia, Costa Rica, and Nica-
ragua; and ,the islands of San
Andres and Old Province (Co-
lombian), and Corn Island (Nic-
araguan)
Population: 6,713,997; churches.
26; members, 807.
Cable and Wireless Address: "Ad-
ventiSt," Colon, Panama.
Postal Address: Box M, Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone, Panama.
Office Address: Pacific Press Pub.
Assn. Bldg., Fourteenth and Bol-
ivar St., Cristobal, Canal Zone,
Panama.
Officers:
Pres., E. M. Trummer.
Sec. and Treas., H. C. Kephart.
Executive Committee: E. M.
Trummer, R. E. Bowles, R. J.
Sype, C. J. Boyd, J. A. Reid, J.
B. Johnson, H. C. Kephart.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc., Sabbath School, and
Miss. Vol., H. C. Kephart.
Field Miss., J. L. Holder.
Educational, C. J. Boyd.
Home Miss., R. J. Sype.
Ministers:
E. M. Trummer, R. J. Sype, J.
A. Reid, J.'B. Johnson (on fur-
lough).
Licentiates:
N. M. Brayshaw, C. J. Boyd, F.
W. Halladay, H. C. Kephart, R.
H. Treihle.
 UNATTACHED ORGANIZATIONS
Missionary Licentiates: '
R. E. Bowles, J. L. Holder, J. A.
Walker, G. H. Nembhard, C. F.
Brooks, Mrs. Amy Walters, Mrs.
E. M. Trummer, Mrs. C.J. Boyd,
Mrs. R. E. Bowles, Mrs. N. M.
Brayshaw, Mrs. H. C.' Kephart,
Mrs. J. L. Holder, Mrs. J. A.
Reid, Mrs. R. H. Treible, Mrs.
R. J. Sype, Miss Harriet Morse,
A. A. Grizzle.
Church School Teachers:
D. P. Abbott, R. T. Newball, Mrs.
R. T. Newball, P. A. MacGregor,
Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon, J. A. May-
nard, Samuel Henry, Ishmael
Ellis, Miss Edwedge Lawrence,
Miss Cleora Webster.
Church Directory:
Colon, Panama, Third St., near
Broadway.
Panama City, Panama, 68 Ca-
mino de Ganado.
INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST
INDIAN FIELD
Educational:
Central American Training
School, Siguatepeque, Hon-
duras.
Colegio Adventista, Aibonito,
Porto Rico.
Haitien Seminary, Box 28, Cape
Haitien, Haiti.
West Caribbean Training School,
Las Cascadas, Gamboa, Canal
Zone, Panama.
Publishing: Pacific Press Publish-
ing Association, Central Amer-
ican Branch, Box 5007, Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone.
BAHAMAS MISSION
Entered 1909
Territory: The Bahama Islands.
Population: 60,000; churches, 3;
members, 65.
155
Office Address: Box 143, Nassau,
Bahamas.
Minister: W. G. .Kneeland
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. W. G.
Kneeland.
Native Bible WorkerS:
Mrs. Evangeline Wood, Mrs.
Elizabeth Someillan.
HAWAIIAN MISSION
Entered 1895
Territory: The Hawaiian Islands.
Population, 250,627; churches, 2;
members, 150.
Office Address: 1112 Keeaumoku
St., Honolulu, Hawaii.
Officers:
Supt., L. L. Hutchinson.
Sbc. and Treas., R. J. McKeague.
Advisory Committee: L. L.
Hutchinson, S. T. Hare, H. E.
Giddings, R. J. McKeague, C. R.
Webster, F. E. Stafford, Jonah
Kumalae.
Department Secretaries:
Tract Soc. and Home Miss., R.
J. McKeague.
Sabbath School, Mrs. C. R. Web-
ster.
Miss. Vol., Miss Lena Kumalae.
Oriental, F. E. Stafford.
Ministers:
L. L. Hutchinson, S. T. Hare,
H. E. Giddings, R. J. McKeague.
Missionary Licentiates:
F. E. Stafford, C. R. Webster,
Mrs. C. R. Webster, Mrs. Mabel
McKeague, Mrs. S. T. Hare, Mrs.
H. E. Giddings, J. U. Jeffers,
Mrs. Sylvia Jefers, Miss Gladys
Jeffers, H. G. Rowland, Mrs. L.
L. Hutchinson.
Church School Teachers:
H. E. Giddings, Mrs. H. E. Gid-
dings, Mrs. Bertha Alves, Kath-
ryn Clanton.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
OUTLINE OF COURSES IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

At the Educational Council held at St. Helena, Cal., June 4-14, 1915,
it was recommended that the work of our intermediate schools, acad-
emies, and colleges be organized upon a semester (half year) basis,
each semester to be subdivided into three periods of six weeks each.
It was also recommended that the credits given in these schools be
reckoned upon a unit basis, one unit representing a study pursued 38
weeks with five recitations a week, forty-five minutes in length, or its
equivalent; that college credits be given on the semester-hour basis, a
semester-hour representing a study pursued one sixty-minute hour a
week for eighteen weeks. The scope of the various courses conducted
in these schools is as follows:
Grades Years
Intermediate Course 7-10 4
Academic Course 9-12 4
College Course (General) 13-16 4
College Course (Special):
For Ministers (Complete) 13-16 4
For Ministers (Shorter Course) 13, 14 2
For Bible Workers and Missionaries
one- and two-year courses
Teachers (Elementary) 13, 14 2
Business and Shorthand 13, 14 2
Business only 12/, 13 1/
Shorthand only 12/, 13 1/
Music the conservatory course
College Course (Medical) 13-16 4
For Medical Evangelists 4
For Nurses the instruction given in our sanitariums 3
For Preparatory Medical Students 13, 14 2
Lists of church schools and teachers will be found in connection with
directories of the conferences in which such schools are located. Di-
rectories of colleges, academies, and intermediate schools follow in al-
phabetical order.

ADELPHIAN ACADEMY Irmin Burke, Preceptor, Latin;

Holly, Michigan
Established 1904
Coporate Name: " Adelphian Acad-
emy Association."
Board of Trustees: W. A. West-
worth, Chairman; W. L. Avery.
Sec., J. W. McComas, W. J.
Webber, E. L. Peterson, Frank
Dudley, J. B. McKenney, H. A.
Griffis, W. A..Sherrig.
Faculty: W. L. Avery, Principal
and Business Manager, Algebra;
156
Mary Montgomery, Preceptress
and Matron, cooking;- E. L.
Peterson, Bible; Clayton Keiser,
Science; Ruth Tenny, Piano; A.
P. Heflin, English; E. J. Kirby,
Farm Manager, Hydrotherapy;
Miss Burgess and" Miss Crain,
Normal; Ella M. Volbreclit,
Bookkeeper, Commercial.
Primary Department: Ruby Crain,
Grammar Grades; Zella Avery,
Intermediate Grades; Essie Bur-
gess, Primary Grades.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
ARIZONA ACADEMY
1325 North Fourteenth St.,
Phoenix, Arizona
Board: A. R. Sandborn, Chairman;
K. M. Adams, Sec.-Treas.; R. L.
Benton, H. L. Wallace, L. B.
:Ragsdale, I. T. Reynolds, C. D..
M. Williams, D. L. Wagner, D.
C. Field.
Faculty: K. M. Adams, Principal,
History; C. E. Kellogg, Bi-
ble; B. .Rasmussen, Science:
Miss E. A. Caballero, Spanish;
Miss Augusta Buchheim, Voice
and Piano; R. G. Lewis, BoOk-
keeping and Penmanship; L. M.
Stump, Preceptor; Mrs. R.- G.
Lewis, PrecepLress and Matron;
Miss Ellen Lambeth., Grades 1-3:
Mrs. A. A. Gibbons. Oracles 4-6:
L. M. Stump, Grades 7, 8.
Industrial Faculty: K. M. Adams.
Business Manager; C. E. Kel-
logg, Carpentry; R. 0. Lewis.
Farm; Mrs. Luitjens, Dressmak- .
ing; Mrs. K. M. Adams, Domes-
tic Science; Miss E. A. Caballe-
ro, Typing.
AUSTRALASIAN MISSIONARY
COLLEGE
Cooranbong, New South- Wales,
Australia
Established 1894
Board: C. H. Watson, Chairman;
W. W. Prescott, G. S. Fisher,
W. J. Westerman, J. M. Cole, E.
Watson, L. D. A. Lemke, W. H.
Hopkin.
Faculty: W. W. Prescott, Princi-
pal and Business Manager; E.
S. Butz, Asst. Bible Teacher and
Preceptor;. Mrs. L. Ulrich, Pre-
ceptress and Matron; Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Robbins, H. Kirk, T.
A. Brown, A. E. Speck, C. E.
Haines, H. C. Tempest, Miss R.
Allbon.
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BATTLEFORD ACADEMY
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Established 1916
Board of Managers: J. 0. Walker.
Chairman; J. J. Jutzy, Sec.; C. -
O. -Smith, D. E. Reiner, Win.
Wasell, C. W. Deer, M. S. Krits-
ky, Theo. Diminyatz.
Faculty: C. 0. Smith, Principal,
Business Manager, Bible, and
History; T. E. Unruh, Precept-
or and Mathematics; Lydia 0.
Stickle, Preceptress, English;
A. E. Chaney, Science; D. P.
Harder, German and Asst. Bi-
ble; M. S. Kritsky, Russian;
Bernard Ledington, Music De-
partment; Mabel I. Campbell,
Nurse; Van Gatewood, Grade 8;
C. W. Mayor, Grade 7; Mrs.
Hattie B. Walker, Elementary
Grades; Sarah E. Stickle, Asst.
Elementary Grades.
Vocational Faculty: C. 0. Smith,
Supt.; Mrs. P. Finkle', Matron.
Domestic Science; Perry Finkle,
Carpentry. and Blacksmithing;
Fred Carpenter, Farm Manager;
E. A. Edstrom, Accountant.
BENGALI GIRLS' SCHOOL
6 Dehi Serampore 'Road, Entally,
Calcutta, India
Established 1916
In charge of Mrs IV. H. Stevens,
assisted hy Bengali teachers.
BENGALI PRIMARY SCHOOL
S. D. A. Mission, Gopalgunj, Dist.
Faridpur, India
Established 1921
In charge of Mrs. L. G. Mookerjee.
assisted by Bengali teachers.
BEREA INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Jefferson, Tex.
Established 1914
Board: C. U. Taylor, C. T. Jeffers,
J. F. Wright, N. W. Dunn, A. W.
158 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Peterson, J. W. Andrews, R. F.
Culpepper, E. E. Ballard.
Faculty: R. L. Wilson, Language,
Mathematics; C. U. Taylor, Bi-
ble and History; G. B. Boswell,
Grades 5-7; Miss- Katherine Wil-
son, Grades 1-4.
BETHEL ACADEMY
Bethel, Wis.
Established 1899
Educational Board: I. J. Wood-
man, Pres.; B. H. Phipps, Sec.;
P. L. Larson, W. 41. Wester-
meyer, C. D. McCrillis, A. W.
Coon, A. E. Nelson, G. W. Pflu-
gradt.
Faculty: B. H. Phipps, Principal
and Business Manager, Agricul-
ture; Otto Johnson, Assistant
Business Manager, Commercial
Branches, Missions; E. P. Weav-
er, Preceptor, Manual Training,
Latin; Louie Hendrick, Farm
Manager, Bible, History Aliee
Wehner, Preceptress, English;
A. W. Coon, Bible, History; A.
J. Skeels, Science, Mathematics,
Orchestra, Violin; Bernice Web-
ber, Librarian, Normal Director;
Grace Fairchild, Piano; Mrs.
Otto Johnson, Matron, Short-
hand, Sewing; Flora McChesney,
Grades 7 and 8.
BETHEL GIRLS' SCHOOL
Tungshan, Canton, China
Established 1904
Board of Directors: A. L. Ham, J.
P. Anderson, P. V. Thomas, H.
B. Parker, Miss Ida E. Thomp-
son, Dr. S. L. Wong, T. S. Wu,
C. S. Sissons, R. M. Milne.
Faculty: Miss Ida E. Thompson,
Principal and Manager; Mrs. H.
B. Parker, Treas.; Mrs. A. L.
Ham, Miss H. M. Chan, H. S.
Leung, Y. K. Cheung.
BOSTON INTER-CHURCH
SCHOOL
Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass.
Established 1920
Board of Managers: J. C. Stevens,
Chairman; J. G. Darling, Sec.;
James Ray, Treas.; E. W. Stone,
Mrs. A. L. Offer, Wm. Sypher,
Oliver Doughty, Mrs. Morissey.
Faculty: Principal, W. B. Arm-
strong; assistant teachers, Mrs.
W. B. Armstrong, Miss Edna
Bergmann.
BRAZILIAN SEMINARY
(Seminario Adventista do Brazil)
Established 1915
Address: Seminario Adventista do
Brazil, Santo Amaro, SAo Paulo,
Brazil, South America.
Board of Directors: F. W. Spies,
T. W. Steen, H. Meyer, C. E.
Schofield, W. E. Murray, R. Su-
essmann, F. R. Kuempel, E. C.
Ehlers, C. E. Rentfro, J. H.
Boehm, R. Wilfart, R. M. Car-
ter.
Officers of the Board: F. W. Spies,
Pres.; T. W. Steen, Sec., Treas.,
and Director; C. E. Schofield,
Auditor.
Faculty: T. W. Steen, Director:
E. M. Davis, Bible; G. B. Tay-
lor, Preceptor and Sciences; Ma-
ble Patterson, Preceptress, Ma-
tron, and Normal Department;
Manoel Kuempel, Mathematics;
Flavio L. Monteiro, National
Language and History; Mrs. T.
W. Steen, Music and English;
Andr6 Gedrath, Farm Superin-
tendent.
BROADVIEW THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY
La Grange, Ill.
Established 1910
Corporate Name: Broadview Swed-
ish Seminary Association.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Board of Trustees: Win. Guthrie, BURESALA TRAINING SCHOOL
Pres.; H. 0. Olson, Sec. and
Treas.; August Anderson, A. J.
Clark, J. H. Hoffman, I. J.
Woodman, J. M. Erickson, J. J.
Irwin, C. H. Mattson, E. T. Rus- Faculty: C. S. Palmer, Principal;
sell, Olof Granlund, W. H. Hol-
den, S. Mortenson, J. F. Piper,
P. E. Brodersen.
Local Board: A. J. Clark, Chair-
man; H. 0. Olson, Sec.; August
Anderson, J. 'M. Erickson, Olof
Granlund.
Faculty: H. 0. Olson, Pres., Phi-
losophy; S. Mortenson, Dean of
School of Theology, Bible, Evan-
gelical Training; August Swed-
berg, Bible; A. 0. Larson, M. D.,
Seminary Physician, Science; E.,
C. Rowell, Preceptor, English;
Winifred P. Rowell, English,
Greek; Karl Mattsson, Swedish;
Emil Leffler, History; M. H.
Serns, Chorus Director, Sight
Sinoing, Orchestra; yse M.
Swedberg,
b Piano, Harmony, Mu-
sical Theory; Alida Thorsen,
Piano; Pearl Kurtichanov,
Voice; Titus Kurtichanov, Rus-
sian Department, Bible; Alexis
Yakovenko, Russian; P. E. Ber-
theism), Latin-Slav Department,
Bible; Mrs. M. Oancea, Rouma-
nian; J. F. Huenergardt, Hun-
garian, Bible; J. A. Dominski, CANADIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE
Polish; Alexander Long, Italian;
Mrs. Margaret Hilliard, Precep-
tress; Anna Johnson, Matron,
Domestic SCience; Richard. Han-
son, Farm Superintendent; Rho-
da Anderson, Librarian, Library
Science, Grade 8; Amy Klose;
Nurse, Hydrotherapy; Hilding
Westerlund, Nurse, Hydrother-
apy; J. D. Lecklider, Account-
ant; E. R. Swanson, Bookkeep-
ing, Penmanship; Adelaide An-
derson, RegiStrar, Stenography;
Ivar Carlson, Mechanical De-
partment; Rose Watt, Sewing;
Archie Nelson, Agriculture;
John Michalenko, Mathematics;
Joel Nordstrom, Violin; Alice
Bodin, Grades 1-7.
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Buresala, Ovalau, Fiji, Pacific
Ocean
Established 1904
R. Lane, Asst. Teacher.
CAMPION ACADEMY
Loveland, Colorado
Established 1907
Board of Managers: W. A. Gosmer,
Pres.; M. G. Haynes, C. L. Wil-
son, 0. Branham, M. C. Morris.
F. A. Page, F. L. Farnsworth.
W. A. Hankins, 0. J. Nerlund,
H. E. Westermeyer.
Faculty: H. E. Westermeyer, Prin-
cipal and Manager; A. C. Mad-
sen, Preceptor, Bible and Sacred
History; H. K. Schilling, Sci-
ence and Mathematics; Wm.
Wilkinson, English and History ;
Margaret Miller, Preceptress,
Latin; Miss Ethel Threlkeld,
Voice and Piano; Mrs. A. G.
Wearner, Matron, Home Eco-
nomics; Iva Begird, Normal;
Alma Lorenz, Primary Grades;
Lloyd Aufderliar, Farm Superin-
tendent.
Lacombe, Alberta, Canada
Established 1907
Board of Managers: A. C. Gilbert,
G. H. Skinner, J. G. Walker, J.
J. Reiswig, W. A. Clemenson, G.
A. Campbell, E. D. Dick, F. L.
Hommel, T. S. Bowett, S. W.
Shankel, T. Ray Lukens, L. TZ.
Anderson.
Faculty: E. D. Dick, President.
and Business Manager; H. S.
Miller, Bible; G. E. Shankel,
English; H. J. Klooster, Science;
E. D. Henson, History; W. R.
Casey, Mathematics; Miss H. A.
Beardsley, Normal Director; Os-
car Reinmuth, Languages, Asst.
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Science; H. A. Shepard, Com-
mercial; Miss Blanche Davies,
Grade 8; Miss Ruby .Rick, Grade
7; Mrs. W. R. Casey, Grades 5,
6; Mrs. R. C. Sharman, Grades
1-4; Mrs. Marguaret Johnson,
Instrumental; Miss Freda Gu-
derian, Vocal; Miss Susie Wag-
ner; Robert Ditto, Preceptor;
Mrs. H. A. Shepard, Precept-
ress; Mrs. Rhoda Mason, Dress-
making; Rollie Falk, Woodwork,
Asst. Preceptor; G. R. Johnson,
Farm Superintendent; U. Wiss-
net., Accountant.
CANTONESE INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Tungsha-n, Canton, China
Operated for Cantonese, Kwangsai
and Hakka Missions
Established 1915
Board of Directors: A. L. Ham, J.
P. Anderson, P. V. Thomas, H.
B. Parker, Miss Ida Thompson,
Dr. S. L. Wong, T. S. Wu, C. S.
Sissons, R. M. Milne.
Faculty: H. B. Parker, Principal
and Manager; Mrs. H. B. Park-
er, Treas.; K. H. Sin, C. N. Tso,
C. L. Ma, T. C. Wong, C. C.
Chan, Y. W. Tsung, Mrs. A. L.
Ham.
CEDAR LAKE ACADEMY
Cedar Lake, Mich.
Incorporated 1899
Board of Managers: J. F. Piper,
Pres.; G. H. Simpson, See. and
Treas.; H. II. Hicks, W. P. El-
liott, W. S. Cole, B. F. Williams,
T. M. Summerville, A. V. Mor-
rison, C. B. Waller.
' Faculty: G. H. Simpson, Principal
and Business Manager; 0. L.
Denslow, Bible, History; Paul
Ford, Preceptor, Science; Waive
McAllister, Preceptress, Grade 8;
Gladys Witt, Piano, Voice, Span-
ish; Ruby Barrett, English;
Ruby Johnson, Matron; Jennie
Nelson, Accountant; H. J. Hal-
vorsen, Farm Superintendent,
Agriculture; Intermediate and
Primary Grades: Catherine
Shepard, Luella Wells.
CENTRAL AMERICAN TRAIN-.
ING SCHOOL
Siguatepeque, Honduras
Established 1915
Faculty: W. F. Hardt, Principal;
other members, C. F. Staben,
-Mrs. Lena Hunt-Hardt, Mrs.
Jessie Staben, A. E. Torres.
CENTRAL EUROPEAN MIS-
SIONARY SEMINARY
Kirchheim-Teck,, Wiirtemberg,
Germany
School Board: G. W. Schubert, 0.
Schildhauer, E. Bahr, W. Prill-
witz, J. Muth, C. Motzer, F. A.
.Prieser, E. Gugel, Paul Schmid,
M. D., L. Lutz, Fr. Bussinger,
Otto Schuberth.
Faculty: Otto Schuberth, Princi-
pal, Psychology, Languages;
F. Bussinger, Business Manager;
Paul Schmid, M. D., Science,
Practical . Nursing; Hermann
Schmidt, Bible, History; Rose
Edelinann, German, Mathemat-
ics; Louise Lohr, Preceptress,
Music; Charlotte Schuberth,
Voice; Anna Golz, Matron,
Household Economy, Sewing; S.
Pacher, Bookkeeping; F. Hopf,
Shorthand, Typewriting.
CHILE TRAINING SCHOOL -
(Colegio Adventista de Chile)
Chillan, Chile, South America
(Formerly Pua Training School)
Established 1906
Board of Managers: C. P. Crager,
John Brown, G. Ernmenegger.
Facundo Olivarria.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Faculty: E. U. Ayars, Principal;
Sylvia Vedoya, Preceptress;
Emeterio Arias, Preceptor.
CHOSEN UNION TRAINING
SCHOOL
Soonan, Chosen (Korea)
Established 1909
Board: C. L. Butterfield, J. E.
Riffel, Riley Russell, M. D., W.
R. Smith, H. A. Oberg, Hong Ta
Hup, Ne Kern Ok, Kim Pyong
Yong, C. W. Lee, Kim Pong
Kul.
Faculty: J. E. Riffel, Principal
and Business Manager; Kim Py-
ong Yong, Treasurer; W. R.
Smith; Mrs. W. R. Smith, Riley
Russell, P. K. Kim, P. H. Ne,
Y. C. Ku.
CLINTON THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY
Clinton, Mo.
Founded 1910
Legal Title: " Clinton Theological
Seminary."
Board of Trustees: S. E. Wight,
M. Lukens, E. T. Russell, J. T.
Boettcher, P. E. Brodersen, J.
H. Schilling, D. D. Rees, H. C.
Hartwell, B. 0. Wilkinson, It H.
Humann, M. B. Van Kirk,
Wm. Guthrie, David Voth, G. A.
Grauer, B. E. Miller, 0. F.
Schwedrat, R. E. Roan. J. S.
Koehler.
Officers of the Board: S. E. Wight,
Pres.; J. H. Schilling, Sec.; J. S.
Koehler, Treas.
Faculty: J. H. Schilling, Pres. and
Business Manager; R.- E. Hoen,
Science and Registrar; Miriam
Switzter, Mathematics and Nor-
mal Director; R. R. Neuman,
European and American History,
and Librarian; 0. F. Schwedrat,
Bible and Homiletics; J. F.
Harder, Bible; Esther Knudson,
English; F. G. Young, Ancient
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Languages; H. G. Reinmuth,
German; J. S. Koehler, Com-
merce and Accounting; R. V.
Matson, Director of Music, Band
and String Instruments; R.
Wakeham, Piano; Lillian Gaede,
Voice; Elizabeth Harder, Edu-
cation; H. E. Hein, Science and
Mathematics; Anna Roedel,
Preceptress; J. E. Young, Pre-
ceptor; Mrs. B. 0. Schlotthauer,
Matron and Hydrotherapy; P.
W. Peters and Fannie Healzer,
Critic Teachers; Mrs. J. F.
Schmidt, Cook; J. F, Schmidt,
Machinist; H. Reinmuth, Engin-
eer; J. Ringer, Farm Manager.
COLEGIO ADVENTISTA
Aibonito, Porto Rico
Established 1920
Board: C. V. Achenbach, Pres., B.
A. Wolcott, William Steele, W.
I. Montanye, Salvador Rivera.
Faculty: B. A. Wolcott, Principal.
and Manager, English; William
Steele, Bible, History, and Pas-
toral Training; Manuel Mendez,
Spanish, Mathematics; Minnie
E. Martin, Hydrotherapy, Nurs-
ing, Domestic Science; J. A.
Phipps, Preceptor; Mercedes
Phipps, Preceptress; Mrs: B. A.
Wolcott, Music; Manuel Marti-
nez, Shoemaking; F. E. Brito,
Sandalmaking; Laudelino Mu-
noz, Supervisor of Farm.
COLUMBIA ACADEMY
Meadow Glade, Wash.
Established 1921
Faculty: G. E. Johnson, Principal;
assisted by L. F. Burdoin, Miss
Latimar, Mr. Budd, Mrs., Niles.
DARLING RANGE SCHOOL
Carmel, West Australia
Established 1907
Board: H. E. Piper, Joseph Mills,
G. H. Palmateer, G. Newbold, P.
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B. Otto, W. IV. Prescott, E.
Watson.
Faculty: Joseph Mills, Principal
and Manager; G. F. Newbold,
Head Master and Farm Mana-
ger; S. C. Butler, Preceptor;
Miss N. E. Sehnepel, Matron and
Preceptress; Miss L. A. Baird,
Miss A. Shakespeare.
EMMANUEL MISSIONARY
COLLEGE
Berrien Springs, Mich.
Established 1901
Legal Title: " Emmanuel Mission-
ary College, Incorporated."
Board of Trustees: Wm. Guthrie,
Frederick Griggs, Fred Green,
W. A. Westworth, C. S. Wiest,
J. F. Piper, G. R. Fattic, A. J.
Clark, I. Jr. Woodman, J. J. Ir-
win, W. H. Holden, H. H. Hicks.
Officers of the Board: Wm. Guth-
rie, Pres.; Frederick Griggs,
Treas.; Fred Green, Sec.
Faculty: Frederick Griggs, Pres.,
Evidences of Christianity; J. H.
Haughey, Ancient Languages;
W. H. Wakeham; Biblical Exe-
gesis; 0. R. Cooper, M: D., Chem-
istry; Biology, and Physics; T.
M. French, Homiletics and Com-
parative Religiong; S. A. Smith,
Agriculture; Birt Summers, Mu-
sical Director, Voice; C. M. Sor-
enson, History; P. N. Pearce,
English; Ruth Merritt-Miller,
M. D., College Physician, Diet-
etics, Physiology, and Tropical
Diseases; E. E. Gardner, Com-
merce; H. L. Pearson, Public
Speaking; Mary E. Lamson,
Preceptress, History of Mis-
sions and Physical Culture;
Rena Klooster, Home Econom-
ics; Dorothy E. White, Normal
Director, Pedagogy and Meth-
ods; Bertha E. Xllen, Registrar,
Librarian, Library Science;
Fred Green, Asst. Manager; C.
A. Burman, Preceptor, Bible;
John Sampson, Director of Me-
chanical Department and Car-
pentry; Mrs. Birt Summers, Pi-
ano; Mrs. E. M. Caro, Matron;
Mrs. Blanche E. Griggs, Asst. in
Ancient Languages; Mrs. Edith
Stafford, Critic Teacher, Model
School; Mrs. Hattie E. Soren-
son, Critic Teacher, Model
School; Mrs. May C. Kuhn,
Critic Teacher,. Model School;
Mrs. Leona Summey-Burman,
Asst. in English; L. P. Thorpe,
Wind and String Instruments;
Mrs. Ella Iden-Edwards, French
and Missionary Volunteer Meth-
ods; Agnes L. Sorenson, Span-
ish; Olive Seaman-Fattic, Di-
rector of Commercial Sewing;
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dudley, Hy-
drotherapy and Practical Nurs-
ing; Ardenne May, Art; H. E.
Edwards, Director of Academic
Department, Science and Mathe-
matics; W. N. Yeager, D. D. S.,
Mission Dentistry; Anna D.
Mast, Asst. in Home Economics;
J. B. Krauss, Director of Print-
ing, Printing; Mrs. Ruth J.
French, Field Instructor in Bible
Work; Mrs. Gertrude 0. Miner.
Asst. in Piano; E. J. Bush, Asst.
in Agriculture.
School of Theology and Missions
Faculty: Frederick Griggs, Pres-
ident, Evidences of Christianity;
T. M French, Dean, Homi-
letics and Comparative Relig-
ions and Mission Polity; W. 'H.
Wakeham, Biblical Exegesis; J.
H. Haughey, Secretary, Greek
and Hebrew; C. M. Sorenson,
History; 0. R. Cooper, M. D., Sci-
ence; Birt Summers, Musical
Director; P. N. Pearce, English;
Dorothy. E. White, Education;
Bertha E. Allen, Registrar, Li-
brarian; Ruth Merritt-Miller,
M. D., Tropical Diseases; H. L.
Pearson, Public Speaking; W. N.
Yeager, D. D. S., Mission Den-
tistry.
Lecturers: A. G. Daniells, Lectur-
er on Church Organization and
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Polity; W. A. Spicer, Lecturer
on Missionary Expansion; J. L.
Shaw, Lecturer on Mission Poli-
ty; C. S. Longacre, Lecturer on
Religious Liberty; B. G. Wilkin-
son, Lecturer on Biblical Inter-
pretation and Comparative Re-
ligions; M. E. Kern, Lecturer on
Missionary Volunteer Services;
Wm. Guthrie, Lecturer on
Church Finance; J. C. Knox,
Lecturer on City Evangelism;
A. E. Serns, Lecturer On Pas-
toral Work.
ENTERPRISE ACADEMY
Enterprise, Kans.
Organized 1919
Board of Managers: B. G. Wilkin-
son, Bernard Voth, EL S. Oster-
loh, G. H. Curtis, W. L. Nott, A.
V. Cotton, J. D. McBroom, Her-
bert Griffith, H. F. Saxton..
Faculty: H. F.. Saxton, Principal
and Manager; F. G. Young, Bi-
ble; E. E. Helligso, Preceptor,
History; L. 0. Knowlton, Sci-
ence and Mathematics; Margaret
Jenkins, Languages; Mrs. C. E.
Lowry, Voice and Piano; Rilla
Archibald, Preceptress, English;
C. E. Lowry, Normal; Olga
Almskog, Primary Grades; Mrs.
G. Christopherson., Matron.
FINLAND S. D. A. MISSION
SCHOOL
(Soumen S. P. A:n Lahetyskoulu)
Tavastehus st., Finland
Established 1918
Board of Managers: Finnish' Con-
ference Committee.
Faculty: F. Hamlirli, Principal;
K. V. (Nola, Rauha Holmlund.
FIRESIDE CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Established 1909
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Management: Department of Edu-
cation of General Conference.
Board of Managers: W. E. How-
ell, Chairman; C. C. Lewis, Sec.;
J. L. Shaw, 0. M. John, G. B.
Thompson, M. E. Kern.
Faculty: C. C. Lewis, A. M., Prin-
cipal, Hebrew, Journalism, Pub-
lic Speaking, Logic; W. E. How-
ell, A. M., Rhetoric, Grammar,
Latin I, II, N. T. Greek I, II;
C. M. Sorenson, A. M., United
States History, General History,
Modern History, Church History;
H. C. Lacey, Daniel and the
Revelation, History of Missions,
N. T. Epistles, Acts of Apostles,
Christian Evidences; E. G. Sal-
isbury, A. M., Ph. D., Arith-
metic, Algebra, Geometry, Ad-
vanced Algebra, Trigonometry;
0. M. John, A. M., Geology; G.
H. Heald, M. D., Physiology and
Hygiene; E. L. Richmond, Book-
keeping; B. P. Foote. Stenogra-
phy, Typewriting, Office Meth-
ods; F. L. Chaney, College Rhet-
oric, Bible Readings; C. L. Tay-
lor, Bible Doctrines, Life of
Christ; Mrs. Myrta Kellogg
Lewis, A. B., Bible Grades 4-
7, Studies in the Psalms, Old
Testament History, Major and
Minor Prophets, School Manage-
ment, Christian Education, Psy-
chology; J. W. Osborn, Har-
mony; Mrs. Stella Moyers
Thompson, Home Nursing, First
Aid; Mrs. G. F. Wolfkill, Mrs.
Alice Miller Kimble, Literature,
Spelling, Denominational His-
tory, Testimonies; Cornelia M.
Bourcleau,, A. B., Composition,
Early Education, First Grade;
Mrs. C. C. Lewis, Registrar and
Secretary.
FLAT ROCK ACADEMY
Douglasville, Ga.
Established 1920
Board: B. W. Spire, Chairman; W.
S. Boynton, Secretary; Dr. J.
R. Mitchell, K. R. Haughey, J.
A. Sudduth.
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Faculty: W. S. Boynton, Princi-
pal and Business Manager, Math-
ematics, Science, Bible; Miss
Clara Knowles, English; C.
J. Jones, Physiology and Hy-
giene; Miss Mary Roberts, In-
termediate; Lela. Perry and Mo-
na Deyo, Primary; A. H. Ratz-
laff, Bakery; Mrs. A. E. Deyo,
Preceptress and Matron; J. A.
Sudduth, Farm Manager; Mrs.
C. J. Jones, Treatment Rooms
and Nursing.
FOOCHOW INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Foochow, China
Principal: G. E. Clarke.
FOX RIVER ACADEMY
Sheridan, Ill.
Established 1900
Board of Managers: W. H. Holden,
Pres.; J. C. Nixon, Sec. and
Treas.; P. C. Hanson, Hiram
Young, A. J. Clark, F. E. En-
driss, B. L. Post.
Faculty: I. C. Nixon, Principal.
Business Manager, and Bible:
P. E. Quimby, Preceptor, Bible
and History; Mrs. Vina
Thompson, Preceptress; Miss
Mary Greer, Matron, Domestic
Science; B. L. Thompson, Farm,
Dairy, Agriculture, Missions, and
History; E. M. Christiansen,
Science and Mathematics; Ruth
Johnson, English and Lan-
guages; Maude Warren, Music.
FRESNO ACADEMY
Route J, Box 43, Fresno, Cal.
Established 1918 as an Intermedi-
ate School; as an Academy 1921.
Board of Managers: W. L. Foster,
Pres.; D. A. Morton, Sec.; 0. 0.
Applegate, Treas.; W. H. Dex-
ter, W. F. Field, W. U. Walder,
G. A. Wheeler, G. A. Grauer.
Faculty: J. W. Winn, Principal,
Bible and Mathematics; N. L.
Howe, Science and Woodwork; -
J. P. Fentzling, English and His-
tory; Miss Laura Rocke, Span-
ish and Music; Mrs. Beatrice
Haney, Domestic Science and
Sewing; Mrs. J. W. Winn, Inter-
mediate Grades; Mrs. Goldie
Fisher-Church, Primary Grades.
FRIEDENSAU MISSIONARY
AND INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL
Friedensau, Post Grabow, Bez.
Magdeburg, Germany
Established 1899
Board: The East German Union
Conference Executive Commit-
tee..
Officers: W. Muller, - Principal; W.
Krumm, Business Manager; F.
Scheibenberger, Treas.
Faculty: W. Muller, Principal, 131-
ble, Rhetoric, Psychology, Logic,
Philosophy; F. Pieringer, Bible,
History, Chemistry, Physics;
0. Petermann, Latin, Greek, He-
brew, Coinmercial; H. Binnewies.
Bible, Literature, Natural Sci-
ence, Pedagogy; Dr. E. Meyer,
Hygiene, Physiology; J. Esser,
Anatomy, First Aid; Blume,
Bookkeeping, Commercial Arith-
metic, and Correspondence; Chr.
Zybach, Church History, History
of Missions, Denominational
History, Testimonies, French,
English; M. Birkner, Music,
Stenography; E. Trusen, Ger-
man, Foreign Department.
FUKIEN INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Kulangsu, Amoy, China
Principal: B. L. Anderson.
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GEM STATE ACADEMY
Caldwell, Idaho.
Established 1918
Board of Managers: Executive
Committee of the Southern Idaho
Conference.
Officers of the Board: J. W. Nor-
wood, Pres.; A. N. Atteberry,
Sec.
Faculty: A. N. Atteberry, Princi-
pal and Business Manager; E.
E. Carman; Preceptor, Bible, Car-
pentry; Mrs. Eva Kahler, Eng-
lish, Modern Language; Phillip
Nelson, History, Science; Miss
Kate "Scott, Preceptress, Mathe-
matics; Miss Enid Sparks, Edu-
cation, Primary Grades; R. W.
Airey, Preparatory Grades;
Mrs. Marie Green, Intermediate
Grades; Mrs. Nina B. Atteberry,
Domestic Art; Mrs. E. E. Car-
man, Intermediate Grades; Mrs.
H. A. Green, Piano, Voice, Cho-
rus.
GRAYSVILLE ACADEMY
Graysville, Tenn.
Established 1893
Board of Managers: B. F. Knee-
land; Pres.; L. A. Jacobs, Sec.;
Thos. E. Pavey, A. R. Wilson,
G. H. Baber, W. L. Killen, B. F.
Webb.
Faculty: L. A. Jacobs, Principal
and Manager; Mrs. Mettie
Sharp-Lenker, Bible; Mrs. I. D.
Richardson, Preceptress and
Matron, Physiology and Cook-
ing; Letha M. Litchfield, Inter-
mediate Grades; Mrs. L, A.
Jacobs, Primary.
HAITIEN SEMINARY
Box 28, Cape Haitien, Haiti
Board: A. G. Roth, G. G. Roth, M.
N. Isaac, Miss Hennine L. Roth.
Faculty: Miss Hemline L. Roth,
Principal; Asst., Miss Ruth I.
Roth.
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HANKOW INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Wang Gia Dun, Hankow, Hupeh,
China
Established 1918
Faculty: 0. J. Gibson, Principal;
Lou Gan Ching, Asst. Principal;
Mrs. M. E. Mullinnex, Precep-
tress; Moh Gi Ren, Hwang Dzi
Gang, Li Djen, Wang Min Seng.
HARLEM ACADEMY
1 44.West r3rst St., New York,
N. Y.
Established 1920
Board: Greater New York Confer-
ence Committee.
Faculty: J. L. Moran, Principal,
History, and Language; E. M.
Lane, Academic Department;
R. C. Smith, Grammar Depart-
ment; Rebecca Yeadon, Inter-
mediate Department; Mrs. E. M.
Lane, Primary Department.
HARTFORD INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
sr Whitmore St., Hartford, Conn.
Established 1921
Board of Managers: E. L. Cardey,
Chairman; Miss Mabel A. Por-
ter, Sec.; 0. F. Furnival, Treas.;
L. S. Wheeler, S. I. Bragan, N.
C. Van Horn.
Faculty: G. F. Furnival, Principal;
Mrs. M. E. Hamilton, Precep-
tress; Mrs. R. A. Ware, Matron;
HONAN INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Lowanho, Yencheng, Honan, China
Established 1917
Faculty: D. S. Williams, Princi-
pal; Mrs. D. S. Williams, Asst.
Principal; six native teachers.
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HUTCHINSON THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY
Hutchinson, Minn.
Established 1910
Board of Trustees: E. T. Russell,
H. M. Johnson, H. J. Sheldon,
A. J. Haysmer, W. H. Clark, S.
A. Ruskjer, N. P. Neilsen, P. E.
Brodersen, N. R. Nelson, M. S.
Reppe, James Johnson, C. Ed-
wardsen, A. P. Hanson, C. 0.
Dammon, William Guthrie, P. G.
Stanley, S. E. Wight.
Executive Board: H. M. Johnson,
J. M. Peterson, E. T. Russell, N.
P. Neilsen, M. S. Reppe.
Faculty: H. M. Johnson, Pres.,
New Testament Greek, H. R.
Johnson, Bible; 0. A. Skau, His-
tory; P. G. Nelson, .Vorwegian;
P. A. Christiansen, Danish; J.
M. Peterson, English, German;
F. M. Hanson, Asst. Teacher;
Marion Johnson, English; J. 0.
Hanson, Mathematics; G. C. Jor-
gensen, Science; Caroline Hop-
kins, Commercial; Anna Nelson,.
Normal; Mrs. Bertha Peake,
Grade Teacher; S. Ledington,
Director of Music; Mrs. S. Led-
ington, Voice; Ida Hansen, Hy-
drotherapy, Nursing; Mrs. F. M.
Hanson, Matron; 0. A. Skau,
Preceptor; Marion Johnson, Pre-
ceptress; George Axelsen, Farm
Manager.
Assistants and Instructors of In-
Dustries: Hilbert Sorenson,
Asst. in Science; Caroline Hop-
kins, Domestic Science; A. M.
Martin, Sloyd, Carpentry; F. M.
Hanson, Blacksthithing; Maybe]
Jensen, Sewing; Mrs. Bertha
Peake, Drawing; Harold Olson,
Bookbinding; Howard Frederik-
sen, Printing.
INDIANA ACADEMY
Cicero, Ind.
Established 1902
Board of Managers: C. S. Wiest,
Pres.; C. W. Marsh, Sec. and
Treas.; and the members of the
Indiana Conference Committee.
Faculty: C. W. Marsh; Principal
and Manager, History; Mrs. C.
W. Marsh, English and Modern
Language; W. J. Blake, Bible
and History; Mrs. W. J. Blake,
English, Sewing; R. W. Woods,
Preceptor, Science; Gladys Mc-
Dill, Preceptress, Latin; C. J.
Harris, Farm Manager; Mrs.
Jane Albro, Matron, Hydrother-
apy; Faye Ellis, Normal, Grades
7 and 8; Ruby Harrison, Grades
1-6.
INTER-MOUNTAIN ACADEMY
Located at Rulison, Colo.
Established 1918
Postal Address: R. F. D., Grand
Valley, Colo. -
Board of Managers: The Executive
Committee of Inter-Mountain
Conferencee.
Faculty: W. C. Baldwin, Principal
and Business Manager, English;
Roy Kinzer, Asst. Manager, In-
dustrial, Commercial; W. A. Al-
way, Spiritual Advisor, Bible;
Benton Wilcox, Preceptor, His-
tory, Mathematics; Edna Rags-
dale, Preceptress, Language,
Normal; Mrs. W. C. Baldwin,
Vocal, Art; Ethel Baird, Piano,
Physical Culture; Nena Thomp-
son, Matron.
JAPAN MISSION TRAINING
SCHOOL
16g Amanuma, Suginami-mura,
Toyotama-gun, Tokyo, Japan
Postal Address: Box 7, Yodobashi
Post Office, Tokyo, Japan.
Established 1908
Board: Executive Committee of
Union Mission.
Local Board of Management: H.
F. Benson, P. A. Webber, A. B.
Cole, H. Kuniya, A. N, Ander-
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
son, S. Yamazaki, S. Miyake, H.
J. Perkins.
Principal: P. A. Webber (on fur-
lough).
Business Manager: A. N. Nelson.
KAREN MISSION SCHOOL
S. D. A. Mission, Kammamaung,
Shwegon P. 0., via Moul-
mein, Burma
Established 1918
In charge of E. B. Hare, assisted
by Mrs. E. B. Hare, H. Baird,
and Karen teachers.
KETCHUM INTERMEDIATE
- SCHOOL
Ketchum, Okla.
Established 1911
Board of Directors: A. Z. Miller,
Pres.; G. R. Bracken, see.; G.
W. Holland, Treas.; Ezra Fill-
man, S. E. Keehnel, Marvin Kin-
zer, R. H. Sufficool.
Faculty: G. M. Mathews, Princi-
pal; Mrs. Flora M. Moyers.
LAKE GROVE MISSION SCHOOL
Lake Grove, Thoreau, N. Mex.
Established 1918
Managing Board: Morris Lukens,
L. B. Schick, Orno Follett.
Faculty: Orno Follett, Bible; Ag-
nes Follett, Teacher and Domes-
tic Science.
LANCASTER JUNIOR COLLEGE
South Lancaster, Mass.
Established 1882
Board of Trustees: E. K. Slade,
(Pres.) . B. F. Machlan, B. M.
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Heald, E. L. Cardey, R. S. Fries,
J. A. Trout, W. E. Bliss, C. R.
Smith, C. L. Kilgore, W. C. Mof-
fet, J. K. Jones, D. U. Hale, P.
L. Thompson, J..E. Jayne, H. A.
Vandeman, H. B. Tucker, C. B.
Haynes, J. C. Stevens, H. A.
Weaver, W. 0. Howe.
Local Board: E. K. Slade, B. F.
Maehlan, J. A. Trout, J. K.
Jones, C. L. Kilgore.
Officers of the Corporation: E. K.
Slade, President; J. A. Trout,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Administration: B. F. Machlan,
Pres. and Business Manager;
J. A. Trout, Sec. and Treas.;
C. 0. Perkins, Preceptor; Miss
Violet Morgan, Preceptress;
Mrs. May M. Quantock, Matron.
Faculty: B. F. Machlan, Pres.,
School Administration; S. M.
Butler, Bible; B. B. Ross, His-
tory; Rachel Salisbury, Eng-
lish; H. W. Lindsay, Ancient
Languages; Mrs. B. B. Ross,
Modern Languages; J. W. Salis-
bury, Science; G. H. Winslow,
Mathematics, Biology; C. 0.
Perkins, Asst. Bible; Edna S.
Farnsworth, Piano, Harmony,
History of Music; C. S. Cork-
ham, 'Commercial; Rowena E.
Purdon, Normal Director; Olive
Lindberg, Grammar Dept., Critic
Teacher; Ella Osbonie, Inter-
Mediate Dept., Critic Teacher;
Mrs. L. E. Aldrich, Primary
Dept., Critic Teacher; Miss Au-
dra Reichenbach, Normal Art;
Mrs. May M. Quantock, Cook-
ing, Home Economics; Mrs. H.
W. Lindsay, Practical Nursing,
Hydrotherapy; H. B. Rudolph,
Carpentry; Mrs. Geneva Hast-
ings, Sewing; S. E. Brown, Ag-
riculttire; George Skaling, Cook;
Joseph Hawksley, Steam and
Electrical Enginering; Miss Ir-
ma Rothstein, Asst. MUsic; L.
E. Aldrich, Registrar.
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LATIN-AMERICAN TRAINING
SCHOOL
1325 North Fourteenth St.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Established 1920
Board: A. R. Sandborn,,Chairman;
K. M. Adams, Sec. and Treas.;
R. L. Benton, H. L. Wallace, L.
B. Ragsdale, D. C. Fields, D. L.
Wagner, I. T. Reynolds, C. D.
M. Williams.
Faculty: K. M. Adams, Principal;
H. F. Brown, Director; Emma
Caballero, Sciences; Aurelia
Vargas de Mora, Spanish Lan-
guage; L. M. Stump, Preceptor;
English; Mrs. R. G. Lewis, Pre-
ceptress, Matron; Augusta
Buchheim, Piano, Vocal Music;
C. E. Kellogg, arpentry; Mrs.
Luitjens, Sewing; R. G. Lewis,
Agriculture.
The Latin American Training
School is under the same man-
agement as the Arizona Acad-
emy and uses the same dormito-
ries and other equipment.
LATIN UNION TRAINING
SCHOOL
(Seminaire Adventiste du Saleve)
Collonges sous Saleve, Haute
Savoie, France
(Formerly at Gland, established
1904; removed 1921.)
Board of Management: A. V. Ol-
son, Pres.; L. L. Caviness, Sec.;
U. Augsbourger, Jules Rey, 0.
Ganty, Dr. P. A. De Forest.
Faculty: L. L. Caviness, Principal,
Spanish; A. Vaucher, Bible and
History; M. Tieche, Literature
and Pedagogy; H. Evard, Pre-
ceptor, Sciences; L. Vez, Manual
Labor; 0. Ganty, Business Man-
ager, Bookkeeping; Mrs. Lenna
W. Salisbury, Preceptress; Sara
Armengaud, French; Gertrude
Guidal, English and German;
Marie Boucher, Matron; Miss
Beullens, Shorthand and Type-
writing.
LAURELWOOD ACADEMY
Gaston, Oreg.
Established 1904
Board of Managers: H. W. Cot-
trell, Chairman; Wm. Reith, J.
H. Hanson, J. F. Beatty, B. J.
Cady, N. C. Erntson, A. R. Bell,
L. K. Dickson, L. F. Burdoin.
Faculty: F. S. Bunch, Principal,
Bible; Wm. Reith, Business
Manager, Bookkeeping; W. H.
Bunch, '' Preceptor, Latin and Sci-
ence; F. 0. Rathbun, Mathemat-
ics and Chemistry; E. A. Pohle,
History; Mrs. F. 0. Rathbun,
English and Expression; Mrs.
Mary E. Little, Normal Director,
Mrs. T. H. Folkenberg, Piano
and Organ; Mrs. Kathryn
Meeker, Voice and Piano; Mrs. ,
C. M. Wyant, Preceptress and
Matron; B. A. Meeker, Critic
Teacher, Grades 7, 8; Miss Hazel
Gibson, Critic Teacher, Grades
4-6; Mrs. Anna Kingsbury,
Critic Teacher, Grades 1-3.
Vocational Instructors: S. C.
Hanson, Carpentry and Engi-
neering; Sewing,
Typewriting.
LIMA TRAINING SCHOOL
(Instituto Industrial)
Miraflores, Lima, Peril, South
America
Established 1919
Postal Address: Casilla 1002,
Lima, Per6, South Ameriea.
Board of Managers: E. F. Peter-
son, Chairman; C. D. Striplin,
Sec.-Treas.; F. I. Mohr, R. R.
Coble, and the four superintend-
ents of the local missions in the
Inca Union.
Director and Manager: C. D. Strip-
lin.
Faculty: C. D. Striplin, Principal;
Mrs. C. D. Striplin and F. P.
Osorio, Asst. Teachers.
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LODI ACADEMY
Lodi, Cal.
Established 1908
Board: C. Santee, H. S. Shaw, G.
A. Grauer, Adolph Johnson, P.
H. Glantz, M. L. Rice, D. D.
Lake, F. T. Oakes, Sec.
Faculty: D. D. Lake, Principal, Bi-
ble; F. T. Oakes, Business Man- - Ph. B., M. D., Dean of Los
ager, Commercial Dept.; E. E.
Backus, Asst. Bible, Carpentry;
Lloyd Landis, English; V. V.
Wolfkill, Science, Mathematics;
G. C. Heinrich, German, Latin;
J. F. Caster, Farm Supt., Agri-
culture; H. M. Lee, Preceptor,
Asst. Bible; Velma Wallace,
Normal Director; Mrs. F. T.
Oakes, Preceptress, Hydrother-
apy; Mrs. Birdie Bohna, Ma-
tron, Domestic, Science; Minnie
Belle Scott, Registrar, Asst.
Commercial Dept. Mrs. J. F.
Gaster, Sewing; 'Elizabeth A.
Maycock, Pianoforte, Organ,
Harmony; Mrs. G. C. Heinrich,
Asst. in Pianoforte; G. W.
Greer, Voice and Directing; 0.
C. Baldwin, Grade 8; Marie Lu-
cas, Grade 7; Ethel Walder,
Grades 5, 6; Ruth Westcott,
Grades 3, 4; Mrs. G. W. Greer,
Grades 1, 2.
LOMA LINDA COLLEGE
Legal Title: " College of Medical
Evangelists."
Loma Linda and Los Angeles, Cal.
Chartered 1909
Board of Trustees: (Term of two
years) A. G. Daniells, W. T.
Knox, S. E. Wight, A. R. Ogden,
E. T. Russell, Wm. Guthrie, Al-
fred Shryock; (term of one
year) J. W. Christian, J. J.
Weir, P. T. Megan, H. W. Voll-
mer, Newton Evans, W. M. Ad-
ams, L. M. Bowen; (term of
three years) E. H. Risley, R. F.
Emmerson, S. S. Merrill, W. A.
George, J. J. Nethery, G. W.
Reaser, George Thomason.
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Officers of the Board: J. W. Chris-
tian, Pres.; Newton Evans, Vice-
Pres.; S. S. Merrill, Sec. and
Treas.; L. M. Bowen, Business
Manager.
Faculty of Medicine: N. G. Evans,
B. S., M. D., President, Profes-
sor of Pathology; P. T. Magan,
Angeles Division, Professor of
Medicine; Alfred Shryock, A. B.
M. D., Secretary and Registrar,
Professor of Histology and Em-
bryology.
Professors: Eliot Alden, A. B., M.
D., F. A. C. S., Clinical Sur-
gery; Charles L. Allen, M. D.,
Clinical Neuropsychiatry; Ed-
ward W. Alsberge, D. D. S.,
Clinical Dental Surgery; Her-
bert T. Brooks, A. B., M. D.,
Clinical Medicine; Charles C.
Brdwning, M. D., Diseases of
the Chest; George W. Brown,
M. D., Clinical Otolaryngology;
Clinton A. Burrows, M. D., Oto-
laryngology; Ralph L. Brynes,
M. S., M. D., F. A. C. P., Dis-
eases of the Chest; Kemper B.
Campbell, L. L. M., Medical
Jurisprudence; Ralph R. Camp-
bell, M. D., F. A. C. P. Clinical
Dermatology; Foster K. Collins,
B. S., M. D., Operative Sur-
gery; Daniel Delos Comstock,
M. D., Medicine; Robert V. Day,
M. D. Clinical Urology; Charles
B. Dirks, Ph. B., M. D., Neurol-
ogy; Arthur N. Donaldson, A.
B., M. D., Physiology; Julio En-
delman, D. D. S., Stomatology;
Louise Felsenthal, D. D. S., M.
D., Oral Surgery; Alfred E. Gal-
lant, A. B., M. D., Orthopedic
Surgery; William A. George, A.
M., M. D., Principles of Sur-
gery; Charles W. Harrison, M.
D., Anatomy; Lasher Hart, M.
D., F. A. C. P., Dermatology;
'Fred E. Herzer, A. B., M. .D.,
Bacteriology and Hygiene; Al-
bert L. Hill, M. D., Pediatrics;
P. V. K. Johnson, M. D., Clin-
ical Pediatrics; P. Martin Kel-
170 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
ler, M. D., Obstefrics; Florence
Keller, M. D., Gynecology; Wil-
liam B. Kern, M. D.,Psychiatry;
William H. Kiger, M. D., Proc-
tology; John L. Kirkpatrick, M.
D., Clinical Surgery; George H.
Kress, B. S. M. D., Ophthalmol-
ogy; August H. Larson, B. S.,
M. D. Clinical Obstetrics; Fred
E. 1.,eltice, M. D., Gynecology;
Granville MacGowan, M. D.,
Urology; Lyle G. McNeile, M.
D., Clinical Obstetrics; Victor
L. Mann, M. D., Neurology;
Glen W. Millard, D. D. S. Den-
tal Surgery; R. S. ()Wen, Biblical
Exegesis; John S. Reekie, M. D.,
Ch. M., Medicine; Lewis D. Rem-
ington, M. D., Clinical Medicine
in Diseases of the Chest; W.
W. Richardson, M. D., F. A. C.
S., Clincal Surgery; Edward H.
Risley, M. D., Chemistry; Her-
bert Augustus Rosenkradz, M.
D., Clinical Urology; A. J.
Scott, Jr., M. D., Pediatrics;
Rea E. Smith, M. D., F. A. C. S.,
Surgery; Wilburn Smith, M. D.,
M. R. C. S., L. R. C. P., F. R.
C. S., Surgery; Owen R. Staf-
ford, M. D., Roentgenology;
George Thomason, M. D., L. R.
C. S., L. R. C. 1'., F. A. C. S.,
Surgery; J. J. A. Van Kaatho-
ven, M. D., Clinical Surgery;
Henry W. Vollmer, M. D., Medi-
cine; Nils J. Waldorf, B. A., S.
T. B., Biblical Exegesis; John J.
Weir, M. D., Ophthalmology;
John C. Wilson, M. D., Clinical
Orthopedic Surgery; C. Benson
Wood, M. D., Clinical Otolaryn-
gology in Tuberculosis; William
W. Worster, A. M., M. D., Clin-
ical Medicine; Edmund M. Laz-
ard, M. D., F. A. C. S., Clinical
Obstetrics.
Associate and Assistant Profes-
sors: Samuel Ayres, Jr., A. B.,
M. D. Dermatology; Milton A.
Barndt;14. D., F. A. C. S., Oto-
laryngology; Alexander 'A.
Blatherwick, M. D., Clinical Sur-
gery; Phil Boller, A. B., M. D.,
Gynecology; Harry V. BroWn,
M. D., Medicine; Hersel E. But-
ka, M. D., Clinical Pathology;
Lenore D. Campbell, M. D., His-
tology; John E. Colloran, M. D.
Clinical Surgery; Arthur E.
Coyne, M. D., Otolaryngology;
Walter R. Crane, B. S., M.' D.,
Otolaryngology; Anstruther Da-
vidson, C. M., B. M., M., D.,
Dermatology; Albert R. Dick-
son, M. D., Surgery; E. Gillman
Goodrich, M. D., Emergency Sur-
gery; Dwight M. Green, B. S.,
M. D., Medicine; Roy W. Ham:
mack, M. D., Tropical Medicine;
J. W. Heustis, M. D., Clinical
Ophthalmology; Carl R. How-
son, M. D., Diseases of the
Chest; Walter L. Huggins, Ph.
B., M. D., F. A. C. S., Surgery;
Lyra Hunt-George, M. D., Ob-
stetrics; J. Mark Lacey, M. D.,
Medicine; John IV. Nevids, M.
D., Diseases of the Chest;
George Piness, M. D., Medicine;
Robert E. Ramsay, M. D., Pedi-
atrics; Frederick S. Ray, B. S.,
M. D., Surgery; Iner Sheld-
Ritchie, M. D., Anatomy; Alfred
R. Roos, M. D., Pathology;
Frederick M. Rossiter, B. S., M.
D., Medicine; Homer R. Rue,
M. D., Orthopedic Surgery;
Leon Shulman, M. D., Diseases'
of the Chest; Edgar K. Shu-
maker, M. D., Ophthalmology;
Cleon W. Symonds, M. D.,
Clinical Surgery; Abbie Wine-
gar-Simpson, M; D., Gynecol-
ogy; Richard H. Van Denburg,
M. D., Urology; J. E. Vallee,
M. D., Otolaryngology.
Lecturers and Demonstrators:
Frank D. Bullard, M. D., Anes-
thesia; Harry Shook Blossom,
M. D., Psychiatry; Leslie D.
Trott, M. D., Public Health; F.
W. Howard Taylor, M. . D.,
Roentgenology.
Inetructors: Ora Barber, M. D.,
M. D., Bacteriology; Walter L.
Bayley, M. D., Surgery; Earl A.
Burk, A. B., M. D., Urology;
Mabel Butka, M.' D., Laboratory
Diagnosis; Lawrence Butka, M.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
D., Medicine; George H. Carey,
M. D., Otolaryngology; Donald
Cass, A. B., M. D., Medicine;
Barney Coleman, M. D., Medi-
cine; Maude L. A. Colloran, M.
D., Pediatrics; Belle Wood-
Comstock, M. D., Pediatrics;
Frank A. Edwards, A. B., N. D.,
Ophthalmolog,y; P. B. Exelby,
A. B., M. D., Urology; Fred B.
Fairchild, B. S., M. D., Surgery;
Irving M. Feldkamp, N. D.,
Medicine; Floyd W. Gardner, A.
B., N. D., Chemistry; Alfred A.
Gumbiner, M. D., Ophthalmol-
ogy; James H. Hara, M. ,D.,
Medicine; Harold P. Hare, B. S.,
NI. D., Medicine; James F. Hol-
leran, M. D., Surgery; Walter
Holleran, B. S., N. S., M. D.,
Surgery; F. Jean Holt, M. D.
Anesthesia; Cora W. Jones, M.
D., Diseases of the Chest; John
R. Leadsworth, M. D., Otolaryn-
gology; Wellesley P. Magan, NI.
D., Surgery; Ralph W. Maker,
M. D., Medicine; Thomas V. Mc-
Hugh, M: D., Surgery; J. E. Mc-
Killop, B. L., B. S. D., M. D.,
Medicine; E. E. Moody, M. D.,
Pediatrics; Fred B. Moor, NI. D.,
Pharmacology and Physiolog-
ical Therapeutics; Gilbert R.
Owen, M. D., Otolaryngology;
James L. Robinson, M. D., Med-
icine; Paul Kelley Sellew, A. B.,
M. D., Ophthalmology; Leroy B.
Sherry, M. D., Surgery; Claude
Steen, M. D., Medicine; Irwin C.
Sutton, NI. D., Urology; Ruth J.
Temple, M. D., Pediatrics; A.
Gertrude. Wolferman, M. D..
Diseases of the Chest.
Los Angeles Division: The Ellen
G. White Memorial Hospital
and Boyle Ave. Dispensary, 304
North Boyle Ave. (cor Michigan
Ave.), Los Angeles, Cal., P. T.
Magan, M. D., (Dean of Los An-
geles Division) in charge. This
is the Clinical Department of
the College of Medical Evange-
lists.
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Faculty of Nurses' Course: New-
ton Evans; M. D., President; P.
T. Magan, M. D., Dean of Los
Angeles Division; H. W. Voll-
mer, M. D., Medical Superin-
tendent, Sanitarium Principles
and Sanitation and Nblic
Health; Alfred Shryock, M. D.,
Anatomy, Biology and Physi-
ology; Nora W. Whitney, R. N.,
Superintendent of Nurses, Loma
Linda Division; Martha Borg,
R. N., Superintendent of Nurses
for Los Angeles Division; W. A.
George, M. D., Surgical Tech-
nique, Principles of Massage;
E. H. Risley, M. D., Chemistry
and Materia Medica; J. J. Weir,
M. D., Bible; Floyd W. Gardner,
M. D., Diseases; Lyra Hunt-
George, M. D., Obstetrics and
Pediatrics; Lenore Campbell,
M. D., Dietetics, Nutrition, and
Cooking; Ora Barber, N. D., Hy-
giene and BacteriologY; A. M.
Dart, Bible Doctrines and Testi-
monies; Elva Wallack, Medical
and Surgical Procedures; Rosa-
lie Tolle, R. N., Hydrotherapy
and Technique of Massage; Bir-
tle M. Allen, R. N., Technique
of Hydrotherapy and Electro-
therapy; S. Jay Whitney, R. N.,
Technique of Hydrotherapy.
MAPLEWOOD ACADEMY
Maple Plain, Minn.
Established 1904
Executive Board: A. J. Haysmer,
Pres.; L. C. Palmer, Sec.; S. D.
Hartwell, A. H. Ruikoetter, E.
G. Hayes, H. M. Hiatt, J. W.
Dahlgren, 0. U. Giddings, C.
Merickel, H. L. Halverson, C.
Bracken.
Faculty: L. C. Palmer, Principal,
Science; Eugene Leland, Bible;
L. J. Vollmer, History; Aimee
F. Du Bois, English; J. J. Mair,
Preceptor, History, English;
Olive Severs-Palmer, Language;
J. L Layman, Mathematics,
172 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Manual Training; Mrs. Katie
M. Pogue, Normal Subjects;
Verna M. Hill, Accountant,
Commercial Subjects; Blanche
de Spelder, Piano, Organ, Voice,
Theory; Ruth Kipp, Violin;
Lottie Ulvick, House Nurse,
Hydrotherapy, Sanitation; El-
sena M. Christensen, Matron;
C. P. Merickel, Farm Superin-
tendent.
MARATHI TRAINING SCHOOL
S. D. A. Mission, Lasalgaon, G. I.
P. Ry., India
Established 1020
In charge of R. E. Loasby, assist-
ed by Mrs. R. E. Loasby, L. G.
\Vood, Kasote, Shushelabai,
Deode.
MARITIME ACADEMY
Memramcook, New Brunswick
Established 1904
Board of Management: J. L. Wil-
son, Chairman; I. A. Armstrong,
Sec., and the members of the
Maritime Conference Committee.
Administration: I. A. Armstrong,
Principal and Business Mgr
F. E. Vansickle, Treas.; H. W.
Ingham, Preceptor; Maude Pang-
burn, Preceptress; Mrs. H. W.
Ingham, Matron.
Faculty: I. A. Armstrong, Princi-
pal, Bible and Science; H. W.
Ingham, History and Mathe-
matics; Maude Pangburn, Mu-
sic; F. E. Vansickle, Commer-
cial and English; Ethyl Steele,
Church School and languages.
MEISTILA TECHNICAL
SCHOOL
Meiktila, Burma
Established, 1910
In charge of D. C. Ludington, as-
sisted by Burmese teachers.
MOUNT ELLIS ACADEMY
Bozeman, Montana
Established 1901
Board of Managers: (Not report-
ed).
Faculty: E. E. Farnsworth, Prin-
cipal, Bible, Mathematics; G. S.
Ray, Preceptor, History, Mod-
ern Languages; Miss Effie
Walin, Preceptress, English, Sci-
ence; R. L. -Walin, Business
Manager; Mrs. Harry Watson,
Piano, Organ; Mrs. B. B. Tay-
lor, Primary Grades.
MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY
Mount Vernon, Ohio
Established 1893
Executive Board: N. S. Ashton,
F. H. Robbins, D. S. Teters, C.
L. Stone, A. E. King, D. A. Par-
sons, J. W. McCord, I. J. Gault,
R M. Spencer, C. F. Ulrich, C.
E. Welch.
Officers of the Board: N. S. Ash-
ton Pres.; C. L. Stone, Sec.; A.
'
E. King, Treas.; C. C. Pulver,
Auditor.
Local Board:. N. S. Ashton, Chair-
man; C. L. Stone, Sec.; I. J.
Gault, A. E. King, C. E. Welch.
Faculty: C. L. Stone, Principal;
H. J. Detwiler, Bible; S. C.
Rockwell, Science and Mathe-
matics; H. A. Miller, Music;
Miss Ruth Bond, Assistant in
Music; Mrs. H. A. Miller, Eng-
lish and Latin; E. W. Tonjes,
History; Mrs. A. E. King, Pre-
ceptress; Miss Sara K. Rudolph,
Preparatory and English; L. A.
Newgard, Commercial Dept.;
Mrs. Harvey Cassell, Sewing;
Miss Elsie Tatman, Cashier and
Registrar; Mrs. M. L. Kelley,
Expression; L. J. Borrowdale,
Preceptor; Katherine Keisker,
Matron; T. W. Webb, Carpen-
try; A. I. Baker,Printing; R. B.
Wheeler, Asst.nting
ri and His-
tory; A. E. King, Business Man-
.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
ager; L. B. Taylor, Chef, Cook-
ing.
NAERUM MISSION SCHOOL
Established 1908; removed to
nerum, 1918
Board of Managers: Scandinavian
Union Conference Committee.
Faculty: Erik Arnesen, Principal;
Miss Othilia Nielsen, Matron;
Mrs. Ingeborg Hjartarson, Anna
Simonsen, Kathinka Henriksen.
NEANDERTAL MISSIONARY
SEMINARY,
(Missions-Seminar Neandertal)
Established 1921
Neandertal, Post Mettman, Rhld.,
Germany
Board of Trustees: P. Drinhaus,
E. C. Witzke, K. Sinz, H. Fen-
ner, C. Bruck, 0. Schwenecke, J.
Braun, 0. Hirth, H. Hartkop, 0.
Adolf, A. Langenstrassen.
Executive Committee: P. Drin-
ha.us, E. C. Witzke, 0. Marthe,
J. Braun, 0. Hirth.
Faculty: Dr. phil. E. C. Witzke
(Director), Bible, Sacred Phil-
ology, Philosophy; Dr. med. H.
Feldmann, Physiology, Hygiene,
Medical Missionary Instruction;
Hauptlehrer, A. Hennig, German
Language, History, Music; Liz.
Lehrerin, Clara Witzke, English
Language, Education, History;
Stud. phil. W. Pfeiler, Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics.
NORTH INDIA GIRLS' SCHOOL
61 Abbott Road, Lucknow, India
Established 1919
In charge of Mrs. G. E. Ghaus, as-
sisted by Mrs. B. Singh, Mrs. L.
B. Paul, Mrs. V. Julius, Miss A.
E. Caleb.
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NORTHEAST INDIA UNION
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
BOYS
S. D. A. Mission, Morabadi,
Ranchi, India
Established 1917
In charge of L. H. Olson, assisted
by Bengali teachers.
NORTHWEST UNION MISSION
TRAINING SCHOOL
S. D. A. Mission, Hapur, 0. & R.
Ry., India
Established 1917
In charge of F. W. Smith, assisted
by Mrs. F. W. Smith, A. How-
ard, A. Paul, Francis Wray.
Robin Singh, K. S. Sharma, N.
B. Singh.
NORWAY S. D. A. MISSION
SCHOOL
(Name not finally settled)
Temporary location and address:
Solberg, Missionsskole, Solberg
pr. Ringelien p. o., Norway
Established 1921
Board of Managers: A. G. Chris-
tiansen, Chairman; Henry
Grundset, K. Mrland, C. A.
Thorp, L. J. Steve, H. Sivertsen.
Alfr. A. Berger.
Faculty: Henry Grundset, Princi-
pal; Mrs. Anna Zentsen Ma-
tron; K. NM-land. Rolf Chris-
'
tensen.
OAK PARK ACADEMY
Nevada, Iowa
Established 1911
Board of Managers: W. H. Clark,
Pres.; W. H. Teesdale, Sec.; A.
P. Hanson, T. H. Jeys, A. W.
Johnson, G. E. Leffler, C. J.
Metzger, A. L. Miller, Bert
Rhoads, J. E. Shively, A. R.
SM0119e.
174 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Faculty: W. H. Teesdale, Princi-
pal and Manager; T. H. Jeys,
Bible; K. J. Reynolds, Precep-
tor, History; Jennie Nelson,
Preceptress, English; T. J.
Roach, Mathematics; Ruby Mc-
Gee, Science, Latin; Daisy Dean,
Music; Edythe Bushnell, Ma-
tron; J. C. Johnston, Farm
Manager.
OAKWOOD JUNIOR COLLEGE
(For Colored)
Huntsville, Ala..
Established 1895
Board of Managers: J. L. McEl-
hany, Chairman; J. I. Beards-
ley, Secretary; W. H. Heckman,
Morris Lukens, J. A. Tucker, J.
C. Thompson, J. F. Wright, W.
R. Elliott, G. E. Peters, W. E.
Strother, J. G. DaSent, H.
Lawrence.
Execiitive Committee: J. L. McEl-
hany, Chairman; J. I. Beards-
ley, Sec.; J. G. Dasent, W. H.
Heckman, K. F. Ambs, J. H.
Lawrence.
Administration: J. I. Beardsley,
Business Manager; K. F. Ambs,
Treas., Asst. Manager; W. L.
Bird, Dean; L. E. Allen, Book-
keeper; Alex. Cox, Preceptor;
Mrs. E. I. Cunningham, Precept-
ress; Mrs. W. H. Lewis, Matron.
Faculty: Theology and Science:
J. I. Beardsley, Pres.; IV. L.
Bird, Bible; E. C. Jacosen, His-
tory; R. A. Jorgenson, Science;
F. L. Peterson, English and Mu-
sic; Mrs. W. H. Lewis, Medical;
Mrs. A. J. Beardsley, Domestic
Science, Lotta E. Bell, Normal
Director; Jennie Stratton, Asst.
Music; Ethel Field, Julia Baugh.
Teachers Model School.
Industrial Faculty: J. I. Beards-
ley, Supt.; K. F. Ambs, Asst.
Supt., Painting; W. H. Lewis,
Mechanical Supt., Carpentry; R.
A. Jorgenson, Printing; James
Olmstead, Farm; J. D. Finley,
Garden and Broom Shop; E. C.
Jacobsen, Horticulture and
Poultry; L. E. Allen, Apicul-
ture; W. L. Bird, Campus; Mrs.
W. H. Lewis, Matron; Mrs. E. I.
Cunningham, Laundering; Jen-
nie Stratton, Sewing; Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Wade, Orphanage.
OKLAHOMA' INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Established 1921
Board: N. Clausen, C. E. Smith,
F. Griffin, C. J. Dart, Mrs. A. F.
Harrison.
Faculty: Miss Almetta Garrett,
Grades 9, 10; Miss Elizabeth
Lothian, Grades 5-8; Mrs. A. F.
Harrison, Grades 1-4.
"OPEN VIEW" MISSION
SCHOOL
Dwarikhal, Garhwal District,
India
(Hindi language)
Established 1910
In charge of R. Peters, assisted by
N. B. Nathan, S. S. Massey, S.
Singh, Kashi Pam, Tara Chand.
Deb Singh.
OROUA MISSIONARY SCHOOL
Longburn, New Zealand
Established 1907
Board: A. W. Cormack, E. Rosen-
dahl, G. F. Wright, B. Cozens,
J. Hookings, G. Adair, W. W.
Prescott, E. Watson.
Faculty: E. Rosendahl, Principal;
other teachers, H. Streeter, Miss
E. E. Edwards, Miss L:. Com-
mins, Miss Sutton, Miss G Brit-
tain.
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OSHAWA MISSIONARY
COLLEGE
Oshawa, Ontario
Established 1912; Incorporated
Dec. 20, 1919
Board of Trustees: F. W. Stray,
Pres.; K. L. Gant, Sec.; Earl
Beaty, Treas.; J. L. Wilson, D.
J. C. Barrett, S. Donaldson, J.
H. McEachern, N. H. Saunders,
C. F. MeVagh, George Butler,
E. M. Fishell, L. F. Passebois,
H. H. Hans.
Faculty: K. L. Gant, B. A., Pres.,
History; W. R. French. Bible
and Greek; J. Curdy, French
Department; J. B. Clymer,
Mathematics, Science,' Latin;
Edna S. Trout, B. A., English;
Roy MacKenzie, Normal; Earl
Beaty, B. A., Treas., Commerce;
L. N. Holm, Farm Manager, Ag-
riculture and Physiology; Min-
nie E. Abray, Preceptress, Sew-
ing, Library Science; W. J. Pin-
eombe, Preceptor,. History, Car-
pentry; Lora Babcock, Piano;
Ivah Krome, Vocal; Annie
Tenny-Maekenzie, Violin; Ida C.
Wilson, Normal Critic Teacher;
Arley Willson, Normal Training
School; Sara Vuilleumier-Gage,
Asst. in French; Mrs. R. IL Mc-
Clary, Matron.
PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE
Saint Helena, Cal.
Established 1909
Board of Trustees, Pacific Union
College Association: J. W. Chris-
tian, Pres.; W. E. Nelson, Sec.;
C. Santee, G. W. Wells, J. J.
Nethery, H. S. Shaw, W. M. ,Ad-
ams, W. C. White, J. A. Neil-
sen, C. E. Rice, M. W. Newton,
G. A. Nystrom, A. R. Sandborn,
M. L. Rice, W. W. Ruble.
Local Board of Management: W.
E. Nelson, Chairman; G. A. Ny-
strom, Sec.; J. W. Christian, G.
W. Wells, C. E. Rice, M. W.
Newton, B. L. House.
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Administration: J. W. Christian,
President Board of Trustees;
W. E. Nelson, President of Col-
lege, Bilsiness Manager, Chair-
man of Local Board; G. A..Ny-
strom, Treasurer.
Faculty: W. E. Nelson, Pres.; B.
L. House, - Bible and Homiletics;
M. W. Newton, Higher Mathe-
matics and Astronomy; H. A.
Washburn, History; Guy Dail.
Bible;. Wm. E. Robbins, Regis-
trar; N. E. Paulin, Director of
Music, Violin, Orchestra, Har-
mony and History of Music; C.
E. Weniger, English Language
and Literature; G. M. Price, G-
ology and BiolOgy; R. A. Mor-
tensen, Physics and Chemistry;
C. H. Castle, Accountancy and
Commerce; W. B. Taylor, Bible
and Woodwork; L. W. Cobb,
English; C. D. Utt, Ancient
Languages; C. W. Dortch, Or-
gan and Chorus; Miss Alma J.
Graf, Preceptress; Mrs. Wm. E.
Robbins, English; Mrs. H. E.
Osborne, Normal Director, Edu-
cation, and Normal Methods:
Mrs. W. B. Taylor, Piano and
Voice; H. 0. McCumber, His-
tory; C. Kuhnle, French and
German; Mrs. J. H. Pa.ap, Art;
Miss Fedalma Ragon, Asst. Nor-
mal Director, Normal Methods;
Mrs. Daisy McConnell, Super-
visor, Grammar Grades; Mrs.
F.. A. Landis, Supervisor, Pri-
mary Grades, Mrs. Ruth Har-
vey-Brown, Piano; Miss Eliza-
beth. Tollman, Shorthand and
Typewriting; Mrs. Marie Rey-
nolds, Sewing; H. W. Clark, Bi-
ology; Mrs. May Hanley, Span-
ish; Miss Lysle Spear, Asst.
Matron; R. L. Bond, Printing;
J. I. Robison, Preceptor; 0. AAT .
Tucker, Preceptor.
Industrial Dept.: L. E. Camp, Ag-
riculture; A. D. Owens, Saw-
mill; Mrs. C. M. Horning,
Laundry; C. Robertson, Trans-
portation.
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PHILIPPINE ACADEMY
239-251 Luna St., Pasay, Rizal,
Philippine Islands
Postal Address: Box 1772, Manila,
Philippine. Islands
Established 1917
Board of Directors: S. E. Jack-
son, Pres.; I. A. Steinel, Sec.;
L. V. Finster, R. E. Hay. S. W.
Munro, G. H. Murrin, C. N.
Woodward, I. H. Evans, J. J.
Strahle, R. R. Breitigam, L. Z.
Roda, W. Rodriquez, M. Comi-
lang, V. Arevalo.
Faculty: I. A. Steinel, Principal;
0. F. Sevrens, Preceptor; Mrs. I.
A. Steinel, Music Teacher and
Matron; Mrs. 0. F. Sevrens,
Stenography; Mrs. J. J. Strahle,
Normal Department; L. D. War-
ren, Bible and History; Mrs. L.
1). Warren, English; Mrs. S. E.
Jackson., Intermediate Subjects;
Macario Pascual, Primary
Grades; Mrs. Anisia Elauria,
Primary Grades; Roman Sen-
son, Intermediate Grades; Miss
Esperanza Guirnela, Intermedi-
ate Grades.
PINE TREE ACADEMY
Auburn, Me.
Established 1921
School Board: W. C. Moffet, E.
E. Osborne, W. 0. Howe, G. E.
Owens, Mrs. Jennie Bates-Rus-
sell.
Faculty: G. E. Owens, Principal;
Miss Martha Bartlt t, Precep-
tress; Hubert Redding, Pre-
ceptor; Mrs. G. E. Owens, Ma-
tron; E. S. York, Farm Man -
ager.
PLAINVIEW ACADEMY
Redfield, S. Dak.
Established 1902
Board: S. A.. Ruskjer, Chairman;
W. F. Hahn, Sec.; J. H. Nies,
C. M. Babcock, Emil Oswald, A.
G. Youngberg, T. L. Oswald,
Martin Keer, G. Hagele.
Faculty: W. F. Hahn, Principal
and Manager, Mathematics; C.
M. Babcock, Bible; Bessie Stout,
English and Bookkeeping; G. G.
Dollinger, Preceptor and Lan-
guages; Mrs. John Koehn, Pre-
ceptress, House Nurse, and Hy-
drotherapy; Blanche Wood,Nor-
mal and History; G. M. Gibbs,
Mathematics and Science; Lyd-
ia Berg, Music; Ovina Eggum,
Matron; Gordon Oss, Farm
Manager.
RIVER PLATE ACADEMY
(ColegiO Adventista del Plata)
Puiggari, F. C. E., Entre Rios,
Argentina, South America
Established 1898
Board of Managers: R. T. Baer,
Pres.; J. S. Marshall, Sec.; 0. E.
Hartman, L. B. Lundquist, F. L.
Perry, C. P. Crager, Otto E.
Schnepper, A.. R. Sherman, R.
H. Habenicht.
Executive Committee: J. S. Mar-
shall, Chairman; J. G. Casebeer,
Sec.; R. T. Baer, R. H. Habe-
nicht.
Faculty: J. S. Marshall, Principal,
Business Manager, Pedagogy,
Science; G. W. Casebeer, Bible;
J. M. Howell, English, History;
Mrs. J. S. Marshall, Normal De-
partment; Mrs. E. de Demarsico,
Spanish, Mathematics; Luisa
P. de Everest, Music; Amalia
, Block, Intermediate.
Industrial Faculty: J. S. Marshall,
Supt.; Mrs. W. H. Wohlers, Ma-
tron; W. H. Wohlers, Farm
Supt.; Santiago Kast, Carpen-
try; Carlos Kunzman, Bakery;
P. C. Beskow, Accountant.
SAN FERNANDO ACADEMY
San Fernando, Cal.
Established 1902
Board of Management: W. M. Ad-
ams, Pres.; A. E. Hall, Sec. and
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Treas.; J. J. Nethery, H. G. Lu-
cas, L. M. Bowen, C. C. Matti-
son, G. W. Reaser.
Faculty: A. E. Hall, A. M.. Prin-
cipal, Literature, History, Edu-
cation; P. P. Adams, Bible, His-
tory; E. M. Cadwallader, A. B.,
Science, Mathematics; W. F.
Van Atta, A. B., Manual Train-
ing, Commercial; Helen 0.
Knight, A. B., Spanish, Domes-
tic Science, Methods, Expres-
sion; G. P. Eckard, B. Mus.. Di-
rector of Music; Mrs. Edith A.
Cummings, Preceptress, Re-
views, Manual Arts; Miss Eliz-
abeth Hiscox, Latin. Physiology,
Librarian; Miss Edna Ander-
son, English, Matron; Mr's. W.
F. Van Atta, Sewing; Mrs. G. P..
Eckard, Asst. in Music; 0. F.
Conway, Preceptor, Farm Man-
ager Ernestine A. Volkers.
.Grades 1-5; Ethel Forsberg.
6-8; Mrs: A. E. Hall, Registrar.
Accountant.
SANTALI BOYS' SCHOOL
S. D. A. Mission, Karinatar, E. I.
Ry., India.
Established 1915
In charge of R. J. Borrow-dale, as-
sisted by Santali Teachers.
SANTALI GIRLS' SCHOOL
S. D. A. Mission, Karmatar, E. I.
Ry., India
Established 1913 ,
In charge of Mrs. R. J. Borrowdale,
assisted by Santali teachers.
SHANGHAI MISSIONARY
COLLEGE
(Formerly China Missions Train-
ing School.)
17 Ningkuo Road, Shanghai, China
Established 1910
Board of Directors: I. H. Evans.
F. H. DeVinney, 0. A. Hall, M.
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C. Warren, Fred Lee, Bernhard
Petersen, D. E. Rebok, H. W.
Barrows, C. C. Crisler, S. L.
Frost.
Local Board: I. H. Evans, H. W.
Barrows, C. C. Crisler, 0. A.
Hall, Dr, C. C. Landis, M. G.
Conger, W. A. Scharffenberg, R.
J. Brines, D. E. Rebok, S. L.
Frost.
Faculty: S. L. Frost, Principal,
Mathematics; D. E. Rebok.
Asst. Principal, Denominational
History, Church History, His-
tory of Missions; R. J. Brines,
Treasurer, Science, Bookkeeping;
M. G. Conger, Bible and General
History; W. A. Scharffenberg,
Normal Director; 0. R. Shreve,
Builder and Industrial Superin-
tendent; Mrs. F. H. Raley, Eng-
lish; Mrs. Glen Luther, English;
Mrs. W. A. Scharffenberg, Asst.
Accountant and Typewriting;
Mrs. S. L. Frost, Music; Miss
Bessie Mount, Preceptress; Wu
Dzeh Shan, Preceptor, Asst. in
Bible, Physiology; Sie Sui An,
Wenli; Swen Mo Si, Asst. Pre-
ceptor and Teacher in Middle
School; Li Hsing, Asst. in Sci-
ence; Yeh Kwen Gang,Office
Asst. and Teacher; Ce ng Si
Muh, Grades 5, 6; Mis Si Muh,
Asst. in Music; Sie Tswen Hsin,
Asst. in Mathematics; Djo Dji
Fan, Primary Grades 1-4; Li
Gwang Ren, Asst. in Higher
Primary Grades; Dzon Ffswen
Yuan. Asst. in Normal and
Higher Primary Grades.
SHELTON ACADEMY
Shelton, Nebr.
Established as Hastings Inter-
mediate School in 1909; reestab-
lished as Shelton Academy in 1919,
Board of Managers: D. P. Wood,
Chairman; G. C. George, Sec.;
D. D. Rees, Elsie Gibbs, L. B.
Johnson, C. H. Miller, Lyman
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Middaugh, W. H. Kruse, J. W.
Turner.
Faculty: G. C. George, Principal,
Bible; A. F. Kirk, Farm Mana-
ger; W. L. Halverson, Preceptor,
History; Edna Kilcher, Precept-
ress, Pedagogy, and Methods;
Dorothy. Pearce, English and
Language; Arthur Holmes, Sci-
ence and Mathematics; Edith
Hoffman, Grammar Grades; Mrs.
G. C. George, Music; Elma Ly-
ons, Matron.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY
ACADEMY
New Market, Va.
Established 1906
Board of Managers: T. B. West-
brook, W. H. Jones, R. T. Fultz,
C. E. Neff, W. A. Toler, E. G.
Tucker, R. D. Hottel, R. F. Far-
ley, W. E. Bidwell, J. Z. Hottel.
Faculty: J. Z. Hottel, Principal,
History; R. F. Farley, Bible;
E. L. Parrish, Preceptor, Sci-
ence, Mathematics; Bertha
Hanger, Preceptress, English,
Music; Floy M. Humphrey, Com-
mercial; Mildred Stuart, French,
Sewing, Elementary Depart-
ment; Mrs. E. L. Parrish, Hy-
drotherapy, Asst. Elementary
Department; Mrs.. E. A. Marry,
Matron, Domestic Science; J. H.
Smith, Industrial, Woodworking.
SHEYENNE RIVER ACADEMY
Harvey, N. Dak.
Established 1903
Board of Managers: P. G. Stanley.
Pres.; A. G. Conde, Sec.; A. B.
Tetzlaff, C. C. Jensen, W. 0.
Johnson, Christian Lang, Jacob
Wagner, Michael Stern.
Faculty: A. G. Goude, Principal;
E. J. Lorntz, Bible; G. S. Living-
ston, English; H. C. Hartman,
Mathematics and Science; P. J.
Gaede, Preceptor, History; J. C.
Harder, German; J. N. Nahor-
ney, Russian; Grace Rosenthal,
Normal and Grade Subjects;
Maude I. Carr, Instrumental
and Vocal Music; Alma L.
Goude, M. D., Health Subjects;
Livesy M. Murphy, Preceptress,
School Nurse; Lena R. Rosen-
thal, Matron; W. N. Nehring,
Engineering.
SINGAPORE TRAINING SCHOOL
399 Upper Serangoon Road, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements
Established 1916
Board of Management: The Ma-
laysian Union MiSsion Commit-
tee.
Local Board: F. A. Detamore,
Chairman; W. E. Gillis; G. J.
Appel, V. L. Beecham, Roger rr
Altman, A. E. Iverson, Sec.; EL
C. 13aumgartner, V. E. Hender-
shot.
Faculty: V. Edward Hendershot,
Principal, Pastoral Training,
Malay; H. C. Baumgartner,
Business Manager, English, Bi-
ble; Phang Nyuk Thin, Head
Chinese Department; Wong En
Yin, Asst. Business Manager;
Leong Pin Hong, Chinese Lan-
guage; Chung Shuk Nyen, Pre-
ceptor, Elementary Chinese;
Mrs. Wong En Yin, Preceptress;
Loth R. Sine, Malay Training
Subjects; Paoel Gerhard Hoeta-
soit, Malay Literature and Lan-
guage; Djafar Penggabeen, Ara-
bic Malay; Tom Kin, ''Carpen-
try;- Chong Ah Kan, Polishing;
Mrs. Lee, Chinese Church School;
two assistant English teachers.
SINO-AMERICAN MIDDLE
SCHOOL
Kulangsu, Amoy, China
Established 1921
In charge of B. L. Anderson.
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SOUTH AFRICAN_ TRAINING
SCHOOL
Box 124, Ladysmith, Natal,
South Africa
Board: W. H. Branson, J. J. Birk-
enstock, H. C. Olmstead, W. E.
Straw, U. Bender, J. W. Mac-
Neil, W. B. Commin,. G. W.
Shone, B. E. Bed.doe, E. M.
Howard.
Associate . Members: P. Venter,
Sr., H. S. 13eckner, Chas.. Spar-
row.
Faculty: 0. K. Butler, Principal;
J. D. Stickle, V. R. Cooks, P.
Venter, A. Boekhout, Miss H.
M. Hyatt, Mrs. J. D. Stickle,
Mrs. 0. K. Butler.
SOUTH INDIA BOYS' TRAIN-
ING. SCHOOL
Krishnarajapuram (near Banga-
lore), Mysore State, India
Established 1915
Board of Managers: E. M. Meleen,
F. J. Butler, Mrs. J. Crammond,
V. D. Coilpillai, P. J. Kelley.
Faculty: E. M. Meleen, Principal;
assisted by Mrs. E. M. Meleen
and five Indian teachers.
SOUTH INDIA GIRLS' SCHOOL
3 Wheeler Road, Bangalore, India
Established 1915.
Board of Managers: E. M. Meleen,
F. J. Butler, Mrs. J. Crammond,
V. D. Coilpillai, P. J. Kelley.
Faculty: Mrs. J. Crammond, Prin-
cipal, assisted by five Indian
teachers.
SOUTHERN JUNIOR COLLEGE
Ooltewah, Tenn.
Established 1896 as the Southern
Training School; removed to Ool-
tewah in 1916.
Board of Managers: W. H. Heck-
man, Pres.; L. H. Wood, Sec.;
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J. L. McElhany, F. L. Harrison,
- Burton Castle, J. A. Tucker, J.
C. Thompson, R. I. Keate, W. R.
Elliott, B. W. Spire, J. L. Shu-
ler, C. W. Curtis, S. G. Haughey,
M. A. Hollister, B. F. Kneeland,
J. F. Kennedy, I. M. Martin.
Faculty: L. H. Wood, President;
J. H. Behrens, Bible and Pasto-
ral Training; F. W. Field, Bible
and Science; H. A. Johnston,
Preceptor, History; Iva Dell
Kirk, Music; Alma L. DuBois,
Preceptress; Mable N. Behrens,
Normal Department; Myrtle V.
Maxwell, Critic Teacher, Model
School; Maude I. Jones, Eng-
lish, Languages; Bessie Se-
graves, Matron, Domestic Sci-
ence; Ella M. Ingram, Inter-
grade Department; Ruby E.
Lea, Registrar, Stenography;
Roy L. Carr, Accountant.
Industrial Faculty: 4. R. Kenne-
dy, Business Manager; Bessie
Segraves, Cooking; F. W. Field,
Apiculture; B. J. Fountain,
Blacksmithing; G. E. Ledford,
Agriculture.
SOUTHWESTERN JUNIOR
COLLEGE
Keene, Tex.
Established 1894
Board of Managers: M. Lukens,
Chairman; F. R. Isaac, Sec.; J.
I. Taylor, F. J. Wright, C. E.
Smith, M. B. VanKirk, L. N.
Carter, R. P. Montgomery, H.
M. J. Richards, A. F. Harrison,
H. L. Wilcox, H. R. Gay, A. W.
Peterson, W. J. Ward, E. R.
Potter.
Administration:rF, R. Isaac, Pres.;
L. N. Carter, Treas.; G. W.
Habenicht, Preceptor; Mrs. Min-
nie Cook, Matron; Mrs. F. B.
Moran, Preceptress.
Faculty: F. R. Isaac, Pres.; C. E.
AcMoody, Bible; W. J. Mc-
Comb, Science; H. A. Peebles,
Latin and Spanish; H. M. Kelly,
180 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
History; Claude Conard, Com-
mercial; G. W. Habenicht,
Mathematics; Irene Couch, Nor-
mal Director; Laura Patterson,
English; Anna J. Olson, New
Testament History and Denom-
inational Endeavor; Mrs. W. H.
Handhart, Voice; Mrs. F. R.
Isaac, Piano; Maude Crump, Or-
atory; L. N. Carter, Penman-
ship; C. L. Dortch, Algebra;
Olive Wilson, Shorthand and
Typewriting; Brent Zachery.
Violin.
Preparatory DepartMent: Irene
Couch, Director; Earnest Heim.
Grades 7, 8; Ophelia Riffel,
Grades 4, 6; Nora Dunn, Grades
1-3.
Industrial Department: W. J.
Ward, Broom-making; M. E.
Ellis, Printing; C. L. Dortch,
Woodwork; Mrs. P. H. Barnes,
Cooking; Mrs. Burchfield, Laun-
dry; Mrs. D. V. Cram, Sewing;
H. P. Barnes, Bookkeeper; H. 0.
Ragsdale, Farmer; Mrs. James
B. Yates, Stenographer.
STANBOROUGH MISSIONARY
COLLEGE
Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts;
England
Established 1901
Board of Directors: M. N. Camp-
bell, Chairman; W. E. Read, Dr.
W. A. Ruble, F. A. Spearing,
Sec.; J C. Steward, A. S. Max-
well, W. R. Raitt.
Instructors: F. A. Spearing, Prin-
cipal, Advanced Bible, Testimo,
nies; Geo. Baird, Latin, History,
English; J. D. Gillatt, Greek,
Hebrew', Psychology, Bible
Readings, Pastoral Training; J.
McAvoy, Preceptor, Elementary
Bible; Dr. A. E. Druitt, Physi-
ology; Mrs. W. A. Ruble, Math-
ematics; Nurse D. Jacobson,
Nurse D. Nolan, Simple Treat-
ments; .Miss E. Donaldson, Pre-
ceptress; Miss A. Clifford, Asst.
Preceptress, Cookery; Miss E.
Edmed, Miss M. Wharrie, Sten-
ography; R. Ralston, Asst. in
English, Mathematics, History;
H. E. Boyce, Science and Agri-
culture; Miss P. Hardinge, Mu-
sic; Miss A. V. Middleton, Nor-
mal Dept.; Miss A. Clegg, Dress-
making; A. Annable, Carpen-
try; A. Warren, Printing; Miss
A. Aylward, Vocal Music, Phys-
ical Drill; J. Rigby, Bookkeep-
hip.; Miss B. A. Terry; French.
SUTHERLIN ACADEMY
Sutherlin, Oreg.
Established 1918
Board of Trustees: J. A. Rippey,
(Chairman), J. E. Weaver (Sec.
and Treas), A. V. Rhoads, T. L.
Thuenfier, C. Sr Sprague, F. A.
Lashier, J. D. Bennett.
Faculty: J. E. Weaver, Principal,
English, Commercial; F. B. Jen-
sen, Preceptor, English, History;
J. R. Patterson, Bible; Miss Vio-
let Scott, Preceptress, Science,
Mathematics; Miss Ruth Hack-
ett, Normal, Languages; Miss
Mina Bird, Typewriting; Miss
Mabel Stierwalt, Physiology,
Hydrotherapy; Mrs. J. E.
Weaver, Pianoforte and Organ;
Miss Rika Hartog, Voice and
Pianoforte; A. L. Stephens,
Grades 7, 8; Miss Hilda Harden,
Grades 1-6.
Industrial Faculty: J. E. Weaver,
Superintendent and Manager;
Noyes Lorentz, Carpentry; R.
R. Wood, Printing; Mrs. Ida
Burden, Dressmaking; Mrs. H.
J. Reith, Cooking.
SWEDISH MISSIONARY
SCHOOL
Nyhyttan, Jarnbods, Sweden
Established 1898; reorganized 1908
Board of Managers: Swedish Con-
ference Committee.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Faculty: C. 0. Carlstjerna, Mrs.
C. 0. Carlstjerna, Mrs. Ellis Col-
son, Emma Gustafsson.
SYDNEY HIGH SCHOOL
" Belmont," Patterson St., Con-
cord, New South Wales,
Australia.
Established 1919
Board: C. H. Watson W. J. Wes-
terman, W. G. Turner, C. H.
Pretyman, C. H. Schowe.
TAMIL INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Nazareth P. 0., Tinnevelly District,
India
Established 1909
Manager: Pastor E. D. Thomas.
Head Master: M. Mathuranaya-
gam, assisted by seven Tamil
teachers.
TAIKGYI GIRLS' SCHOOL
Taikgyi, Burma
Established 1920
AddresS: Care of Mrs. A. J. De-
noyer.
In charge of Mrs. A. J. Denoyer,
assisted ,by Pu Nyo and Bur-
mese teachers.
TAUNGGYI SCHOOL
Taunggyi, Burma,
Established 1921, .
Address: Care of Miss E. 'Donald-
son.
Under the management of Miss E.
Donaldson.
TELUGU INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL
Narsapur, Kistna Dist., India
Established 1921
181
Manager: T. R. Flaiz.
Head Master: 0. Bhooshanam, as-
sisted by four Telugu teachers.
TEMPLE ACADEMY
Izoth St. and Lenox Ave., New
York, N. Y.
Established 1920
Board: Executive Committee of
Greater New York Conference.
Faculty: H. H. Morse, Principal,
Bible, Grammar Dp artment;
H. M. 1?awson, Mathematics, Sci-
ence, Woodwork; Frank R.
Woo, English, Latin, History;
Mrs. H. H. Morse, Intermediate
Department; Miss Hazel Gor-
don, Primary Department.
TITICACA NORMAL SCHOOL
(Escuela Normal de Titicaca)-
Puno, Peril, South America
Postal Address: Casilla 85, Puno,
Peru, South America.
Board of Managers: E. H. Wilcox,
Chairman; , Sec. and
Treas.; Inca- Union Supt.; H. M.
Colburn, W. F. Miller, Dr. S. T.
Johnston, David E. Dalinger.
Director and Manager:
Faculty: Principal,
Asst. Teacher, Mrs. H. M. Col-
burn.
UNION COLLEGE
College View, Nebr.
Established 1891
Board of Managers: The presidents
of the following conferences:
Central Union, Nebraska, Mis-
souri, Kansas, Inter-Mountain,
Colorado, Wyoming, Northern
Union, Minnesota, North Dako-
ta, South Dakota, Iowa, South-
western Union, and Oklahoma;
the educational eecnetaries of
182 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
the Central Union, Northern
Union, and Southwestern Union;
the president of Union College;
and M. L. Andreasen, Milton
Robison, and A. G. Taylor.
Executive Committee: S. E. Wight,
H. A. Morrison, E. T. Russell,
Morris Lukens, D. P. Wood, D.
D. Rees, H. J. Sheldon.
Administration: H. A. Morrison,
Pres.; M. L. Andreasen, Dean;
Pearl L. Rees, Dean of Women;
C. A. Williams, Treas.; Mertie
A. Wheeler, Registrar and Li-
brarian; J. W. Grant, I:recept-
or; Mrs. C. B. Van Corder, Ma-
tron.
Faculty: H. A. Morrison, Pres.;
M. L. Andreasen, Dean; C. L.
Benson, History; G. G. Andrews,
History; J. N. Anderson, Mis-
sions, Hebrew, Greek;. A. G.
Taylor, Economics and Govern-
ment; M. E. Olsen, English; L.
C. Damsgard, Mathematics; Mil-
ton Robison, Director Normal
Department, Education; C. L.
Premer, History; C. E. Plumb,
Chemistry, Physics; Rochelle
Philmon, English; G. W. Bow-
ers, Biology, Physiology; Elsa
Northrup-Ward, Art; Mertie A.
Wheeler, Registrar and Libra-
rian; Ignacio Theilig-Silva,
French, Spanish; E. Lois Car-
michael, Latin, German; May
Stanley, Home Economics; Lela
Leslie, Commerce; E. D. Kirk,
Oratory; Florence I. Spangler,
Asst. in Education and Normal
Training; Galen Presnell, Math-
ematics; Vera E. Morrison,
Mathematics; 0. S. Beltz, Di-
rector School of Music, Voice;
Marie Jones-Anderson, Piano
C. C. Engel, Violin; Mrs. L. R.'
Gage, Mrs. G. W. Bowers, Dena
Nelson, Nellie Travis, Teachers
in Model School.
Heads of Industrial Departments
and Instructors in Vocational
Work: L. IL Gage, Carpentry
and Woodwork; George Jeys,
Printing; B. F. Perlman, Laun-
dry; Chas. Williams, Farm Su-
perintendent; R: L. Elstrom,
Hydrotherapy; F. Morrison,
Engineer; Capitola Mills, Milli-
nery.
UNION SPRINGS ACADEMY
Union Springs, N. Y.
Established 1921
Board of Trustees: P. L. Thomp-
son, E. K. Slade, R. S. Fries,
B. M. Heald, F. Bohner, F. H.
Hicks, A. M. Howeth, J. E. Os-
terbloom, G. E. Miles, C. A.
Shull.
Officers of Corporation: P. L.
Thompson, Pres.; H. A. May,
Sec. and Treas.
Faculty: C. A. Shull, Principal,
Manager, History; L. H. Gardi-
ner, Preceptor, Bible; G. E.
Miles, Science; Wm. B. Higgins,
Language; Miss Bernice An-
drews, Preceptress, English;
Miss Janet Stone, Nursing and
Hydrotherapy; Miss Ruth Blak-
ney, Piano; Miss Miriam Gil-
bert, Preparatory Academic;
Mrs. E. G. Ellis, Sewing; Mrs.
C. A. Shull, Art; H. M. Flem-
ing, Farm Manager and Asst.
Business Manager; Mrs. H. M.
Fleming, Matron; H. A, May,
Treasurer.
" VINCENT HILL SCHOOL "
Mussoorie, India
Established 1911
Faculty: A. J. Olson, L. A. Sem-
mens, Mrs. L. A. Semmens, and
Mrs. A. O'Connor.
WALDERLY ACADEMY
Hines, Wis.
Established 1907
Board of Directors: J. J. Irwin,
H. M. Forshee, H. W. Johnson,
G. A. Piper, George Nelson.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Faculty: H. M. Forshee, Principal,
Manager, Bible; P. G. Gunder-
son, Preceptor, Science; 0. P.
Wilson, History; Mrs. H. M.
Forshee, English; Miss Marga-
ret Hitchcock, Accountant,
Mathematics; Mrs. Lulu Flinn,
Preceptress, Nursing; Miss Leta
Hill, Piano and Vocal; Mrs.
Etta Tice, Matron; E. W.
Marsh, Farm, Agriculture.
WALLA WALLA COLLEGE
College Place, Wash.
Established 1892
Board of Trustees: A. R. Ogden,
C. W. Flaiz, H. W. Cottrell, J.
T. Jacobs, J. S. Rouse, F. M.
Burg, J. A. Rippey, J. W. Nor-
wood, S. J. Lashier, H. H. Ham-
ilton, W. I. Smith.
Officers of the Board: A. R. Ogg-
den, Chairman; W. I. Smith, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
Administration: W. I. Smith,
President and Manager; C. W.
Kime, Preceptor; Mabel Shaf-
fer, Preceptress; Mrs. R. B.
Ray, Matron; E. 0. Becker,
Bookkeeper; Alice Weaver, Reg-
istrar.
Faculty: W. I. Smith, President,
Mathernatics and Astropoiny; F.
S. Bunch, Dean of School of The-
ology; 0. A. Johnson, Church
History and Bible; G. W. Rine,
History and Philosophy; Wini-
fred L. Holmden, Ancient Lan-
guages; L.'F. Thiel, English and
Biblical Literature; Clara E.
Rogers, Rhetoric; B. B. Davis,
Normal Director, Professional
Subjects; H. H. Hamilton. Com-
mercial Subjects, and Wood-
work; Lulu B. Hiatt, Modern
Languages; W. M. Heidenreich,
Chemistry, and Biology: 0. G.
Kietschinar, Physies and Phys-
ical Director; A. W. Lane, Asst.
in Commercial Dept.; L. A. Buss,
M. D., Physiology, Hydrother-
apy; Mrs. B. B. Davis, Art; Wil-
liam M. Landeen, Bible and His-
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tory; W. I. Morey, Director of
Music; Blythe Owen-Cramlet,
Piano; Mrs. Morey, Piano; C. E.
Snyder, Theoretical Music.
Normal Critic Teachers: B. B.
Davis, Normal Director; Lettie
Osborn-Johnson, Grades 7 and 8;
Zella Rine, Grades 5 and 6;
Christiania, Trefz-Meier, Grades
3 and 4; Mrs. Wm. Landeen,
Grades 1 and 2, Primary Meth-
ods.
Industrial Departments: Ray Col-
lins, Printing; Mrs. Harry Tip-
pett, Dressmaking; Raymond
Hempel, Cooking; E. E. Beall,
Engineer; JaIrnes Schram, Farm
Manager.
WASHINGTON MISSIONARY
COLLEGE
Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Established 1904; reorganized 1914
Legal Title: Washington Mission-
ary College.
Board of Trustees: F. H. Rob-
bins. A. G. Daniells. J. L. Shaw,
B. F. Machlan, H. W. Miller, E.
K. Slade, M. E. Cady, P. L.
Thompson, J. C. Thompson, J.
W. McCord, D. A. Parsons, J. E.
Jayne, J. L. McElhany, J. A.
Tucker, C. L. Stone, N. S. Ash-
ton, F. W. Stray, L. H. Wood,
C. C. Pulver, E. G. Salisbury, W.
H. Heckman, R. E. Harter, A. S.
Booth, T. B. Westbrook, 0. 0.,
Bernstein, N. H. Saunders, J. A.
Leland, R. G. Bowen, C. S.
Longacre.
Local Board: F. H. Robbins, M. E.
Cady, R. G: Bowen, C. C. Pulver,
H. W. Miller, E. G. Salisbury.
C. S. Longacre.
Administration: M. E. Cady,
Pres.; U. T. Cady, Preceptor;
Mrs. Emma Sangster, Matron;
Mrs. Lydia Wolfkill, Precept-
ress; H. S. Prenier, Dean of
Theology; R. G. Bowen, Busi-
ness Manager; W. W. Bricker,
Cashier,
 184 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Faculty: M. E. Cady, Pres., Ex-
pression; H. S. Prenier, Dean of
Theology, Bible, Evangelism; E.
G. Salisbury, Mathematics and
Education; A. W. Werline, His-
tory, Librarian; C. C. Lewis, He-
brew; Jessie R. Evans, English
and Expression; G. R. Lehman,
Ancient and Modern Languages;
J. N. Kimble, Physical Science;
G. F. Wolfkill, Biological Science;
F. S. Chaney, Carpentry, Asst.
in History; H. W. Miller, M. D.,
Hygiene and Tropical Diseases;
Janet B. Morris, Bible Work;
Nelle Marie Remsberg, Asst. in
English and Latin; Mrs. Lydia
Wolfkill, Preceptress, Domestic
Science; Ruby Owen, Sewing,
Millinery; Ethel A. Benson, Cus-
tom Sewing and Millinery; B. B.
Smith, Commerce; B. P. Foote,
Asst. Commerce, Stenography;
Miss Gladys Robinson, Normal
Director; Mrs. Margaret A. La-
tham, Normal Critic Teacher;
Myrtle Schultz, Asst. Normal
Director; Bessie Acton, Normal
Critic Teacher; Etta Spicer,
Normal Art; J. W. Osborn,
Voice and Piano; Viola Severs,
Piano; Mrs. Kepplar, Violin;
Mrs. A. W. Werline, Registrar;
U. T. Cady, Preceptor, Asst. in
Mathematics; H. F. Wilson,
Physical Education; R. G.
Bowen, Industrial Supt., Busi-
ness Manager; R. W. King,
Printing; Mrs. Emma Sangster,
Matron.
Industrial Department: R. G.
Bowen, Supt.; R. W. King,
Printing; F. L. Chaney, Wood-
work, Carpentry; Miss Ruby
Owen, Sewing, Millinery; Miss
Ethel Benson, Custom Sewing,
Millinery; Mrs. Lydia Wolfkill,
Domestic Science; Mrs. Emma
Sangster, Matron.
Theological School Faculty: M. E.
Cady, Pres.; H. S. Prenier, Dean
of Theology; A. W. Werline,
History; C. C. Lewis, Sacred Lan-
guages; H. W. Miller, M. D.,
Hygiene, Tropical Diseases; J.
N. Kimble, Physical Science; 0.
F. Wolfkill, Biological Science;
Jessie R. Evans, English; Janet
B. Morris, Bible Work.
Lecturers: A. G. Daniells, W. A.
Spicer, W. T. Knox, J. L. Shaw,
G. B. Thompson, M. E. Kern, C.
S. Longacre, W. E. Howell, E.
E. Andross, H. W. Miller, M. D.
WATERLOO INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL
Waterloo, Sierra Leone,
West Africa
Established 1909
Board: L. F. Langford, E. Ashton,
J. A. During, H. E. Lynch.
Faculty: L. F. Langford, E. Ash-
ton, H. E. Lynch.
Girls' School: Teachers, Miss A.
West and Miss Howard.
WEST CARIBBEAN TRAINING
SCHOOL
Las Cascadas, Gamboa P. O., Canal
Zone, Panama
Established 1921
Board of Trustees: E. M. Trum-
mer, Chairman; C. J. Boyd, Sec.;
R. E. Bowles, J. B. Johnson, J.
A. Reid, R. J. Sype, H. C. Kep-
hart.
Faculty: C. J. Boyd, Principal;
E. W. Halladay, Bible, Mechan-
ical Department; Mrs. C. J.
Boyd, Preceptress, Dressmak-
ing; Mrs. F. W. Halladay, Ma-
tron; Irma W. Halladay, Music
Department, Preceptor.
WEST INDIAN TRAINING
SCHOOL
Mandeville, Jamaica, British West
Indies
Established 1918
Board of Managers: C. E. Wood,
Pres.; W. H. Wineland. Sec.;
C. H. Keslake, J. G. Pettey, H.
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Fletcher, C. C. McCatty, H. W.
Wright.
Faculty: W. H. Wineland, Miss
Johannah H. Daw, Mrs. W. H.
Wineland, C. H. Keslake, Keith
Burke, Miss Rosamond Harri-
son, Eric Parchment, Mymis
Randall.
WESTERN WASHINGTON MIS-
SIONARY ACADEMY
Auburn, Wash.
Established 1918
(Not receiving a revision for this
issue, old matter reprinted.)
Board of Managers: Western
Washington Conference Commit-
tee, President, F. M. Burg; See.,
T. L. Copeland.
Faculty: Lyle C. Wilcox, Princi-
pal, Bible; Geo. L. Kingsbury,
Business Manager; William E.
Atkin, Preceptor, History; Miss
Marthea Matterand, Preceptress,
Dressmaking, Matron; Miss
Helen Goulard, English and
Language; Walter F. Conzel-
man, Mathematics and Wood-
work; Mrs. Edith E. Wall, Pi-
ano and Voice; Miss Hazel Wil-
cox, Intermediate Grades; Sam-
uel L. Woodruff, Cooking.
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WINYAH LAKE SCHOOL
Orlando, Fla.
Established 1918
Board of Managers: J. L. Shuley.
G. H. Straight, C. C. Hall, Nan-
nie Mae Smith, J. A. Tucker.
Faculty: G. H. Straight, Princi-
pal, Bible, Mathematics; A. E.
Lastinger, Preceptor, Bible, Eng-
lish; Mrs. G. H. Straight, Sci-
ence; Miss Helen Shull, Matron.
English; Miss Mabel Wood, Mu-
sic, History; Miss Euphemia
Macaulay, Intermediate Grades;
Miss Glee Bird, Primary Grades.
YAKIMA VALLEY ACADEMY*
Granger, Wash.
Established 1920
Board of Trustees: The Execu-
tive Committee of the Upper
Columbia Conference.
Faculty: D. A. Ochs,Principal,
Bible; Bertha Wale r, English,
Language; Harlan Kahlar, Pre-
ceptor, Mathematics; Mabel
Johnson, Preceptress, Matron,
Sewing; R. R. Thresher, Mana-
ger, History; Mrs. D. A. Ochs,
Music; Silvia Lewis, Grades 7
and 8.
Total number of Schools. 114.
 PUBLISHING' HOUSES
(In alphabetical order)
BARCELONA PUBLISHING
HOUSE
(Sociedad. International -de
Tratados)
Apartado 492, Barcelona, Spain
Estaolished 1915
Telegraphic Address: Tratados,
Barcelona.
Local Publishing Board: G. A.
Huse, C. E. Knight, H. A. B.
Robinson.
Manager and Treasurer: G. A.
Huse.
Periodicals: Sella.les de los Tiem-
'pos, El Esforzador.
BRAZIL PUBLISHING HOUSE
(Casa Publicadora Brazileira)
Sao Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo,
Brazil, South America
Established 1905
Cable Address: " Adventista," Sao
Bernardo, Sao Paulo.
Board of Directors: F. W. Spies,
C. E. Schofield, R. C. Gray, H.
Meyer, R. M. Carter, W. A. Er-
nenputsch, E. V. Moore, R.
Suessmann, R. Wilfart.
Officers: Pres., F. W. Spies; Vice-
Pres., C. E. Schofield; Manager
and Sec.-Treas., R. C. Gray.
Editors: Revista Mensal, E. C. Ehl-
ers; Signaes dos Tempos, E. C.
Ehlers; Rundschau der Adven-
tisten, A. Pages.
BRITISH PUBLISHING HOUSE
Stanborough Press, Ltd.
Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts,
England
Established ]889
Cable Address: "Hygiene," Wat-
ford, Herts, England. .
Publishing Board: M. N. Camp-
bell, Chairman; W. E. Read, A.
Warren, W. R. Raitt, F. A.
Spearing.
186
Manager and Sec.:
Directors:
Editorial Committee
Present Truth, Missionary Work-
er, A. S. Maxwell, M. N. Camp-
bell, W. E. Read; Good Health,
Dr. W. A. Ruble.
BUENOS AIRES PUBLISHING
HOUSE -
Buenos Aires, Argentina,
'South America
" Casa Editora Sud Americana "
Established 1897
Cable Address: " Adventist," Bue-
nos Aires.
Postal Address: Florida, F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Board of Managers: W. H. Wil-
liams, Wm. Kirstein, J. W.
Westphal, E. F. Peterson, R. T.
Baer, F. L. Perry, E. W. Ever-
est, C. P. Crager, A. A. Cone.
Officers: Pres., W. H. Williams;
Manager and Treas., E. W. Ev-
erest; Supt. and Sec., Wm. Kir-
stein.
Book Committee: 0. Montgomery,
Chairman; E. W. Everest, See.;
Edgar Brooks, W. H. Williams,
J. W. Westphal, - R. T. Baer, F.
L. Perry.
Editors: El Atalaya, Edgar
Brooks; contributing editors, J.
W. Westphal, F. L. Perry, R. T.
Baer ; La Revista Adventista,
D. R. Buckner; El Monitor, D.
R. Buckner.
Lima Branch
Casilla tooz, Lima, Peru
Manager: F. I. Mohr,
CANADIAN WATCHMAN PRESS
Box 398, Oshawa, Ontario
Organized 1895; incorporated 1920
Territory: The Eastern and West-
ern Canadian Union Conferences.
 PUBLISHING HOUSES
Board of Directors: C. F. Mc-
Vagh, H. H. Rans, F. W. Stray,
A. C. Gilbert, C. L. Ashley, N.
C. Nelsen, S. Donaldson, D. J. C.
Barrett.
Officers: C. F. McVagh, Pres.; H.
H. Bans, Vice-Pres. and Man-
ager; N. C. Nelsen, Supt; C. L.
Ashley, See. and Treas.
Department Managers: Book and
Periodical Dept., H. H. Hans.
Editor: Canadian Watchman Mag-
azine, C. F. McVagh.
Book Committee: C. F. McVagh,
H. H. Hans, N. C. Nelsen, Liz-
zie M. Gregg. C. L. Ashley, J.
Curdy, W. R. French, E. M.
Fishell, F. W. Stray.
Winnipeg Branch
303 Nokomis Bldg., Winnipeg,
Manitoba
Manager: C. L. Paddock.
CHRISTIAN RECORD PUB-
LISHING CO.
College View, Nebr.
Established 1900
Board of Managers: S. E. Wight,
J. H. Jeys, J. N. Anderson, D.
P. Wood, D. D. Rees.
Officers: Pres., S. E. Wight; Sec.,
Miss Mettie E. Cornell; Treas.,
Central Union Conference.
Periodical: The Christian Record,
a monthly magazine for the
blind, published in American
Braille and New York Point,
types: Manager, J. H. Jeys;
editor, J. N. Anderson.
The Christian Record also has a
free circulating library department,
containing denominational tracts
and pamphlets for free circulation
among the blind. These tracts are
sent to the reader and returned to
the office with.out postage.
CZECHOSLOVAKIAN PUBLISH-
ING HOUSE
Office: Dr. Dietrichgasse 3, Trop-
pau, Czechoslovakia.
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President: E. E. Frauchiger.
Manager: F. Ludwig.
Committee: E. E. Frauchiger, F.
Ludwig, F. Fiala, J. Popelka.
Editors of the Bohemian paper,
" Hlasatel Pravdy " : F. Fiala,
A. Ass, J. Simon, S. Kupcik.
Benedikt, ul. 8, Prague I,
Czechoslovakia.
Books in Bohemian, German,
Polish, Slovakian, Hungarian,
Slovenian.
EMMANUEL MISSIONARY
COLLEGE PRESS
Berrien Springs, Mich.
Established 1901
Board of Managers: Lake Union
Conference Committee.
Officers: Manager, Frederick
Griggs; Sec., Fred Green; Supt.,
J. B. Krauss.
Editors: Lake Union Herald, Mrs.
L. K. Curtis; The Student Move-
ment, Eldine W. Dunbar.
FINLAND PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Annegaten 33, Helsingfors,
Finland
Established 1897
Corporate Name: Aikain Vartija.
Publishing Board: A. Rintala,
Vilh. Sucksdorff, Sr., 0. Hog-
lund.
Editor: Aikain Vartija, Siionin
Ystaira, and Forsamlingens Bud-
barare, Vilh. Sucksdorff, Sr.
HAMBURG PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Advent-Verlag, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany
Established 1895
Cable Address: " Advent," Ham-
burg.
188 PUBLISHING HOUSES
Publishing Board: Chairman, L. R.
Conradi; Manager, H. Hartkop;
H. F. Schuberth, G. W. Schu-
bert, P. Drinhaus; Auditor, P.
A. Brandt.
General Field Miss. Sec.: H. Box.
Local Committee: L. R. Conradi,
H. Hartkop, H. Box, K. Banas,
0. Bticklers, 0. Worth, A. Voll-
mer, F. Lumnitz, H. Hoth.
Editors: Herold der Warheit, L.
R. Conradi and A. Vollmer; Der
Adventbote, A. Vollmer; Kirche
and Staat, G. W. Schubert;
Unser kleiner Freund, A. Voll-
mer; Gute Gesundheit, L. E.
Couradi, M. D.
Holland Branch
International Advent Zending8-
genootschap, Conradkacie 4, The
Hague, Holland.
Manager: H. Schell.
Editors: Teekenen des Tijds, R. G.
Klingbeil; De Werker, P. Schil-
stra.
Basle Branch
Internationale Traktatgesellschaft,
Birmansgasse 31, Basle, Swit-
zerland.
Manager: P. John.
German-Austrian Branch
" Zeichen der Zeit " Expedition,
Pelzgasse 2, II-10, Vienna XV..
German-Austria.
Manager: J., Zachhuber.
Hungarian Branch
VallAsos Iratok Nemzetkozi Ki-
ad6hivatala, Krisztina-korut 167,
Budapest I, Hungary.
Manager: W. Koch.
Periodicals: Utolso Uzenet and
EvangelitImi munkas.
JAPAN PUBLISHING HOUSE
(Owari no Fukuinsha)
Established 1908
Address: 171 Amanuma, Sugi-
nami-mura, Toyotama-gun,
Tokyo, Japan
Postal Address: Box 7, Yodobashi
Post Office, Tokyo, Japan.
Manager: A. B. Cole.
Field Miss. Sec.: S. Miyake.
Publishing Committee: H-. F. Ben-
son, A. N. Anderson, S. Yama-
zaki, P. A. Webber, H. Kuniya.
Editors: Jicho Zashi, A. N. Ander-
son. S. Yamazaki, N. Wachi.
Sliimei no Otodzure, H. F. Ben-
son.
JUGOSLAVIA PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Established 1919
Cable and Telegraphic Address:
Advent, Novi Sad.
Postal Address: Petra Zrinskog,
Street 11, Novi Sad, Jugoslavia.
Publishing Board: R. Schillinger,
B. Krstic, A. Mocnik, M. Lude-
wig; Manager and Treasurer,
N. Slankamenac.
Periodicals published in Servian
and Croatian, their title being
" Message of Peace." Editors,
R. Schillinger, A. Mocnik.
LATIN UNION PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Societe Internationale .de Traites
Gland, Switzerldnd
Established 1896
Publishing Board: A. V. Olson, J.
Robert, J. A. P. Green, Geo. A.
Huse, D. G. Werner, Paul Mey-
er, L. E. Boric.
Manager: J. Robert; Treas., G.
Weber.
Editors: La Revue Adventiste and
Les Signes des Temps, J. Vuil-
leumier; Le Vulgarisateur, Dr.
P. A. De Forest.
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING
ASSOCIATION
Mountain View, Cal.
Established 1875
Cable Address: " Uprising," Moun-
tain View, Cal.
Territory: The Pacific, North Pa-
cific, Central, Northern, West
 PUBLISHING HOUSES
Indian, and the North Latin-
American Missions.
Board of Directors: C. H. Jones,
H. H. Hall, H. G. Childs, James
Cochran, B. M. Shull, G. W.
Wells, J. R. Ferren.
Officers: Pres., C. H. Jones; Vice;
Pres., James Cochran; Sec. and
Treas., H. G. Childs; Auditor,
General Conference Auditor.
Advisory Committee: J. W. Chris-
tian, S. E. Wight, E. T. Russell,
A. R. Ogden, H. S. Shaw, C.
Santee, G. W. Wells, J. J. Nt h-
ery, W. M. Adams.
Managers and Department Heads:-
General Manager, C. H. Jones;
First Asst., H. G. Childs; Second
Asst., James Cochran; Book De-
partment, James Cochran; As-
sistant, C. F. Jones; Period-
ical Department, J. R. Ferren;
Foreign Department, James
Cochran; Cashier, R. Hook, Jr.;
Traffic Manager, C. F. Jone:i;
Superintendent, E. F. Counter.
Publishing Committee: James
Cochran, Chairman, C. H. Jones,
M. C. Wilcox, H. H. Hall, G. W.
Wells, H. G. Childs, B. M. Shull,
E. F. Counter, A. 0. Tait, F. H.
Gage, C. F. Jones, P. J. Ken-
nings, A. L. Baker, J. R. Ferrell,
Mrs. Ada Leavett, Miss Maud
O'Neil.
Editors: Signs of the Times, A. 0.
Tait and A. L. Baker; Our Little
Friend, Miss Maud O'Neil;
Sabbath School Lesson Quarter-
ly, Mrs. L. Flora Plummer.
Central Branch
1224 Euclid Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
Manager: A. R. Smith.
Northern Branch
182 North Snelling Ave., St. Paul,
Minn.
Manager: S. J. Abegg.
Northwest Branch
719 East Flanders St., Portland,
Oreg.
Manager: G. C. Hoskin.
189
Pacific Branch
Box Q, Mountain View, Cal.
Manager: J. M. Rowse.
Central American Factory Branch
Box 5007, Cristobal, Canal Zone,
Panama.
Manager: R. E. Bowles.
Superintendent: C. E. Dutcher.
Editor: El Sentinale, E. R. John-
son.
International Factory Branch
Office: Brookfield; Ill.
General Manager: S. N. Curtiss.
Manager Book Department: G. L.
Gulbrandson.
Manager Periodical Department,
H. W. Sherrig.
Advisory Committee: S. N. Cur-
tiss, M. L. Andreasen, H. W.
Sherrig, A. J. Clark, B. L.
Grundset, P. E. Brodersen, G. L.
Gulbrandson.
Editors: Christlicher Hausfreund,
K. A. Offerman; Deutscher Arbe-
iter, K. A. Offerman; Evange-
liets Sendebud, J. D. Johnson;
Missionaeren, J. D. Johnson;
Sions Vaktare, 0. Granlund;
Russian Signs, A. G. Yakoven-
ko; Italian Signs, R. Calderone;
Bohemian Signs, L. F. Kneen;
Yiddish Messenger, F. C. Gil-
bert; Hungarian Signs,
The Pacific Press Publishing Assn.,
at its main office and two fac-
tory branches, issues:
Periodicals and Magazines in Eng-
lish, Bohemian, Danish-Norwe-
gian, Finnish, German, Hunga-
rian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese,
Rumanian, Russian, Serbian,
Slovakian, Spanish, Swedish,
and Yiddish.
Sabbath School Lesson Quarterlies
In English, Bohemian, German,
Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Ru-
manian, Serbian, and Slovak-
ian.
Books, Pamphlets, and Tracts in
English, Arabic, Armenian, Bo-
hemian, Bulgarian, Croatian,
190 PUBLISHING HOUSES
Danish-Norwegian, Dutch, Es-
thonian, Finnish, French, Ger-
man, Greek, Hungarian, Ice-
landic, Italian, Lettonian, Pol-
ish, Portuguese, Rumanian, Rus-
sian, Ruthenian, Serbian, Slo-
vakian, Spanish, Swedish, Syr-
iac, and Yiddish, and stocks the
Oriental languages.
Special attention is also given to
the publication of standard
school textbooks and juvenile
literature. Complete catalog
sent free on application.
PHILIPPINE PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Established 1914
Factory located at 239-251 Calle
Luna, Pasay, Rizal, Philippine
Islands.
Cable Address: " Philpubco," Ma-
nila, Philippine Islands.
Postal Address: Box 813, Manila,
Philippine Islands.
Board: The Executive Committee
of the Philippine Union Mission.
Manager and Treas.: E. A. Moon;
Supt., Harley Andersen.
Editors: Ang Tanglaw (Tagalog).
E. M. Adams; assistants, F.
Dalisay, L. A. Corda ; Ang Sulo
(Panayan), Er M. Adams; as-
sistant, W. L. Rodriquez; Ti
Damag ti Pagarian (Docano),
E. M. Adams; assistant, L. Z.
Roda.
Languages in which publications
are issued: Tagalog, Panayan-
Visayan, Cebuan-Visayan. Ilo-
cano, Pampangan, Bicol, Ibanag,
and Pangasinan.
POLISH PUBLISHING HOUSE
(Naklad Polyglotte)
Established 1921
Legal Holder: A. Geisler.
Power of Attorney: P. Bridde.
Address: Warszawska 19, Byd-
goszcz, Poland, Europe.
Managers: A, Geisler, P. Bridde.
Publishing Board: L. Mathe, J. R.
Cunitz, A. Geisler, P. Bridde, H.
Bigalke.
Literature: Published in Polish
(Latin characters -only), Ger-
man, Russian, Ukrainian.
REVIEW AND HERALD PUB-
LISHING ASSOCIATION
Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.
Established 1849; incorporated
1861; reincorporated 1903
Cable Address: " Review," Wash-
ington.
Territory: The Atlantic, Columbia,
Eastern Canadian, and Lake Un-
ion Conferences.
Constituency: The trustees of the
corporation; members of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Gen-
eral Conference; members of
the executive committees of
the Atlantic, Columbia, and
Lake Union Conferences, and
of each local conferenc'e
therein, as well as the Un-
ion Field Missionary and Union
Home Missionary secretaries, the
local conference Field Missionary,
Home Missionary, and Tract So-
ciety, secretaries therein; the ed-
itors of the periodicals published
by the Review and Herald Pub-
lishing Association, the mana-
gers of the publishing house de-
partments and its branch offices,
" and such stockholders of the
Seventh-day- Adventist Publish-
ing Association of Battle Creek,
Mich., as shall donate their stock
in said association to the Gen-
eral Conference of Seventh-day
Adventists, and shall make writ-
ten application to the Secretary
of said Conference for such mem-
bership, previously to Jan. 1,
1905."
Board of Trustees: F. M. Wilcox,
E. R. Palmer, E. L. Richmond,
W. T. Knox, J. L. Shaw, G. B.
Thompson, M. E. Kern, E. K.
 PUBLISHING HOUSES
Slade, F. H. Robbins, Wm.
Guthrie, J. W. Mace, L. W. Gra-
ham, R. T. Dowsett.
Officers: Pres., F. M. Wilcox; Vice-
Pres. W. T: Knox; Manager, E.
R. Palmer;
' Assistant Manager,
E. L. Richmond; Treas., R. T.
Dowsett; Sec., L. W. Graham.
Department Managers: Supt., E.
L. Richmond; Book Dept., J. W.
Mace; Periodical Dept., L. W.
Graham; Campaign Literature
Dept., D. W. Reavis.
Editors: Review and Herald, F. M.
Wilcox; associates, W. A. Spicer,
G. B. Thompson, C. A. Holt,
C. P. Bollman; special contribu-
tors, A. G. Daniells, I. H. Evans,
L. R. Conradi, W. T. Knox, J. L.
Shaw, E. E. Andross, W. W.
Prescott; L. H. Christian, J. E.
Fulton, 0. Montgomery, IV. H.
Branson. Youth's Instructor,
Mrs. Fannie D. Chase; assistant,
Miss Lora Clement; special con-
tributors, M. E. Kern, L. Flora
Plummer, W. E. Howell. Life
and Health, L. A. Hansen, Dr.
G. H. Heald. Liberty, C. S.
Longacre; associate, W. F. Mar-
tin; Managing Editor, C. P. Boll-
man. Sabbath School Worker,
Mrs. L. Flora Plummer; associ-
ate, Rosamond D.`Ginther; as-
sistant, M. Stella Fleisher.
Christian Educator, W. E. How-
ell; associates, 0. M. John,
Flora H. Williams. Present
Truth, E. R. Palmer; associates,
C. P. Bollman, F. A. Coffin.
Church Officers' Gazette, T. E.
Bowen; associates, M. E. Kern,
J. A. Stevens.
Book Committee: E. R. Palmer,
Chairman; F. M. Wilcox, W. W.
Eastman, W. W. Prescott, G. H.
Heald, D. W. Reavis, E. L. Rich-
mond, C. P. Bollman, W. A.
Spicer, G. B. Thompson, W.
E. Howell, J. W. Mace, L. W.
Graham, R. T. Dowsett, L. A.
Hansen, M. E. Kern, T. E.
Bowen, C. A. Holt, F. A. Coffin.
191
South Bend Branch
212 South Lafayette St., South
Bend, Ind.
Manager: J. D. Snider.
New York Branch
168 North Division St., Peekskill,
N. Y.
Manager: D. A. Bailey.
Washington Branch
Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.
Manager: W. B. Walters. ,
RUMANIAN UNION PUBLISH-
ING HOUSE
Strada Labirint 116, Bukharest,
Rumania
Publishing Committee: P. P.
Paulini, St. Demetrescu, Dr. E.
Pascu, E. Albulescu, J. Stroies-
cu, Gh. Stoican, 0. Oatu, N.
Jelescu, G. Teodorescu, Const.
Florescu, A. Dark, A. Craciun-
escu.
Officers: Pres., P. P. Paulini; Sec.,
St. Demetrescu; Treas., A. VA-
careanu.
Branch at Burgergasse 29, Her-
mannstadt, Transylvania, Ru-
mania; manager, Steinmeier.
SCANDINAVIAN PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Akersgaten 74, Christiania,
Norway
Established 1879
Corporate Name: Skandinavisk
Bokforlag.
Cable Address: Sundhedsbladet,
Christiania, Norway.
Publishing Board: J. C. Raft, A.
G. Christiansen, Chr. Resen, A.
C. Christensen, Elias Bjaanas,
Enok Endresen.
Manager and Treasurer: Elias
Bjaanas.
Editors: Sundhedsbladet, J. C. Ot-
tosen, M. D.; Evangeliets Sende;
bud and Missionsefterretninger,
C. A. Thorp.
192 PUBLISHING HOUSES
Copenhagen Branch
Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
Corporate Name: Dansk Bogfor-
lag.
Cable Address: Expedit, Copen-
hagen.
Treasurer: Chr. Hedebltk.
SENTINEL PUBLISHING
COMPANY
Rosmead Ave., Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa
Established 1894
Publishing Board: W. H. Branson,
J. W. MacNeil, B. E. Beddoe, D.
E. Robinson, H. C. Olmstead, E.
M. Howard, W. B. Commin, J.
0. Slate, G. C. Jenks.
Editor: African Sentinel and Af-
rican Division Outlook, D. E.
Robinson.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
PUBLISHING HOUSE
57 Abbott Road, Lucknow, India
Established 1898
Board of Directors: E. B. Jones,
S. A. Wellman, W. A. Scott, G.
E. Enoch, L. C. Shepard.
Officers: Chairman, E. B. bones;
Vice-Chairman, S. A. Wellman;
Manager and Treasurer, E. B.
Jones; Secretary, W. A. Scott.
Languages in which publications
are issued: English, Persian,
Urdu, Roman Urdu, Punjabi,
Marathi, Gujerati, Santali, Ben-
gali, Orriya, Malayalam, Telu-
gu, Tamil, Kanarese, Burmese,
Sgau Karen.
Editors: Eastern Tidings, E. B.
Jones. Vernacular Magazines:
Bengali, L. G. Mookerjee; Bur-
mese, D. Hpo Hla; Gujerati
and Marathi, G. F. Enoch;
Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and
'Kanarese, G. G. Lowry; Hindi
and Urdu, F. W. Smith.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES PUB-
LISHING HOUSE
Shanghai, China
Established 1905
Postal Address: Box 856, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Factory: 25 Ningkuo Road, Shang-
hai, China.
Advisory Board: I. H. Evans,
Chairman; F. H. DeVinney, Fred
Lee, L. E. Froom, F. A. Allum,
W. P. Henderson, 0. A. Hall, M.
C. Warren, B. Petersen, H. W.
Barrows, C. C. Crisler, C. E.
Weaks, J. G. Gjording, G. S. Lu-
ther, Sec.
Board of Management: I. H. Evans,
Chairman; J. G. Gjording, Vice-
Chairman; H. W. Barrows, C.
E. Weaks, L. E. Froom, C. C.
Crisler, W. P. Henderson, G. S.
Luther, Sec.
Manager: J. G. Gjording.
Supt. of Factory: W. P. Hender-
son.
Publishing Committee:
Chairman; J. G. Gjording, C. C.
Crisler, 0. A. Hall, Fred Lee, A.
C. Selmon.
Reading Committees: For the Man-
darin, Chairman;
0. A. Hall, Fred Lee. For the
Wenli, , Chairman;
A. C. Selmcfn.
Art Committee: , C. C.
Crisler, J. G. Gjording, Dzo Tien
Min, Gao Ih Swen.
Editors: Shi Djao Yueh Bao (The
Signs of the Times),
associate, C. C. Crisler; assist-
ant, Dzo Tien Min. Asiatic Di-
vision Outlook, Mrs. C. C. Cris-
ler; Muh Shih Muh Seng,
, associate, Dzo Tien Min.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES PRESS
Seoul, Chosen (Korea)
Established 1909
Publishing Board: C. L. Butter-
field, L. I. Bowers, E. J. Urqu-
hart, H. A. Oberg, J. C. Klose,
 PUBLISHING HOUSES
C. W. Lee, L. B. Dye, Kim Ku
Hyok, Chae Kyung Chik.
Manager: L. 1. Bowers.
Superintendent: L. B. Dye.
Editors: Signs of the Times, E. J.
Urquhart; Church Compass, E.
J. Urquhart.
SIGNS PUBLISHING COMPANY
Warburton, Victoria, Australia
Established 1905
Cable Address: " Signs," Warbur-
ton.
Manager: .1. M. Johanson.
Board: J. M. Johanson (Chair-
man), C. H. Watson, A. H.
Piper, A. G. Miller, E. Watson,
H. Stacey, A. W. Anderson, E.
Parkinson, C. M. Snow.
Editor: Signs of the Times and
The World Outlook, C. M. Snow.
THE SIGNS PRESS
399 Upper Serangoon Road, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements
Established 1917
Cable Address: " Adventist," Sing-
apore.
Board: F. A. Detamore, W. E.
Gillis, A. E. Iverson.
Manager and Supt.: W. E. Gillis.
Editor: Pertandaan Zaman, R. M.
Altman.
Languages in which publications
are issued: Malay, Java-Malay,
Battak, Siamese, Niasese.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING ASSO-
CIATION OF SEVENTH-
DAY ADVENTISTS
2119-2123 Twenty-fourth Ave.,
North, Nashville, Tenn.
Established 1901
Cable Address: " Watchman,"
Territory: T h e Southeastern,
Southern, a n d Southwestern
Union Conferences.
193
Constituency: Members of the Gen-
eral Conference Executive Com-
mittee; members of the execu-
tive committees of the Southeast-
ern, Southern, and. Southwestern
Union Conferences; the tract so-
ciety secretaries, the field mis-
sionary secretaries, and the home
missionary secretaries, both un-
ion and local, within the above
named union conferences; to-
gether with the Board of Direc-
tors, managers of branch houses,
and heads of Departments of
said Southern Publishing Asso-
ciation.
Board of Managers: J. L. McEl-
hany, R. L. Pierce, W. H. Heck-
man, , L. D. Ran-
dall, M. F. Knox, M. Lukens,
H. R. Gay, W. A. Harvey.
Officers: Pres., J. L. McElhany;
Vice-Pres. ad Gen. Mgr., R. L.
Pierce; Sec. and Treas., M. F.
Knox; Supt., W. A. Harvey;
Manager Book Dept., R. L.
Pierce; Asst. Manager Book
Dept., W. R. White.
The Watchman Magazine: Editor,
L. E. Froom; associate editor,
R. B. Thurber; Circulation Man-
ager, C. E. Hooper.
Publishing Committee: R. L.
Pierce, Chairman;
, Secretary; J. L. McElhany,
R. B. Thurber, M. F. Knox, W.
A. Harvey, C. E. Hooper, F. E.
Robert, V. 0. Cole, W. R. White,
M. A. Hollister.
Fort Worth Branch
112-14 St. Louis Ave., P. 0. Box
802, Fort Worth, Tex.
Manager: H., R. Gay.
Atlanta Branch
507 East Fair St., Atlanta, Ga.
Manager: L. D. Randall.
STOCKHOLM PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Gamla Brogatan 38, Stockholm,
Sweden
194 PUBLISHING HOUSES

Established 1895 WASHINGTON MISSIONARY

Corporate Name: Skandinaviska COLLEGE PRESS
Forlagsexpeditionen. Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.
Directors: A. J. Settergren, Emil Board of Managers: College Board.
Ahrdn, G. E. Nord. Superintendent: R. W. King.
(This institution is operated as
Treasurer: A. J. Settergren. a department of the Washington
Editor: Tidens Tecken and Mis- Missionary College, a large part of
sionUren, Emil Ahrdn. the work being done by students.)
Number of publishing houses and branches, 46.
 LIST OF PERIODICALS
ISSUED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST DENOMINATION
Advent Review and Sabbath Her-
ald: Denominational church pa-
per, established 1849; published
weekly; , annual subscription,
$2.50; six months, $1.50; two
years, $4.75; three years, $7.00;
Review and Herald Pub. Assn.,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C., editor, F. M. Wilcox;
associate editors, W. A. Spicer,
G. B. Thompson, C. P. Bollman,
C. A. Holt. ,
The Signs of the Times (leading
missionary paper and prophetic
expositor) ; illustrated 16-page
weekly; annual subscription,
$1.50; published by the Pacific
Press Pub. Assn., Mountain View,
Cal.; editors, A. 0. Tait, A. L.
Baker.
The Watchman Magazine: General
missionary journal and Bible, ex-
positor; an illustrated monthly
magazine; annual subscription
$2.00; editor, L. E. Froom;
associate editor, R. B. Thurber;
circulation manager, C. E. Hoop-
er. Published by the Southern
Pub. Assn., 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
The Youth's Instructor: organ of
Young People's Missionary Vol-
unteer Department of the Gen-
eral Conference, and contains its
Reading Courses, also the Sab-
bath School lessons for -the
youth; published weekly; an-
nual subscription $1.75; six
months, $1.00. Published by the
Review and Herald Pub. Assn.,
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.; editor, Mrs. Fannie
D. Chase; assistant, Miss Lora
E. Clement.
Liberty: a magazine of religious
freedom; an illustrated quar-
terly; organ of the Religious
Liberty Association; single copy,
20 cents; yearly subscription, 35
cents. Published by the Review
and Herald Pub. Assn., Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D.
C.; editor, C. S. Longacre; as-
sociate, W. F. Martin; manag-
ing editor, C. P. Bollman.
The Present Truth (Engliah): de-
voted to a presentation of the
doctrine of the second coming
of Christ, and general Bible
truth; 16-page semimonthly;
annual subscription, 7s 6d
($1.32); Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
The Present TrUth: a one-topic 4-
page monthly for gen6ral mis-
sionary purposes; illustrated.
Single subscription, 25 cents.
Postage extra to foreign coun-
tries. Published by the Review
and Herald Pub. Assn., Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D.
C.; editor, E. R. Palmer; asso-
ciate editors, F. A. Coffin, C.
P. Bollman.
The Signs of the Times (devoted
to an exposition of Bible truth
and signs of the times) ; 4-page
weekly; annual subscription 5s;
to countries outside of Australia,
and in the Postal Union, 8s 6d
($2); Warburton, Victoria, Aus-
tralia; editor, C. M. Snow.
Canadian . Watchman Magazine:
32-page Monthly (except during
October, when semimonthly) ;
annual subscriptibn, $2.00 a
year; published by the Cana-
dian Watchman Press, Oshawa,
Ontario, Canada.
The African Sentinel: devoted to
an explanation of the signs of
the times and Sabbath truth;
20-page monthly; annual sub-
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scription 5s. Editor, D. E. Rob-
inson; published by Sentinel
Publishing Co., Rosme-ad Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Life and Health: National health
magazine; an illustrated month-
ly; a practical journal for the
common people; yearly sub-
scription, $2; no extra charge on
foreign subscriptions; published
by the Review and Herald Pub.
Assn, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C. Editors, L.
A. Hansen, G. H. Heald, M. D.
The World Outlook: A 48-page il-
lustrated magazine, published
bimonthly, containing articles
on the prophecies, health, and
dietetics and on general topics
of interest to the public. An-
nual subscription 6/6, postpaid.
Signs Publishing Company, War-
burton, Victoria, Australia.
Good- Health: devoted to hygiene
and principles of healthful liv-
ing; 16-page monthly; annual
subscription, 4s, 6d, postpaid;
Stanborough Park, Watford,
Herts, England. Editor, Dr. W.
A. Ruble.
Sabbath School Worker (organ of
the Sabbath School Department
of the General Conference) ; 32-
page monthly; annual subscrip-
tion, 90 cents; in clubs of two
or more, 75 cents; published by
the Review and Herald Pub.
Assn., Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.; editor, Mrs.
L. Flora Plummer; associate,
Rosamond D. Ginther; assistant,
M. Stella Fleisher.
Christian Educator (organ of Edu-
cational Department of the Gen-
eral Conference) ; a magazine
published ten times a year;
devoted to the promotion of a
broad, thorough, and rational ed-
ucation, based upon true Chris-
tian principles; thirty-two pages;
annual subscription, $1.50; pub-
lished by Review and Herald
Pub. Assn., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.; editor,
W. E. Howell; associates, 0. M.
John, Mrs. Flora H. Williams.
Sabbath School Quarterly: forty-
eight pages; containing the S. D.
A. International Sabbath School
lessons; annual subscription, - 20
cents; Pacific Press Pub. Assn.,
Mountain View, Cal. Editor,
Mrs. L. Flora Plummer.
Our Little Friend (a child's pa-
per); illustrated weekly; an-
nual subscription, 90 cents; Pa-
cific Press Pub. Assn., Mountain
View, Cal.; editor, Miss Maude
O'Neil.
Gospel Herald: 8-page monthly;
25 cents; published at Oakwood
Junior College, Huntsville, Ala.;
editor, W. L. Bird; manager, J.
I. Beardsley.
Church Officers' Gazette: sixteen-
page monthly, containing instruc-
tions to church officers, and pro-
grams for the Home Missionary,
and Senior and Junior Mission-
ary Volunteer societies of the
churches; annual subscription,
90 cents; published by the Re-
view and Herald Pub. Assn., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.; editor. T. E. Bowen: as-
sociates, M. E. Kern, J. A. Stev-
ens.
Missionary Leader: Eight-page
monthly, devoted to church Mis-
sionary and Missionary Volun-
teer programs, Second Sabbath
Readings, as well as occasional
instruction to our church officers
as to their duties; editor, Mrs.
A. L. Hindson; published by the
Australasian Union Conference,
" Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W.,
Australia.
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The Christian Record (a paper
printed for the blind in Amer-
ican Braille and in New York
Point); monthly; thirty-six
pages; sent free to all blind per-
sons; -published at College View,
Nebr.; editor, J. N. Anderson;
manager, J. H. Jeys.
The Christian Record Pub. Co.
also has a Free Circulating Li-
brary Department containing de-
nominational tracts and pam-
phlets for free circulation among
the blind. These tracts are sent
UNION CONFERENCE PERIODICALS
Atlantic Union Gleaner (official or-
gan of the Atlantic Union Con-
ference); eight-page weekly; 50
cents a year; editor, Miss .Jennie
Thayer; published at South Lan-
caster, Mass.
Central Union Outlook (organ of
Central Union Conference); 8-
page weekly; annual subscrip-
tion. 50 cents; editor, Miss Met-
tie E. Cornell; published at Col-
lege View, Nebr.
Columbia Union Visitor (official or-
gan of the Columbia Union Con-
ference); eight-page weekly; 50
cents; published at Mt. Vernon,
Ohio; editor, Ruth E. Melendy.
Eastern Canadian Messenger (offi-
cial or,an of the Eastern Cana-
dian Union Conference); 8-page
weekly; $1.00; Oshawa, Onta-
rio; editor, Edna P. Leach-
Maracle:
Lake Union Herald (official organ
of the Lake Union Conference);
16-page weekly; $1.50 a year;
editor, Mrs. L. K. Curtis; pub-
lished at Berrien Springs, Mieh.,
and printed by Emmanuel Mis-
sionary College Press.
Northern Union Reaper (official or-
gan of the Northern Union Con-
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to the reader and returned to
the office without postage.
The Medical Evangelist: A jour-
nal devoted to the promulgation
of health reform principles; pub-
lished bimonthly by the faculty
of the College of Medical Evan-
gelists, at Loma Linda, Califor-
nia; 24 pages and cover; yearly
subscription $1.00; foreign,
$1.25; single copy, 20c. Editors:
A. N. Donaldson, M. D., Elder
J. G. White.
ference, 2718 Third Ave., South,
Minneapolis, Minn.); eight-page '
weekly; 50 cents a year in the
United States, 75 cents in Canada
and foreign countries; published
by the Northern Union Confer-
ence at the Hutchinson Theo-
logical Seminary, Hutchinson,
Minn.; - editor, M. S. Reppe.
North Pacific Union Gleaner (offi-
cial organ of the North Pacific
Union Conference); eight-page
weekly; 50 cents a year; pub-
lished by the North Pacific Un-
ion 'Conference, College Place,
Wash.; editor, S. J. Lashier.
Pacific Union Recorder: (official
organ of the Pacific Union Con-
ference); 8-page weekly; 50
cents; editor, B. M. Emerson;
published at Glendale, Cal.
Field Tidings (organ of the South-
eastern Union Conference); 8-
page weekly; 50 cents; editor,
C. Sparks; published by the
Southern Junior College at
Ooltewah, Tenn.
Southern Union Worker (organ of
the Southern Union Conference) ;
8-pave weekly; 50 cents yearly;
C. Sparks, editor; published by
the Southern Junior College,
Ooltewah, Tenn.
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Southwestern Union Record (offi-
cial organ of the Southwestern
Union Conference); eight-page
weekly; 50 cents; published at
Keene, Tex.; editor, M. E. Ellis;
associate editors, C. E. Smith
and M. Lukens.
Western Canadian Tidings (official
organ of the Western Canadian
Union Conference); 8-page semi-
monthly; 50 cents a year; pub-
lished by the Western Canadian
Union Conference at Calgary,
Alberta; editor, T. R. Lukens;
associate editor, ' Margaret
Schwartz, 201-202 I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
The Missionary Worker: (official
organ of the British Union Con-
ference); 12-page monthly; 28
6d per year, postpaid, inland;
foreign, 3s 6d; Stanborough
Press, Ltd., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England; ed-
itor, A. S. Maxwell.
The Asiatic Division Outlook: or-
gan of the Far-Eastern Division
of the General Conference; sub-
scription price, 75 cents gold a
LOCAL PERIODICALS
The Messenger: 16-page monthly;
35 cents a year; 112 Tower St.,
Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
West Caribbean Visitor: 8-page
monthly; 40 cents a year; pub-
lished by the West Caribbean
Conference, Drawer M, Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone, Panama; editor,
H. C. Kephart.
SCHOOL JOURNALS
The Educational Messenger: 40-
page monthly; $1.00; edited by
the students of Union College,
College View, Nebr.; published
by the Central Union Confer-
ence, College View, Nebr.; edi-
tor, R. M. France.
year; semimonthly; eight pages;
editor, Mrs. C. C. Crisler; issued
at 25 Ningkuo Road, Shanghai,
China; address, Division Out-
look, Box 523, U. S. Postal Ag-
ency, Shanghai, China.
Eastern Tidings: 8-page semi-
monthly; 48 cents a year; offi-
cial organ of the Southern Asia
Division. Editor, E. B. Jones,
17 Abbott Road, Lucknow, In-
dia.
The African Division Outlook: bi-
monthly; English and Dutch;
annual subscription, 5s; pub-
lished by the Sentinel Publish-
ing Company, Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape South Africa.
Editor, D. E. Robinson.
Australasian Record (official organ
of the Australasian Union Con-
ference); 8-page semimonthly;
annual subscription 4s; foreign
countries 4s; published by the
Australasian Union Conference,
" Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W.,
Australia; editor, Mrs. A. L.
Hindson.
Emmanuel Missionary College Bul-
letin: quarterly; 32-pages; free;
editorial committee: Frederick
Griggs, and the editorial staff
of The Student Movement; pub-
lished at Berrien Springs, Mich.
The Student Movement: monthly;
32 pages; $1 a year; ten issues;
editor, Eldine Dunbar; manager,
H. C. Buzzell; published at Ber-
rien Springs, Mich.
Oakwood Bulletin: quarterly; pub-
lished at Oakwood Junior Col-
lege, Huntsville, Ala., in the
interests of Christian education
for the Negro.
Southern Junior College Calendar:
one number a year, (usually
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about 78 pages); distributed
free; published in the interests
of the school; edited by South-
ern Junior College Faculty, Ool-
tewah, Tenn.
The Student Echo: 12-page-month-
ly; in the interests of the Shen-
andoah Valley Academy, New
Market, Va.; 75 cents; editor,
Phoebe Manry..
The Student Idea: monthly; $1.00
for eight months; published at
South Lancaster, Mass., by the
Student Movement.
The Sligonian: issued monthly
during school year; nine issues;
annual subscription $1.00; pub-
lished by the Students' Associa-
tion of Washington Missionary
College, Takoma Park, D. C.
Gwendolyn Lacey, editor; Ed-
mund Miller, business manager.
The Walla Walla Collegian: 32-
page monthly; issued by the
student body of Walla Walla
College; 75 cents a year; pub-
lished at College Place, Wash.;
editor, Horace Weaver.
The Mountain Echo: 24-page
monthly; issued ten times dur-
FOREIGN PERIODICALS
BENGALI
Juga Lakhan: 12-page magazine,
issued serially; 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India; editor, L. G.
Mookerjee.
BOHEMIAN
Hlasatel Pravdy (He rald of
Truth); 16-page monthly; pub-
lished by Czechoslovakian Pub-
lishing House, Dr. Dietrichgasse
3, Troppau, Czechoslovakia.
Znameni Casu (Signs of the Times) ;
20-page quarterly; 50 cents a
year; Pacific Press Pub. Assn.,
199
ing the college year, by the stu-
dents of Pacific Union College,
St. Helena, Cal.; $1.25 a year;
editor, L. A. Wilcox.
The Hillside Radiogram: A 32-
page quarterly, issued by the
Alumni Association of the St.
Helena Sanitarium Training
School and Hospital for Nurses.
Subscription price $1.00 per year;
editor, Mrs. H. M. Walton busi-
ness manager, Miss Helen N.
Rice, R. N.
The Acorn: Published four times
during the school year, by the
students of Sutherlin Academy,
Sutherlin, Oregon; $1 the school
year; editor, Susie Abel.
Studonian: Monthly; $1 for 10
numbers; published at Oshawa
Missionary College, Box 308,
Oshawa, Ontario.
Syringa: Monthly; 35 cents for
3 numbers; published at Gem
State Academy, Caldwell, Idaho.
0 Seminarista: monthly; pub-
lished in interest of Brazilian
Seminary, Santo Amaro, Sao
Paulo, Brazil, South America.
Brookfield, Ill.; editor, L. F.
Kucera.
BURMESE
Kin Saung: 24-page quarterly; 36
cents a year; 60 Lower Kemmen-
dine Road, Rangoon, Burma;
editor, D. Hpo Hla.
CHINESE
(Periodicals issued by the Signs
of the Times Publishing House,
Box 856, U. S. Postal Agency,
Shanghai, China.)
Shi Djao Yueh Bao (Signs of the
Times); 52-page monthly mag-
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azine ; yearly subscription, $1.00,
gold; issued only in Easy Wenli;
editor, , associate,
Dzo Tien Min.
The Last Day Shepherd's Call
(The Church Record) ; Manda-
rin and Wenli; 16-page semi-
monthly; yearly subscription,
50 cents, gold; editor,
associate, Dzo Tien Min.
Present Truth: 16-page quarterly
magazine; issued in Mandarin;
editor , associate, Dzo
Tien Min.
Sabbath School Worker: 16-page
monthly; issued in Mandarin;
editor, Mrs. 0. A.. Hall.
CROATIAN
Message of Peace: 16-page quar-
terly; editor, A. Mocnik; Jugo-
slavia Publishing House (Nak-
ladno Drustvo), Petra Zrinskog,
Street 11, Novi Sad, Jugoslavia.
DANISH-NORWEGIAN
Evangeliets Sendebud: 16-page
semimonthly; annual subscrip-
tion, kr. 7.00; Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway, and Mar-
grethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark; editor, C. A. Thorp,
Akersgaten 74, Christiania, Nor-
way.
Missionsefterretninger: eight-page
monthly; published as Evange-
liets Sendebud; editor, C. A.
Thorp, Akersgaten 74, Chris-
tiania, Norway.
Sundhedsbladet (health journal);
24-page monthly; annual sub-
scription, kr. 8.00; Akersgaten
74, Christiania, Norway, and
Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark; editor, J. C. Ottosen,
M. D., Skodsborg, Denmark.
Evangeliets Sendebud: 16-page
weekly; annual subscription,
$2.50 in U. S., $2.75 outside;
Pacific Press Pub. Assn., Brook-
field, Ill.; editor, J. D. Johnson.
Missionaeren: 8-page monthly; an-
nual subscription $1.00 in U.
S.; $1.10 outside; Pacific Press
Pub. Assn., Brookfield, Ill.; edi-
tor,,J. D. Johnson.
Ungdomsbaandet: monthly; 50
cents; published at Hutchinson,
Minn. in the interests of the
Hutchinson Theological Semi:
nary; editor, Chris Sorensen.
ESTHOMAN
Toe Sonumed: 16-page monthly;
100 Emk. a year, for America
50 cents; editor, M. Barengrub,
Dzirnavu iela 47, Riga, Latvia.
FIJIAN
Rarama: 8-page monthly; annual
subscription 1/6; editor, Mrs.
S. W. Carr; published by the
Fiji Mission, at Buresala, Fiji,
Pacific Ocean.
FINNISH
Aikain Vartija: 16-page monthly;
. annual subscription, 60 cents;
Annegaten 33, Helsingfors, Fin-
land; editor, Vilh. Sucksdorff, Sr.
Siionin Ystava: 8-page monthly;
annual subscription, 80 cents;
Annegaten 33, Helsingfors, Fin-
land; editor, A. Rintala.
Forsamlingens Budbarare: 4-page
monthly; 40 cents, Annegaten
33, Helsingfors, Finland; editor,
Vilh. Sucksdorff, Sr.
FRENCH
Les Signes des Temps (Signs of
the Times); 8-page monthly;
annual subscription, for Switz-
erland fr. 3.; other countries
fr. 5.(70 cents). Published at
Gland, Switzerland; editor, J.
Vuilleumier.
Le Revue Adventiste (The Advent
Review); 16-page semimonthly
church paper;, annual subscrip-
tion for. Switzerland, fr. 5.;
for other countries, fr. 8.($1).
Published at Gland, Switzer-
land; editor, J. Vuilleumier.
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Le Vulgarisateur et Messager de
1'Hygiene (Popular Messenger
of Hygiene) ; 16-page monthly
health paper; for Switzerland
fr. 4.; for other countries fr.
7. (80 cents). Published at
Gland, Switzerland; editor, P. A.
De Forest, M. D.
Les Signes des Temps (Signs of
the Times); 32-page quarterly;
75 cents a year; Pacific Press
Pub. Assn., Brookfield, Ill.
GERMAN
Christlicher Hausfreund: 8-page
weekly; annual subscription,
$1.50 to U. S.; outside, $1.75;
Pacific Press Pub. Assn., tirook-
field, Ill.; editor, K. A. Offerman.
Deutscher Arbeiter: 8-page week-
ly; annual subscription, $2.00
to U. S.; outside, $2.25; Pacific
Press Pub. Assn., Brookfield, Ill.;
editor, K. A. Offerman.
Sabbatschul-Lektionen (Sabbath
School Lessons) ; quarterly; con-
taining the S. D. A. Sabbath
School lessons in German; an-
nual subscription, 20 cents; Pa-
cific Press Pub. Assn., Brook-
field, Ill.
Herold der Wahrheit (Herald of
Truth) ; monthly; 16 pages; an-
nual subscription $1.00; Advent-
Verlag,, Grindelberg 15a, Ham-
burg, Germany; editors, L. R.
Conradi and A. Vollmer.
Gute Gesundheit (Good Health) ;
monthlY.: sixteen pages: annual
subscription $1.00; Advent-Ver-
lag, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg,
Germany; editor, L. E. Conradi,
M. D.
Unser kleiner Freund (Our Little
Friend) ; monthly; 8 pages; an-
_ nual subscription 50 cents; -Ad-
vent-Verlag, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany; editor, A.
Vollmer.
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Der Adventbote (The Advent Mes-
senger); semimonthly church
paper; 16 pages; annual sub-
scription $2.00; Advent-Verlag,
Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Ger-
many; editor, A. Vollmer.
Kirche and Staat (Church and
State); quarterly; 12 pages and
cover; annual subscription 50
cents; Advent-Verlag, Grindel-
berg 15a, Hamburg, Germany;
editor, G. W. Schubert.
Rundschau der Adventisten (Ger-
man paper for circulation among
S. D. A. churches in South
America) ; alternates 8 and 16
pages monthly; subscription
$1.00; published by the Casa
Publicadora Brasileira, Sao
Paulo, Brazil, South America;
editor, F. W. Spies. -
Zeichen der Zeit (Signs ..of the
Times) (German): monthly; .16
pages; missionary paper; sub-
scription price, Lei 18.(to
America $1.50); editors, P. P.
Paulini, A. Wegner, St. Deme-
trescu, J. Bauer, Burgergasse
29, Hermannstadt, Transylva-
nia, Rumania.
GUJERATI
Pralai Kalana Chinho: 16-page
magazine, issued serially; 17
Abbott Road, Lucknow, India;
editor, O. F. Enoch.
HINDI
Signs of the Times: 12-page mag-
azine, issued serially; 17 Abbott
Road, Lucknow, India; editor,
F. W. Smith.
HOLLAND (DUTCH)
Teekenen des Tijds (Signs of the
Times).; monthly; sixteen pages;
annual subscription 75, ,cents;
Internationaal Advent Zendings-
genootschap, .Conradkade 4, Hol-
land; editor, R. G. Klingbeil,
De Werker (The Worker) : 8 num-
bers annually; .8 pages; annual
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subscription 50 cents; with the
Sabbath School ,Quarterly, $1.
International Advent Zendings-
genootschap, Conradkade 4, The
Hague, Holland; editor, P.
Schilstra.
De Afrikaanse Wachter: (a Dutch
translation of the African Sen-
tinel) 20-page monthly; annual
subscription 5s. Editor, D. E.
Robinson, Rosmead Ave., Kenil-
worth, Cape, South Africa.
HUNGARIAN
Utolso Uezenet (The Last Mes-
sage); monthly; 16 pages; an-
nual subscription $1.00; VOA-
sos Iratok Nemzetkozi Kiad6-
hivatala, Krisztina korut 167,
Budapest I, Hungary; editors,
A. Minck, E. Lovass.
Evangeliumi munkas (Gospel
Worker); quarterly church pa-
per; 16 pages; annual subscrip-
tion 40 cents; Vallasos Iratok
Nemzetk6zi Kiad6hivatala,
Krisztina-lairut 167, Budapest I,
Hungary; editors, A. Minck, E.
Lovass.
Az Idok Jelei (Signs of the Times);
20-page quarterly; 50 cents a
year; Pacific Press Pub. Assn.,
Brookfield, Ill.
ILOCANO
Ti Damag Ti Pagarian; 16-page
quarterly; 35 cents gold, a year;
editor, E. M. Adams; asst., L.
Z. Roda; Philippine Publishing
House, Box 813, Manila, Philip-
pine Islands.
ITALIAN
I Segni dei Tempi (Signs of the
Times; 20-page quarterly; 50
cents a year; Pacific Press Pub.
Assn., Brookfield, Ill.; editor,
R. Calderone.
JAPANESE
Jicho Zashi (Signs of the Times);
64-page monthly; annual sub-
scription, $2:00; published by
the Owari No Fukuinsha, Box
7, Yodobashi Post Office, Tokyo,
Japan; editors, A. N. Anderson,
S. Yamazaki, N. Wachi.
Shimei no Otodzure (Tidings of
the Message); 32-page monthly;
annual subscription, 60 cents;
editor, H. F. Benson, published
by the Owari No Fukuinsha; ad-
dress as above.
KOREAN
Seijo Walbo (The Signs of the
Times); 64-page monthly; sub-
scription, $2.00; published by
the Signs of the Times Press,
Seoul, Chosen; editor, E. J. Ur-
quhart.
Kyo Hae Chin-Nam (Church Com-
pass) ; 16-page monthly; annual
subscription 50 cents; published
by the Signs of the Times Press,
Seoul, Chosen; editor, E. J. Ur-
quhart.
LETTONIAN
Adwentes Wehstnesis (Advent
Messenger) : 16-page monthly,
illustrated; Rbl. 60.00, for
America; $1.00; editor, J. Schnei-
der, Dzirnavu iela 47, Riga, Lat-
via.
Sabbath School Quarterly: Rbl.
40.00 per year, for America, 25
cents; editor, J. Schneider.
MALAY
Pertandaan Zaman: monthly; pub-
lished at 399 Upper Serangoon
Road, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments; editor, R. M. Altman.
MALAYALAM
Athirkala Sathium (Present
Truth): 24-page quarterly; 18
cents a year; editor, G. G. Low-
ry, 9 Cockburn Road, Bangalore,
India.
MARATHI
Pralia Kalachi Chinha: 16-page
magazine, issued serially; 17
Abbott Road, Lucknow, India;
editor, G. F. Enoch.
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PANAYAN youth's paper; subscription

Ang Sulo: 16-page quarterly; 35 price Lei 12.(to America
cents gold a year; editor, E. M. $1.00) ; editors, P. P. Paulini, St.
Adams; assistant, W. L. Rodri- Demetrescu, Dumitru Florea.
quez; published by the Philip- . RUSSIAN
pine Publishing House, Box 813,
Manila, Philippine Islands. Znamenie Wremeni (Signs of the
Times); 16-page monthly; an-
POLISH nual subscription $2.00; .Pacific
Znaki Czasu (Signs of the Times); Press Pub. Assn.,Brookfield,
8 numbers annually; 8 pages; I11.; editor, A. G. akovenko.
annual subscription 50 cents; Russian paper, published in Har-
Polish Publishing House (Nak- bin, Manchuria; 16 pages; T. T.
lad Polyglotte). Warszawska 19, Babienco, editor.
Bydgoszcz, Poland, Europe.
Stroz Syonu (Watchman of Zion); SAMOAN
quarterly church paper, 8 pages; Tali Moni (The Truth); monthly;
annual subscription 25 cents; 8 pages; annual subscription,
Polish Publishing House (Nak- 2s; editor, H. T. Howse; pub-
lad Polyglotte), Warszawska 19, lished by the Samoan Mission,
Bydgoszcz, Poland, Europe. at Buresala, Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
PORTUGUESE SERBIAN
Revista Mensal: 16-page monthly; Message of Peace: 16-page quar-
annual subscription $1.25; pub- terly; editor, R. Schillinger, Ju-
lished by the Casa Publicadora goslavia Publishing House (Nak-
Brasileira, Estacao Sao Bernar- ladno Drustvo), Petra Zrinskog,
do, S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, Street 11, Novi Sad, Jugoslavia.
South America; editor,. F. D. Messenger of Missions: 16-page
Nichol. quarterly; editor, N. Slankame-
Signaes dos Tempos: 20-page nac; Jugoslavia Publishing
monthly; $1.50 a year; pub- House. -
lished by the Casa Publicad6ra, SPANISH
Brasileira, Estacao Sao Bernar- El Atalaya: 20-page monthly;
do, S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, $1.00 a year; published by the
South America; editor, F. D. Casa Editora Union Sudameri-
Nichol. cana, Florida, F. C. C. A.,-Bu-
RAROTONGAN enos Aires, Argentina, South
Tuatua-Mou: 8-page monthly; an- America; editor, Edgar Brooks.
nual subscription 2s; editor H. La Revista Adventista: 16-page
A. Hill; published by the East- semimonthly ; annual subscrip-
ern Polynesian Mission, Tahiti, tion $1.50 gold; Florida, F. C.
Society Islands, Pacific Ocean. ' C. A., Buenos AireS, Argentina,
RUMANIAN South America; editor, D. R.
Semnele Timpului (Signs of. the Buckner.
Times); monthly; 16 pages; Las Sefiales de los Tiempos (Signs
missionary paper; subscription of the Times) : 16-page monthly;
price, Lei 18.(to America annual subscription 3 Pesetas;
$1.50); with Sabbath School to foreign countries 4 Pesetas
Quarterly, (to America $2.00); (60 cents); published at Barce-
editors, P. P. Paulini and St. lona (Apartado 492), Spain; ed-
Demetrescu. itor, C. E. Knight.
Educatorul Crestin (Christian Ed- Lecciones para la Escuela Sabat-
ucator): bimonthly; 16 pages; ica: quarterly; Sabbath School
204 LIST OF PERIODICA11IF

lessons for the entire Spanish Mizpa: 4-page monthly; church

field, for both adults and chil- paper; editor, E. M. Adams; 25
dren; 40 cents a year; Casa Edi- cents gold, a year; 707 Vermont
tora Union Sudamericana, Flor- St., Manila, Philippine Islands.
ida, F. C. C. A., Buenos Aires,
Argentina, South America. TAHITIAN
El Monitor de la Juventud: a paper liiarama (the Light); 8-page
for young people; eight pages, monthly; annual subscription
semimonthly; annual subscrip- 2s; editor, F. E. Lyndon; issued
tion $1,00 gold; published by the by the Eastern Polynesian Mis-
Casa Editora Union Sudameri- sion, at Tahiti, Society Islands,
cana, Florida, F. C. C. A., Bue- Pacific Ocean.
nos Aires, Argentina, South
America;tor,di D. R. Buckner. TAMIL
El Sentinale: 20-page monthly; Nikalkala Sattium (Present
annual subscription, $1.50; Pa- Truth): 16-page monthly; 32
cific Press Pub. Assn., Box 5007, eents a year; editor, G. G. Low-
Cristobal, Canal Zone; editor, ry, 9 Cockburn Road, Bangalore,
E. R. Johnson. India.
SWEDISH TELUGU
Sions Vaktare: 8-page weekly; an- Thathkala Sathiama (Present
nual subscription, $1.75; Pacific Truth) : 24-page quarterly; 18
Press Pub. Assn., Brookfield, 111.; cents a year; editor, G. G. Low-
editor, Olof Granlund. ry, 9 Cockburn Road, Bangalore,
Tidens Tecken: 8-page semimonth- India.
ly; annual subscription kr. 6.00;
rate for America, kr. 8.00; Gam- TONGAN .
la Brogatan 38, Stockholm, Talafekau Mooni: 8-page monthly;
Sweden; editor, Emil Ahren. annual subscription 2s; issued
Missionaren (with Sabbath School by the 'Tongan Mission, at Bu-
lessons for children); 12-page resala, Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
monthly; kr. 4.00; Skandinavis- URDU
ka Forlagsexpeditionen, Gamla
Brogatan 38, Stockholm, Swe- Nishanati-i-Qiyamat: 12-page
den; editor, Emil Ahr6n. magazine, issued serially; 17
Abbott Road, Lucknow, India;
TAGALOG editor, F. W. Smith.
Ang Tanglaw: 16-page monthly;
editor, E. M. Adams; assistants, YIDDISH
F. Dalisay, L. A. Corda; $1.00 The Present Issues: 20-page quar-
gold, a year; Philippine Pub. terly; 50 cents a year; Pacific
House, Box 813, Manila, Philip- Press Pub. Assn., Brookfield, Ill.;
pine Islands. editor, F. C. Gilbert.
Total periodicals published, 141.
LANGUAGES
The languages in which denominational publications of all kinds
are now issued are the following:
Language Country Where Language Predominates
Amoyese Amoy, China
Arabic Syria, Arabia, Egypt, North Africa
Armenian The Caucasus
Armeno-Turki4h - Turkey
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Atchinese Island of Atchin, New Hebrides, Pacific Ocean

Baba-Malay Malaysia
Battak Sumatra
Bengali Bengal, India
Bicol Philippine Islands
Bohemian Western Czechoslovakia, Europe
Bulgarian Bulgaria
Burmese Burma
Cantonese South China
Cebuan (Visayan) Island of Cebu, Philippine Islands
Chinyanja Nyasaland, South Africa
ChitOnga Barotseland, South Africa
Croatian Jugoslavia
Danish-Norwegian Denmark, Norway
Dutch Holland
English England, America, and British Possessions
Esthonian Baltic States
Fijian Fiji
Finnish Finland
Flemish Belgium
French France
German Germany
Greek Greece
Greco-Turkish Greece, Turkey, etc.
Gujarati Bombay Presidency, etc., India
Hawaiian Hawaii
Hebrew Among Jews
Hindi North India
Hungarian Hungary, Transylvania, etc.
Ibanag Philippine Islands
Icelandic Iceland
Ilocano Philippine Islands
Italian Italy
Japanese Japan
Javanese Java
Java-Malay Straits Settlements
Kafir (Rosa) South Africa
Kanarese Mysore, India
Kipare Kenya Colony, British East Africa
Kiswaheli Kenya Colony, British East Africa
Korean Chosen, (Korea)
La plandish Russian Lapland
Lettonian Livonia and COurland
Lithuanian Polish-Russian Border
Luo (Kavirondo) Northeast Victoria Nyanza, British East Africa
Malay Malaysia
Malayalam South India
Mandarin North and Central China
Manyanja Nyasaland, South Africa
Maori New Zealand
Marathi Bombay Presidency, India
Marquesas (Nukakivan) Marquesas. Islands
Niasese Island of Nias, Sumatra
Niue Niue, or Savage Islands
Oriya Province of Orissa, India
206 LIST OF PERIODICALS

Pampangan Philippine Islands

Panayan (Visayan) Island of Panay, Philippine Islands
Pangasinan ' Philippine Islands
Polish (Latin and Gothic) Poland
Portuguese Portugal and Brazil
Punjabi (Gurmukhi) Punjab; India
Rarotongan Cook's Islands
Rumanian Rumania
Russian Russia
Ruthenian Galicia
Samoan Samoa
Santali Bengal, India
Sechuana Beuchuanaland, South Africa
Servian. .Jugoslavia
Sesuto Basutoland, South Africa
Sgau-Karen Sgau-Karens of Burma
Shangan South Africa
Shanghai Shanghai, China, and vicinity
Siamese Siam
Sintebele Matabeleland, Rhodesia
Slovenian South Austria
Slovakian Central Czechoslovakia
Soenda. Java
Spanish Spain and Latin America
Swedish Sweden
Syriac Syria, etc.
Tagalog Philippine Islands
Tahitian Tahiti
Tamil South India
Telugu South India
Tibetan Tibet
Tongan Friendly Islands
Turkish Turkey, etc.
Urdu (Persian) North India, etc.
Urdu (Roman) North India, etc.
Visayan (see Cebuan
and Panayan)
Welsh Wales
Wendic Wends in Hungary
Wenli Literary language, China
Xosa (see Kafir)
Yiddish Jews in Europe and America
Zulu Zululand, South Africa
Total 99.
SUMMARY OF DENOMINATIONAL LITERATURE
For the Year 192o
(Issued in 99 Languages)
No. Pages Value
Papers 144 33,395 $101.60
Books 685 165.170 692.40
Pamphlets 430 29,069 53.41
Tracts 1,896 26,247 30.33
Totals 3,155 253,881 $877.74
 SANITARIUMS
(Arranged alphabetically)
ALAMOGORDO SANITARIUM
Alamogordo, N. Mex.
Established 1921
Board of Directors: R. M. J. Rich-
ards, H. L. Hoover.
Manager and Chaplain: H. 1..
Hoover.
ALBERTA SANITARIUM
Bowness. Park, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada
Established 1917
Board of Directors: A. C. Gilbert,
Pres.; T. R. Lukens, Sec.; W. A.
Clemenson, J. J. Reiswig, J. G.
Walker, G. H. Skinner, E. D.
Dick, F. L. Hommel, T. S. Bow-
ett, S. W. Shankel.
Local Board: A. C. Gilbert, J. J.
Reiswig, F. L. Hommel, T. R.
Lukens, Dr. Clyde Haysmer.
Training School Faculty: Clyde
Haysmer, M. D., F. L. Flommel,
BusinPss Manager,
Med. Supt.; Miss Louise Schnep-
per, Matron; F. L. Hommel,
Chaplain; Miss Hilda Hansen.
BAD AIBLING SANITARIUM
Health House, "Wittelsbach "
Established 1920
Address: " Kurhaus, Wittelsbach,"
Bad Aibling, Oberbayern, Ger-
many.
Officers: Manager, , Ma-
tron, A. 1.11; Accountant, N.
Schlatterer.
Local Committee: 0. W. Schu-
bert, Fr. Maier, X. Hartmann,
Miss N. Schlatterer, and the Ma-
tron:
BERLIN SANITARIUM
Sanitarium and clink, " Wald-
friede "
Established 1920
Address: AlseM3tratse 99-109, Zeb-
lendorf-West, near Berlin, Ger-
many.
Capacity: 60 patients.
Operated by the German Health
Association.
Local Committee: Dr. L. E. Con-
radi, W. Hans, Rohleder, F.
Bruhn, i4I. KuCh.
Medical Supt.: L. E. Conradi, M. D.
BOULDER-COLORADO
SANITARIUM
Boulder, Colo.
Established 1896
Board of Trustees: S. E. Wight,
H. A. Green, F. R. Eastman, B.
W. Brown, W. A. Gosnaer, H. E.
Lysinger, N. T. Sutton.
Faculty: H. A. Green, Medical
Supt.; F. R. Eastman, Business
Manager.
CAPE SANITARIUM
Plumstead, Cape, South Africa
Established 1904
Board of Trustees: B. E. Beddoe,
A. F. Tarr, W. B. Commin, J.
W. MacNeil, D. E. Robinson, Dr.
J. Reith.
Officers: A. F. Tarr, Manager and
Treas.; Medica-1 Supt., Dr. J.
Reith; Business Manager, A. F.
Tarr; Head Nurse, Miss F. Han-
sen; Matron, Mrs. E. King.
CATERHAM SANITARIUM
Surrey Hills Hydro, Caterham -
Valley, England
Etablished 1903
Board of Managers: M. N. Camp-
bell, Dr. A. E. Druitt, Dr. F. S.
Shone, Di-. W. A. Ruble.
Medical Supt.: Dr. A. E. Druitt;
Matron, MisS A. Wrigstaffe.
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208 SANITARIUMS
CHRISTIANIA HEALTH HOME
Akersgaten 74, Christiania,
Norway
Established 1900
Corporate Name: " Kurbadet."
Superintendent: C. M. Scott.
FLORIDA SANITARIUM
Orlando, Fla.
Established 1908
Legal Name: " The Florida Sani-
tarium and Benevolent Associa-
tion."
Board of Managers: J. L. Shuler,
L. L. Andrews, M. D., W. H.
Heckman, J. B. Locken, C. R.
Magoon, C. B. Stephenson, E. A.
Dunn. . Nurses' Home
Officers: J. L. Shuler, Pres.; C. B.
Stephenson; Sec., Treas., and
Business Manager.
Medical Staff: L. L. Andrews, A.
B., M. D., Siipt.; Miss Irene B.
Wa,tt, Supt. of Nurses; Mary E.
Sanborn, Matron.
FRIEDENSAU SANITARIUM
Friedensau, Post Grabow, Bez.
'Magdeburg, Germany
Established 1899
Operated by the German Health
Association.
Officers: Pres.. H. E. Schuberth
Auditor, W. Hans; Matron, H.
Sclian; Business Manager, W.
Krumm.
Medical Faculty: Supt., Dr. E.
Meyer; Head Nurses, J. Esser
and Miss B. Klein.
GERMAN HEALTH ASSOCIA-
TION
Address: Friedensau, Post Gra-
bow, Bez. Magdeburg, Germany.
Legal Name: " Deutscher Verein
fir Gesundheitspfiege e. V."
Operates the following sanitari-
ums: Friedensau, Berlin, and
the Old People's Home.
Trustees: H. F. Schuberth. Pres.,
L. R. Conradi, G. W. Schubert,
Drinhaus, W. K111111111.
Members: H. F. Schuberth, L. R.
Conradi, G. W. Schubert, P.
Drinhaus, W. Krugan. Dr. E.
Meyer, Dr. L. E. Conradi, Dr. P.
Schmid, H. Hartkop, F. Gaffing,
J. Seefried, A. 0. Janert, W. Ehl-
ers, 0. Schwenecke, P. Stocker.
K. Sinz, H. Behr H.- Fenner, C.
Bruck, E. Bahr, *. Prillwitz, F.
Prieser, H. Muth, H. &ix, E.
angel, J. Wintzen, W. Hans, W.
Willer, A. Darner, R. Lusky, W.
Hoffmann.
Operated by the German Health
Association.
Address: Johannisbergstr. 7, Wies-
baden, Germany.
Head Nurse:: KU.te Lapp.
Other Sisters: Becker, Dorfler,
Grothe, Kuch, Miihlberger, Ott,
Pfannkuche, and Dora Hoyer.
Old People's Home
Address: Friedensau, Post Gra-
bow, Bez. Magdeburg, Germany.
GLENDALE SANITARIUM
Glendale, Cal.
Established 1905
Incorporated as Sanitarium As-
sociation of Seventh-day Advent-
ists of Southern California.
Board of Directors: W. M. Ad-
ams, Pres.; W. D. Salisbury,
Vice-Pres.; C. E. Kimlin, Sec.;
B. M. Emerson, G. W. Reaser,
H. G. Westphal, M. D., M. M.
Hare.
Training School Faculty: H. G.
Westphal, M. D., Medical Supt.;
W. J. Johnson, M. D., Julia A.
White, M. D., Margaret Banta,
 SANITARIUMS
M. D., Mrs.. J. W. Harris, R. N.,
Supt. of Nurses; Mrs. Ida Ring-
strom, Matron; C. E. Kimlin,
Business Manager; R. W. Mun-
son, Chaplain.
GOOD HEALTH ASSOCIATION,
LIMITED
Incorporated 1903
Office: Stanborough Park, Wat-
ford, Herts, England.
Trustees: M. N. Campbell, A. E.
Bacon, F. A. Spearing, J. C.
Steward, W. E. Read, R. White-
side, Dr. F. C. Shone, Dr. Druitt,
Dr. W. A. Ruble, E. Clifford, G.
Savage, J. McAvoy, W. R. Raitt.
Officers: M. N. Campbell, Chair-
man; J. C. Steward, Sec.; W. E.
Read, Treas.
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH AS-
SOCIATION, LTD.
Stanborough Park, Watford,
Herts, England
Directors: M. N. Campbell, W. R.
Raitt, W. E. Read, Dr. W. A.
Ruble.
Manager, Sec., and Treas., W. R.
Raitt.
IOWA SANITARIUM
Nevada, Iowa
(Not reported for 1922 issue; for-
mer matter used.)
Established at Des Moines,
Iowa, in 1899. Removed and es-
tablished at Nevada, Iowa, in 1909.
Reincorporated June 15, 1915.
Corporate Name: "Iowa Sanitar-
ium and Benevolent Associa-
tion."
Board of Managers: W. H. Clark,
Pres.; W. C. Foreman, Sec. and
Treas.; H. W. Barbour, M. D.,
J. W. Dorcas, J. D. Shively, M.
D., C. W. Carlson, A. P. Hanson.
200
Faculty: H. W. Barbour, M. D.,
Medical Supt.; E. A. Warner,
M. D., W. C. Foreman, Business
Manager; Hannah Larson, R. N.,
Supt. of Training.School; Mrs.
J. B. Watts, Head Nurse and
Matron.
JAMES WHITE MEMORIAL
HOME
Plainwell, Mich.
Established 1898
Board of Trustees: William Guth-
rie, Pres.; W. A. Westworth,
Vice-Pres.; W. E. Abernathy,
Sec. and Treas.; J. F. Piper, F.
Griggs.
Faculty: Frank Hiner, Business
Manager; Mrs. Frank Hiner,
Matron.
KANSAS SANITARIUM
Wichita, Kans.
Established 1902
Board of Trustees: B. G. Wilkin-
son, Pres.; G. H. Curtis, Sec.
and Treas.; Paul Christman, M.
D., F. W. Paap, J. D. McBroom,
H. S. Osterloh, Bernard Voth, F.
L. Abbott, W. L. Nott.
Local Board: Paul Christman, M.
D., J. D. McBroom, G. H. Curtis,
F. W. Paap, F. L. Abbott, Sam
Mohr.
Faculty: , Paul Christman, M. D.,
Medical Supt.; Cora Marshall,
R. N., Supt. of Nurses; Stella
Barr, R. N., Head of Ladies'
Bath; W. H. Cordis, R. N., Head
of Men's Bath; F. L. Abbott,
Chaplain; G. H. Curtis, Business
Manager; Flossie Miller, Sur-
gical Supervisor.
LAKE GENEVA. SANITARIUM
(Sanitorium du Leman)
Gland, Ct. Vaud, Switzerland
Established 1904
Corporate Name: " Societe. Philan-
thropique de la Ligniere."
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Board of Directors: A. V. Olson,
Jules Robert, U. Augsbourger,
Samuel Badaut, A. Sable.
Officers: A. V. Olson, Pres.; J.
Robert, Sec. and Treas.
Local Board: J. Robert, P. A. De-
Forest, J. Erzberger, G. Weber,
E. Villeneuve.
Physicians: A. Schranz, M. D., P.
A. DeForest, M. D.
Matron: Mrs. E. Robert.
LOMA LINDA SANITARIUM
(Incorporated with College of
Medical Evangelists)
Loma Linda, Cal.
Established 1905
Board of Trustees and Officers:
(Same as for Loma Linda Col-
lege, which see.)
Medical Staff: H. W. Vollmer, M.
D., Medical Supt.; C. R. Camp-
bell, M. D., W. AGeorge, M. D.,
J. J. Weir, M. D., C. W. Harri-
son, M. D., Martha N. Canfield.
M: D., Lyra George, M. D.
Consultants: Newton Evans, M.
D., E. H. Risley, M. D., A. N.
Donaldson, M. D., Alfred Roos,
M. D.
MADISON SANITARIUM
Madison, Wis.
Established 1902
Board of Trustees: I. J. Wood-
man, Pres.; P. L. Larson, Sec.
and Business Manager; R. S.
Ingersoll, M. D., G. M. Pflugardt,
M. C. Guild, B. F. Phipps, Robt.
Koenig.
Medical Faculty: R. S. Ingersoll,
M. D., Olive Ingersoll, M. D.
NEBRASKA SANITARIUM
Hastings, Nebraska
Established 1908
Board of Directors: D. P. Wood.
Pres.; Ralph T. Rhodes, Sec.;
0. S. Parrett, M. D., E. J. Mo-
ser, M. N. Flelligso, G. C. George,
Lyman Middaugh, H. B. Steele,
C. H. Miller.
Faculty: 0. S. Parrett, M. D.,
General Supt.; Lena Marie
Ambs, Supt. of Nurses; Ralph
T. Rhodes, Chaplain and Mana-
ger; Guy Phillippi.
NEW ENGLAND SANITARIUM
. Melrose, Mass.
Established 1899
Board of Directors: E. K. Slade,
Pres.; W. E. Bliss, M. D., Verah
MacPherson, J. K. Jones, J. E.
Jayne, R. S. Fries, H. W. Carr,
,D. U. Hale, B. M. Heald, E. I.
Qardey, C. L. Kilgore, G. R. Leh-
man, E. L. Place, Sec.
Local Board: E. K. Slade, Chair-
man; W. E. Bliss, M. D., Verah
MacPherson, L. E. Elliott, M.
D., A. T. Robinson, J. K. Jones,
E. L. Place, Sec.
Faculty: W. E. Bliss, M. D., Med-
ical Supt.; L. E. Elliott, M. D.,
Assistant Medical Supt.; Verah
Macpherson, Business Mgr. and
Treas.; E. B. Carr, M. D., Roent-
genologist; A. T. Robinson;
Chaplain; E. L. Place, Cashier
and Steward; Mildred E. Bow-
ler, Supt. of Nurses; Hilda N.
Searle, Matron; Susie Fiske,
Second Matron; Emma E.
Brown, Preceptress; Geo. E.
Cornforth, Dietitian; L. E. Pe-
terson, R. N."
OAKWOOD SANITARIUM
Huntsville, Ala.
Established 1910
Board of Managers: Oakwood Jun-
ior College Board.
Faculty: Mrs. W. H. Lewis, Supt.;
Mrs. A. J. Beardsley, Matron;
J. I. Beardsley, Business Man-
ager.
 SANITARIUMS
PARADISE VALLEY
SANITARIUM
National City, Cal.
(Incorporated as Southeastern
California Conference Association
of Seventh-day Adventists.)
Established 1906
Board of Directors: J. J. Nethery,
Pres.; C. C. Mattison, Sec.; J.
A. Burden, A. D. Butterfield, M.
D., T. 'S. Whitelock, M. D., C.
A. Winters, B. M. Emerson.
Local Board: J. J. Nethery, Chair-
man; A. D. Butterfield, M. D.,
Medical Supt.; J. A. Burden,
Business Manager.
Training School Faculty: A. D.
Butterfield, M. D., Medical Supt.;
J. W. Warren, M. D., Josie S.
Warren, M. D., Lolita Flew-
elling, M. D., Miss Grace Ford,
R. N., Supt of Nurses; J. A.
Burden, Mrs. J. A. Burden, Ma-
tron; J. S. Emerson, Mrs. J. S.
Emerson, Mrs. F. W. Patterson,
R. N., F. W. Patterson, R. N.,
H. L. Holmden.
PORTLAND SANITARIUM
East Sixtieth and Belmont Sts.,
Portland, Oreg.
Founded 1893; reorganized 1902;
became an institution of the North
Pacific Union Conference 1906.
Board of Directors: H. W. Cot-
trell, Pres; R. W. Nelson, Sec.
and Treas.; Dr. W. B. Holden,
G. W. Andrews, B. J. Cady, J.
F. Beatty, C. A. Purdom, A. R.
Ogden, H. H. Haynes.
RESTHAVEN SANITARIUM
Sidney, near Victoria, British
Columbia, Canada
Established 1921
Board of Directors: A. C. Gilbert,
Pres., T. R. Lukeni, Sec., W. A.
Clemenson, J. J. Reiswig, J. 0.
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Walker G. H. Skinner, E. D.
Dick, F.' L. Hommel, T. S. Bow-
ett, S. W. Shankel.
Local Board: A. C. Gilbert, W. A.
Clemeuson, F. - L. Hommel, T. R.
Lukens.
Business Manager: F. L. Hommel.
RIVER PLATE SANITARIUM
(Sanatorio Adventista del Plata)
Puiggari, F. C. E. R., Entre Rios,
Argentina, South America
Established 1909 -
Board of Directors: R. T. Baer,
Pres.; G. B. Replogle, Sec.; G.
E. Hartman, H. D. Lundquist,
0. E. Schnepper, C. P. Crager,
J. S. Marshall, R. H. Habenicht,
0. H. Maxson, F. L. Perry, A. R.
Sherman.
Executive Committee: R. H. Babe-
nicht, Pres.; G. B. Replogle, Sec.;
0. H. Maxson, J. S. Marshall,
C. E. Westphal.
Medical Faculty: R. H. Habenicht,
M. D., Director; G. B: Replogle,
M. D., C. E. Westphal, M. D.
Officers: R. H. Habenicht, Medical
Supt.; 0. H. Maxson, Sec., Treas.,
and Business Manager; Matron,
Mrs. R. M. Baker; Supt. Gentle-
men Nurses, R. M. Baker; Supt.
Lady Nurses, Mignon Bergstrom.
SHANGHAI SANITARIUM
34 Nanking Road, Shanghai, China
Established 1917
Board: I. H. Eians, Chairman; Dr.
C. C. Landis, Dr. A. C. Selmon,
L. A. Carr, H. W. Barrows, C.
C. Crisler, 0. A. Hall.
Officers: Dr. C. C. Landis, Medical
Supt. and Surgical Director; Dr.
A. C. Selmon, Medical Director;
Dr. Bertha Selmon, Women's and
Children's Diseases; Dr. C. H.
Hong, Miss E. Johnson, L. A.
Carr. T. A. Shaw.
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SKODSBORG SANITARIUM
Skodsborg, Denmark
Established 1897
Officers: J. C. Ottosen, M. D., and
Chr. Juhl, Directors; Chr. Han-
sen, Business Manager and
Treasurer.
Medical Faculty: J. C. Ottosen, M.
D., N. P. Nelson, M. D., Jensine
Iversen, M. D., A. Andersen, M.
D., David Ottosen, M. D.
.STANBOROUGH PARK
SANITARIUM
Stanborough Park, Watford,
Herts, England
Established 1912
Board of Directors: M. N. Camp-
bell, Dr. 'W. A. Ruble, Dr. F. C.
Shone, E. H. Marsh.
Officers: E. H. Marsh, Manager
and Sec.; Dr. W. A. Ruble, Med.
Supt.; Mrs. Wright Brown, Ma-
tron.
ST. HELENA SANITARIUM
Sanitarium, Napa County, Cal.
Established 1878
(Operated by the California Med-
ical Missionary and Benevolent As-
sociation.)
Board of Directors: G. W. Wells,
Pres.; C. E. Rice, G. K. Abbott, incorporated as " Northern Ill-
J. W. Christian, R. Rose, C. H.
Jones, Clarence Santee, E. R.
Rhymes, A. W. Truman, C. W. Board of Trustees: W. H. Holden.
Irwin, W. C. White, H. S. Shaw.
Pres.; Wm. Guthrie, Vice-Pres.;
Officers: G. K. Abbott, M. D., Med-
ical Supt.; C. E. Rice, Treas. and
Business Manager; Wallace Mc-
Bain, Sec.; Miss Helen Rice, R.
N., Training School Sec. and Medical Faculty: Supt., Elmer
Lady Head Nurse; J. W. Black-
welder, Gentleman Head Nurse;
Mrs. E. N. Saxby, Matron; H.
M. Walton, Dietitian and Stew-
ard; Andrew Nelson, Chaplain.
Medical Staff: G. K. Abbott, M.
D., A. W. Truman, M. D., Ida S.
Nelson, M. D., Elsie B. Merritt,
M. D., C. M. Smith, M. D.
The California Medical Missionary
and Benevolent Association also
operates the following:
St. Helena Sanitarium Food Com-
pany: Sanitarium, Cal; R. Rose,
Factory Superintendent.
Sanitarium Mercantile Company:
Sanitarium, Cal.; E. R. Rhymes,
Manager.
City Office: Rooms 340 and 341,
Phelan Building, San Francisco,
Cal.
SYDNEY SANITARIUM
Wahroonga, N. S. AT., Australia
Established 1902
Manager: C. Rosendahl.
Board: C. H. Watson, Dr. T. A.
Sherwin, C. Rosendahl, E. Wat-
son, J. H. Camp, G. S. Fisher, L.
D. A. Lemke, T. W. Hammond.
Medical Faculty: T. A. Sherwin,
M. B., Ch..M., Sydney; M. M.
Freeman, M. B., Ch. M., Sydney;
C. Rosendahl, Manager; Mrs.
Elsie Shannan, Matron; W. J.
Smith, Chaplain.
TRI-CITY SANITARIUM
Moline, Ill.
Established 1900
inois Medical Missionary and
Sanitarium Association."
H. 0. Butler, Sec. and Treas.;
Elmer Otis, M. D., S. I. Greer,
F. E. Endriss, P. C. Hanson, A.
J. Foreman.
Otis, M. D.; Supt. of Nurses,
Miss Zella Miller; Surgical and
Obstetrical Nurse, Miss Erma
Henise; Technician, Ws, Nellie
Hubly; Ladies' Treatments,
Miss Margie Hecox; Men's
Treatments, Charles Peterson;
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Manager and Chaplain, H. 0.
Butler.
WABASH VALLEY SANITA-
RIUM
Lafayette, Ind.
Established 1906
Board of Trustees: C. S. Wiest,
Pres.; W. R. Simmons, Sec. and
Treas.; W. A. Westworth, J. F.
Piper, Dan Hammond, T. A.
Goodwin, Wm. Guthrie, D. Cof-
fin.
Faculty: Medical Superintendent
and Manager, W. R. Simmons,
M. D.; G. B. Starr, Chaplain;
Bessie Jamison, R. N., Head
Nurse and Supt. of Nurses.
WALLA WALLA SANITARIUM
College Place, Wash.
Established 1905
Board of Directors: J. S. Rouse,
A. D. Schlotthauer, M. D., L. E.
Biggs, S. A. Miller, B. M. Gran-
dy, C. Scheierman, F. W. Al-
corn.
Medical Staff: A. D. Schlotthauer,
M. D., Supt.; Miss Hilda Jen-
sen, R. N., Head Nurse; F. W.
Alcorn, Business Manager.
WARBURTON SANITARIUM
Warburton, Victoria, Australia
Established 1910
Officers: J. M. Johanson, Manager;
Asst. Manager, W. T. Smith.
Board: J. M. Johanson, C. H. Wat-
son, H. Stacey, A. W. Anderson,
E. Watson, A. H. Piper, C. M.
Snow, A. G. Miller, E. Parkin.
son.
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Medical Supt.: W. H. James, M.
B., B. S., Melbourne.
Matron: Miss T. Harrison.
WASHINGTON SANITARIUM
Takoma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Dedicated June 12, 1907
Corporate Name: " Washington
(D. C.) Sanitarium Associa-
tion."
Constituency: The Executive Com-
mittees of the General Confer-
ence and of the following Con-
ferences: Columbia Union, Ches-
apeake, Eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Ohio, West Penn-
sylvania, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, District of Columbia, the
Board of Directors, and the
physicians in the employ of the
Washington (D. 'C.) Sanitarium
Association.
Board of Directors: W. T. Knox,
Chairman; H. W. Miller, Sec.;
E. G. Fulton, F. M. Wilcox, F. H.
Robbins, R. E. Harter, M. E.
Cady.
Officers: W. T. Knox, Pres.; H. W.
Miller, Medical Supt. and Sec.;
E. G. Fulton, Treas. and Busi-
ness Manager.
Medical Faculty: H. W. Miller,
A. B., M. D. Supt.; D. H. Kress,
M. D., Geoffrey Williams, M.
D., Lauretta Kress, M. D.,
F. M. Smith, M. D. H. G. Had-
ley, M. D., Lola 6. French,- R.
N.; W. L. H. Baker, Chaplain;
E. G. Fulton, Mrs. W. H. Zeid-
ler, J. C. Dimock, Howard Wil-
son, Fancheon Roth, C. E. Garn-
sey, Etta Reeder, Nonette Dress-
er, Myrta Cornor.
Number of Sanitariums, 33.
 TREATMENT ROOMS
Calgary, Alberta. Sanitarium Treatment Rooms, 140 Sixth Ave., West,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Manager, A. Macabee.
Punjab, India. Chuharkana Dispensary, Chuharkana, N. W. Ry., Pun-
jab, India; in charge, of E. R. Reynolds, assisted by A. Gardner.
Honolulu, Hawaii. Treatment Rooms, 1020 Richards St., Honolulu, Ha-
waii; J. U. Jeffers in charge.
Kalyan, India. Kalyan Dispensary, Kalyan, G. I. P. Ry., India; in
charge of Mrs. M. D. Wood, assisted by Thomas Bhosle, Anaya-
sabai, and two other native helpers.
Mussoorie, India Sanitarium Hydro-Electric Institute,Mar Lodge, Mus-
soorie, India; W. K. Lake, Manager. (Uner supervision of
Executive Board for Southern Asia Division.) Established 1908.
Nanning, Kwangsi, China. Nanning, Kwangsi, Dispensary, S. D. A.,
Superintendent, R. A. Falconer, M. D.; Treasurer and Nurse,
.P. L. Williams.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: Sanitarium Treatment Rooms, 426 Spadi-
na Crescent, East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada; Manager,
L. M. Long.
Simla, India. Sanitarium Hydro-Electric Institute, " Belvedere," Simla,
India; H. C. Menkel, M. D., Manager. Under supervision of
Executive Board for Southern Asia Division. Established 1915.
Soonan, Chosen. Soonan Dispensary Hospital; Superintendent, Dr. Ri-
ley Russell; Dispensary Hospital Board: C. L. Butterfield, Riley
Russell, M. D., W. R. Smith, Paik Na Kem, Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
Smith, E. Keun Ok, H. A. Oberg.
Sydney, N. S. W., Australia. Sanitarium Treatment Rooms, 308 George
St.
Washington, D. C. Washington Sanitarium Mission Hospital, 1252
Sixth St.,S. W.; Medical Director, H. G. Hadley, M. D.
Yencheng, Honan, Yencheng Hospital Dispensary, Lowanho, Yen-
cheng, Honan, China; Medical Supt., H. C. James, M. D.; Lady
Physician, Mrs. H. C. James, M. D.; Treasurer, W. I. Hilliard.

FOOD COMPANIES
British Health Food Factory. The International Health Association,
Ltd., Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts, England. Directors:
M. N. Campbell, W. E. Read, W. R. Raitt, Dr. W. A. Ruble.
Copenhagen Food Factory. Baldersgade 14, Copenhagen, L., Denmark;
Business Mann ger. Chr. Hansen.
German Health Food Factory (Deutscher Verein fair Gesundheitspflege)
Operated by the Hamburger Verein der Siebenten-Tag-Ad-
ventisten; Pres., L. R. Conradi; Manager, H. Hoth. Campestr.
18 and Grindelberg 13, Hamburg, Germany.
Gland Hygenic Food Factory.(Fabrique de Produits Alimentaires Hy-
gieniques " Phag ") ; Gland, Switzerland. Established 1896.
Corporate Name: Societe Philanthropique de la Ligniere. Board
of Directors: A. V. Olson, J. Robert, U. Augsbourger, Sam. Ba-
daut, A. Sallee; Manager, Ernst Villeneuve.
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St. Helena Sanitarium Food Co. Sanitarium, Cal.

Swedish Food Factory. Legal Name: " Halsofiidovarufabriken." Ad-
dress: Foreningsgaten 9-11, Vfisteras, Sweden; clfficers: E.
Ahr6n, K. M. Stanzen, A. J. Settergren.
Sanitarium Health Food Company.Head Office, " Mizpah," Fox Valley
Road, Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia. Avondale Industries,
Coorgnbong, N. S. W., Australia; Manager, G. S. Fisher; Board:
G. S. Fisher, Chairman; J. H. Camp, E. Watson, W. J. Wester-
man, W. W. Prescott, J. M. Cole, W. H. Hopkin. New Zealand
Food Factory, Papanui, Christchurch, New Zealand. Manager,
A. J. Dyason; Board: B. Cozens, Chairman; A. J. Dyason, J. H.
Camp, A. G. Minchin, S. H. myes, E. Watson, H. E. Mills.
Perth Factory, Murray St., Perth, W. Aust. Manager, P. B.
Otto. Board: H. E. Piper, P. B. Otto, J. W. Roberts, H. Ward,
G. H. Palmateer, E. Watson, J. H. Camp.
Branches
Sydney, N. S. W., 308 George St. Manager, W. Nolan.
Melbourne, Victoria, 293 Little'Collins St.; Manager, W. J.
Wright.
Adelaide, South Australia, 19 Grenfell St.; Manager, W. A.
Wilton.
Perth, West Australia, 116 Barrack St.; Manager, P. B. Otto.
Bri4bane, Queensland, 360 Queen St.; Manager, C. G. Buik.
Auckland, New Zealand, Strand Arcade.; Manager, L. A. Butler.
Wellington, New Zealand, 83 Willis St.; Manager, G. Adair.
Christchurch, New Zealand, 86 Cashel St.; Manager, H. E. Mills.
Hobart, Tasmania, 160 Collins St.; Manager, A. A. Craigie.
Kalgoorlie, W. Aust., 262 Hannah St.; Manager, J. W. Roberts.
Distributing Depot: Sydney, New South Wales, 319 Sussex St.;
Manager, H. C. Moseley.

CAFES.
Adelaide, South Australia.-19 Grenfell St., Adelaide, South Australia;
Manager, W. A. Wilton.
Auckland, New Zealand. Strand Arcade, Auckland, New Zealand;
Manager, L. A. Butler.
Brisbane, Queensland. 360 Queen St., Brisbane, Queensland; Manager,
C. G. Buik.
Melbourne, Victoria.-293 Little Collins St., Melbourne; Manager W. J.
Wright.
Perth, West Australia. 116 Barrack St., Perth; Manager, P. B. Otto.
Sydney, N. S. W., Australia. 306-308 George St., Sydney; Manager,
W. Nolan.
Wellington, New Zealand. 83 Willis St.; Manager, G. Adair.
Vegetarian Cafetertak:
610 Sixth Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
85 Patton Ave., Asheville, N.-C.
117; North Twenty-first St.. Birmingham, Ala.
509 South Third St., Louisville, Ky.
518 Gay St., Knoxville, Tenn.
 SURVEY OF THE FIELD
FOR YEAR ENDING NOV. x, 1921
A brief review of the year's work throughout most of the fields is
presented in the following pages, closing with
the year ending Nov. 1, 1921.
NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION CONFERENCE
The total church membership of the conferences in the United States
and Canada for the quarter ending September 30; 1921, was 100,673, this
number being an increase for the four preceding quarters of 1,250. The
funds contributed during the four quarters ending September 30, 1921,
are as follows: Tithe, $3,428,061.54; foreign mission offerings, $2,260,-
597.22; home missionary offerings, $774,594.25; total, $6,463,253.01.
The number of persons baptized during this period was 6,925, an in-
crease over the preceding year of 404. The number of evangelistic la-
borers, September 30, 1921, was 2,592; institutional, 2,902.
BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE
M. N. Campbell, President
This report covers only nine months of 1921. The British Isles have
passed through a severe crisis during this period.. The most disastrous
coal strike in its history took place, lasting more than three months.
This brought to a standstill practically every other industry, and six
million people were thrown out of employment. The nation came to the
very verge of civil war and revolution. During this period the cause of
God suffered considerably, as the tithe income was seriously affected.
The local conferences had a difficult time to carry on their work. How-
ever, people continued to accept the truth, 426 new members being added
to the churches during the three quarters covered by this report.
, The general hard times affected the canvassing work to quite an ex-
tent, but as we had a larger number of workers in the field, the book
sales dropped very slightly below the record of 1920.
The college has an enrolment of 117, as compared with 200 last year.
The financial stringency was felt by this institution more than the oth-
ers, excepting possibly, Caterham sanitarium. The publishing house,
food factory, and the Stanborough Park Sanitarinm showed excellent
gains for the year.
Last year our Ingathering goal was 7,500, which was greatly ex-
ceeded. This year we are aiming to reach 12,000. The campaign is in
progress while these words are being penned. From 'present prospects
we shall reach our goal in spite of the fact that it is about three times
as hard to get money this year as last.
Early iri the year, the writer visited our West African mission field
and held an institute for the white and native workers at Waterloo,
Sierra Leone. Several of the inland stations were visited. The work
in that field: progressing hopefully.. There are at present 550 Sabbath
keepers in the West Coast missions. The health of the Workers is keep-
ing up well in such a difficult Climate. In Egypt and East Africa the
cause is making good headway. -During the year, our stations in old
German East Africa (now Tanganyika) were restored to us by the Brit-
ish` Government and steps are being taken to reopen them.
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The offerings to missions show a steady increase. This was true dur-
ing the severest part of the financial depression, indicating a strong
spirit of loyalty on the part of our British believers to the cause of
missions.
The cause is growing in Britain and the churches are showing a good
spirit of courage and devotion.

CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNION

G. W. Schubert, President
The Central European Union has suffered most because of the war as
far as territory and boundary variation is concerned. Formerly this
Union consisted of southern Germany including Alsace-Lorraine, most
of the territory of the present Czechoslovakian Union, and the rest of
Austria, with Istria and Dalmatia.
By ceding Alsace-Lorraine and South Tyrol to the Latin Union we
lost about 260 members; to the Jugoslavian mission field we gave three
churches. We lost over 1,200 members altogether through the breaking
up of Austria.
Today the Central European Union consists of southern Germany, the
Austrian republic, and German-Switzerland. The Central European
Union is today, with the exception of a small extremity of. Italian ter-
ritory, wholly German territory. The Union has a total membership of
6,636. It consists, after doubling smaller conferences and mission fields,
of six conferences, viz.:
1. Main-Neckar Conference with headquarters at Frankfurt/Main.
This conference has a membership of 1,331. It includes the district of
Frankfort on the Main, the southern portion of the Rhine province, the
Hessian and Bavarian Palatinate, and the northern part of the Baden.
2. Wurtemberg-Baden Conference with headquarters in Stuttgart.
This conference consists of the southern part of Baden, the whole of
Wurtemberg, and Hohenzollern districts. Its members number 1,624.
The newly acquired school of our Union is at Kirchheim, near Stuttgart.
This school was dedicated on October 2, 1921. With the presence of the
conference board, and the delegates of the West and East German
Unions, it was solemnly committed to its purpose. Elder L. R. Conradi
preached the dedicatorial sermon to an audience of about 700.
3. North Bavarian Conference with headquarters in Niiremberg takes
in the northern part of Bavaria. It has a membership of 925.
4. South Bavarian. Conference has its headquarters in Munich. Our
sanitarium, " Kurhaus Wittelsbach," is located in Bad-Aibling. The
new institution has achieved good results, far above our expectations.
5. The Austrian Conference headquarters is located at Vienna. This
conference with a membership of 584, includes the territory of the Ger-
man-Austrian Republic.
6. The territory of German Switzerland and Lichtenstein with head-
quarters in Zurich. This conference has a membership of 984.
Beside the two institutions named. a school and a sanitarium, the
Union has a successful nurses home at Wiesbaden.
The headquarters of the Central European Union is in Munich, Ti-
zianstr. 35, in a building owned by the Union. Besides the institutions
named, the South German Building Association owns buildings in Nu-
remberg, Stuttgart, Frankfort/Main, and Wuerzemberg, in which there
are good meeting halls and dwellings.
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,EAST GERMAN UNION

H. F. Schutierth, President
The East German Union was established in 1909, with a membership
of 5,005. At that time it consisted of East Germany, Hungary, Galicia,
and the Balkan States. It now consists of the eastern Purssian prov-
inces: Pomerania, Brandenburg, Silesia, East Prussia, (Posen and West
Prussian being lost to our Union by being joined to Poland), the repub-
lic of Saxony, and the republic of Lithuania, with .a total population of
:about 25,000,000. On the first of July, 1920, the Union had a total mem-
bership of 10,418; with 138 workers and 265 churches. During the con-
ference year there was a net gain of 904 members, twenty-nine churches
organized, and also fourteen new workers entered the vineyard of the
Lord. On June 30, we had 152 workers and 294 churches with a mem-
bership of 11,322. Today this Union is divided into eight conferences:
Berlin, Brandenburg, Masourian, East Prussian, Pommerania, North-
east Saxony, Silesia, West Saxony, and the mission field of Luthuania.
Our work is progressing. In all parts a good interest is manifested in
behalf of our message.
' During the calendar year 1920, we received in tithe 3,075,697 marks,
which is 1,584,142 marks more than the preceding year. The total
-offering for missions in 1919 amounted to 806,853 marks, whereas, in
the year 1920, the offering amounted to 610,260 marks.
In our different departments we have also made good progress. One
secretary has taken charge of home missionary and the Sabbath school
work, while another has the young peoples' and educational work. One
of our doctors has taken charge of the medical missionary department.
On the first of July, 1920, our Union had ninety-four missionary volun-
teer societies with 2,673 members. The young peoples' work is received
with a warm heart in all parts of the field, whilelour youth are gaining
a greater interest in this wonderful work, and endeavor to work more
earnestly for the Lord, thereby growing in faith.
The home missionary department has made great progress. Both old
and young are working together with a missionary spirit in the church
as well as in the neighborhood. For the department of medical mission-
ary work we can only record good progress. In Charlottenburg, Dres-
den, Breslau, and Leipsic, we are supporting homes for . lady nurses, in
which, under the supervision of a head nurse, ten nurses can do private
nursing. A special conference nurse has been apportioned to the church
in practically every conference, whose duty it is to stand by and assist
the sick members of the church in word and deed, and carry the burden
to make plain to the church members and to give them instruction as
to proper and simple nursing.
Up until December, 1920, the different buildings in Friedensau, one
sanitarium, two school buildings, " Altersheim " (home for the aged),
and the sanitarium belonged to the three German unions in common.
But through agreement and an indemnity to the other two unions, these
institutions became the property of the East German Union on Jan. 1,
1921. The Friedensau school has - an attendance of about 150, and be-
cause of the enlargement of its industrial lines, the students are enabled
to earn a great part of their school expenses. Although, it was impos-
sible for us, because of the compulsory school attendance, to establish
church schools, yet since 1917 we have one of these at Friedensau with
an enrolment of thirty-five children. Up until 1919 a law existed that
our children dared not be absent from school on the Sabbath, but since
 SURVEY OF THE FIELD 219

this time under the proposal of the parents, the children are freed from
attending schbol on Sabbath.
The sixty-four inmates in the old peoples' home fill it to its utmost.
While the sanitarium in Friedensau treats less difficult cases and is
more for recuperative patients, the sanitarium in Zehlendorf, also a
clinic, treats very serious eases, and undertakes the most difficult oper-
ations. But not only are the physical wants and ailments healed in
these institutions, but many persons find the healing balm for the sin-
sick soul.
AlthoUgh we have many difficulties to meet, yet the work of our great
God is moving steadily forward. With thankful hearts we want to erect
our " Eben-ezer," trusting that He will continue, as in the past, to
lead us on.
THE WEST GERMAN UNION
P. Drinhaus, President
The territory of our Union is western Germany, with Holland as a
mission field. The Union comprises about thirty million inhabitants.
The principal cities of this field are Hamburg, Cologne, Duesseldorf,
Hannover, Bremen, and Essen. It was in this fied that in the year 1874
the first church of Germany was organized by Brethren Andrews and
Erzberger. The home of this church was Vohwinkel near Elberfeld.
Seven kilometers from this place is situated our school, Missions-Sem-
inar Neandertal. Our church membership has grown from that small
beginning to 8,833. During the first three quarters of 1921 we received
994 believers into church fellowship. In the cities our evangelists use
the largest halls for their work, and the chapels used by the churches
have everywhere grown too small.
Our young peoples' societies have a membership of 1,544. Our school
opened for the first time with about sixty students. During our Har-
vest Ingathering campaign 400,000 magazines were used in one month.
At this writing the result in offerings received cannot be given.
The churches, as well as the hundred evangelistic workers of our field,
are of gbod courage in the knowledge that God will at this time finish
His work.
THE SCANDINAVIAN UNION
J. C. Raft, President
The Scandinavian Union consists of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Vin-.
land, Esthonia, and Lettonia, together with Iceland and Abyssinia as
mission fields. It has a total population of about eighteen million.
Every country has its own language, manners, and customs; also the
value of money varies greatly and causes some difficulty, as the cur-
rency in some of the countries has but little value. In order to pass
from one country to another, it is necessary that one be provided with
a passport. All this impedes the work, and places obstacles in the way;
but in spite of all this, the work moves steadily along by the grace and
power of God.
The work within the Scandinavian Union has been reorganized to
some extent during the past year. Instead of having as heretofore two
or three local conferences in each country, we now have only one. We
have organized the departmental work, and these various departments
are workiiip. well. The work which Brother Steen Rasmussen, the de-
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partmental secretary for the Union, has carried on, together with his
colaborers- in the local conferences, has already borne abundant fruit.
The missionary volunteer work is well organized, and our churches are
busily employed scattering our smaller publications. The harvest in-
gathering work has also been launched, and the results are splendid.
In the Sabbath School department marked progress has been seen, and
the gifts to missions have increased to an amount three times the
amount it was before we organized the departmental work.
In the educational work, we have been somewhat behind. For this
reason special effort is now being made to make up for lost time. We
have four schools in the union, one in each of the following countries:
Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland, and we are working toward
the plan of establishing separate schools also in Lettonia and Esthonia.
Our brethren and sisters take a deep interest in the educational work,
and earnest efforts are being made by each conference to make the
schools what the Lord intended they should be.
Our medical work has for several years occupied a prominent place
here in Scandinavia. With Skodsborg Sanitarium as the mother insti-
tution of several smaller treatment rooms, this branch of our work has
made good progress every year, until it now has become a strong organ-
ized department of our work. The medical and health work has been
the means of securing many friends for the threefold message among
the better classes of society, and among men of influence and prestige.
What has already been said about the medical work is true regarding
our publishing work. For many years we have sold much literature.
Our books, tracts, and periodicals have found their way into thousands
of homes, and have been the means in the hand of the Lord, to win
many souls for preSent truth.
It is a source of special encouragement and joy to us that so many
souls have been won during the past few years, the past being the very
best in our experience. The number of souls won during the year 1921,
soon to close, will exceed one thousand. Our ministers have worked hard
and diligently, and the Lord has blessed their efforts. The churches
show a marked interest in the work of the Lord, and the spiritual life
among our brethren and sisters is on the increase. The Lord is with
us and is working for us. We are of good courage. We expect great
things from the Lord, and with this aim in view we continue our work.

SOUTHERN ASIA DIVISION OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE

W. W. Fletcher, Vice-President
India, Burma, and Ceylon comprise the territory of the Southern Asia
Division. The population of these countries exceeds 320,000.000. The
predominating religions are Hinduism (220.000,000 adherents), Moham-
medanism (68,000,000 adherents), and Buddhism (12,000,000 adherents).
There are about 4,000,000 piofesed Christians in India and Burma, three
fifths of whom are in South India, where Christian missions have been
longest established, and where there are about 750,000 adherents of the
Syrian Christian Church, which is known to have been established on
the southwest coast of India since the fourth century. Statistics show
that while the Hindu community is increasing at the rate of five per
cent per decennium, the Mohammedans six per cent, and the Buddhists
eleven per cent, the Christian community shows an increase of thirty-
four per cent, and the Protestant Christian community forty per cent.
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The work of Seventh-day Adventists was commenced in India about

twenty-six years ago. At the present time the message is being pro-
claimed by voice or by means of literature in sixteen languages.
Publishing Work
The multiplicity of languages and dialects with varying scripts makes
the task of publishing for this division a 'difficult and expensive one.
Nevertheless, encouraging progress is being Made with a well4lefined
program of advance in this department of the work. A literature com-
mittee, with a secretary free to devote most of his time to the work,
is endeavoring to prepare a line of salable literature that will be under-
stood by all classes of the population, and other special lines for free
distribution by church members. The publishing house organization
has been strengthened, and a number of new men added to the field
literature workers.
Educational Work
During 1921 the first building of the Vincent Hill School, Mussoorie,
was completed. This school is conducted in English, and is destined to
play an important part in the work in India.
In South India the main buildings for the training school work for.the
Dravidian language group (the five leading languageS of South India)
have been completed. This school is located near Bangalore, and is sup-
ported by intermediate schools in the Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam
language areas.
Considerable building work has been done .at Hapur, United Provinces,
where the training school for Northeast India is located. The Hapur
school is to be a training center for the Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi, and
Garhwali language areas, supported by intermediate schools in those
language areas.
Additional buildings have been erected at Lasalgaon, Western India,
in. connection with the training school for the . Marathi and Gujerati
peoples.
In Bengal progress has been made in the opening of an intermediate
school at Gopalguffj.
In Burma a property has been purchased at Taikgyi for the training
school for Burmese and Karen girls.
Medical Work
Well-equipped treatment rooms are operated at Simla and Mussoorie,
at an elevation of about 7,000 feet, on the foothills of the Himalayan
mountains. These institutions are doing much to bring the message
favorably to the notice of the official and the educated classes, both
foreign and Indian.
Dispensaries to meet the needs of the poorer classes are operated at
Kalyan, Bombay Presidency; Chuharkana, Punjab; Karmatar, Santhal
Purganas; and Kammamaung, Burma. At practically every mission
station, also, more or less attention is given to the care of the sick.
Sabbath School Department
The Sabbath school membership of the Southern Asia Division stood
at 1,810 on June 30, 1921, an increase of 47 per cent as compared with
the corresponding quarter of 1920. The Sabbath school offerings during
1921, judging by the receipts for the first three quarters, are likely to
amount to about $6,000 gold for the year.
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Northwest India Union Mission

The territory of this Union includes the Bombay Presidency, Central

India, the United Provinces, and the Punjab, and a number of adjacent
states. The population is estimated at 150,000,000, or almost half that
of the entire division. There are three organized missions in the Bom-
bay Presidency, the United Provinces, and the Punjab. In each of these
fields the workers are in touch with promising situations. Durin. 1921
the first foreign family for the Gujerati work reached the field, Brother
b
and Sister R. A. Smithwick entering on the study of the Gujerati lan-
guage. The working force in each of the three local missions has been
strengthened during 1921. Pastor 1. F. Blue is superintendent of this
Union Mission.

Northeast India Union Mission

This mission includes Bengal, Bihar, Orissa, and Assam; within its
territory the population numbering about 91,000,000. Although Ben-
gal was the first field in the division to be entered with the message,
the Northeast has been the most slenderly manned of all the unions.
This condition has been 'Somewhat corrected during 1921 by the addition
of five foreign families and one single lady to the working staff. Pas-
tor H. E. Willoughby was appointed during the year to the superintend-
ency, which had been vacant for sonic time. A new field, North Bihar,
was entered with the message, Pastor McWhinny leading gut in
this development, assisted by Brethren J. E. Saunders and James Dean
and their wives, who are studying the Bihari language, which is closely
related to the Hindi, and which is spoken by about 24,000,000 people.

South India Union Mission

The languages of South India are known as the Dravidian group, and
are distinct from the Aryan group, the languages of the north. There
are five leading languages. The message has gained, a substantial foot-
ing among the Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalese-speaking peoples, and we
have organized missions in each of these language areas. The message
exists in printed form in the fourth language, the Kanarese, and in the
latter part of 1921 Brother and SiSter Henry Hansen were assigned to
Ceylon for work in Singhalese, the fifth and last of the main languages
of the group. The superintendent of this Union Mission is Pastor G. G.
Lowry. The territory of the Union includes the Madras Presidency, the
Native States of Mysore and Travancore, and the island of Ceylon, with
a, total population of about 60,000,000.

Burma Union Mission

While Burma has a population of only about 12,000,000, its. indigenous
people speaks a large number of languages and dialects. There is also
a large alien population from India and China. Work is being carried
on in the Burmese and Sgau Karen languages, and also in the Telugu.
Subsequent to the death of Pastor C. F. Lowry there was a vacancy in
the union mission superintendency; but Pastor Joseph Phillips was ap-
pointed to that office early in 1921. Other workers also arrived during
the year to strengthen the forces in the Burma Union.
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General Conference Visitors During 1921

Brother H. H. Hall, of the General Conference Publishing department
spent six weeks in India in February and March, and gave valuable
help in planning for the publishing work, and in general counsel.
Pastor W. A. Spicer reached India on October 30, and began an itin-
erary which was to cover fourteen weeks, including attendance at the
biennial conferences of the four union missions.
The Divisionsuffered a great loss early in 1921 in the departure of
Pastor J. E. Fulton, General Conference Vice-President, who was com-
pelled to retire from the field owing to ill health.

THE EAST BRAZIL UNION MISSION

H. Meyer, Superintendent
The third year of our existence as a union mission is almost gone.
Our trials and difficulties are not decreasing; the severe financial crisis
which set in a year ago and still is being decidedly felt in almost every
part of this field, has also affected our work. Yet we have no reasons
to complain. The blessings of God have been much more. abundant, and
the manifestations of his power much greater than our difficulties.
Our present membership is over 1,400, giving us a net increase of
more than 200 for the year. Many new interests have sprung up, and
the workers are of good courage. We are especially pleased to see our
city churches take on larger dimensions, which we must attribute to a
large extent to consecrated home missionary work.
The Rio de Janeiro Mission has a membership of 312. In the month
of December we dedicated our first church building in the city of Rio
de Janeiro. This church is ideally located, is well built, and has a seat-
ing capacity of 320. At Sebastido de Lacerda, a place in the interior
of the state, a Sabbath school of seventy-five has been organized, which
is entirely the result of the work of the church members. Elder R. J.
Wilf art, the superintendent of the mission, with his co-workers have
more than they can do.
The East Minas Mission has a membership of 266. In the month of
October our first church building was dedicated in this field. The num-
ber of workers has been unfortunately small this year, but new workers
are arriving. This we surely appreciate. The field is without a super-
intendent at the present.
The Espirito Santo Mission has 400 members, and a number of strong
churches. One at Serra Pellada is still our largest church' in all Brazil.
Two new churchbuildings have been 'dedicated in this field during the
year. It also has three church schools doing good work. We are very
much in need of more workers for this mission.
The Bahia Mission, with a membership of 118, about the most prom-
ising field in our union, is again without a superintendent, as Brother
F. S. Chollar was compelled to return to the States on account of his
wife's physical condition. This. state was struck very severely by the
financial crisis, but by the help of the Lord our work has progressed,
. and the tithe and offerings show an increase over last year.
The Pernambuco Mission has a membership of 304. It has been with-
out a superintendent for a year and a half. Brother C. E. Rentfro takes
the superintendency at the beginning of the year. The church at Recife
has grown considerably, and in the interior several new companies have
developed.
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We were aiming that our advance guard should reach the Amazon
this year, which we were unfortunately not quite able to do. But our
colporteurs have entered the states of Piauhk and Ceard where nothing
had been done before, and as a result of their work we have some fifty
persons in that zone keeping the Sabbath of the Lord and waiting anx-
iously for the arrival of a minister.
With confidence and courage we are looking ahead, knowing that this
is the opportune time- for extending the cause we love -to all parts of
this great field.
INCA UNION MISSION
E. F. Peterson, Superintendent
The past year has been one of triumph and progress in the Lord's
work in the Inca Union. Mission. Hundreds have come to the light of
the everlasting gospel. Some have suffered bitter persecution because of
their faith. Witness of the message has been borne before presidents,
senators, and congressmen of republics; editors of leading papers; heads
of commerce and business; bigoted religionists; domineering local au-
thorities; sincere seekers after truth; caviling scoffers; indifferent un-
believers and semi-savages, many of whom, heard for the first time the
name of Jesus spoken in adoration and reverence.
The territory of the Inca Union Mission comprises the republics of
Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, with a population of about ten million peo-
ple a large percentage bf whom are pure Indians or mixed blood:
There are four local mission fields, each with its staff of officers and
workers. In all there are 124 workers. Thirty-one are foreign workers,
eight of whom are ordained ministers. Ninety-three are natives of the
three republics in the union, and eighty-two of these are pure Indians
who have been trained in our Own schools.
To date more than 600 have been baptized this year, and we hope to
baptize before the close of 1921, 500 others, who are awaiting that sacred
rite in different places in the local mission fields.
At one mission station 245 were baptized by one minister in one after-
noon. This is the largest number ever baptized at one time in the
history of this field.
One minister writes that he expected to baptize during the last six
Sabbaths of the year groups of believers, numbering from thirty to one
hundred in a place.
Only one church has been organized during the year. Several church
buildings have been erected. Active work is begun in several new
places. Brother Orley Ford began work late in the year for the In-
dians of Ecuador, near Riobamba; but has transferred the center of his
work to a place called Colts, near Cajabamba. The new mission will be
called the Colta Mission.
F. A. Stahl, who was compelled to leave the high altitudes around
Lake Titicaca and who pioneered the Indian work in that region, has
spent some time recuperating his health at Lima, and laboring in other
parts of Peru. He made a trip into the interior of eastern central Peru
among the Chunchos and semi-savage Indians of that district. He found
favorable openings for our work there, and is now preparing to estab
lish himself among two tribes previously not reached by the gospel.
He is specially interested in the Campas, a powerful, tribe, who have
heretofore resisted all efforts to evangelize them. Thus the work has
gained a new foothold, and is being proclaimed in two other of earth's
diverse tongues.
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Fifty-five schools were conducted during the year, with an enrolment

of more than 2,500 pupils. Two training schools, one at Platerfa, Peru,
for Indian workers, and the other at Miraflores, Lima, Peru, for Spanish
workers, with fifty-three primary schools make up the total. Calls
have come to us-for more than three times that number of schools. Our
schools contribute largely to the success obtained in reaching so many
people every year with the gospel of Christ.
A successful harvest ingathering campaign was conducted also, prin-
cipally by the foreign workers. But each year the native workers and
members are taking more active part in this work of soliciting funds
from those outside our ranks. Noticeable and encouraging were the
results secured even by the young lady students of the Lima training
school. The Bolivian Mission received an amount equal to $34.20 per
member.
The visit of J. W. Westphal to some of the centers of our field, was
a source of great help to tile work and workers. At that time calls were
made for funds for the world-wide work, and a liberal response was
shown by the members and workers.
Our foreign workers have adopted the North American standard for
mission offerings of 60 cents a week. We have also been successful in
raising funds for the Lima training school. Tithes and offerings show a
material increase over the previous year, as also do the sales of litera-
ture. We are grateful for this, and specially in this time of financial
crisis when it is more difficult to increase our receipts.
A special temperance number of the Spanish magazine El Atalaya
was extensively circulated in September and October. Considerable in-
terest was shown in the Big Week for sale of literature and home
missionary work.
Four new families of workers have joined us. Three from the United
States and one from another part of South America. Brother and Sister
Walter Thomann came from Chile to engage in Indian work in Bolivia.
The following all arrived from 'the United States: Brother and Sister
Schwerin, for Indian work in the Lake Titicaca field; Elder and Mrs.
Isaac to Ecuador, he to act as superintendent of the Ecuadorian Mis-
sion; and Elder and Mrs. Striplin to Lima to take charge of the Indus-
trial Institute, the Lima training school. We expect several others
before the close of 1921.
Those who have arrived, only partly replace those who had to leave
the field to take up work elsewhere in the continent, so our lines are
still thin.
Our workers travel by steamer, train, electric car, automobile, horse,
mule, and on foot, carrying the glad tidings of the kingdom over moun-
tain, valley, and plain. Thus the work speeds on. God blesses or efforts
and works with us and .independent of us to accomplish His work of
grace among the inhabitants of the territory in the Inca Union Mis-
sion. But the crying needs call for more workers to garner in the
harvest awaiting their efforts.
BOLIVIA MISSION
During the past year the work in Bolivia has progressed well.. The
attendance at the meetings at our mission stations have so increased
that now ninny hundreds are hearing the truth.
At the Rosario Mission we have baptized this year over one hundred.
The total number baptized to this date, October 4, is 129. We hope to
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baptize, before the end of the year, fifty or sixty more.

The interest in the gospel among the Indians of Bolivia is .equal to
that of the Lake Titicaca Mission. If we were able to fill the openings
we shall soon have in Bolivia a splendid work in progress. Indians come
to us from many districts and plead for schools and for pastors to teach
them the gospel. 'We have three such openings at present.
Brother Walter Thomann, of Chile, is now opening a station that
gives great promise. We are glad to acknowledge with gratitude the
arrival in Bolivia of Brother Hindbaugh, who has taken over the work
of secretary and treasurer of the mission.
Our colporteur work and missionary efforts are also advancing under
the direction of Brother L. G. Beans. The tithes and offerings have in-
creased. The harvest ingathering work is succeeding well.
Items of interest to us are that we have succeeded in obtaining legal
recognition by the government of our schools in the republic, and au-
thority for civil marriage of the Indians as well as civil registry for
births of Protestant children in the country.
Beside the addition of workers mentioned above, Brethren Marcos
Zenteno and Juan Curasi, native Aymara Indians, were transferred from
the Lake Titicaca mission to work as station interpreter and teacher of
Indian primary school. W. R. Pohle.
ECUADOR MISSION
We regret that, on account of failing health, Brother J. D. Lorenz and
family were obliged to leave the field in July. They are now enjoying
a much needed furlough in the States. Brother Lorenz labored success-
fully in his field for about four years, acting as superintendent. In
August, with my family I came to relieve Brother Lorenz.
In June Brother and Sister Orley Ford came to take charge of the
Indian work. Orley Ford has labored among the Indians of the Lake
Titicaca for nearly four years with splendid resultS. We feel very
grateful that God has opened the -way for definite work among the
Indians in this field.
After making many visits to the different Indian settlements, Brother
Ford has now opened a mission among the Indians near Riobamba. One
of the members of the Quito church and his family have moved to Rio-
bamba to assist in starting the mission and to act as Indian interpreter.
A school will soon be opened there. The interest is very good and now
seems to be the opportune time to establish a strong work among the
Indians, and reap a harvest of souls among this needy class of people.
A few colporteurs have labored in Ecuador with very good results.
Splendid records have been made with our books. Catholicism reigns
supreme, and the opposition is bitter at times. Only a few weeks ago
a priest was the instigator in the burning of about seventy sucres
worth of books of one of our colporteurs. The government is liberal,
and God is greatly blessing the work in this needy field. The outlook
for the coming year is very encouraging. H. D. Isaac.

LAKE TITICACA MISSION

The year 1921 has been freighted with many perplexities, many diffi-
culties, but withal many joys. We are glad to report a substantial
increase along all lines. "
Our new station called the Huancan6 Mission was permanently estab-
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lished in the district of Piata. Brother J. H. Elvin began working there

in the month of February, and as a result of faithful work 245, were
baptized on June 11. A church was organized at the same time. New
mission buildings will also be completed here this year.
We now have nine central mission stations with two substations.
We have twelve foreign families in our field. Two from Argentina, one
from Canada, and nine from the United States. During the year we
have had seventy-three native workers employed.
This year three new families have taken up work here: L. L. Clark
has been placed in charge of the Occa Pampa Mission; G. A. Schwerin
in charge of the Esquifias station; and W. F. Miller in charge of the
Platerfa Mission. Of our former workers, David Dalinger has been
placed in charge of the Pomata Mission. Brother Jose D. Replogle re-
mains in charge of the Have Mission, A. C. Ford at Hauls, station,
A. H. Field at Umuchi, or "Broken Stone " station, Pedro Kalbermatter
at Laro, and H. M. Colburn is our secretary and treasurer.
Two of our former workers have left us to fill urgent calls in other
fields. Brother Orley Ford to Ecuador to begin the Indian 'work there,
and Brother J. S. Hindbaugh to Bolivia as secretary and treasurer. We
are glad to report that none have had to leave the field because of
health conditions.
Dr. Theron S. Johnston has been permanently located at the Platerfa.
Mission to head up the medical work. His services are more and more
in demand by the workers, Spaniards, and Indians. He treats from
sixty to 130 sick people each Sunday.
This year with sixty-two teachers we have conducted forty-nine
schools in which 227 girls and 2,147 boys attended, making a total of
2,374. Our Quechua school at Laro was the largest school of the season,
161 students being enrolled. Many new school houses are being built,
and many calls coming for new schools especially among the Que-
chua Indians. We are perplexed to know how to answer them.
On May 16 we began what is known as the Puno English School, in
the town of Puno. We were fortunate in securing as directors Sisters
Gussie Field Colburn and her mother Rovilla M. Field. This school was
divided into two sections, day and night, Sister Field having charge of
the day school, and Sister Colburn the night school. . This school has
been a mighty power in the hands of the Lord in bringing a bond of
unity between us and the Spanish people.
We have only two ordained ministers in our field with a- present
membership of 2,646. 'We expect the membership to increase to over
3,000 before the end of the present year. 'We have five licensed minis-
ters and twenty-two holding missionary credentials. Our tithes and
offerings are on the increase. The largest offering of the year being
that of the Pomata station on June 25, $45 dollars given that day
largely by the native brethren. We expect to baptize 1,000 converts this
year. Surely God is working as never before. E. H. Wilcox.
THE PERUVIAN MISSION
The Peruvian Mission has eight organized churches, with a membership
of 396 at the close of the first nine months of 1921. Our tithe receipts
show a gain of $1,114.75 over the corresponding period of last year. Our
mission offerings have also shown a steady growth, as during the first
nine months of 1921 we reached $2,920.76, which is a gain of $1,065.82
over the corresponding period of the preceding year. The goal as set
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by the Division for our field for this year is twenty cents per week per
member, and by the help of the Lord we have gone beyond this amount
two cents.
In the harvest ingathering campaign we have up to date raised
$1,209.08, which is $362.46 more than the total of last year. The sales
reports of our literature for the first nine months of this year exceed
those of the same period of last year by $6,500.48.
We are endeavoring to carry on a systematic and energetic home mis-
sionary campaign. This year we have lost from the field the only or-
dained minister, excepting the superintendent. He was obliged to leave
because of failing health. We are greatly in need of more foreign help
in this field. L. D. Minner.
SOUTH BRAZIL UNION CONFERENCE
F. W. Spies, President
Having arrived at the close of another year, it again: becomes our
privilege to tell of the conquests, which the third angel's message has
made in our union conference during this period.
First of all we are grateful to our kind heavenly Father, that he
guarded the lives of our workers, for whereas some seven of them were
the victims of typhoid, all were spared, our many prayers for their
recovery being answered.
In glancing over the experience of the year just closing, if we consider
only the temporal side, we might mention many hindrances and obsta-
cles. The crisis which manifested itself in almosf all lines of business,
together with the low prices paid for the products of the country and
the depreciation of the currency of the country, caused such a shortage
of funds in most of our fields as made almost all advance moves
impossible.
Publishing Work
The publishing work has felt most keenly the shortage of money
among the people, and our faithful colporteurs have found it much
more difficult to dispose of our truth-filled literature. Still they are
hopefully pushing ahead. We are about completing a Portuguese edi-
tion of " Great Controversy," which is really our first large book in this
language. We confidently expect that it will give a new impetus to
our book work.
Educational Work
The shortage of funds has also resulted in diminishing somewhat the
number of students in attendance at our training school. Still we have
had some eighty in attendance during almost the entire school year. As
a class, our students for 1921 are a most earnest and faithful group of
young people:
During the past year the school's power plant has had its efficiency
more than doubled, thus enabling us to provide a better and more ade-
quate supply of light and water to meet the constantly increasing needs.
Our carpenter shop, at which a number of our boys are receiving train-
ing in this line, has done good work. The same is true of our sewing
class in which a number of girls are instructed in this art.
Harvest Ingathering
In 'spite of hard times and the fact that the harvest ingathering for
missions is still a new enterprise in our union, this being only the sec-
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and year in ,which this work has been attempted, there has been an
encouraging growth in the results obtained. Last year we succeeded
in gathering $4,000. The receipts are not yet in this year, yet we have
in hand the sum of $6,925.
Rio Grande do Sul
One of the fields which suffered most by the financial crisis was Rio
Grande do Sul. Cattle raising, which is one of the chief sources of
income in this state, received a severe blow when prices for cattle
dropped one half in valueof a year ago. Cereals also dropped in price,
and as a result the receipts of the conference were greatly diminished.
Still the work has made progress. In Santa Maria, one of the chief
interior cities, a series of tent meetings was held, with the result that
a company has been raised up, and a good interest still continues.
Other churches have been strengthened, and as a whole the work looks
hopeful.
Santa Catharina
Although the working force of this conference is very small, the work
has made progress. The message has penetrated into new districts, win-
ning a goodly number of new believers to the truth. Financial depres-
sion caused tithes and mission offerings to fall far short of what they
were, last year.
Parana Mission
An extended tent effort has been made during the year in Curityba,
the capital of this state. The church has been greatly encouraged, and
a number of new members added. Also in different parts of the in-
terior the message gained a foothold, and has brought precious souls
to rejoice in the hope of a soon-coming Saviour.
Sao Paulo Mission
Perhaps more progress has been made in this mission during the past
year _than in any other field in our union. Especially has the book
work been greatly prospered. In many places where our faithful col-
porteurs have gone, they have left in their path precious souls rejoicing
in Him who is the Light of the world. A goodly number have been
baptized, and in spite of the close financial condition, both tithes and
offerings have increased.
West Minas Mission
This large mission is still awaiting the arrival of more workers. An
evangelistic effort is at present being made in Varginha, one of the
largest cities of the mission. Interests are springing up here and there
in different parts of the field. West Minas, like other parts of Brazil,
has felt the financial depression, still it is one of our promising fields,
and as the working force is increased we dare expect to see a marked
development in this mission.
Matto Grosso
Matto Grosso being almost entirely a cattle raising state, when the
crisis struck it, the lack of business and consequently of money was
seriously felt by our colporteurs who were endeavoring to sell our good
literature there. But if on the one hand a shortage of money hindered
this line of work; Brother Rohde, our evangelist in Matto Grosso, tells
of important interests springing up in different places, thus showing
that the people in that vast territory are interested in the message.
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In closing this brief review we feel to thank the Lord of the harvest
for His special blessings, and to consecrate ourselves to the work with
renewed zeal and energy in order to finish the Master's work in this
generation.

THE FAR-EASTERN DIVISION OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE

C: C. Crisler, Secretary
The Far Eastern Division includes within its boundaries the countries
of Asia lying east of the Himalayas, together with the Philippine archi-
pelago and Malaysia. The dominant racial types are Mongolian and
Malay. Here Buddhism,. Shintoism, Taoism, and Confucianism hold
sway over the minds of well-nigh a third of the human race; here
also dwell nearly a third of the Moslem world.
Working Forces and Constituency
Our denominational activities among these peoples of the Far East
had their beginnings about twenty years ago. . Little by little our
working forces have been increased, until we have in this division field
(June 30, 1921) 307 foreign and 887 native workers; a total of 1194.
Our Far Eastern constituency has developed slowly. With the gains
have come also some losses, partly because of the inability of a few
to shepherd properly at all times those who unite with us in Christian
fellowship. June 30, 1921, our membership stood at 8,648, which is 1,519
more than on the corresponding date a year before.
By four-year periods, our membership records are:
Dec. 31, 1905 180
Dec. 31, 1909 394
Dec. 31, 191.3 1,773
June 30, 1917 4,118
June 30, 1921 8,648
This shows an increase of more than 100% every quadrennium. Surely
God is adding His blgssing to the efforts of His messengers in these lands.
During the year the East Siberian Union has been transferred to the
Far-Eastern Division, with a membership at time of transfer of ap-
proximately 175, since increased to 242.
The Publishing Work
Our publishing work centers in five plants Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai,
Manila, Singapore. From each of these is issued annually a large
quantity of literature in the vernaculars in which we are operating.
Monthly magazines filled with present truth are published in the Japa-
nese, Korean, Wenli, Mandarin, Tagalog, Ilocano, Panayan-Visayan, Ceb-
uan, and Malay languages. Tracts and pamphlets are published in the
languages mentioned, and also in Amoyese, Battak, Bicol, Cantonese,
Cebuan, Ibanag, Javanese, Java-Malay, Pampangan, Pangasinan, Shang-
hai, and Tibetan a total, of twenty-one for the entire field.
Every month our magazines are sent to tens of thousands of homes.
The increasing sale of subscription books and our other literature bids
fair to place at least some of our publishing houses on a self-supporting
basis soon, aside from the salaries of the foreign workers employed
therein.
Medical Missions
Medical mission work is conducted at a few stations only, Soonan
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(Chosen), Yencheng (Ronan Province, China), Tatsienlu (West China, on

Tibetan border), and Nanning (Kwangsai Province, China). Treatment-
rooms are conducted at 34 Nanking Road, Shanghai.
The Educational Work
From the first, educational work has been given a prominent place.
In nearly every important language area where missionaries are sta-
tioned, we have sought 'to gather our youth of promise into schools.
Thus far these schools have not been made self-supporting, although
some revenues are realized. In the Far Eastern Division we have at
present five training-schools, with an enrolment of 603; six intermediate
schools with 686 students; and 122 church-schools with an enrolment of
3,618. In all, upwards of 5,000 students are in regular attendance in our
schools, and these are served by forty foreign and 227 native teachers.
A few denominational text-books in the vernaculars have been printed
or mimeographed, and progress is being made in the preparation of still
other texts for which there is special need.
The Sabbath School Work
From the beginning, our Sabbath school membership has been in ex-
cess of our church membership. At the close of the second quarter of
1921, the Sabbath schols reported 12,435 students, which is nearly fifty
per cent more than the total number of baptized believers. Year -by
year, the totals for the Sabbath school department have stood ks follows:
June 30, 1917 6,810
June 30, 1918 9,343
June 30, 1919 9,217
June 30, 1920 10,763
June 30, 1921 12,435
The Sabbath school offerings are constantly increasing, being $9,004.29
gold for the first half of 1921.
The Field Work
The field work in the. Far East is conducted by eleven Union Missions,
which -we will mention one by one, with a brief statement concerning
each.
i. The South China Union, under the superintendency of Pastor F. H.
DeVinney, is one of our oldest fields, and here our membership (Sept.
30, 1921) is 1,794, an increase of 241 in one year. The South China Union
embraces several language areas, the Cantonese, Hakka, Swatow,
Amoy, and Foochow, each of which constitutes a separate fully-organ-
ized local mission field. Some Mandarin work is done in Kwangsi. There
are yet other language areas in the Union, notably the Hainanese and the
Annamese, but nothing has been done in these outer districts aside from
the occasional sale of literature. In South China the training of our
youth is given especial attention, schools having been in operation the
past year in Foochow, Amoy, Canton, Swatow, and Waichow, besides
forty-seven church schools.
2. The Japan Union, under the superintendency of Pastor H. F. Ben-
son, is another of the fields where work Was first begun in Eastern
Asia. Here our membership (June 30, 1921) stands at 285. Precious are .
the trophies of grace won in Japan, and none can measure by mere
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statistics the good that has been done in this great field. Japan offers
unnumbered opportunities for the propagation of the gospel.
3. The Chosen Union, under the superintendency of Pastor C. L.
Butterfield, has a membership of 1,041 (June 30). The school in Soonan,
conducted along industrial lines, is a strength to our work throughout
Chosen.
4. The Manchurian Union, under the superintendency of Pastor B.
Petersen, is one of the youngest of our missions, and has a growing
membership, which now stands at 127.
5. The North China Union, under the superintendency of Pastor Fred-
erick Lee, is the youngest of our missions, and Includes the provinces of
Chihli, Shandung, and Shansi, with a membership of 108 baptized be-
lievers. Pastor Lee has his headquarters in our Peking Mission Com-
pound. Here in the capital of the Chinese Republic four chapels and a
primary school ay conducted.
6. The East China Union, under the superintendency of Pastor 0. A.
Hall, with headquarters in Shanghai, has a constituency of 694, (Sept.
30, 1921). There are three leading vernaculars spoken the Shanghai,
the Mandafin, and the Wenchow. Work is conducted in each of these.
During the year, school work for the youth has been undertaken in a
strong manner in Nanking and in Wenchow.
7. The Central China Union, under the superintendency of Pastor F. A.
Allum, is another of the older mission fields of Eastern Asia. The bap-
tized membership is 1,188 (Sept. 30, 1921). There are two intermediate
schools, at Hankow and at Yencheng. In addition, there is a flourish-
ing higher primary school in Changsha, Hunan. The province of Shensi
must yet be manned, although a work has been started there and is
now in charge of Chinese brethren.
8. The West China Union, under the superintendency of Pastor M. C.
Warren, has at present a baptized membership of seventy-four (June
30, 1921). At Tatsienlu, near the Tibetan frontier, Dr. J. N. Andrews is
establishing a medical mission, and is preparing to issue a few tracts
in the Tibetan. Our other permanently located stations in West China
are in Chungking, the union headquarters, and in Chengtu.
g. The Philippine Union, under the superintendency of Pastor S. E.
Jackson, has the largest constituency of any union in the Far East
,692 (June 30, 1921). The work along all lines, publishing, educa-
tional, and evangelistic, is making progress. In the Philippine Union
there is one organized conference, the Central-Southern Luzon, where
self-support has been practically attained. The publishing work in
Manila is also nearing this much-to-be-desired goal. The central train-
ing-school, at Manila, is in a flourishing condition.
IQ. The Malaysian Union, under the superintendency of Pastor F. A.
Detamore, presents many difficulties in operation, in view of the large
numbers of Mohammedans, to say naught of many language areas and
of trying climatic conditions, that have seemed to militate against rapid
development. The membership of Malaysia now stands at 553 (Sept.
30, 1921).
ix. The East Siberian Union, under the superintendency of Pastor
T. T. Babienco, was formerly a portion of the European_Division, but
because of political changes has been transferred to the Far Eastern
Division. Many opportunities for evangelizing are being improved, and
the membership now stands at 242 (June 30, 1921).
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By Faith We Advance
The workers in the Far East are of good courage in God, and are
determined to press on as never before for the finishing of the work en-
trusted them of Heaven.

AUSTRALASIAN UNION CONFERENCE

C. E. Watson, President
Despite the grave conditions prevailing among the peoples of all lands,
and the serious financial crisis that has for some time confronted the
world, we are gratified to record very definite advances in the Lord's
work throughout the Australasian Union Conference. Both in the home-
land and our island mission field good progress has been made, and
clear evidences of Jehovah's leading have rewarded the consecration and
effort of our workers.
Our local .conferences increased during 1920 by one, the membership
of New South Wales becoming too great, as well as too scattered, for
one president to supervise with that close personal oversight desired;
therefore, in place of one New South Wales Conference we now find the
South New South Wales Conference with a membership of 1,257, and
the North New South Wales Conference with a membership of 850, thus
placing under the direction of this union nine local conferences in the
homeland, one in the islands of the South Pacific, embracing Fiji, Tonga;
and Samoa, and two organized mission fields, i. e., Eastern Polynesia
and Solomon Islands.
Organized churches throughout the field number 144 as against 139 for
1919. Five hundred and four souls in the homeland, and 120 in our
mission territory have been baptized during the year, bringing our mem-
bership in the homeland to 6,989, and in the island field to 1,048, making
a total for the union of 8,037.
Our workers holding credentials on Dec. 31, 1920, numbered forty-
seven; ministerial licenses 77; teacher, medical missionary, or missionary
licenses 178; colporteur licenses 144, making a total of 446 laborers, and
showing an increase of sixty-two for the year.
In our finances the Lord has wonderfully blessed, and the faithful-
ness of our membership has been definitely revealed in the large in-
creases noted in tithes and offerings. The total amount received as
tithe amounted to 55,151, being an advance of 13,071 on the 1919
figures. Foreign mission receipts totaled 32,882, or an increase of
9,607. Sabbath school offerings amounted to $8,213 or 1,815 in
advance of 1919. The total receipts from all sources for 1920 amounted
to 95,753, or 23,414 (equaling 32.36%) more than in 1919. The re-
ceipts for 1920 per capita averaged 13/3/3 as against R10/11/1 for
1919.
Appeal for Missions
Our aim for the harvest ingathering for 1920 was 10,000; the
amount realized was 12,741, or an overflow of 2,741. The average
receipts for each member in the home field reached 1/15/8 compared
with 1/0/7 for 1919. The average amount received per magazine
published was 2/6V2. As the result of the activity of, our membership,
a considerable number of individuals have been brought into definite
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touch with the message, and several have been directly won to the
truth.
Publishing Work
The year has been successful in every way, and our band of bookmen
in the field have been greatly encouraged in their activity. Our book
and periodical sales for 1920 totaled 33,884, or 3,431 above 1919, and
of this sum religious works formed the larger portion sold. Our pub-
lishing house at Warburton has been kept at work at high pressure
throughout the year, and during the twelve months printed upwards of
27,000 subscription books, trade books, and helps, 1,500,000 pages of
tracts and leaflets, 950,000 copies of the Signs of the Times, 150,000 cop-
ies of our Appeal for Missions magazine, together with 125,000 copies of
lesson pamphlets, etc.
Health Food Work
Unprecedented success and remarkable development has marked this
department. Our food factory at Cooranbong, working twenty-four
hours per day for five days each week, has been unable to cope with the
demand for its products, and considerable extension has been made in
buildings and plant to increase the output.
A new factory has been erected in West Australia for the- chief pur-
pose of manufacturing cocoanut margarine and is doing well, while a
large building is just completed in New Zealand for the manufacturing
of our foods in that dominion, thus relieving our Cooranbong factory
and enabling our products to be retailed there without the duty now
charged on foods from Australia.
Of our eight cafs, six have made substantial profits on the year's
running. The prospects for 1921 are excellent.
Medical Work
The Sydney sanitarium, to which has recently been added a large
annex providing accommodation for forty additional patients, nurses'
quarters, and a most up-to-date operating department, is being patron-
ized by a constantly increasing number of patients. The buildings are
attractively furnished, and the grounds pleasantly laid out, and every-
thing possible is done to make the stay of patients pleasant and helpful.
The Lord has definitely blessed our doctors and nurses, and many indi-
viduals live in health, and a number rejoice in the truth today through
their association with this institution. Both our Warburton and Christ-
church sanitariums have enjoyed increased patronage, and the Lord has
blessed the work of all connected therewith.
Sabbath School Department
As stated earlier in the report, the offerings for missions that have
come in through this department represents a gain of 1,815 over 1919.
The membership has increased from 10,773 to 11,194, revealing an addi-
tion of 421. Four hundred and eighty-four of the membership have been
baptized, and sixteen new Sabbath schools have been organized. An
average of 80% of our Sabbath school membership were in attendance
each Sabbath during the year, and during the last quarter upwards of
more than one in every four of our membership had a perfect attend.
ance record. The lessons have been carefully studied, and our people
have received definite help as the result of their association with this
branch of the work. .
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Home Missionary Department

The home missionary department has been launched, and, from re-
ports that are reaching us, our people are being stirred to greater activ-
ity and more systematic effort. The circulation of the Signs of the
Times has been increased from 10,396 to 14,049 per week. Our " Appeal
for Missions !' work has claimed a good deal of the attention of the
department, and has been abundantly blessed, our goal having been
more than reached and our mission work thereby materially 'strength-
ened.
Educational Department
In our church schools we have enrolled upwards of 700 young people,
while in our higher schools we have upwards of 300 young men and
young women, and in our Sydney sanitarium forty-eight are in training
for medical service. These figures in the grand total reach 1,110, or
equal to almost one sixth of our membership. For 1920, fifty-three
were graduated from our three secondary schools and sanitariums; this
constituted a record for our educational work in Australia.
Plans are on foot for the extension of our New Zealand school, the
present building proving entirely inadequate to meet the needs of that
field.
In closing this report, we would express our deep gratitude to God for
the privilege of having a part in the proclamation of this message, and
for the many evidences that He has revealed to us of His leading during
the year under survey.

CARIBBEAN MISSIONS
Porto Rican Mission
This mission comprises Porto Rico, Santo Domingo, and the Virgin
Islands. The past year has been one of steady progress. Two new
churches were organized. We have eleven churches with 503 members.
D. C. Babcock has conducted a tent meeting in St. Thomas with en-
couraging results. William Steele and a native worker have had ex-
cellent success in an effort in the Montaflo, in the western part of Porto
Rico. A church will be organized there soon. In Santo Domingo city,
a much-needed chapel and living quarters for the pastor were erected
during the past year. Peter Nygaard reports a good attendance and a
good interest in that city since they have a suitable place to which they
may invite the people. Francisco. Megrant, in Azua, the southern part
of Santo Domingo, reports an interest, and hopes there will be enough
believers soon to organize a church in that city.
Our training school in Aibonito has had an excellent attendance the
past year. Seventy-five or more of the young people in our field have
made application to attend the school this year; but the present accom-
modations will permit us to take no more than forty-five students.
We hope the institution may be enlarged before another school year
opens. We have an earnest class of young people in training who will
largely provide the necessary help for carrying the gospel to the thou-
sands in this field.
- Our goal for the harvest ingathering was set for $3,000. We have
raised $3,816. Our Sabbath schools had a goal of fifteen cents a week
per member. We have more than reached this goal. Our Sabbath school
offerings have almost doubled over last year's offerings.
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The health of our workers has been very good. No one had to leave
the field on account of ill health. We thank the Lord for this. The out-
look for the future is very encouraging. We believe that the coming
year will be the best in the history of this mission. C. V. Achenbach.

South Caribbean Conference

This conference is one of the most difficult we have to operate, owing
to its scattered and divided nature. It comprises the Windward Islands
from St. Kitts in the north to Granada in the south. Barbados, Trini-
dad, and Tobago make up the complement of islands. The territory also
includes the three Guianas, British, Dutch, and French, altogether
from north to south 2,000 miles. The two million inhabitants are made
up of one and one-fourth million English, one-quarter million French,
100,000 Dutch, 120,000 East Indians, 20,000 aboriginal Indians, Spanish,
Portuguese, etc. There are sixty-three churches and companies of bap-
tized Sabbath keepers; with a total membership of 2,088. Facilities
for visiting the different parts of this field are exceedingly indifferent,
as well as dangerous, involving much time and patience. But these can
be improved when funds allow. In the Guianas, most of our work must
be done by launches, as the country people live on the banks of great
rivers. We need a man to develop and care for the work in each group
of islands. No work has been done in French Guiana. There are eight
believers in Dutch Guiana. The conference is well organized, and, given
suitable help and facilities, would soon take its place among our most
progressive territories. The people are hospitable, but poor, and are
often victims of bad sanitation, because of swamps, and below-sea-level
lands. We have three small mission stations. We have no church
schools nor a training school. These are sadly needed. We also need
more boats, a printing press or small work, a number of courageous
colporteurs, and some way for visiting among the scattered believers
on Trinidad. People respond easily to the truth. They are earnest,
loyal, and willing, but require constant supervision. A nurse in Trini-
dad would be a great boon and fill a great and very urgent need.
Elder I. V. Minner has the superintendency of the three Guianas under
the direction of the local executive. Dr. Chas. Cave continues his valu-
able medical work at Barbados. S. L. Ash has charge of the home mis-
sionary department. N. H. Knight, recently from London, is our sec-
retary and treasurer. Miss M. E. Robertson, recently from' London,
is in charge of the Sabbath school work. H. J. Edmed.

CENTRAL AMERICAN MISSIONS

The West Caribbean Conference
The year 1921 has brought several steps of advance to our field, par-
ticularly in the line of institutions, for which we are very grateful.
During our twelfth conference session held in Colon, early in the year,
plans were laid to open a training school in the Canal Zone. Prior to
this we had seen the government officials relative to securing a suitable
site for an educational center, resulting in the leasing of nine buildings
and forty-nine acres of land for a nominal sum, annually. April 5 the
West Caribbean training school was opened in Las Cascadas, in a health-
ful location and overlooking the world-famous Panama Canal, with
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an enrolment of thirty young people. As the youth of our constituency

have meager income we are endeavoring to make the industrial feature
a prominent one. Tropical farming, carpentry, and broom-making have
been chosen to enable the boys to partly work their way toward an
education.
To the eight church schools already held in different parts of the main
land, as well as on several islands, it is hoped that several more may be
added soon. It is also our aim to conduct a ten-week teachers' normal
session during the new school year with the view of strengthening our
church schools to be real mission centers.
The work in Nicaragua has received a remarkable impetus through the
medical work done by Doctors Brayshaw and Nelson. Their efficient
hospital service in Bluefields has made a very favorable impression for
the cause of truth. A new effort is being made to circulate our litera-
ture among the Spanish-speaking people in the western section of this
republic.
In San Jose, Costa Rica, mission work has been done during the entire
year. A rest home has also been provided in this beautiful mountain-
city with the intent that our workers' families may secure' necessary re-
cuperative vacation near by.
Colombia, the last one of the South American republics to see the
message permanently started, has finally been put upon our map of
missions. Last July the Colombia Mission was opened in Bogota, the
capital, in rented quarters. A church was organized and we are indeed
glad for this encouraging beginning. Several colporteurs from the States
have come recently to lead out in this important work to give the mes-
sage in this Latin field. Already we have two native colporteurs in
sigt, and we trust soon to have ninny believers among Colombia's six
millions of gospel-needy people. Max Trummer.
Guatemala
The year 1921 has been a year of pi-ogress in the Guatemala Mission.
In all lines of the work there, has been steady advance. The member-
ship at the beginning of the year was twenty-two, and at the time of
this report it is thirty-three.
During the year three of our native members have entered the work in
. evangelistic and Bible work. Beside these, F. M. Owen and family came
from the States and began work in Guatemala City in April. Brother
Emanuel Alvarez, of Honduras, joined us in October. Already souls are
accepting the truth as the result of the labors of these workers.
Through the generosity of. the brethren who have helped to raise the
church extension fund of the General Conference, we have been able to
build a very neat chapel in Guatemala City, the capital, to which to
invite the people. It is in a good location, and is now being completed,
although we are already using it. It has brought great encouragement
to our native people to have such a building, and will give permanency
to our work in this country.
The colporteur and home missionary departments of our work have
prospered this year, the total retail sales being one thousand dollars in
excess of any previous year. This has been due to the efficient leader-
ship of the field agent, Brother Broomfield, and to the fact that so large
a proportion of our members work with literature near their homes.
Interests are springing up in various parts of the country where our
faithful colporteurs have gone. We are planning to follow up as many
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of these interests as possible. We feel sure that if we can do this, many

souls will be won for the Master. 'We have just closed a splendid gen-
eral meeting, and the workers went from it refreshed, and with the
unanimous purpose to work for a large ingathering of members for the
coming year. We face the future with courage, for best of all, the Lord
is with us. E. W. Thurber.
Salvador
The little State of Salvador is one of three republics that have re-
cently united forming the United States of Central America. Although
the smallest of the three, being only about fifty miles wide by one hun-
dred and fifty long, it is the most densely populated, and is proving a
fruitful field for the third angel's message.
Our work began here about five years ago, and each year has seen a
little gain. The past year has been a hard one, owing to the fact that
we have been without a superintendent. However, the native workers
have taken hold with a will, and nineteen have been baptized so far,
with the prospect for as many more to be added before the year closes.
The constitution of Salvador grants religious liberty. With the good
interest at present, and the prospect of a superintendent, we are hope-
ful for a good harvest of souls the coming year.
J. A. Bodle.
JAMAICA CONFERENCE
This conference comprises the island of Jamaica, the Cayman, and the
Turks Islands.
Sixty-five organized churches and companies, with a membership of
2,000, comprise its constituency.
The West Indian Training School, located at Mandeville, had an
enrolment of seventy-six students. From this fine body of young people,
we have already begun to draw workers. The school is under the man-
agement of Prof. W. H. Wineland.
The young people of the Jamaica Conference have a new vision of the
possibilities in connection with the work of this denomination. Since
our Missionary Volunteer secretary, Miss Minnie E. Dauphinee, took
charge of the work some two years ago, forty-three Volunteer societies
have been organized, many of whose members are planning to enter
the training school.
Seven ordained ministers, and four other workers are employed in
field and office work. Five other workers are employed in the training
school at Mandeville. During the year G. A. Roberts, president of the
conference, because of failing health, left the field. The writer, C. E.
Wood, of British Columbia, has reached the field to take his place. Also
Miss Minnie E. Dauphinee was advised by her physician to return to her
home in Canada. Altogether the outlook for Jamaica is encouraging.
C. E. Wood.

DETACHED MISSIONS
Hawaii
The territory of Hawaii was . annexed to the United States in 1898.
It lies in the North Pacific Ocean about 2,020 miles southwest of S'an
Francisco. There are eight inhabited islands, with a total area of
 SURVEY OF TIIE FIELD 239

6,449 square miles. The population, not including United States troops,
is 250,000. The islands were first brought under one control by king
Kamehameha in 1795. Queen Liliuokalani, the eighth and last Hawaiian
to occupy the throne, was deposed in 1893.
The Hawaiians are a stalwart race. They are generous, pleasure
loving, natural musicians and orators, usually well educated, as compul-
sory education has been in vogue for nearly fifty years. They were
never cannibals.
During the year 1921 we have purchased another large mission prop-
erty which is located in Hilo, on the island of Hawaii; S. T. Hare has
charge of this mission. We now have four good properties in Hawaii,
and these are all free from debt.
Our harvest ingathering work for 1921 was a source of great encour-
agement to our people. We used 5,750 papers and received $9,203.75.
This is an average of $1.60 per paper and based upon our present mem-
bership of 150, we have a per capita of $61.35.
Brother and Sister J. U. Jeffers and Miss Gladys Jeffers, from Hins-
dale, have come to Honolulu this year to take charge of our treatment
rooms in Honolulu, while Brother C. R. Webster and family have gone
to the island of Kauai to open up work on that island.
Prospects for the further development of our work in all lines are
very bright. L L Hutchinson.
Bahama Islands
In February, 1921, J. H. Smith and family left this field for the States
after nearly eight years of service here. In May the writer and wife,
who had been on furlough for one year, arrived to take up the work left
by Brother Smith.
In July the believers on the Island of Eleuthera and Harbour Island
were visited. In August a visit was made to Long Island, where a deep
interest has been awakened from reading some of our literature. These
interested ones were more fully instructed in the truth and are now
awaiting baptism. The time is ripe for a public effort to be made on
this island, where many for the first time are becoming interested in
the truth.
On Andross Island our people are struggling hard to erect a small
place of worship. Our native Bible worker, Sister Somellian, with her
husband, is now located at Deep Creek, Andross, where Brother Somel-
lian is helping the brethren put up their little church building.
Realizing the need of better facilities for carrying forward the work
in these out islands where it is so difficult to find halls or meeting places
in which to present the truth to the people, our brethren were asked to
provide funds for the purchase of a suitable tent for this work. Suffi-
cient funds were given and pledged for this purpose by the believers in
this field so that an order has been placed with a firm in the States for
the tent. It is hoped that we shall have it here in time for the general
meeting which we hope to have some time in the early part of 1922.
Travel from one island to another is by means of sailing vessels, and
often much time is consumed in making these trips, consequently one
cannot. accomplish as much in a given time here as in other places where
means of transportation is more convenient and reliable.
Sister Anna Nye recently came to this field as a self-supporting
worker. Additional help is needed. Especially should help be provided
for a church school here in Nassau.
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During the year the tithe receipts were $1,876; and the offerings to
missions through the Sabbath school and other channels, amounted to
$455.98. W. G. Kneeland.
Mexican Mission
During the year 1921 our cause has witnessed many changes in this
field. Because of failing health, Elder G. W. Caviness has been com-
pelled to return to the States. C. S. Nicolas has been called to act as
pastor of the Mexican church of San Antonio, Tex. The following labor-
ers from abroad and from the local field have been added to our force
of evangelical laborers: J. E. Bond, from the Spanish Department of the
Bureau of Home Missions, C. E. Moon and wife, and Jessie C. Butler
recently returned from Porto Rico, Eligio Camacho and family from
South Texas, C. V. Williams joined our office force, V. M. Calvo, and
Antonio E. Torres, of Mexico.
At the time of our general meeting in November, 1920, the territory
of the Mexican Mission was divided into six districts, northeastern, north
central, northwestern, central, southern, and Yucatan. At the time- of
division A. N. Allen was placed in charge of the work in the southern
division. Excellent work has been done in that field, forty-two having
been baptized, one church building erected, with arrangements for two
others. C. P. Martin is director of the northeastern division. In this
field the work has moved steadily forward. There have been thirty-six
baptisms, and before the end of the year, the number will have reached
forty. A church of about fifteen members will be organized before the
close of the year in the city of Saltillo. In the month of May we had
the privilege of organizing a church in San Luis potosi of twenty-one
members, and several others have been added since. In the central di-
vision we have baptized eighteen, and the prospects are that we shall
baptize ten or fifteen more before the year closes. This will give us a
total of more than a hundred baptized for the year in Mexico. It was
only in the month of October that C. E. Moon began work in the north-
western district.
During the year our colporteurs have had excellent success. The total
sales to the end of October were over $80,000 (Pesos). Several have been
brought to Christ by the colporteurs, two having been baptized. The
faithful bookmaii is an evangelist of the best type.
During the months of May, June, and July a very successful summer
school was conducted by H. D. Casebeer, assisted by C. S. Nicolas, Dr.
West, Sister R. W. Parmele, and J. E. Bond. Most of our colporteurs
attended this school, as well as a number of our- young people. Per-
haps our greatest need is a good strong training school.
One of our native colporteurs has been called to act as field secretary
of Salvador, and another of our field men (an American) has been called
to act as union field secretary for Central America.
The outlook is good in Mexico, and under the direction of our mighty
Leader we expect to see great things accomplished during 1922.
J. E. Bond.
 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
(As amended at the thirty-ninth session, held at San Francisco, California.
March 29 to April 14, 1918.)
Article I Name.
This organization shall be known as the General Conference of Sev-
enth-day Adventists.
Article H Object.
The object of this Conference is to teach all nations the everlasting
gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Article III Membership.
Section 1. The membership of this conference shall consist of:
(a) Such union conferences as have been or shall be properly or-
ganized and accepted by vote.
(b) Such local conferences not embraced in any union conference as
have been or shall be properly organized and accepted by vote.
(c) Such union missions as have been or shall be properly organized
and accepted by vote.
(d) Missions, properly organized, not included in union conferences
or missions.
Sec. 2. The voters of this conference shall be designated as follows:
(a) Delegates at large.
(b) Regular delegates.
Sec. 3. Delegates at large shall be:
(a) The General Conference Executive Committee.
(b) Such representatives of missions of the General Conference as
shall receive delegates' credentials from the executive committee, and
such other workers as may be selected, such credentials to be given
only by the consent of a majority of the executive committee.
Sec. 4. Regular delegates shall be such persons as are duly accredited
by union conferences, union missions, and local conferences and missions
not included in any union conference.
Sec. 5.. Each, union conference shall be entitled to one delegate with-
out regard to numbers, an additional delegate for each local conference
in its territory, and an additional delegate for each five hundred of its
membership. Each local conference not included in a union conference
shall be entitled to one delegate without regard to numbers, and one
additional delegate for each five hundred members. Union missions and
local missions not included in union conferences shall have such repre-
sentation as may be decided by the General Conference Executive Com-
mittee, and accepted by the delegates in session.
Article IV Officers and Their Duties. '
Sec. 1. The regular officers of this Conference shall be a president, the
vice-presidents, a general secretary, an associate secretary, a general
treasurer, an assistant treasurer, and an auditor, who shall be elected
by the Conference.
Sec. 2. President: The president shall act as chairman of the executive
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242 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

committee, and labor in the general interests of the Conference, as the

executive committee may advise.
Sec. 3. Vice-Presidents: The Vice-Presidents shall assist the President
in administering the affairs of the Confdrence in- all parts of the world.
In the absence of the President they shall- act as chairmen of the com-
mittees with which they are directly associated by the arrangement of
the General Committee. They shall have the direct oversight and charge
of the administrative work in the fields to which they are assigned.
Sec. 4. General Secretary: It shall be the duty of the general secretary
and the associate secretary to keep the minutes of the proceedings of
the conference sessions and of the committee meetings, and to collect
such statistics and other facts from union, and local conferences and
missions, as may be desired by the conference or the executive com-
mittee, and to perform such other duties as usually pertain to such
office.
Sec. 5. General Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the general treasurer
and the assistant treasurer to receive all funds and disburse them by
order of the president, and to render such financial statements at regu-
lar intervals as may be desired by the conference or the executive com-
mittee.
Sec. 6. Election of officers: All officers of the Conference, and the
members of the executive committee except presidents of union confer-
ences, shall be chosen by the delegates at the regular quadrennial ses-
sions of the General Conference, and shall hold their office for the period
of four years, or until their successors are elected, and appear to enter
upon their duties.
Article V Executive Committee.
Sec. 1. At each regular session the Conference shall elect an executive
committee for the carrying on of its work between the sessions.
Sec. 2. The executive committee shall consist of the president, the
vice-presidents, the general and associate secretaries, the general treas-
urer, the assistant treasurer, the sub-treasurers, the field secretaries, the
presidents of union conferences, the superintendents of organized union
missions, the secretaries and assistant secretaries in charge of duly or-
ganized departments, namely, the Publishing, Medical, Educational, Sab-
bath School, Religious Liberty, Young People's Missionary Volunteer,
Home Missionary, and the North American Negro Department, the gen-
eral secretary and assistant secretaries or superintendents of nationality
work of the North American Foreign department, the ex-presidents of
the General Conference having credentials from this Conference, and
other persons not to exceed eleven in number.
Article VI :lncorporations, Departments and Agents.
Sec. 1. Such incorporations may be authorized and departments cre-
ated as the development of the work requires.
Sec. 2. At each regular session of this Conference, the delegates shall
elect the trustees of all corporate bodies connected with this organiza-
tion, as may be provided in the statutory laws governing each.
Sec. 3. The Conference shall employ such committees, secretaries, treas-
urers, agents, ministers, missionaries, and other persons, and make such
distribution of its laborers, as may be necessary to effectively execute
jts work.
 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS 243

Sec. 4. The Conference shall grant credentials or licenses to its min-

isters and missionaries. In union missions the respective executive com-
mittees shall have power to grant credentials and licenses to foreign and
native workers.
Article VII Sessions.
Sec. 1. This Conference shall hold quadrennial sessions at such date
and place as the executive committee shall designate by a notice pub-
lished in the Advent Review and Sabbath Herald at least three months
before the date for the session.
Sec. 2. The executive committee may call special sessions at such time
and place as it deems proper, by a like notice, and the transactions of
such special sessions shall have the same force as those of the regular
sessions.
Article VIII By-Laws.
The voters of this Conference may enact by-laws and amend or repeal
them at any session thereof, and such by-laws may embrace any pro-
vision not inconsistent with the constitution.
Article IX Amendments.
This constitution or its by-laws may be amended by a two thirds'
vote of the voters present at any session, provided that, if it is pro-
posed to amend the constitution at a special session, notice of such
purpose shall be given in the call for such special session.
BY-LAWS.
Article I Regular Sessions.
Sec. 1. At each session of the Conference the executive committee shall
nominate for election the presiding officers for the session.
Sec. 2. Previous to each session of the Conference, the executive corn-
-mittee shall provide such temporary committees as may be necessary
to conduct the preliminary work of the Conference.
Article II Executive Committee.
Sec. 1. During the intervals between sessions of the Conference, the
executive committee shall have full administrative power, with author-
ity to grant and withdraw credentials and licenses, and to fill for the
current term any vacancies that may occur in its officers, boards, com-
mittees, or agents, by death, resignation, or otherwise, except in cases
where other provisions for filling such vacancies shall be made by vote
of the General Conference. The withdrawal of credentials or filling of
vacancies on the executive committee shall require the consent of two
thirds of the members of the executive committee.
Sec. 2. Any five members of the executive committee, including the
president or a vice-president, shall be empowered to transact such ex-
ecutive business as is in harmony with the general plans outlined by the
committee, but the concurrence of four members shall be necessary to
pass any measure.
Sec. 3. Meetings of the executive committee may be called at any time
or place, by the president or a vice-president, or such meeting may be
called by, the secretary upon the written request of any five members
of the committee.
244 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

Article III Departments.

Sec. 1. The work of the departments of this organization shall be in
charge of the secretaries elected by the General Conference, associated
with the committees selected by the executive committee, when such
committees are not otherwise provided for by the Conference.
Article IV Finance.
Sec. 1. This Conference shall receive a tithe from all of its union con-
ferences and local conferences not included in union conferences, and
the tithe of its union and local mission fields.
Sec. 2. The executive committee shall be authorized to call for such
special donations as may be necessary to properly prosecute its work.
Sec. 3. The Conference shall receive offerings devoted to missions.
Article V Audits.
Sec. 1. The executive committee shall have the accounts of the Con-
ference and its several departments audited at least once each calendar
year, and shall report upon the same to the General Conference at its
regular sessions.
Sec. 2. The executive committee shall appoint annually eight persons
not in its employ, who, with the president, the vice-presidents, the sec-
retary, the treasurer, and not less than seven presidents of union con-
ferences, shall constitute a committee for auditing and settling all ac-
counts against the General Conference.

STATISTICAL TABLES
APPROPRIATIONS TO MISSIONS
The amounts indicated below have been expended by the General Con-
ference for evangelistic work, for the years stated:
1905 $143,796.86
1906 163,755.56
1907 253,445.74
1908 272,873.08
1909 351,414.61
1910 410,611.48
1911 404,922.53
1912 476,600.00
1913 523,763.00
1914 Foreign, $474,749.00; Home, $111,500.00 586,249.00
1915 Foreign, 509,746.92; Home, 122,000.00 631,746.92
1916 Foreign, 692,077.57; Home, 161,076.00 853,153.57
1917 Foreign, 680,219.17; Home, 202,734.00 882,953.17
1918 Foreign, 1,071,929.90; Home, 276,960.00 1,348,889.90
1919 Foreign, 923,686.21; Home, 453,054.01 1,376,740.22
1920 2,171,156.70
1921 2,535,062.79
The amounts for the years 1905 to 1911 represent actual expendi-
tures; for 1912 to 1921, appropriations voted. The amounts expended
for most of the years was in excess of that appropriated, rarely less.
 STATISTICAL TABLES 245

WORKERS SENT TO FOREIGN FIELDS

(Not including children)
1901-02 107
1903 60
1904 40
1905 60
1906 76
1907 58
1908 140
1909 134
1910 Sil
1911 74
1912 97
1913 157
1914 103
1915 76
1916 y 147
1917 59
1918 103
1919 83
1920 310
1921 212

PRESIDENTS OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS
Name Date of Service
1. John Byington May 21, 1863, to May 17, 1865
2. James White May 17, 1865, to May 14, 1867
3. J. N. Andrews May 14, 1867, to May 12, 1868
4. James White May 12, 1868, to Dec. 29, 1871
5. Geo. I. Butler Dec. 29, 1871, to Aug. 10, 1874
6. James White Aug. 10, 1874, to Oct. 6, 1880
7. Geo. I. Butler Oct. 6, 1880, to Oct. 17, 1888
8. 0. A. Olsen Oct. 17, 1888, to Feb. 19, 1897 '
9. G. A. Irwin Feb. 19, 1897, to A ril 2, 1901
10. A. G. Daniells April 2, 1901, to f 2.

SECRETARIES OF THE GENERAL: CONFERENCE OF

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS
Name Date of Service
1. Uriah Smith May 21, 1863, to May 12, 1868
2. M. S. Burnham May 12, 1868, to May 18, 1869
3. Uriah Smith May 18, 1869, to Nov. 14, 1873
4. S. Brownsberger Nov. 14, 1873, to Aug. 10, 1874
5. Uriah Smith Aug. 10, 1874, to Sept. 19, 1876
6. C. W. Stone Sept., 19, 1876, to Sept. 20, 1877
7. Uriah Smith Sept. 20, 1877, to Dec. 1, 1881
8. A. B. Oyen Dec. 1, 1881, to Nov. 8, 1883
9. Uriah Smith Nov. 8, 1883, to Oct. 17, 1888
10. Dan T. Jones Oct. 17, 1888, to March 5, 1891
 246 STATISTICAL TABLES

11. W. A. Colcord March 5, 1891, to March 6, 1893

12. L. T. Nicola April, 1893 to Feb. 19, 1897
13. L. A. Hoopes Feb. 19, 1897, to April 2, 1901
14. H. E. Osborne April 2, 1901, to April 11, 1903
15. W. A. Spicer April 11, 1903, to
In the two preceding tables the dates given indicate the time when
the Conference sessions were convened.
ANNUAL OFFERINGS
Religious Liberty March 4
Rural Schools April 8
Midsummer July 15
Colored Work October 7
Annual Offering December 16
SPECIAL DAYS
Missionary Volunteer Day January 7
Medical Day June 10
Educational Day August 12
MISSION OFFERINGS, UNITED STATES AND CANADA 1920
Fifty-Cent-a-Week Funds
Annual Offering $ 99,746.29
Midsummer Offering 30,296.87
Harvest Ingathering 543,324.68
Missions 442)620.61
Sabbath School Offerings 1,106,742.54
Colored Work 14,598.75
Miscellaneous for Missions 29,794.70
Total for 1920 $2,267,124.44
Total for 1919 1,508,801.32
Increase 758,323.12
(This form goes to press just prior to the date for securing returns
for 1921.)
DENOMINATIONAL0FESOURCES CLASSIFIED ENTIRE WORLD
Classification k igtg
Conferences $5,143,785.62
Conference Associations 3,392,477.26
Tract Societies 726,308.41
Educational 4,375,490.53
Publishing 3,442,373.95
Sanitarium 4,289,772.96
Food Companies 287,836.18
Church Buildings 3,369,982.54
Church School Buildings 404,555.07
Total, 1919 $25,432,582.52
Total, 1918 19,975,500.49
Gain, 1919 5,457,082.03
Per Cent of Gain 27.32
 STATISTICAL TABLES 247

CHURCH WORK
Foreign All Per Cap. of
Year Membership Annual Tithe Miss. Offgs. Other Fds. Tot. Fds.
1863 3,500 $ 8,000.00 $2.29
1865 4,000 12,000.00 3.00
1870 5,440 21,822.46 4.66
1875 8,022 32,618.6$ $ 536.57 4.13
1880 15,570 61,856.88 3,160.22, $ *2,.784135 4.35
1885 20,547 122,641.69 21,649.85 6,898.74 7.36
1890 29,711 225,433.98 50,495.63 10,935.36 9.66
1895 47,680 309,142.76 73,331.54 24,819.40 8.55
1900 66,547 510,258.97 130,151.09 21,558.93 8.74
1905 77,443 858,014.91 169,335.11 153,567.62 13.52
1907 80,897 1,064,753.43 264,138.12 375,826.57 18.13
1908 83,145 1,101,396.47 308,045.68 361,206.92 18.14
1909 88,502 1,218,243.46 383,084.93 383,228.76 19.66
1910 90,808 1,338,689.65 458,943.70 426,134.17 21.27
1911 93,378 1,477,590.26 485,245.43 400,252.60 21.68
1912 98,044 1,653,624.54 595,004.72 453,569.76 23.66
1913 114,557 1,771.989.60 658,524.04 436,213.76 23.42
1914 125,844 1,818,436.08 772,248.39 499,800.33 24.56
1915 136,879 1,968,168.26 872,666.84 566,463.07 24.89
1916 141,488 2,291,423.46 963,700.23 695,368.09 27.92
1917 153,857 2,946,907.49 1,353,686.07 819,089.88 33.28
1918 , 162,667 3,841,317.96 2,072,917.21 981,484.65 42.39
1919 178,239 4,989.305.28 2,091,278.38 1,496.467.20 48.12
1920 185,450 7,195,463.04 3,251,550.01 1,407,391.18 63.92
SABBATH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Donations to Per Cent to
Year No. Schools Membership Contributions Missions Missions
1878 177 5,851 $ 25.00
1880 451 11,821 2,784.35
1885 716 19,579 6,898.74
1890 1,414 83,783 28,642.75 $ 17,707.39 61.83
1895 2,143 50,266 44,629.16 19,809.76 44.39
1900 2,334 50,804 46,794.40 25,235.47 53.94
1905 3,170 75,305 68,613.71 49,894.97 72.72
1907 8,573 84,744 85,105.89 71,475.59 83.98
1908 3,825 91,230 104,620.77 95,280.90 91.07
1909 3,967 96,673 120,682.80 114,213.88 94.64
1910 4,151 101,161 138,037.72 134,830.48 97.67
1911 4,267 106,000 160,762.39 160,091.50 99.58
1912 4,450 114,897 232,682.40 232,389.36 99.89
1913 4,732 123,068 291,711.76 291,711.76 100.00
1914 4,936 133.815 344,390.23 344,390.23 100.00
1915 5,225 147,784 412,759.28 412,759.28 100.00
1916 5,390 153,781 452,187.62 452,187.62 100.00
1917 5,519 168,239 600,932.71 600,932.71 100.00
1918 5,610 171,914 725,895.08 725,895.08 100.00'
1919 5,804 182,459 903,658.00 903,658.00 100.00
1920 6,151 195,653 1,441,962.40 1,441,962.40 100.00

. MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT

Year No. Societies Members Total Contributions
1902 186 3,478
1905 196 3,741
1906 400 5,400. $ 5,744.40
1907 461 8,933 11,122.60
1910 647 12,408 18,807.03
1913 964 19,428 24,380.20
1914 1,070 19,898 34,676.53
1915 1,196 23,442 44,497.58
1916 1,342 25,836 54,944.59
1917 1,869 26,837 75,652.48
1918 1,446 27,879 78,983.50
1919 1.681 32.921 115.724.98
1920 2,030 41,913 191,848.80
248 STATISTICAL TABLES

PUBLISHING WORK
No. Pub. Em- Peri- Languages-all Total Tot.Val. 1 copy
Year Houses ployees odicals publications Annual Sales each pub.
1850 1 1 (1846) .93
1855 1 7 2 1 $ 2,000.00 (1854) 6.08
1860 1 17 2 1 3,000.00 (1862) 7.50
1865 - 1 20 2 1 4,000.00 8.33
1870 1 30 3 1 7,000.00 12.49
1875 3 71 8 2 18,000.00 29.57
1880 4 128 10 7 40,000.00 53.30
1885 6 232 21 9 121,692.36 96.60
1890 7 412 24 12 734,397.00 171.55
1895 11 585 40 23 250,000.00 243.60
1900 13 600 96 39 250,000.00 267.84
1905 20 400 89 46 548.067.03 800.00
1907 23 466 96 54 1,035.565.62 420.00
1908 26 515 109 57 1,286,981.24 488.00
1909 27 605 124 65 1,402,444.00 500.00
1910 28 610 126 67 1,560,510.58 525.00
1911 37 645 125 71 1,627.657.83 Est. 540.00
1912 37 684 123 75 1,836,527.86 550.00
1913 37 734 128 80 1,869,714.48 " 575.00
1914 38 735 134 88 2,109,834.60 " 600.00
1915 40 698 120 95 2,174.591.94 " 640.00
1916 40 740 130 90 2,181,340.27 " 680.00
1917 41 802 134 94 2,937.422.88 704.50
1918 41 853 142 94 3,416.500.00 758.48
1919 43 1020 138 96 5.215.626.49 812.53
1920 45 1125 144 99 5,682,972.35 877.74
The Harvest Ingathering Record
Amount Nuthber of Papers Printed
Year Gathered Medium
1908 $ 14,136.77 Review 1912 484,288
1909 41,183.46 Review 1913 606,565
1910 41,643.92 Review 1914 683,063
1911 32.654.45 Signs 1915 823,500
1912 50,164.45 Signs 1916 1,077,470
1913 56.282.99 Review 1917 1,206,203
1914 57,598.73 Review 1918 1,201,527
1915 78,333.25 Signs 1919 1,500,000
1916 126,158.66 Signs 1920 (Initial order) 1,500,000
1917 169,170.18 Watchman Foreign editions. 267.000
1918 198,116.76 Watchman 1921 2,000,000
1919 338.470.73 Watchman Koreign editions in
1920 543,324.68 Watchman North America . 414,471
(In seventeen languages)
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
No. Primary No. Colleges
Year Schools Teachers Enrolment Acad., etc. Teachers Enrolment
1872 1
1875 1 13 289
1880 1 1 15 1 20 490
1885 3 5 125 3 38 761
1890 9 15 350 7 56 979
1895 18 35 895 11 157 1,974
1900 220 250 5,000 25 199 2,357
1905 417 466 7,345 51 257 3,308
1907 458 506 8,007 67 415 5,455
1908 535 625 10,487 83 478 6.521
1909 579 668 11,835 83 504 6,535
1910 594 758 13,357 86 561 7,169
1911 613 790 15,498 89 640 8,043
1912 578 674 15.602 90 631 8,205
1913 510 592 10,206 70 557 7,563
1914 611 708 12,044 67 538 7,656
1915 692 849 13,413 67 574 7,623
1916 824 1059 17,178 68 583 7,964
1917 788 869 15.635 68 669 9,875
1918 848 1043 18,105 77 729 9,908
1919 881 1166 20,525 88 884 12.695
1920 928 1278 23,481 97 1,020 14,614
 STATISTICAL TABLES 249

SANITARIUMS
No. of Sanitariums
Year and Treatment Rooms No. of Physicians Total Employees Assets
1866 1 2 14 $ 24,800.60
1870 1 6 35 44,221.54
1875 1 7 125 70,189.22
1880 2 10 - 165 190,956.74
1885 2 13 225 310,808.81
1890 3 15 315 548,923.45
1895 7 33 477 800,786.99
1900 27 74 1,216 1,294,474.73
1905 55 80 1,300 1,600,000.00
1907 64 95 1,596 2,344.283.65
1908 80 111 1,843 2,766,346.50
1909 78 110 1,834 3,261,181.14
1910 74 116 1,989 3,368,041.46
1911 69 134 2,404 3,792,421.35
1912 69 129 2,359 4,254,500.33
1913 44 110 1,727 2,810,711.10
1914 42 122 1,696 2,894,605.67
1915 40 131 1,729 2,774,058.94
1916 41 141 1,808 2,895,483.70
1917 47 147 1,912 3,148,692.82
1918 46 144 2,065 3,225,110.25
1919 41 150 2,263 4,263,383.25
1920 41 163 2,308 Est. 5,000,000.00
" After 1913 not including privately owned institutions.

GENERAL SUMMARY
Union Local Total Denomina-
Year Conferences Conferences Missions Institutions tional Investment
1865 .. 7 1 1 $ 38,712.53
1875 .. 13 2 5 282,179.55
1885 .. 28 3 11 885,382.97
1895 1 36 22 29 2,858,725.82
1905 13 80 56 126 4,799,419.51
1910 23 106 87 188 10,633,266.71
1912 23 126 100 196 12,084,438.13
1913 25 126 101 151 12,812,783.61
1914 26 128 106 147 14,039,279.39
1915 26 130 109 147 14,254,615.45
1916 26 130 113 149 15,284,215.27
1917 31 135 119 156 16,873,422.54
1918 35 141 117 164 19,975.500.49
1919 44 133 141 172 25,432,582.52
1920 46 148 153 183 Est. 30,000,000.00
After 1913 not including privately owned institutions.
Total funds for evangelistic work, 1863-1920, $71,480,543.06.
 MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY
Only the names of ordained and Afenir, Juan, Vigan, Ilocos Sur,
licensed ministers appear in Philippine Islands.
this list. To determine the Aguilar, E. A., Tegucigalpa, Hon-
nature of any person's ap- duras, Central America.
pointment, reference should be Ahren, E. J., Gamla Brogatan 38,
made to the directory of the Stockholm, Sweden.
Conference operating in the field Airey, R. W., Route 5, Caldwell,
where the worker is located. Idaho.
This applies to the workers Akre, 0. M., 426 Spadina Crescent,
named above as well as all Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Can-
other classes. ada.
Alder, J. D., 537 Twenty-fifth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
ALBORG, N. J., 3004 Imperial Aldrich, B. B., Apartado 492, Bar-
A Ave., San Diego, Cal. celona, Spain (on furlough).
Abbott, F. L., 3200 West Douglas Alexandre, Pedro, Caixa Postal
Ave., Wichita, Kans. 3764, Victoria, Espirito Santo,
Abegg, S. J., 182 North Snelling Brazil, South America.
Ave., St. Paul, Minn. All, J. E., 810 Elmwood Ave., Co-
Abel, J. B. M., Box 28, Cape Hai- lumbia, S. C.
tien, Haiti, West Indies. Allen, A. N., 3a Agricultura 21,
Abella, Jose, Rua Cidade Manches- Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
ter 10-4, Lisbon, Portugal. Allen, C. W., 3913 Osceola St.,
Aberle, H., Pragerstrasse 36, Tep- Denver, Colo.
litz- Scholl au, Czechoslovakia. Allen, M. J., 257 Washington Bldg.,
Aberle, L., 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart, Madison, Wis.
Germany. Allison, J. W., 1215 Marshall St.,
Abney, B. W., 583 East Lenoir St., Little Rock, Ark.
Raleigh, N. C. Allison, T. H., Box 316, Clanton,
Achenbach, C. V., Calle Nueva, Stop Ala.
14, Santurce, Porto Rico. Allum, F. A., Wang Gia Dun, Han-
Ackley, M. C., Box 814, U. S. Post- kow, Hupeh, China.
al Agency, Shanghai, China. Althoff, W., Neuwerkstr. 45, Er-
AcMoody, C. E., Keene, Texas. furt, Germany.
Adams, E. H., 441 Thirty-eighth Altman, M. A., 142 South Negley
St., Oakland, Cal. Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Adams, E. M., P. 0. Box 813, Ma- Altman, R., 399 Upper Serangoon
nila, Philippine Islands. Road, Singapore, Straits Settle-
Adams, J. W., Hinkley, Cal. ments.
Adams, K. M., 1325 North Four- Alvarez, Emanuel, Apartado 218,
teenth St., Phoenix, Ariz. Guatemala City, Guatemala,
Adams, M. R., Norfolk Island, Aus- Central America.
tralia. Alway, G. M., 2138 East Church
Adams, P. P., Box 584, Riverside, St., Stockton, Cal.
Cal. Alway, W. A., 122 South Eighth
Adams, W. L., College Place, Wash. St.,Grand Junction, Colo.
Adams, W. M., 3131 Pasadena Ave., Amelung, K., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
Los Angeles, Cal. lin-Charl., Germany.
Ammundsen, W. B., Vigan, Ilocos
Adkins, U. G.. Brusett, Mont. Sur, Philippine Islands.
Adolph, K., Eschenheimer Anlage Anderson, A. N., Box 7, Yodobashi
2, Frankfort a. M., Germany. P. 0., Tokyo, Japan.
250
 MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY 251

Anderson, August, 4955 West Hu- Apollon, D., Box 28, Cape Haitieo.
ron St., Chicago, Ill. Haiti, West Indies.
Anderson, August S., 1901 West Appel, G. J., 399 Upper Serangoon
Fourth St., Duluth, Minn. Road, Singapore, Straits Settle-
Anderson, A. W., " Mizpah," Wa,h- ments.
roonga, N. S. W., Australia. Arevalo, Victorio, 707 Vermont
Anderson, B. L., S. D. A. Mission, Ave., Manila, Philippine Islands.
Kulangsu, Amoy, China. Armitage, F. B., Kolo Mission. Mo-
Anderson, C. A., Casilla 2830, San- rija, Basutoland, South Africa.
tiago, Chile, South America. Armstrong, A., 22 Zulla Road,
Anderson, C. V., Gamla Brogatan Mansfield Road, Nottingham,
38, Stockholm, Sweden. England.
Anderson, J. E., Apartado 230, Ma- Armstrong, H. W., Stanborough
tanzas, Cuba, West Indies. Park, Watford, Herts, England.
Anderson, J. N., College View, Armstrong, I. A., Memram cook,
Nebr. New Brunswick.
Anderscon, J. P., S. D. A. Mission, Armstrbng, V. T., Box 7, Yodo-
Waichow, Kwangtung, China. bashi P. 0., Tokyo, Japan.
Anderson, L. R., Lacombe, Al- Armstrong, W. H., Albemarle,
berta, Canada. N. C.
Anderson, M. E., 679 Holly Ave., Armstrong, W. W., Gendia; Kisu-
St. Paul, Minn. mu, British East Africa, (Ken-
Anderson, R. A., 84 Jervois Road, ya Colony).
Auckland, New Zealand. Arnesen, Erik, Margrethevej 5,
Anderson, U. S., Berrien Springs, Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Mich. Arinda, P. C., Gopalganj, Dist.
Anderson, W. H., Box 112, Maf e- Faridpur, India.
king, Bechuana Protectorate, Arnold, A., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
South Africa. Charl., Germany.
Andreasen, M. L., College View, Ash, S. L., Box 66, Port of Spain,
Nebr. Trinidad, British West Indies.
Andress, Wm. M., Cedar Edge, Ashbaugh, F. G., Box 584, River-
Colo. side, Cal.
Andrews, J. N., S. D. A. Mission, Ashcroft, C. E., 902 Colombo St.,
Tatsienlu, Szechwan, China. Christchurch, New Zealand.
Andrews, R. F., College View, Ashton, N. S., Box 8, Mt. Vernon,
Nebr. Ohio.
Andrews, W. R., 129 East 128th Asirvatham, A., 9 Cockburn Road,
St., New York, N. Y. Bangalore, India.
Andronow, A., care S. D. A. Mis- Atiga, T. P., Vigan, Ilocos Sur,
sion, Zavodskaia No. 6, Room 2, Philippine Islands.
Harbin, Manchuria. Atkinson, E., 1901 Rosedale St.,
Andross, C. E., 411 Cedar St., Ta- Baltimore, Md.
koma Park Station, Washigton, Atteberry, A. N., Route 5, Cald-
D. C. well, Idaho.
Andross, E. E., Takoma Park Sta- Aufderhar, H. A., Pierce, Colo.
tion, Washington, D. C. Aug. A., W. Juhkentan tan 5, k. 9,
Ang, T. K., watow, Kwangtung, Reval, Esthonia.
China. Augsbourger, Ulysse, 8 Rue des
Angervo, 0., Gamla Brogatan 38, Beaux-Arts, Neuchatel, Switz-
Stockholm, Sweden. erland.
Anglebarger, G. W., 2138 South Auusbourger, L., rue Nicolas Roret,
Acoma St., Denver, Colo. 1,7 Paris, XIIie, France.
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Avila, Manuel, Apartado 230, Ma-
tanzas, Cuba, West Indies.
Ayars, E. U., Colegio Adventista
de Chile, Chillan, Chile, South
America.
BAASCH, H. E., Calle Nueva,
Stop 14, Santurce, Porto Rico.
Babcock, C. M. Drawer 586, Wa-
tertown, S. Dak.
Babcock, D. C., Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, U.
S. A.
Babienco, T. T., care Manchurian
S. D. A. Mission, Zavodskaja No.
6, Room 2, Harbin, Manchuria,
China.
Baber, G. H., Graysville, Tenn.
Backer, Fr., Neandertal, Post
Mettman, Rhld., Germany.
Bacon, A. E., 22 Zulla Road, Mans-
field Road, Nottingham, Eng-
land.
Badaut, J. P., rue Nicolas Roret, I,
Paris, XIIIe, France.
Badaut, Paul, rue Nicolas Roret, I,
Paris, XIIIe France.
Badaut, S., LaLigniere,
' Gland,
Switzerland.
Baer, R. T., Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Miler, R., Tizianstr. 37, Munich,
Germany.
Bahr, E., Eschenheimer Anlage 2,
Frankfurt a. M., Germany.
Bahre, G., Pionierstr. 61, Diissel-
dorf, Germany.
Baierle, Chas., 237 South Thir-
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Bailey, D. A., 168 North Division
St., Peekskill, N. Y.
Bailey, F. C., 22 Zulla Road, Mans-
field Road, Nottingham, Eng-
land.
13ailey,.M. R., 75 Grant St., Port-
land, Me.
Bainer, C. L., Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Baird, G., Stanborough Park, Wat-
ford, Herts, England.
Baird, H., Kammamaung, Post Of-
fice Shwegon, via Moulmein,
Burma.
Baker, A. L., Mountain View, Cal.
Baker, Isaac, 1215 Marshall St.,
Little Rock, Ark.
Baker J. D., Emmanuel Mission,
Leribe, Basutoland, South Af-
rica.
Baker, R. C., 728 Kansas Ave., To-
peka, Kans.
Baker, Thomas, Coomassie, via Sec-
condee, Gold Coast. West Africa.
Baker, W. L. H., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Baldwin, W. C., 122 South Eighth
St., Grand Junction, Colo.
Balsbaugh, Henry, 618 Thirty-
fourth Ave., Meridian, Miss.
Balschrnieter, A., Neuwerkstr. 45,
Erfurt, Germany.
Banfield, M. S., 1455 Seventh St.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Baptiste, J. J., Box 28, Cape Hai-
tien, Haiti, est Indies.
Barbee, G. H., Box 55, Grand Rap-
ids, Mich. -
Blirengrub, M., W. Juhkentan tan
5, k. 9, Reval, Esthonia.
Barlow, W. A., S. D. A. Mission,
Karrnatar, E. I. R., India.
Barr, W. E., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Barras, L. W., The Manse Killead,
Muckamore, Belfast, Ireland.
Barrett, D. J. C., 11 Adelaide St.,
Ottawa, Ontario.
Barritt, T. H., 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Bartlett, A. W., 537 Twenty-fifth
St.,Oakland, Cal.
Bartett, W. T., Gendia, Kisumu,
British East Africa, (Kenya Col-
ony).
Barto, W. P., 28 Juliana Straat,
Medan, Sumatra, Dutch East
Indies.
Basney, H. C., 1907 West Fifth St.,
Santa Ana, Cal.
Bates, F. E., Swatow, Kwangtung,
China.
Bates, M. M., 203 West Franklin
St., Clinton, Mo.
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Battye, W. E., Franklin Chambers,
Macquorie St., Hobart, Tas-
mania.
Baucke, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Bauer, Hans, Burgergasse 29, Her-
mannstadt, Transylvania, Ru-
mania:
Baum, C. S., 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Baumgartner, Homer, 399 Upper
Serangoon Road, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
Bauscher, 0., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Cliarl., Germany.
Baxter, 'W. E., Apartado 136, Car-
acas, Venezuela, South America.
Beach, J. P., S. D. A. Mission, The
Island, Changsh a, Hunan, hina.
Beams, J. W., Nevada. Iowa.
Beans, L. G., Casilla 355, La Paz,
Bolivia, South America.
Beardsley, J. I., Huntsville, Ala.
Beazley, A. L., 302 Nokomis Bldg.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Beck, H., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Beckner, - R. A., 60 Lower Kern-
mendine Road, Burma (on fur-
lough; address, Berrien Springs,
Mich.).
Beddoe, B. E., Cape Sanitarium,
Plumstead, Cape Province,
South Africa.
Beddoe, E. E., Box 2072, Reno,
Nev.
Beebe, E. I., St. Charles, Mich.
Beecham, V. L., 399 Upper Seran-
goon Road, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
Beem, Theodore, 200 Columbus
Ave., Trenton, N. J.
Behr, H., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Behrens, E., " Tereora," The
Boulevard, Strathfield, N. S. W.,
Australia.
Behrens, J. H., Ooltewah, Tenn.
Belgrave, C. C., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India (on furlough).
Belich, Iliga, Box 143, East Akron,
Ohio.
Bell, Alexander R., 508 East Ev-
erett St., Portland, Oreg.
253
Bell, Allen R., 703 South Gallatin
St., Jackson, Miss.
Bell, C. V., " Mizpah," .Wahroonga,
N. S. W., Australia.
Bell, J. E., 22 Zulla Road, Mans-
field Road, Nottingham, Eng-
land.
Bellah, C. G., 203 West Franklin
St., Clinton, Mo.
Bellinger, J. S., Box 1234 Wil-
mington, N. C.
Bellows, R. J., Box 482, Ashland,
Wis.
Beltz, 0. S., College View, Nebr.
Bender, U., Solusi Mission, Bula-
wayo, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Benham, R. D., Cornelius, Oregon.
Benjamin, R. A., 304 West Allen
St., Springfield, Ill.
Benson. C. L., College View, Nebr.
Benson, H. F., Box 7, Yodobashi
P. 0., Tokyo, Japan.
Benton, R. L., Box 887, Phoenix,
Ariz.
Berchin, Abraham, Casilla 2830,
Santiago, Chile, South America.
Bereck, A., Eschenheimer Anlage
2, Frankfort a. M., Germany.
Berg, Henry, 426 Spadina Cres-
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Bergersen, N. C., W. Juhkentan
tan 5, k. 9, Reval, Esthonia.
Bergherm, Walter E., Florida, F.
C. C. A., Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, South America.
Bergherm, Wm. H., Holly, Mich.
Bernstein, 0. 0., 200 Columbus
Ave., Trenton, N. J.
Berry, G, W., Loveland, Colo.
Bertalot, Elie, Casella Postale 281,
Trieste, Italy.
Berthelsen, P. E., Route 1, Box 58,
LaGrange, Ill.
Berthold, W., Pionierstr. 61, Dils-
seldorf, Germany. '
Bezirdjian, 0., 10 Sharia, Chitty
Bey, Shubra, Cairo, Egypt.
Bicknell, P. F., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Bidwell, W. E., 12 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
Bird, A. C., Caldwell, Idaho.
Bird, W. L., Huntsville, Ala.
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Birkenstock, J. J., 8 Stranack St., Bonney, J. A., Coomassie, via Sec-

Maritzburg, Natal, South Af-
rica.
Birsin, J., Dzirnavu iela 47, Riga,
Latvia.
Bischoff, H., Pragerstrasse 36, Tep-
litz-Schonau, Czechoslovakia.
Black, W. L., 163 Palm Court, Riv-
erside Cal.
Blake, W. J., care Academy, Cicero,
Ind.
Bland, Louis, 322 Jackson Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Blandford, C. L., S. D. A. Mission,
Chengtu, Szechwan, China.
Bliss, C. IL 805 East Wilson St.,
Glendale, 'Cal.
Bliss, IV. E., Sanitarium, Melrose,
Mass.
Block, Godofredo, 2200 Laprida,
Rosario de Santa Fe, Argentina, Boyce, W. H., 10 Jones St., St.
South America.
Block, H., Leduc, Alberta, Canada. Boyd, C. J., Box M, Cristobal, Ca-
Blomstedt, Adolph, 1112 Kala-
math St., Denver, Colo.
Blosser, J. B., College View, Nebr.
Blue, I. F., 17 Abbott Road, Luck- Boylan, H. A., Holly, Mich.
now, India.
Blunden, H. M., " Mizpah,"
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Boehm, F., Pragerstrasse 36, Tep-
litz-Schonau, Czechoslovakia.
Boehm, J. H., Caixa Postal 3764, Bradford,
Victoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil, Bradley, W. R. L., Keene, Tex.
South merica.
Boettcher, J. T., Clinton, Mo.
Bogar, H. G., Lowanho, Yencheng,
Honan, China.
Boger, E. C., College Place, Wash.
Bohlmann, J., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Bolin, A. D., 257 'Washington Bldg.,
Madison, Wis.
Bohringer, G. F., 902 Colombo St.,
Christchurch, New Zealand.
Bollman, C. P., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Bond, C. L., 665 Sixteenth St., Oak-
land, Cal.
Bond, Frank, Apartado 492, Bar-
celona, Spain.
Bond, J. E., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
condee, Gold Coast, West Africa.
Bookhart, J; A., 601 Caldwell St.,
Newberry, S. C.
Booth, A. S., 1901 Rosedale St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Boothby, R. L., Gen. Del., Quincy,
Mich.
Borden, J. T., San Pedro Sula, Hon-
duras, Central America.
Borgeaud, J. E. E., Ilorin, via La-
gos, Nigeria, 'West Africa..
Bornath, F., Grindelberg 11, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Borrowdale, R. J., S. D. A. Mis-
sion, Karmatar, E. I. Ry., India.
Bowen, T. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Bowers, L. J., S. D. A. Mission,
Seou, Chosen.
Catherines, Ontario.
nal Zone, Panama.
Boyd, P. M., Box 1367, Atlanta,
Ga.
Boynton, J. W., 2810 Kulshan St.,
Bellingham, Wash.
Bracero, Rafael, Box 448, Caguas,
Porto Rico.
Bradford, R.. L. 237 South Thir-
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
H., 800 Block, Lemon
St., Anaheim, Cal.
Bralliar, F. W., 2006 Twenty-
fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
Branster, G., Suva Vou, Suva, Fiji,
Pacific Ocean.
Branch, T. H., 516 Ramsuer St.,
Watts, Cal.
Branford, J. L. Oaklands, via
Cairns, Queensland, Australia.
Branson, W. H., Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Brant, L. E., 537 Twenty-fifth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Braun, J., Pionierstr. 61, Diissel-
dorf, Germany.
Braun, Luiz, Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
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Bray, Burt, Box 188, Clovis, N.
Mex.
Brayshaw, N. M., Box M, Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone, Panama.
Breed, A. J., College l'lace, Wash.
Breitigam, R. R., 707 Vermont
Ave., Manila, Philippine Islands.
Bresee, F. E., Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Dak.
Brewer, N. F., Box 814, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Bringle, A. S., Enterprise, Kans.
Brinkmann, H., Uhlandstrasse 189,
Berlin-Ca rl., Germany.
Brinkmann, D., Uhlandstrasse 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Bristol, E. A., 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Britten, A. H., 111 Barker Road,
Subiaco, Perth, West Australia,
Australia.
Brock, R. H., Kissimmee, Fla.
Brodersen, P. E., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Brodt, H. P., Reed City, Mich.
Brooks, Edgar, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Brorsen, A., 844 Thirty-fourth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Brouchy, P. M., Posadas, Misiones,
Argentina, South America.
Brown, B. W., 2433 Fifth St.,
Boud er, Colo.
Brown, E. A., Box 356, Santa Rosa,
Cal.
Brown, G. G., Drawer 1304, Fres-
no, Cal.
Brown, G. M., Searcy, Ark.
Brown, H. F., 1325 North Four-
teenth St., Phoenix, Ariz.
Brown, H. S., 411 Cedar St., Tako-
ma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Brown, J. E., Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Brown, J. L.,'Casilla 2830, Santi-
ago, Chile, South America.
Brown, M. H., Searcy, Ark.
Brown, T. A., Cooranbong, N. S.
W., Australia.
256
Browne, L. W., 2054 North Hal-
lock St., Kansas City, Kans.
Brownlie, John, Room 620, Crutch-
er and Starks Bldg., Louisville,
Ky.
Brezezinski, J., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Brzoson, Th., Maleckiego 6, Poz-
nan, Poland.
Bruck, C., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Bryan, C. W., 211 East North St.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Bryan, B. F. 254 Carroll St., Ta-
koma Park, D. C.
Bryant, R. J. Room 620, Crutcher
and Starks' Bldg., Louisville,
Ky.
Buckn er, T. B., 6421 Stanford Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Budd, G. L., Alexandria, Minn.
Budnick, M., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Buhalts,, C. J., 2006 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Bullas, A., 902 Colombo St., Christ-
church, New Zealand.
Bunch, F. S., College Place, Wash.
Bunch, T. G., College View, Nebr.
Burden, J. A., Paradise Valley
Sanitarium, National City, Cal.
Bureaud, J. Avenue Maurice 4,
Algers, Algeria.
Burg, F. M., Room 204, Court
Bldg., 408 Marion St., Seattle,
Wash.
Burgan, W. L., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Burgess, G. T., 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, Colo.
Burgess, L. J., Morabadi, Ranchi,
India.
Burkholder, H. H., R. F. D. 5, Mt:
Vernon, Ohio.
Burley, S. G., 812 Steger Bldg., 28
-East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Burman, C. A., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Burns, N. C., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, In dia.
Burrill, A. 0., Route 2, Box 10,
Chico, Cal.
Burroughs, C. T., East Robinson
and Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla.
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Burton, I. B., Bethel Mission, But-
terworth, Cape Province, South
Africa.
Busch, M., 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart,
Germany.
Butler, Geo., Oshawa, Ontario.
Butler, H. 0., Tri-City Sanitarium,
Moline, Ill.
Butler, 0. K., Cape Sanitarium,
Plumstead, Cape Province, South
Africa.
Butler, S. C., " Mizpah," Wah-
. roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Butler, S. M., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Butler, T. M., 142 South Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Butler, W. A., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Butterfield, B. M., 213 West Van
Buren St., Battle Creek, Mich.
Butterfield, C. L., Seoul, Chosen
(Korea).
Butterfield, M. B., 112 Tower St.,
Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
Butz, E. S., " Mizpah," Wahroon-
ga, N. S. W., Australia.
Buzugherian, A., Ottoman Post,
Box 109, Galata, Constantinople,
Turkey.
Bye, Edwin, Manchurian S. D. A.
Mission, Mukden, Manchuria,
China.
CiwY'B. J., 608 North H St.,
McMinnville, Oregon.
Cady, M. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C. ,
Calderone, R., 129 East 128th St.,
New York, N. Y.
Caldwell, R. A., Franklin Cham-
bers, Macquorie St., Hobart,
Tasmania.
Cales, Raymond, Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Calvert, J. M., 14 Irving Place,
New York, N. Y.
Calvo, V. M., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Camacho, E., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Camp, J. H., " Mizpah," Wahroon-
ga, N. S. W., Australia.
Campbell, A. B., 515 South Walnut
St., Wichita, Kans.
Campbell, J. M., 417 Castle Hall
Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.
Campbll, J. R., 6 Engineer's Quar-
ters, Tempe, Bloemfontein, Or-
ange Free State, South Africa.
Campbell, M. N., Stanborough
Park, Watford, Herts, England.
Capman, H. J., 3 Awde St., To-
ronto, Ontario.
Capman, Joseph, 3 Awde St., To-
ronto, Ontario.
Cardey, E. L., 51 Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Cardey, 0. D., 60 Grand Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Carlson, F. C., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Carlstjerna, C. 0., Gamla llroga-
tan 38, Stockholm, Sweden.
Carr, H. E., Lindsay St., Hamilton,
N. S. W., Australia.
Carr, E. B., New England Sani-
tarium, Melrose, Mass.
Carr,H. W., Hamilton, Bermuda
Isands.
Carr, S. W., Suva Vou, Suva, Fiji,
Pacific Ocean.
Carrington, James, Box 66, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Carscallen, A. A., Eugene, Oreg.
Carswell, W. R. " Mizpah," Wah-
ronga, N. S. W., Australia.
Carter, Howard, Box 97, Lodi, Cal.
Carter, J. B., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Carter, R. M., Sao Bernardo, S.
P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Cartoccio, Pedro, 2200 Laprida, Ro-
sario de Sante Fe, Argentina,
South America.
Casebeer, G. W., Puiggari, F. C.
E., Argentina, South America.
Castle, Burton, First National
Bank Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Castle, C. H., Pacific Union Col-
lege, St. Helena, Cal.
Catalano, Anthony, 257 Washing-
ton Bldg., Madison, Wis.
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Cave, Chas., Hastings Sanitarium,
Barbados, British West Indies.
Caviness, G. W.,Loma Linda, Cal.
Caviness, L. L., a Ligniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
Chapman, E., Neyyattinkara, South
Travancore, India.
Chapman, E. M., Memramcook,
New Brunswick.
Chapman, W., Papeete, Tahiti, So-
ciety Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Chesson, A. C., 22 Stanley St.,
Richmond, Victoria, Australia.
Chitwood, E. E., 219 Calhoun St.,
Charleston, S. C.
Choliar, F. S., Cedar Edge, Colo.
Christensen, Herbert, 4144 Nine-
teenth Ave., Soutn, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Christian, J. W., 405 North Isabel
St., Glendale, Cal.
Christian, L. H., Villa Fontana,
Skodsbork, Denmark.
Christiansen, A. G., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Christman, H. K., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Christman, L. E., Florida, F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Christoffers, J., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
' nover, Germany.
Christy, C M., Box 97, Lodi, Cal.
Cingolani, F., Holly, Mich.
Clapp, J. N., 60 Grand Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Clapp, R. B., 75 Grant St., Port-
land, Me.
Clark, A. J., 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,.
Clark, F. C., College View, Nebr.
Clark,. G. H. 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Clark, W. H., Nevada, Iowa.
Clarke, G. E., Siang-siu-Seng, Foo-
chow City, China.
Clarke, H. D., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Clausen, N., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Clayton, E. E., 136 North Main
St., Concord, N. H.
Clemens,J. C., 1121 Western Ave.,
Watero o, Iowa.
9
257
Clemenson, W. A., 605 Carter-Cot-
ton Bldg., Vancouver, British
Columbia.
Clifford, J., Coomassie, via Seccon-
dee, Gold Coast, West Africa.
Clough, E. A., 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Cobb, S. M., cor. Peel and Grey
I Sts., South Brisbane, Queens-
land, Australia.
Coberly, R. B., Route 5, Caldwell,
Idaho.
Colburn, M. H., Casilla 85, Puno,
Peru, South America.
Colcord, I. C., 508 East Everett St..
Portland, Oregon.
Cole, C. F., 817 Nora Ave., Spo-
kane, Wash.
Cole, C. J. North 4207 Whitehouse
ne, Wash.
St., Spoka
Cole, J. M., Lindsay St., Hamilton,
N. S. W., Australia.
Cole, V. 0., 2006 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Collier, E. F., 1901 Rosedale St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Colthurst, R. T. E. Avenue Mau-
rice 4, Algers, Algeria.
Colton, C. F., Box 814, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Corner, J. M., 9 Cockburn Road,
Bangalore, South India.
Cone, A. A., Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Connell, M. A.,Lindsay St., Hamil-
ton, N. S. ., Australia.
Connerly, B. E., 812 Washington
Loan and Trust Bldg., Washing-
ton, D. C.
Conrad, Germano, Indayal, Blu-
menau, Santa Catharina, Brazil,
South America.
Conradi, L. R., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Constandt, R. H., 111 Barker Road,
Subiaco, Perth, West Australia,
Australia.
Conway, F. H., Route 2, Box 93.
Vancouver, ash.
Conway, N. H., College Place,
Wash.
Cook, Chyong Mun, Keizan, Chosen
(Korea).
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Cook, V. H., 418 West Ray St.,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Coon, A. W., Bethel, Wis.
Coon, C. J., Lincklaen Center, N. Y.
Coon, M. R., 1133 East 145th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cooper, T. H., Lindrick House,
Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury
Park, London, North, England.
Coopwood, T. H., 746 Oucharras
St., Colorado Springs, Colo.
Coppock, F. W., 22 Zulla Road,
Mansfield Road, Nottingham,
England.
Corbaley, F. M., 1111 Front St.,
Fort Madison, Iowa.
Corder, E. R., 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park, Washington, D. C.
Corliss, J. 0., 235 North Verdugo
Road, Glendale, Cal.
Cormack, A. W., 84 Jervois Road,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Cormack, B., 22 Stanley St., Rich-
mond, Victoria, Australia.
Cornell, A. C., 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
Corwin, 0. J. 422 Oppenheimer
Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
Cossentine, R. M., Manchurian S.
D. A. Mission, Mukden, Man-
churia China.
Cotton,A.' V., 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topka, Kans.
Cottrell, H. W., College Place,
Wash.
Cottrell, R. F., Loma Linda, Cal.
Counsell, I. V., 60 Lower Kemmen-
dine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Courter, H. F., Box 725, Watson-
ville, Cal.
Covert, J. W., R. F. D. 2, Climax,
Mich.
Covey, E. E., 136 North Main St.,
Concord, N. H.
Cox, J. E., 261 Garfield Ave., Co-
lumbus, Ohio.
Cozens, B., 902 Colombo St., Christ-
church, New Zealand.
Cozens, H. S., Papeete, Tahiti, So-
ciety Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Craddock, T. H., 22 Stanley St.,
Richmond, Victoria, Australia.
Crager, C. P., Casilla 2830, Santi-
ago, Chile, South America.
Crammond, J., 9 Cockburn Road,
Bangalore, India.
Crane, I. A., Keene, Tex.
Crary, 0. B., Box 1367, Atlanta,
Ga.
Craven, E. E., 22 Zulla Road,
Mansfield Road, Nottingham,
England.
Crisler, C. C., Box 523, U. S. Pos-
tal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Crisler, L. T., East Robinson and
Rosai nd Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Critchlow, J. F., 815 East First
St., Charlotte, N. C.
Cruz, Pedro, Apartado 230, Matan-
zas, Cuba, West Indies.
Cubley, W. M., 417 Black Ave.,
South, Bozeman, Mont.
Cimha, J. A. M. da, Caixa Postal
768, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
South America.
Ounill, S. P., 615 North Tenth St.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Cunitz, R. J., Maleckiego 6, Poz-
nan, Poland.
Cupertino, N., Casilla Postale 281,
Trieste. Italy.
Curdy, E. A., Hickory, N. C.
Curdy, J., Oshawa, Ontario.
Currow, A., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Currow, L., 84 Jervois Road, Auck-
land, New Zealand.
Curtis, C. W., 620 Crutcher and
Starks Bldg., Louisville, Ky.
Curtis, E. A., Route 4, Grand Junc-
tion, Colo.
Cuthbert, W., Lindrick House,
Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury
Park, London, North, England.
D AHL, 02 J., 323 Kendall Ave.,
North, Thief River Falls,
Minnesota.
Dail, Guy, Pacific Union College,
St. Helena, Cal.
Dake, U. B., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Dalinger, D. E., Casilla 85, Puno,
Peru, South America.
Dame, F., Avenue Maurice 4, Al-
gers, Algeria.
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Dangschat, R., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Daniells, A. G., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Dart, A. M., Loma Linda, Cal.
Dart, C. J., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Dasent, J. G., Room 620, Crutcher
and Starks Bldg., Louisville, Ky.
Davenport, Dr. D. E., Lowanho
Yencheng, Ronan, China (on fur-
lough; address, Pacific Union
College, St. Helena, Cal.).
Davis, A. A., 322 Jackson Bldg.,
Nasville, Tenn.
Davis, C. II., S. D. A. Mission, The
Island, Cangsha, Hunan, hina.
Davis, E. M., Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., SAo Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Davis, H. B., Crawford, Nebr.
Davis, H. Z., 248 West Twenty-
first St., Bellingham, Wash.
Davis, J. W., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Davy, W. L., Malamulo Mission,
Blantyre, Nyasaland, British
Central Africa.
De'Ath, H. F., 22 Zulla Road,
Mansfield Road, Nottingham,
England.
De Beer, B. P., 56 Roeland St.,
Cape Town, South Africa.
De Beer, J. N., Somabula Mission,
Gwelo, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Decker, H. W., 3131 Pasadena
Ave. Los Angeles, Cal.
Delgado, Benito, 3a Ag,ricultura
21, Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Delhove, D. E., Ruanda S. D. A.
Mission, Lake Kivu, Belgian East
Africa.
Demetrescu, St., Strada Curtea de
Apel No. 10, Focsani, Rumania.
Demidow, M., care S. D. A. Mis-
sion, Zavodskaja No. 6, Room 2,
Harbin, Manchuria.
Denslow, 0. L., Box 312, Decatur,
Ala.
Derlath, W., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Detamore, F. A., 399 Upper Ser-
angoon Road, Singapore, Straits
Settlements,
269
Detlefsen, H., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Detwiler, H. J., Academy, Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio.
De Vinney, F. H., P. 0. Box 310,.
Hongkong, China (on furlough: -
address, 305 Landon Ave., Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Dick, E. Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
Dieffenbacher, J. R., 537 Twenty-
11 fth St., Oakland, Cal.
Dierking, H., Newerkstr. 45, Er-
furt, Germany.
Dietel, V. E., Apartado 492, Bar-
celona, Spain.
Dietrich, G., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Dietrich, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Dietrich, R., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Dillon, I. P., Box 2072, Reno, Nev.
Diminyatz, Theo., 426 Spadina
Crescent, Saskatoon, Saskatche-
wan, Canada.
Dionisio, Guillermo, 707 Vermont
Ave., Manila, Philippine Islands.
Dirksen, H. J., 930 Rodney Ave.,
Portland, Oregon.
Dirksen, A. A., Box CCC, James-
town, N. Dak.
Dixon, H. R., S. D. A. Mission.
Kiukiang, Kiangsi, China.
Dominski, J. A., 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Domnick, 0., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin- Ch a rl., Germany.
Doolittle, H. J., Box 814, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Dorcas, J. W., Nevada, Iowa.
Dorland, 0. M., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Dorre, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Doubraysky, J., Dr. Dietrichgasse
3, Troppau, Czechoslovakia.
Dougherty, W. P., 602 Henson
Bldg., Knoxville, Tenn.
Dow, 0. A., Craig, Colo.
Dowsett, R. T., 123 'Willow Ave..
Takoma Park Station, Wash-
ington, D. C,
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Drangmeister, H., Querallee 11,
Cassel, Germany.
Dressler, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Drews, Louis, 1901 Rosedale St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Drikis, J., Dzirnavu iela 47, Riga,
Latvia.
Drinhaus, Paul, Eifelstrasse 95.
Bonn, Germany.
Druitt, Dr. A. E., Stanborough
Park, Watford, Pleas, England.
Du, Fu Dzu, Lowanho, Yencheng.
Honan, China.
Dudley, Frank, Holly, Mich.
Dunham, Chas., 51 Whitmore St..
Hartford, Conn.
Dunn, N. W., Keene, Tex.
Durolf, G., 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart,
Germany.
Durr, F., 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart,
Germany.
Durrant, A. N., 200 Columbus
Ave., Trenton, N. J.
Dustin, Ross, Lebanon, Oregon.
Dwehus, E., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Dyason, A. J., Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Dzik, F., Zakatna 3-7, Warsaw,
Poland.
E ASTMAN, W. W., Takoma
Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Eckerman C. A,, Box 482, Ash-
land, Wis.
Edmed, H. J., 31 Dundonald St.,
Port of Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies.
Edwards, A. V., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Edwards, C. H., R. F. D. 2, Box
151, Ontario, Cal.
Edwards, H. E., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Edwardson, C., 2628 East Twen-
ty-second St., Minneapolis, Minn.
Effenberg, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Eggins, J., Franklin Chambers,
Macquorie St., Hobart, Tasma-
nia.
Ehinger, E., Pelzgasse 2/10, Wien
XV, Austria.
Ehlers, W., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl ermany.
Eicher, D., 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart,
Germany.
Eichman, G. F., Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Einspieler, F., Pelzgasse 2/10,
Wien XV, Austria.
Elauria, Melchor, 707 Vermont
Ave., Manila, Philippine Islands.
Elffers, Hubertus, Cape Sanita-
rium, Plumstead, Cape Province,
South Africa.
Elias, E. R., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Ellingworth, G. A., Malamulo
Mission, Blantyre, Nyasaland,
British Central Africa.
Elliott, H. T., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Elliott, W. P., East Eighteenth
St., Holland, Mich.
Elliott, W. R., 703 South Gallatin
St., Jackson, Miss.
Ellis, Clyde, 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill.
Ells, L. H., College Place, Wash.
Emery, R. T.. College View, Nebr.
Emery, W. D., Route 2, Boulder,
Colo.
Emmerson, E. H., Loma Linda,
Cal.
Engen, B. 0., 710 America Ave.,
Bemidji, Minn.
Englert, P., Nowa Droza L. 23,
Cieszyn, Polish Silesia, Poland,
Europe.
Enoch, G. F., Box 15, Poona, India.
Enriquez, Isaac, 707 Vermont Ave.,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
Enseleit, E., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Erikson, J. M., 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Ernst, Julio, Calle Arenal 2535,
Montevideo, Uruguay, South
America.
Ernston, N. C., 1841 Duane St.,
Astoria, Oregon.
Erzberger, H., Box 109, Galata,
Constantinople., Turkey.
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Evans, I. H., Box 523, U. S. Pos-
tal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Evans, N. G., Loma Linda, Cal.
Evelyn, A. J., 12 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
Everson, C. T., 2501 East Twenty-
fifth St., Kansas City, Mo.
AIRCHILD, 4 F. M., Madison,
F Lake Co., Ohio.
Farley, R. F., 12 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
Farman, H. J., New Smyrna, Fla.
Fernstrom, K. A., Gamla Broga-
tan 38, Stockholm, Sweden.
Farnsworth, E. W., Sanitarium,
Cal.
Farrell, C. R.,Lindsay St., Hamil-
ton, N. S. ., Australia.
Fattebert, Dr. Carlos, Box 244,
Cebu, Cebu, Philippine Islands
(on furlough; address, Pacific
Union College, St. Helena, Cal.).
Fattic, G. R., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Flitting, R., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Fawer, Emil, rue Nicolas Roret, 1,
Paris, XIIIe, France.
Fedderson, Hugo, Grindelberg 11,
Hamburg, Germany.
Fehr, J., rue Edel 15, Strasbourg,
Alsace, France.
Fenner, H., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Fernandez, M. L., Aguadilla, Por-
to Rico.
Fero, D. T., Route A, Box 239,
Lodi, Cal.
Ferris, A. H., Lord Howe Island,
Australia.
Ferris, E. F., 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Ferris, J. 0., Holly, Mich.
Field, F. W., Ooltewah, Tenn.
Field, T. W., Keene, Tex.
Fillman, Ezra, Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Finster, L. V., 707 Vermont Ave.,
Manila, Philippine Islands (on
furlough; address, Sanitarium,
Loma Linda, Cal.).
Fischer, J. K., Box CCC, James-
town N. Dak.
261
Fish, H. A., 203 West Franklin
St., Clinton, Mo.
Fish, J. K., 304 I.O.O.F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Fischdick, G., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Fishell, E. M., Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada.
Fisher, G. S., " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Fitch, D. D., Apartado 136, Cara-
cas, Venezuela, South America.
Flaiz, C. W., College Place, Wash.
Flaiz, T. R., Narsapur, Kistna
District, India.
Flaiz, W. C., College Place, Wash.
Fleck, K., Pragerstrasse 36, Tep-
litz-Schonau, Czechoslovakia.
Fletcher, Hubert, 112 Tower St.,
Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
Fletcher, W. W., Box 15, Poona,
India.
Fletcher, J. M., Crawford, Nebr.
Folkenberg, C. F., 537 Twenty-
fifth St., Oakland, Cal.
Folkenberg, L. E., Drawer 1304,
Fresno, Cal.
Follett, Orno, Lake Grove, Thoreau.
N. Mex.
Ford, C. E., 1306 Elizabeth Ave.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Ford, Orley, Casilla 44, Quito, Ec-
uador, South -America.
Foreman, W. C., Nevada, Iowa.
Forshee, H. M., Hines, Wis.
Fortune, W. E., 237 South Thir-
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Foster, C. J., Apartado 230, Ma-
tanzas, Cuba, West. Indies.
Foster, J. C., Darby, Mont.
Frank, 0. F., Box 316, Clanton,
Ala.
Franklin, E. E., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Frauchiger, E., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Frauchiger, E. E., Dr. Dietrich-
gasse 3, Troppau, Czechoslova-
kia.
.Frei, Jacob, 27 Rue des Trois
Eveches, Metz, Lorraine, France.
French, A. F., 257 Washington
Bldfr.. Madison, Wis.
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French, H. B., Keene, Tex.
French, R. E., 87 North Central
Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
French, T. M., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
French, W. R., Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada.
Freund, G., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Chad., Germany.
Friedrich, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Fries, R. S., 60 Grand Ave., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Froom, L. E., 2119 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Frost, S. L., Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Fuller, C. W., Drawer 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
Fulton, J. E., Box 146, Glendale,
Cal.
Fiirle, IV., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Furnival, G. F., 184 Pacific St.,
Bridgeport, Conn. "
AEDE, D. P., 257 Washington
\-11 Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Gaede, G. P., 5186 Hamilton Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Gaede, J. P., 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Gaidischar, I. A., care S. D. A.
Mission, Zavodskaja No. 6, Room
2, Harbin, Manchuria.
Gant, K. L., Oshawa, Ontario.
Garbrah, J. W. Coomassie, via
Seccondee, Gold Coast, West
Africa.
Garcia, V. J., Apartado 492, Barce-
lona, Spain.
Gardiner, J. P., Eli, Nebr.
Gardner, E. E., 304 North Boyle
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Gardner; R. C., 634 West Thirty-
eighth St., Indianapolis, Ind..
Garrett, R. W., 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Garton, B. M., College View, Nebr:
Gates, E. H., Euclid Ave., Mon-
rovia, Cal.
Gates, E. M., 604 South Seventh
St., Waco, Tex.
Gauger, W., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Gauker, H. G., 237 South Thir-
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
G'auterau, F. D., 237 South Thir-
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gay, H. R., 114 St. Louis Ave.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Gaylord, 0, F., care Madison Sani-
tarium, Madison, Wis.
Gehann, Michael, Burgergasse 29,
Hermannstadt, Transylvania,
Rumania,
Geier, G., Dr. Dietrichgasse 3,
Troppau, Czechoslovakia.
Geisler, A., Maleckiego 6, Poznan,
Poland.
Gemon, H. N., East Robinson and
Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla.
George, IV. A., Loma Linda, Cal. ,
George, G. C., College View, Nebr.
Gerber, Robert, LaLigniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
Gibbs, C. R., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Gibbs, P. T., 122 South Eighth St.,
Grand Junction, Colo.
Giblett, E., Nine Island, Pacific
Ocean.
Gibson, F. E., 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Gibson, L. A., College Place, Wash.
Gibson, T. J., Somabula Mission,
Gwelo, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Giddings, H. E., 1426 Young St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Giddings, Philip, 31 Alexander
Isaac, Pointe-a-Pitre, Guade-
loupe, French West Indies.
Gidlund, C., Annegaten 33, Hel-
sineors, Finland.
Giebel, 0., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Gilbert, A. C., 202 I. O. 0. F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Gilbert, F. C., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Gillatt, J. J., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Gillis, W., 84 Jervois Road, Auck-
land, New Zealand.
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Gillis, W. E., 399 Upper Serangoon Grant, C. E., Box 1077, Oklahoma
Road, Singapore, Straits Settle- City, Okla.
ments. Grant, N. J. 200 Columbus Ave.,
Girou, A. J., Rue G. Kennis 28, Trenton, N. J.
Schaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium. Grauer, G. A., Drawer 1304, Fres-
Gjording, H. G., 1520 McKinley no, Cal.
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Gray, H. P., Holly, Mich.
Gjording, J. G., Box 856, U. S. Greaves, R. S., poste restante,
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China. Salonica, Greece.
Green, H. A., Boulder-Colorado
Glass, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin- Sanitarium, Boulder, Colo.
Charl., Germany. Green, J. A. P., La Ligniere, Gland,
Glendrange, G. T., Crawford, Nebr. Switzerland.
Glette, Dr., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin- Green, J. S., Box 1367, Atlanta,
Charl., Germany. Ga.
Glfickner, C., Bandelstr. 29, Han- Green, W. H., Takoma Park Sta-
nover, Germany. tion, Washington, D. C.; or 5740
Gniidjin, M., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber- Thirtieth St., Detroit, Mich.
lin-Charl., Germany. Greene, H. D. 422 Oppenheimer
Code, P., Eschenheimer Anlage 2, Bldg., San Ant onio, Tex.
Frankfort a. M., Germany. Greene, Reuben, 528 River Ave.,
Godfrey, T., 127 train Ave., Con- South Bend, Ind.
cordia, Kans. Gregory, B. F., S. D. A. Mission,
Goetting, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber- V1Fenchow, Chekiang, China.
lin-Charl., Germany. Greiner, F. P., S. D. A. Mission,
Golz, K., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin- Wenchow, Chekiang, China.
Charl., Germany. Gregorius, Fr., Eschenheimer An-
Golzer, K., Eschenheimer Anlage lage 2, Frankfurt a. M., Ger-
2, Frankfort a. M., Germany. many.
Goodrich, H. C., Apaitado 230, Ma- Grellmann, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
tanzas, Cuba, West Indies. lin-Charl., Germany.
Gordon, L. 0., 431 Falls Ave., Grieser, F. C., 22 Bergstr., Stutt-
Youngstown, Ohio. gart, Germany.
Gosmer, W. A., 1112 Kalamath Grieser, J. F., Eschenheimer An-
St., Denver, Colo. lage 2, Frankfurt a. M., Ger-
Goude, A. G., Elarvey, N. Dak. many.
Lovett, R., " Tereora," The Boule- Griffin, H. Clay, Route 2, Box 14,
vard, Strathfield, N. S. W., Aus- Gentry, Ark.
tralia. Griggs, Frederick, Berrien Springs,
Graf, H. F., 11503 Headley Ave., Mich.
Cleveland, Ohio. Grin, M., 4 Rue Jumelles, Lau-
Graf, 0. J., Loma Linda, Cal. sanne, Switzerland.
Graham, H. L., S. D. A. Mission, Groenewald, D. H., Cape Sanita-
Tsinanfu, Shandung, China. rium, Plumstead, Cape Province,
Graham, J. E., 2646 West Sixty- South Africa.
first St., Seattle, Wash. Grossmann, R. Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
Graham, L. W., Takoma Park Sta- lin-Charl., Germany.
tion, Washington, D. C. Gruber, F., Pelzgasse 2/10, Wien
Gram, H. P., 51 Whitmore St., XV, Austria.
Hartford, Conn. Grundset, Anol, 2718 Third Ave.,
Grand Pre, L. L., 1710 Twelfth South, Minneapolis, Minn.
St., Des Moines, Iowa. Guderian, Fred, 426 Spadina Cres-
Grandy, B. M., 817 Nora Ave., cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Spokane, Wash. Canada.
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Gudmundsen, G., Box 145, Addis
Ababa (via Djibouti), Abyssinia.
Guenin, J. C., 65 Boulevard de la
Cluse, Geneva, Switzerland.
Gugel, E., Felsenbergstr. 324, See-
bach-Ztirich, Switzerland.
Guild, M. C., 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Guilliard, E. H., 6 Dehi Serampore
Road, Entally, Calcutta, India.
Gulbrandson, David, 302 Nokomis
Bldg., Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Giildenpfennig, W., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Guldhammer, A., Margrethevej 5.
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Guthrie, Wm., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Guyot, A., 4 Rue Jumelles, Lau-
sanne, Switzerland.
H AASE, 0., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Habenicht, R. H., Puiggari, F.C.E.,
Argentina, South America.
Hackman, F., First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., hattanooga, Tenn.
Hadfield, B. E., Nukualofa, Tonga,
Friendly Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Hadley, 0. S., 2101 College Ave..
Indianapolis, Ind.
Hagemann, F., Pelzgasse 2/10,
Wien XV, Austria.
Hagen, A. E., Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Hagle, Byron, Sanford, Mich.
Hagman, Mark, 237 South Thir-
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Hagmann, V. D., 200 Columbus
Ave., Trenton, N. J.
Hale, D. U., 136 North Main St.,
Concord, N. H.
Hall, Frank, Christiansted, St.
Croix, Virgin Islands, U. S. A.
Hall, H. H., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Hall, 0. A., Box 814, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Hall, 0. B., Holly, Mich.
Hall, W. A., 22 Zulla Road, Mans-
field Road, Nottingham, Eng-
land.
Halladay, F. W., Box M., Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone, Panama.
Halladay, H. K., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Halliwell, L. B., Caixa Postal 198,
Bahia, Estado da Bahia, Brazil,
South America.
Halsvick, L., 129 East 128th St.,
New York, N. Y.
Ham A. L., Tungshan, Canton,
China.
Hambrock, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Hamilton, R. S. J., Sutherlin,
Oreg.
Hammond, T. W., "lVlizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Hampton, J. B., 422 Oppenheimer
Bldg.,. San Antonio;Tex.
Hancock, R. W., Box 1367, Atlan-
ta, Ga.
Hancock, 'W. E., Takoma Park,
D. C.
Hanhardt, J. G., Route 5, Caldwell,
Idaho.
Hankins, F. E., 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Hankins, I. J., Cape Sanitarium,
Plumstead, Cape, South Africa.
Hankins, W. C., S. D. A. Mission,
Kulangsu, Amoy, China.
Hanna, J. G., 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Hansen, C. A., care College, La-
combe, Alberta, Canada.
Hansen, C. Avery, 817 Nora Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Hansen, H., Ill Alabama St., Bel-
lingham, Wash.
Hansen, L. A., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Hansen, N. P., Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Hansen, W. H., 1900 Citico St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Hanson, D. H., 136 North Main
St., Concord,' N. H.
Hanson, P. A., 1118 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Hanson, P. C., 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill.
Hanson, P. M., 700 Woodward
Ave., Chippewa Falls, Wis.
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Harder, A. C., 304 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg., Haskell, S. N., South Lancaster,

Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Mass.
Harder, J. C., Harvey, N. Dak. Haughey, K. R., Box 1367, At-
Harding, I. W., S. D. A. Mission, lanta, Ga.
Waterloo, Sierra Leone, West Haughey, S. G., Box 316, Clanton,
Africa. Ala.
Hardt, W. F., Siguatepeque, Hon- Hawkins, Mrs. E. F., Route 5,
duras, Central America. Muscatine, Iowa.
Hare, E. B., Kammamaung, Post Hawkins, G. R., Route 5, Musca-
Office Shwegon, via Moulmein, tine. Iowa.
Burma. Hawley, V. D., Oak Park Academy,
Hare, M. M., 3131 Pasadena Ave., Nevada, Iowa.
Los Angeleg, Cal. Hay, R. E., Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Phil-
Hare, Robert, " Mizpah," Wah- ippine Islands.
roonga, N. S. W., Australia. Hayes, E. G., Maplewood Acad-
Hare, R. E., " Tereora," The Boule- , emy, Maple Plain, Minn.
vard, Strathfield, N. S. W., Aus- %Haynes, C. B., 129 East 128th St.,
tralia. New York, N. Y.
Hare, S. T., Box 541, Hilo, Hawaii. Haynes, J. D., 2200 Laprida, Ro-
Haring, E., Felsenbergstr. 324, sario de Santa Fe, Argentina,
Seebach-Ztiricli, Switzerland. South America.
Harker, H. C., 111 Barker Road, Haysmer, A. J., 1920 Feronia Ave.,
Subiaco, Perth, West Australia. St. Paul, Minn.
Harker, J., Stanborough Park, Hayward, P. C., 812 Steger Bldg.,
Wato rd,Herts, England. 28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Harlow, Geo., Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China (on Head, C., 116 Grotte St., Adelaide,
furlough; address, Sumner, South Australia, Australia.
Oreg.). Heald, B. M., Room 6, Mann Bldg.,
Harress, C., Querallee 11, Cassel, Utica, N. Y.
Germany. Healey, W. M., 667 Eighteenth St.,
Harris, F. J., R. F. D. 1, Cadillac, San Diego, Cal.
Mich. Heckman, W. H., First Nat'l Bank
Harris, J. C. Coleman, Mich. Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Harris, W. J., S. D. A. Mission, 62 Heide, J. J., Lindrick House,
Ta Fang Chia Hutung, Peking, Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury
China. Park, London, North, England.
Harrison, A. F., 411 Baum Bldg., Hein, C. D., Box 1077, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Okla. City, Okla.
Harrison, F. L., 2006 Twenty- Heinrich, Carlos, Caixa Postal
fourth Ave., North, Nashville, 1830, Sao Paulo, S. P. R., Bra-
Tenn. zil, South America.
Hart, J. S., College View, Nebr. Heinrich, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
Harter, F. A., 12 West Main St., lin-Charl., Germany. -
Richmond, Va. Hellestrand. 0. V., Apia, Samoa,
Harter, R. E., 115 Carroll Ave., Pacific Ocean.
Takoma Park Station, Washing- Helleraas, 0. T., Margrethevej 5,
ton, D. C. Copenhagen, V.. Denmark.
Hartwell, H. C., 203 West Frank- Helligso, M. N., College View, Nebr.
lin St., Clinton. Mo. Hendershot, V. E., 399 Upper Se-
Hartwell, S. D., 1854 Roblyn Ave., rangoon Road, Singapore, Straits
St. Paul, Minn. Settlements.
Harvey, L. R., Lindsay St., Ham- Henderson, F. H.. Route 1, Mt.
ilton, N. S. W., Australia. Vernon, Ohio.
266 M.FNISTERT A T, DIRECTORY
Hennecke, E., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Hennig, A., Pionierstr. 61, Diissel-
dorf, Germany.
Henriques, E. C., Kingstown, St.
Vincent, British West Indies.
Herbert, W., Neuwerkstr. 45, Er-
furt, Germany.
Hermann, P. H. Strade Labirint
116, Bukharest, Rumania.
Herrell, H. W., Oakton, Va.
Herrick, P. G., Box 482, Ashland,
Wis.
Hershberger, 0. S., Box 8, Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio.
Hersum, S. J., R. F. D. 3, Gorham,
Me.
Herwick, 0. W. Juneau, Alaska.
Hiatt, H. M., Anoka, Minn.
Hibbard, E. J., 2024 East Couch
St., Portland, Oregon.
Hibben, Fenton, 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Hickman, James, First National
Bank Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Hickman, N. R., 1215 Marshall
St., Little Rock, Ark.
Hickman, T. J., Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Hicks, H. H., Reed City, Mich.
Hildebrandt, E., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Hilgert, W. T., 725 North Sixth
St., Albany, Oreg.
Hill, H. A., Papeete, Tahiti, So-
ciety Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Hill, Oscar, College Place, Wash.
Hilliard, E., Gen. Del., Chisholm,
Minn.
Hillman, V. R., 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd:, Chicago,
Ill.
Hilmer, F., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Hindson, J., " Ter eor a," The Boule-
vard, Strathfield, N. S. W., Aus-
tralia.
Hirlinger, J. W., Hot Springs, S.
Dak.
Hiten, S. G., 8 Stranack St., Mar-
itzburg, Natal, South Africa.
Hmelewesky, George, 21 Chusan
Road, Shanghai, China.
Hodgson, W., Inyazura Mission,
Inyazura Siding, via Salisbury,
Rhodesia, South Africa.
Hoffman, B. P., 408 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Hoffman, J. H., 902 Twenty-first
Ave., South, Minneapolis, Minn.
- Hoffmann, W., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Hokland, J. J., Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Holbrook, J. A., 2608 Boyer Ave.,
Seattle, Wash.
Holbrook, W. R., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
FIolden, W. H., 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill.
Hollister, M. A., 322 Jackson
Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
Holloway, C. B., 703 South Galla-
tin St., Jackson, Miss.
Hoist, A. E., 12 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
Holt, C. A., Takoma Park, D. C.
Hommel, F. L., Bowness Park, Al-
berta, Canada.
Hooper, C. E., 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Hooper, T. J., 1215 Marshall St.,
Little Rock, Ark.
Hoopes, L. A., care Sanitarium,
Hinsdale, Ill.
Hoover, H L , Alamogordo, N. Mex.
Hopkin, W. H., " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Hopkins, E. B., 707 Sixth St., Hot
Springs, Ark.
Horn, P., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Hfirner, C. F., Tizianstr. 37, Mu-
nich, Germany.
Horner, R., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., ermany.
Horton, S. B., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Hosford, G. W., Grand Haven,
Mich.
Hottel, J. Z., New Market, Va.
Hottel, R. D., New Market, Va.
House, B. L., College, St. Helena,
Cal.
Howard, C. A., Room 620, Crutch-
er and Starks Bldg., Louisville,
Ky.
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Howard, E. M., Box 573, Bula- Hyatt,. W. S., Cape Sanitarium,

wayo, Rhodesia, South Africa. Plumstead, Cape Province, South
Howard, E. P., Casilla 44, Quito, Africa.
Ecuador, South America (on fur- Hyde, G., Stanborough Park, Wat-
lough; address, Route 1, Box ford, Herts, England.
208a, Burbank, Cal.). Hyder, R., Wismar, Demerara
Howe, B. L.: Drawer 1304, Fresno, River, British Guiana, South
America.
Cal. Hyok, Kim Ku, Soonan, Chosen
Howe, W. 0., 75 Grant St., Port- (Korea).
land, Me. Hysler, A., cor. Peel and Grey Sts.,
Howell, J. M., Puiggari, F. C. E., South Brisbane, Queensland,
Argentina, South America. Australia.
Howell, W. E., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Howse, H. T., Apia, Upolo, Samoa. CE, 0. L., 1211 March St., Kala-
Pacific Ocean. mazoo, Mich.
Howse, W. R., " Mizpah," Wah- Immonen, R., 129 East 128th St.,
roonga,N. S. W., Australia. New York, N. Y.
Hoxie, F. H., 122 South Eighth linrie, L. J., " Tereora," The Boule-
St., Grand Junction, Colo. vard, Strathfield, N. S. W., Aus-
Hubbard, G., 116 Groe St., Ade- tralia.
laide, South Australia, Australia. Ingham, H. W., Memramcook, New
Hubbard, T. F., 322 Jackson Bldg., Brunswick.
Nashville, Tenn. Innis, C. F., Drawer 1304, Fresno,
Hubley, R. A., 17 Abbott Road, Cal.
Lucknow, India. Irwin, C. W., Takoma Park Sta-
Huenergardt, J. F., 812 Steger tion, Washington, D. C.
Bldg., 28 East Jackson Blvd., Irwin, J. J., Box 482, Ashland,
Chicago, Ill. Wis.
Huffman, M. G., Loma Linda, Cal. Isaac, F. R., Keene, Tex.
Hufnagel, A., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber- Isaac, H. D., Casilla 44, Quito,
lin-Charl., Germany. Ecuador, South America.
Hughes, Alton, Box 1077, Oklaho- Isaac, John, 903 North Ninth St.,
ma City, Okla. Portland, Oreg.
Humann, H. H., Box CCC, James- Isaac, M. N., Box 28, Cape Hai-
town, N. Dak. tien, Haiti, 'West Indies.
Humphrey, J. K., 129 East 128th Ising, W. K., Villa Fontana,
St., New York, N. Y. Skodsborg, Denmark.
Huntley, E. H., 703 South Galla- Israel, M. C., Oakdale, Cal.
tin St., Jackson, Miss. Iverson, Paul, Ashland, Oreg.
Hurdon, W. J., 112 Tower St.,
Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Indies. ACKSON, F. S., The Manse,
Hurl ow, H. J., Kwambwa, via J Killead, Muckamore, Belfast,
Ndola, Northern Rhodesia, South Ireland.
Africa. Jackson, S. E., P. 0. 239-251 Calle
Hurlow, W. H. 56 Roeland St., Luna, Pasay, Rizal, Philippine
Cape Town, South Africa. Islands.
Hutchinson, L. L., 1112 Keeaumo- Jacques, S. G., Minami 6 Jo, Nishi
ku St., Honolulu, Hawaii.. 11 Chome, Sapporo, Japan.
Hyatt, W. L., 106 Keller St., Jacobs, J. T., 411 Black Ave.,
Bloemfontein, Orange Free South, Bozeman, Mont.
State, South Africa. Jacobsen, E. C., Huntsville, Ala.
268 MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY
Jager, E., Uhlandstr. 189, .Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Jakobsen, Valdemar, Margreth-
vej 5, openhagen, V., Denmark.
James, E. H., S. D. A. Mission,
Kiukiang, Kiangsi, China.
James, Dr. H. C., Lowanho, Yen-
cheng, Honan, China.
James, J. R., Atchin, New Hebri-
des, Pacific Ocean.
James, J. S. Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
James, Dr. W. H., Warburton,
Victoria, Australia.
Janert, A. O., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Javier, Jose, 707 Vermont Ave.,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
Jayne, J. E., 129 East 128th St.,
New York, N. Y.
Jelen, K., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl. Germany.
Jenks, G.' C., Cape Sanitarium,
Plumstead, Cape Province,
South Africa.
Jensen, C. C., Box CCC, James-
town, N. Dak.
Jensen, J. P. U., Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Jenson, Harvey, Drawer 586, Wa-
tertown, S. Dak.
Jeys, T. H., Nevada, Iowa.
Jewell, F. B. Solusi Mission, Bula-
wayo, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Jochmans, Fr.; Rue G. Kennis 28,
Seaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium.
Johansen, E. J., Box 814, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Johanson, J. M., Warburton, Vic-
toria, Australia.
Johanson, W. 0., " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
John, 0. M. Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
John, W., Pionierstr. 61, Dtissel-
dorf, Germany.
Johns, V. J., 1260 Lincoln Ave.,
San Diego, Cal.
Johnson, Adolph, 210 Rose Lawn
Ave., Modesto, Cal.
Johnson, A. E., 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
Johnson, C., R. F. D. 2, Wood-
burn. Oreg.
Johnson, Fred, 126 East Sixty-
first St., Portland, Oreg.
Johnson, F. A., Lodi, Cal.
Johnson, Geo., 421 West Southern
Ave., Springfield, Ohio.
Johnson, G. E., R. F: D. 2, Battle
Ground, Wash.
Johnson, H. R., Hutchinson, Minn.
Johnson, J. B., Box M, Cristobal.
Canal Zone, Panama.
Johnson, J. D., Brookfield, Ill.
Johnson, L., 3022 West Sixty-sec-
ond St., Seattle, Wash.
Johnson, 0. A., College Place,
Wash.
Johnson, Randall, 322 Jackson
Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
Johnson, W. A., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Johnson, W. J., Glendale Sanita-
rium, Glendale, Cal.
-Johnston, F. W., 304 I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Johnston, H. A., Ooltewah, Tenn.
Jones, E. A., 1 Howick Place, Ot-
tawa, Ontario.
Jones, G. E. 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow,
Jones, G. F.," Mizpah," Wahroon-
ga, N. S. ., Australia.
Jones, J. K., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Jong, M., 411 Baum Bldg., Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Jones, 0. E., 244 West 105th St.,
Route 3, ms Angeles, Cal.
Jonuleit, K., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Jordahl, Ole, Akersgaten 74, Chris-
tiana, Norway.
Jorgensen, N. M., Reed City, Mich.
Jorgensen, L. G., 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Jornado, Fausto, Box 334, La Paz,
Iloilo, Panay, Philippine Islands.
Joyce, C. S., 680 Princess St.,
Kingston, Ontario.
Joyce, S., The Manse Killead,
Muckamore, Belfast, Ireland.
Judge, B., 24 van Heutz Straat,
Koepang, Soerabaya, Java,
Dutch East Indies.
Junginger, A., Felsenbergstr. 324,
Seeba eh - Zfinch, Switzerland.
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Jutzy, J. J., 426 Spadina Crescent, Keough, Geo., 10 Sharia, Chitty

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Can- Bey, Shubra, Cairo, Egypt..
ada.. Kephart, H. C., Box M, Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone., Panama.
Kern, M. E. Takoma Park Sta-
K ALAKA, M. D., Emmanuel tion, Washington, D. C.
Mission, Leribe, Basutoland, Keslake, C. H., 112 Tower St.,
South Africa. Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Kalaschnikow, A. D., care S. D. A. Indies.
Mission, Zavodskaja No. 6, Kessel, F., Vodna ul. 2, Kaschau,
Room 2, Harbin, Manchuria. Czechoslovakia.
Kapitz, C., Neuwerkstr. 45, Er- Khalil, Ibrahim el, in Syria.
furt, Germany. Kilgore, J. S., Box 719, Boise,
Kapitz, 0., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin- Idaho.
Charl., Gdmany. Kim, .N. C., Seoul, Chosen (Korea).
Kapusta, St., Nowa Droza, L. 23, Kimble, J. N., Takoma Park Sta-
Cieszyn, Polish Silesia, Poland. tion, Washington, D. C.
Kasa, J. W., 812 Steger Bldg., 28 Kimble, R. L., 17 Abbott Road,
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Lucknow, India.
Kauble, N. W., 222 Hilborn St., Kime, D. S., Sipogoe, Post Sipirok.
Lodi, Cal. Tapanoeli, Sumatra, Dutch
Keate, R. I., 215 North McDowell East Indies.
St., Charlotte, N. C. King, A. L., " Mizpah," Wahroon-
Keh, Nga Pit, Kulangsu, Amoy, ga, N. S. W., Australia.
China. King, L. H., Room 6, Mann Bldg.,
Keh, N. K., Kulangsu, Amoy, Utica, N. Y.
China. King, M. J., Box 1367, Atlanta,
Keitts, F. S., 703 South Gallatin Ga.
St., Jackson, Miss. King, N. B., 703 South Gallatin
Kelemen, St., Burgergasse 29, St., Jackson, Miss.
,Hermannstadt, Transylvania, Kinne, P. Z., 129 East 126th St.,
Rumania. New York, N. Y.
Kellar, C. C., S. D. A. Mission, Kinney, C. M., R. F. D. 2, cor.
Krishnagar, Dist. Nadia, India. Ligon Lane and Dickerson Pike.
Kelle, 0., Neuwerkstr. 45, Erfurt, Nashville, Tenn.
Germany. Kinney, C. R., 703 South Gallatin
Kelley, H. M. 411 Baum Bldg., St., Jackson, Miss.
Oklahoma City, Okla. Kintanar, M., Box 244, Cebu, Cebu,
Kellman, S. E., Apartado 230, Ma- Philippine Islands.
tanzas, Cuba, West Indies. Kirk, H., Cooranbong, N. S. W.,
Kellogg, C. E., 1324 North Four- Australia.
teenth St., Phoenix, Ariz. Kirk, H. F., 411 Cedar Ave., Ti
Kellogg, M. G., 521 Brown St., koma Park Station, Washing
Healdsburg, Cal. ton, D. C.
Kennedy, W. F., 122 South Eighth Kirkham, Walter, 422 Oppenheim-
St., Grand Junction, Colo. er Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
Kent, A. W., cor. Peel and Grey Kirkelykke, L. J., Margrethevej
Sts., South Brisbane, Queens- 5, Copenhagen, V.. Denmark.
land, Australia. Kittle, 0. M. Reed City, Mich.
Kent, H. A., 116 Grote St., Ade- Kitto, R. H., 426 Spadina Cres-
laide, South Australia, Aus- cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
tralia. Canada.
Kent, J. W., 184 Jervois Road, Klement,-A. W., Juhkentan tlin 5,
Auckland, New Zealand. k. 9, Reval. Esthonia.
270 MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY
Klepe, John, Route 4, Warren,
Ohio.
Klingbeil, R. G., Fultonstr. 20u
The Hague, Holland.
Klose, J. C., Keizan, Chosen.
Kloss, W., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin
Charl., ermany.
Kneeland, B. F., 602 Henson Bldg.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Kneeland, W. G., Box 143, Nassau,
Bahama Islands.
Knight, C. E., Apartado 492, Bar-
celona, Spain.
Knight, F., "Mizpah," Wahroon-
ga, N. S. W., Australia.
Knight, I. G., Box 66, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, British Wesi
Indies.
Knipschild, J. F., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Knox, John, 417 Castle Hall Bldg.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Knox, M. F., 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Knox, P. L., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Knox, W. T., Takoma Park Ste
tion, Washington, D. C.
Kobele, F., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Kobayashi, T., 15 Motoimachi, Hi
roshima, Japan.
Kobs, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin
Charl., Germany.
Kohtanen, V., Annegaten 33, Hel-
sincilors, Finland.
Kolling, W., Box 145, Addis Aba-
ba, Abyssinia (via Djibouti).
Konigmacher, S. M., Musofu Mis-
sion, Private Bac', Broken Hill,
Northern Rhodesia, South Af-
rica.
Korsch, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Kotz, E.,Villa Fontana, Skods-
borg, enmark.
Kraft, J. H., 500 Stover. St., Fort
Collins, Colo.
Krainean, T. M., 2502 Twenty-
third Ave., South, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Krautschick, And., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Gr many.
Krautschick, August, Uhlandstr.
189, Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Kress, D. H., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Kress, P., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Krieghoff, C. E., 2200 Laprida, Ro-
sario de Santa Fe, Argentina,
South America.
Kritsky, M. S., 426 Spadina Cres-
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Kroeker, J., Caixa Postal 378, Re-
cife, Pernambuco, Brazil, South
America.
Krug, L., Bandelstr. 29, Hannover,
Germany.
Kruger, Albert, Casilla 2830, San-
tiago, Chile, South America.
Krum, J. H., Fountain Head, Tenn.
Kruse, A., Grindelberg 11, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Kuehl, A. W., Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Dak.
Kuempel, F. R., Indayal, via Blu-
menau, Santa Catharina, Brazil,
South America.
Kuempel, Manoel, Sao Bernardo.
S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil,
South America.
Kuhn, 0. B., S. D. A. Mission, The
Island, Changsha, Hunan, China
(on furlough).
Kuniya, H., Box 7, Yodobashi P.
0., Tokyo, Japan.
Kunkel, C. J., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Kunze, M., Grindelberg 11, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Kurtichanov, Titus, Route 1, Box
58, La Grange, Ill.
Kuschel, E., Eschenheimer Anlage
2, Frankfort a. M., Germany.
L ACEY' H. C., Takoma Park Sta
tion, Washington, D. C.
LaGrone, G. A., Box 188, Clovis,
N. Mex.
Lake, D. D., Lodi, Cal.
Lake, W. K., Box 15, Poona,
India.
Lamson, J. G., 224 Prospect Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Landaas, B. 0., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Landis, C. C. 34 Nanking Road,
Shanghai, China.
Lane, F. G., 3 Awde St., Toronto,
Ontario.
Lane, L. E., Gendia, Kisumu, Brit-
ish East Africa.
Lang, G. J., Box CCC, Jamestown,
N.. ak
Langa, R. M., 50 Portland House,
Commissioner St., Johannes-
burg, Transvaal, South Africa.
Langberg, T. M., Box CCC, James-
town, N. DA.
Langdon, G. E., College Pltici
Wash.
Lange R., Pelzgasse 2/10, Wien
XV, Austria.
Langenberg, H., Tizianstr. 37,
Munich, Germany.
Langford, L. F., S. D. A. Mission,
Waterloo, Sierra Leone, Wes'
Africa.
Langholf, A., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber
lin-Charl., Germany.
Lanier, W. E., San Pedro Stull
Honduras, Central America.
Larsen, F. M., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Lashier, F. A., Sutherlin, Oregon
Lass, M. W. Juhkentan tan, 5, k.
9, Reval, Esthonia.
Lauda, E. R.,.Route '1, WheatridgE
Colo.
Lavanchy, F., rue Nicolas Roret 1,
Paris, XIIIe, France.
Lawrence, J. H., College View,
Nebr.
Lawrence, N. W., Gifford, Mont
Lawson, A. N., Bisiatabu, Port
.Moresby, British New Guinea.
Lawson, T. C., cor. Peel and Grey
Sts., South Brisbane, Queens
land, Australia.
Leach, R. W., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Lecorps, Dudray, Box 28, Cape
Haitien, Haiti, West Indies.
Le Due, B. P., 331 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Lee, C. W., Keizan, Chosen.
Lee, C. M., cor. Peel and Grey Sts.,
South Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia.
271
Lee, Frederick, S, D. A. Mission,
62 Ta Fang Chia Hutting, Pe-
king, China.
Lee, H. M., Soonan, Chosen, (on
furlough) .
Lee, 0. S., Akersgaten 74, Chris-
tiania, Norway.
Leer, Carl, 817 Nora Ave.. -Spo-
kane, Wash.
Leer, V., Harvey, N. Dak.
Leffler, G. E., 501 South Nine-
teenth St., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Leland, Eugene, care Academy,
Maple Plain, Minn.
Leland, J. A. 237 South Thirteenth
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Lemke, L. D. A., " Tereora." The
Boulevard, Strathfield. N. S. W.,
Australia.
Leplatoni, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Leslie, J. D., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Letts, F. H., 22 Stanley St., Rich-
mond, Victoria, Australia.
Lewis, C. C., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Lewis, H. G., 237 South Thirteenth
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Lewis, M. W., Modesto, Cal.
Lewis, W. H., Huntsville, Ala.
Lewis, W. H., Box 66, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Lewsadder, Wm., Box 909, Ogden,
Utah.
Libby, R. A., 817 Nora Ave., Spo-
kane, Wash.
Lightner, C. S., College View,
Nebr.
Lillie, C. P. Lowanho, Yencheng.
Ronan, China.
Lindsay, Gust, 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Lindsay, R. S., Ellett, Ohio.
Lindsay, W. B., 280 Villeneuve St.,
West, Montreal, Quebec.
Lindsey, D. E., 20 Herbert St..
- Richwood, Ohio.
Lindt, S. H., S. D. A. Mission,
Chengtu, Szechwan, China.
Lingenfelter, C. L., 3316 Rucker
St., Everett, Wash.
Lippolis, G., Casilla Postale 281,
Trieste, Italy.
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Little, T. A., 215 North McDowell Lowe, H. W., S. D. A. Mission,

St., Charlotte, N. C. Waterloo, Sierra Leone, West
Litwinenco, J. A., Herreid, S. Dak. Africa.
Liu, Djen Bang, Lowanho, Yen- Lowry, G. G., 9 Cockburn Road,
cheng, Honan, China. Bangalore, South India.
Lowry, W. S., Hahn Route, El
Livingston, J. D., Apartado 230, Campo, Tex.
Matanzas, Cuba, West Indies. Lucas, H. G., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Ljungberg, S., Gamla Brogatan 38, Los Angeles, Cal.
Stockholm, Sweden. Lucas, V. H., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Lloyd, Ernest, Pacific Press Pub. Los Angeles, Cal.
Assn., Mountain View, Cal. Ludewig, M., Mission Society of S.
Loasby, F. H., Chichoki Mallian, D. A., Petra Zrinskog, Street
N. W. Ry., India (on furlough). 11, Novi Sad, Jugoslavia.
Loasby, R. E., 17 Abbott Road, Ludington, D. C., 60 Lower Kern-
Lucknow, India. - mendine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Locken, J. B., East Robinson and Didtke, A., Maleckiego 6, Poznan,
Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla. Poland, Europe.
Lockert, A. J., 417 Black Ave., Lukens, H. A., 417 Castle Hall
South, Bozeman, Mont. Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.
Long, A. C., Box 1077, Oklahoma Lukens, Morris, 411 Baum Bldg.,
City, Okla. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Long, Luther, 426 Spading Cres- Lukens, T. R., 202 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg.,
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Canada. Lumper, J. H., Union, Oregon.
Long, U. P., R. F. D. 1, Sedgwick, Lund, A. 0., 142 South Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Long, W. A., 1112 Kalamath St., Lundquist, H. B., Florida, E. C. C.
Denver, Colo. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
Longacre, C. S., Takoma Park Sta- South America.
tion, Washington, D. C. Lundstrean, S., Gamla Brogatan 38,
Longo, M. J., 237 South Thir- Stockholm, Sweden.
teenth - St., Philadelphia, Pa. -- Lusky, R., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Longway, E. L., 2028 Si Phya Charl., Germany.
Road, Bangkok, Siam. Lutz, E. L., S. D. A. Mission,
Loots, J. L., Rue de la Pacification Chungking, Szechwan, China.
89, Antwerp, Belgium. Lyndon, F. E., Papeete, Tahiti,
Lopez, Cesar, Casilla 1002, Linia, Society Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Peru, South America. Lysinger, H. E., College View,
Lopez, Jose, Apartado 492, Barce- Nebr.
lona, Spain.
T.orntz, E. J., Box CCC, James-
town, N. Dak.
Lorenz, F. A., 728 Kansas Ave., AAS, J. V., Dundern, Sas-
Topeka, Kans. M katchewan, Canada.
Lorenz, J. D., College View, Nebr. Macdonald, F., Emmanuel Mission,
Losey, L. B. 817 Nora Ave., Spo- Leribe, Basutoland, South Af-
kane, Wash. rica.
Lo, Sin Tshoi, Waichow, Kwang- Mace, J. W., Takoma Park Sta-
tung, China. tion, Washington, D. C.
LoughboroUgh, J. N., Sanitarium, MacGuire, Meade, Takoma Park
Cal. Station, Washington, D. C.
Lovell, V. P.; 203 West Franklin Machlan, B. F., South Lancaster,
St., Clinton, Mo. Mass.
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Mackintosh, M., Memramcook,
New Brunswick.
MacLay, W. D., 1364 Morton Ave.,
Pasadena, Cal.
MacNiel, J. W., :56 Roeland St.,
Cape Town, South Africa.
Macko, St., Vodna ul. 2, Kaschau,
Czechoslovakia.
MacPherson, Verah, Melrose, Mass.
Madsen, 0., Ruthven, Iowa.
Magan, P. T., 304 North Boyle
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Magcalen, Ricardo, 707 Vermont
Ave., Manila, Philippine Islands.
Magi, Edward, W. Juhkentan tan
5, k. 9, Reval, Esthonia.
Magoon, C. R., East -Robinson and
Rosalind Ave. Orlando,- Fla.
Mahle, K.,' 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart,
Germany.
Mai, G., Tizianstr. 37, Munich,
Germany.
Mallory, J. B., 12 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
Mann, C. G., 12% . East Shepard
St., Charleston, S. C.
Mann, G. E., Drawer 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
Mannesmann, A., .Bandelstr., 29,
Hannover, Germany.
Manry, E. A., 12 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
Manuel, B. E., Box 217,. St. John's,
Newfoundland.
Manzano, J. R., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Marais, J. C., 8 .Stranach St., Mar-
itzburg, Natal, South Africa.
Marchism, S., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Marietta, J. J., 838 Lincoln Ave.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Maris, W. B., 417 Castle Hall Bldg.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Marriott, G. E., cor. Peel and Grey
Sts., South Brisbane, Queens
land, Australia.
Marsh, C. W., care Indiana Acade-
my, Cicero, Ind. .
. Marsh, L. R., Nevada, Iowa.
Marshall, J. S., Puiggari, F. C. E.,
Argentina, .South America.
Martin, C. E., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
273
Martin, C. N., 322 Jackson Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, C. P., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Martin, H. R., Suva Vou, Suva,
Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
Martin, I. M., 2006 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, James, Box 316, Clanton,
Ala.
Martin, R. H., 817 Nora Ave., Spo-
kane, Wash.
Martin, S. 0., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Martin, W. F., 421 North Isabel
St., Glendale, Cal.
Martinson, M. M., First Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Masters, F., " Tereora," The
Boulevard, Strathfield, N. S. W.,
Australia.
Mathe, L., Warszawska 19, II.,
Bydgoszcz, Poland.
Mathwig,E. A. 3131 Pasadena
Ave., Los Angele s, Cal.
Mathy, rue Nicolas Roret, 1,
Paris, YIIIe, France.
Mattison, M. .M., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow,
Mattison, 0. 0., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Matula, Paul, 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Maung Maung, 60 Lower Kemmen-
dine Road. Rangoon, Burma.
Maxwell, A. S., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Maxwell, E. L., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Maxwell, S. G., Gendia, Kisumu.
British East Africa.
May, Daniel, 56 Roeland St., Cape
Town, South Africa.
Mayinza, Jim., Solusi Mission,
Bulawayo, Rhodesia, South Af-
rica.
Maynor, W. 'H., 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
McClements, W., Ilorin, via Lagos,
Nigeria, West Africa.
McComas, J. W., 3541 Hurlbut
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
McConaughey, J. L., Berrien
Springs, Mich.
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McCord, J. W., 1455 Seventh St..,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
McCoy, L., Battle Creek, Mich.
McCrow, H. W., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
McDonald, C. M., Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla. '
McEachern, J. II., 3 Awde St., To-
ronto, Ontario.
McElhany, J. L., 2006 Twenty
fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
McGill, Neil, "302 Nokomis Bldg.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
McGeachy, J., 10 Sharia, Chitty
Bey, Shubra, Cairo, Egypt.
McGowan, C. A. W., 22 Stanley
St., Richmond, Victoria, Austra-
lia.
McHenry, W. H., 17 Abbott Road.
Lucknow, India.
McKeague, R. J., 1112 Keeaumoku
St., Honolulu, Hawaii.
McKibben, W. A., 703 South Penn-
sylvania Ave. Mason City, Iowa.
McLaren, G.,'Suva Wu, Suva,
Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
McLennan, W. P., 703 South Gal-
latin St., Jackson, Miss.
McNay, G. R. E., 8 Stranack St.,
Maritzburg, Natal, South Africa.
McNiel, D. E. Jacksonville, Tex
McVagh, C. F., Oshawa, Ontario
McWhinny, H. E., S. D. A. Mis
sion. Karmatar, E. I. Ry., Indite
McWilliams, Chas., College View,
Nebr.
Mead, Andrew, 850 Van Ness Ave.,
North, Santa Ana, Cal.
Medairy, G., 1901 Rosedale St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Megrant, Francisco, Box 302, San-
to Domingo, Republica Domini-
ca.
Meleen, C., Stockhrlm, Me.
Meleen, E. M., 9 Cockburn Road,
Bangalore, Soutl. India.
Mendez, Manuel, Box 646, Ponce,
Porto Rico.
Menkel, H. C., Box 15, Poona, India.
Meredith, W. H., Stanborough
Park, Watford, Herts, England.
Merrell, E. A., 1437 East Forty-
eighth St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Mershon, R. B., S. D. A. Mission,
Sandakan, British North Borneo.
Metcalf, L. C.; 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Metzger, 0. J , 222 Frank St.,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
Meyer, Albert, Avenue Maurice 4,
Algers, Algeria.
Meyer, H., Caixa Postal 768, Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil, South America.
Meyer, Oscar, rue Nicolas Roret, 1,
Paris, XIIIe France.
Meyer, Paul, Lua Citade de Man-
chester 10-4, Lisbon, Portugal.
Meyer-Bartschy, H., Felsenbergstr.
324, Seebach-Zilrich, Switzer-
land.
Meyers, C. K., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Wasoington, D. C.
Meyers; D., Suva Vou, Suva, Fiji,
Pacific 0 ean.
Meyers, F H., Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
Ameri a.
Meyers, H., 111 Barker Road, Sub-
iaco, Perth, 'West Australia, Aus-
tralia.
Michaels, C. P., 116 Grote St., Ade-
laide, South Australia, Australia.
Mignott, H. L., 112 Tower St.,
King4ton, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
Mikkelsen, J. C., Plant City, Fla.
Miller, A. L., 1018 West Second,
St., Ottumwa, Iowa.
Miller, Mrs. B., Box 814, U. S. Poc
tal Agency, Shanghai, China
Miller, B. E., 129 East 128th St.,
New York, N. Y.
Miller, C. H., College View, Nebr.
Miller, C. N., 223 Chester Ave.,
Bakersfield, Cal.
Miller, D. P., 203 West Franklin
St., Clinton, Mo.
Miller, F. W. Apartado 230, Ma-
tanzas, Cuba, West Indies.
Miller, H. J., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla. .
Miller, H. S., Oshawa, Ontario
Canada.
Miller, H. W., Takoma Park Sta
tion, Washington. D. C.
Miller. J. T., College View, Nebr.
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Miller, J. W., Box 584, Riverside,
Cal.
Miller, W. F., Casilla 85, Puno,
Peru, South America.
Miller, W. IV., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Mills, Joseph, Carmel, West Au,
tralia.
Milne, R. M., Box 310, Hongkong,
China.
Miltz, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin
Charl., Germany.
Minck, A., Greguss utca 10, foldz
2, Budapest I, Hungary.
Minner, I. V., 31 Dundonald St.,
Port of Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies.
Minner, L. D., Casilla 1002, Lima,
Peru, South America.
Miramontez, W. B., 3131 Pasadena
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Mitchell, Amos, 411I4 Twelfth
Ave., Seattle, Wash.
Mitchell, D. A., 304 West Aller
St., Springfield, Ill.
Mitchell, H., Tereora," The Boul-
evard, Strathfield, N. S. W., Aus-
tralia.
Mitchell, J. G., Box 316, Clanton,
Ala.
Mitchell, Dr. J. R., Box 1367, At-
lanta, Ga.
Mocnik, A., Mission Society of S.
D. A., Petra Zrinskog, Street
11, Novi Sad, Jugoslavia.
Modise, L., 50 Portland House,
Commissioner St., Johannesburg,
Transvaal, South Africa.
Moffett, W. C., 75 Grant St., Port-
land Me.
Moffitt, L. L., 537 Twenty-fifth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Mohr, W. B., 142 South Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Moko, R., P. 0. Fraser's Camp,
Martindale, Cape Province,
South Africa.
Molokomme, Lazarus, 6 Engineer's
Quarters, Tempe, Bloemfontein,
Orange Free State, South Africa.
Monnier, J., rue Nicolas Roret, 1.
Paris, XIIIe, France.
Monnier, Vital, rue Edel 15, Stras-
bourg. Alsace, France.
275
Montgomery, E. E., 703 South Gal-
latin St., Jackson, Miss.
Montgomery, 0., Florida, F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Montgomery, R. P., 422 Oppen-
heimer Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
Mookerjee, L. G., Gopalganj, Dist.
Faridpur, India.
Moon, Allen, Forest Grove, Oreg.
Moore, E. V., Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Moore, L. G., 1523 Boston Blvd.,
Lansing, Mich.
Moreira, J., Rua Saldanha Marinho
169, Curityba, Parana, Brazil,
South America.
Morgan, 0. W., S. D. A. Mission.
Chungking, Szechwan, China.
Morris, C. C., S. D. A. Mission,
Siang-siu Seng, Foochow, China.
Morris, C. R., Box 482, Ashland,
Wis.
Morris, R. P. 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow,
Morrison, A. V., Reed City, Mich.
Morrison, D., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Morrison, H. A., College
Nebr.
Morrison, Isaac, Pacific Union Col-
lege, St. Helena, Cal.
Morrow, E. E., Rocklin, Cal.
Morse, J. F., care Sanitarium,
Hinsdale, Ill.
Mortenson, S., La Grange, Ill
Motzer, C. A., Tizianstr. 37, Mu-
nich, Germany.
Moulton, C. N., Moca, Republica
Dominica.
Mountain, A., S. D. A. Mission,
The Island, Changsha, Hunan,
China.
Mountain, A., Sr. " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Mozar, D. A., 51 Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Mtimkulu, James, P. 0. Box 124,
Ladysmith, Natal, South Africa.
Miihlbacher, J., Pelzgasse 2/10,
Wien XV, Austria.
Milner, A., Neuwerkstr. 45, Erfurt,
Germany.
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Miller, A. W., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Mailer, E., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Willer, R., 22 Bergstr., Stuttggrt,
Germany.
Milner, W., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
- Chad., Germany.
Mullinnex, M. E., Wang Gia Dim,
Hankow, Hupeh, China.
Munro, S. W., Box 244, Cebu, Cebu,
Philippine Islands.
Munson, A., 24 van Heutz Straat,
Koepang, Soerabaya, Java, Dutch
East Indies.
Munson, Melvin, Sebastopol, Cal.
Munson, R. W., Sanitarium, Glen-
dale, Cal.
Muntz, Leslie, 1901 Rosedale St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Murphy, Thos.,1215 Marshall St.,
Little Rock, Ark.
Murray, W. E., Sao Bernardo, S.
P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Murrin, G. H., Box 334, La Paz,
Iloilo, Panay, Philippine Islands.
Mussen, Richard, Stanborough
Park, Watford, Herts, England.
Muth, J., Irrerstr. 20, II, Niirn-
berg, ermany.
Mzezoyana, Agrippa, Hospital Hill,
Umtata, Cape Province, South
Africa.
Mzozoyana, Evan, Bethel Mission,
Butterworth, Cape Province,
South Africa.
N ABUCO, L. D., Rua Mariano
Procopio 679, Minas Geraes,
Brazil, South America.
Nagel, S.. A., Waichow, Kwang-
tung, China.
Niirem, A. 0., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Nash R. T., 615 West Twenty-
fourth St., Pueblo, Colo.
Niither, E., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Neff, J. P., 411 Cedar St., Takoma
Park, D. C.
Nehring, Fred., Box CCC, James-
town, N. D.
Neilsen, J. A., Box 909, Ogden,
Utah.
Neilsen, N. P., 1004 North Fourth
St., Stillwater, Minn.
Nelson, A. E., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Nelson, A. N., Box 7, Yodobashi
P. 0., Tokyo, Japan.
Nelson, Andrew, Sanitarium, Cal.
Nelson, Arthur, 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Nelson, N. R., 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Nelson, W. A., 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Nelson, W. E., Pacific Union Col-
leg, St. Helena, Cal.
Nelson, W. R., Drawer 1304, Fres-
no, Cal.
Nerlund, 0. J., 906 South Fifty-
sixth St., Tacoma, Wash.
Nethery, J. J., Box 584, Riverside,
Cal.
Nethery, R. J., 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill.
Nettleton, Daniel, Port Townsend,
Wash.
Neufeld, D. D., 426 Spadina Cres-
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Neufeld, J. D:, 302 Nokomis Bldg.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Neufeld, J. H., 3710 Roberts St.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Neumann, R., Pragerstrasse 36,
Teplitz-ISchOnau, Czechoslovakia.
Newbold, D. C., 421 Castle Hall
Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.
Newbold, G. T., Carmel, West Aus-
tralia, Australia.
Newbold, L., cor. Peel and Grey
Sts., South Brisbane, Queens-
land, Australia.
Newcomb, Ira B., Camas, Wash.
Newmyer, C. B., 215 North Mc-
Dowell St., Charlotte, N. C.
Nichol, F. D., 537 Twenty-fifth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Nicholson, D., Atehin, New Hebri-
des, Pacific Ocean.
Nicola, - H., 123 Manchester St.,
Battle ek, ie Mich.
Nicola, L. T., 768 West Van Buren
St. Battle Creek, Midi.
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Nicolas, C. S., 422 Oppenheimer
Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
Nicolaysen, 0. R., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Niedoba, J., Nowa Droza L. 23,
Cieszyn, Polish Silesia, Poland,
Europe.
Nielsen, N. G., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Niergarth, H. A., 304 I.O.O.F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Ninow W., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Chah, Germany.
Nixon, J. C., Fox River Academy,
Sheridan, Ill.
Noble, R. E., 426 Spading, Cres-
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Nord, G. E., Gamla Brogatan 38,
Stockholm, Sweden.
North, W. S., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Norton, S. E., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Norwood, J. W., Box 719, Boise,
Idaho.
Nott, W. L., 728 Kansas Ave., To-
peka, Kans.
Numbers, E. R., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Nunes, M. G., 812 Steger Bldg..
Chicago, Ill.
Nussbaum, Dr. J., 1 bis, Rue Ber-
nardin de St. Pierre, Le Havre,
France.
Nussbaum, T., 20 Rue des Berle-
dictins, Nimes, Gard, France.
Nutter, Virbrook, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Nygaard, Peter, Box 302, Santo
Domingo, Republica Dominica.
Nyman, L. G., 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Nyman, L. J., 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
ANCEA, N., 812 Steger Bldg.,
O 28 East Jackson Blvd., Chi- Osborne, Mrs. Ella H., 2131 P St.,
cago, Ill.
Oberg, H. A., Soonan, Chosen, Osborne, E. E., Fairfield, Me.
(Korea).
Oberg, E. M., 2718 Third Ave ,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.
Oberholtzer, D. H., Palm City, Cal.
277
()blander, J. G., 107 West Maple
St., Enid, Okla.
Ochs, D. A., 817 Nora Ave., Spo-
kane, Wash.
Ochs., W. B., 812 Steger Bldg., 28
East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Oesterreich, A., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Ogden, A. R., College Place, Wash.
Ohme, B. 399 Upper Serangoon
Road, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
Ok, Ne Keun, Soonan, Chosen (Ko-
rea).
Okohira, T. H. 4 Kumochi, Shi-
midzu, Fukaicho, Kobe, Japan.
Olcott, C. E., 508 East Everett St.,
Portland, Oreg.
Oliva, Manuel, Vigan, 'locos Sur,
Philippine Islands.
Oliver, F. M., Puyallup, Wash.
Olmstead, H. C., 50 Portland
House, Commissioner St., Johan-
nesburg, Transvaal, South Africa.
Olsen, D. K., Northwood, Iowa.
Olsen, E. G. Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Eiak.
Olsen,Martin, 609 First St., KW.,
Valey City, N. Dak.
Olsen, M. E., College View, Nebr.
Olsen, M. M., Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Olsen, 0. J., Ingolfsstraeti 10
Reykjavik, Iceland.
Olsen, Paul, Akersgaten 74, Chris-
tiania, Norway.
Olson, A. V., La Ligniere, Gland,
Ct. Vaud, Switzerland.
Olson, L. H., Morabadi, Ranchi,
India.
Olson, H. 0., R. F. D. 1, Box 58
La Grange, Ill.
Ortner, I. G., 2718 Third Ave
South, Minneapolis, Minn.
Osborne, A. J., 2131 P St., Sacra
mento, Cal.
Sacramento, Cal.
Osborne, J. R., 75 Grant St., Port-
land, Me.
Osborne, P. B., Lock Box 475, Fair-
field, Me.
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Oss, Gordon, Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Dak.
Oss, John, Manchurian S. D. A.
Mission, Mukden, Manchuria,
China.
Oss, Melvin, Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Dak.
Oster, F. F., Tabriz, Persia (on
furlough; address, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.)
Osterman, F. A., 602 Henson'Bldg.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Ostrander, Wm., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Oswald, E. H. Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Dak.
Oswald, J. C., 60 Grand Ave., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Oswal, T. L., Casilla 355, La Paz,
Bolivia, South America.
Ott, F. J., Grindelberg 11, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Overmann, H., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Overstreet, C. E., 237 South Thir-
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Owen, F. M., Apartado 218, Guate-
mala City, Guatemala, Central
America.
Owens, G. E., care. Pine Tree Acad-
emy, Auburn, Me.
P AAP, C A , 8 Stranack St., Ma-
ritzburg, Natal, South Africa.
Paap, F. W., 728 Kansas Ave., To-
peka, Kans.
Page, F. A., 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, Colo.
Painter, F. E., 802 East Acacia
Ave., Glendale, Cal.
Pak, Y. S., Seoul, Chosen.
Palmer, . S., Suva Vou, Suva,
Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
Palmer, E. R., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Palmer, S. W., Box 719, Boise,
Idaho.
Panaga, Augustin, 707 Vermont
Ave., Manila, Philippine Islands.
Panasuk, Mina, Box CCC James-
town, N. Dak.
Pannkoke, H., West Union, S. C.
Panzig, 0., Uhlandstr. 189,lin-
er
Charl., Germany.
Parker, H. B., Tungshan, Canton,
China.
Parkhurst, W. D., Somerset Cen-
ter, Mich.
Parkin, F. J., 22 Stanley St., Rich-
mond, Victoria, Australia.
Parkins, C. G., Box 28, Cape Hai-
tien, Haiti, est Indies.
Parmele, C. F., Route 2, Escondido,
Cal.
Parmele, R. W., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F. Mexico.
Parsons, D. A., 142 South Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pascoe, J., 84 Jervois Road, Auck-
land, New Zealand.
Pascoe, W. H., 116 Grote St., Ade-
laide, South Australia, Australia.
Passebois, L. F., Oshawa, Ontario.
Patchett, H. G., Bethel Mission,
Butterworth, Cape Province,
South Africa.
Patterson, W. E., Box 7, Yodobashi
P. 0., Tokyo, Japan.
Pattison, L. 0., 8 Zee Straat, Pa-
dang, Sumatra, Dutch East In-
dies.
Patzig, R., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Patzkowski, J. E., 1112 Kalamath
St.. Denver, Colo.
Paulini, P. P., Strada Labirint 116,
Bukharest, Rumania.
Pavey, T. E., 602 Henson Bldg.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Payne, Nathan, Box 66, Port .of
Spain, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Pean, Arioste, Box 28, Cape Hai-
tien, Haiti, West Indies.
Peden, H. L., Narsapur, Kistna
District, India.
Penner, J., Felsenbergstr. 324, See-
bach-Ziirich, Switzerland.
Penrose, C. E., Lindrick House,
Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury
Park, London, North, England.
Peranian, 0., Box 109, Galata, Con-
stantinople, Turkey.
Perkins, C. 0., 75 Grant St., Port-
land, Me.
Perry, F. L., 2200 Laprida, Rosario
de Santa Fe, Argentina, South
America. .
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Petermann,0., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin - Charl., Germany.
Peters, R., 17 Abbott Road, Luck-
now, India.
Peters, W., Neuwerkstr. 45, Er-
furt, Germany.
Petersen, A. P., Reed City, Mich.
Petersen, B., Manchurian S. D. A.
Mission, Mukden, Manchuria,
China.
Peterson, A. W., 411 Baum Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Peterson, E. F., Casilla 1002, Lima,
Peru, South America.
Peterson, E. L., Holly, Mich.
Petercon, John, 508 East Everett
St., Portland, Oregon.
Pettibone, M. S., 1901 Rosedale
St., Baltimore, Md.
Pettis, H. I., 51 Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Pettit, G. W., 116 North Four-
teenth St., Seattle, Wash. '
Peugh, V. E., Box 584, Riverside,
Cal.
Petzold, G., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl. Germany.
Pfeiler, W., Pionierstr. 61, Dussel-
dorf, Germany.
Pferschy, J., Casilla Postale 281,
Trieste, Italy.
Phipps, B. H., Bethel Academy,
Bethel, Wis.
Phipps, F. C., 142 South Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Philips, N. W., 910 North West St.,
Lima, Ohio.
Phillips, E. B., Ruanda S.D.A. Mis-
sion, Lake Kivu, Belgian East
Africa.
Phillips, Joseph, 60 Lower Kem-
mendine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Pickard, U. D., 813 Carroll Ave.,
Takoma Park, D. C.
Pierce, H. W., Mountain View,
Cal.
Pierce, R. L., 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Pieringer, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin- Ch arl., Germany.
Pinkard, G. S., Room 620, Crutcher
and Starks Bldg., Louisville, Ky.
Pioeh, Albert, Grindelberg 11,
Hamburg, Germany.
279.
Piper, A. H., 22 Stanley St., Rich-
mond, Victoria, Australia.
Piper, E. A., Box 482, Ashland,
Wis.
Piper, H. E., 111 Barker Road, Sub-
iaco, Perth, West Australia, Au-
stralia.
Piper, J. F., Box 55, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Piwarz, G., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Place, A. E., .Garden City Sani-
tarium, San Jose, Cal.
Pohle, W. R., Casilla 355, LaPaz,
Bolivia, South America.
Polednik, K., Dr. Dietrichgasse 3,
Troppau, Czechoslovakia.
Polinkas, Geo., Box 399, Central
Station, Toledo, Ohio.
Poley, P. C., 9 Cockburn Road,
Bangalore, India.
Pond, A. P., Malamulo Mission,
Blantyre, Nyasaland, British
Central Africa.
Pontynen, W. B., Annegaten 33,
Helsingfors, Finland.
Pool, N. H., Holly, Mich.
Popescu, C., Strada Vasile Stroes-
cu No. 2,Arad, Banat, Rumania.
Popow, M., Care S.D.A. Mission,
Zavodskaja No. 6, Room 2, Har-
bin, Manchuria.
Porter, S. W., Box 909, Ogden,
Utah.
Post, B. L., 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill. "
Potschke, R., Bandelstr. 29, Hann-
over, Germany.
Potter, E. R., 411 Baum Bldg.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Potzl, R., Eschenheimer Anlage 2,
Frankfort on Main, Germany.
Pound, I. C. 703 South Gallatin
St., Jackson, Miss.
Powel, F. E., Lindrick House, Sev-
en Sisters Road, Finsbury Park,
London, North, England.
Pratt, F. A., 2028 Si Phya Road,
Bangkok, Siam,
Premer, C. L., College View, Nebr.
Prenier, H. S., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D, C,
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Preseott, W. P., Lindrick House,
Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury
Park, London, North, England.
Prescott, W. W., Cooranbong, N.
S. W., Australia.
Pretyman, C. H. " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Prieser, F. A., Pelzgasse 2/10,
Wien XV, Austria.
Priest, Albert, 8 Stranack St., Mar-
itzburg, Natal, South Africa.
Prillwitz, W., 22 Bergstr., Stutt-
gart, Germany.
Proctor, L. H., 166 Linwood Place,
Riverside, Cal.
Proctor, M. R., Box 188, Clovis,
N. Mex.
Prout, C. S., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Province, P. W., 512 East Four-
teenth St., The Dalles, Oregon.
Pulver, C. .' 411 Cedar St., Tako-
ma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Punches, V. 0., College View, Nebr.
Purdom, C. A., Molalla, Oregon.
Purina', P., Dzirnavu iela 47, Riga,
Latvia.
UlLLTN, G. C., Killbuck, Ohio.
QStation,
Quinn, R. D., Takoma Park
Washington, D. C.
ADER, G. W. 426 Spadina
R
Ix Crescent, Saskatoon, Saskat-
chewan, Canada.
Radke, W., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Raft, J. C., Margrethevej 5, Co-
penhagen, V., Denmark.
Ragsdale, L. B., Box 887, Phoenix,
Ariz.
Rails, W. A., 1455 Seventh St.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Rampton, F. G., 84 Jervois Road,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Randle, W. H., 112 Tower St.,
Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
Raposo, A. F., Rue Cidade Man-
chester 10-4, Lisbon, Portugal.
Rashford, L., Box 86, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Rasmussen, Steen, Margrethevej 6,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Raspal, M., Rose Hill, Mauritius
Island.
Raymond, J. W., 203 Waverly St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Read, W. E., Lindrick House, Sev-
en Sisters Road, Finsbury Park,
London, North, England.
Reaser, G. W., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Reavis, D. W., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Reavis, J. D., 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill.,
Rebensburg, A., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Rebok, D. E., Box 523, U. S. Pos-
tal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Redfield, C. T., 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Reed, H. W., 537 Twenty-fifth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Rees, D. A., 142 South Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rees, D. D., College View, Nebr.
Rees, E. H., 614 Boulevard, Ash-
land, Oreg.
Reiber, J. A., Box 169, Falls City,
Oregon.
Reichenbaugh, C. E., 142 South
Negley Ave., Pittsburgh, Penn.
Reid, J. -A., Box M, Cristobal, Ca-
nal Zone, Panama.
Reid, 0. P., 112 Tower St., King-
ston, Jamaica, British, West In-
dies.
.Reihlen, C., Eschenheimer Anlage
2, Frankfort an Main, Germany.
Reile,B. A., 304 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg.,
Cag ary, Alberta, Canada.
Reiner, Dan, Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Dak.
Reiner, D. E., 426 Spadina Cres-
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Reis, Jose A., Caixa Postal 106,
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil, South America.
Reiswig, C. K., Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
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Reiswig, J. J., 304 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Rentfro, C. E., Caixa Postal 378,
Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil,
South America.
Replogle, J. D., Casilla 85, Puno,
Peru, South America.
Reppe, M. S., Hutchinson, Minn.
Resen, Chr., Margrethevej 5, Co-
penhagen, V., Denmark.
Rey, Jules, rue Nicolas Roret, 1,
Paris, XIIIe, France.
Reynolds, C. J., 84 Jervois Road,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Reynolds, E. R., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Reynolds, I. T., Box 887, Phoenix,
Ariz.
Rhoads, A. V., Sutherlin, Oregon.
Rhoads, Bert, Nevada, Iowa.
Rice, M. L., Box 2072, Reno, Nev.
Rice, W. W., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Rich, J. W., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Richard, P. F., 3149 West Four-
teenth St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Richards, A., 60 Lower Kemmen-
dine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Richards, H. M. J., 411 Baum
Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Richards, H. M. S., 137 Rochester
St., Ottawa, Ontario.
Richardson, I. D., 602 He
Bldg., Knoxville, Tenn.
Richmond, E. L., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Rick, P. A., 304 I. 0. 0. F., Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Rider, C. J., 605 Carter-Cotton
Bldg., Vancouver, British Co-
lumbia.
Riffel, C. E., 422 Oppenheimer
Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
Riffel, J., 417 Black Ave., South,
Bozeman, Mont.
Riley, A. ., Box 66, Port of Spain,
Trinidad, British West Indies.
Rine, G. W., College Place, Wash.
Rintala, A., Annegaten 33, Helsing-
f ors, Finland.
Rippey, J. A., Sutherlin, Oreg.
Rischmiiller, Fr., Grindelberg 11,
Hamburgf Germany.
281
Ritchie, A., 605 Carter-Cotton
Bldg., Vancouver, British Co-
lumbia.
Rittenhouse, C. H., Baker, Oreg.
Rittenhouse, S. N., 5703 South
Alaska St., Tacoma, Wash.
Rivera, Salvador, Box 646, Ponce,
Porto Rico.
Robb, V. W., Nevada, Iowa.
Robbins, F. H., 411 Cedar St., Ta-
koma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Robbins, Wm., 142 South. Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Roberts, F. M., St. Petersburg,
Fla.
-Roberts, G. A., 508 East Everett
St., Portland, Oreg.
Roberts, R. R., 526 Hopkins St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robinson, A. T., Melrose, Mass.
Robinson, C., Songa Mission, P. 0.
Samba, via Bukama,gian el
Congo, South Africa.
Robinson, D. E., Rosmead Ave.,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Robinson, G., 111 Barker Road,
Subiaco, Perth, West Australia,
Australia.
Robinson, H., cor. Peel and Grey
Sts., South Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia.
Robinson, H. E., 411 Cedar St.,
Takoma Park, D. C.
Robinson, R. P., Songa Mission, P.
0. Samba, via Bukama, Belgian
Congo, South Africa.
Robison, B. D., Box 482, Ashland,
Wis.
Robison, M. P., College View, Nebr.
Robles, J. P., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Rockel, A., Caixa Postal 106, Porto
Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Bra-
zil, South America.
Roda, A. Z., Vigan, Ilocos Sur,
Philippine Islands.
Roda, L. Z., Vigan, Ilocos Sur,
Philippine Islands.
Rodd, A., 22 Zulla Road, Mansfield
Road, Nottingham, England.
Rodgers, G. P., 606 N St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
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Rodriquez, Wenceslao, Box 244,
Cebu, Cebu, Philippine Islands.
Roennfeldt, E., 116 Grote St., Ade-
laide, South Australia, Aus-
tralia.
Rogers, J. C., 68 Windermere -Road,
Durban, Natal, South Africa.
Rohde, M., Campo Grande, Matto
Grosso, Brazil, South America.
Rohrbeck, B., Neuwerkstr. 45, Er-
furt, Germany.
Rojas, L. A., Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Rose, P., Bandelstr. 29, Hannover,
Germany.
Rosendahl, C., Sanitarium Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
'
Rosendahl, E., Longburn, via Pal-
merston, North, New Zealand.
Rosenwold, E., Gamla Brogatan
38, Stockholm, Sweden.
Ross, G. A., Crawford, Nebr.
Rossin, H. A., 51 Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Mist, 0. J. 0., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Roth, A. G., Box 28, Cape Haitien,
Haiti, West Indies.
Roth, G. G., Box 28, Cape Haitien,
Haiti, West Indies.
Roth, J. H., Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Rouse, J. S., 817 Nora Ave., Spo-
kane, Wash.
Rowe, T. D., 17 Abbott Road, Luck-
now, India.
Roy, P. K., Gopalganj, Dist. Farid-
pur, India.
Rubendall, C. W., 30i East Sixth
St., Duluth, Minn.
Ruble, W. A., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Ruble, W. W., Box 146, Glendale,
Cal.
Rudge, E. B., Suva Vou, Suva,
Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
Rudge, P. B., Lindsay St., Hamil-
ton, N. S. W., Australia.
Rudin, F., Felsenbergstr. 324, See-
bach- Zilri ch, Switzerland.
Ruf, G. F., 304 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Rilhling, R., Grindelberg 15a, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Rulkoetter, A. H., St. Cloud, Minn.
Ruskjer, M., 336 North Whitford
St., Fergus Falls, Minn.
Ruskjer, S. A. Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. DA.
Russell, A. B., East Robinson and
Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Russell, C. A., Takoma Park. Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Russell, E. T., 2718 Third Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.
Russell, Riley, Soonan, Chosen
(Korea).
Ryan, S. M., 304 I. 0. 0. F. Bldg.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
S A,chester
JOAS DE, Rua Cidade Man-
10-4, Lisbon, Portugal.
Sabarowsky, R. Box CCC, James-
town, N. DA.'
Sabatino, G., Casilla Postale 281,
Trieste, Italy.
Saboe-Larsen, L. Box 145, Addis
Ababa (via Djibouti), Abyssinia.
Sachsenmeyer, A., Irrerstr. 20, II,
Nurnberg, Germany.
Salatzkat, J., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., -Germany.
Salazar, P. S., Casilla 1002, Lima,
Peru, South America.
Salisbury, E. G., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Salton, R. A., Lindsay St., Hamil-
ton, N. S. V., Australia.
Sandborn, A. R., Box 887, Phoenix,
Ariz.
Sander, 0., Neuwerkstr. 45, Er-
furt, Germany.
Sanders, C. N., 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Sanderson, A. E., 60 Grand Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Sandness, 0. E., Paradise Valley
Sanitarium, National City, Cal.
Sandstrom, K. R., Gamla Brogatan
38, Stockholm, Sweden.
Sanidad, Eugenio, Vigan, Ilocos
Sur, Philippine Islands.
Santee, Clarence, 347 East Lodi.
Ave., Lodi, Cal.
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Sanz, Pedro, Apartado 492, Barce-
lona, Spain.
Sargeant, E. N., 802 Fairfield. St.,
LaPorte, Ind.
Saunders, J. E., 6 Dehi Serampore
Road, Entally, Calcutta, India.
Saunders, N. H., Oshawa, Ontario.
Saunders, Roy, Florida, F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Savander, N., Annegaten 33, Hal-
singfors. Finland.
Saxton, H. F., 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
Scanlon, C. M., 9 Cockburn Road,
Bangalore, South India.
Schacht, Walter, Crawford, Nebr.
Schaefer, W., Casilla Postale 281,
Trieste, Italy.
Schaffer, A., Uhlandstr, 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Scharffenberg, W. A., Box 523, U.
S. Postal Agency, Shanghai,
China.
Schebo, W. A., 304 I. 0. 0. F.,
Bldg, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Scheibitz, R., Uhlandstr 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Schenk, A., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl.. Germany.
Schick, L. B., Box 188, Clovis, N.
Mex.
Schick, W., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Schildhauer, 0. E., Tizianstr. 35,
Munich, Germany.
Schilling, J. H., Clinton. Mo.
Schillinger, R. Mission Society of
S. D. A., Petra Zrinskog, Street
11, Novi Sad, Jugoslavia.
Schilstra, P., Conradkade 4, The
Hague, Holland,
Schluttig, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Schmehl, F. W., Box 316, Clanton,
Ala.
Schmidt, A. F., Mountain View,
Cal.
Schmidt, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Schmidt, I. C., 25 Sawohlaan, N.
G., We]tvreden, Java, Dutch East
Indies.
Schmidt, M.. Querallee 11, Cassel.
Germany.
283
Schmitt, A., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
nover, Germany.
Schmitz H., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl.,
' Germany.
Schneebauer, L., Irrerstr. 20 II,
Ntirnberg Bayern, Germany.
Schneider,' J., Dzirnavu iela 47,
Riga, Latvia.
Schnepper, 0. E., Posadas, Misio-
nes, Argentina, South America.
Schnetzler, Joseph, Room 6, Mann
Bldg., Utica, N. Y.
Schon, W., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Schowe, C: H., " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Schroeder, R., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl. Germany.
Schroeder, W. F. H., Bland, Mo.
Schubert, G. W., Tizianstr. 35, Mu-
nich, Germany.
Schubert, Walter, Casilla 2830,
Santiago, Chile, South America.
Schuberth, H. F., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Char]., Germany.
Schulz, W., Grindelberg 11, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Scharer M., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Schurich, B., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Schuster, M. H., 129 East 128th
St., New York, N. Y.
Schutz, R., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Schwartz, A. P., 60 Grand Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Schwartz, W. F., 200 Columbus
Ave., Trenton, N. J.
Schwarz, H., Irrerstr. 20, II, Nam-
berg, Germany.
Schwedrat, 0..F., Clinton,Mo.
Schwenecke, 0., Grindelberg 11,
Hamburg, Germany.
Schwenecke, W., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Schwerin, G. A., Casilla 85, Puno,
Peru, South America.
Schwint, F. F., Battle Creek,
Iowa.
Scior, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Scoggins, P. E., Drawer 1304, Fres-
Cal.
Scott, Sydney, Blythe, Cal.
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Scragg, W., 902 Colombo St.,
Christchurch, New Zealand.
Seriven, C. A. Drawer 586, Water-
town, S. Dale.
Seal, J. S., 215 North McDowell
St., Charlotte, N. C.
Sebastian, W. H., 224 South Main
St., Danville, Va.
Seefried, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany.
Seeney, F. H., 1715 New Jersey
Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Seidel, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Seidler, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin-
Charl., Germany.
Seiler, ., Grindelberg 11, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Selle, F., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin
Charl., Germany.
Selmon, A. C., 34 Nanking Road,
Shanghai, China.
Seltzer, G. J., 1854 Roblyn Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Semmens, L. A., Box 15, Poona,
India.
Seng, G., Tizianstr. 37, Munich,
Germany.
Serna, M., Safford, Ariz.
Serns, A. E., 299 West Van Buren
St., Battle Creek, Mich.
Settergren, A. J., Gamla Brogatan
38, Stockholm, Sweden.
Sevrens, 0. F., Box 1772, Manila,
Philippine Islands.
Shadel, S. T., Box 55, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Shafer, J. J., Reed City, Mich.
Shafer, Win., South Bend, Wash.
Shaeffer, F. R., Box 226, Sawtelle,
Ca].
Shan, Wu Dzeh, Box 523, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Shapcott, A. A., 111 Barker Road,
Subiaco, Perth, West Australia,
Australia.
Sharp, F. L.,'" Mizpah," Wahroon-
ga, N. S. W., Australia.
Sharp, W. W., R. F. D. 1, Box 19c,
National City, Cal.
Sharp, Smith, Graysville, Tenn,
Shaw, B. H., College View, Nebr.
Shaw, H. S., Drawer 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
Shaw, J. L., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Sheldon, E. L., Alexandria, Minn.
Sheldon, H. J., 2718 Third Ave.,
South Minneapolis, Minn.
Shellhaas, Joseph, 812 Washington
Loan and. Trust Bldg., Washing-
ton, D. C.
Shepard, Loren C., 9 Cockburn
Road, Bangalore, India.
Shepard, Lyl C., 202 I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg., Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Shepard, Melzar, Box 114, Glen-
dale, Ariz.
Shepard, Reid, Casilla 355, La Paz,
Bolivia, South America.
Sherman, A. R., Calle Arena]
2535, Montevideo, Uruguay,
Sout America.
Sherrig, Harry, Brookfield, Ill.
Sherrig, W. H., 812 North Bond
St., Saginaw, Mich.
Sherwin, T. A., Sanitarium, Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Shinn, L. I., S. D. A. Mission, Tat-
sienlu, Szechwan, China.
Shone, F. C., Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
Shone, G. W., 106 Kellner St.,
Bloemfontein, Orange Free State,
South Africa.
Shoup, H. L., 602 Henson Bldg.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Shrewsbury, 0. H., 17 Abbott
Road, Lucknow, India.
Shrock, S. S., 842 Taylor Ave.,
Scranton, Pa.
Shuler, J. L. East Robinson and
Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Shull, C. A., Union Springs, N. Y.
Shull, H. L., Box 814, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Shultz, H., 400 East Oak St., Lodi,
Cal.
Shultz, J. E., 1455 Seventh St.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Shultz, J. W., 1712 East Main St.,
Springfield, Ohio.
Sigabode, Harry, Somabula Mis-
sion, Gwelo, Rhodesia, South
Africa.
Siler, J. W., 12 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
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Silveria, J. A., Caxia Postal 378,
Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil,
South America.
Simmons,yrus, Box 522, Knox-
ville, enn.
Similo, H., Avenida do Born Fim
174a, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande
do Sul, Brazil, South America.
Simon, J., Podskalska ul. 29, Pra-
gue, II, Czechoslovakia.
Simon, J. F., Villa Fontana,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
Simpson, G. H., Cedar Lake, Mich.
Sims, G. G., Box 2072, Reno, Nev.
Singh, J., 17 Abbott Road, Luck-
now, India.
Sinz, K., Neuwerkstr. 45, Erfurt,
Germany.
Sittser, G. G., Box 391, Vancouver,
Wash.
Skinner, G. H., 302 Nokomis Bldg.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Skinner, H. A., 60 Lower Kemmen-
dine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
Slade, E. K., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Slater, S. B., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Smith, A. E., 112 Tower St.,
Kingston, Jamaica. British West
Indies.
Smith, Clarence E., 411 Baum
Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Smith, C. 0., 426 Spadina Cres-
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Smith, E. L., 261 Garfield St., Bat-
tle Creek, Mich.
Smith, Floyd W., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow. India.
Smith, G. H., Box 55, Grand Rap-
ids, Mich.
Smith, J. J., Roseau, Dominica,
British West Indies.
Smith, J. L., 22 Stanley St., Rich-
mond, Victoria, Australia.
Smith, M. B. C., " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Smith, N. B., 532 East Nash St.,
Wilson, N. C.
Smith, R. W., Nukualofa, Tonga,
Pacific Ocean.
Smith, W. D., 84 Jervois Road,
Auckland, New Jealand.
285
Smith, W. I., College Place, Wash.
Smith, W. J., Sanitarium, Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Smith, W. K., 3322 Cambridge St.,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Smith, W. R., Soonan, Chosen (Ko-
rea).
SMith, W. S., Somabula Mission,
Gwelo, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Smith, W. T., 22 Stanley St.,
Richmond, Victoria, Australia.
Smithwick, R. A.; 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Smouse, A. R., Nevada, Iowa.
Snide, Harold, Room 6, Mann
Bldg., Utica, N. Y..
Snideman, D. T., 1112 Kalamath
St., Denver, Colo.
Snider, J. D., 212 South Lafayette
St., South Bend, Ind.
Snodgrass, C. L., Lodi, Cal.
Snow, C. M., Warburton, Victoria,
Australia.
Snow, Karl, Tegucigalpa, Hondu-
ras, Central America.
Snyder, G. A., 3131 Pasadena Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Soaries, R. L., 801 East Cheves
St.,Florence, S. C.
Soisaa , K., Annegaten 33, Hel-
singfors, Finland.
Sommer, A., Dzirnavu iela 47,
Riga, Latvia.
Sorenson, C. M., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Spalding, A. IV., R. F. D., Madison,
Tenn.
Sparrow, Hubert, Solusi Mission,
Bulawayo, Rhodesia, South Af-
rica.
Spearing, F. A., Stanborough Park,
Watford, lerts, England.
Spencer, R. M., 142 South Negley
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Spicer, W. A., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Spies, F. W., Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Spies, G. W., Box 188, Clovis, N.
Mex.
Spire, B. W., Box 1367, Atlanta,
Ga,
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Spring, L. A.; Box 8, Mt. Vernon,
Ohio.
Sprohge, A., Dzirnavu iela 47,
Riga, Latvia.
Sprohge,_ Joh., Dzirnavu iela 47,
Riga, Latvia.
Stacey, H., -" Mizpah," Wahroonga,
N. S. W., Australia.
Stafford, C., 22 Stanley St., Rich-.
mond, Victoria, Australia.
Stahl, F. A., Casilla 1002, Lima,
Peru, South America.
Staines, 0. R., 2006 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Stammberger, A., Pelzgasse 2/10,
Wien XV, Austria.
Starosta, J., Pelzgasse 2/10, Wien
XV, Austria.
Stanley, P. G., Box CM, James-
town, N. Dak.
Staples, A. W., 22 Stanley St.,
Richmond, Victoria, Australia.
Starbuck, T. H., 508 East Everett
St., Portland, Oregon.
Starr, C. V., Nevada, Iowa.
Starr, F. D., Forest, Idaho.
Starr, G. B., care Sanitarium, La-
fayette, Ind.
Staubert, P., Pionierstr. 61, Diis-
seldorf, Germany.
Stauffer, R. B., 1294 Fifth St., San
Bernardino, Cal.
Stearns, Hugh, Room 620, Crutch-
er and Starks Bldg., Louisville,
Ky.
Stebbeds, F., Clearwater Lake,
Wis.
Steed, J. E., " Mizpah," Wahroon-
ga, N. S. W., Australia.
Steele, Wm., Mission Adventista,
Calle Nueva, Stop 14, Santurce,
Porto Rico.
Steen, T. W., Sao Bernardo, S. P.
R., Silo Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Stein, R., Box 145, Addis Ababa,
Abyssinia (via Djibouti).
Steinel, I. A., Box 1772, Manila,
Philippine Islands.
Steinert, A. 0., Shattuck, Okla.
Stene, L. J., Akersgat.en 74, Chris-
tiana, Norway.
Stephenson, C. B., East Robinson
and Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Sterling, G. L., care S. D. A. Mis-
sion, Papeete, Tahiti, Society
Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Stevens, F. H., East Robinson and
Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Stevens, 0. A., 1901 Rosedale St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Stevens, H. U., Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Stevens, J. A., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Stevens, J. C., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Stevens, 0.. B., Box 97, Lodi, Cal.
Stevens, W. H., 6 Dehi Serampore
Road, Entally, Calcutta, India.
Steward, W. W. Milton, Oregon.
Stewart, A. G., Atchin, New Heb-
rides, Pacific Ocean.
Stewart, E. L., 422 Oppenheimer
Bldg., San Antonio, Tex..
Stewart, G. G., " Tereora," The
Boulevard, Strathfield, N. S. W.,
Australia.
Stewart, J. S. 116 Grote St., Ade-
laide, South Australia, Aus-
tralia.
St. John, M. II., 200 Colnnibus
Ave., Trenton, N. J.
Stficker, P., Uhiandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl.; Germany.
Stockil, F. R., Box 573, Bulawayo,
Rhodesia, South Africa.
Stoehr, H. G., Caixa Postal 3764,
Victoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil,
South America.
Stoltenberg, H., Neuwerkstr. 45,
Erfurt, Germany.
Stone, A. J., Gamla Brogatan 38,
Stockholm, Sweden.
Stone, C. D., 347 East Lodi Ave.,
Lodi, Cal.
Stone, C. L.,- Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Stone, W. J., 10 Sycamore Ave.,
Takoma Park, D. C.
Storch, Gustavo, Caixa Postal 768,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South
America.
Stover, A. J., R. F. D. 1, Box '2;
Ridgefield, Wash.
Strachan, M. C., 1901 Rosedale St...
Baltimore, Md,
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Strahle, J. J. Box 813, Manila,
Philippine Isla
nds.
Stratford, S. V., " Mizpah," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Stratton, F. E., 817 Nora Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Straw, W. E., Rosmead Ave., Ken-
ilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Stray, F. W., Oshawa, Ontario.
Streeter, H. E., Longburn, New
Zealand.
Streithorst, G., Rua Saldanha Ma-
rinho 169, Curityba, Parana, Bra-
zil, South America.
Strickland, W. E., Wang Gia Dun,
Hankow, Hupeh, China.
Striplin, C. D., Casilla 1002, Lima,
Peru, South America.
Strother, W. E., Box 1367, At-
lanta, Ga.
Struve, H.. Querallee 11, Cassel,
Germany.
Stueckrath, Martin, 203 West
Franklin St., Clinton, Mo.
Sturdevant, M. C., 178 Bulwer
Road, Durban, Natal, South
Africa.
Sturgeon, D. F., Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Stuyvesant, J. B., Alpine, Cal.
Sulzle, C., Startup, Wash.
Summerville, T. M., Reed City,
Mich.
Surber, W. F., 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
Stissmann A., Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Chat:1., Germany.
Stissmann, Richard, Avenida do
Bom Fim 174a, Porto Alegre,
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, South
America.
Sutherland, E. A., Madison, Tenn:
Sutta, K., Dzirnavu iela, 47, Riga,
Latvia.
Sutton, C. B. Box 66, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Sutton, N. T., 122 South Eighth
St., Grand Junction, Colo.
Swanson, E. H., 1417 East Thirty-
seventh Ave., Spokane, Wash.
Swartout, H. 0., Wang Gia Dun,
Hankow, Hupeh, China.
Sweany, W. A., La Ceiba, Hon-
duras, Central America.
287
Swedberg, August, Route 1, Box
58, La Grange, Ill.
Swenson, Carl, 129 East 128th St.,
New York, N. Y.
Swenson, J. A., 51 Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Swinson, Swin, 3803 Madison Ave.,
Fresno, Cal.
Symons, J. E., Box 573, Bulawayo,
Rhodesia, South Africa.
Sype, Mrs. Minnie, Room 204,
Court Bldg., 408 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Sype, R. J., Box M, Cristobal,
Canal Zone, Panama.
T ABOR, B. C., 2017 West Clark
Ave., Spokane, Wash.
Taggart, C. L., Modesto, Cal.
Tait, A. 0., Mountain View, Cal.
Taphouse, Jas., 2029 Thirty-sixth
Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Tarr, D. F., 106 Kellner St.,
Bloemfontein, Orange Free
State, South Africa.
Tarr, W. C., Box 124, Ladysmith,
Natal, South Africa
Tate, Dr. T. S., Box 316, Clanton,
Ala.
Taylor, A. G., College View, Nebr.
Taylor, C. L., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Taylor,C. U., 407 North Eleventh
St., aco, Tex.
Taylor, J. I., 1215 Marshall St.,
Little Rock, Ark.
Taylor, N. L., 703 South Gallatin
St., Jackson, Miss.
Teesdale, W. H., care Oak Park
Academy, Nevada, Iowa.
Terry, L. W., Appleton City, Mo.
Teters, D. S., Van Wert, Ohio.
Tetzlaff, A. 13., Box CCC, James-
town, N. Dak.
Theiss, G. F., 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Theodore, Antoine, Box 28, Cape
Haitien, Haiti, West Indies.
Theunissen, D. C., 56 Roeland St.,
Cape Town, South Africa.
Thiele, E. R., Box 523, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Thirlwell, T. W., 1455 Seventh St.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
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Thomann, E. W., 2200 Laprida,
Rosario de Santa Fe, Argentina,
South America.
Thomann, V. E., Casilla 2830,
Santiago, Chile, South America.
Thomas, A.,. Str. Slawjanska 13,
Sofia, Bulgaria.
Thomas, E. D., Nazareth Post
office, Tinnevelly District, South
India,
Thomas, H. B., 322 Jackson Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Thomas, J. G., East Robinson and
Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Thomas, P. V., S. D. A. Mission,
Nanning, Kwangsi, China.
Thomason, Geo., Los Angeles, Cal.
Thompson, Chas., Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Thompson, F. E., 50 Portland
House, Commissioner St., Johan-
nesburg, Transvaal, South Af-
rica.
Thompson, F. S., 304 West Allen
St., Springfield, Ill.
Thompson, G. A., 14 Scott Road,
Kuala Lumpur, Federated Ma-
lay States.
Thompson, G. B. Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Thompson, J., 84 Jervois Road,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Thompson, H. G., Drawer 1304,
Fresno, Cal.
Thompson, J. C., 2006 Twenty-
fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
Thompson, J. T., Florida, F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Thompson, P. L., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Thompson, Victor, 310 West Six-
teenth St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Thorp, G. M., Bend, Oregon.
Thrift, R. A., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow,
Thuemler, T. L., Sutherlin, Oreg.
Thurber, E. W., Apartado 218,
Guatemala City, Guatemala, Cen-
tral America.
Thurber, R. B., 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
Thurm, P., 22 Bergstr., Stuttgart,
Germany.
Thurston, H. G., Salem, Oregon. .
Thurston, S., 1228 East Harvard
St., Glendale, Cal.
Thurston, W. 11., 817 Nora Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Tieche, L. P., La Ligniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
Tieche, M., Collognes sous Saleve,
Haute Savoie, France.
Tillgren, J. A., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Tindall, J. H. N., Box 584, River-
side, Cal.
Tiney, J. H., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Tobiassen, Chr., Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Tobiassen, T., Margrethevej 5, Co-
penhagen, V., Denmark.
Tolentino, Sixto, 707 Vermont Ave.,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
Tolhurst, H. L., Nukualofa, Tonga,
Pacific Ocean.
Toma, J., Strada Curtea de Apel
No. 10, Focsani, Rumania.
Tonks, S. F., 22 Zulla Road, Mans-
field Road, Nottingham, Eng-
land.
Toombs, Geo., 605 Carter-Cotton
Bldg., Vancouver, British Co-
lumbia.
Toppenberg, V. E., Box 145, Ad-
dis Ababa (via Djibouti), Abys-
sinia.
Torres, A. E., 3a Agricultura 21,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Town, N. Z., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Townsend, E. C., 267 Lexington
Ave., Dayton, Ohio.
Townsend, V. C., 75 Grant St.,
Portland, Me.
Treible, R. H., Box M, Cristobal,
Canal Zone, Panama.
Tribbensee, W., Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Trubey, L. F., College View, Nebr.
Trummer, E. M., Box M, Cris.
tobal, Canal Zone, Panama.
Tscharakian, D., Box 109, Galata,
Constantinople, Turkey.
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'Fucker, W., Drawer 586, Water-
town. S. Dak.
Tucker, J. A., First Nat'l Bank .
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Tucker, J. L., 417 Black Ave.,
South, Bozeman, Mont.
Tulin, Ernesto, Florida F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
' Vogel, A., Dzirnavu iela 47, Riga,
South America.
Tupper. L. E., 1006 L St., Centra-
lia, Wash.
Turk, D. G., 12 Dickinson Ave.,
Hill Crest, Binghamton, N. Y.
Turner, J. W., Crawford, Nebr.
Turner, W. " Mizpah ," Wah-
roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Tutty, R. H.. Marovo Lagoon, via
Tillagi, Solomon Islands, Pa-
cific Ocean.
Twiinstra, H., Conradkade 4. The
'Ramie, Holland.
Twiggs, D. M., 1215 Marshall St.,
Little Rock, Ark.
U
4
CHTMAN, W. R., 20 Market
--J Place, Guilford, Conn.
Ulrich. C. F., 230 Chittenden Ave..
Columbus, Ohio.
Underwood, R. A., College View.
Nebr.
Uraiihart. E. J.. Seoul, Chosen
(Korea).
V ALEN, TOR, Akersgaten 74,
Christiania, Norway.
Valera, Emilio. Vigan, Iloeos Sur,
Philippine Islands.
Vandeman, H. A., Room 6, Mann
Bldg., Utica, N. Y.
Van Kirk, M. B.. Box 1077, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Varlemann, W., Bandelstr. 29,
Hannover, Germany.
Varmer, Axel, Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen. V., Denmark.
Vaueher, A., La Ligniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
Veiga, Jose, Apartado 230, Matan-
zas, Cuba, West Indies.
Venen, W. J.. 237 South Thir-.
teenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
289
Venzel, J., Greguss utca 10,. foldz.
2, Budapest I, Hungary.
Vietz, B., Pragerstrasse 36, Tep-
litz-Schiniau; Czechoslovakia.
Vitrano, Guisto, 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Latvia.
Voigt, M.; Greguss utca 10, foldz.
2, Budapest I, Hungary;
Voorthuis, P., Jr., Conradkade 4,
The Hague, Holland.
Vore, G. T., Apartado 230, Ma-
tanzas, Cuba, West Indies.
Votaw, H. H., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Voth, Bernard, 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
Voth, David, Box 146, Glendale,
Cal.
vailleumier, J., La Ligniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
W AGNER, .13. E., Apartado 136,
vv Caracas, Venezuela, South
America.
Wagner, F. D., 1302 North Tenth
St., Boise, Idaho.
Wakeham, W. El., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Waldorf, N. J., 3131 Pasadena
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Walker; Allen, East Robinson and
Rosalind Ave., Orlando, Fla,
Walker, J. G., 426 Spadina Cres-
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Walker, J. '4;, 1804 Pinon St.,
Trinidad, Colo.
Walker, W. W., Riisangu Mission,
Private Bag, Livingstone, North-
ern Rhodesia, South Africa.
Wall, D. N. Rue Sleidan 30, Stras-
bourg, Alsace, France.
Walla, W., Caixa Postal 99, Var-
ginha, R. S. M., Minas Genies,
Brazil, South America.
Wallace, H. L., ]3ox 887, Phoenix,
Ariz,
Walleket, H: C. J., 322 Jackson
Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
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Wallenkampf, J., Gamla Brogatan Weatherly, D. F., Box 194, Still-

38, Stockholm, Sweden. water, Minn.
Wallenstern, A. v., Pelzgasse 2/10, .Weaver, E. A., 257 Washington
Wien XV, Austria. Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Walsh, Mary E., 75 Grant St.,
Portland, Me. Weaver, J. E., Sutherlin, Oreg.
Walston, W. C., Essex Junction,' Weber, C. W., 142 South Negley
Vt. (on furlough). Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Walter, A.,Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin- Webber, P. A., Box 7, Yodobashi
Chart., ermany. P. 0., Tokyo, Japan (on fur-
Walters, W. B., Takoma Park Sta- lough).
tion, Washington, D. C. Webster, E. W., 105 North Chester
Ward, A. V., 50 Portland House, Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
Commissioner St., Johannes- Webster, F. C., 602 Henson Bldg.,
burg, Transvaal, South Africa. Knoxville, Tenn.
Warren, Luther, Paradise Valley Weeks, F., Drawer 1304, Fresno,
Sanitarium, National City, Cal. Cal.
Warren, M. C., S. D. A, Mission, Wegner, A., Burgergasse 29, Her-
Chungking, Szechwan, China. ' mannstadt, Transylvania, Ru-
Wasell, Wm., 426 Spadina Cres- mania.
cent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Weidner, J. H., 4 Rue Jumelles,
Canada. Lausanne, Switzerland.
Wasenmiller, Jacob, Riesel, Tex. Weinert, A., Pelzgasse 2/10, Wein
Washburn, H. A., Pacific Union XV, Austria.
College, St. Helena, Cal. Weinmann, F., Bandelstr. 29, Han-
Washburn, J. S., 920 Harding nover, Germany.
Drive, Toledo, Ohio. Wellman, D. E., 31 Dundonald St.,
Washington, S. R., 703 South Gal- Port of Spain, Trinidad, British
latin St., Jackson, Miss. West Indies.
Watson, A., Ruanda S. D. A. Mis- Wellman, L. E., 2006 Twenty-
sion, Lake Kivu, Belgian East fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Africa. Tenn.
Watson, C. H., "Mizpah," Wah Wellman, S. A., Box 15, Poona,
roonga, N. S. W., Australia. India.
Watson, E., " Mizpah," Wahroon- Wells, Emma, Miss, 129 East 128th
ga, N. S. W., Australia. St., New- York, N. Y.
Watson, G. F., 817 Nora Ave., Wells, F. D., 129 East 128th St.,
Spokane, Wash. New York, N. Y.
Watson, R. J., 304 West Allen St., Wells, G, W., 537 Twenty-fifth St.,
Springfield, Ill. Oakland, Cal.
'Watson, S., Lindsay St., Hamilton, Wentland, M. H., Podskalska ul.
N. S. W., Australia. 29, Prague II, Czechoslovakia.
Watson, T. H., Ketchikan, Alaska. Were, L. F., 902 Colombo St.,
Watt, J. W., R. F. D. 7, Mansfield, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Ohio. Werline, A. W., Takoma Park Sta-
Watts, V. B., First National Bank tion, Washington, D. C.
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn. Werner, G. D., Casilla Postale 281,
Watty, H., Uhlandstr. 189, Berlin- Trieste, Italy.
Charl., Germany. Werner, R., Irrerstr. 20, II, Niirn-
Weaks, C. E., Box 523, U. S. Postal berg, Germany.
Agency, Shanghai, China. West, F. W., 3a Agricultura 21,
Wearner, A. G.. 1112 Kalamath Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
St., Denver, Colo. . West, G. L., Canton, Ohio.
Wearner, A. J., Waichow, Kwang- West, G. R., 711 West Heron St.,
. tung, China. Denison, Tex.
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West, J. B., Lindrick House, Seven
Sisters Road, Finsbury Park,
London, North, England.
Westbrook, T. B., 12 West Main
St., Richmond, Vit.
Westcott, H. B., Caixa Postal 1830,
Sao Paulo, Brazil, South Amer-
ica.
Westerman, W. J. " Mizpah,"
Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Westermeyer H. E., R. F. D. 3,
Westermeyer,
Loveland,
Westermeyer, W. H., 257 Wash-
ington Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Westman, E., 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Westphal. A. L., Caixa Postal 99,
Varginha R. S. M., Minas Ge-
raes, Brazil, South America.
Westphal, F. H., Box 146, Glen-
dale, Cal.
Westphal, J. W., Florida, F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Westworth, Wm. A., Holly, Mich.
Wevers, M., Grindelberg -11, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Wheeler, G. A., Drawer 1304, Fres-
no, Cal.
Wheeler, L. S., 51'Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn. ' Wight, S. E.. College View, Nebr.
Wheeler, W. W., Casilla 1002,
Lima, Peru, South America.
Whelpley, J. E., South Lancaster,
Mass.
White, A. H., " Tereora," The
Boulevard, Strathfield, N. S. W.,
Australia.
White, B. J.,- 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
White, C. L., 417 Castle Hall Bldg.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
White, C. S., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
White, G. W., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
White, H. C., Franklin Chambers,
Macquorie St., Hobart, Tas-
mania.
White, J. B., Jaroso, Colo.
White, J. E., Box 409. Battle
Creek, Mich..
White, J. G., Loma Linda, Cal.
White, Stemple, 302 Nokomis
Bldg.. Winnipeg, Manitoba.
291
White, S. G., 605 Carter-Cotton
Bldg., Vancouver, British Co-
lumbia.
White, W. B., Loma Linda, Cal.
White, W. C., R. F. D. 1, St.
Helena, Cal.
White, W. H., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Whitehead, E. R., Franklin Cham-
bers, Macquorie St., Hobart,
Tasmania.
Whittaker, E. G., " Tereora," The
Boulevard, Strathfield, N. S. W.,
Australia.
Whittaker, M. H., Lindsay St.,
Hamilton, N. S. W., Australia.
Whittle, T. W., 84 Jervois Road,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Wibbens, Jacob, Rue G. Kennis 28,
Schaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium.
Wicks, H. P. B. Marovo Lagoon,
via Tulagi,. Solomon Islands, Pa-
cific Ocean.
Widgery, E. C., 3 Awde St., To-
ronto, Ontario.
Wierts; J. H., 2426 Poplar St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wiest, C. S., 417 Castle Hall Bldg.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Wikander, G., 304 West - Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill.
Wilbur, J. M., Holly, Mich.
Wilcox, C. C., 422 Oppenheimer
Bldg., San Antonio,Tex.
WilcoN, 'E. H., Casila 85, Puno,
Peru, South America.
Wilcox: F. M., Takoma Park Sta-
tion. Washington, D. C.
Wilcox, L. A., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Wilcox, Lyle, Auburn, Wash.
Wilcox, M. C., Mountain View, Cal.
Wilcox, U. V., Takoma Park Sta-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Wilfart. R. J., Caixa Postal 768,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; South
America.
Wilkinson, B. 0., 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
Wilkinson, G. L., Box 814, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Will, Th., Zakatna 3-7, Warsaw,
,Poland, Europe.
292 MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY
Willess, N. V.. Sanitarium, Boul-
der, Colo.
Williams, A. H., Box 15, Poona,
India.
Williams, B. F., 814 Maple Row,
Elkhart, Ind.
Williams, C. D. M., 605 East-Ninth
St., Tucson, Ariz.
Williams, D. S. Lowanho, Yen-
cheng, Honan, 'China.
Williams, Hugh, 417 Castle Hall
Bldg., Indianapolis, hid.
Williams, I. N., Fredonia, N. Y.
Williams, W. W., Route B, Box
461, Miami, Fla.
Willis, U. S., 203 West Franklin
St., Clinton, Mo.
Willoughby, H. E., 6 Dehi Seram-
pore Road, Entally, Calcutta,
India.
Wilson, E. T., Brevard, N. C.
Wilson, F. E., Box 114, Cayey,
Porto Rico.
Wilson, J. L., Alernrameook, New
Brunswick.
Wilson, J. 0., Keene, Texas.
Wilson, J. Victor, Lusaka, North-
ern Rhodesia, South Africa.
Wilson, M. L., Box 316, Clanton,-
Ala.
Wineland, M. H., Mandeville, Ja-
maica, British West Indies.
Winemiller, J. A., 817 Nora Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Winnerberg, A. W., 1270 Scheffer
St., St. Paul, Minn.
Winslow, G. H., South La.neaster,
Mass.
Winston, W. H., 602 Henson Bldg-,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Winter, H. J., Drawer 1304, Fres-
no, Cal.
Winters, C. A., P. 0. Box 333, El
Centro, Cal.
Wintzen, .1.. Uhlandstr. 189, Ber-
lin-Charl., Germany:
Wirth, Wm. G., 2222 Chapel St.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Wolcott, B. A., Calle Nueva, Stop
14, Santurce, Porto Rico.
Wolfe, E. W., 602 Henson Bldg.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Wolfgarten, J.,- Uhlandstr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Wood, C. E., 112 Tower St., Kings-
ton, Jamaica, British West
dies.
Wood, Chancy,. Reed City, Mich.
Wood, D. P., C011ege View, Nebr.
Wood, G. A., 8 Zee Straat, Pa-
dang, Sumatra, Dutch East In-
dies.
Wood, H. L.., 515 Fifth Ave',
South, Virginia, Afinit
Wood, J. D., Box 66, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Wood,'K. H., Box 814, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
Wood, L. G., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow,
Wood, L. H., Southern Junior Col-
lege, Ooltewah., Tenn.
Wood, M- D., Xalyan, G. I.
India.
Woodall, A. M.. Keene, Tex.
Woodman, I. J., 257 Washington
Bldg., Madison, Wis.
Woodruff,-W. A., 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Woods, J. H., 22 Stanley St., Rich-
mond, Victoria, Australia:
Woods, R. F., Nevada, Iowa,.
Woodwaid. . N., P. 0. Box 813,
Manila, Philippine Islands (on
furlough; address, Gen. Del.,
Riverside, Cal.).
Woodward, H. G., Neyyattinkara,
South Travancore, India.
Wordsworth, G. H., 84 Jervois
Road, Auckland, New Zealand.
Wortman, J. F. L.,-Conradkade 4,
The Hague, Holland.
Woysch, A., Neuwerkstr. 45, Er-
furt, Germany.
Wright, F. A., 812 Steger Bldg.,
28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
Ill.
Wright, J. F., Keene, Tex.
Wrigley, C. A., Morovo Lagoon,
via Tulagi, Solomon Islands, Pa-
cific Ocean.
Wyman, C. A., 1414 Main St.,
Olympia, Wash.
Wyman, F. A., 60 Lower Kenn-
mendine Road, Rangoon, Burma.
 MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY
X IBA, Isaac, Somabula Mission,
Gwelo, Rhodesia, South
Africa.
V AKAVENKO, Peter, 304 I. 0.
0. F. Bldg., Calgary, Alberta,
Canada.
Yakovenko, A. G., Route 1, Box
58, La Grange, Ill.
Yakush, Andrew, 51 Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Yates, J. S., 25 Sawohlaan, N. G.
Weltevreden, Java, Dutch East
Indies.
Yearwood, C. W., South Lancas-
ter, Mass.
Young. Carl, Gamla Brogatan 38,
Stockholm, Sweden.
Young, C. N., Box 1077, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Young, F. G.; 728 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
Young, Milton, 322 Jackson Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Young, W. A., 312 Armstrong Ave.,
Kokomo, Ind.
Young, W. C., Meinramcoo, Npw
13ninswie)5,
293
Young, W. J., Lindrick House,
Seven- Sisters Road, London,
North, England.
Youngberg, A. 0., Box 15, Poona,
India.
Youngberg, G. B., S. D. A. Mis-
sion, Sandakan, British North
Borneo.
P., Querallee 11, Cassel,
Z Germany.
Zakarip, T. H., 10 Sharia, Chitty
Bey, Shubra, Cairo, Egypt.
Zecchetto, L., 129 East 128th. St.,
New York, N. Y.
Zeiner, Alois, Greguss utca 10,
foldz. 2, Budapest, I, Hungary.
Zerne, N., Gamla Brogatan 38,
Stockholm, Sweden.
Zielinski, M. W., Uhlanditr. 189,
Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Zielinski, St., Maleckiego 6, Poz-
nan, oland.
Zimmerma,nn, H., 22 Bergstr.,
Stuttgart, Germany.
Ziprick, Oscar, 302 Nokomis Bldg.,
Winnipeg. Manitoba.
 OBITUARY RE CORD FOR 1921
" They rest from their labors; and their works do follow them"
Katherine M. Dunham, Dec. 3,
1920; Rives Junction, Mich.
George Hysler, Jan. 5, 1921; Too-
woomba, Queensland, Australia.
H. S. Guilford, Jan. 15, 1921; Che-
saning, Mich.
0. E. Reinke, Feb. 28; Saratov,
Russia.
W. H. Saxby, April 15; Sanita-
rium, Cal.
Wilbert Wilcox, April 15; Grand
Junction, Colo.
Jennie L. Ings, April 17; Sanita-
rium, Cal.
F. M. Butterfield, April 24; Sani-
tarium, Cal.
Lars Nielson, April 28; Frazee,
Minn.
Mrs. Nellie A. Porter, May 3; Ta-
koma Park, D. C.
W. F. Young, June 14; Pitcairn
Island.
Frederick Bulpitt, M. D., June 15;
Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. J. T. Boettcher, June 15;
Hinsdale, Ill.
Ada Somerset, June 24; Los An-
geles, Cal.
Mrs. E. W. Thomann, July 7;
Puiggari, Argentina, South
America.
Santiago Mercado, July 7; Valen-
cia, Spain.
Henry Hoefft, July 9; Minas Ger-
aes, Brazil.
Mrs. R. H. Brock, July 16; Kis-
simmee, Fla.
J. L. Humbert, July 24; Sanita-
rium, Cal.
E. Manalaysay, July 30; Manila,
Philippine Islands.
C. B. Hughes, Aug. 2; Loma
Linda, Cal.
J. L. Kay, Aug. 29; Fresno, Cal.
0. C. Tenney, Sept. 24; Battle
Creek, Mich.
I. G. Colcord, Oct. 13; Boulder,
Colo.
J. H. Common, Oct. - 29; Cape
Town, South Africa.
Hans Steen, Nov. 6; St. Paul,
Minn.
J. B. Scott, Dec. 1; Chetek,
 INDEX
A BYSSINIAN Mission 99 British Columbia Conference 77
1 -1. Academies, Directories of 156 British East Africa, Missions in 83
Adelphian Academy 156 British Guiana (See South Carib-
African Division of the Gen. Conf. 137 bean Conference)
Alabama Conference 68 British North Borneo Mission 114
Alamogordo Sanitarium 207 British Publishing House 186
Alaska Mission 55 British Union Conference 80
Alberta Conference 76 Mission Fields under 83
Alberta Academy (See Canadian Survey of work in 216
Junior College) Broadview Theological Seminary 158
Alberta Sanitarium 207 Brookfield Branch Pub. House 189
Algeria, mission in (See North Af- Buenos Aires Conference 123
rican Mission) Buenos Aires Publishing House 186
Alsace and Lorraine Conference 92 Bulgaria Mission 94
Alto Parada Mission 124 Bureau of Home Missions 14
Amoy Mission 118 Buresala Training School 159
Anhwei Mission 109 Burma Union Mission 131
Annual offerings 246 Burmese language, periodical in 199
Appropriations to Missions -244 .
Arabic-Syrian Mission 94
Argentine Conference (See North OAFES 215
Argentine and Buenos Aires `-' California Conference 57
Conferences) Campion Academy 159
Arizona Conference 57 159
Canadian Junior College
Arizona Academy 157 Canadian Watchman Press '186
Arkansas Conference 72 Cantonese Intermediate School 160
Atlanta Branch Publishing House 193 Cantonese Mission
Atlantic Union Conference 18 137
24 Cape Conference
Institutions in Cape Sanitarium 207
Austral Union Conference 123 150, 151
Australasian Union Conference __ 142 Caribbean Missions
Survey of work in 235
Institutions in 149, 150 64
233 Carolina Conference
Survey of work in Caterham Sanitarium 207
Australasian Missionary College 157 103
Caucasian Union
Cebuan Mission 117
Cedar Lake Academy 160
BAD AIBLING Sanitarium 207 Central Branch Pub. House 189
Bahamas Mission 155 Central American Factory Branch
Survey of work in 239 Pub. House 189
Bahia Mission 125 Central American Missions __- 152, 153
Banat Mission 97 Survey of work in 236
Barcelona Publishing House 186 Central American Training School _ 160
Barotseland Mission (See Rusangu Central Argentine Mission 123
Mission) Central Bohemian Mission 87
Basle Branch Publishing House 188 Central California Conference __ 58
Basuto Mission Field 139 Central China Union Mission 106
Battakland Mission 113 Central Chosen Mission 108
Battleford Academy 157 Central European Missionary Semi-
Bechuanaland Mission Field 139 nary 160
Belgian East African Mission 83 Central European Union Conf. 85
Belgian Conference 92 Survey of work in 217
Bengali language, periodical in 199 Central-Southern Luzon Conference 117
Bengali Schools 157 Central Union Conference 25
Berea Intermediate School 157 Institutions in 29
Berlin Conference 90 Chesapeake Conference 30
Berlin Sanitarium 207 Chicago Conference 40
Bermuda Mission 24 Chihli Mission 116
Bethel Academy 158 Chile Conference 124
Bethel Girls' School 158 Chile Training School 160
Bethel Mission 140 Chinese language, periodicals in 199, 200
Bihar Mission 133 Chinese Publishing House 192
Bohemian language, periodicals in _ 199 Chosen Union Mission 108
Bolivia Mission 126 Chosen Union Training School ____161
Survey of work in 225 Christiania Health Home 208
Bombay Mission 134 Christian Record Pub. Co. 187
Boston Inter-Church School 158 Chugoku Mission 111
Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium 207 Church Directory (See at close of
Brandenburg Conference 89 each local conference)
Brazil Publishing House 186 Clinton Theological Seminary 161
Brazilian Seminary 158 Colegio Adventists 161
295
296 INDEX

Colleges, directories of 156 FAR-EASTERN DIVISION of the

Periodicals by 198, 199 General Conference 105
Colorado Conference 25 Institutions in 120, 121
Columbia Academy 161 Survey of work in 230
Columbia Union Conference 30 Fengtien Mission 115
Institutions in 37 Fiji Mission 148
Constitution of Gen. Conf. ___ 241-244 Fiji Training School (See Buresala
Copenhagen Branch Pub. House 192 Training School)
Croatian language, periodical in 200 Fijian language, periodical in 200
Cuban Mission 150 Finland Conference 98
Survey of work in 224 Finland Mission School 163
Cumberland Conference 65 Finland Publishing House 187
Czechoslovakian Union Conference 87 Finnish language, periodicals in 200
Czechoslovakian Pub. House 187 Fireside Correspondence School 163
Flat Rock Academy 163
Florida Conference 66
Florida Sanitarium 208
DANISH-NORWEGIAN language, Foochow Intermediate School
Foochow Mission
164
119
periodicals in 200
Danish-Norwegian Seminary (See Food Companies 214, 215
Hutchinson Theo. Seminary) Foreign fields, workers sent to,
Darling Range School 161 1901-1921 245
Denmark Conference 97 Foreign Languages, periodicals in
Denominational literature, lan- 199-204
guages in which issued ____ 204-206 Foreign periodicals 199-204
Denominational periodicals ____195-204 Ft. Worth Branch Pub. House ____ 193
Denominational resources 246 Fox River Academy 164
Directory of Ministers 250-293 French Conference 92
District of Columbia Conference __ 31 French language, periodicals in 200, 201
Fresno Academy 164
Friedensau Missionary and Indus-
trial School 164
Friedensau Sanitarium 208
EAST AFRICA, Missions in 83 Friendly Islands Mission 148
East Bengal Mission 133 Fukien Intermediate School 164
cast Brazil Union Mission 125
Survey of work in 223
East Caribbean Missions 150 CIALICIAN MISSION
East China Union Mission 109 95
\-.1 Gem State Academy 165
East German . Union Conference 88
Survey of work in 218 General Conference. Directory of 5-18
East Holland Mission 102 Appropriations of 244
East Java Alission 113 Constitution of 241-244
East Michigan Conference 41 Laborers engaged under
East. Minas Mission 125 16-18, 79. 105, 122
East Pennsylvania Conference , 32 Presidents and Secretaries of 245, 246
East Prussian Conference 89 General Conference Corporation __ 16
East Russian Union 102 General Conf. Executive Committee 6
East Saxon Conference 89 Georgia Conference 66, 67
East Siberian Union Mission 110 German-Austrian Branch Pub. House 188
East Silesia Conference 101 German-Austrian Conference 86
East Szechwan Mission 120 German-Swiss Conference 85
Eastern Cana`dian Union Conf. 37 German Health Association 208
Institutions in 39 German Mission Society 79
Eastern New York Conference '19 German language, periodicals in _201
Eastern Polynesian Mission 147 Glendale Sanitarium 208
Ecuador Mission 126 Gold Coast Mission 84
Survey of work in 226 Good Health Assn., Ltd. 290
Educational Dept. of Gen. Conf. 11 Graysville Academy 165
Educational Institutions 156 Greater New York Conference 19,
Outline of courses in 156 Grecian Mission 94
Egyptian Mission 84 Guatemala Mission 152
Emmanuel Mission 139 Survey of work in 237
Emmanuel Missionary College .162 Gujerati language, periodical in 201
Emmanuel Miss. College Press 187
Enterprise Academy 163
Espirito Santo Mission 125 HAITIEN MISSION 150
Esthonian Conference 99 Haitien Seminary 165
Esthonian, periodical in 200 Hakka Mission 119
European Division 79 Hamburg Pub. House 187.188
Institutions in 104 Hamburg S. D. A. Assn. 79
Laborers in 79 Hankow Intermediate School 165
 INDEX 297

Hanover Conference 101 Ketchum Intermediate School 167

Hansa Conference 100 Kiangsi Mission 107'
Harlem Academy 165 Kiangsu Mission 110
Hartford Intermediate School 165 Kirin Mission 115
Harvest Ingathering, statistics of 248 Kolo Mission 139
Has8aiian Mission 155 Korean language, periodicals in 202
Survey of work in 238 Korean S. D. A. Mission Press 192
Hessia-Westphalian Conference 101 Kwangsi Mission 119
Hindi language, periodical in 201 Kyushu Mission 112
Hokkaido Mission 111
Holland Branch Pub. House 188
Holland language, periodicals in T A FAYETTE SANITARIUM (See
201, 202 1-1 Wabash Valley Sanitarium)
Holland Missions 102 Lake Geneva Sanitarium 209
Home Missions, Bureau of 14 Lake Grove Mission School 167
Home Missionary Department 15 Lake Union Conference 39
Honan Intermediate School 165 Institutions in 46
Honan Mission 106 Lake Titicaca Mission 127
Honduras Mission 152 Survey of work in 226
.Hunan Mission 107 Lancaster Junior College 167
Hungarian Conference 103 Languages in which denominational
Hungarian Branch Pub. House 188 Literature is issued 204-206
Hungarian language, periodicals in 202 Latin American Training School __ 168
Hupeh Mission 107 Latin Union Conference ..... 91
Hutchinson Theological. Seminary _ 166 Latin Union Publishing House ____ 188
Latin Union Training School 168
Laurelwood Academy 168
ICELAND MISSION 99 Legal Corporation of the General
Illinois Conference 42 Conference _ 16
Ilocano language, periodical in 202 Leman Conference 91
Inca Union Mission 126 Lettonian Conference 99
Survey of work in 224 Lettonian language, periodicals in 202
Indiana Academy 166 Levant Union Mission 94
Indiana Conference 42 Licentiates under the General Conf. 17
India, publishing house in (See S. Lima Branch Pub. House 186
D. A. Pub. House, India) Lima Training School 168
India Union Mission (See Southern Literature, languages in which is-
Asia Division of Gen. Conf.) sued 204-206
International Branch Pub. House _ 189 Lithuanian Mission 90
International Health Assn., Ltd. 209 Local Periodicals 198
Inter-Mountain Academy 166 Lodi Academy 169
Inter-Mountain Conference 26 Loma Linda College 169-171
Inyazura Mission 141 Loma Linda Sanitarium 210
Iowa Conference 47 Lord Howe Island Mission 148
Iowa Sanitarium 209 Louisiana-Mississippi. Conference _ 70
Irish Mission 83
Irrawaddy Delta Mission 132
Italian language, periodical in 202 MADISON Sanitarium 210
Italian Mission 92 Main-Neckar Conference 86
Maine Conference 20
Malamulo Mission 142
AMAICA CONFERENCE 153 Malay language, periodical in 202
JJamesSurvey of work in
White Memorial Home
238
209
Malay States Mission 114
Malayalam language, periodical in 202
Japan Union Mission 111 Malayalam Mission 135
Japanese language, periodicals in _ 202 Malaysian Union Mission 112
Japanese Mission Training School_ 166 Malaysian Publishing House 193
Japan Publishing House 188 Manchurian Union Mission 115
Jugoslavia Mission 103 Manitoba Conference 77
Jugoslavia Publishing House 188 Maplewood Academy 171
Marathi language, periodical in 202
Marathi Training School 172
kr AFIRLAND Mission Field 139 Maritime Academy 172
11" Kansai IVIission 111 Maritime Conference 37
Kansas City Branch Pub. House 189 Masourian Conference .., 90
Kansas Conference 26. 27 Massachusetts Conference 21
Kansas Sanitarium 209 Matto Grosso Mission 129
Kanto Mission 112 Mauritius-Madagascar Mission 93
Karen Mission School 167 Medical Miss. Dept. of Gen. Conf. 10
Kempsey Mission 149 Meiktila Technical School 172
Kentucky Conference 69 Mexican Mission 152
Kenya Colony Mission 83 Survey of work in 240
 298 INDEX

Ministerial Directory _________ 250-293 Northeast Saxon Conference 89

Ministers under the Gen. Conf. __16-18 Northern Branch Pub. House 189
Minnesota Conference 48 Northern California Conference 60
Mission Offerings for 1920 246 Northern Luzon Mission 117
Missionary Licentiates under the Northern New England Conference 22
General Conference 18 Northern Union Conference _____.: 47
Missionary Volunteer Department Institutions in 60
of the General Conference 12 Norway Conference 98
Missions, appropriations to 244 Norway Mission School 173
Mississippi Conference (See Louisi- Northwest Branch Pub. House 189
ana-Mississippi Conference) Northwest India Union Mission 133
Missouri Conference 27 Northwest Union Mission Training
Moldavian Conference 96 School 173
Monamona Mission 149 Nyasaland Mission Field 142
Montana Conference 51
Moravian-Silesian Conference 88
Mt. Ellis Academy 172 nAK PARK Academy 173
Mt. Vernon Academy 172 - Oakwood Junior College 174
Muntenia Conference 96 Oakwood Sanitarium -- 210
Musofu Mission 141 Obituary Record for 1921 294
Offerings, annual 246
Ohio Conference 34
NT AERUM MISSION SCHOOL __ 173 Oklahoma Conference 73
-LI Natal-Transvaal Conference __ 138
Oklahoma Intermediate School 174
Neandertal Missionary Seminary __ 173 Ontario Conference 38
Nebraska Conference 28 " Open View " Mission School 174
Nebraska Sanitarium 210 Orange Free State Conference 138
Negro Dept. of Gen. Conf. 16 Oroua Missionary School 174
Nevada Conference 59 Oshawa Missionary College 175
Newfoundland Mission 39
New England Sanitarium 210
New Guinea Mission 148 PACIFIC Press Publishing Assn. 188
New Hebrides Mission 149 Pacific Union College 175
New Jersey Conference 33 Pacific Union Conference 56
New South Wales, North Conf. 144 Institutions in 63
New South Wales, South Conf. 144 Panayan language, periodical in 203
New York Branch Pub. House 191 Papers issued 195-204
New Zealand, North Conference 145 Paradise Valley Sanitarium 211
New Zealand, South Conference 145 Parana Mission 129
New Zealand Training School (See Periodicals issued 195-204
Oroua Missionary School) Pernambuco Mission 125
Nigeria Mission 84 Persian Mission 94
Niue Mission 149 Peruvian Mission 127
Norfolk Island Mission 149 Survey of work in 227
North African Mission 93 Philippine Academy 176
North Argentine Conference 124 Philippine Union Mission 116
North Bohemian Conference 87 Philippine Publishing House 190
North Bavarian Conference 86 Pine Tree Academy 176
North Carolina (See Carolina Conf.) Plainview Academy 176
North China Union Conference 115 Polish language, periodicals in 203
North Dakota Conference 49 Polish Publishing House 190
North England Conference 81 Polish Union Mission 94
North India Mission Schools 173 Pomerania Conference 90
North Latin-American Group 150 Portland Branch Pub. House 189
North Michigan Conference 43 Portland Sanitarium 211
North New South Wales Conference 144 Porto Rican Mission 151
North New Zealand Conference 145 Survey of work in 235
North Pacific Union Conference 50 Portuguese language, periodicals in 203
Institutions in 55 Portuguese Mission 93
North Queensland Mission 149 Posania Conference 95
North Rhodesia Mission 141 Press Bureau of General Conf. 16
North Russian Union 103 Pua Training School (See Chile
North Sumatra Mission 113 Training School)
North Tamil Mission 135 Pub. Dept. of the Gen. Ciinf. 9
North Telugu Mission 135 Publishing Houses, directories of 186-194
North Texas Conference 73 Statistics of 248
North Wisconsin Conference ___ 43, 44 Punjab Mission 134
Northeast India Union Mission 132
Northeast India Union Training
School for Boys
Northeast Rhodesia Mission
172
142 QUEBEC Conference
Queensland Conference
38
145
 INDEX 299

R
D AND Mission 189 Somabula Mission 141
Rangoon and Upper Burma Songs Mission 142
Mission 132 South African Pub. House (See
Rarotongan, periodical in 203 ' . Sentinel Pub. Co.)
Religious Liberty Association 13 South African Training School 179
Resources Classified for 1919 243 South African Union Conference 137
Restaurants 215 South American Division of the
Resthaven Sanitarium 211 General Conference 122
Review and Herald Pub. Assn. 190 Institutions in 130
Rhenish Conference 100 South Australian Conference 146
Rio de Janeiro Mission 126 South Bavarian Conference 86
Rio Grande do Sul Conference 128 South Bend Branch Pub. House 191
River Plate Academy 176 South Brazil Union Conference 128
River Plate Sanitarium 211 Survey of work in 228
Rumanian Union Conference 95 South Caribbean Conference 154
Rumanian Union Publishing House 191 Survey of work in 236
Rumanian language, periodicals in 203 South Carolina (See Carolina Conf.)
Rusangu Mission 141 South Chekiang Mission 110
Russia, Conferences in 102 South China Union Mission 118
Russian language, periodicals in 203 South Chosen Mission 108
South Dakota Conference 49
South England Conference 80
Q ABBATH School Department of South India Union Mission 134
L' the General Conference 12 South India Training Schools 179
Salvador Mission 153 South Lancaster Academy (See Lan-
Survey of work in 238 caster Junior College)
Samoan language, periodical in 203 South New South Wales Conference 144
Samoan Mission 148 South New Zealand Conference 145
San Fernando Academy 176 South Pare Mission 84
Sanitariums, directories of ____ 207-213 South Rhodesia Mission Field 140
Statistics of 249 South Russian Union 103
Santa Catharina Conference 128 South Sumatra Mission 113
Santa! Mission 133 South Tamil. Mission 136
Santali Mission Schools 177 South Telugu Mission 135
Sao Paulo Mission 129 South Texas Conference 74
Saskatchewan Conference 78 South Wisconsin Conference 44
Scandinavian Publishing House 191 Southeastern California Conference 60
Scandinavian Union Conference 97 Southeastern Union Conference.__ 63
Survey of work in 219 Institutions in 67
School Journals 198, 199 Southern Asia Division of the Gen.
Schools (See Educational Institu- Conference 131
tions) Institutions in 135. 136
Scottish Conference 82 Survey of work in 220-223
Seminaries, directories of 156 Southern California Conference __ 61
Sentinel Pub. Co. 192 Southern Idaho Conference 61
S^-1, ,,-, iiiguage. periodical in 203 Southern Junior College 179
Seventh-day Adventist Pub. House Southern New England Conference 22
' (India) ' 192 Southern Oregon Conference 52
Shandung Mission 116 Southern Publishing Association 193
Shanghai Missionary College 177 Southern Union Conference 68
Shanghai Sanitarium 211 Institutions in 71
Shelton Academy 177 Southern Union Mission (under
Shenandoah Valley Academy 178 South African Union Conf.) 138
Shensi Mission 107 Southwestern Junior College 179
Sheyenne River Academy 178 Southwestern Union Conference 72
Siam Mission . 114 Institutions in 76
Siberian Union 103 Spanish language, periodicals in 203, 204
Sierra Leone Mission 84 Spanish Mission 93
Signs Pub. Co., Ltd. 193 Stanborough Missionary College 180
Signs of the Times Pub. House Stanborough Park Sanitarium 212
(China) 192 Statistical Tables 244-249
Signs of the Times Press (Korea) 192 St. Helena Sanitarium 212
Silesian Conference 90 St. Paul Branch Pub. House 189
Silesia-Galicia Conference 95 Stockholm Publishing House 193
Singapore Mission 112 S'rvey of the Fields. 216
Singapore Press 193 Sutherlin Academy 180
Singapore Training School 178 Swatow Mission 119
Sino-American Middle School 178 Sweden Conference 98
Skodsborg Sanitarium 212 Swedish language. periodicals in 204
Slovakia Mission 88 Swedish Mission School 180
Solomon Islands Mission 149 Sydney Sanitarium 212
Solusi Mission 141 Sydney High School 181
.300 INDEX

AGALOG language, periodicals Warsaw Mission 95

T in 204 Washington Branch Pub. House 191
Tahitian language, periodical in 204 Washington Missionary College 183
Taikgyi Girls' School ' 181 Washington Missionary College
Tamil language, periodical in 204 Press 194
Tamil Intermediate School 181 Washington Sanitarium 213,
'Tanganyika Missions 83 Waterloo Industrial School - 184
Tasmanian Conference 146 Welsh Conference 82
Taunggyi School 181 West Africa, Missions in 84
Telugu language, periodical in 204 West Australian Conference 147
Telugu Intermediate School 181 West Bengal Mission 133
Temple Academy 181 West Caribbean Conference 154
Tennasserim Mission 132 Survey of work in 236
Tennessee River Conference 70 West Caribbean Training School 184
Texico Conference 75 West China Union Mission 120 '
Thuringian Conference 101 West Chosen Conference 109
Tibetan Mission 120 West German Union Conference 100
Tithes and Offerings 247 Survey of work in 219
Titicaca Normal School 181 West Holland Mission 102
Tohoku Mission 112 West Indian Training School 184
Tongan language, periodical in 204 West Java Mission ' 113
Transportations Agents 16 West Michigan Conference 45
Transylvanian Conference 96 West Minas Geraes Mission 129
Treatment Rooms, list of 214 West Pennsylvania Conference 36
Tri-City Sanitarium 212 West Russian Union 103
Turkey Mission 94 West Saxon Conference 89
West Srechwan Mission 120
West Virginia Conference 36
TINTION COLLEGE 181 West Visayan Mission 118
U
'-' Union Conference periodicals Western Canadian Union Conf. 76
197, 198 Institutions in 78
Union Springs Academy 182 Western New York Conference 23
United Provinces Mission 134 Western Oregon Conference 53
Upper' Columbia Conference 52 Western Washington Conference 54
Upper Zambesi Mission 142 Western Washington Missionary
Urdu language, periodical in 204 Academy 185
Uruguay Mission 124 Winnipeg Branch Pub. House 187
Utah Mission 63 Winyah Lake School 185
Workers' Directory 250-293
Workers' Obituary Record for 1921 294
VERMONT- (See Northern New Workers sent to foreign fields ____ 245
England Conference) Wurtemberg-Baden Conference ___ 85
Venezuela Mission 151 Wyoming Conference 29
Victorian Conference 147
" Vincent Hill " School 182 vAKIMA Valley Academy 185
Virginia Conference 35 Yiddish dialect, periodical in 204
Young People's Missionary Volun- '
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IATABASH VALLEY Sanitarium _ 213'
Walderly Academy 182
Walla Walla College 183 7AMBESI Union Mission 140
Walla Walla Sanitarium 213 E-1 Zulu Mission Field 140
Warburton Sanitarium 213 Zulu Mission Station 140
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