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1914
YEAR BOOK
OF THE
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
DENOMINATION
Comprising a Complete Directory of the

General Conference, Union and Local
Conferences, and Mission Fields, Educational Institutions, Publishing Houses,
Periodicals, Sanitariums, together with a
Statement of Fundamental Principles,
and the Constitution of the General Conference. Also a Historical Summary
giving a brief account of the Rise and
Progress of the Denomination, with
Statistical Tables
PREPARED BY
H. E. ROGERS, Statistical Secretary of
the General Conference.
PUBLISHED BY
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REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION

WASHINGTON, D. C.
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THE
NEW
YEAR.
Before me lies a land all unexplored;

iNo foot of man has left its impress there.
IMy path across this plain God bids me choose,
And make it straight or crooked as I will.
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But right must be the path of those who win
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The approbation of their inmost hearts,
IAnd smile of an approving, all-wise God.
A goal, then, I must have a purpose firm.
A chart and compass, too, I'll surely need
To guide my steps across this trackless plain.
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Oh, then I'll make my goal a perfect life!
My chart shall be God's Word; my star, his Son!
And if, perchance, I stumble here or there,
If sometimes darksome clouds obscure my view,
When clears my sky, I'll press my journey on,
Nor willing turn aside from the bright Star
That points me ever toward my chosen goal
A perfect moral likeness to my God.
C. P. BOLLMAN.
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PREFACE.
NEARLY fifty-one years have elapsed since the organization of this
work, and the progress made during the past half century has been
truly remarkable. The following pages indicate that the organization
of this cause at the present time is arranged as follows:
Division Conferences
Division Mission
Union Conferences
Union Missions
Conferences
Missions
Educational Institutions
Publishing Houses and Branches
Periodicals
Languages in which Publications are issued
Sanitariums
Treatment Rooms
Food Factories and Cafes
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26
2
129
108
79
37
125
75
38
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Changes are made so frequently that it seems difficult to issue a

directory some portion of which is not out of date by the time the
publication comes from the press. This is necessarily true in a growing
work of this kind covering such a wide extent of territory. It would
be impossible to select a time for issuing this publication when changes
would not occur in conference and institutional directories, for this cause
is continually growing, and growth means change. The difficulty experienced in collating such material will be understood when it is stated
that after the " copy " for one section of this issue was in hand, and the
type had even been made into pages, further revisions were received by
which one union mission, the Siberian, was eliminated, and its territory
and workers arranged principally under the Russian Union, which was
in turn divided into eastern and western divisions. Other portions of
the Siberian Union were grouped with the European Division Missions.
The historical and statistical tables appear again in this issue, by
reference to which one can obtain an idea of the more important events
and data regarding this movement since its inception.
Directories will be found on the following pages:
Conferences
Institutions
Ministerial Directory
Historical and Statistical Summaries
Fundamental Principles and Constitutions
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158-206
207-234
235-292
293-309
For reference to any particular division, see the index, page 310.
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Directory o f the S eve n t h-d ay

Adventist Denomination.
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Organized May 21, 1863.
Territory: The North American
and European Division Conferences; the Asiatic Division Mission; the following-named Union Conferences: Australasian,
South African, South American,
Brazilian, West Indian; the India Union Mission, and the missions of Bahamas, Bermuda,
Hawaii, and Mexico.
Cable Address: Adventist, Washington. (A B C Code, fifth
edition.)
Telegraphic Address: General Conference, Washington, D. C.

(NOT Takoma Park.)
Express and Freight Address:
General Conference, Takoma
Park, D. C. (NOT Washington.) Consign freight via B. &
0. Ry.
Post-office 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 American
Division: I. H. Evans, Takoma
Park Station, Washington. D. C.
Vice-President for European Division: L. R. Conradi, Grindelberg
15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Vice-President for Asiatic Division: R. C. Porter, Box 523, U.
S. Postal Agency, Shanghai,
China.
Secretary: W. A. Spicer, Takoma
Treasurer: W. T. Knox, Takoma
Auditor: J. J. Ireland, Mountain
View, Cal.
APPOINTED ASSISTANTS.
Assistant Secretary: T. E. Bowen,

.Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Statistical Secretary: H. E. Rogers, Takoma Park Station.
Washington, D. C.
GENERAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
General.
A. G. Daniells, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
I. H. Evans, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
L. H. Conradi, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
R. C. Porter,Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, Sa
nghai, China.
W. A. Spicer, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
W. T. Knox, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
PRESIDENTS OF UNION CONFERENCES.
In North America.
Atlantic: R. D. Quinn, South Lancaster, Mass.
Central: R. A. Underwood, College
View, Nebr.
Columbia: B. G. Wilkinson, Takoma Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
Eastern Canadian: M. N. Campbell, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada.
Lake: Allen Moon, 215 Dean Bldg.,
South Bend, Ind.
Northern: Chas. Thompson, 2718
Third Ave., South, Minneapolis,
Minn.
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GENERAL ORGANIZATIONS.
North Pacific: C. W. Flaiz, College Place, Wash.

Pacific: E. E. Anuross, Mountain
View, Cal.
Southeastern: 0. Montgomery, 169
Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
Southern: S. E. Wight, 511 Cole
Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
Southwestern: G. F. Watson,
Keene, Tex.
Western Canadian: H. S. Shaw,
Box 244, Regina, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
In Other Countries.
British: W. J. Fitzgerald, 8 Lancaster Road, Stroud Green, London, N., England.
Central European: G. W. Schubert,
Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Germany.
Danube: J. F. Huenergardt, V.,
Katona Jeizsef-utca 28. I. 5,
Budapest, Hungary.
East German: H. F. Schuberth,
Uhlandstrasse 189, Berlin-Charl.,
Germany.
Latin: L. P. Tieche, 7 rue Broca,
Paris, France.
Russian: 0. E. Reinke, St. Petersburg III, poste restante, Russia.
Scandinavian: J. C. Raft, Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
West German: J. G. ()blander,
Ringelstr. 43, Frankfurt a M.,
Germany.
Australasian: J. E. Fulton, " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W.,
Australia.
South African: W. B. White, 56
Roeland St., Cape Town, South
Africa. '
South American: J. W. Westphal,
Florida, F. C. C. A., Buenos
Aires, Argentina, South America.
Brazilian: F. W. Spies, Estacao
Sao Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao
Paulo, Brazil, South America.
West Indies: A. J. Haysmer, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West

Indies.
SUPERINTENDENT OF UNION
MISSION.
India: H. R. Salisbury, 17 Abbott

Road, Lucknow, India.
SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS.
Sabbath-school: Mrs. L. Flora

Plummer, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Publishing: N. Z. Town, Takoma
Educational: J. L. Shaw, Takoma
Medical: Dr. W. A. Ruble, Loma
Linda, Cal.
Missionary Volunteer: M. E. Kern,
'Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
OTHER MEMBERS.
G. I. Butler, Bowling Green, Fa.

0. A. Olsen, 3645 Ogden Ave., Chicago, Ill.
W. C. White, Sanitarium, Cal.
S. N. Haskell, South Lancaster,
Mass.
W. C. Sisley, Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England.
C. H. Jones, Mountain View, Cal.
F. Griggs, College View, Nebr.
E. R. Palmer, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
G. B. Thompson, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, D. C.
Dr. H. W. Miller, Takoma Park
C. S. Longacre, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
W. W. Prescott, Takoma. Park
L. H. Christian, 1315 East Twent y- e i g h t h St., Minneapolis,
Minn.
50 members.
PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT.
Office Address: Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
OFFICERS.
Secretary: N. Z. Town.
GENERAL MEMBERS.
W. W. Eastman, Takoma Park

W. C. White, Sanitarium, Napa
Co., Cal.
R. C. Porter, Box 523, U. S. Postal
Agency, Shanghai, China.
L. R. Conradi, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
W. B. White, 56 Roeland St., Cape
Town, South Africa.
J. C. Raft, Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
J. T. Boettcher, Postfach 982,
Riga, Russia.
J. R. Ferren, Mountain View, Cal.
E. F. Forga, Apartado 492, Barcelona, Spain.
0. E. Reinke, St. Petersburg III,
poste restante, Russia.
F. W. Spies, Estacao Sao Bernardo, S. . R., sao Paulo, Brazil, South America.
J. W. Westphal, Florida, F. C. C.
A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
G. W. Caviness, 1599 Avenida 22,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
A. J. Haysmer, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
H. R. Salisbury, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
PUBLISHING HOUSE MANAGERS.

R. L. Pierce, 2123 Twenty-fourth
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.
F. F. Byington, College View,
Nebr.
W. C. Sisley, Stanborough Park,
H. Hartkop, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
E. Lind, Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm, Sweden.
L. E. Borle, Gland, Switzerland.

J. M. Johanson, Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
T. D. Gibson, Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada.
W. D. Burden, 826 Sendagayamachi, Tokyo, Japan.
C. L. Butterfield, Seoul, Korea.
A. Pages, Estacao Sao Bernardo,
S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil,
South America.
G. E. Hartman, Florida, F. C. C.
South America.
W. E. Perrin, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
W. E. Gillis, Box 523, U. S. Postal
MANAGERS CIRCULATING DEPARTMENTS AND BRANCHES,
H. H. Hall, Mountain View, Cal.

G. C. Hoskin, Mountain View, Cal.
L. W. Graham, 32 Union Square,
New York, N. Y.
J. W. Mace, Melville Bldg., South
Bend, Ind.
I. A. Ford, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
D. W. Reavis, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
A. J. S. Bourdeau, Takoma Park
S. N. Curtiss, 1224 Euclid Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.
J. F. Beatty, 719 East Flanders
St., Portland, Oregon.
J. M. Rowse, 1109 Fourteenth St.,
West, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
L. D. Randall, 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
GENERAL MISSIONARY AGENTS.
C. J. Tolf, South Lancaster, Mass.

I. D. Richardson, Route 3, Silver
Spring, Md.
J. B. Blosser, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
J. W. Davis, Room 511, Cole Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
A. F. Harrison, Keene, Tex.
V. 0. Cole, 169 Bryan St., Atlanta,
Ga.
F. E. Painter, 2718 Third Ave.,

South, Minneapolis, Minn.
W. R. Beatty, 719 East Flanders
W. L. Manful, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
L. D. A. Lemke, Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Samuel Joyce, Stanborough Park,
Maximo Trummer, Florida. F. C.
C. A., Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
G. H. Clark, 56 Roeland St., Cape
Town, South Africa.
J. A. P. Green, No. 1420 Avenida
20, Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
J. L. Brown, Apartado 492, Barcelona, Spain.
H: Boex, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
R. N. Carter, Estacao Sao Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South America.
L. M. Bowen, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

J. A. Burden, Loma Linda, Cal.
G. H. Heald, M. D., Takoma Park
A. B. Olsen, M. D., Surrey Hills
Hydro, Caterham Valley, England.
R. H. Habenicht, M. D., Diamante,
Entre Rios, Argentina, South
America.
Riley Russell, M. D., Soonan,
Korea.
V. L. Mann,M. D., 17 Abbott
Road, Lucn
ow, India.
Home Missionary Secretary.
Secretary: J. L. Shaw, Takoma

Park Station, Washington,
D. C.
F. Griggs, College View, Nebr.
C. C. Lewis, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
0. J. Graf, Berrien Springs, Mich.
B. F. Machlan, South Lancaster,
Mass.
C. W. Irwin, Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
H. R. Salisbury, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Otto Luepke, Friedensau, Post
Grabow, Bez. Magdeburg, Germany.
Paul Steiner, Gland, Switzerland.
M. E. Kern, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Erik Arnesen, Skodsborg, Denmark.
H. U. Stevens, Diamante, Argentina, South America.
C. P. Crager, Kenilworth, Cape,
South Africa.
W. E. Howell, Takoma Park, D. C.
H. M. Lee, Soonan, Korea.
H. F. Benson, 291 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo, Japan.
Miss E. M. Graham, Takoma Park

MEDICAL MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT.

OFFICERS.
Secretary: W. A. Ruble, M. D.,

Loma Linda, Cal.
Assistant Secretary: L. A. Hansen, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
OTHER MEMBERS.
H. W. Miller, M. D., Takoma

W. B. Holden, M. D., East Sixtieth St., Portland, Oregon.
A. C. Selmon, M. D., Box 523,
U. S. Postal Agency, Shanghai,
China.
H. J. Williams, M. D., Plumstead,
Cape, South Africa.
W. H. James, M. D., Warburton,
Victoria, Australia.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Office: Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
MEMBERS.
R. B. Thurber, Meiktila, Burma.
Geo. Teasdale, Cooranbong, N. S.
W., Australia.
C. L. Benson, Takoma Park Sta:
tion, Washington, D. C.
E. C. Kellogg, College Place, Wash.
W. T. Bartlett, Stanborough Park,
SABBATH-SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
OFFICERS.
Secretary: Mrs. L. Flora Plummer, Takoma Park Station,

Washington, D. C.; Asst. Sec.,
Rosamond D. Ginther.
OTHER MEMBERS.

W. W. Prescott, Takoma Park
M. C. Wilcox, Mountain View, Cal.
Mrs. Vesta J. Farnsworth, 6210
Racine St., Oakland, Cal.
F. M. Wilcox, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Fannie Dickerson Chase, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
T. E. Bowen, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
W. E. Howell, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER
DEPARTMENT.
OFFICERS.
Secretary: M. E. Kern, Takoma

Assistant Secretary: C. L. Benson,
Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
OTHER MEMBERS.
Miss Matilda Erickson, Takoma

Meade MacGuire, Box 381, Loveland, Colo.

E. Arnesen, Margrethevej 5,
Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Guy Dail, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
F. A. Allum, Yen Cheng, Honan,
China.
Mrs. L. Flora Plummer, Takcupa
Mrs. Fannie D. Chase, 'Takoma
Miss E. M. Graham, Takoma
J. L. Shaw, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Anna L. Hindson, " Mizpah,"
Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Maximo Trummer, Florida, F. C.
South America.
H. S. Beckner, Claremont, Cape,
South Africa.
G. W. Pettit, Batliboi Bldg., Jacob's Circle, Bombay, India.
A. E. Armstrong, 8 Lancaster
Road, Stroud Green, London, N.,
England.
Howard Lee, Soonan, Korea.
H. Kuniya, 291 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo, Japan.
GENERAL CONFERENCE CORPORATION.

Incorporated 1904.
Legal Title: " General Conference
Corporation of Seventh day Adventists."
Constituency: The General Conference delegates.
Officers: Pres., I. H. Evans; Sec.,
H. E. Rogers; Treas., W. T.
Knox.
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Board of Trustees: I. H. Evans,

W. T. Knox, W. W. Prescott,
F. M. Wilcox, E. R. Palmer, B.
G. Wilkinson, H. E. Rogers.
GENERAL CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated 1887.
Legal Title: " General Conference
Association of the Seventh-day
Adventists."
Constituency:. The General Conference delegates.
OFFICERS.
President: A. G. Daniells, Takoma

Vice-President: W. A. Spicer, Takoma. Park Station, Washington, D. C,
Treasurer: W. T. Knox, Takoma
Secretary: H. E. Rogers, Takoma
OTHER MEMBERS.
W. W. Prescott, K. C. Russell,
0. A. Olsen, F. M. Wilcox, S. E.
McNeill, H. R. Salisbury, Allen
Moon, Wm. Covert, A. G.
Haughey, R. A. Underwood, H.
W. Cottrell, S. N. Curtiss, D. W.
Reavis, G. B. Thompson, I. II.
Evans, T. E. Bowen.
Executive Committee: A. G. Daniells, W. A. Spicer, W. 1. Knox,
F. M. Wilcox, H. E. Rogers.
FOREIGN MISSION BOARD.
Incorporated 1899.
Legal Title: " Foreign Mission
Board of Seventh-day Adventists."
Trustees: A. G. Daniells, W. A.
Spicer, W. T. Knox, 0. A. Olsen,
H. R. Salisbury, I. H. Evans,
W. B. White, G. B. Thompson,
W. W. Prescott.
Officers: Pres., A. G. Daniells;
Sec., W. A. Spicer; Treas., W.
T. Knox.
TRANSPORTATION AGENTS.
W. T. Knox, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. (Also
general agent for transatlantic
steamship lines.)
(Also general agent for transpacific steamship, lines.)
Review and Herald Publishing Association, Room 903, 32 Union
Square, New York, N. Y.
A. Bacon, 84 Upper Tollington
Park, London, N., England.
Geo. E. Langdon, 3645 Ogden Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
W. H. Williams, 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
J. F. Beatty, 719 East Flanders
GENERAL LABORERS HOLDING CREDENTIALS FROM

THE GENERAL CONFERENCE.
MINISTERS.
Butler, G. I., Bowling Green, Fla.

Daniells, A. G., Takoma Park
Haskell, S. N., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Kern, M. E., Takoma, Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Knox, W. T., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Lewis, C. C., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Loughborough, J. N., Lodi, Cal.
Shaw, J. L., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Spicer, W. A., Takomh. Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Town, N. Z., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
White, Mrs. E. G., " Elmsha.ven,"
Sanitarium, Napa Co., Cal.
White, W. C., Sanitarium, Napa
Co., Cal.
LICENTIATES.
Bowen, T. E., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

Crisler, C. C., Sanitarium, Cal.
Hansen, L. A., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
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Haskell, Mrs. H. H., South Lancaster, Mass.

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Ruble, W. A., Loma Linda, Cal.
MISSIONARY LICENTIATES.
Ireland, J. J., Lodi, Cal.

Mac Enterfer, Sara, Sanitarium,
Cal.
Plummer, Mrs. L. Flora, Takoma
Rogers, H. E., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
DIRECTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN

DIVISION CONFERENCE.
Organized May 26, 1913.
Territory: The following-named Columbia: B. G. Wilkinson, TaUnion Conferences: Atlantic,
koma Park Station, WashingCentral, Columbia, Eastern Caton, D. C.
nadian, Lake, Northern, North Eastern Canadian: M. N. CampPacific, Pacific, Southeastern,
bell, Oshawa, Ontario.
Southern, Southwestern, Western Canadian.
Lake: Allen Moon, 215 Dean Bldg.,
South Bend, Ind.
Cable Address: Adventist, Washington. (A B C Code, fifth edi- Northern: Chas. Thompson, 2718
Third Ave., South, Minneapolis,
tion.)
Minn.
Telegraphic Address: North North Pacific: C. W. Flaiz, College
American Division Conference,
Place, Wash.
Washington, D. C. (NOT Takoma Park.)
Pacific: E. E. Andross, Mountain
View, Cal.
Postal Address: Takoma Park
Southeastern: 0. Montgomery,
169 Bryan St., Atlanta; Ga.
OFFICERS.
Southern: S. E. Wight, 511 Cole
President: I. H. Evans, Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D. C. Southwestern: G. F. Watson,
Keene, Tex.
Vice-President: 0. A. Olsen, 3645
Western Canadian: H. S. Shaw,
Ogden Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Box 244, Regina, Saskatchewan.
Secretary: G. B. Thompson, Takoma Park Station, Washing- SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS.
ton, D. C.
Treasurer: W. T. Knox, Takoma Publishing: W. W. Eastman, Takoma Park Station, WashingPark Station, Washington, D. C.
ton, D. C.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Medical Missionary: H. W. Miller,
M. D., Takoma Park Station,
General.
Washington, D. C.
I. H. Evans, Takoma Park StaEducational: J. L. Shaw, Takoma
Park Station, Washington,
0. A. Olsen, 3645 Ogden Ave., ChiD. C.; Assistant, W. E. Howell.
cago, Ill.
G. B. Thompson, Takoma Park Young People's: Matilda Erickson,
Takoma Park Station, WashStation, Washington, D. C.
ington, D. C.
W. T. Knox, Takoma Park StaSabbath-school: Mrs. L. Flora
Plummer, Takoma Park StaPRESIDENTS OF UNION CONFERtion, Washington, D. C.
ENCES.
Religious Liberty: C. S. Longacre,
Takoma Park Station, WashingAtlantic: R. D. Quinn, South Lanton, D. C.
caster, Mass.
Central: R. A. Underwood, College Negro: C. B. Stephenson, Boston,
View, Nebr.
Ga.
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NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION CONFERENCE.

FOREIGN DEPARTMENTS.
General: 0. A. Olsen, 3645 Ogden

Ave., Chicago, Ill.
German (West): G. F. Haffner,
Clinton, Mo.
German (East): J. H. Schilling,
32 Union Square, New York,
N. Y.
Danish-Norwegian: L. H. Christian, 1315 East Twenty-eighth
St., Minneapolis, Minn.
Swedish: S. Mortenson, 5942 Peoria St., Chicago, Ill.
OTHER MEMBERS.
Frederick Griggs, College View,

Nebr.
R. A. Underwood, College View,
Nebr.
W. A. Ruble, Loma Linda, Cal.
32 members.
APPOINTED ASSISTANTS.
Home Missionary Secretary:

, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.; Assistant,
Miss E. M. Graham.
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F. F. Byington, College View,

Nebr.
T. D. Gibson, Oshawa, Ontario.
MANAGERS OF BRANCH PUBLISHING HOUSES.
L. W. Graham, 32 Union Square,

New York, N. Y.
J. W. Mace, Melville Bldg., South
Bend, Ind.
S. N. Curtiss, 1224 Euclid Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.
J. F. * Beatty, 719 East Flanders
J. M. Rowse, 1109 Fourteenth St.,
West, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
CIRCULATING MANAGERS.

I. A. Ford, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
G. C. Hoskin, Mountain View, Cal.
GENERAL MISSIONARY AGENTS.
J. Tolf, South Lancaster, Mass.

I. D. Richardson, R. F. D. 3, Silver
Spring, Md.
J. B. Blosser, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
J. W. Davis, 511 Cole Building,
Nashville, Tenn.
Ga.
C. E. Weaks, Mountain View, Cal.
W. L. Manful, Box 244, Regina,
Saskatchewan.
C.
PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT.
Washington, D. C.
Secretary: W. W. Eastman.
GENERAL MEMBERS.
N. Z. Town, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

W. C. White, Sanitarium, Cal.
PUBLISHING HOUSE MANAGERS.

R. L. Pierce, 2123 Twenty-fourth
HOME MISSIONARY SECRETARY.
Office to be filled; Assistant, Miss

E. M. Graham.
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MEDICAL MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT.

Headquarters: Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Secretary: H. W. Miller, M. D.,
OTHER MEMBERS.
W. E. Bliss, M. D., Melrose, Mass.

W. B. Holden, M. D., Portland,
Oregon.
W. A. Ruble, M. D., Loma Linda,
Cal.
H. A. Green, M. D., Boulder, Colo.
L. A. Hansen, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Geo. Thomason, M. D., Sanitarium, Cal:
H. M. Hiatt, 336 East Lake St.,

Minneapolis, Minn.
C. A. Russell, Allegan, Mich.
M. M. Hare, Williamsdale East,
Cumberland Co Nova Scotia.
Mass.
E. A. Sutherland, Madison, Tenn.
C. L. Stone, Graysville, Tenn.
C. J. Boyd, Box 414, Huntsville,
Ala.
M. E. Olsen, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Sarah E. Peck, College View,
Nebr.
J. F. Simon, Clinton, Mo.
M. L. Andreasen, Hutchinson,
Minn.
G. E. Nord, R. F. D. 1, Box 20, La
Grange, Ill.
H. G. Lucas, San Fernando, Cal.
J. L. Kay, Gaston, Oregon.
J. B. White, Oswego, Kans.
S. M. Butler, Nevada, Iowa.
W. E. Straw, Bethel, Wis.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Washington, D. C.
MEMBERS.
Secretary: J. L. Sliaw, Takoma

Assistant Secretary: W. E. Howell, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Frederick Griggs, College View,
Nebr.
M. E. Kern, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
C. W. Irwin, St. Helena, Cal.,
E. G. Salisbury, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
M. E. Cady, 6210 Racine St., Oakland, Cal.
W. W. Ruble, Alexandria, Minn.
M. B. VanKirk, College View,
Nebr.
J. I. Beardsley, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
R. G. Ryan, 509 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
C. B. Hughes, Keene, Tex.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT.

OFFICERS.
Secretary: Matilda Erickson, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

Field Secretary: Meade MacGuire,
Box 381, Loveland, Colo.
Field Secretary: C. L. Benson, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C..
MEMBERS.
M. E. Kern, Takoma Park Station,

Washington, D. C.
J. L. Shaw, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. L. Flora Plummer, Takoma
Mrs. Fannie D. Chase, Takoma
L. H. Christian, 1315 East Twentyeighth St., Minneapolis, Minn.
J. J. Reiswig, 109 East Wisconsin
St., Jamestown, N. Dak.
C. J. Boyd, care Oakwood School,
Huntsville, Ala.

G. E. Nord, R. F. D. 1, Box 20,
LaGrange, Ill.
Ex officio members consist of all
Union Conference Missionary Volunteer Secretaries.
SABBATH-SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
(Same officers and members of department as for the General
Conference. )
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY ASSOCIATION.

Headquarters: Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Secretary: C. S. Longacre, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
OTHER MEMBERS.
K. C. Russell, South Lancaster,

Mass.
J. 0. Corliss, Glendale, Cal.
Allen Moon, 215 Dean Bldg., South
Bend, Ind.
W. M. Healey, 657 Eighteenth St.,
San Diego, Cal.
W. A. Colcord, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
F. M. Wilcox, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
C. M. Snow, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
A. J. S. Bourdeau, Takoma. Pask
W. L. Burgan, Takoma Park Sta-,
C. E. Holmes, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
L. L. Caviness, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
A. J. Clark, 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield, Ill.
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UNION CONFERENCE SECRETARIES.
W. F. Martin, College Place, Wash.

J. F. Blunt, 149 North Kern St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
J. E. Jayne, 812 Bellville Ave.,
New Bedford, Mass.
S. B. Horton, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
C. P. Bollman, 2123 Twentyfourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
W. A. McCutchen, Keene, Tex.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENTS.
Department Headquarters and
Office: 3645 Ogden Ave., Chicago, Ill.
OFFICERS.
General Foreign: 0. A. Olsen

(chairman), L. H. Christian, J.
H. Schilling, G. F. Haffner, S.
Mortenson, F. C. Gilbert, G. G.
Roth.
GERMAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE,
WEST.
G. F. Haffner (secretary), Clinton,

Mo.
Carl Leer, Lincoln, N. Dak.
John Isaac, 217 West Seventh St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
J. F. Simon, Clinton, Mo.
G. A. Grauer, Lodi, Cal.
GERMAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE,
EAST.
J. H. Schilling (secretary), Room

904, 32 Union Square, New
York, N. Y.
B. E. Miller, Room 904, 32 Union
C. W. Weber, 3306 West Thirtyfirst St., Cleveland, Ohio.
G. P. Gaede, 102 Eaton St., Buffalo, N. Y.
David Voth, 3645 Ogden Ave., Chicago,
DANISH-NORWEGIAN ADVISORY
COMMITTEE.
L. H. Christian (secretary), 13.15

East Twenty-eighth St., Minneapolis, Minn.
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Lewis Johnson, 3022 West Sixtysecond St., Seattle, Wash.

M. S. Reppe, Hutchinson, Minn.
C. A. Thorp, College View, Nebr.
P. E. Brodersen, 3645 Ogden Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
SWEDISH ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
S. Mortenson (secretary), 3645

Ogden Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Fred Johnson, College View, Nebr.
G. E. Nord, R. F. D. 1, Box 20,
La Grange, Ill.
August Anderson, College Place,
Wash.
Carl Svenson, 766 Sims St., St.
Paul, Minn.
JEWISH ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
F. C. Gilbert (superintendent),
South Lancaster, Mass.
R. D. Quinn, South Lancaster,
Mass.
H. C. Hartwell, South Lancaster,
Mass.
Mass.
FRENCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
G. G. Roth (superintendent),
L. F. Passebois, Burlington, Vt.
Mass.
J. Vuilleumier, De la Roche 1794,
Montreal, Quebec.
Mass.
Foreign Literature Depositories:
International Pub. Assn., College
View, Nebr.; Manager, F. F. Byington. New York Branch of
Review and Herald Pub. Assn.,
32 Union Square, New York, N.
Y.; Manager, L. W. Graham.
NORTH AMERICAN NEGRO
DEPARTMENT.
Secretary: C. B. Stephenson, Boston, Ga.
MEMBERS.
C. B. Stephenson, Boston, Ga.
S. E Wight, 511 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
0. Montgomery, 169 Bryan St.,

Atlanta, Ga.
G. F. Watson, Keene, Tex.
Bend, Ind.
E. T. Russell, College View, Nebr.
B. G. Wilkinson, Takoma Park,
D. C.
Mass.
J. K. Humphrey, 184 West 135th
St., New York, N. Y.
J. M. Campbell, 1813 Vermont
Ave.,.N. W., Washington, D. C.
John
Manns, 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Sydney Scott, 316 Foster St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
PRESS BUREAU.
Secretary: W. L. Burgan, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
NORTH AMERICAN CONFERENCE CORPORATION OF

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS.
Incorporated Nov. 5, 1913.
Trustees: I. H. Evans, W. T.
Knox, G. B. Thompson, W. W.
Prescott, L. M. Bowen, M. E.
Kern, H. E. Rogers.
Officers: Pres., I. H. Evans;
Treas., W. T. Knox; Sec., H.
E. Rogers.
GENERAL LABORERS HOLDING CREDENTIALS FROM
THE NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION CONFERENCE.
MINISTERS.
Anderson, J. N., Takoma Park

Benson, C. L., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Bollman, C. P., 2123 Twentyfourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.

Christian, L. H., 1315 East Twenty-eighth St., Minneapolis,
Minn.
Colcord, W. A., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Eastman, W. W., Takoma Park
Eva;ns, I. H., Takoma Park Sta-,
Gilbert, F. C., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Haffner, G. F., Clinton, Mo.
Longacre, C. S., Takoma Park Station,shington,
a
D. C.
MacGuire, Meade, Box 381, Loveland, Colo.
Miller, H. W., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. U.
Mortenson, S., 5942 Peoria St.,
Chicago, Ill.
Olsen, 0. A., 3645 Ogden Ave.,
Ill.
Palmer,
I. Takoma Park StaPalmer,
E. R.,
Prescott, W. W., Takoma Park
Reed, L. A., Mountain View, Cal.
Roth, G. G., South Lancaster,
Mass.
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Schilling, J. H., Room 904, 32 Union Square, New York, N. Y.

Stephenson, C. B., Boston, Ga.
Tait, A. 0., Mountain View, Cal.
Thompson, G. B., Takoma Park
Wilcox, M. C., Mountain View,
Cal.
Wilcox, F. M., Takonia Park Station, Washington, D. C.
LICENTIATES.
Howell, W. E., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

Snow, C. M., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Erickson, Matilda, Takoma Park

Smith, L. A., 2123 Twenty-fourth
Wilcox, Kathrina B., Mountain
View, Cal.
ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized zgox.
Territory: The Conferences of
Maine, Northern New England,
Massachusetts, Southern New
England, New York, Greater
New York, and Western New
York.
Office: South Lancaster, Mass.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., R. D. Quinn.
Sec., Miss Pearl L. Rees.
Treas. and Auditor, C. L. Kilgore.
Executive Committee: R. D.
Quinn, the presidents of conferences composing the Atlantic Union, and B. F. Machlan, C. L. Kilgore, W. E. Bliss, C. J. Tolf, J. E.
Jayne, L. W. Graham, K. C. Russell, D. H. Kress, M. D.
Legal Assn.: " Atlantic Union

Conference Association of S. D.
A." Pres., R. D. Quinn; Sec. and
Treas., Charles L. Kilgore.
Union Book Depository:
New York Branch of Review
and Herald Pub. Assn., Room 903,
32 Union Square, New York, N. Y.
Manager, L. W. Graham.
Union Field Agent, C. J. Tolf.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., B. F. Machlan.
Medical Missionary Dept.:
Sec., D. H. Kress, M. D.
Religious Liberty Dept.:
Sec., K. C. Russell.
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Young People's Dept.:

Sec., Mrs. R. D. Quinn.
Press Bureau:
Sec., J. E. Jayne.
Negro Representative:
Sec., J. K. Humphrey, 184 West
135th St., New York, N. Y.
MINISTERS.

Mass.
B. F. Machla,n, South Lancaster,
Mass.
G. G. Roth, South Lancaster, Mass.
K. C. Russell, South Lancaster,
Mass.
0. F. Butcher, South Lancaster,
Mass.
D. H. Kress, South Lancaster,
Mass.
C. L. Kilgore, South Lancaster,

Mass.
Miss Pearl L. Rees, South Lancaster, Mass.
C. J. Tolf, South Lancaster, Mass.
Mrs. R. D. Quinn, South Lancaster, Mass.
GREATER NEW YORK CONFERENCE.
Organized 1902.
Territory: The city of Greater
New York, Long Island, and the
counties of Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Orange, Dutchess,
Sullivan, and Ulster, in the
State of New York.
Office: Room 904, 32 Union
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. L. McElhany.
Vice-Pres., B. E. Miller.
Sec. and Treas., N. C. Van Horn.
Executive Committee: J. L. McElhany, B. E. Miller, C. H. Edwards, C. T. Everson, L. W. Graham, J. K. Humphrey, L. Klebhan,
H. C. J. Walleker, N. C. Van
Horn.
Legal Assn.: " Greater New

York Corporation of Seventh-day
Adventists." Pres., J. L. McElhany; Clerk, L. W. Graham;
Treas., N. C. Van Horn.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., N. C. Van Horn.
Field Miss. Agt., J. M. Calvert.
Sabbath-school Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. J. L. McElhany, 569
West 185th St., New York, N. Y.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., J. L. McElhany.
Medical Miss. Dept.:
Sec., B. B. Kinne, M. D.
Sec., C. H. Edwards.
Sec., Mrs. J. L. McElhany, 569
West 185th St., New York, N. Y.
MINISTERS.
J. L. McElhany, Room 904, 32

Union Square, New York, N. Y.
C. H. Edwards, 566 Fifty-fourth
St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
C. T. Everson, 880 West 180th St.,
New York, N. Y.
J. K. Humphrey, 184 West 135th
B. E. Miller, 2028 Gates Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
J. Sivak, 434 East Seventy-second
H. C. J. Walleker, 675 Hicks St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
LICENTIATES.
R. J. Bryant, 23 Ridge St., Middletown, N. Y.

R. Immonen, Room 904, 32 Union
Marie Anderson, 441 East 136th

Edith Burnett, 255 West 133d
Mrs. J. M. Calvert, 2537 Amsterdam Ave., New York, N. Y.
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J. M. Calvert, 2537 Amsterdam Sabbath-school Dept.:

Ave., New York, N. Y.
Sec., Mrs. W. 0. Howe.
Sarah Crowe, 131 West 138th St.,
Educational Dept.:
New York, N. Y.
Sena Gjerde, 675 Hicks St., BrookSec., F. M. Dana.
lyn, N. Y.
H. P. Hansen, 924 Fourth Ave., Medical Missionary Dept.:
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sec., Dr. E. W. Walters.
Anna Hoglund, 4013 Eighth Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss E. Kehrein, 772 Courtland
Sec., W. 0. Howe.
Ave., New York, N. Y.
Miss Lena W. Lewis, 636 Fifty- - Young People's Dept.:
second St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sec., Jennie R. Bates.
Miss A. Myer, 78 Norwood Ave.,
MINISTERS.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Mary Voth, 815 Gates Ave., F. M. Dana, 75 Grant St., PortBrooklyn, N. Y.
land, Me.
J. L. Johnson, 322 Sixty-first St., A. J. Verrill, Mechanic Falls, Me.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
E. E. Osborne, Fairfield, Me.
J. E. Patzkowski, 578 East 173d
Honorary Ministerial Credentials.
L. W. Graham, Room 903, 32 Un- S. J. Hersum, Richmond, Me.
ion Square, New York, N. Y.
P. B. Osborne, Fairfield, Me.
C. H. Wilkinson, 532 Eferkimer
LICENTIATE.
Miss Luella Rasmussen, 1752 W. 0. Howe, 63 Grant St., PortMount Hope Ave., New York,
land, Me.
N. Y.
MAINE CONFERENCE.
Organized 1867.
Territory: The State of Maine.
Office: 75 Grant St., Portland, Me
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., F. M. Dana.
Sec. and Treas., A. E. Everett.
Executive Committee: F. M.
Dana, A. J. Verrill, E. E. Osborne,
A. E. Everett, R. S. Hobbs, W. R.
McLaughlin, Ward Bickford.
Legal Assn.: " Maine Conference Association of S. D. A."
Pres., F. M. Dana; Clerk and
Treas., W. 0. Howe; Trustees:
F. M. Dana, E. E. Osborne, R. S.
Hobbs, G. W. Whitney, W. 0.
Howe.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., A. E. Everett.
Field Miss. Sec., M. R. Bailey.
Field Miss. Agt., M. R. Bailey.
A. E. Everett, 75 Grant St., Portland, Me.

M. R. Bailey, 75 Grant St., Portland, Me.
Mrs. M. W. Howe, 63 Grant St.,
Portland, Me.
Jennie R. Bates, West Paris, 1VIc.
Miss E. H. Morton, 365 Allen
Ave., Woodfords, Me.
G. W. Whitney, 88 Glenwood St.,
Woodfords, Me.
Mrs. G. W. Whitney, 88 Glenwood,
St., Woodfords, Me.
Geo. W. Howard, Kezar Falls, Me.
Mrs. C. P. Wood, Skowhegan, Me.
Mrs. J. , B. Myers, 75 Grant St.,
Portland, Me.
Dr. Ethel Walters, Shawmut, Me.
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE.
Organized 1870, being a portion
of the territory originally
known as the New England
Conference.
Territory: Massachusetts.
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Office: South Lancaster, Mass.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., H. C. Hartwell.
Sec. and Treas., H. B. Tucker.
Executive Committee: H. C.
Hartwell, A. E. Sanderson, W. E.
Bliss, M. 0. Bradford, E. R. Numbers, J. K. Jones, B. F. MachIan.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., H. B. Tucker.
Field Miss. Sec., E. R. Numbers.
Field Miss. Agt., E. R. Numbers.
Sec., Mrs. E. M. Wilber.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. H. E. Osborne.
Sec., Estella Houser, M. D., New
England Sanitarium, Melrose,
Mass.
Sec.,
Sec., Mrs. E. M. Wilber.
MINISTERS.

Mass.
A. E. Sanderson, 25 Walnut St.,
Somerville, Mass.
P. F. Bicknell, South Lancaster,
Mass.
G. B. Starr, care New England
Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.
J. K. Jones, 129 Midland St., Lowell, Mass.
H. Pannkoke, 81 East Haverhill
St., Lawrence, Mass.
W. R. Uchtmann, 196 West Canton St., Boston, Mass.'
C. Meleen, 43 Everard St., Worcester, Mass.
0. F. Butcher, South Lancaster,
Mass.
LICENTIATES.
W. W. Rice, 9 King St., Taunton,
Mass.
E. P. Auger, 271 Shaw St., New
Bedford, Mass.
C. H. Castle, South Lancaster,
-Mass.
H. B. Tucker, South Lancaster,

Mass.
C. E. Palmer, 7 Upland Road,
Everett, Mass.
Miss Jennie Thayer, South Lancaster, Mass.
J. G. White, care New England
Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.
Mrs. E. M. Wilber, South Lancaster, Mass.
Mrs. M. A. Wheeler, 29 Wellington St., Boston, Mass.
Miss E. . Meek, Foxboro, Mass.
Mrs. N. S. Starr, care New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.
Miss Margaret Stuhrke, 15 Boston St., Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. E. H. Watson, 45 Villa Ave.,
Everett, Mass.
Miss Cora A. Spencer, 81 Fairfield
St., Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. M. S. Boyd, 157 Auburn St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Bessie E. Tilton, 202 Central
St., Mansfield, Mass.
Miss Ethel Sanderson, 812 Belleville Ave.,iNew Bedford, Mass.
l Good Tidings
Miss Lila son,
Home, Concord, Mass.
Herbert S. Mould, State Line,
Mass.
E. R. Numbers, South Lancaster,
Mass.
MEDICAL MISSIONARIES.
Dr. W. E. Bliss, care New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.

Dr. J. W. Hopkins, care New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.
Dr. Estella M. Houser, care New
England Sanitarium, Melrose,
Mass.
Dr. Mary Sanderson, 46 Forest
Park Ave., Springfil
d, Mass.
Miss Nora Lacey, care New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.
Miss Maude Sisum, South Lancaster, Mass.
Miss Mabel Thiel, 49 Beech St.,
Lowell, Mass.
CHURCH-SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Miss Ethel J. Sanderson, 812

Belleville Ave., New Bedford,
Mass.

Miss Ethel L. Scott, 7 Pacific St.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
Miss Ida Tiney, R. F. D., Petersham, Mass.
Miss Ruth Meleen, 43 Everard St..
Worcester, Mass.
NEW YORK CONFERENCE.

Organized 1862; reorganized 1906.
Territory: Eastern portion of the
State of New York, east of the
eastern boundaries of the counties of Cayuga, Tompkins, and
Tioga, excepting the counties of
Westchester, Rockland, Putnam,
Orange, and Dutchess, and the
city of Greater New York.
Office: 317 West Bloomfield St..
Rome, N. Y.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. H. Holden.
Sec. and Treas., F. N. Johnson.
Executive Committee: W. H.
Holden, C. D. Green, E. E. Covey,
M. W. Milks, R. B. Clapp, J. C.
Stevens.
Legal Assn.: "New York Conference Assn. of S. D. A." Pres.,
W. H. Holden; Sec. and Treas..
F. N. Johnson.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., F. N. Johnson.
Field Miss. Agt., E. E. Covey.
Sec., Mrs. W. H. Holden.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. Bessie J. Rice, Keene,
Essex Co., N. Y.
Sec., Dr. Isadore L. Green, 1008
Washington St., Watertown, N. Y.
Sec., W. H. Holden.
Sec., Mrs. W. H. Holden.
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MINISTERS.
W. H. Holden, 317 West Bloomfield St., Rome, N. Y.

E. L. Cardey, 29 Second St., Albany, N. Y.
D. G. Turk, 525 State St., Binghamton, N. Y.
J. C. Stevens, 216 Enima St., Syracuse, N. Y.
S. B. Whitney, Vienna, Oneida
Co., N. Y.
R. B. Clapp, 135 Bishop. Ave., Watertown, N. Y.
LICENTIATES.
C. J. Coon, 317 West Bloomfield

St., Rome, N. Y.
M. R. Coon, 317 West Bloomfield
St., Rome, N. Y.
Mrs. D. G. Turk, 525 State St.,

Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. Bessie J. Rice, Keene, Essex
Co., N. Y.
F. N. Johnson, 317 West Bloomfield St., Rome, N. Y.
E. E. Covey, 605 North Jay St..
Rome, N. Y.
I. L. Green, M. D., 1008 Washington St., Watertown, N. Y.
Edith M. White, 1008 Washington
St., Watertown, N. Y.
Florence L. Boyle, 317 West
Bloomfield St., Rome, N. Y.
Mrs. Eelia Koenig, 317 West
Mrs. Nellie A. Porter, 317 West
Mrs. Sadie M. Holden, 317 West
Ella M. Leach, 53 First St., Albany, N. Y.
Chas. E. Hutchins, Fayetteville,
N. Y.
Florence L. Hoxie, Vienna, N. Y.
Mrs. R. B. Clapp, 135 Bishop Ave..
Watertown, N. Y.
Jennie Dawson, 216 Emma St.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
CHURCH -SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Minnie Longway, Vienna, N. Y.
Ella A. Iden, 136 Elmwood Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Myrtle Wright, Saranac Lake,
N. Y.
Elma J. Perry, North Creek, Warren Co., N. Y.
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NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND

CONFERENCE.
Organized as the Vermont Conference June 15, 1862; reorganized, 1909.
Territory: The States of Vermont
and New Harupsnire.
Office: Concord, N. H.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., F. W. Stray.
Sec. and Treas., D. K. Royer.
Executive Committee: F. W.
Stray, A. P. Needham, H. A.
Clark, E. G. Farnsworth, D. K.
Royer, W. E. Tatro.
Legal Assn.: " The Northern
New England Conference Association of Seventh-day Adventists."
Pres., F. W. Stray; Vice-Pres.,
E. 0. Farnsworth; Clerk and
Treas., 1). K. Royer.
Tract Society:
See. and Treas., D. X. Royer.
Field Miss. Agt.,
Sec., Mrs. L. P. Passebois, Richford, Vt.
Educational Dept.:
Sec.,
Sec., C. F. Ball, M. D., Rutland,
Vt.
Sec., F. W. Stray, Center Barnstead, N. H.
Sec., I. A. Armstrong, South
Lancaster, Mass.
MINISTERS.
F. W. Stray, Center Barnstead,

N. H.
L. F. Passebois, Burlington, Vt.
H. J. Farman, Barnet, Vt.
Mrs. M. A. Scribner, 10 Sheldon

Place. Rutland, Vt.
F. L. Abbott, Richford, Vt.
E. G. Farnsworth, Washington,
N. H.
H. A. Clark, Orleans, Vt.
Mrs. Pearl J. Sanborn, South Lancaster, Mass.
D. K. Royer, Concord, N. H.
I. A. Armstrong, South Lancaster,
Mass.
Miss Lena G. Chase, South Vernon, Vt.
Hiram Morrill, 40 Liberty St.,
Montpelier, Vt.
Mrs. L. P. Passebois, Richford,
Vt.
Miss Florence Kidder, Center
Barnstead, N. H.
Mrs. L. D. Kelsey, Randolph, Vt.
Miss Mattie B. Tefft, Jamaica, Vt.
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
CONFERENCE.
Organized in 1903 from territory
formerly comprised in the New
England Conference.
Territory: The States of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Office: 51 Whitmore St., Hartford,
Conn.
OFFICERS
Conference:
Pres., J. E. Jayne, 812 Bellyille
Ave., New Bedford, Mass.
Sec. and Treas., W. E. Fortune.
Executive Committee: J. E.
Jayne, W. E. Fortune, H. C. Wilcox, J. A. Tefft, W. R. Andrews,
Dr. B. E. Nicola, L. H. Starr.
Legal Assn.: " Southern New
England Conference Assn. of S. D.
A." Pres., D. B. Parmelee; Sec.,
W. E. Fortune.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., W. E. Fortune.
Field Miss..Sec., W. E. Fortune.
Field Miss. Agt., H. C. Wilcox,
144 Butler St., New Haven, Conn.

Sec., Mrs. Bessie P. Wilcox, 144
Butler St., New Haven, Conn.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., W. E. Fortune.
Sec., Dr. B. E. Nicola.
Sec., J. E. Jayne.
Sec., Mrs. Mary B. Nicola, M. D.
MINISTERS.
J. E. Jayne, 812 Bellville Ave.,
New Bedford, Mass.
W. R. Andrews, R. F. D. 2, Attleboro, Mass.
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OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., H. W. Carr.
Sec., Mrs. H. W. Carr.
Treas., Ruland Bowen.
Executive Committee: H. W.
Carr, F. H. Hicks, H. M. Fleming,
T. B. Westbrook, J. J. Kennedy,
G. P. Gaede, H. L. Shoup.
Legal Assn.: " The Western'
New York Conference Association
of S. D. A." Pres., H. W. Carr;
Sec., T. B. Westbrook; Treas., F.
H. Hicks.
Tract Society:
Treas., Ruland Bowen.
Field Miss. Agt., E. A. Manry.
LICENTIATE.
F. S. Hartwell, 13 Hawthorn
Place, Milford, Conn.
Mrs. Eva B. Daggett, 330 Shelton
Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Annie 0. Wykman, 55 High St.,
Milford, Conn.
Mrs. R. K. Gemberling, 410 Wellington Ave., Auburn, R. I.
W. E. Fortune, 51 Whitmore St.,
Hartford, Conn.
H. C. Wilcox, 144 Butler St., New
Haven, Conn.
S. E. Norton, Waterford, Conn.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. E. E. Prescott, 451

Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Sec., H. W. Carr.
Sec., Mrs. Charles Koons, 18
Gibbs St., Rochester, N. Y.
MINISTERS.
WESTERN NEW YORK CONFERENCE.
H. W. Carr., 8 East Jefferson St.,

Salamanca, N. Y.
J. W. Raymond, 211 Main St.,
Hornell, N. Y.
F. Peabody, West Valley, N. Y.
T. B. Westbrook, 616 Woodlawn
Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. J. Kennedy, 650 Genesee St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
G. P. Gaede, 102 Eaton St., Buffalo, N. Y.
H. L. Shoup, 8 East Jefferson St.,
Salamanca, N. Y.
Organized 1906.
Territory: The State of New
York west of the eastern boundary of the counties of Cayuga,
Tompkins, and Tioga.
Office: 8 East Jefferson St., Salamanca, N. Y.
LICENTIATES.
F. H. Hicks, 6 East Jefferson St.,
Salamanca, N. Y.
M. W. DeL'horbe, 435 West
Fourth St., Elmira, N. Y.
F. C. Carlson, 448 Winsor St.,
Jamestown, N. Y.
S. E. Norton, Waterford, Conn.
Miss Mary Barrett, 330 Shelton
Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Miss Bulah Loper, New Haven,
Conn.
Miss Mabel Broome, Amston,
Conn.
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Mrs. T. B. Westbrook, 616 Woodlawn Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.

Miss Effa Gilbert, Wellsville,
N. Y.
Mrs. H. W. Carr, 8 East Jefferson St., Salamanca, N. Y.
Miss Wilhelmina Miller, 361 Johnson St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. E. E. Prescott, 451 Elmwood
Mrs. Charles Koons, 18 Gibbs St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Violetta Bush, 616 Woodlawn Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Ruland Bowen, 8 East Jefferson
St., Salamanca, N. Y.
Miss Mary Millington, 435 West

Miss Marie Bentz, 616 Woodlawn
Ave., Buffalo,N. Y.
Mrs. G. P. Gaee
, 102 Eaton St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Ruth DeL'horbe, 435 Wek,
Mrs. F. A. Sackett, 40 Hubbell
Park, Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Hulda Anderson, 718 East
Seventh St.; Jamestown, N. Y.
George Owens, Tunesassa, N. Y.
E. A. Manry, Tunesassa, N. Y.
Miss Celia Richmond, 435 West'
Miss Gladys Machlan, Burt, N. Y.
CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 19oz.
Colorado, East Kansas, Nebraska, North Missouri, South
Missouri, Western Colorado,
West Kansas, and Wyoming.
Office: College View, Nebr.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., R. A. Underwood.
Sec., Miss Mettie E. Cornell.
Treas. and Auditor, W. J. Huffman.
Executive Committee: R. A.
Underwood, the presidents of
the local Conferences in the
Union, the Union Conference
Auditor, the secretaries of the
Medical, Educational, Young People's, Religious Liberty, and Missionary Departments, the Union
Missionary Agent, the presidents
of Union College and the Clinton
German Seminary, the manager of
the Kansas City Branch of the
Pacific Press Pub. Assn., the manager of the International Pub.
Assn., and the business manager
of the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium.
Legal Assn.: " Central Union
Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Pres., R. A. Underwood; Sec., F.

F. Byington.
Kansas City Branch of Pacific
Press Pub. Assn., 1224 Euclid Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo. Manager, S. N.
Curtiss.
Union Miss. Agt.,
Educational Dept.:
See., M. B. Van Kirk; Advisory
Board, the Educational Secretary
of the Union (Chairman); President of the Union 'Conference,
Presidents of the local conferences
in the Union, the local conference
Educational superintendents, principals of academies in the Union,
President of Union College, Normal Director of Union College, and
Principal of the Clinton German
seminary.
Sec., Dr. H. A. Green.
Sec., M. B. Van Kirk, College
View, Nebr.
Work for Blind:
Board in charge of the "Christian Record" and the work for

the blind: R. A. Underwood, F. F.
Byington, J. W. Christian, M. B.
Van Kirk, S. J. Quantock. Editorial Committee: Mrs. A. 0.
Wilson, A. T. Robinson, Miss
Mettie E. Cornell (Sec.); Treas.,
Central Union Conference.
MINISTERS.
(The following-named persons

may be addressed at College View,
Nebr., unless other address is
given.)
R. A. Underwood; E. T. Russell,
Minatare, Nebr.; A. T. Robinson, 415 Maxwell Ave., Boulder,
Colo.; F. Griggs, H. C. Lacey,
M. B. Van Kirk, J. H. Morrison; C. G. Bellah, Poplar
Bluff, Mo.
LICENTIATE.
E. C. Witzke, Clinton German
Seminary, Clinton, Mo.
Missionary Credentials.
W. J. Huffman, Miss Mettie E.
Cornell, Theodore Valientiner,
F. F. Byington, C. A. Thorp,
Miss Sarah E. Peck, Mrs. A. E.
Shepherd, A. Vermelin, Mrs. A.
Vermelin, G. W. Erfurth; Mrs.
R. A. Hoen, Clinton German
Seminary, Clinton, Mo.; J. F.
Harder, Clinton German Seminary, Clinton, Mo.
T. S. Dock, H. A. Morrison, L. H.
_ Wood, A. G. Taylor, Mrs.
Blanche Griggs, Mrs. W. R
Rowell, J. C. Madison; R. A.
Hoen, Clinton German Seminary, Clinton, Mo.
H. A. Green, F. H. Weber, Anna

Durrie, Kate Lindsay.
COLORADO CONFEREN CE.
Organized 1883, divided and
reorganized 1908.
Territory: Colorado east of the
Continental Divide.
Office: 1112 Kalamath St., Denver,
Colo.
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OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. T. Robinson.
Sec. and Treas., R. T. Emery.
Executive Committee: A. T.
Robinson, C. R. Kite, G. M. Alway,
J. S. Rouse, C. F. Knott, A. W.
Lane.
Legal Assn.: " The Seventh-day
Adventist Association of Colorado." Pres., C. R. Kite; Sec.,
G. M. Alway; Treas., R. T. Emery.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., R. T. Emery.
Field Miss. Sec., C. B. Sutton.
Field Miss. Agt., C. B. Sutton.
Sec., B. B. Noftsger, 427 East
Del North St., Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Varner Johns.
Sec., G. W. Anglebarger, 531
Santa Fe Drive, Denver, Colo.
Sec., Varner Johns.
MINISTERS.
A. T. Robinson, 415 Maxwell Ave.,

Boulder, Colo.
C. R. Kite, 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, olo.
G. M. Alway, 140 West Dakota
Ave., Denver, Colo.
J. S. Rouse, 319 North Fifteenth
St., Canon City, Colo.
M. A. Altman, 2525 Fourth St.,
Boulder, Colo.
s
G. W. Anglebarger, 531 Santa Fe
Drive, Denver, Colo.
C. F. Knott, 1613 Seventh Ave.,
Greeley, Colo.
E. H. Curtis, Monte Vista, Colo.
H. A. Aufderhar, R. F. D. 3, Loveland, Colo.
W. A. Gosmer, Campion Academy,
Loveland, oth.
J. W. Owens, 2917 Glenarm Place,
Denver, Colo.
W. D. Emery, R. F. D. 2, Boulder,
Colo.
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F. G. Specht, R. F. D. 3, Loveland, Colo.

L. A. Spring, 4921 Irving St.,
Denver, Colo.
LICENTIATES.
Judge C. C. Holbrook, Alamosa,
Colo.
C. E. Eldridge, 1702 East Tenth
St., Pueblo, Colo.
H. A. Vandeman, Platteville, Colo.
C. L. Taylor, Campion Academy,
Loveland, Colo.
B. B. Noftsger, 427 East Del
Norte St., Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Varner Johns, 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, Colo
John Turner, 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, Colo.
W. H. Cox, 210 Johnson Ave.,
Trinidad, Colo.
Honorary Ministerial Licentiate.
Cort Nelson, R. F. DI 1, Box -155,
Edgewater, Colo.
C. B. Sutton, 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, Colo.
R. T. Emery, 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, Colo.
Alice Finch, 712 South Union
Ave., Pueblo, Colo.
Bessie Sufficool, 206 East Pike's
Peak Ave., Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Mrs. Annie Sufficool, 206 East
Pike's Peak Ave., Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Lora Duncan, 2830 Raleigh St.,
Denver, Colo.
C. M. French, Box 586, Alamosa,
Colo.
J. M. Moore, Cope, Colo.
Honorary Missionary Licentiate.
Mrs. L. L. McCamley, Colorado
Sanitarium, Boulder, Colo.
MEDICAL MISSIONARY.
Dr. B. F. Richards, 310 Masonic
Temple Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Pearl Jenkins, Campion Academy,
Loveland, Colo.
Winnie Walters, 1112 Kalamath
St., Denver, Colo.
Grace DeLand, Colorado Sanitarium, Boulder, Colo.

Eva Wren, Colorado Sanitarium,
Boulder, Colo.
Louise Bensel, R. F. D. 1, Lyons,
Colo.
Mrs. C. F. Neumann, R. F. D. 1,
Lyons, Colo.
H. N. Friesen, La Salle, Colo.
EAST KANSAS CONFERENCE.

Organized 1910.
Territory: That portion of Kansas
lying east of the eastern line
of the following counties: Republic, Cloud, Ottawa, Saline,
McPherson, Harvey, Sedgwick,
Sumner.
Office: 821 West Fifth St., Topeka,
Kans.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. H. Clark.
Sec. and Treas., B. M. Emerson.
Clark, D. E. Huffman, J. B.
White, A. B. Cornell, L. Barker.
Legal Assn.: " Seventh-day Adventist Association of East Kansas." Pres., W. H. Clark; Sec.
and Treas., .
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., B. M. Emerson.
Field Miss. Agt., M. P. Manny.
Sec., D. E. Huffman, Centerville,
Kans.
Educational Dept.:
Kans.
Sec., W. H. Clark.
Kans.

MINISTERS.
W. H. Clark, Ottawa, Kans.

D. E. Huffman, Centerville, Kans.
J. Z. Walker, 1507 North Twentyseventh St., Kansas City, Kans.
A. B. Campbell, Oswego, Kans.
J. W. Allison, 209 Ninth Ave.,
Leavenworth, Kans.
LICENTIATES.
L. D. Minner, Oswego, Kans.
E. T. Wilson, Atchison, Kans.
P. F. Richert, Durham, _Kans.
W. E. Neff, Hamblin St., Ottawa,
Kans.
MISKONARY LICENTIATES.
Effie A. Pond, 821 West Fifth St.,

Topeka; 'Kans.
A. B. Cornell, Ottawa, Kans.
L. Barker, Clay Center, Kans.
J. L. Ballard, Oswego, Kans.
J. B. White, Oswego, Kans.
L. C. Christofferson, Wichita,
Kans.
M. P. Manny, Oswego, Kans.
B. M. Emerson, 821 West Fifth
St., Topeka, Kans.
Esther Bergquist, 821 West Fifth
St., Topeka, Kans.
Sydney Bacchus, Osweg,o, Kans.

Bee Barbee, Ottawa, Kans.
Jessie Pride, Thayer, Kans.
Opal Nickel, Severy, Kans.
Freda Pearson, Galena, Kans.
NEBRASKA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1878.
Territory: The State of Nebraska,
excluding the eleven western
counties belonging to the Wyoming Conference.
Office Address: 905 North California Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. W. Christian, College
View, Nebr.
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Sec., Mrs. F. A. Washburn.

Treas., Miss Anna M. Peterson.
Executive Committee: J. W.
Christian, A. F. Kirk, B. L. House,
L. B. Johnson, H. E. Lysinger,
Fred Johnson.
Tract Society:
Sec., A. R. Smith.
Field Miss. Sec.,
Field Miss. Agt., H. A. Hebard,
College View, Nebr.
Sec., Mrs. F.. A. Washburn.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., B. L. House.
Sec., D. P. Miller, College View,
Nebr.
Medical Missionary Dept.: ,
Sec., Dr. Eva Shively, College
View, Nebr.
Sec., B. L. House.
MINISTERS.
J. W. Christian, College View,

Nebr.
L. B. Porter, Oakdale, Nebr.
Fred Johnson, College View, Nebr.
B. L. House, Hastings, Nebr.
W. F. Kennedy, College View,
Nebr.
C. J. Kunkel, 905 North California Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
C. H. Miller, Kearney, Nebr.
D. P. Miller, College View, Nebr.
Lars Nielson, College View, Nebr.
H. E. Lysinger, 1503 F St., Lincoln, Nebr.
G. J. Seltzer, Nebraska City,
Nebr.
W. H. Sherrig, 955 South Fiftyfirst St., Omaha, Nebr.
R. F. Andrews, College View,
Nebr.
0. E. Jones, 417 East High St.,
Hastings, Nebr.
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LICENTIATES.
E. L. Cook, 835 North Cedar Ave.,

Hastings, Nebr.
C. J. Paulson, East High St., Hastings, Nebr.
A. F. Kirk, Oconto, Nebr.
I. F. Blue, 905 North California
Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
L. B. Schick, 905 North California
Merton Heligso, College View,
Nebr.
C. L. Premer, 905 North California Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
H. A. Hebard, College View, Nebr.

Ada J. Madison, 4020 Grand Ave.,
Omaha, Nebr.
Esther Smith, Blair,Nebr.
Maud Cotton, Norfok
, Nebr.
Mrs. F. A. Washburn, 905 North
California Ave. Hastings, Nebr.
Arthur Evans, College View, Nebr.
Gordon Andrews, College View,
Nebr.
Ethel Beeson, 4020 Grand Ave.,
Omaha, Nebr.
Dosena Henricksen, 2112 C Ave.,
Kearney, Nebr.
Anna M. Peterson, 905 North California Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
Buelah Moser,905 North California Ave.
astings, Nebr.
A. R. Smith, 905 North California
F. R. Isaac, College View, Nebr.
MEDICAL MISSIONARY
LICENTIATES.
Dr. J. D. Shively, College View,

Nebr.
Mrs. Dr. J. D. Shively, College
View, Nebr.
Dr. 0. H. Hahn, Hastings, Nebr.
Ellen Lindholm, Hastings, Nebr.
Charles Skinner, College View,
Nebr.
Ida M. Brown, Lincoln, Nebr.
Lillie Holliday, College View,
Nebr.
Dorothy White, College View,
Nebr.
Esther Francis, College View,
Nebr.
Gladys Robinson, College View,
Nebr.
Hattie E. Brown, Decatur, Nebr.

Edna Walters, Hastings, Nebr.
Hazelle Wilkinson, Grand Island,
Nebr.
Eva L. Prusia, Austin, Nebr.
Inez Hoffman, Ragan, Nebr.
Daisy Reid, Bloomington, Nebr.
Velma Owen, Oconto, Nebr.
Estelle Williams, Bartlett, Nebr.
Ella Johnson, Mt. Clare, Nebr.
Sarah Pierce, Oconto, Nebr.
Clara Underwood, Sterling, Nebr.
NORTH MISSOURI CONFERENCE.
Organized 1908.
Territory: The counties of Jackson, Saline, Lafayette, and all
counties north of the Missouri
River, in the State of Missouri.
Office: Hamilton, Mo.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. E. Farnsworth.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Alice
Guthrie.
Executive Committee: E. E.
Farnsworth, G. R. Hawkins, W. D.
Parkhurst, L. F. Trubey, J. C.
Bradley.
Legal Assn.: " North Missouri
Pres., E. E. Farnsworth; Sec., W.
D. arkhurst.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Miss Alice
Guthrie.
Asst. Sec., Mrs. F. C. Clark.
Field Miss. Agt., Glenn Shelton.
Sec., Mrs. E. E. Farnsworth.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., E. E. Farnsworth.
Sec., Dr. G. A. Droll, 2301 East
Fourteenth St., Kansas City, Mo.
Religious Liberty Dept.: '
Sec., J. C. Bradley, Goldsberry,
Mo.
Sec., E. E. Farnsworth.

MINISTERS.
E. E. Farnsworth, Hamilton, Mo.

W. D. Parkhurst, 1301 Olive St.,
Kansas City, Mo.
L. F. Trubey, 108 Sextan Road,
Columbia, Mo.
G. R. Hawkins, Hamilton, Mo.
F. H. Hoxie, Queen City, Mo.
W. A. Hennig, care of Pacific
Press Pub. Assn., 1224 Euclid
Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
LICENTIATES.
J. C. Bradley, Goldsberry, Mo.

T. J. Roach, Ethel, Mo.
Dr. G. A. Droll, 2301 East Fourteenth St., Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. G. R. Hawkins, Hamilton,
Mo.
Glenn Shelton, Hamilton, Mo.

Mrs. E. E. Farnsworth, Hamilton,
Mo.
Miss Alice Guthrie, Hamilton, Mo.
H. E. Darby, Marceline, Mo.
Honorary Missionary Licentiates.
Mrs. H. E. Darby, Marceline, Mo.
Mrs. E. A. Merrell, 2636 Bellefontaine, Kansas City, Mo.
T. J. Roach, Ethel, Mo.
Miss Mary Wilbur, Route 1, Gentry, Mo.
SOUTH MISSOURI CONFERENCE.

Organized 1908.
Territory: All of Missouri south
of the Missouri River except the
counties of Saline, Lafayette,
and Jackson, which belong to
the North Missouri Conference.
Office: 520 West Lynn St., Springfield, Mo.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. D. MacLay.
Sec. and Treas., R. L. Carson.
Executive Committee: W. D.
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MacLay, L. W. Terry, A. C. Anderson, J. H. Roth, U. S. Willis,

E. C. Witzke, W. A. Long.
Legal Assn.: " South Missouri
Pres., W. D. MacLay; Sec. and
Treas., R. L. Carson.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Sec., W. A. Long.
MINISTERS.
W. D. MacLay, 520 West Lynn

St., Springfield, Mo.
L.
. Terry, Appleton City, Mo.
A. C. Anderson, 616 North Newstead Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
J. H. Roth, 2812 Meramic Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo.
U. S. Willis, 4309 Labadie Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. R. Leo, .4536 Cottage Ave.,

St. Louis, Mo.
R. L. Carson, 520 West Lynn St.,
Springfield, Mo.
Miss Frieda L. Reinmuth, 2557a
Herbert St., St. Louis, Mo.
W. A. Long, Clinton, Mo.
Mrs. W. A. Long, Clinton, Mo.
CHURCH-SCHOOL TEACHERS
Harry Alway, Turners, Mo.
Veinna Hamilton, Poplar Bluff,
Mo.
WESTERN COLORADO CONFERENCE.

Organized 1908.
Territory: That part of Colorado
west of the Continental Divide,
including also San Juan County,
New Mexico.
Office: 122 South Eighth St.,
Grand Junction, Colo.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. A. Curtis.
Sec. and Treas., J. A. Neilsen.
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Executive Committee: E. A.
Curtis, R. L. Benton, J. A. Neilsen, J. L. Humbert, M. C. Corbit.
Legal Assn.: " S. D. A. Assn. of
Western Colorado." Pres., E. A.
Curtis; Vice-Pres., W. M. Andress; Sec. and Treas., J. A.
Neilsen.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., J. A. Neilsen.
Field Miss. Sec. and Agt., J. L.
Humbert.
Sec., Mrs. J. T. Spriggs.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Nora A. Hough.
Sec., J. L. Humbert.
Sec., Nora A. Hough.
MINISTERS.
E. A. Curtis, 122 South Eighth

St., Grand Junction, Colo.
R. L. Benton, 1434 Second Ave.,
Durango, Colo.
J. T. Spriggs, Hayden, Colo.
U. G. Adkins, 122 South Eighth
G. G. States, Cedaredge, Colo.
W. M. Andress, Cedaredge, Colo.
LICENTIATES.
J. E. Carmichael, Read, Colo.

R. N. Studt, Grand Valley, Colo.
J. A. Neilsen, 122 South Eighth

J. L. Humbert, 122 South Eighth
Mrs. J. T. Spriggs, Hayden, Colo.
Nora A. Hough, Palisades, Colo.
C. A. Frederick, Cortez, Colo.
Mrs. U. G. Adkins, 122 South
Eighth St., Grand Junction,
Colo.
Nora A. Hough, Palisades, Colo.

Mrs. L. E. Curtis, 122 South
Eighth St., Grand Junction,
Colo.
Miss Belle Woodman, Delta, Colo.
WEST KANSAS CONFERENCE.

Organized 1910.
Territory: All of Kansas west of
the east line of the following
counties: Republic, Cloud, Ottawa, Saline, McPherson, Harvey, Sedgwick, Sumner.
Office: 508 Fifth Ave., East, Hutchinson, Kans.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., N. T. Sutton.
Sec. and Treas., Edward Harris.
Executive Committee: N. T.
Sutton, H. S. Osterloh, S. S.
Shrock, W. A. MeCroskey, A. S.
Bringle:
Legal Assn.: " West Kansas S.
D. A. Conf. Assn." Pres., N. T.
Sutton; Sec., Edward Harris.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Edward Harris.
Field Miss. Sec. and Agt., M. W.
Shidler.
Sec., Eunice A. Crawford, Rydal,
Kans.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Eunice A. Crawford, Rydal,
Kans.
Sec., N. T. Sutton.
Sec., Miss Eunice. A. Crawford,
Rydal, Kans.
MINISTERS.
N. T. Sutton, 828 Fourth Ave.,

East, Hutchinson, Kans.
CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE..

S. S. Shrock, 508 Fifth Ave.,
A. S. Bringle, Downs, Kans.
M. G. Huffman, 508 Fifth Ave.,
W. L. Nott, 508 Fifth Ave., East,
Hutchinson, Kans.
B. H. Shaw, 508 Fifth Ave., East,
Hutchinson, Kans.
LICENTIATES.
A. 0. Steinert, 508 Fifth Ave.,

E. E. Dunham, 508 Fifth Ave.,
H. L. Shafer, Downs, Kans.

M. W. Shidler, 804 Seventh Ave.,
H. S. Osterloh, 916 North Poplar
St., Wellington, Kans.
W. H. Westermeyer, Clinton, Mo.
Lillie Bland, 210 South Dodge St.,
Wichita, Kans.
Eunice A. Crawford, Rydal, Kans.
Maud I. Davis, 916 North Poplar
St., Wellington, Kans.
E. Harris, 508 Fifth Ave., East,
Hutchinson, Kans.
H. H. Howard, Route 2, Downs,
Kans.
Ruby Perkins, 1132 University
Ave., Wichita, Kans.
Alice Reid, 508 Fifth Ave., East,
Hutchinson, Kans.
Lizzie Sutton, 804 Seventh Ave.,
L. C. Christofferson, care Sanitarium, Wichita, Kans.

Mrs. L. C. Christofferson, care
Sanitarium, Wichita, Kans.
Albert Bland, Wichita, Kans.
Miss Amalia Nazerenus, Wichita,
Kans.
Miss Mina Dixon, Falco, Kans.

Miss Estella Corwin, Route 2,
Downs, Kans.
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Miss Ada Mae Phillips, 601 North

Jefferson St., Wellington, Kans.
Miss Vita Tyndall, 210 South
Dodge St., Wichita, Kans.
Mrs. H. H. Howard, Route 2,
Downs, Kans.
Miss Gertrude Sinclair, Jetmore,
Kans.
Miss Pearl Hill, Liberal, Kans,
W. F. Mohr, Shaffer, Kans.
Miss Clara Mae Huenergardt, Nekoma, Kans.
Miss Bertha Alumbaugh, 504
North Main St., Hutchinson,
Kans.
WYOMING CONFERENCE.
Organized 1907.
Territory: The State of Wyoming; the following-named counties in Nebraska: Sioux, Dawes,
Sheridan, Box Butte, Scotts
Bluff, Morrill, Banner, Kimball,
Cheyenne, Garden, Deuel; and
the following-named counties in
South Dakota: Butte, Meade,
Lawrence, Pennington, Custer,
Fall River.
Office: Crawford, Nebr.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., D. U. Hale.
Sec. and Treas., Asa Smith.
Executive Committee. D. U.
Hale, G. W. Berry, H. E. Reeder,
H. A. Fish, Asa Smith.
Legal Assn.: " Wyoming Conference Assn. of the S. D. A."
Pres., D. U. Hale; Sec., H. E.
Reeder; Treas., Asa Smith.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Asa Smith.
Miss. Sec. and Field Agt., E. H.
Meyers.
Sec., Mrs. Asa Smith.
Educational Dept.:
_
Sec., P, V, Thomas, Hemingford,
Nebr,
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Sec., D. U. Hale, Crawford,
Nebr.
Sec., P. V. Thomas, Hemingford,
Nebr.
IINISTERS.
D. U. Hale, Crawford, Nebr.

G. W. Berry, Angora, Nebr.
H. E. Reeder, Sheridan, Wyo.
G. A. Kirkle, Minatare, Nebr.
J. H. Wheeler, Marsland, Nebr.
M. B. Miller, Mitchell, Nebr.
LICENTIATE.
H. A. Fish, Sheridan, Wyo.
Asa Smith, Crawford, Nebr.

Mrs. Asa Smith, Crawford, Nebr.
P. V. Thomas, Hemingford, Nebr.
E. H. Meyers, College View, Nebr.
Self-supporting Missionary
Credentials.
Mrs. Eva Osborne, Bayard, Nebr.
P. V. Thomas, Hemingford, Nebr.

Mrs. P. V. Thomas, Hemingford,
Nebr.
Miss Minnie Kirkle, Sheridan,
Wyo.
Miss Neva Huenergardt, Upton,
Wyo.
Miss E. B. Davis, Marsland, Nebr.
J. M. Fletcher, Broadwater, Nebr.
COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1907.
Ohio, Eastern Pennsylvania,
West Pensylvania, New Jersey, District of Columbia, Chesapeake, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Office: 36 Carroll Ave., Takoma
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., B. G. Wilkinson.
Vice-Pres., E, K. Slade, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Sec. and Treas., R. T. Dowsett.
Executive Committee: B. G. Wilkinson, the presidents of the conferences composing the union, and
R. T. Dowsett, E. G. Salisbury,
N. S. Ashton, Dr. H. W. Miller,
I. D. Richardson, S. B. Horton,
D. W. Reavis.
Legal Assn.: " Columbia Union
Conference Assn." Pres., B. G.
Wilkinson; Sec. and Treas., R. T.
Dowsett.
Auditor, R. T. Dowsett,

Review and Herald Publishing
Assn., Takoma Park, D. C.
Manager, E. R. Palmer.
Union Miss. Sec. and Agt., I. D.
Richardson.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., N. S. Ashton, Mt. Vernon,
Ohio.
Sec., Dr. H. W. Miller.
Sec., S. B. Horton.
Sec., N. S. Ashton.
MINISTERS.
B. G. Wilkinson, 36 Carroll Ave.,

I. D. Richardson, R. F. D. 3, Silver
Spring, Md.

S. B. Horton, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
R. T. Dowsett, 36 Carroll Ave.,
Dr. H. W. Miller, Takoma Park
Station, Washington, .D. C.
N. S. Ashton, care College, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
33'
Sec., Mrs. R. T. Baer.
Educational Dept.:
See., R. H. Martin.
Sec., H. N. Sisco, 215 East North
Ave., Baltimore, Md.
LICENTIATES.

Sec., F. W. Paap, 1613 Ellamont
St., Baltimore, Md.
A. Ford, Takoma Park Station,

Washington, D. C.
E. G. Salisbury, care College, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
Dr. H. N. Sisco, 215 East North
M. E. Olsen, Takoma Park Station. Washington, D. C.
I.

Sec., Mrs. F. W. Paap, 1613 Ellamont St., Baltimore, Md.
MINISTERS.
MISSIONARY LICENTIATE.
Mrs. P. S. Bourdeau-Sisco, M. D.,

imore.
215 East North Ave., Bat
Md.
CHESAPEAKE CONFERENCE.
Organized 1890.
Territory: Delaware and Maryland, except the counties of
Montgomery, Prince George's,
Charles, and St. Mary's.
Office: 1611 Ellamont St., Baltimore, Md.
R. T. Baer, 1611 Ellamont St.,

Baltimore, Md.
F. W. Paap, 1613 Ellamont St.,
Baltimore, Md.
R. H. Martin, 1015 North Clayton
St., Wilmington, Del.
S. T. Shadel, 17 Trail Ave., Frederick, Md.
F. H. Seeney, Edgemore, Del.
LICENTIATES.
G. P. Rodgers, 1901 Druid Hill

Ave.. Baltimore, Md.
L. E. Froom, Chestertown, Md.
H. L. Peden, 446 North Mulberry
St., Hagerstown, Md.
J. H. Wierts, 215 East North
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., R. T. Baer.
Sec. and Treas., W. T. Durst.
Executive Committee: R. T.
Baer, R. H. Martin, F. W. Paap,
S. T. Shadel, F. E. Hankins.
Legal Assn.: " Chesapeake Conference Association." Pres.,R. T.
. T.
Baer; Sec. and Treas.,
Durst.
Legal Agt. for State of Dela-s
ware, R. H. Martin.
G. R. Apsley, 1 Stewart. Ave.,

Cumberland, Md.
F. E. Hankins, 3 Culver St., Baltimore, Md.
W. T. Durst, 2717 West Lafayette
Mrs. F. W. Paap, 1613 Ellamont
St., Baltimore, Md.
Miss Ethel Carroll, 17 Trail Ave.,
Frederick, Md.
Miss Emma S. Newcomer, 113
Ruth St., Wilmington, Del.
Miss Irena Coleman, 1613 Ellamont St., Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. R. T. Baer, '1611 Ellamont
St., Baltimore, Md.
Miss Lora L. Tarbell, Rock Hall,
Md.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., W. T. Durst.
Field Miss. Sec. and Agt., F. E.
Hankins.
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Miss Lora L. Tarbell, Rock Hall,
Md.
Arthur Gibbs, Ford's Store, Md.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CONFERENCE.
Organized 1909.
Territory: The District of Columbia, the counties of Montgomery, Prince George's, Charles.
and St. Mary's in Maryland, and
the following counties in Virginia: Alexandria. Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, Fauquier,
nd, King
Stafford, Northumbera
George, Westmoreland, Richmond, and Lancaster.
Office: 708 McLachlen Building,
Tenth and G Sts., N. W., Washington, D. C.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., R. E. Harter.
Sec. and Treas., A. J. Bristol.
Executive Committee: R. E.
Harter, T. E. Bowen, M. E. Kern,
I. A. Ford, L. A. Hansen, A. J.
Bristol.
Legal Assn.: " District of Columbia Conference Corporation of
S. D. A." Pres., R. E. Harter;
Tract Society:
Sec., Mrs. Maud Harter, Sanitarium, Takoma Park, D. C.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. Sorenson.
Sec., L. E. Elliott, M. D.
Sec., C. S. Longacre.
Young People's Dept:
Sec., C. L. Benson.
MINISTERS.
R. E. Harter, Sanitarium, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

G. A. Stevens, Hyattsville, Md.
J. M. Campbell, 1813 Vermont
Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
H. W. Herrell, Oakton, Va.
Miss L. M. Slocum, 1528 Ninth St.,

N. W., Washington, D. C.
A. J. Bristol, 708 McLachlen Bldg.,
Washin,rton, D. C.
Miss Jannett Morris, Seminary,
Takoma. Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Miss Jessie Welsh, 445 Second St.,
S. E., Washington, D. C.
Miss Eva Kern, 2811 Eleventh St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CONFERENCE.
Organized in 1903, out of territory comprising the Pennsylvania Conference, which was organized in 1879.
Territory: That portion of Pennsylvania lying east of the eastern line of Potter, Clinton, Center, Mifflin, Huntingdon, and
Fulton counties.
Office: 4910 Arch St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., H. M. J. Richards.
Sec. and Treas., Lucy Page Emerson.
Executive Committee: H. M. J.
Richards, F. A. Harter, J. S.
Washburn, R. M. Fried, J. W.
Hirlinger.
.Legal Assn.: " The Pennsylvania Tract and Missionary Society." Pres., H. M. J. Richards;
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Sec. and Agt., C. D.
Wolff,

Sec., Mrs. Bertie C. Richards.
Educational Dept.:
MINISTERS.
, H. M. J. Richards, 4910 Arch St.,

Philadelphia, Pa.
A. R. Bell, 224 South Seventeenth
St., Harrisburg, Pa.
J. S. Washburn, 4910 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
0. F. Schwedrat, 2426 Poplar St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
C. S. Baum, Hamburg, Pa.
T. H. Branch, 1214 South Eighteenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
V. Nutter, 1942 North Seventeenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Blinn, H. J. Adams, G. W. Spies.

Legal Assn.: " New Jersey Conference Association of S. D. A."
Pres., A. R. Sandborn; Sec. and
Treas., H. A. May.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., H. A. May.
Field Miss. Agt. and Sec.,.G. W.
Holman.
Sec., H. A. May.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., W. C. Moffett, 133 Boyd
Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Religious Liberty Dept.:
Sec., A. R. Sandborn.
Sec., H. A. May.
LICENTIATES.
MINISTERS.
Frederick A. Harter, 4910 Arch

St., Philadelphia, Pa.
J. W. Hirlinger, 540 Green St.,
Berwick, Pa.
A. R. Sandborn, 200 Columbus

Ave., Trenton, N. J.
J. G. Hanhardt, 60 Kipp Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.
G. W. Spies, 92 West Commerce
St., Bridgeton, N. J.
M. C. Whitmarsh, 943 Cedar St.,
Camden, N. J.
J. 0. Miller, 427 South Fifteenth
St., Newark, N. J.
IV. C. Moffett, 133 Boyd Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
MISSIONARY LICEN TIATES.

C. D. Wolff, 4910 Arch St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Jessie M. Weiss, 175 South Wyoming Ave., Kingston, Pa.
Lucy Page Emerson, 2123 Newkirk St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Bertie C. Richards, 4910 Arch
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Emma" Poch, 4910 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Elsie M. Evans, 202 Baltimore St., Hanover, Pa.
NEW JERSEY CONFERENCE.
Organized 1902.
Territory: The State of New Jersey.
Office: 200 Columbus Ave., Trenton, N. J.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. R. Sandborn.
Sec. and Treas., H. A. May.
Executive Committee: A. R.
Sandborn, J. G, Hanhardt, B. J.
LICENTIATES.
G. A. Sandborn, Rockaway, N. J.
Paul Matula, 3 Ferdinand St.,
Newark, N. J.
A. 0. Lund, 257 Randolph Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
0. Ronnina, 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
G. W.. Holman, 200 Columbus

H. A. May, 200 Columbus Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
G. W. Mediary, Annandale, Trenton, N. J.
Anna E. Rambo, Fairton, N. J.
Miss Anna M. Catley, 710 William
St., Trenton, N. J.
Mrs. E. Malenghini, 3685 ,Boulevard, Jersey City, N. J.
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Miss Elizabeth Rambo, Fairton,
N. J.
Eleanor Jenkins, 200 Columbus
OHIO CONFERENCE.
Organized 1863.
Territory: The State of Ohio.
Post-office Address: Box 187, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. K. Slade.
Sec. and Treas., H. D. Holtom.
Executive Committee: E. K.
Slade, G. C. Quillin, R. G. Patterson, G. A. Keppler, W. W. Miller,
W. J. Venen, W. H. Sander.
Legal Assn.: " The Ohio Conference Association of the S. D. A.
Church." Pres., E. K. Slade; Sec.,
R. G. Patterson; Business Agent
and Custodian of Conference Property, G. C. Quillin.
Tract Society:
Sec J. I. Cassell.
Treas., H. D. Holtom.
Field Miss. Agt., J. H. McEachern, R. F. D. 1, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Sec.. Bessie E. Acton.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Bessie E. Acton.
Sec., Dr. W. J. Venen, 941 Lakewood Ave., Youngstown, Ohio.
Sec., H. A. Weaver, 1424 West
Broad St., Columbus, Ohio.
Sec., Bessie E. Acton.
Press Bureau:
Sec., H. A. Weaver, 1424 West
- Broad St., Columbus, Ohio.
MINISTERS.
E. K. Slade, Box 187, Mt. Vernon,

Ohio.
R. G. Patterson, 2213 East 105th

St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Francis M. Fairchild, 1217 North
Main St., Findlay, Ohio.
W. E. Bidwell, Route 1, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
H. M. Jump, 852 Colburn St., Toledo, Ohio.
F. H. Henderson, 249 Westbourne.
Ave., Zanesville, Ohio.
J. F. Olmsted, 401 Fremont St.,
Springfield, Ohio.
W. J. Venen, 941 Lakewood Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio.
J. J. Marietta, 24 Pleasant St.,
Dayton, Ohio.
W. W. Miller, 6002 Bramble Ave.,
Madisonville, Ohio.
C. W. Weber, 3306 West Thirtyfirst St., Cleveland, Ohio.
C. T. Redfield, Route 1, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
H. H. Burkholder, Bellville, Ohio.
H. A. Weaver, 1424 West Broad
St., Columbus, Ohio.
Leslie Muntz, 933 Churchill -Ave.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. G. Haughey, R. F. D. 3, Leavittsburg, Ohio.
D. E. Lindsey, Clyde, Ohio.
LICENTIATES.
G. C. Quillin, Killbuck, Ohio.

Raleigh French, 1015 Covington
St., Piqua, Ohio.
J. H. McEachern, Route 1, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
H. D. Holtom, Box 187, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.

Miss Cora B. Gibson, Route 4,
Wakeman, Ohio.
Miss Bessie -E. Russell, 2 Elliott
Place, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
W. M. Campbell, 2207 Lawn Ave.,
Norwood, Ohio,
Mrs: W. M. Campbell, 2207 Lawn
Ave., Norwood, Ohio.
Miss Anna. E. Smith, 12994 North
High St., Columbus, Ohio.
Miss M. Hortense Howell, 12991
North High St., Columbus, Ohio.

Miss Ida M. Walters, 2563 Glen
Mawr Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
J. I. Cassell, Box 187, Mt. Vernon,
Ohio.
G. E. Wales, 1189 East Eightysixth St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. G. E. Wales, 1189 East
Eighty-sixth St., Cleveland,
Ohio.
Miss Carrie Askey, 1405 Addison
Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Bessie E. Acton, Box 187,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
John Klepe, 3161 West Fourteenth
Mrs. Katherine Weaver, 1424
West Broad St., Columbus,
Ohio.
P. P. Schell, 3543 West Fiftieth
Miss Nellie Underwood, R. F. D.,
Dresden, Ohio.
Miss Ella Mae Talmage, R. F. D.,
Mt. Gilead, Ohio.
Bertha Acton, Route 1, Burbank,
Ohio.
Rosella Draper, care of Mr. Frank
Sauder, Ravenna, Ohio.
Matilda Thaler, 510 Bell St., Akron, Ohio.
Elizabeth Miller, 849 South Arch
St., Alliance, Ohio.
Lottie Gibson, Route 4, Wakeman,
Ohio.
Florence Hartsock, R. F. D. 1,
Wakeman, Ohio.
Ethel Murphy, R. Y. D., care of
A. H. Peet, Grafton, Ohio.
Marie Snider, R. F. D., care of
Ed. Iles, Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
Goldie Porter, R. F. D., care of
L. J. Laughlin, Chagrin Falls,
Ohio.
Beatrice Murphy, care of Colleg(
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Grace Kennedy, care of Sanity
rium, Newark, Ohio.
Alice Black, R. F. D., Dresde
Ohio.
Goldie Hixon, 714 West State St
Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. F. E. Wagner, 228 Rose St.,
Springfield, Ohio.
Jessie Snider, 304 Pleasant St.,
Dayton, Ohio.
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Mrs. Anna Nicholas, 25 Walbridge

Ave., Toledo, Ohio.
Myrtle Laughery, 1217 North
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1883.
Territory: The State of Virginia,
except the counties of Fauquier,
Loudoun, Prince William, Fairfax, Stafford, Alexandria, King
George, Westmoreland, Northumberland, Richmond, and Lancaster, which belong to the District of Columbia Conference.
Office: 2705 West Main St., Richmond, Va.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. J. Stone.
Sec., R. J. Brown.
Treas., A. M. Neff.
Executive Committee: W. J.
Stone, J. E. Gardner, W. H.
George, J. L. Goode, W. G. Dick,
Carl V. Woods, J. B. Mallory.
Legal Assn.: " Virginia Conference Agency of S. D. A." Pres.,
W. J. Stone; Sec. and Treas., R.
1). Hottel.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., A. M. Neff.
Field Miss. Agt., .W. H. George.
Sec., Mrs. R. J. Brown.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., E. F. Dresser.
Sec., Olive P. Ingersoll, M. D.,
210 East Grace St., Richmond, Va.
Sec., S. W. Walker.
Sec., E. F. Dresser.
MINISTERS.
W. J. Stone, 2907 Park Ave.,

Richmond, Va.
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R. D. Hottel, New Market, Va.

S. W. Walker, 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
W. H. Sebastian, 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
J. B. Mallory, 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
C. M. Kinny, 3220 N St., Richmond, Va.
A. C. Neff, Quicksburg, Va.
T. H. Painter, Stanley, Va.
LICENTIATES. _
L. 0. Gordon, 2705 West Main St.,

Richmond, Va.
J. D. Reavis, 2705 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
R. C. Gardner, 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
W. H. George, 2705 West Main

St., Richmond, Va.
A. M. Neff, 2705 West Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
E. F. Dresser, 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
Miss Anna C. Rice, 1310 Garfield
Ave., Lynchburg, Va.
Miss Myrtle Robertson, 2705 West
Main St., Richmond, Va.
J. L. Goode, R. F. D. 2, Box 46-A,
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. E. V. Manners, 25 C Ave.,
Norfolk, Va.
Miss Fannie A. Nixon, 1311 Green
St., Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Florence Swan, Rileyville,

Va.
E. F. Dresser, 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
Mrs. E. F. Dresser, Richmond, Va.
Miss E. Z. Harris, Thelma, Va.
Miss Bertha Reynolds, 1617
County St., Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Mae Robinson, New Market,
Va.
WEST PENNSYLVANIA CON=

FERENCE.
Organized 1903.
Territory: All of Pennsylvania lying west of the easterly line of
Potter, Clinton, Center, Mifflin,
Huntingdon, and Fulton counties.
Office: 7155 Mt. Vernon St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres.,
Sec. and Treas., H. K. Hackman.

Executive Committee:
, I. N. Williams, C. F.
Ulrich, W. F. Schwartz, J. P.
Gaede, E. J. Van Horn, J. H.
Humphrey.
Legal Assn.: West Pennsylvania Assn. of S. D. A." Pres.,
E. J. Van Horn; Sec. and Treas.,
H. K. Hackman.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., H. K. Hackman.
Field Miss. Agt., V. 0. Punches:
240 Locust Ave., Washington, Pa.
Sec., Mrs. B. F. Kneeland, 602
Dwight St., Coudersport, Pa.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. F. Ulrich, 506 Twentyfifth St., Altoona, Pa.
Sec.,
Sec., E. J. Van Horn, 7044 Hermitage St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sec., Mrs. B. F. Kneeland.
MINISTERS.
B. F. Kneeland, 602 Dwight St.,

Coudersport, Pa.
E. J. Van Horn, 7044 Hermitage
St., Pittsburgh, Pa.

I. N. Williams, Corydon, Pa.
J. W. Watt, Indiana, Pa.
W. F. Schwartz, Erie, Pa.
A. N. Durrant, 17 Conklin St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chas. F. Ulrich, 506 Twenty-Fifth
St., Altoona, Pa.
Geo. L. West, 418 East Main St.,
Connellsville, Pa.
J. E. Veach, Wells Tannery, Pa.
J. P. Gaede, 342 Miller St., Mt.
Oliver Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
H. K. Hackman, 7155 Mt. Vernon

Mrs. B. F. Kneeland, 602 Dwight
St., Coudersport, Pa.
Miss Ethel Burnett, 7155 Mt. Vernon St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
V. 0. Punches, 240 Locust St.,
Washington, Pa.
Miss Sophie Gooss, 342 Miller St.,
Mt. Oliver Station, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Miss Maud Gauntlett, 17 Conklin
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Book Society:
Pres., F. H. Robbins.
Vice-Pres., F. E. Gibson.
Sec. and Treas., J. S. Barrows.
Statutory Attorney, Henry
Waggoner.
Board of Directors: F. H. Robbins, J. S. Barrows, F. E. Gibson,
T. W. Thirlwell, S. F. Ross.
Field Agt., H. F. Kirk, 630 Lulu
St., Parkersburg, W. Va.
Sec., Mrs. J. S. Barrows.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Charles Baierle, Gen. Del.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Sec., Nina Mae Baierle M. D.,
Gen. Del., Parkersburg, W. Va.
Sec., F. E. Gibson, 318 Fayette
St., Charleston, W. Va.
Sec., Mrs. J. S. Barrows.
MINISTERS.
WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.

.
Organized 1887.
Territory: The State of West Virginia.
Office: 124 Marion St., Fairmont,
W. Va.
F. H. Robbins, 78 Overdale St.,

Morgantown, W. Va.
Charles Baierle, Gen. Del., Parkersburg, W. Va.
W. G. Kneeland, 94 Winsley St.,
Morgantown, W. Va. .
F. E. Gibson, 313 Fayette St.,
Charleston, W. Va.
OFFICERS.
LICENTIATE.
Conference:
Pres., F. H. Robbins, 78 Overdale St., Morgantown, W. Va.
Sec. and Treas., J. S. Barrows.
Executive Committee: F. H.
Robbins, J. S. Barrows, S. F.
Ross, Charles Baierle, J. E. Meredith.
T. W. Thirlwell, Fairmont, W. Va.

J. S. Barrows, Fairmont, W. Va.

Mrs. J. S. Barrows, Fairmont, W.
Va.
Mrs. C. V. Hamer, Parkersburg,
W. Va.
EASTERN. ,CANADIAN UNION

CONFERENCE.
Organized 1901.
Maritime, Quebec, and Ontario,
and the Newfoundland Mission.
Office: Oshawa, Ontario.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., M. N. Campbell.
Vice-Pres., W. J. Tanner, Fitch
Bay, Quebec.
Sec. and Treas., T. D. Gibson.
Executive Committee: M. N.
Campbell, M. C. Kirkendall, W. J.
Tanner, M. M. Hare, W. J. Blake,
J. A. Strickland, W. C. Young,
T. D. Gibson, J. Vuilleumier.
Canadian Publishing Association, Oshawa, Ontario.
Manager, T. D. Gibson.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., W. J. Blake, Oshawa, Ontario.
MINISTERS.
M. N. Campbell, Oshawa, Ontario.

W. C. Young, Box 217, St. John's,
Newfoundland.
LICENTIATES.
R. A. Hubley, Bay Roberts, Newfoundland.

T. D. Gibson, Oshawa, Ontario.
Office Address: 161 Botsford St.,

Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., M. M. Hare.
Sec. and Treas., Miss Lulu Van
Buskirk.
Executive Committee: M. M.
Hare, T. D. Rowe, J. A. Strickland, W. G. Steeves, J. Hannah.
New Brunswick Legal Assn.:
" The Executive Board of the
Province of New Brunswick in
connection with the Seventh-day
Adventist Church of the Maritime
Provinces." Chairman, M. M.
Hare; Sec., J. A. Strickland.
Nova Scotia Legal Assn.: " The
Executive Board of the Province
of Nova Scotia in connection with
the Seventh-day Adventist Church
of the Maritime Provinces."
Chairman, A. A. Livingston.
Tract Society:
Sec., Miss Lulu Van Buskirk.
Sec., Miss Terese Barrett/Williamsdale East, Cumberland Co.,
Nova Scotia.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. M. M. Hare.
Mrs. Mabel Hubley, Bay Roberts,

Newfoundland.
MARITIME CONFERENCE.
Organized 1902.
Territory: The Provinces of New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and
Prince Edward Island.
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Sec., J. A. Strickland, Harvey
Station, York Co., New Bruns,
wick.
Health and Temperance Dept.:
EASTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

MINISTERS.
M. M. Hare, 161 Botsford St.,

T. D. Rowe, Williamsdale East,
Cumberland Co., Nova Scotia.
J. A. Strickland, Harvey Station,
York Co., New Brunswick.
D. J. C. Barrett, Arichat, Richmond Co., Nova Scotia.
Sec., Mrs. F. Spangler.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., W. J. Blake.
Sec., Mrs. F. Spangler.
is
A. L. Beazley, 63 East Young St.,

Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Miss Lulu Van Buskirk, 161 Botsford St., Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada.
Mrs. M. M. Hare, 161 Botsford St.,
Miss Terese Barrett, Williamsdale
East, Cumberland Co., Nova
Scotia.
Mrs. Mabelle R. Rowe, Williamsdale East, Cumberland Co.,
Nova Scotia.
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MINISTERS.
C. Kirkendall, Oshawa, Ontario.

W. J. Blake, Oshawa, Ontario.
M. J. Allen, Brantford, Ontario.
G. H. Skinner, 100 Barnesdale
Ave., Hamilton, Ontario.
J. T. Errington, 804 Logan Ave.,
Toronto, Ontario.
F. W. Johnston, Kingston, Ontario.
M.
LICENTIATES.
Walter Holden, Napanee, Ontario.

Leonard Payne, Oshawa, Ontario.
W. H. Boyce, Petrolia, Ontario.
ONTARIO CONFERENCE.
Organized 1899.
Territory: The Province of Ontario lying east of the 89th parallel.
Office Address: ,Box 308, Oshawa;
Ontario.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., M. C. Kirkendall.
Sec. and Treas., q.l Terwille4111j.
gar.
Executive CommiMe: M. C.
Kirkendall, F. G. Hill, J. T. Errington, W. J. Blake, T. H. Robinson.
Tract Society:
Sec., Edna P. Leach.
Miss. Sec., C. D. Terwillegar.
Sadie Baker, 5 Milicent St., Toronto, Ontario.

Margaret Shanks, 213 Dalhousie
St., Brantford, Ontario.
Mrs. J. T. Errington, 804 Logan
Ave., Toronto, Ontario.
Mrs. M. J. Allen, Brantford, Ontario.
Barbara Sherk, 5 Milicent St., Toronto, Ontario.
G. W. Sowler, 25 Ottawa / St., St.
Catharines, Ontario.
Mrs. G. W. Sowler,25 Ottawa St.,
St. Catharines, ario.
nt
Joseph Capman, Oshawa, Ontario.
Mrs. Joseph Capman, Oshawa, Ontario.
Grant Priddy, 123 Albert St., Ottawa, Ontario.
C. D. Terwillegar, .Oshawa, Ontario.
Mrs. William'Boyce, Petrolia, Ontario.
Nathan Wager, Peterboro, Ontario.
Louise Wilton, Hamilton, Ontario.
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EASTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

QUEBEC CONFERENCE.
Organized 1880.
Territory: The Province of Quebec.

Office Address: Box 18, Fitch Bay,
Quebec.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. Jay Tannei-, Fitch
Bay, Quebec.
Sec. and Treas., Eva A. Rickard.
Tanner, P. W. Brown, D. Dingman,
J. Vuilleumier, G. A. Cushing.
Sec., Hazel Butler, Fitch Bay,
Quebec.
Auditor and Business Agent: D.
Dingman.
MINISTERS.
W. J. Tanner, Fitch Bay, Quebec.
J. Vuilleumier, De la Roche 1794,
Montreal, Quebec. '
A. V. Olson, 280 Villeneuve St.,
West, Montreal, Quebec.
LICENTIATE.
M. 0. Dingman, 43 Murrey St.,
Sherbrooke, Quebec.
MISSIONARY LICENTIATES. '
Mabel HiIlyard, 280 Villenueve St.,
West, Montreal, Quebec.
C. Armeneau 3023 Park and Island, Montreal, Quebec.
A.- D. Armeneau, 3023 Park and

Island, Montreal, Quebec.
B. Boisvert, Racine, Quebec.
H. W. Ingham, Fitch Bay, Quebec.
Eva A. Rickard, Fitch Bay, Quebec.
H. W. Ingham, Fitch Bay, Quebec.
Eva A. Rickard, Fitch Bay, Quebec.
NEWFOUNDLAND MISSION.
Territory: The Island of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Office Address: Box 217, St.
John's, Newfoundland.
OFFICERS. ;
Superintendent: W. C. Young.
Mission Committee: W. C. Young,
J. R. Johnston, G. H. Morgan,
M. N. Campbell.
Sabbath-school Secretary: Mrs. R.
A. Hubley, Bay Roberts, Newfoundland.
MINISTER.
.
W. C. Young, Box 217, St. John's,
Newfoundland.
LICENTIATE.
R. A. Hubley, Bay Roberts, Newfoundland.
Mrs. R. A. Hubley, Bay Roberts,
Newfoundland.
LAKE UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized Igo'.
LICENTIATES.
Territory: The Conferences of '
East Michigan, Indiana, North- J. B. Blosser, Berrien Springs,
ern Illinois, North Michigan,
Mich.
Southern Illinois, West MichiC. A.1 Russell, 215 Dean Bldg.,
gan, and Wisconsin.
, South Bend, Ind.
Office: 213-215 Dean Bldg., 113 0. J. Graf, Berrien Springs, Mich.
South Lafayette St., South
Bend, Ind.
EAST MICHIGAN CONFEROFFICERS.

ENCE.
Conference:
Pres., Allen Moon.
Organized 1902, from territory
formerly comprising the MichSec. and Treas., A. N. Anderson.
igan Conference.
Executive Committee: Allen
Moon, A. N. Anderson, the presi- Territory: The southeastern pordents of the Conferences compostion of Michigan, including the
ing the Lake Union Conference,'
following counties: Hillsdale,
and 0. J. Graf, J. B. Blosser, J.
Lenawee, Monroe, Wayne, WashW. Mace, C. A. Russell, G. E.,
tenaw, Jackson, Ingham, LivingNord.
ston, Oakland, Macomb, St.
Legal Assn.: " Lake Union ConClair, Lapeer, Genesee, Shiaference Association of Seventh-day
wasse, Clinton, Gratiot, SagAdventists." Pres., Allen Moon;
inaw, Tuscola, Sanilac, Huron,
Sec. and Treas., A. N. Anderson.
Bay, Midland.
Auditor, J. H. Haughey.
Office: 426 Trumbull Ave., Detroit,
Mich.
Review and Herald, 212 South
OFFICERS.
Lafayette St., South Bend, Ind.
Conference:
Manager, J. W. Mace.
Union Miss. Agent, J. B. BiosPres., Wm. Guthrie.
ser, Berrien Springs, Mich.
Sec. and Treas., Tillie E. Barr.
Executive Committee: Wm.
Educational Dept.:
Guthrie, D. P. Wood, L. T. Nicola,
Sec., C. A. Russell.
Daniel Wood, J. B. Keiser.
Training-school Representative,
Legal Assn.: " East Michigan
Conference Association of the S.
D. A." Pres., Wm. Guthrie.
Sec., 0. R. Cooper, M. D.
Tract Society:
Sec.,
Sec. and Treas., E. I. Beebe.

Field Miss. Agt., A. V. Morrison, Holly, Mich.

Sec., C. A. Russell.
Sec., Mrs. Lee S. Wheeler.
MINISTER.

Bend, Ind.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Lotta E. Bell.
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Sec., Lotta E. Bell.
MINISTERS.
Wm. Guthrie, 426 Trumbull Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.
E. I. Beebe, 426 Trumbull Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
D. P. Wood, 413 Ten Eyck St.,
Jackson, Mich.
M. Shepard, R. F. D. 4, Fenton,
Mich.
0. M. Kittle, Lapeer, Mich.
B. L. Post, 1517 South Washington Ave., Lansing, Mich.
Lee S. Wheeler, 426 Trumbull
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
I. T. Nicola, 426 Trumbull Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
A. F. French, Holly, Mich.
W. H. Green, 638 Thirtieth St..
Detroit, Mich.
L. G. Moore, 213 North Pine St.,
Lansing, Mich.
J. L. Edgar, 400 East Fifth St.,
Flint, Mich.
LICENTIATES.
H. A. Boylan, 1019 Genesee St.,

Lansing, Mich.
H. H. Hicks, Dryden, Mich..
H. B. Wescott, 406 West Jennie
St., Station A, Bay City, Mich.
A. V. Morrison, Holly, Mich.
H. L. Cohoon, 39 Bryant St., Detroit, Mich.
I. J. Woodman, 426 Trumbull
T. W. Steen, Holly, Mich.
H. S. Guilford, Chesaning, Mich.
Katherine M. Dunham, 413 Ten

Eyck St., Jackson, Mich.
Nellie M. Stevens, M. D., 59 Chope
Place, Detroit, Mich.
Tillie E. Barr 426 Trumbull Aye.,
Detroit, Mich.
Marie P. Harriman, 426 Trumbull
Agnes Everest, 426 Trumbull
Lotta E. Bell, 426 Trumbull Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.
Timothy Summerville, 426 Trumbull Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. T. M. Summerville, 426
Trumbull Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Lee S. Wheeler, 426 Trumbull Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Mina Pierce, R. F. D. 6, Milford,
Mich.
Leona Boat, 426 Trumbull Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Mary E. Barr, Edenville, Mich.
Elsie Cook, Otter Lake, Mich.
Vera Fleming, Owosso, Mich.
Winifred Falconer, Ithaca, Mich.
Geneva Holcomb, Mayville, Mich.
Persis Judd, 42 Westwood St.,
- Hillsdale, Mich.
Jennie Kienast, Fairgrove, Mich.
Dot McCormick, Holly, Mich.
Helen Medford, Munger, Mich.
Mabel Patterson, St. Charles,
Mich.
Mabel. Richardson, Marlette, Mich.
Alfaretta Sherman, Akron, Mich.
Clara Stark, R. F. D. 6, Jackson,
Mich. ,
Pluma Sevener, 119 Cedar St.,
Flint, Mich.
Leola Winne, 823 North Bond St.,
Saginaw, Mich.
INDIANA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1872.
Territory: The State of Indiana.

Office: 521 East Twenty-third St.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. A. Bristol.
Sec. and Treas., H. H. Rans.
Executive Committee: E. A.
Bristol, W. A. Young, T. A. Goodwin, W. P. Cunningham, T. F.
Hubbard, C. N. Sanders, E. R.
Lauda.
Legal Assn.: " The Indiana Association of -Seventh-day Adventists." Pres., E. A. Bristol; Sec.,
W. A. Young; Treas., H. H. Hans,

" The Indiana Medical. Missionary and Benevolent Association."
Pres., E. A. Bristol; Sec. and
Treas., Dr. F. A. Loop.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., H. H. Rans.
Field Miss. Agt., E. E. Franklin.
Sec., Mrs. C. N. Sanders.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Miss Carolyn M. Rasmusson.
Sec., Dr. F. A. Loop, Wabash
Valley Sanitarium, Lafayette,
Ind..
Sec., C. N. Sanders.
e Miss Carolyn M. RasmusSc.,
son.
MINISTERS.
E. A. Bristol, 521 East Twentythird St., Indianapolis, Ind.

W. A. Young, 904 College Ave..
.Indianapolis, Ind.
C. N. Sanders, 2841 Paris Ave.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
T. F. Hubbard, 1803 Arrow Ave.,
Anderson, Ind.
E. R. Lauda, 906 North Monroe
St., Hartford City, Ind.
J. H. N. Tindall, Farmersburg,
Ind.
F. M. Roberts, Jonesboro, Ind.
0. S. Hadley, 1801 Broadway,
Indianapolis, Ind.
LICENTIATES.
G. W. Rader, 1803 Arrow Ave..

Anderson, Ind.
E. A. von Pohle Beachwood Academy, Fairland, Ind.
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Dr. F. A. Loop, Wabash Valley

Sanitarium, Lafayette, Ind.
H. H. Rans, 521 East Twentythird St., Indianapolis, Ind.
E. E. Franklin, 521 East Twentythird St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. R. W. McMahan, 805 Meridian St., Anderson, Ind.
Miss Nellie Rothbaust, 1060
Woodward Ave., South Bend,
Ind.
Miss J. Theresa Thompson, 1026
North Bell St., Kokomo, Ind.
Mrs. Ida V. Hadley, 1801 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Mary Kent, 503 East Franklin St., Hartford City, Ind.
Miss Jennie Sims, 681 West Third
St., Peru, Ind.
Mrs. J. H. N. Tindall, Farmersburg, Ind.
Mrs. C. N. Sanders, 2841 Paris
Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Carolyn M. Rasmusson, 521
East Twenty-third St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. E. R. Lauda, 906 North Mon-.
roe St., Hartford City, Ind.
Miss Bernice Harvey, 2219 South
Elm St., Muncie, Ind.
Miss Ernstine Wolf, R. F. D. 1,
New Palestine, Ind.
Miss Nettie Hardiman, 1834 Commerce Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Eva Hall, R. F. D. 1, Greentown, Ind.
Rex Coble, R. F. D. 8, care Henry
Parker, Anderson, Ind.
Miss Elizabeth Blake,. care Dan
Stinnett, Farmersburg, Ind.
Miss Blanche Hicks, R. F. D. 1,
Fairland, Ind.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson, R. F. D. 9,
Anderson, Ind.
Miss Donna Priddy, 182 North St.,
Noblesville, Ind.
Miss Myrtle Blaine, R. F. D. 4,
Middletown, Ind. _
Mrs. Gertrude Byers, Knightstown, Ind.
Miss Ivah King, 1132 Boyer St.,
Richmond, Ind.
Miss Estella Tyrell, 117 South
Phillips St., Kokomo, Ind.
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Miss Ethyln Anderson, 370 Wabash St., Wabash, Ind.

H. C. Chapman, R. F. D. 5, Albion, Ind.
Paul Legg, R. F. D. 1, Tell City,
Ind.
Miss Susie Blake, 633 West Commercial Ave., Hartford City,
Ind.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE.

Formerly part of the Illinois Conference organized in 1871; divided and reorganized in 1902.
Territory: The northern portion
of the State of Illinois to the
southern boundary of the counties of Iroquois, Ford, Livingston, Woodford, Peoria, Knox,
Warren, and Henderson, excluding the city of Peoria.
Office: 3645 Ogden Ave., Chicago,
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., G. E. Langdon.
Sec. and Treas., H. E. Moon.
Executive Committee: G. E.
Langdon, Allen Moon, J. B. Clymer, W. C. Foreman, P. E. Broderson, J. A. Applegate, H. E.
Moon.
Legal Assn.: The Illinois Conference Assn. of S. D. A." Pres.,
G. E. Langdon; Vice-Pres., J. B.
Clymer; Treas., J. A. Applegate;
Sec., H. E. Moon.
Northern Illinois Med.. Miss.
and Sanitarium Assn." Pres., G.
E. Langdon.
Tract Society:
Sec., H. E. Moon.
Field Miss. Agt., J. A. Applegate, 2917 North Whipple St.,
Chicago, Ill.
Sec., Edith E. Shepard.
Educational Dept.:
MINISTERS.
G. E. Langdon, 3645 Ogden Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.
Wm. Covert, 295 Grand Ave., Aurora, Ill.
L. D. Santee, Riverside, Cal.
J. C. Harris, 308 North Eastern
Ave., Joliet, Ill.
Wm. Lewsadder, 121 North Chicago Ave., Rockford, Ill.
F. J. Harris, Route 3, Box 24A,
Freeport, Ill.
P. E. Broderson, 2500 Richmond
St., Chicago, Ill.
M. H. Serns, Hinsdale, Ill.
David Voth, 2240 Mape
wood Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Adolph Johnson, 4329 North Hardlin Ave., Chicago, Ill.
J. M. Erikson, Route 1, Box 20,
La Grange, Ill.
J. M. Burdick, 415 Galena Blvd.,
Aurora, Ill.
W. D. Forde, 5733 La Fayette
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
LICENTIATES.
H. P. Waldo, Kankakee, Ill.

R. Calderone, 932 Townsend St.,
Chicago, Ill.
Jacob Fischer, 5457 Ashland Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
H. E. Moon, 3645 Ogden Ave., Chicago, Ill.

J. B. Clymer, Sheridan, Ill.
Mrs. Helen Odell, 1221 North Mill
St., Pontiac, Ill.
Miss Ella Hancock, Roswell, N.
Mex.
Miss Edith Shepard, 3645 Ogden
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
J. A. Applegate, 2917 North Whipple St., Chicago, Ill.
Miss Edna Andrews, 48 North
Sacramento Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Hannah Swanson, 1924
Lawndale Ave., Chicago, Ill.

Miss Gladys Seely, 48 North Sacramento Blvd., Chicago, El.
Miss Anna Johnson, Bo wlus, Minn.
Miss Bertha Stokka, 3645 Ogden
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Miss Katherine Rask, 2137' North
Kimball Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Miss Jean Phillips, 224 ast North
Ave., Princeton, Ill.
Miss Anna Hibben, 224 East North
Ave., Princeton, Ill.
Mrs. A. E. Thomson, 3645 Ogden
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Dr. Lyman Bedford, 1152-103d St.,
Chicago, Ill.
Miss Mabel Boo, 2458 Pensacola

Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Miss Mabel Rank, 48 North Sacramento Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Miss Geraldine Reefman, 48 North
Sacramento Blvd., Chicago, Ill.
Miss Bertha Christensen, 3309
Beach Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Miss Ruth Wilcox, Route 3, Aledo,
Ill.
Miss Ella Foreman, 308 North
Eastern Ave., Joliet, Ill.
' Miss Hattie Smith, 112 South
First St., Streator, Ill.
Miss Mary Marsh, care Frank Endriss, Stockton, Ill.
Miss Faith Potter, care Charles
Puels, Rock Falls, Ill.
Miss Fay Miller, care R. V. Grow,
Route 4, Rockford, Ill.
Miss Edna Westlund, 1894 Fourteenth St., Moline, Ill.
Chas. A. Stebbins, 1221 North
Mill St., Pontiac, Ill.
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OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres.; J. J. Irwin.
- Sec. and Treas., S. E. Kellman.
Executive Committee: J. J. Irwin, M. C. Guild, E. F. Peterson,
M. Stephens, F. E. Fenner.
Legal Assn.: " North Michigan
Pres., J. J. Irwin; Sec. and Treas.,
S. E. Kellman.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., S. E. Kellman.
Field Miss. Agt., B. F. Williams.
Sec., Miss Florence Crouch.
Educational Dept.:
MINISTERS.
J. J. Irwin, 220 Michigan St., Petoskey, Mich.

M. C. GUild, 321 West Twelfth St.,
Traverse City, Mich.
R. J. Bellows, Cooks, Mich.
E. F. Peterson, 705 Easterday
Ave., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
E. W. Webster, 146 Court St., Mt.
Pleasant, Mich.
LICENTIATES.
NORTH MICHIGAN CONFERENCE.

Formerly a part of the Michigan
Conference, organized in 1861;
divided and reorganized in 1902.
Territory: All of Michigan north
of the counties of Bay, Midland,
Gratiot, Montcalm, Mecosta, Newaygo, and Oceana.
Office: 510 Petoskey St., Petoskey,
Mich.
F. E. Fenner, Onaway, Mich.

E. A. Piper, 114 Tawas St., Alpena, Mich.
S. C.. Hannon, Harris, Mich.
S. E. Kellman, 510 Petoskey St.,

Petoskey, Mich.
B. F. Williams, 440 Michigan St.,
Petoskey, Mich.
M. M. Faulkner, 403 West Eighth
St., Traverse City, Mich.
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Miss Florence Crouch, 510 Petoskey St., Petoskey, Mich.

Mrs. 'E. W. Webster, 146 Court
St., Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Edna Evans, R. F. D. 2, Twining,

Mich.
Emily Crouch, Harris, Mich.
Grace Crouch, East Jordan, Mich.
Jennie Boucher, Onaway, Mich.
Alice Wehner, Mesick, Mich.
Garland Bogar, Perkins, Mich.
Bessie Rubens, Whittemore, Mich.
Leta Rumery, 220 Park St., Traverse City, Mich.
Mrs. F. L. Herrington, Gaylord,
Mich.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE.

Formerly a part of the Illinois
Conference organized in 1871;
Territory: The southern portion of
the State of Illinois, south of
the counties of Iroquois, Ford,
Livingston, Woodford, Peoria,
Knox, Warren, and Henderson,
and including the city of Peoria.
Office: 304 West Allen St., Springfield, Ill.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. J. Clark, 1007 South
College St., Springfield, Ill.
Sec., Frank H. Johnson.
Treas., Miss Nettie Eaton.
Executive Committee: A. J.
Clark, E. F. Ferris, H. M. Kelley,
R. B. Craig, Wm. Brayshaw.
Legal Assn.: " The Southern Illinois Conference Assn. of S. D.
A." Pres., A. J. Clark; Sec., R. B.
Craig.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Miss Nettie
Eaton.
Field Miss. Agt., E. M. Fishell.
Sec., Edith McClellan.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., R. B. Craig, Citizens Bank
Bldg., Decatur, Ill.
Sec., A. J. Clark, 1007 South College St., Springfield, Ill.
IINISTERS.
A. J. Clark, 1007 South College

St., Springfield, Ill.
E. F. Ferris, Taylorville, Ill.
C. H. Bliss, Route 36, Peoria, Ill.
LICENTIATES.
J. E. Hanson, Gen. Del., Decatur,

Ill.
H. M. Kelley, Herrin, Ill.
C. F. Woertz, Quincy, Ill.
R. J. Nethery, 1615 North College
St., Decatur, Ill.
E. M. Fishell, 1120 South Fourth

Miss Nettie Eaton, 304 West Allen St., Springfield, Ill.
Miss Edith McClellan, 304 West
Allen St., Springfield, Ill.
Miss Mary B. Craig, 758 West
King St., Decatur, Ill.
J. 0. Ferris, 304 West Allen St.,
Springfield,
Durward Williams, Stewardson,
Ill.
Homer Teesdale, Pontoosuc, Ill.
MEDICAL MISSIONARY
LICENTIATES.
R. B. Craig, Citizens Bank Bldg.,

Decatur, Ill.
Mrs. R. B. Craig, Citizens Bank
Bldg., Decatur, Ill.
Miss Anna Balding, 611 West University Ave., Champaign, Ill.
Miss Inez Howell, 611 West University Ave., Champaign, Ill.

Dr. W. C. Dalbey, Du Quoin, Ill.
Mrs. W. C. Dalbey, Du Quoin, Ill.
Carl Mevis, Marion, Ill.
H. F. Shepler, 512 East Capitol
Ave., Springfield, Ill.
Miss Mabel Hicks, Carterville, Ill.
Miss Ada Russell, Du Quoin, Ill.
Miss. Nettie Wood, 304 West Allen
Miss Rika Wohlers, Loami, Ill.
Miss Cora Anderson, Strasburg,
Ill.
Mrs. Katie Johnson, 1221 South
Fifteenth St., Springfield, Ill.
WEST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE.

Formerly a part of the Michigan
Conference, organized in 1861;
Territory: Southwestern Michigan
south of the counties of Mason,
Lake, Osceola, and Isabella; and
west of the counties of Isabella,
Gratiot, Clinton, Ingham, Jackson, and Hillsdale.
Office: Otsego, Mich.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. F. McVagh.
Sec. and Treas., F. R. Eastman.
Executive Committee: C. F. McVagh, F. S. Clarke, J. E. Root,
J. J. Evans, F. R. Eastman, J. M.
Hoyt, U. S. Anderson.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., F. R. Eastman.
Field Miss. Agt., A. L. Van Fossen.
Sec., Mrs. Flora H. Williams.
Educational Dept.:
Sec.,
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Sec.,
MINISTERS.
C. F. McVagh, Otsego, Mich.

W. C. Hebner, 978 Pavone St.,
Benton Harbor, Mich.
U. S. Anderson, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
J. M. Wilbur, 515 Woodlawn Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
W. H. Wakeham, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
N. M. Jorgensen, 37 Beidler St.,
Muskegon, Mich.
R. U. Garrett, Cedar Lake, Mich.
J. G. Lamson, Cedar Lake, Mich.
W. E. Videto, Holly, Mich.
C. L. White, Otsego, Mich.
W. A. Westworth, 34 Wentworth
Court, Battle Creek, Mich.
M. S. Burnham, Otsego, Mich.
H. Nicola, 123 Manchester St.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
R. C. Horton, Lawrence, Mich.
A. C. Bourdeau, 1211 March St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
E. Van Deusen, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
A. Smith, 22 Lyons St., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
J. E. White, Marshall, Mich.
J. J. Graf, Berrien Springs, Mich.
LICENTIATES.
Wm. Reefman, 736 Woodworth

Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
J. M. Hoyt, Greenville, Mich,.
H. G. Bayley, 455 West Van Buren St., Battle Creek, Mich.
C. W. Curtis, Coldwater, Mich.
Floyd Smith, Berrien Springs,

Mich.
F. R. Eastman, Otsego, Mich.
Clinton Lee, Route 2, Battle Creek,
Mich.
A. L. Van Fossen, Otsego, Mich.
Jennie De Young, 146 West Fifteenth St., Holland, Mich.
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Mrs. Flora H. Williams, Otsego, Agnes Bylsma, Route 4, Battle

Mich.
Creek, Mich.
Edna Walker, 220 West Madison Dena Woodruff, Route 1, Coopersville, Mich.
St., Hastings, Mich.
Emma A. Hebner, 978 Pavone St.,
Almeda Nelsen, Otsego, Mich.
WISCONSIN CONFERENCE.
Lillian V. Hansen, Route 7, Box
97, Muskegon, Mich.
Organized 1871.
Gladys Mapes, 629 Cass Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Territory: State of Wisconsin.
Elma Pennock, 223 East Grove
St., Greenville, Mich.
Office Address: Box 57, Grand
Rapids, Wis.
J. E. Kibler, Otsego, Mich.
Beatrice Smalley, 632 Cass Ave.,
OFFICERS.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Conference:
Jennie Stagg, Route 4, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Pres., W. H. Thurston.
Mae Lewins, Otsego, Mich.
Sec. and Treas., W. J. Walter.
Mrs. N. M. Jorgensen, 37 Beidler
Thurston, H. F. Graf, L. E. WellSt., Muskegon, Mich,
man, H. W. Johnson; C. EdwardD. 0. Babcock, care Tabernacle, sen,
P. C. Hanson.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Legal Assn.: " Wisconsin ConIrving Carr, 323 West Van Buren
ference Assn. of S. D. A." Pres.,
St., Battle Creek, Mich.
W. H. Thurston; Sec. and Treas.,
W. J. Walter.
Tract Society:
Mildred Wilson, 76 Manchester St.,
Sec. and Treas., W. J. Walter.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Field Miss. Agt., H. W. Johnson.
Edna Decker, Route 7, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Florence Nowell, 295 North WashSee., Miss Ida Thompson, Mausington St., Battle Creek, Mich.
Lillian Harding, Route 1, Jenison, ton, Wis.
Mich.
Educational Dept.:
Irene' Campbell, Berrien Springs,
Supt., Miss Frances L. Case.
Mich.
Mabel Dacons, Route 5, Hastings,
Medical Missionary Dept::
Mich.
Laurie Bennett, Route 3, Carson
Supt., W. T. Lindsay, M. D.
City, Mich.
Religious
Liberty Dept.:
Susie Klose, Cedar Lake, Mich.
Glenn Hamp, Covert, Mich.
Sec., H. W. Reed, 865 Fifth St.,
Mrs. George Davis, Route 2, Stan- Milwaukee, Wis.
ton, Mich.
Clifford Flaiz, 465 Adams St., Young People's Dept.:
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Sec., Miss Frances L. Case.
Myra Hodges, 1211 March St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
MINISTERS.
Arlie Buck, Route 2, Dimondale,
W. H. Thurston, Box 57, Grand
Mich.
Rapids, Wis.
Ruth Peel, Otsego, Mich.
Edith Colburn, Route 3, Paw Paw, J. H. Hoffman, Route 2, South
Range, Wis.
Mich.

T. G. Lewis, 955 South Division
St., Appleton, Wis.
C. Edwardsen, 1308 Seventh St.,
North, Superior, Wis.
P. M. Hanson, 700 Woodward
Ave., Chippewa Falls, Wis.
H. W. Reed, 865 Fifth St., Milwaukee, Wis.
"
M. Steuckrath, 240 Elm St., Oshkosh, Wis.
L. E. Wellman, Clearwater Lake,
Wis.
P. C. Hanson, 'Poy Sippi, Wis.
H. F. Graf, 900 Sixth St., Milwaukee, Wis.
F. F. Petersen, Plainfield, Wis.
S. Sorenson, 723 Clough Ave., Superior, Wis.
J. B. Scott, R. F. D. 2, Chetek,
Wis.
F. Stebbeds, Clearwater Lake,
Wis.
W. S. Shreve, Boscobel, Wis.
D. H. Oberholtzer, Nestor, Cal.
S. S. Smith, New Lisbon, is.
LICENTIATES.
Israel Hill, R. F. D. 2, West De

Pere, Wis.
H. W. Johnson, 970 Eleventh St.,
North, Grand Rapids, Wis.
A. W. Hallock, Route 2, South
Range, Wis.
W. E. Straw, Bethel, Wis.
John Steinel, 512 Lee St., Milwaukee, Wis.

Miss Sue Jcines, Merril, Wis.
Mrs. Mary Howell, Box 57, Grand
Rapids, Wis.
Miss Frances L. Case, Grand Rapids, Wis.
Miss Bertha Odegaard, 723 Clough
Ave., Superior, Wis.
Miss Alma Meister, 66 Rice Ave.,
Kenosha, Wis.
Mrs. Mabel Wampole, 307 East
Cook St., Portage, Wis.
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Miss Lettie Eley, 307 East Cook

St., Portage, Wis.
P. L. Larson, care Sanitarium,
South Madison, Wis.
A. Belding, 433 Illinois Ave., Sstevens Point, Wis.
Miss Louise Liebau, 122 Lloyd St.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Medical Missionary Credentials
W. T. Lindsay, M. D., care of
Sanitarium, Madison, Wis.
A. I. Lovell, M. D., care of Sanitarium, Madison, Wis.
Miss Grace Jennings, care of Sanitarium, Madison, Wis.
Miss Sylvia Bossert, R. F. D.,
Clear Lake, Wis.
Miss Amelia Eitel, Portage, Wis.
Miss Ada F. Judd, Clearwater
Lake, Wis.
Miss Ella B. Paddock, 1018 Gilson
St., South Madison, Wis.
Miss Gertrude Holmes, Route 2,
South Range, Wis.
Miss Euphemia Macaulay, LaFarge, Wis.
Miss Ella M. Keizer, Bethel, Wis.
Miss Lucy Hunt, Tunnel City,
Wis.
Miss Edna Sweet, Valley Junction, Wis.
Miss Frances De Vinney; 115. F. D.
9, Franksville, Wis.
Miss Laura Antisdell, R. F. D. 5,
Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
Miss Emma Pflugradt, R. F. D.
2, Cassville, Wis.
Miss Mamie Meleen, R. F. D. 1,
Mosinee, Wis.
Miss Adele Draeger, Milton Junction, Wis.
Miss Myrtle Childs, R. F. D., Chetek, Wis.
Miss Bernice Fisher, Aaron, Wis.
Mrs. Bertha Peake, R. F. D. 2,
West De Pere, Wis.
Mrs. F. W. Ericson, Rockton, Wis.
Mrs. John Hoffman, R. F. D. 2,
South Range, Wis.
NORTHERN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized
Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota,
and South Dakota.
Office Address: 2718 Third Ave.,
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Chas. Thompson.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, W. H.
Edwards.
Executive Committee: Chas.
Thompson, W. H. Edwards, A. R.
Ogden, G. W. Wells, S. E. Jackson, C. M. Babcock, W. W. Ruble,
M. L. Andreasen, F. E. Painter,
Dr. C. W. Heald.
Transportation Agent: W. H.
Edwards.
Legal Assn.: " The Northern
Union Conference Assn. of S. D.
A.,, Incorporated." Pres., Chas.
Thompson; Sec. and Treas., W. H.
Edwards.
Kansas City Branch of the Pacific Press Pub. Assn., 1224 Euclid
Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Manager,
S. N. Curtiss.
Union Miss. Sec. and Agt., F. E.
Painter, 2718 Third Ave., South,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., W. W. Ruble, Alexandria,
Sec.,
Sec., Dr. C. W. Heald, Nevada,
Iowa.
Sec., W. W. Ruble, Alexandria,
Minn.
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1902.
MINISTERS.
Chas. Thompson, 2718 Third Ave.,

W. W. Ruble, Alexandria, Minn.
M. L. Andreasen, Hutchinson.
Minn.
M. S. Reppe, Hutchinson, Minn.
P. E. Berthelsen,. Hutchinson,
Minn.
LICENTIATE.

W. H. Edwards, 2718 Third. Ave.,

W. J. Maxson, 2718 Third Ave.,
IOWA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1863.
Territory: State of Iowa.
Office: Nevada, Iowa.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. R. Ogden.
Sec., Mrs.. Flora V. Dorcas.
Treas., A. L. Bayley.
Executive Committee: A. R.
Ogden, A. P. Hansen, .J. W. Dorcas, S. M. Butler, J. W. McComas,
0. J. Nerlund, I. A. Rhinehart.
Legal Assn.: "Iowa Seventhday Adventist Association."
Pres., A. R. Ogden; Sec., A. L.
Bayley.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., A. L. Bayley.
Asst. Sec., R. E. Bowles.
Field Miss. Agt., J. L. McGee.
District Miss. Directors: Steen
Jensen, C. V. Starr, J. W. Beams.

Sec., Mrs. Flora V. Dorcas.
Field Sec., Meta Peterson.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., B. A. Wolcott.
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W. K. Smith,' Box 343, Keokuk,

Iowa.
N. H. Olsen, Ute, Iowa.
C. V. Starr, Pleasanton, Iowa.
Steen Jensen, 211 Logan St.,

Council Bluffs, Iowa.
A. L. Bayley, Nevada, Iowa.
Roy E. Bowles, Nevada, Iowa.
Sec., Wm. Ostrander.
J. L. McGee, Route 1, Des Moines,
Iowa.
J. M. Olsen, Decorah, Iowa.
Sec., B. A. Wolcott.
Mrs. Flora V. Dorcas, Nevada,
Iowa.
MINISTERS.
Alma Nelson, 1503 Division St.,
Burlington, Iowa.
A. R. Ogden, Nevada, Iowa.
J. C. Clemens, 119 Stutsman St., Laura E. Buck, 331 Division St.,
Davenport, Iowa.
Meta Peterson, Stuart, Iowa.
J. W. Dorcas, Nevada, Iowa.
Nellie M. Butler, 718 Sixth St.,
C. W. Heald, Nevada, Iowa.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
J. W. McComas, 1203 North Ninth
St., West, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Eva P. Smouse, Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa.
0. J. Nerlund, 1224 East ThirMrs. Edith Shively Halverson,
teenth St., Des. Moines, Iowa.
Woodburn, Iowa.
K. Rasmussen 1317 Court St.,
Esther Anderson, 320 IndependSioux City, Iowa.
ence Ave., Waterloo, Iowa.
Wm. Ostrander, 1820 West NinthFloyd E. Bates, Gen. Del., Cedar
St., Des Moines, Iowa.
Rapids, Iowa.
S. M. Butler, Nevada, Iowa.
Harry P. Gray, Nevada, Iowa.
E. W. Wolfe, Decorah, Iowa.
Mrs. H. P. Gray, Nevada, Iowa.
B. A. Wolcott, Nevada, Iowa.
F. M. Corbaley, 591 Rhomberg Cora Quinn, 228 East Fourth St.,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ave., Dubuque, Iowa.
M. B. Butterfield, Clayton Ave., Bessie Seism, Carroll, Iowa.
J. M. Smith, Decorah, Iowa.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
J. W. Beams, Nevada, Iowa.
W. C. Hankins, 302 South Willard
St., Ottumwa, Iowa.
MINNESOTA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1862.
F. G. Olsen, Forest City, Iowa.
Territory: State of Minnesota.
M. W. Lewis, Ft. Dodge, Iowa.
Office: 336 East Lake St., Minne0. Madsen, Ruthven, Iowa.
apolis, Minn.
H. Rorholm, Route 3, Altoona,
OFFICERS.
Iowa.
Conference:
LICENTIATES.
Pres., G. W. Wells.
Chas. J. Metzger.; 312 East Fifth
Sec., Mary D. Hopkins.
St., Muscatine, Iowa.
Treas., H. R. Gay.
Mrs. Minnie Sype, Carroll, Iowa.
Executive Committee: G. W.
Geo. R. E. McNay, 320 IndependWells, A. Mead, Stemple White,
ence Ave. Waterloo, Iowa.
W, A. McKibben, 1915 Sherman C. Svenson, 0. 0. Bernstein, Ben
Francis.
St., Sioux City, Iowa.
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Legal Assn.: "IThe Minnesota

Conference Association of Seventh-day Adventists." Pres., G.
W. Wells; Sec. and Treas., H. R.
Gay.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., H. R. Gay.
Field Miss. Sec., S. A. Ruskjer.
Field Miss. Agt., 0. H. Shrewsbury.
Sec., Mary D. Hopkins.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., H. M. Hiatt, Anoka, Minn.
Sec., 0. 0. Bernstein.
Sec., E. L. Sheldon, Alexandria.
Minn.
MINISTERS.
C. W. Wells, 336 East Lake St.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Stemple White, Wells, 1Vann.
Geo. M. Brown, Maple Plain,
Minn.
Carl Svenson, 766 Sims St., St.
Paul, Minn.
0. 0. Bernstein, .2821 First Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.'
W. F. H. Schroeder, 336 East
Lake St., Minneapolis, Minn.
et, Crookston, Minn.
Anol Gruns
A. W. Kuehl, 679 Holly Ave., St.
Paul, Minn.
Andrew Mead, Brainerd, Minn.
G. L. Budd, Alexandria, Minn.
P. G. Stanley, 336 East Lake St.,
Minneapolis, Minn
J. F. Anderson, Route 1, Gladstone, Minn.
Hans Steen, 718 Maryland St., St.
Paul, Minn.
C. L. Emmerson, R. F. D., Philbrook, Minn.
LICENTIATES.
H. M. Hiatt, Anoka, Minn.

S. A. Ruskjer, Sauk Center, Minn.
E. L. Sheldon, Alexandria, Minn.
N. R. Nelson, 336 East Lake St.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
A. W. Erickson, 331 Twenty-third
Ave., West, Duluth, Minn.
Oscar Akre, Two Harbors, Minn.
G. S. Livingston, Park Rapids,
Minn.
Robert Hare, Maple Plain, Minn.
J. 0. Peet, Philbrook, Minn.
Clarence Anderson, 766 Sims St.,
St. Paul, Minn.
H. J. Sheldon, Alexandria, Minn.
Cust Freeman, 3205 Clinton Ave.,

Minneapolis, Minn.
Mrs. Minnie Bridges, 336 East
Lake St., Minneapolis, Minn
H. R. Gay, 336 East Lake St.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Astrid Peterson, .1315 East Twenty-eighth St., Minneapolis,
Minn.
May Jenson, 906 East Eighth St.,
Duluth, Minn.
0. H. Shrewsbury, Sauk Center,
Minn..
B. 0. Engen, 336 East Lake St.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Jeanette Franklin, 2821 First
Ave., South, Minneapolis, Minn.
Gertrude Burghart, 336 East Lake
Francis Anderson, 766 Sims St.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Mary D. Hopkins, 336 East Lake
Mrs. Katie M. Pogue, 336 East

Lake St., Minneapolis, Minn.
Miss Vida Wells, 336 East Lake
Miss Blanche Postier, 679 Holly
Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Clement Harvey, Route 8, Man
kato, Minn.

Miss Luella Crane, Bruno, Minn.
Miss Grace Rosenthal, Austin,
Minn.
Mrs. Mary Kelsey, 906 East
Eighth St., Duluth, Minn.
NORTH DAKOTA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1902.
Territory: The State of North
Dakota.
Office Address: Drawer N, Jamestown, N. Dak.
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MINISTERS.
E. Jackson, Drawer -N, Jamestown, N. Dak.

Carl Leer, Harvey, N. Dak.
A. V. Rhoads, Beach, N. Dak.
E. L. Stewart, 1017 Fourth Ave.,
North, Fargo, N. Dak.
J. J. Reiswig, 109 East Wisconsin St., Jamestown, N. Dak.
J. H. Seibel, Bowdon, N. Dak.
Martin Olson, Valley City, N.
Dak.
W. A. Alway, Harvey, N. Dak.
S. G. Burley, Harvey, N. Dak.
R. E. Burke, Bismarck, N. Dak.
J. A. Litwinenco, Herreid, S. Dak.
George Wagner, Manfred, N. Dak.
S.
OFFICERS.
LICENTIATES.
Conference:
Pres., S. E. Jackson.
Vice-Pres., Carl Leer.
Sec. and Treas., Andrew Roedel.
Executive Committee: S. E.
.Jackson, Carl Leer, A. V. Rhoads,
J. A. Litwinenco, J. H. Seibel,
J. J. Reisivig, M. Ruqkjer.
Legal Assn.: " The North Dakota Conference Association of S.
D. A." Pres., S. E. Jackson; Sec.
and Treas.. Andrew Roedel.
M. Ruskjer, Box 935, Minot, N.

Dak.
A. F. Schmidt, Harvey, N. Dak.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Andrew Roedel.
Field Miss. Sec., W. B. Payne.
Field Miss. Agt., W. B. Payne.
Marion EdWards, Harvey, N. Dak.

J. F. Richert, Bowdon, N. Dak.
Mrs. A. V. Rhoads, Beach, N. Dak.
J. C. Harder, Lincoln , Valley, N.
Dak.
Mrs. J. C. Harder, Lincoln Valley,
N. Dak.
Naomi Richardson, Langberg, N.
Dak.
Miss Emma Specht, Cleveland, N.
Dak.
Miss Emily Emmerson, Pollock,
S. Dak.
Carl Riffel, Manfred, N. Dak.
Sec., Miss Artha Zoller, Daily
Capital Bldg., Jamestown, N. Dak.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., J. J. Reiswig.
Asst. Sec., A. F. Schmidt, Harvey, N. Dak.
Sec., A. V. Rhoads, Beach, N.
Dak.
Sec., J. J. Reiswig.
Asst. Sec., A. F. Schmidt, Harvey, N. Dak,
Richard Graham, Rock Lake, N.

Dak.
Andrew Roedel, Drawer N, Jamestown, N. Dak.
C. J. White, Drawer N, Jamestown, N. Dak.
SOUTH DAKOTA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1879.
Territory: The State of South Dakota excluding the Black Hills.
Office Address: Drawer R, Redfield, S. Dak.
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OFFICERS.
G. C. George, Drawer R, Redfield,
S. Dak.
Conference:
C. W. Rubendall, Drawer R, Red Pres., C. M. Babcock.
field, S. Dak.
Sec. and Treas., I. G. Ortner.
M. E. Anderson, Drawer R, RedExecutive Committee: C. M.
field, S. Dak.
Babcock, Albert Tucker, Alfred
Jensen, E. G. Hayes, Wm. Reiner, . Floyd Weatherly, Drawer R, Redfield, S. Dak.
C. W. Rubendall.
E. H. Oswald, Java, S. Dak.
Legal Assn.: " South Dakota
P. A. Field, Drawer R, Redfield,
S. Dak.
Pres., C. M. Babcock; Sec. and
Treas., I. G. Ortner.
MISSIONARY LICENTIATES:
Transportation and Business
Agt., I. G. Ortner.
C. H. Petersen, Redfield, S. Dak.
Albert Tucker, Elk Point, S. Dak.
Tract Society:
C. E. Babcock, Redfield, S. Dak.
Sec. and Treas., C. H. Petersen.
T. G. Ortner, Redfield, S. Dak.
Field Miss. Sec., Mrs. H. M. Carl Wolter, Redfield, S. Dak.
Shoals.
Mrs. H. M. Shoals, Redfield, S.
Field Miss. Agt., C. E. Babcock.
Dak.
Alfred Jensen, Viborg, S. Dak.
J. L. Weller, 351 Lawnridge Ave.,
Huron, S. Dak.
Sec., Mrs. H. M. Shoals, RedWm. Reiner, Bowdle, S. Dak.
field, S. Dak.
Hansine Larsen, Redfield, S. Dak.
Educational Dept.:
Miss Alma .DuBois, Redfield,
Dak.
Sec., Miss Alma DuBois, Redfield, S. Dak.
Florence Chilson, Winfred, S. Dak.
Sec.,
Margaret Miller, Flerence, S. Dak.
Lizzie Magnuson, Aberdeen, S.
Dak.
Carrie Brackett, Colome, S. Dak. '
Sec., Miss Alma DuBois, RedVesta Jensen, Huron, S. Dak.
field, S. Dak.
Esther Johnson, Parker, S. Dak.
MINISTERS.
Miss Alberta L. Pruett, Elk Point,
S. Dak.
C. M. Babcock, Drawer R, Redfield, S. Dak.
E. G. Hayes, Drawer R, Redfield,
S. Dak.
Dr. C. P. Farnsworth, ChamberC. F. Cole, Drawer R, Redfield, S.
lain, S. Dak.
Dak.
Dr. Anna B. Farnsworth, Chamberlain, S. Dak.
Alida Brown, Seventh A v e.,
Southeast, Abdrdeen, S. Dak.
N. J. Ronlund, 933 North Main
Delbert Brown, Seventh Ave.,
Ave., Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
Southeast, Abr
deen, S. Dak.
Beulah Payne, 24 Seventh Ave.,
LICENTIATES.
Southwest, Aberdeen, S. Dak.
Edith Gilley, Redfield, S. Dak.
Emanuel Lovold, Drawer R, RedSadie Holberg, Redfield, S. Dak.
field, S. Dak.
NORTH PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1906.
Territory: Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Montana, and Alaska.
Office: College Place, Wash.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. W. Flaiz.
Vice-Pres., S. W. Nellis.
Sec. and Treas., S. J. Lashier.
Auditor, S. J. Lashier.
Executive Committee:. C. W.
Flaiz, S. W. Nellis, H. W. Decker,
der, P. A. Hanson, F. S.
U. Bn
Bunch, H. W. Cottrell, L. Johnson, J. Riffel, J. F. Beatty, A. M.
Dart, S. J. Lashier, and the Business Managers of the Walla Walla
College and the Portland Sanitarium.
Legal Assn.: " North Pacific Union Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Pres., C. W. Flaiz; Sec. and Treas.,
S. J. Lashier.
Portland Branch of Pacific Press
Pub. Assn., 719 East Flanders St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Manager, J. F. Beatty.
Union Miss. Agt., W. R. Beatty.
Educational Dept.:
See., N. W. Lawrence.
Sec., W. F. Martin.
Missionary. Dept.:
Sec., S. W. Nellis, R. F. D. 2.
Battle Ground, Wash.
Sec., N. W. Lawrence.
MINISTERS.
C. W. Flaiz, College Place, Wash.
H. W. Decker, College Place,
Wash.
0. A. Johnson, College Place,

Wash.
. N. W. Lawrence, College Place,
Wash.
W. F. Martin, College Place, Wash.
LICENTIATE.
Fred W. Temple, Ketchikan,
Alaska.
S. J. Lashier, College Place, Wash.
Miss Pearl Cook, College Place,
Wash.
C. M. Everest, Mt. Tabor Sta.,
Portland, Oregon.
G. IV. Peterson, College Place,
Wash.
MONTANA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1898.
Territory: The State of Montana.
Office Address: Box 118, Bozeman,
Mont.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., U. Bender.
Sec., Chas. M. Barker.
Treas., Fred W. Whitmore.
Executive Committee: U. Bender, Paul Iverson, Samuel Dick,
V. T. Armstrong, B. J. Cady, D.
H. Hanson, L. B. Ragsdale.
Legal Assn.: " The Montana
Conference Association of Seventh-day Adventists." Pres., U.
Bender; Sec., V. T. Armstrong.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., F. W. Whitmore.
Field ivliss. Agt.,
Sec.,
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Educational Dept.:
Sec., L. B. Ragsdale.
Sec.,
Sec., .
Sec., L. B. Ragsdale.
MINISTERS.
U. Bender, Bozeman, Mont.

Paul Iverson, Bozeman, Mont.
B. J. Cady, Bozeman, Mont.
D. H. Hanson, Bozeman, Mont.
Honorary Ministerial Credential s.
J. C. Foster, Darby, Mont.
LICENTIATES.
Clifford Schrammeck, Cascade,

Mont.
C. M. Barker, Bozeman, Mont.
eluding all of Lemhi County,

together with six counties in
Oregon, as follows: Wallowa,
Union, Baker, Malheur, Harney,
Grant.
Office: Rooms 256 and 257, Sonna
Building, Boise, Idaho.
Office Address: Box 643, Boise,
. Idaho.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. M. Dart.
Sec. and Treas., T. L. Copeland.
Executive Committee: A. M.
Dart, P. D. Wagner, B. M. Grandy,
J. A. Casebeer, H. C. Beach.
Legal Assn.: " Southern Idaho
Conference Assn." Pres., A. M
Dart; Sec. and Treas., T. L.
Copeland.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., T. L. Copeland.
Field Miss. Agt., W. L. Killen.
Sec.; Mrs. L. L. Tombs.
V. T. Armstrong, Bozeman, Mont. Educational Dept.:

Mrs. V. T. Armstrong, Bozeman,
See.,
Mont.
Mrs. Paul Iverson, Bozeman; Medical Missionary Dept.:
Mont.
Sec.,
Minnie Iverson, Bozeman, Mont.
L. B. Ragsdale, R. F. D. 4, BozeReligious Liberty Dept.:
man, Mont.
Sec., F. D. Wagner.
Mary Metcalf, care Samuel Dick,
See., C. L. Lingenfelter.
Great Falls, Mont.
Olive Smithwick, R. F. D. 4,
MINISTERS.
Bozeman, Mont.
Susie Cass, R. F. D. 1, Missoula,
A.
M.
Dart,
Boise, Idaho.
Mont..
F. D. Wagner, Boise, Idaho.
Alma Champe, Stevensville, Mont.
B. M. Grandy, Halfway, Oregon.
C. H., Rittenhouse, Salmon, Idaho.
SOUTHERN IDAHO CONFERENCE.
Organized 1907.
Territory: That portion of Idaho
south of the 45th parallel, in-

A. C. Bird, Caldwell, Idaho.
W. L. Killen, Union, Oregon.
LICENTIATE.
C. L. Lingenfelter, Salmon, Idaho.

A. Moon,' Cambridge, Idaho.

T. L. Copeland, Box 643, Boise,
Idaho.
Miss Lucy Post, Parma, Idaho.
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Sec., T. G. Bunch..
Sec., Miss Grace Davison.
CHURCH-SCHOOL TEACHER'S.
MINISTERS.
F. A. Hartley, Eagle, Idaho.

Miss Maude Bird, Boise, Idaho.
Marsella Ferguson, Parma, Idaho.
Bertha Walker, Cambridge, Idaho.
Lillian Halsor, Parma, Idaho.
F. S. Bunch, 1164 Military St.,

Roseburg, Oregon.
T. G. Bunch, 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
L. A. Gibson, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
R. W. Airey, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
C. J. Cole, 1164 Military St., Roseburg, Oregon.
SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE.

Formerly part of the Western
Oregon Conference; organized
1910.
Territory: All the southern part
of Western Oregon south of the
northern boundary of Lane
County, including the counties
of Lane, Douglas, Coos, Curry,
Josephine, Jackson, Klamath,
and Lake.
Office Address: 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres:, F. S. Bunch.
Sec.. and Treas., J. P. Wheeler.
Executive Committee: F. S.
Bunch, A. D. Owens, J. C. Dutcher,
C. J. Cole, L. A. Gibson.
Legal Assn.: " Southern Oregon
Corif. Assn. of S. D. A." Pres.,
F. S. Bunch; Sec. and Treas., J. P.
Wheeler.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., J. P. 'Wheeler.
Field Miss. Agt., Earl Hamilton.
Educational Dept.:
Sec.,

B. C. Tabor, 459 Morton St., Ashland, Oregon.
LICENTIATE.
Lowell Tupper, 1164 Military St.,

Rosebuig, Oregon.
Miss Grace Davison, 1164 Military

St., Roseburg, Oregon.
Earl Hamilton; 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
J. P. Wheeler, 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Mrs. C. J. Cole, 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Mrs. B. B. Tabor, 459 Morton St.,
Ashland, Oregon.
Mrs. M. A. Neal, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
Alice Chinkinbeard, Medford, Oregon.
Miss Hazel Stone, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
Miss Fannie Haney, Roseburg,
Oregon.
Mrs. E. J. Crawford, Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
Miss Minnie Iverson, Gravel Ford,
Oregon.
Mrs. Estell, 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
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UPPER COLUMBIA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1880.
Territory: All of Washington east
of the Cascade Range; Umatilla,
Morrow, Gilliam, and Wheeler
Counties, Oregon; and all of
that portion of Idaho north of
a line described as follows:.Beginning at the northwestern
corner of Washington County,
thence east along the northern
line of Lemhi County; thence
along the 116th degree to the
Salmon River, thence easterly
along said river to the western
line of Lemhi County, thence
north along the western line of
Lemhi County to the State line.
Office: College Place, Wash.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., P. A. Hanson.
Vice-Pres., Jacob Riffel.
Sec., E. W. Catlin.
Treas., T. G. Johnson.
Executive Committee: P. A.
Hanson, J. Riffel, E. W. Catlin,
August Anderson, J. A. Rippey,
Dr. John Reith, J. K. Luther.
Legal. Assn.: " Upper Columbia
Mission Society." Pres., P. A.
Hanson; Sec., E. W. Catlin;
Treas., T. G. Johnson.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., T. G. Johnson.
Field Miss. Agt., H. E. Loop.
Educational Dept.:
MINISTERS.
P. A. Hanson, College Place,

Wash.
E. W. Catlin, College Place, Wash.

J. Riffel, College Place, Wash.
August Anderson, 1722 East Pacific Ave., Spoane, Wash.
W. T. Hilgert, Lewiston, Idaho.
Wm. , Woodford, Colville, Wash.
F. M. Oliver, Pomeroy, Wash.
A. V. Cotton, 1121 West Cleveland St., Spokane, Wash.
J. E. Graham, College Place,
Wash.
F. D. Starr, Forest, Idaho.
L. H. Ells, College Place, Wash.
W. W. Steward, Milton, Oregon,
J. W. Lair, College Place, Wash.
LICENTIATES.
J. K. Luther, College Place, Wash.

A. F. Mascher, College Place,
Wash.
F. A. Bower, College Place, Wash.
R: A. Libby, College Place, Wash.
E. N. Sargeant, 2 Ninth Ave.,
North Yakima, Wash.
.1. A. Rippey, College Place,
Wash.
Arvid Biurstrom, Spokane, Wash.
John Krieger, College P 1 a c e,
Wash.
T. G. Jollnson, College Place,

Wash.
H. E. Loop, College Place, Wash.
Emma Wilkinson, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. B. B. Davis, College Place,

Wash.
S. C. Hanson, College Place, Wash.
Mrs. Herbert Flower, College
Place, Wash.
Anna Pierce, College Place, Wash.
Luella M. Eighme, Viola, Idaho.
Stella McDonald, Viola, Idaho.
F. G. Ogden, Wilcox School, Penawawa, Wash.

WESTERN OREGON CONFERENCE.
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
boundary lines of Lake, Klamath, and Lane Counties.
Office: 508 East Everett St., Port, land, Oregon.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., H. W. Cottrell.
Vice-Pres., J. J. Nethery.
Sec., H. G. Thurston.
Treas., C. E. Olcott.
Executive Committee: H. W.
Cottrell, J. J. Nethery, H. G.
Thurston, T. H. Starbuck, J. H.
Hanson, W. C. Emmerson, D. J.
Chitwood.
Legal Assn.: " Western Oregon
Conference Association of S. D.
A." Pres., H. W. Cottrell; Sec.
and Treas., C. E. Olcott.
Tract Society:
See. and Treas., C. E. Olcott.
Field Miss. Sec., C. E. Olcott.
Field Miss. Agt., E. M. Oberg.
Sec.,
Educational Dept.:
Sec., B. L. Howe.
Sec.,
Secs., H. G. Thurston, Salem,
Oregon; M. I. St. John, 508 East
Everett St., Portland, Oregon.
Sec., B._ L. Howe.
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- MINISTERS.
H. W. Cottrell, 508 East Everett

T. H. Starbuck, Dallas, Oregon.
H. G. Thurston, 969 Cottage St.,
Salem, Oregon.
M. H. St. John, 508 East Everett
J. J. Nethery, 508 East Everett
J. L. Kay, Gaston, Oregon.
B. L. Howe, 508 East Everett St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Henry Block, 863 East Ninth St.,
North, Portland, Oregon.
0. E. Sandnes, 232 East Fortyseventh St., Portl'and, Oregon.
N. C. Ernston, 322 Baker St., Albany, Oregon.
I. G. Knight, 508 East Everett St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Honorary Ministerial Credentials,
R. D. Benham, Cornelitis, Oregon.
C. Johnson, McMinnville, Oregon.
D. Nettleton, Port Townsend,
Wash.
W. C. F. Ward, Cornelius, Oregon.
LICENTIATES.
T. F. Soule, Troutdale, Oregon.

C. J. Cummings, Portland Sanitarium, Portland, Oregon.
Titus Kurtichanov, Gaston, Ore, gon.
G. E. Johnson, 1485 East Everett
J. A. Reiber, Brownsville, Oregon.
John Peterson, R. F. D. 3, Woodburn. Oregon.

E. N. Oberg, 508 East Everett St.,
Portland, Oregon.
C. E. Olcott, 508 East Everett St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Grace Campbell Folkenberg, The
Dalles, Oregon.
Mrs. E. V. Perry, 508 East Everett
Blanche Rice, 508 East Everett
Lelia Whitlaw, 508 East Everett
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Grace Ellis, 508 East Everett St.,

Portland, Oregon.
Alta Nolan, 508 East Everett St.,
Portland, Oregon.
G. E. Johnson, 1485 East Everett

Mabel Diamond, 95 East Sixtyseventh St., North, Portland,
Oregon.
Mrs. E. M. Oberg, 1180 East Couch
.1 e n n i e Kingsbury, Milwaukee,
Oregon.
Hazel McLean, Forest Grove, Oregon.
Edna Hanson, Cornelius, Oregon.
Nellie Walling, R. F. D , Amity,
Oregon.
Lovica Holland, R. F. D., Amity,
Oregon.
Inez Mortenson, McMinnville, Oregon.
Alice Beffient, Falls City, Oregon.
Nellie Rice, Salem, Oregon.
Olive Kelley, R. F. D., Woodburn,
Oregon.
Carrie Oberg, R. F. D. 2, Gaston,
Oregon.
Eliza Jensen, R. F. D. 2, Gaston,
Oregon.
Mrs. Max Grimm, R. F. D. 1, Gaston, Oregon.
Elizabeth Nelson, St. Johns, Oregon.
Helen Homm, R. F. D., Troutdale,
Oregon.
A. J. Meiklejohn, Oregon City,
Oregon.
Vesta Kruse, Box 19, Toledo, Oregon.
Christina Jensen, Newberg, Oregon.
Fern Wedrick, Salem, Oregon.
WESTERN WASHINGTON CONFERENCF.

Organized 1902.
Territory: All of the State of
Washington west of the Cascade Mountains.
Office Address: Box Q, Auburn,

Wash.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., L. Johnson.
Sec. and Treas., H. A. Green.
Executive Committee: Lewis
Johnson, S. W. Nellis, J. A. Holbrook, J. F. Piper, C. A. Wyman,
D. D. Rees, J. M. Willoughby.
Legal Assn.: " Western Washington Corporation of Seventhday Adventists." Pres., Lewjs
Johnson; Vice-Pres., J. A. Holbrook; Sec. and Treas., H. A.
Green.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., B. C. Cook.
Field Miss. Sec. and Agt., S. N.
Rittenhouse.
Sec., Miss May Bell:
Educational Dept.:
Sec., L. J. Stiles.
See., Dr. W. B. Scott.
Sec., J. M. Willoughby.
See., Miss May Bell.
MINISTERS.
L. Johnson, 3022 West Sixty-second St., Seattle, Wash.

S. W. Nellis, R. F. D. 1, Battle
Ground, Wash.
J. A. Holbrook, R. F. D. 1, Battle
Ground, Wash.
C. A. Wyman, Battle Ground,
Wash.
A. J. Stone, 5702 South Alaska
St., Tacoma, Wash.
J. MT. Boynton, 2320 Broadway,
Bellingham, Wash'.
J. M. Willoughby, 5708 South
Alaska St., Tacoma, Wash.
J. F. Piper, 4757 Forty-fifth Ave.,
Southwest, Seattle, Wash.

Honorary 'Ministerial Credentials.
J. J. Clark, Battle Ground, Wash.
W. W. Sharp, National City, Cal.
A. J. Stover, Ridgefield, Wash.
T. Godfrey, Western, Wash.
Daniel Nettleton, Port Townsend,
Wash.
H. Hanson, 1206 Bancroft St., Bellingham, Wash.
LICENTIATES.
D. D. Rees, Mt. Vernon, Wash.

A. E. Serns, 3022 West Sixtysecond St., Seattle, Wash.
C. A. Purdom, 3500 Z St., Vancouver, Wash.
D. Nordenmalm, 5702 South-Alaska St., Tacoma, Wash.
C. R. Holbrook, Battle. Ground,
Wash.
J. W. McNeil, Auburn, Wash.
G. A. Thompson, 3928 Fourteenth
Ave., Northeast, Seattle, Wash.
C. G. Clymer, Battle Ground,
Wash.
Ole Lee, Auburn, Wash.
J. W. Rowland, Auburn, Wash.
W. B. Scott, Auburn, Wash.
Mrs. J. A. Holbrook, R. F. D. 1,
Emma Rothgeb, 3928 Fourteenth
S. N. Rittenhouse, Auburn, Wash.
Stella B. Lowry, 2320 Broadway,
Bellingham, Wash.
B. C. Cook, Auburn, Wash.
Bessie Woolsey, 7316 Eleventh
H. A. Green, Auburn, Wash.
L. I. Stiles, 308 Ninth Ave., North,
Seattle, Wash.
Magda Madsen, Auburn, Wash.
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Ruth Stone, 5702 South Alaska

St., Tacoma, Wash.
Etta Barrett, 5234 South K St.,
Tacoma, Wash.
May Bell, Auburn, Wasli.
Signe Hoffman, Auburn, Wash.
Marthea Matterand, Auburn,
Wash.
Volney Staley, Carrollton, Wash.
Clara Hanson, Stanwood, Wash-.
Hazel Wilcox, Centralia, Wash.
Clara Ogden, Harper, Wash.
Greg C. Robinson, Ferndale, Wash.
Katie Bell, Route 6, Mount Vernon, Wash.
Esther Lofgren, Route 6, Mount
Vernon, Wash.
Ray Holbrook, Battle Ground,
Wash.
Alma Phillips, Battle Ground,
Wash.
Rhoda Strong, Ridgefield, Wash.
Hazel Heywood, Snohomish,
Wash.
Horace Channing, Route 2, care
G. H. Homann, Vancouver,
Wash.
Ruth Watson, 4216 Alaska St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Mary Chase, 1116 South Sixtythird St., Tacoma, Wash.
Day Coffin, care A. C. Hardy,
Route 5, Vancouver, Wash.
W. R. Nellis, care A. C. Manning,
Geneva, Wash.
Mrs. Beulah Boyd, Orting, Wash.
Olah Cresap, Puyallup, Wash.
ALASKA MISSION.
Missionary Licentiate: Fred W.
Temple, Ketchikan, Alaska.
PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized Igor.
Territory: California, Nevada,
Utah, Arizona.
Office: Mountain View, Cal.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. E. Andross.
Sec. and Treas., J. J. Ireland.
Executive Committee: E. E. Andross, E. W. Farnsworth,. C. L.
Taggart, J. H. Behrens, W. L.
Adams, C. W. Irwin, C. H. Jones,
G. W. Reaser, F. M. Burg, W. C.
White, J. J. Ireland, H. G. Lucas.
Legal Assn..
Pacific Press Pub. Assn., Mountain View, Cal.
Manager, C. H. Jones.
Union Miss. Sec., J. R. Ferren.
Union Miss. Agt.,
Missionary and Publishing
Corn.: C. H. Jones, H. H. Hall,
J: R. Ferren.
Educational Dept.:
Committee: H. G. Lucas (Chairman), C. W. Irwin, I. C. Colcord,
J. L. Jones, W. A. Ruble.
Sec., H. G. Lucas, San Fernando,
Cal.
Pres., E. E. Andross.
Field Director and Cor. Sec., J.
F. Blunt.
Committee: J. F. Blunt. J. 0.
Corliss, G. A. Snyder, W. M.
Healey, A. 0. Tait, J. R. Ferren,
.T. W. McCord.
Sec., H. G. Lucas, San Fernando,
Cal.
Press Bureau:
Sec., J. R. Ferren, Mountain
View, Cal.
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MINISTERS.
E. E. Andross, Mountain View,

Cal.
M. C. Wilcox, Mountain View, Cal.
A. 0. Tait, Mountain View, Cal.
L. A. Reed, Mountain View, Cal.
J. 0. Corliss, Glendale, Cal.
H. A. Washburn, care Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
LICENTIATES.
C. W. Irwin, care Pacific Union

College, St. Helena, Cal.
J. F. Blunt, 149 North Kern St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.

J. J. Ireland, Mountain View, Cal.
A. A. Cone, Mountain View, Cal.
J. R. Ferren, Mountain View, Cal.
Miss Lela M. Bullock, Mountain
View, Cal.
Mrs. E. E. Andross, care Pacific
Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
Miss K. B. Wilcox, Mountain View,
Cal.
ARIZONA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1902.
TerritorY: Arizona.
Office Address: 615 North Tenth
St., Phcenix, Ariz.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., G. W. Reaser.
Sec. and Treas., The Secretary
of the Pacific Union Conference,
Mountain View, Cal.
Reaser, C. D. M. Williams, Clem
Stump, A. E. Earll, M. A. Hollister.

Legal Assn.: " Arizona Conference Corporation of S. D. A."
Pres., G. W. Reaser; Sec., A. E.
Earl.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., The Secretary
of the Pacific Union Conference,
Mountain View, Cal.
Field Miss. Agt., C. F. Innis.
Sec., M. A. Hollister.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. D. M. Williams.
Sec., G. W. Reaoser.
Sec., Mrs. C. D. M. Williams.
(All persons named below may be
addressed at 615. North Tenth
St., Phcenix, Ariz.)
MINISTERS.
G. W. Reaser, C. D. M. Williams,
I. P. Dillon, W. L. Sims, M. A.
Hollister, M. Serna.
H. F. Courter, Safford, Ariz.
LICENTIATES.
C. F. Innis, C. W. Pennock.
Dr. M. M. Kay, Mrs. E. M. Kay,
Mrs. M. T. Poston.
D. E. Pettis,V. E. Langdon, Mrs.

eler, Kitty Langdon.
Emma We
CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1873.
Territory: The following-named
counties in the State of Califor5
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nia: Santa Cruz, Santa Clara,

San Mateo, Alameda, Contra
Costa, Solano, Marin, Sonoma,
San. Francisco, Napa, Lake, Mendocino, Trinity, Humboldt, and
Del Norte.
Office: 537 Twenty-fifth St., (near
Telegraph Ave.), Oakland, Cal.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
. Pres., E. W. Farnsworth.
Sec. and Treas., Claude Conard.
Executive Committee: E. W.
Farnsworth, C. W. Irwin, E. E.
Parlin, H. H. Hall, J. W. McCord,
E. J. Hibbard, S. T. Hare, B. E.
Beddoe, H. G. Childs.
Legal Assn.: " California Conference Association of the Seventh-day Adventists." Pres., E.
IV. Farnsworth; Sec. and Treas.,
Claude Conard.
Tract Society:
Sec., Frank A. Coffin.
Treas., Claude Conard.
Field Miss. Sec., H. B. Thomas.
Field Miss. Agt., I. T. Reynolds.
Sec., Mrs. V. J. Farnsworth.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., G. F. Wolfkill.
Sec., H. B. Thomas.
MINISTERS.
E. W. Farnsworth, 6210 Racine

St., Oakland, Cal.
B. E. Beddoe, 590 B Thirtieth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
A. Brorsen, 844 Thirty-fouith St.,
Oakland, Cal.
F. W. Field, Pacific Union College,
St. Helena, Cal.
R. S. Fries, 537 Twenty-fifth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
S. T. Hare, Sanitarium, Cal.
E. J. Hibbard, Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
A. S. Marchus, 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
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J. W. McCord, 537 Twenty-fifth

St., Oakland, Cal.
Andrew Nelson, Sanitarium, Cal.
A. E. Place, Garden City Sanitarium, San Jose, Cal.
G. W. Rine, Pacific Union College,
St. Helena, Cal.
D. E. Robinson, Sanitarium, Cal.
J. A. Stevens, 590 A Thirtieth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
James Taphouse, Los Gatos, Cal.
Dr. George Thomason, St. Helena
Sanitarium, Sanitarium, Cal.
H. A. Washburn, Pacific Union
Isaac Morrison, Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
H. A. St. John, Sanitarium, Cal.
LICENTIATES.
J. W. Brassie, Fort Bragg, Cal.

L. K. Dickson, 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
L. L. Hutchinson, E and Harris
Sts., Eureka, Cal.
Melvin Munson, 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Frank A. Coffin, 850 Thirty-first

St., Oakland, Cal.
Claude Conard, 2942 Delaware St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. E. W. Farnsworth, 6210 Racine St., Oakland, Cal.
Miss Celia A. Green, 537 Twentyfifth St., Oakland, Cal.
Miss Katherine B. Hale, St. Helena, Cal.
Geo. H. Kisner, 756 Orchard St.,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
Mrs. Geo. H. Kisner, 756 Orchard
St., Santa Rosa, Cal.
Geo. A. Kuhns, 792 Elizabeth St.,
San Francisco, 'Cal.
Mrs. Lottie Kuhns, 792 Elizabeth
St., San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Alma McKibbin, care Pacific
Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
Miss Laura Morrison, 537 Twenty-fifth St., Oakland, Cal.
K. Nozaki, 601 Hobart St., Oakland, Cal.
Miss Adele Pahlman, 537 Twentyfifth St., Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. E. E. Parlin, 301 Joaquin

Ave., San Leandro, Cal.
I. T. Reynolds, 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
H. B. Thomas, 3940 Division St.,
Oakland, Cal.
J. T. Thompson, Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
Y. Watanabe Mountain View, Cal.
G. F. Wolfkill, 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Miss Ethlyn Adams, 6210 Racine
St., Oakland, Calms
Miss Olive Adams, 6210 Racine
St., Oakland, Cal.
Miss Edith Barnes, Sanitarium,
Cal.
Miss Bessie Dorward, 1210 Fortieth Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Miss Frances Fry, Mountain View,
Cal.
W. A. Gonter, 808 Spencer Ave.,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
Miss Katherine B. Hale, care Pacific Union College, St. Helena,
Cal.
Miss Lila Hazelton, 733 Maine St.,
Vallejo, Cal.
Miss Jessie M. Hicks, E and Harris Sts., Eureka, Cal.
Max Hill, Sanitarium, Cal.
Miss Olive Hoiland, St.. Helena,.
Cal.
F. A. Lashier, Healdsburg, Cal.
Mrs. F. A. Lashier, Healdsburg,
Cal.
Miss Fern Rowe, Sebastopol, Cal.
Mrs. Jessie Sackett, Los Gatos,
Cal.
R. R. Sanders, Sonoma, Cal.
Miss Pearl Smith, Mountain View,
Cal.
Miss Velma Wallace, Sanitarium,
Cal.
Mrs. L. Kime Wolfkill, 537 Twenty-fifth St., Oakland, Cal.
Other Workers Employed by the

Conference.
Mrs. Emma H. Covell, 601 Hobart
St., Oakland, Cal.
Miss Vinnolia B. Earp, 537 Twenty-fifth St., Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. E. Swift, 601 Hobart St.,
Oakland, Cal,

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1911.
counties in the State of California: Tulare, Madera, San Benito', Fresno, Kings, San Luis
Obispo, Monterey, and that portion of Kern County north of the
Tehachapi. Mountains.
Office: Central California Conference of S. D. A., Fresno, Cal.
Postal Address: Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. H. Behrens.
Sec. and Treas., G. A. Wheeler.
Executive Committee: J. H.
Behrens, E. H. Adams, Nis Hansen, A. N. Loper, J. E. Hackney,
H. G. Thompson.
Legal Assn.: " Central California Conference Assn." Pres., J.
H. Behrens; Sec. and Treas., C. A.
Wheeler. "
Tract Society:
Sec. and, Treas., G. A. Wheeler.
Field Miss. Sec., G. A. Wheeler.
Field Miss. Agt., C. L. Davis.
Sec., Mrs. Mabel N. Behrens.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. Mabel N. Behrens.
Sec., J. F. Blunt.
Young People's Dept.: .
Sec., Miss Lida Ackley.
MINISTERS.
J. H. Behrens, Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
E. H. Adams, 1410 Fourteenth St.,
Bakersfield, Cal.
F. E. Brown, Hanford, Cal.
J. R. Patterson, Hanford, Cal.
N. P. Neilsen, Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
G. A. Grauer, Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
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J. W. Bagby, Hanford, Cal.
LICENTIATES.
C. W. Fuller, Visalia, Cal.
Richard Breitigam, Bakersfield,
Cal.
0. A. Truesdell, New Monterey,

Cal.
G. A. Wheeler, Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
J. L. Jones, Armona, Cal.
C. L. Davis, Route 2, Box 51, Lemoore, Cal.
Mrs. Mabel N. Behrens, Box 1304,
Fresno, Cal.
Miss Lida Ackley, Route 7, Box
117 A, Fresno, Cal.
Miss Lou Ellen Watts, Box 1304,
Fresno, Cal.
CHITRCH-SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Mrs. Lena Morris, Armona, Cal.
Miss Iva Ackley, 2517 0 St.,
Bakersfield, Cal.
Miss Bertha Messick, Dinuba, Cal.
Berger Johnson, Route 7, Box 243,
Fresno, Cal.
Mrs. Berger Johnson, Route 7,
Box 243, Fresno, Cal.
Miss Attie E. Howe, Armona, Cal.
Miss Carrie Rich, Exeter, Cal.
Miss Mary Wagner, Route 3, Box
33, Laton, Cal.
Miss Ruth Bond, Route 3, Box 6,
Selma, Cal.
H. H. Fox, Lemoore, Cal.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1911.
counties in the State of California: Merced, Mariposa, Stanislaus, Tuolumne, San Joaquin,
Calaveras, Amador, Alpine, Sacramento, El Dorado, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, Placer, Nevada, Sierra, Colusa, Glenn, Butte, Plumas, Tehama, Shasta, and Siskiyou.
Office: 341 East Lodi Ave., Lodi,
Cal.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. L. Taggart.
Sec. and Treas., Verah MacPherson.
Executive Committee: C. L.
Taggart, A. J. Osborne, P. J. Wolfsen, C. E. Ford, P. H. Glantz, A. E.
Parker, J. S.' Harmon.
Legal Assn.: " Northern California Conference Association of
the Seventh-day Adventists."
Pres., C. L. Taggart; Sec. and
Treas., Verah MacPherson.
Tract Society:
Sec., W. R. Powers.
Treas., Verah MacPherson.
Field Miss. Agt., J. W. Rich.
Sec., Mrs. C. L. Taggart.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. Mina Mann.
Sec., Mrs. Mina Mann.
MINISTERS.
C. L. Taggart, Lodi, Cal.

Henry Shultz, Lodi, Cal.
A. J. Osborne, 2131 P St., Sacramento, Cal.
D. T. Fero, Lodi, Cal.
M. C. Israel, Oakdale, Cal.
F. De Witt Gautereau, Stockton,
Cal.
N. W. Kauble, Lodi, Cal.
Valentine Leer, Lodi, Cal.
J. S. Harmon, Fallon, Nev.
C. M. Gardner, Modesto, Cal.
Fred Brink, Chico, Cal.
E. E. Gardner, Lodi, Cal.
C. E. Ford, Galt, Cal.
LICENTIATES.
J. A. L. Derby, Lodi, Cal.

W. P. Dayton, Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
J. W. Rich, Lodi, Cal.
W. C. Baldwin, Lodi, Cal.
Verah MacPherson, Lodi, Cal.

Mrs. C. L. Taggart, Lodi, Cal.
Mrs. Mina Mann, Lodi, Cal.
Miss Alice Brayshaw, 828 East
Webber St., Stockton, Cal.
Mrs. Ella H. Osborne, 2131 P St.,
Sacramento, Cal.
Bessie Yager, 2301 K St., Sacramento, Cal.

Guy E. Mann, 231 Poplar Ave.,
Modesto, Cal.
E. Ruth Benton, 231 Poplar Ave.,
Modesto, Cal.
Anna Barker, care L. 0. Johnson,
Route 4, Modesto, Cal.
Edith Johnson, care. L. 0. Johnson, Route 4, Modesto, Cal.
Mary E. Kinniburgh, Turlock, Cal.
Ralph F. Chapman, Woodland,
Cal.
Chloe Buchanan, Route 1, Box 117,
Chico, Cal.
May L. Hanley, Lodi, Cal.
Mabel A. Alsberge, Route 4, Box
4 E, Lodi, Cal.
Stella Voris, care Normal, Lodi,
Cal.
Grace Jones, Esmeralda Cal.
Ola Buckridge, Route 3, 'Lodi, Cal.
Rena A. Curtis, Box 138, Hughson,
Cal.
Goldie E. Fisher, Box 24, Camino,
Cal.
Mildred Bowman, Corning, Cal.
Lois N. Baldwin, Turlock, Cal.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1901.
counties in California: San Diego, Imperial, Riverside, San
Bernardino, Orange, Los Angeles,
Ventura, Santa Barbara, and
the southeastern portion of Kern
County lying south of the Tehachapi Mountains.
Office: 417 West Fifth St., Los
Angeles, Cal.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., F. M. Burg.
Sec. and Treas., Frank Lane.
- Executive Committee: F. M.
Burg, J. A. Burden, H. G. Lucas,
A. S. Booth, J. E. Bond, T. J.
Evans, E. G. Fulton, V. 11. Lucas,
F. I. Richardson.
Legal Assn.: " Southern California Conference Assn. of S. D. A."
Pres., F. M. Burg; Sec. and Treas.,
Frank Lane.'
Tract SoCiety:
Sec., Clyde Lowry.
Treas., Frank Lane.
Field Miss. Sec., Ernest Lloyd.
Field Miss. Agt., C. C. Morlan.
Sec., Jennie L. Ireland.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., I. C. Colcord.
e W. M. Healey, 657 EightSc..
eenth St., San Diego, Cal.
- Committee: C. L. Taylor, E.
Lloyd, Dr. A. W. Truman, Dr. B.
E. Fullmer, Mrs. V. C. Tindall,
Jennie L. Ireland, I. C. Colcord.
Chairman, C. L. Taylor.
Cor. Sec., Jennie L. Ireland.
MINISTERS.
F. M. Burg, 417 West Fifth St.,

Los Angeles, Cal.
J. W. Adams, 2144 Duane St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
W. M. Healey, 657 Eighteenth St.,
San Diego, Cal.
R. S. Owen, 4238 Ingalls St., San
Diego, Cal.
J. A. Burden, Loma Linda, Cal.
H. G. Lucas, San Fernando, Cal.
F. I. Richardson, 447 Baldridge
Ave., San Bernardino, Cal.
Clarence Santee, Loma Linda, Cal.
A. S. Booth, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
J. E. Bond, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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D. A. Parsons, 417 West Fifth St.,

Los Angeles, Cal.
W. H. Saxby, 417 West Fifth St...

Los Angeles, Cal.
L. H. Proctor, Glendale, Cal.
E. W. Snyder, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
G. A. Snyder, Loma Linda, Cal.
C. F. Folkenberg, 417 West, Fifth
St., Los Angeles, Cal.
C. L. Taylor, San Fernando, Cal.
E. A. Brown, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
B. M. Heald, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Dr. H. F. Rand, Glendale Sanitarium, Glendale, Cal.
Dr. W. J. Johnson, Paradise Valley Sanitarium, National City,
Cal.
Dr. W. A. George, Loma Linda,
Cal.
S. Thurston, 417 West Fifth St.,

Los Angeles, Cal.
J. H. Rogers, R. F. D. 1, Box 39a,
San Fernando, Cal.
Oscar Hill, 702 Sixth St., Santa
Ana, Cal.
F. R. Shaffer, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
O. A. Rauleder, 417 West Fifth
LICENTIATES.
Ernest Lloyd, 417 West Fifth St.,

Los Angeles, Cal.
D. D. Fitch, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
L. E. Brant, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Philip Knox, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los' Angeles, Cal.
1. C. Colcord, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
John Knox, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
E. E. Morrow, 417 West -Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
H. E. McWhinney, 417 West Fifth
C. L. Snodgrass, 417 West Fifth
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PACII(IC UNION CONFERENCE.
J. H. Miller, 417 West Fifth St.,

Los Angeles, Cal.
Geo. J. Oliver, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
C. Castillo, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Henry Zutt, East San Diego, Cal.
Jennie L. Ireland, 417 West Fifth

Mrs. L. A. Parsons, 417 West
Fifth St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. M. E. Hoyt, 417 West Fifth
Frank Lane, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Belle Hickox, 1147 Logan Ave.,
San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. Florence Merrill, 417 West
Clyde Lowry, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
C. C. Morlan, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Amy R. Temple, 1038 El Molino St., Los Angeles,Cal.
Mamie Allen, 631 Twet
y-first St.,
San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. J. R. Leadsworth, 417 West
Fifth St., Los Angeles,Cal.
Mary M. Lester, 417
est Fifth
Elizabeth Carter, 417 West Fifth
Olive Adams, 2144 Duane St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Luther Warren, 417 West
Fifth St., Los Angeles,Cal.
Mrs. F. R. Shaffer, 417 est Fifth
M. P. Acosta, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
C. F. Marvin, Glendale, Cal.
Honorary Missionary Credentials.
Mrs. R. Hannaford, Loma Linda,
Cal.
Mrs. Josephine Gotzian, Paradise
Valley Sanitarium, National
City, Cal.
Walter Harper, Loma Linda, Cal.
Edmund C. Jaeger, 1462 West
Sixth St., Riversdale, Cal.
Mrs. Augusta C. Bainbridge, R. F.
D. 2, Imperial, Cal.
Medical Missionary Credentials.

W. A. Ruble, Loma Linda, Cal.
T. J. Evans, Loma Linda, Cal.
D. D. Comstock, Glendale' Sanitarium, Glendale, Cal.
Belle Wood-Comstock, Glendale
Sanitarium, Glendale, Cal.
G. K. Abbott, Loma Linda, Cal.
Julia A. White, Loma Linda, Cal.
Frank Abbott, National City, Cal.
A. Winegar Simpson, Long Beach
Sanitarium, Long Beach, Cal.
Lillis Wood-Starr, 417 West Fifth
Alfrd Shryock, Loma Linda, Cal.
B. E. Fullmer, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
A. W. Truman, Loma Linda, Cal.
Dorothy Harbaugh, Loma Linda,
Cal.
Miss Ada Somerset, San Fernando,

Cal.
Mrs. Gordon Wheatley, San Fernando, Cal.
Mrs. J. E. Knox, San Fernando,
Cal.
A. W. Russell, Loma Linda, Cal.
Mrs. J. P. Casey, Loma Linda; Cal.
Mrs. H. C. Nelson, Loma Linda,
Cal.
Miss Lydia Timm, Loma Linda,
Cal.
Miss Varien Dresser, 2208 Ivanhoe
P. . Pierce, 3603% South San
Pedro St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. P. C. Pierce, 36031/2 South
San Pedro St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Claude Striplin,172 South Almo
s, Cal.
St., Los Angee
Waldo Miramontez, 426 Twentyfirst St., San Diego, Cal.
Miss Mabel Swanson, 1124 Sampson St., San Diego, Cal.
Lowell M. Knapp, Route 1, Box
100, San Diego, Cal.
Miss Ella Nelson, Escondido, Cal.
Miss Marie A. Lucas, Escondido,
Cal.
D. D. Voth, Escondido, Cal.
F. E. Carey, Route 1, Escondido,
Cal.
Byron Dart, Glendale, Cal.
Bertha Dart, Glendale, Cal.

Sevelon Rockwell, 815 East Fifth
Ave., Pomona, Cal.
Lindsay Hesseltine, 3414 East Anaheim St., Long Beach, Cal.
Miss Lulu Jones, 1063 Summit St.,
Pasadena, Cal.
Will Potts, Rivera, Cal.
Miss Hazel Baldwin, El Centro,
Cal.
Miss Kate Hafford, San Pedro, Cal.
Miss Lizzie Vipond, Bramley, Cal.
Miss Pearl Stone, Garden Grove,
Cal.
Miss Lulu Ashbaugh, 1015 Flower
St., Santa Ana, Cal.
Miss Leora 'Warren, care Paradise
Valley Sanitarium, National
City, Cal.
Miss Edith McLean, 1231 Orange
St., Riverside, Cal.
Mrs. I. H. Lambert, 892 Ninth St.,
San Bernardino, Cal.
Mrs. P. C. Mason, Bishop, Cal.
Miss Mae Hinman, R. F. D. 3, Box
248B, Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. E. C. Cushman, San Jacinto,
Cal.
Miss Anna M. Bennett, Bishop,
Cal.
UTAH CONFERENCE.
Organized 1902.
Territory: State of Utah.
Office: 776 East Sixth South, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
OFFICER&
Conference:
Pres., W. M. Adams.
Sec. and Treas., J. F. Gaster.
Executive Committee: W. _M.
Adams, J. F. Gaster, J. D. Alder,
Chas. Nelson, W. 0. Willard.
Legal Assn.: " Utah Conference
Corporation of S. D. A." Pres., W.
M. Adams; Sec. and Treas., J. F.
Gaster.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., J. F. Caster.
Field Miss. Agt., L. R. Ackerman.
See., Mrs. W. M. Adams.
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Sec., W. A. Johnson.
MINISTERS.
M. Adams, 487 Seventh Ave.,

Salt Lake City, Utah.
J. D. Alder, 2941 Washington Ave.,
Ogden, Utah.
Chas. Nelson, Logan, Utah.
W. A. Johnson, 776 East Sixth
South, Salt Lake City, Utah.
W.
J. F. Caster, 776 East Sixth South,

Sast Lake City, Utah.
L. R. Ackerman, 776 East Sixth
Johanna Jensen, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Hylda Jensen, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Mrs. W. M. Adams, 487 Seventh
Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah.
CHITRCH-SCHOOL TEACHER.
Miss Marie Coombs, 1125 Emerson Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah.
NEVADA MISSION.
Organized 1913.
Territory: The State of Nevada,
and the counties of Modoc, Lassen, Mono, and Inyo of the
State of California.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., A. G. Christiansen, 325
West Fifth St., Reno, Nev.
Treas., Pacific Union Conference, Box 172, Mountain View,
Cal.
Mission Committee: A. G.
Christiansen, W. S. Holbrook, S.
K. Shannon.
MINISTERS.
A. G. Christiansen, 325 West Fifth

St., Reno, Nev.
W. S. Holbrook, Box 172, Mountain View, Cal.
M. J. King, Box 172, Mountain

View, Cal.
C. S. Front, Box 172, Mountain
View, Cal.
SOUTHEASTERN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 19o8.
Cumberland, Florida, Georgia,
North Carolina, and South Carolina.
Office Address: 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., 0. Montgomery.
Sec. and Treas., W. H. Williams.
Executive Committee: 0. Montgomery, the presidents of the conferences composing the union, and
C. L. Stone, V. O. Cole, W. H.
Williams, Dr. L. L. Andrews, L.
A. Hoopes, C. B. Haynes.
Legal Assn.: " Southeastern
Union Conference Assn. of S. D.
A." Pres., 0. Montgomery; Sec.
and Treas., W. H. Williams.
Auditor and Transportation
Agt., W. H. Williams.
Atlanta Branch of Southern
Pub. Assn., 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
Manager, L. D. Randall.
Miss. Sec., W. H. Hayes.
Field Miss. Agt., V. 0. Cole.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., L. A. Hoopes.
Sec., L. L. Andrews, M. D.
Sec., C. B. Haynes.
Sec., L. A. Hoopes.
Press Bureau:
Sec., C. B. Haynes.
MINISTERS.
0. Montgomery, 169 4 Bryan St.,

Atlanta, Ga.
H. S. Miller, Graysville, Tenn.
C. L. Stone, Graysville, Tenn.
C. B. Haynes, 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
L. A. Hoopes, Graysville, Tenn.
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LICENTIATE.

Ga.
MISSIONARY LICENTIATES..
L. L. Andrews, 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.

W. H. Williams, 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dr. 0. M. Hayward, Graysville,

Tenn.
G. R. Fattic, Graysville, Tenn.
W. H. Hayes, Graysville, Tenn.
Union Negro Mission Department.
Superintendent: 0. Montgomery.
Secretary: W. H. Williams.
Executive Committee: 0. Montgomery, W. H. Williams, W. H.
Branson, W. H. Heckman, Stewart Kime, C. V. Achenbach, N. V.
Willess, J. W. Manns, M. C.
Strachan, C. G. Manns, G. E. Peters, W. E. Strother.
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 seven
counties in northwestern Georgia; viz., Dade, Walker, Catoosa,
Whitfield, Murray, Fannin, and
Gilmer.
Office: Graysville, Tenn.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. H. Branson.
Sec. and Treas., A. B. Russell.

Branson, J. B. Locken, C. R. Magoon, Cyrus Simmons, R. L. Williams, C. W. Slade, Walter Kirkham.
Legal Assn.: "-Cumberland Conference Association of S. D. A."
Pres., W. H. Branson; Sec., A. B.
Russell.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., A. B. Russell.
Field Miss. Agt., Walter Kirkham, Cleveland, Tenn.
Miss. Sec., A. B. Russell.
Sec., Mrs. Mettie S. Lenker.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. Mettie S. Lenker.
Sec., Cyrus Simmons, Box 522,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Sec., Dr. 0. M. Hayward.
See., Mrs. Mettie S. Lenker.
MINISTERS.
W. H. Branson, Graysville, Tenn.
J. B. Locken, Greeneville, Tenn.
C. R. Magoon, Athens, Tenn.
Smith Sharp, Graysville, Tenn.
G. H. Baber, Graysville, Tenn.
0. C. Godsmark, Market St., Chattanooga, Tenn.
C. G. Howell, Earleyville, Tenn.
H. W. Pierce, Graysviller Tenn.
LICENTIATES.
A. B. Russell, Graysville, Tenn.
C. R. Callicott, Alpharetta, Ga.
Cyrus Simmons, Box 522, Knoxville, Tenn.
Walter Kirkham, Cleveland, Tenn.
Mrs. Mettie S. Lenker, Graysville,
Tenn.
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Mrs. Clara Jacobs Russell, Graysville, Tenn.

Miss Alice Gray, Graysville, Tenn.
Dr. 0. M. Hayward, Graysville,
Tenn.
Miss Nellah Harrison, Graysville,
Tenn.
Mrs. Anna Hall, Brayton, Tenn.
Miss Grady Lea, 94 Church St.,
Greeneville, Tenn.
Miss Ada Acker, 303 BurWell
Ave., Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Nellie Travis, R. F. D. 3,
Concord, Tenn.
Miss Jessie Foote, R. F. D. 2, Pikeville, Tenn.
Negro Mission.
Negro Mission Committee: W.

H. Branson, J. B. Locken, C. W.
Slade, W. E. Strother, Hubert
(lemon.
Assistant Young People's and
Educational Sec., W. E. Strother,
1333 Cowart St., Chattanooga,
Tenn.
MINISTER.
W. E. Strother, 1333 Cowart St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
LICENTIATES.
J. F. Crichlow, 911 East Clinch
St., Knoxville, Tenn.
Hubert Gemon, Greeneville, Tenn.
Emily McGlocklin, 911 East Clinch
Florence Wolterding, 615 Payne
CHURCH-SCHOOL TEACHER.
Mrs. Florence Wolterding, 615
Payne St., Knoxville, Tenn.
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FLORIDA CONFERENCE.
J. L. Shuler, 19 West Church St.,

Orlando, Fla.
Organized 1893.
Territory: The State of Florida,
excepting the counties of Escambia, Santa Rosa, Walton,
Holmes, Washington, Jackson,
and Calhoun.
Office Address: 19 West Church
St., Orlando, Fla.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. H. Heckman.
Sec. and Treas., W. M. Lee.
Heckman, W. H. Smith, J. L. Shuler, D. W. Dillen, H. A. Shreve,
C. L. Harvey.
Legal Assn.: " Florida Conference Assn. of S. D. A." Pres., W.
H. Heckman; Sec. and Treas., W.
M. Lee.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., W. M. Lee.
Field Miss. Sec., W. M. Lee.
Field Miss. Agt., D. W. Dillen.
Sec., Mrs. R. G. Stringer.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., R. S. Ingersoll, M. D.
Sec., W. H. Heckman.
MINISTERS.
W. H. Heckman. 19 West Church

St., Orlando, Fla.
W. H. Smith. 1902 Lackawanna
Ave., Jacksonville, Fla.
R. T. Nash, 19 West Church St.,
Orlando, Fla.

R. H. Brock, Formosa, Fla.
R. G. Stringer, Orlando, Fla.
J. C. Mikkelsen, Plant City, Fla.
Luzerne Thompson, 320 East Sixth
St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Victor Thompson, 1828 Walnut
LICENTIATES.
A. L. Gregory, Palma Sola, Fla.

B. W. Spire, Formosa, Fla.
W. K. Achenbach, 19 West Church
St., Orlando, Fla.
C. P. Whitford, Orlando, Fla.

D. W. Dillen, 19 West Church St.,
Orlando, Fla.
Dr. R. S. Ingersoll, Sanitarium,
Orlando, Fla.
W. M. Lee, 19 West Church St.,
Orlando, Fla.
Mrs. R. G. Stringer, 19 West
Church St., Orlando, Fla.
Miss Myrna Lee, 19 West Church
St., Orlando, Fla.
Miss Bessie Smith, 1902 Lackawanna Ave., Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Lillian Hickok, Miami, Fla.
Miss Mary Sladen, 341 Riverside
Miss Esther Mikkelsen, St. Petersburg, Fla.

Miss Elizabeth Hickok, Miami,
Fla.
Miss Edith Clark, Daytona, Fla.
Miss Beryl Cummings, Orlando,
Fla.
Mrs. Mary Van Slyke, Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Elsie Hollingsworth, Ft. Ogden, Fla.

Negro Mission Department.
Committee: W. H. Heckman, J.
L. Shuler, H. A. Shreve, M. C.
Strachan, J. S. Green.
MINISTER.
M. C. Strachan, 19 West Church

St., Orlando, Fla.
LICENTIATE.
John S. Green, 19 West Church St.,

Orlando, Fla.
J. P. Pegues, 19 West Church St.,

Orlando, Fla.
J. E. Anderson, 2735 Evergreen.
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Field Miss. Agt., W. S. Fulbright.

Sec., Mrs. L. T. Crisler.
Educational Dept.:
See., Dr. L. L. Andrews.
Sec., N. V. Willess.
MINISTERS.
N. V. Willess, 169 Bryan St., At. lanta, Ga.

L. T. Crisler, 169 Bryan St., AtGa.
Felicia Palmer, 2735 Evergreen F.lanta,
C. Webster, 169 Bryan St., AtAve., Jacksonville, Fla.
lanta, Ga.
Essie Palmer, East Palatka, Fla.

Annie Butler, Punta Gorda, Fla.
S. Fulbright, Alpharetta, Ga.
Mrs. L. T. Crisler, 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Daisy Terry, 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
W. E. Abernathy, 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
W.
GEORGIA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1901.
Territory: The' State of Georgia,
except seven counties in northwestern part of State, belonging
to the Cumberland Conference.
Office: 169 Bryan St., Atlanta Ga.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., N. V. Willess.
Sec. and Treas., W. E. Abernathy.
Executive Committee: N. V.
Willess, L. T. Crisler, F. C. Webster, W. S. Fulbright, T. J. Highsmith.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., W. E. Abernathy.
Field Miss. Sec., W. E. Abernathy.
Callicott, Alpharetta, Ga.

Mrs. C. R. Callicott, Alpharetta,
Ga.
Miss Clyde Bowen, Decatur, Ga.
Miss Grace Boss, Decatur, Ga.
Miss Myrtle Maxwell, 169 Bryan
St., Atlanta, Ga.
C. R.
Negro Mission.
Committee: N. V. Willess, L. T.
Crisler, W. S. Fulbright, J. W.
Manns, R. E. Williams.
Educational and Young People's
Dept.:
Asst. Sec., Anna Knight, 209
Greensferry Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
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MINISTERS.
J. W. Manns, 2419 Greensferry

Ave., Savannah, Ga.
R. E. Williams, 517 West Thirtythird St., Savannah, Ga.
Anna Knight, 209 Greensferry

Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
Elizabeth Smith, 1918 Albany St.,
Brunswick, Ga.
Jennie ivIcDuffie, 2419 Burrough
St., Savannah, Ga.
F. S. Tate, 209 Greensferry Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
CHITRCH-SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Anna Chesire, 209 Greensferry
Atlanta, Ga.
M. J. Tate,6209 Greensferry Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Beatrice Leonard, 243 Jones St.,
Macon, Ga.
idargueret F. Simmons, 2419 Burrough St., Savannah, Ga.
/ NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1901.
Territory: The State of North
Carolina.
Office Address: 7-1-1--West--Lee--St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Stewart Kime.
Sec., J. W. Winn.
Executive Committee: Stewart
Kime, J. W. Siler, G. G. Lowry,
J. W. Beach, F. A. Slate.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., J. W. Winn.
Miss. Sec., Stewart Kime.
Field Miss. Agt., J. W. Siler.
Sec., G. G. Lowry.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Stewart Kime.

Sec., G. G. Lowry.
Sec., W. L. Adkins.
Negro Mission.
Committee: Stewart Kime, G.
G. Lowry, J. W. Siler, Sydney
Scott, Page Shepard.
MINISTERS.
Stewart Kime, 711 West Lee St.,

Greensboro, N. C.
G. G. Lowry, 238 Haywood St.,
Asheville, N. C.
Nashville, Tenn.
D. T. Shireman, R. F. D. 5, Hickory, N. C.
A. W. Spaulding, R. F. D. 4, Hendersonville, N. C.
J. 0. Johnston, Eufola, N. C.
W. H. Armstrong, R. F. D. 1, Box
49. Banners Elk, N. C.
M. H. Brown, R. F. D. 1, Greensboro, N. C.
LICENTIATES.
D. Pickard, 711 West Lee St.,

Greensbor6, N. C.
W. L. Adkins, 711 West Lee St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Page Shepard, 32 Jones St., Newbern, N. C.
Honorary Ministerial Licentiates.
W. M. Baird, Matney, N. C.
J. W. Beach, Hildebran, N. C.
U.
J. W. Siler, Glenwood, N. C.
J. W. Winn, 711 West Lee St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Delia Russell, Glenwood, N. C.
Fannie Scott, 718 Ann St., Wilmington, N. C.
Bessie Hodnett, 718 Ann St., Wilmington, N. C.
Edith A. Godley, 28 New South
Front, Newbern, N. C.
Laura Whitgrove, 1010 West
Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.

Elizabeth McHugh, Glenwood, N.
C. '
G. P. Loy, Wilmington, N. C.
Mrs. G. P. Loy, Wilmington, N. C.
Miss Charlsey Allran, R. F. D. 4,

Albemarle, N. C.
Miss Ida Acker, 238 Haywood St.,
Asheville, N. C.
Miss Ella ivi. Padgett, 711 West
Lee St., Greensboro, N. C.
Mrs. A. W. Sanborn, Hickory,
N. C.
Mrs. S. L. Stafford, Eufola, N. C.
Wm. Johnston, Eufola, N. C.
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Sec., A. H. Evers.
Sec., Mrs. C. V. Achenbach, 827
Fourth St., Columbia, S. C.
MINISTERS.
Achenbach, 827 Fourth St.,

Columbia, S. C.
W. L. Bird, 827 Fourth St., Columbia, S. C.
C. V.
LICENTIATES.
A. H. Evers, 821 Fourth St., Columbia, b. C.

R. W. Case, 132 Forest St., Spartanburg, S. C.
SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1907.
Territory: The State of South
Carolina.
Office Address: 821 Fourth St.,

Columbia, S. C.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. V. Achenbach, 827
Fourth St., Columbia, S. C.
Sec. and Treas., J. L. McConaughey.
Executive Committee: C. V.
Achenbach, W. L. Bird, A. H. Evers, G. E. Case, G. F. Turner.
Tract Society:
Sec., J. L. McConaughey.
Miss. Sec., C. V. Achenbach.
Field Miss. Agt., A. L. Underwood.
Sec., W. L.. Bird.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. C. V. Achenbach.
J. L. McConaughey, 821 Fourth

St., Columbia, S. C.
A. L. Underwood, 821 Fourth St.,
Columbia, S. C.
Mrs. C. V. Achenbach, 827 Fourth
St., Columbia, S. C.
J. H. Shrock, Wofford St., Spartanburg, S. C.
Mrs. J. H. Shrock, Wofford St.,
Spartanburg, S. C.
Mrs. H. Swofford, Cherokee, S. C.
Negro Mission.
Coipmittee: C. V. Achenbach, W.
L. Bird, A. H. Evers, C. G. Manus,
B. W. Abney.
MINISTER.
C. G. Manna, Charleston, S. C.
LICENTIATES.
W. H. maynor, 65 Race St.,
Charleston, S. C.
B. W. Abney, 1904 Marion St.,
Columbia, S. C.
Ella Canty, 430 Pickens St., Columbia, S. C.
Mrs. W. H. Maynor, 65 Race St.,
Charleston, S. C.
Penelope Simons, 220 NOrth Dean
St., Spartanburg, S. C.
SOUTHERN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized Igor.
Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, and Tennessee River.
Office: Room 511, Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., S. E. Wight.
Sec. and Treas., G. H. Curtis.
Auditor and Transportation
Agent, E. H. Rees.
Executive Committee: S. E.
Wight, G. H. Curtis, J. W. Norwood, R. W. Parmele, A. L. Miller,
C. S. Wiest, B. W. Brown, R.
L. Pierce, J. W. Davis, R. G.
Ryan, M. F. Knox, C. P. Bollman.
Legal Assn: " Southern Union
Pres., S. E. Wight; Sec. and
Treas., M. F. Knox.
Southern Publishing Association. 2123 Twenty-fourth Ave.,
North, Nashville, Tenn.
Manager, R. L. Pierce.
Union Miss. Agt., J. W. Davis,
511 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., R. G. Ryan.
Sec.,
Sec., C. P. Bollman, 2123 Twenty-fourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
. Sec., R. G. Ryan, 511 Cole Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Press Bureau:
Sec., C. P. Bollman.
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Southern Missionary Society (Incorporated in Tennessee):

Preb., S. E. Wight, 511 Cole
Sec., G. H. Curtis.
Southern Union Mission.
Superintendent, S. E. Wight.
Sec. and Treas., G. H. Curtis.
Committee: S. E. Wight, G. H.
Curtis, A. L. Miller, C. S. Wiest,
R. W. Parmele, B. W. Brown, J.
W. Norwood, T. B. Buckner, J. G.
Dasent, S. A. Jordan, J. H. Lawrence, Sydney Scott, N. B. King.
MINISTERS.
S. E. Wight, 2304 Seifried St.,

Nashville, Tenn.
E. H. Rees, 511 ,Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn.
P. T. Magan, Madison, Tenn.
E. A. Sutherland, Madison, Tenn.
F. W. Halladay, Box 414, Huntsville, Ala.
T. H Jeys, Box 414, Huntsville,
Ala.
LICENTIATES.
J. W. Davis, 511 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.

R. G. Ryan, 511 Cole Bldg., Nashvile, Tenn.
G. H. Curtis, 511 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.

Honorary Missionary Licentiate.
C. J. Boyd, Oakwood School,
Huntsville, Ala.
' SOUTHERN UNION CONFERENCE.
ALABAMA- CONFERENCE.
Organized 1901.
Territory: The State of Alabama
and the following counties in
Florida: Escambia, Santa Rosa,
Walton, Holmes, Washington,
Jackson, and Calhoun.
Office: 1700 North Seventh Ave.,
Birmingham, Ala.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
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LICENTIATE.
R. I. Keate, Fort Payne, Ala.

Thos. E. Pavey, 1700 North Seventh Ave., Birmingham, Ala.

Mark Wilson, 1700 North. Seventh
Ave., Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Helen M. Keate, Fort Payne,
Ala.
Miss Pearl Miller, 1700 North
Seventh Ave., Birmingham, Ala.
Pres., A. L. Miller.
Sec. and Treas., S. D. Hartwell.
Legal Assn.: " Alabama Conference Assn. of the S. D. A." Pres.,
A. L. Miller; Sec. and Treas.,
S. D. Hartwell.
Executive Committee: The President of the Conference and two

others whom he may choose.
Tract Society:
G. E. Peters, Seay and Tatum Sts.,

Montgomery, Ala.
Sec. and Treas., S. D. Hartwell.

Field Miss. Sec., Mark Wilson.
Field Miss. Agt., Mark Wilson.
Sec., Mrs. Helen M. Keate, Fort
Payne, Ala.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., R. G. Ryan, 511 Cole
Nashville, Tenn.

Sec., A. L. Miller.
MINISTER.
LICENTIATE.
J. G. Dasent, 704 Smith St., Birmingham, Ala.

S. D. Miller, 302 Delaware St.,

Mobile, Ala.
W. F. Gaskins, Route 3, Box 15,
Sylacauga, Ala.
C. A. Wilson, 316 Range St.,
Dothan, Ala.
Mrs. Stella McAllister, Pensacola,
Fla.
R. Roberts, Huntsville, Ala.

Sec.,Mrs. Helen M. Keate, Fort
l'ayne, Ala.
MINISTERS.
A. L. Miller, 1700 North Seventh

Ave., Birmingham, Ala.
'lames Bellinger, Montgomery, Ala.
W. S. Cruzan, Semmes, Ala.
S. D. Hartwell, 1700 North Seventh St., Birmingham, Ala.
KENTUCKY CONFERENCE.
Organized 1908.
Territory: All the State of Kentucky excepting the eight counties west of the Tennessee River
belonging to the Tennessee River
Conference.
Office Address: Lock Box 398,

Nicholasville, Ky.
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OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., B. W. Brown.
Sec. and Treas., S. F. Love.
Executive Committee: B. W.
Brown, H. E. Beck, R. S. Lindsay,
J. W. Wheeler, H. U. Jacobs.
Legal Assn.: " Seventh-day Adventist Conference Assn. of Kentucky." Pres., B. W. Brown; Sec.,
S. F. Love.
Miss Lola May Brown, Nicholasville, Ky.
Mrs. Mable Hallsted, Waynesburg, Ky.
Mrs. Amy Diehl, Waynesburg, Ky.
Miss Naoma Grimes, Anna, Ky.
Negro Mission.
Committee: B. W. Brown
(Pres.), H. E. Beck, J. H. Lawrence.
Tract Society:
MINISTER.
Sec. and Treas., S. F. Love.

Field Miss. Sec., H. E. Beck.
Field Miss. Agt., H. E. Beck.
Sec., Mrs. Anna D. Brown.

Educational Dept.:
Sec., R. G. Ryan.
J. H. Lawrence, 652 South Twentieth St., Louisville, Ky.

William Winston, 3117 Bismark

Ave., Louisville, Ky.
Alex. Osterman, Bowling Green,
Ky.
Delia Wilson, 652 South Twentieth
St., Louisville, Ky.

Sec., B. W. Brown.
' Sec., W. H. White.
MINISTERS.
B. W. Brown, Nicholasville, Ky.

R. S. Lindsay, 1531 Beech St.,
Louisville, Ky.
LICENTIATES.
W. H. White, Nicholasville, Ky.

0. A. Dow, Nicholasville, Ky.
Christian Hornung, 2121 Osage St.,

Louisville, Ky.
Miss Anna Hornung, 2121 Osage
St., Louisville, Ky.
H. E. Beck, Nicholasville, Ky.
S. F. Love, Nicholasville, Ky.
Mrs. Anna D. Brown, .Nicholasvine, Ky.
Jesse E. Miller, Oakville, Ky.
Mrs. Mina Dow, Nicholasville, Ky.
0. G. Carnes, Covington, Ky.
LOUISIANA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1901.
Territory: The State of Louisiana.
Office Address: 810 Jackson Ave.,
New Orleans, La.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., R. W. Parmele.
Sec. and Treas., 0. R. Godsmark.
Executive Committee: - R. W.
Parmele, W. S. Lowry, H. D.
Lea velle, C. A. Lantz, C. A.
Saxby.
Legal Assn.: " Louisiana Conference Association of S. D. A."
Pres., R. W. Parmele; Sec. and
Treas., 0. R. Godsmark.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., 0. R. Godsmark.

Field Miss. Agt., H. b. Leavelle,
Route 2, Box 122B, Shreveport,
La.
Sabbath-school Dept. : :
Sec., C. B. Caldwell, 810 Jackson
Ave., New Orleans, La.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. B. Caldwell.
Medical Missionary Dept.:,
Sec., Lydia E. Parmele, M. D.,
810 Jackson Ave., New Orleans,
La.
Sec., R. W. Parmele.
Sec., C. B. Caldivell.
MINISTERS.
R. W. Parmele, 810 Jackson Ave..

New Orleans, La.
W. S. Lowry, Simsboro, La.
0. F. Frank, 304 Hodges St., Lake
Charles, La.
LICENTIATE.
W. P. McLennan, 810 Jackson

S. F. Reeder, Route 1, Alexandria, La.

H. D. Leavelle, Route 2, Box 122B.
Shreveport, La.
0. R. Godsmark, 810 Jackson Ave.,
New Orleans, Lit.
Miss Frances Goodwyn, Alexandria, La.
C. B. Caldwell, 810 Jackson Ave.,
New Orleans, La.
Medical Missionary Licentiates.
Lydia E. Parmele, M. D., 810
Jackson Ave., New Orleans, La.
Miss Nellie Jenkins, 810 Jackson
Evalyn Lowry, Route 2, Box 122B.

Shreveport, La.
AL

MINISTER.
J. F. Brice, 810 Jackson Ave., New.

Orleans, La.
Lucinda Jones, 810 Jackson Ave.,

New Orleans, La.
Ione Smith, 810 Jackson Ave., New
Orleans, La.
MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE.
Organized 1901.
Territory: The State of Mississippi.
Office Address: 932 Union St.,
Jackson, Miss.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Chas. S. Wiest.
Sec. and Treas., Wm. A. Woodruff.
Executive Committee: C. S.
Wiest J. A. Morrow, Wm. A.
Woodruff, J. D. McEachern, Virgil
Smith.
Legal Asn.: " Mississippi Conference Assn. of S. D. A." Pres.,
C. S. Weist; Sec., Wm. A. Woodruff.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Wm. A. Woodruff.
Field Miss. Agt., Virgil Smith.
Sec., Mrs. E. L. Morrow, 116
Short Bay St., Hattiesburg, Miss.
Educational Dept::
Sec., R. G. Ryan, 511 Cole Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sec., R. G. Ryan, 511 Cole Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Sec., J. A. Morrow, 116 Short
Bay St., Hattiesburg, Miss.
MINISTERS.
C. S. Wiest, 932 Union St., Jackson, Miss.

J. A. Morrow, 116 Short Bay St.,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Honorary. Ministerial Credentials.
H. C. Balsbaugh, 1312 Seventeenth Ave., Meridian, Miss.
TENNESSEE RIVER CONFERENCE.

Organized 1888.
Territory: Western Tennessee, the
eastern boundary being the eastern line of the counties of Sumner, Trousdale, Wilson, Cannon,
Coffee, and Franklin; and the
following-named counties in
Kentucky: Ballard, McCracken,
Marshall, Graves, Fulton, Hickman, Carlisle, and Calloway.
Office: 509 Cole Building, Nashville, Tenn.
OFFICERS.
Mrs. E. L. Morrow, 116 Short Bay

St., Hattiesburg, Miss.
W. H. Haddon, 116 Short Bay St.,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Mrs. Mary Balsbaugh, 1312 Seventeenth Ave., Meridian, Miss.
Wm. A. Woodruff, 932 Union St.,
Jackson, Miss.
Virgil Smith, Enid, Miss.
Mrs. Mary Crawford, R. F. D. 1,

Vicksburg, Miss.
Nannie May Smith, Meridian,
Miss.
The President of the Conference
and two other persons whom he
may choose.
MINISTERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. W. Norwood.
Sec. and Treas., F. C. Varney.
Norwood, M. F. Knox, W. R. Elliott, A. N. Atteberry, J. R. Kennedy, C. F. Lowry, I. C. Pound.
Legal Assn.: Pres., J. W. Norwood; Sec. and Treas., F. C. Varney.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., I. C. Pound.
Sec., Mrs. E. H. Rees, 2305 Buchanan St., Nashville, Tenn.
Sec., J. W. Norwood.
Depts.:
Sec., R. G. Ryan.
MINISTERS:
N. B. King, Brookhaven, Miss.

A. C. Chatman, 3511 Thirteenth
St., Meridian, Miss.
D. V. Barnes, Box 75, Clarksdale,

Miss.
Dora Wilson, Brookhaven, Miss.
J. W. Norwood, 509 Cole Bldg.,

Nashville, Tenn.
C. A. Hansen, 320 Woodland St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
W. R. Elliott, 626 Mississippi
Blvd., Memphis, Tenn.
H. J. Hoare, 205 Jackson Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.

C. N. Martin, Bon Aqua, Tenn.
W. R. Burrow, Leflore, Miss.
LICENTIATES.
A. H. Jones, Trezevant, Tenn.
C. F. Lowry, 522 Highland Ave.,
Jackson, Tenn.
J. M. Boyce, Camden, Tenn.
A. N. Atteberry, Hazel, Ky.

I. C. Pound, 509 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
C. F. Dart, 2309 Lacy St., Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. V. W. Baxter, 2006 West
End Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. A. M. Patton, 1876 Union
Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. E. H. Rees, 2305 Buchanan
St., Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Beulah Cothren, 2315 Seifried St., Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Anna Adams, 2008 Twentyfourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
F. C. Varney, 509 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
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Miss Eloise Williams, 2310 Seifried St., Nashville, Tenn.

Mrs. I. C. Pound, 2115 Twentyf oufth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
G. E. Crawford, Lawrenceburg,
Tenn.
Tennessee River Mission.
(For the colored people)
Pres., J. W. Norwood.
MINISTERS.
A. Barry, 316 Foster St., Nashville, Tenn.

S. A. Jordan, 712 South Third St.,
Memphis, Term.
Randall Johnson, 316 Foster St.,

Nashville, Tenn.
Julia P. Lowe, 1701 Simkin St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
SOUTHWESTERN UNION CONFERENCE.

- Organized Igor; reorganized igoz.
Territory: The Conferences of Ar-
kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico,

North Texas, South Texas, and
West Texas.
Office: Keene, Tex.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., G. F. Watson.
Sec. and Treas., C. E. Smith.

Executive Committee: G. F.
Watson, the presidents of the conferences composing the Union,
Principal of Keene Academy, C. E.
Smith, A. F. Harrison.
Legal Assn.: " The Southwestern Union Conference Assn. of S.

D. A." Pres., G. F. Watson; Sec.
and Treas., C. E. Smith.
Auditor, H. H. Hamilton.
Fort Worth Branch of Southern
Pub. Assn., 411 West Railroad
Ave., Fort Worth, Tex.
Manager,
Union Miss. Agt., A. F. Harrison.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. B. Hughes.
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Sec.,
Sec., 0. B. Watson.
Sec., W. A. McCutchen.
MINISTERS.
C. F. Watson, Keene, Tex.

C. B. Hughes, Keene, Tex.
W. A. McCutchen, Keene, Tex.
H. S. Prener, Keene, Tex.
H. H. Hamilton, Keene, Tex.

C. E. Smith, Keene, Tex.
0. B. Watson, Keene, Tex.
ARKANSAS CONFERENCE.
Organized 1888.
Territory: The State of Arkansas.
Office: Fayetteville, Ark.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. E. Baxter.
Sec. and Treas., C. J. Dart.
Executive Committee: W. E.
Baxter, J. H. Smith, C. J. Dart,
G. C. Jenks, W. H. Rothwell.
Legal Assn.: " Arkansas Conferference Association of the Seventh-day Adventists." Pres., W.
E. Baxter; Sec., C. J. Dart.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., C. J. Dart.
Field Miss. Sec., G. C. Jenks.
Field Miss. Agt., G. C. Jenks.
Sabbath-school, Educational, and
Young People's Depts.:
Sec., Mrs. W. E. Baxter.

Sec., W. E. Baxter.
MINISTERS.
W. E. Baxter, Van Buren, Ark.

J. W. Dancer, 2422 West Seventeenth St., Little Rock, Ark.
A. P. Heacock, Route 1, Oak
Lawn, Hot Springs, Ark.
J. W. Covert, R. ,F. D. 4, Miami,
Okla.
LICENTIATE.
J. T. Jacobs, Van Buren, Ark.

G. C. Jenks, Route 2, Hot Springs,

Ark.
C. J. Dart, Fayetteville, Ark.
Mrs. W. E. Baxter, Van Buren,
Ark.
Miss Jennie Burdick, Fayetteville,
Ark.
Miss Mary L. Doan, Loveland,
Colo.
E. M. Gates, Route 5, Box 50,
Hazen, Ark.
Miss Zella Miller, Route 2, Gentry,
Ark.
Miss Maud Coleman, Fayetteville,
Ark.
Miss Sarah Cock, Route 1, Box
127, Ft. Smith, Ark.
Mrs. Crystal Duce, Schaberg, Ark.
D. M. Twiggs, Lucky, Ark.
Miss Katie Baker, Route 5, Box
50, Hazen, Ark.
NEW MEXICO CONFERENCE.

Organized 1909.
Territory: The State of New Mexico (excepting San Juan County), and El Paso County, Texas.
Office: 912 Park Ave., Albuquerque, N. Mex.

Office Address: Box 286, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., V. B. Watts, Hagerman,
N. Mex.
Sec. and Treas., W. R. Goss,
Executive Committee: V. B.
Watts, W. R. Goss, F. Weeks,
Burt Bray, M. R. Proctor.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., W. R. Goss.
Field Miss. Agt., F. G. Montoya.
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W. R. Goss, Box 286, Albuquerque, N. Mex.

F. G. Montoya, Box 286, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
CHURCH-SCHOOL TEACHERS
Mrs. Luisa M. de Sandoval, 1024
North Arno St., Albuquerque, N.
Mex.
Lottie Jasperson, Hagerman, N.
Mex.
Irene Couch, Hagerman, N. Mex.
/Mrs. Effie P. Ditto, Lake Arthur,
N. Mex.
NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE..
Sec., Pearle A. Weeks.
Organized 1878.
Educational Dept.:
Sec.,
Territory: That part of the State

of Texas lying east and north
of the following counties: East
of Wichita, Archer, Jack, Palo,
Pinto, Erath, Hamilton, Lampasas; and north of Burnet,
Williamson, Lee, Burleson, Brazos, Grimes, Montgomery, Liberty, Hardin, and Orange.
Office: Keene, Tex.

Sec., V. B. Watts.
Sec., Pearle A. Weeks.
MINISTERS.
V. B. Watts, Hagerman, N. Mex.

H. L. Hoover, Estancia, N. Mex.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. I. Taylor.
C. F. Parmele, Roswell, N Mex.
Sec. and Treas, W. F. Field.
W. A. T. Miller, Los Angeles,
Executive Committee: J. I. Tay
Cal.
Burt Bray, Las Cruces, N. Mex.
lor, W. M. Cubley, E. B. Hopkins, C. W. Miller, N. H. Conway.
LICENTIATES.
Legal Association: " Texas ConM. R. Proctor, 1110 Texas St.,
ference Association of S. D. A."
Paso, Tex.
Pres., J. I. Taylor; Sec. and
F. Weeks, 823 North Eighth St.,
Treas., C. E. Smith.
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Tract Society:
Mrs. M. R. Proctor, 1110 Texas

St., El Paso, Tex.
Pearle A. Weeks, Box 286, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Miss Margaret Basel, Box 286,
Sec., Mrs. W. F. Field.

Treas., W. F. Field.
Field Miss. Agt., N. H. Conway.
Sec., Miss Olga Albertsworth.
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Educational Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. G. F. Watson.
Sec., Mrs. G. F. Watson.
MINISTERS.
J. I. Taylor, Keene, Tex.

W. M. Cubley, Keene, Tex.
E. B. Hopkins, Keene, Tex.
C. W. Miller, Route 2, Waurika,
Okla.
T. W. Field, Keene, Tex.
W. A. Sweany, Keene, Tex.
E. W. Carey, Keene, Tex.
R. W. Leach, 912 North Porter
St., Sherman, Tex.
H. B. French, Keene, Tex.
M. G. Nunes, 614 East Collins St.,
Corsicana, Tex.
Thos. Defreeze, Hillsboro, Tex.
LICENTIATES.
W. F. Field, Keene, Tex.

C. U. Taylor, Route 3, Elmo,
Tex.
Everett B. Hopkins, Troup, Tex.
W. 0. Belz, Route 1, Valley View,
Tex.
D. E. McNiel, Salmon, Tex.
N. H. Conway, Keene, Tex.

Mrs. G. F. Watson, Keene, Tex.
Mrs. W. A. Sweany, Keene, Tex.
0. J. Corwin, 2101 Webster St.,
Waco, Tex.
Mrs. 0. J. Corwin, 2101 Webster
St., Waco, Tex.
Miss Olga Albertsworth, Keene,
Tex.
W. W. Chatten, 135 West Jefferson
St., Dallas, Tex.
Miss Josephine Wilson, Keene,

Tex.
H. L. Wilcox, Keene, Tex.
Mrs. W. A. Sweany, Keene, Tex.
Mrs. M. Woodall, Keene, Tex.
Mrs. Lottie Butka, Keene, Tex.
Miss Laura Reynolds, Dalworth
Park, Tex.
Miss Tressa Smith, Douglass,

Tex.
Lawrence Martin, Route 1, Nacogdoches, Tex.
Miss Ellen Lambeth, Route 3,
Naples, Tex.
C. U. Taylor, Route 3, Naples,
Tex.
Mrs. Jessie Griffin, Route 3,
Avinger, Tex.
Reese Hopkins, Marietta, Tex.
Miss Atha Davis, Route 1, Valley
View, Tex.
Mrs. C. B. Hand, Route 3, Elmo,
Tex.
OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1894.
Territory: The State of Oklahoma.
Office: 217 West Seventh St., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Office Address: Box 644, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., John Isaac.
Sec. and Treas., William Voth.
Executive Committee: John
Isaac, N. Clausen, R. B. Coberly,
A. A. Meyer, T. J. Hickman, T. J.
Eagle, W. L. Adams.
Legal Assn.: " Oklahoma Conference Assn. of S. D. A." Pres.,
John Isaac; Sec., 'Walter L.
Adams.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., W. L. Adams.
Field Miss. Sec., W. L. Adams.
Field Miss. Agt., C. L. Collison.
Sec., Miss Faye Eagle.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., Miss Almetta Garrett, 114
East Eighth St., Oklahoma City,
Okla.

Sec., I. A. Crane, Route 3, Waurika, Okla.
Sec., Miss Faye Eagle.
MINISTERS.
John Isaac, Box 644, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
N. Clausen, Route 1, Stillwater,
Okla.
J. R. Bagby, 905 Choctaw Ave.,
Alva, Okla.
U. B. Dake, Cement, Okla.
R. B. Coberly, Crescent, Okla.
A. J. Voth, Kiel, Okla.
C. M. McDonald, Wewoka, Okla.
T. J. Hickman, Elk City, Okla.
A. A. Meyer, Hitchcock, Okla.
Bernard Voth, Box 644, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
1. A. Crane, Route 3, Waurika,
Okla.
D. F. Sturgeon, Gage, Okla,.
C. S. Lightner, 514 South Elm St.,
Guthrie, Okla.
LICENTIATES.
N. R. Hickman, Elk City, Okla.
Ezra Fillman, Ketchum, Okla..
C. E. AcMoody, College View,
Nebr.
W. T. RamseY, Catesby, Okla.
William Voth, Box 644, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
W. L. Adams, Box 644, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
C. L. Collison, 1116 West Sixth
St., Oklahoma City. Okla.
T. J. Eagle, 2 East Seventh St.,
Miss Almetta Garrett, 114 East
Eighth St., Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Miss Faye Eagle, Box 644, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Miss Mary E. Baxter, Box 644,
Miss Truie Prindle, Muskogee,
Okla.
Mrs. Sopha V. Parker, Box 644,
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Mrs. Carrie V. Hanson, Enid,

Okla.
Mrs. 0. M. Hindbaugh, Guthrie,
Okla.
W. R. Hanson, Enid, Okla.
Miss Genevieve Low, Route 7,
Miss Viola Joplin, Box 644, Oklahoma City, Okla.
B. E. Bridwell, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Mrs. J. L. McCurdy, Bartlesville,
Okla.
Mrs. L. A. Reynolds, Coodys
Bluff, Okla.
Miss Abbie Cooper, Choctaw, Okla.
C. C. Voth, Hitchcock, Okla.
-H. W. Schmidt, Shattuck, Okla.
Mrs. D. H. Kinzer, Provence, Okla.
Miss Jennice Sturgeon, Clear
Lake, Okla.
Frank Pruett, Wewoka, Okla.
Miss Minnie Prince, Woodward,
Okla.
Mrs. Grace Green, Butler, Okla.
Miss Ethel Faires, Capron, Okla.
SOUTH TEXAS CONFERENCE.

Organized 1911.
Territory: All that portion of the
State of Texas lying east of the
West Texas' 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.
Office: 200 West Seventh St.,
Austin, Tex.
Office Address: Box 392, Austin,
Tex.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. A. Leland.
Sec. and Treas., J. H. Wilcox.
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Executive. Committee: J. A. Leland, E. L. Neff, J. H. Krum, E.

M. Davis, J. H. Wilcox.
Legal Assn.: " South Texas
Pres., J. A. Leland; Sec. E. L.
Neff; Treas., J. H. Wilcox.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., C. C. Mattison.
Field Miss. Agt., E. M. Davis.
J. W. Phillips, Route 5, Box 180A,

San Antonio, Tex.
J. H. Wilcox, Box 392, Austin,
Tex.
Miss Helen Stoner, care Purdy
Lumber Company, Houston,
Tex.
L. B. Spear, Route 5, Box 88 A,
Elgin, Tex..
W. G. Hassenfflug, El Campo, D.
S. R., Tex.
Sec., J. A. Leland.
EducationalDept.:
Sec., J.
H.
Wilcox.

Sec., J. H. Wilcox.
Sec., E. L. Neff.
MINISTERS.
J. A. Leland, Box 392, Austin,
Tex.
E. L. Neff, 4303 Avenue C, Austin,
Tex.
J. B. Hampton, Mercedes, Tex.
J. H. Krum, Keene, Tex.
R. L. Bradford, 1440 Burnet St.,
San Antonio, Tex.
LICENTIATE.
H. F. Neuman, Box 392, Austin,
Tex.
WEST TEXAS CONFERENCE.

' Organized 1909.
Territory: That part of the State
of Texas lying west of the eastern lines of the following counties: Wichita, Archer, Young,
Stephens, Eastland, Comanche,
San Saba, Mason, Kimble, Edwards, Palo, Pinto, Erath,
Jack, Hamilton, Lampasas, and
Val Verde, excepting the county
of El. Paso, which is attached to
the New Mexico Conference.
Address: Box 16, Abilene, Tex.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. J. Buhalts.
Sec. and Treas., J. S. McMullen.
Executive Committee: C. J. Buhalts, E. H. Wilcox, G. A. Lagrone,
J. L. Parnell, J. S. McMullen.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., J. S. McMullen.
E. M. Davis, Box 392, Austin,

Tex.
C. C. Mattison, Box 392, Austin,
Tex.
Mrs. L. E. Cox, 909 Webster Ave.,
Houston, Tex.
Miss Margaret Warnock, 3627
Avenue Q, Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. J. A. Leland, Box 392, Austin, Tex.
Field Miss. Agt., E. H. Wilcox.

Sec., Miss Lela Leslie.
Educational Dept.:.
Sec., Miss Lela Lekie.
Sec., Miss Lela Leslie.
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MINISTERS.
C. J. Buhalts, Abilene, Tex.

G. A. Lagrone, Route 1, Ovalo,
Tex.
Leslie Littell, Clyde, Tex.
J. L. Parnell, Route 2, Santa Anna,
Tex.
Honorary Ministerial - Credentials.
H. Clay Griffin, Roscoe, Tex.
N. J. Ethredge, Clyde, Tex.
LICENTIATE.
R. V. Darnell, Route 2, Santa

Anna, Tex.
E. H. Wilcox, Abilene, Tex.

L. T. Leslie, Route 2, Santa Anna,
Tex.
J. S. McMullen, Abilene, Tex.
Mrs. J. S. McMullen, Abilene, Tex.
Miss Lela Leslie, Abilene, Tex.
J. D. Haynes, Keene, Tex.
CHURCH- SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Mrs. Minnie Clay Brannon, Route

1, Hamby, ,Tex.
L. T. Leslie, Route 2, Santa Anna,
Tex.
Miss Ada Scarborough, Route 1,
Ovalo, Tex.
WESTERN' CANADIAN UNION

CONFERENCE.
Organized 1907.'
Manitoba, Alberta, British CoSee., F. L. Hommel, Lacombe,
lumbia, and Saskatchewan.
Alberta.
Office Address: BwC 244, Regina,
aar. Religious Liberty Dept.:
sa,kata,,_
See., C. A. Burman, Lacombe,
OFFICERS.
Alberta.
Conference:
Pres., H. S. Shaw.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, A. H.
Brigham.
Executive Committee: H. S.
Shaw, J. G. Walker, C. A. Burman,
A. C. Gilbert, E. M. Chapman.
Sec., J. I. Beardsley, Lacombe,

Alberta.
MINISTER.
H. S. Shaw, Box 244, Regina, Saskatchewan.

Canadian Branch of Pacific Press

Pub. Assn., 1109 Fourteenth St.,
West, Calgary., Alberta (Box
1599).
Manager, J. M. Rowse.
Union Field and Miss. Sec., W.
L. Manfull, Lacombe, Alberta.
W. L. Manfull, Lacombe, Alberta.

A. H. Brigham, Box 244, Regina,
Saskatchewan.
Educational Dept.:
Territory: The Province of Alberta,

Office: Lacombe, Alberta, Canada.
Sec., J. I. Beardsley, Lacombe,

Alberta.
ALBERTA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1906.
.90
WESTERN CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. A. Burman.
Sec. and Treas., U. Wissner.
Executive Committee: C. A.
Burman, U. Wissner, P. P. Adams,
H. Humann, L. Halsvick, E. P.
Bossard, Chas. Rick.
Legal Assn.: " Alberta Confer.
ence Association of Seventh-day
Adventists." Pres., C. A. Burman;
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Sec., L. T. Heaton.
Sec., Miss H. Gertie McCulloch.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., J. I. Beardsley.
Sec., W. A. Clemenson.
Sec., Alfred Pond.
Alfred Pond, Lacombe, Alberta,

Canada.
A. C. Harder, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
J. L. Beane, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
H. E. Shelstad, 631 Sinclair St.,

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
L. T. Heaton, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
U. Wissner, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
C. C. Neufeld, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
H. Gertie McCulloch, Lacombe, Alberta, Canada.
Ruby Rick, Claresholm, Alberta,
Canada.
BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1902.
Territory: ,British ColtiMbia.
Office: 1708 Maple St., Vancouver,
British Columbia.
MINISTERS.
C. A. Burman, Lacombe, Alberta,

Canada.
P. P. Adams, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
H. Humann, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
J. L. Wilson, Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
LICENTIATES.
J. I. Beardsley, Lacombe, Alberta,

Canada.
Louis Halsvick, 631 Sinclair St.,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
H. A. Niergarth, 429 Fourteenth
Ave., East, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada.
W. A. Clemenson, 9710 Eightyfifth Ave., Northeast, Edmonton, South, Alberta, Canada.
J. K. Fish, Lacombe, Alberta, Canada.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. G. Walker, Pitt
Meadows, British Columbia.
Sec. and Treas., C. 0. Smith.
Executive Committee: J. G.
Walker, G. W. Gibson, A. H. Nicholson, J. Rottacker, A. D. Cook, J.
L. Wilson.
Legal Assn.: " British Columbia
Assn. of S. D. A." Pres., J. G.
Walker; Sec. and Treas., C. 0.
Smith.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., C. 0. Smith.
Field Miss. Sec., E. R. Potter.
Field Miss. Agt., E. R. Potter,
1758 Union St., Vancouver, British Columbia.

'Sabbath-school Dept.:
Sec., Miss Bertha Lofstad.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. 0. &pith.
MANITOBA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1903.
Territory: Manitoba, and that
portion of Ontario lying west of
the eighty-ninth meridian.
Office Address: 290 Bannerman
Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Sec., Lydia Stickle.

MINISTERS.
J. G. Walker, Pitt Meadows, British Columbia.

A. 0. Burrill, Janes Road P. 0.,
British Columbia.
LICENTIATES.
J. Rottacker, Armstrong, British

Columbia.
E. R. Potter, 1758 Union St., Vancouver, British Columbia.
0. Smith, 1708 Maple St., Vancouver, British Columbia.

Henry Berg, Armstrong, British
Columbia.
John Lowther, Pitt Meadows, British Columbia.
Henry Pierce, Port Simpson, British Columbia.
Geo. Toombs, Pitt Meadows, British Columbia.
Lydia Stickle, Firvale, British
Columbia.
Florence Wilson, Takoma Park,
Washington, D. C.
Winnifred Cour-Barron, College
Place, Wash.
C.
Henry Berg, Armstrong, British

Columbia,
Emma Tamkd,, Nanaimo, British
Columbia.
Lydia Stickle, Firvale, British
Columbia.
Thora Lofstad, Box 58, Penticton,
British Columbia.
Mrs. A. E. Conant, 1708 Maple St.,
Vancouver, British Columbia.
01
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. M. Chapman.
Sec. and Treas., B. L. Grundset.
Executive Committee: E. M.
Chapman, H. J. Dirksen, V. W.
Robb, John McKelvy, Robert
Cowan, D. H. Carmichael, S. M.
Ryan.
Legal Assn.: " The Manitoba
Conference of the Seventh-day Adventists." Pres., E. M. Chapman.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., B. I. Grundset.
Field Miss. Agt.,
Sec., Lizzie Nickel, Morden, Manitoba.
Depts.:
Sec., Mrs. E. M. Chapman.
MINISTERS.
E. M. Chapman, 290 Bannerman

H. J. Dirksen, 290_ Bannerman
V. W. Robb, 290 Bannerman Ave.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
LICENTIATE.
G. R. Soper, 290 Bannerman Ave.,

Winnipeg, Manitoba.
B. L. Grundset, 290 Bannerman

Lizzie Nickel, Morden, Manitoba.
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SASKATCHEWAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: The Province of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Office Address: 1930 Angus St.,
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. C. Gilbert.
Sec. and Treas., E. R. Allen.
Executive Committee: A. C.
Gilbert, C. Sulzle, D. D. Neufeld,
G. F. Ross, T. M. Krainean.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., E. R. Allen.
Field Miss. Agt., R. P. Mooney,
McLean, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Christian Sulzle, Fenwood, Saskatchewan, Canada.

C. J. Rider, Box 244, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
M. Ostoics, Box 244, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
M. Mackintosh, 1156 Angus St.,
0. 0. Farnsworth, Sonningdale,
Saskatchewan, Canada.
LICENTIATES.
T. T. Babienco, Radisson, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Oscar Ziprick, Melville, Saskatchewan, Canada.
W. G. Forshaw, Box 244, Regina,
R. P. Mooney, McLean, Saskatchewan, Canada.

E. R. Allen, 1930 Angus St., Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Sec., 0. 0. Farnsworth, SonningMrs. C. J. Rider, Box 244, Regina,
dale, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mrs. A. C. Gilbert, 1930 Angus
St., Regina, Saskatchewan, CanSec., G. F. Ross, McLean, Sasada.
katchewan, Canada.
T. M. Krainean, Rouleau, SaskatMINISTERS.
chewan, Canada.
G. F. Ross, McLean, Saskatchewan,
A. C. Gilbert, 1930 Angus St., Re,
Canada.
gina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Sec., Mrs. A. C. Gilbert.
EUROPEAN DIVISION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1913.
Territory: Europe; the Russian
and the Turkish possessions in
Asia; Persia, Arabia, and Afghanistan; and that part of Africa not included in Rhodesia,
British Central Africa, and the
Union of South Africa.
Cable Address: Advent, Hamburg.

(A B C Code, fifth edition)
Office: Grindelberg 15a, Hambuitg,
Germany.
OFFICERS.
President: L. R. Conradi, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Grmany.

Vice-President: J. T. B8ttcher,
Postfach 982, Riga, Russia.
Secretary: Guy Dail, Grindelberg
Treasurer: Miss Alice Ktissner,
Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
DIVISION CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.

General.

Hamburg, Germany.
J. T. Btittcher, Postfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Guy Dail, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Alice Kiissner, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Presidents of Union Conferences.

East German: H. F. Schuberth,
Uhlandstrasse 189, Charlottenburg-Berlin, Germany.
West German: J. G. Obllinder,
Ringelstrasse 43, Frankfurt a.
M., Germany.
East Russian: 0. E. Reinke, St.

Petersburg III, poste restante,
Russia.
West Russian: J. T. Bottcher,

Postfach 982, Riga, Russia.
Scandinavian: J. C. Raft, Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
British: W. J. Fitzgerald, 8 Lancaster Road, Stroud Green, London, N., England.
Central European: G. W. Schubert, Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Germany.

Latin: L. P. Tieche, 7 rue Broca,
Paris, France.'
Danube: J. F. Huenergardt, V.,
Katona Jozsef-utca 28. I. 5,
Budapest, Hungary.
Superintendent of Union Mission.

Levant: E. Frauchiger, German
Post 109, Galata, Constantinople, Turkey.
Representatives of Departments.
Educational: 0. Liipke, Friedensau, Post Grabow, Bez. Magdeburg, Germany.
Medical: Dr. A. B. Olsen, Surrey
Hills Hydro, Caterham Valley,
England.
Sabbath-school: H. Hartkop, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Missionary Volunteer: E. Arnesen,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
Publishing: W. C. Sisley, Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts,
England.
Other Members.
J. Robert, Gland, Vaud, Switzerland.
C. Juhl, care Sanitarium, Skodsborg, Denmark.
J. Erzberger, Sissach, Baselland,
Switzerland.
22 members.
93
EUROPEAN DIVISION CONFERENCE.
94
LABORERS ENGAGED IN GENERAL WORK UNDER THE

EUROPEAN DIVISION
CONFERENCE.
J. T. Biittcher, Postfach 982, Riga,

Russia.
Guy Dail, Grindelberg 15a, 11 a m burg, Germany.
IINISTERS.
Alice KiisSner, Grindelberg Ilia,

Hamburg, Germany,
L. Spicer, Grindelberg 15a, 1 la niburg, Germany.

Hamburg, Germany.
MISSIONARY LICENTIA TES.
BRITISH UNION 'CONFERENCE.

Organized 19oz.
North England, Midland, South
England, Scotland, Wales, Union
District, and the Irish Mission
Field.
Legal Assn.: " Seventh-day Ad

ventist Union, Limited." Pres., W.
J. Fitzgerald; Sec., W. T. Bartlett:
Treas., W. C. Sisley.
Cable Address: " Hygiene," Garston, Herts, England.
International Tract Society,

Ltd., Stanborough Park, Watford,
Herts, England.
President's and Secretary's Office:

8 Lancaster Road, Stroud Green,
London, N., England.
Treasurer's Office: Stanborough
Park, Watford, Herts, England.
addressed as above.)
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. J. Fitzgerald.
Recording Sec., W. T. Bartlett.
Treas., H. D. Clarke.
Sec., A. E. ArmstrOng.
Fitzgerald, W. C. Sisley, W. H.
Meredith, J. J. Gillatt, S. G.
Haughey, H. E. Armstrong, Dr. A.
B. Olsen, W. T. Bartlett, A. E.
Bacon, Dr. C. H. Hayton, S. Joyce.
Manager, W. C. Sisley.
Union Field Agt., S. Joyce.
Sabbath-School Dept. and Tract
Society:
Sec., A. E. Armstrong.
Sec., Dr. A. B. Olsen, Surrey
Hills, Caterham Valley, England.
Sec., W. T. Bartlett.
MINISTERS.
W. J. Fitzgerald, W. T. Bartlett,
C. H. Hayton, H. F. De'Ath.
LICENTIATE.
A. B. Olsen.
S. Joyce, H. D. Clarke,
BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE.

BRITISH UNION DISTRICT.
Organization effective January 1,
1912.
Territory: The counties of Middlesex, Essex, Hertford, Bedford,
Huntingdon, Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, and London north
of the Thames.
addressed at 8 Lancaster Road,
Stroud -Green, London, N., England.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Chairman of Committee, W. J.
Fitzgerald.
Sec., A. E. Armstrong.
95
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. H. Meredith.
Sec., T. H. Glover.
Auditor, J. Hoatson.
Executive Committee: V . II.
Meredith, W. H. Baldwin, W. V
B. Clarke, J. McAvoy, J. Taylor.
Sec., T. H. Glover.
Young People's. Dept.:
Sec., T. H. Glover.
MINISTERS.
W. H. Meredith, J. Taylor.
LICENTIATES.
B. Armstrong, J. McAvoy.
Executive Committee: W. J
Fitzgerald, A. Bacon, W. T. Bartlett, J. D. Gillatt, H. W. Armstrong.
T. Glover, Mrs. E. G. Jackson,

Miss H. Blair.
MINISTERS.
NORTH ENGLAND CONFERENCE.

Organized 1902; formerly a part of
the British Conference organized 1898.
Territory: The counties of Lancashire, Yorkshire, and all England to the north, also the Wirral Peninsula in the county of
Cheshire, and the Isle of Man.
Office:. " Warden House," Crumpsall Crescent, Manchester, England.
J. D. Gillatt, A. D. Armstrong, H.
H. Brooks.
Hilda Green, John Heide.
MIDLAND CONFERENCE.
Organized 1913; formerly a part
of the North England Conference, organized 1902.
Territory: The counties of Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Cheshire (excepting the
Wirral Peninsula, Staffordshire,
Worcestershire, Warwichshire,
LeicesterNorthamptonshire,
shire, and Rutlandshire.
Office: 235 East Park Rd., Leicester, England.
- addressed as above.)
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., H. E. Armstrong.
Sec., (not yet appointed).
Executive Committee: H. E.
Armstrong, J. Harker, C. Davies,
B. Cracen, A. S. Rodd.
96

MINISTERS.
H. E: Armstrong, A. S. Rodd.
LICENTIATE.
.1. E. Bell.
J. Andrews, S. Jackson, Miss C.

Sanders, Miss G. Davies, F. G.
Penrose.
SCOTTISH CONFERENCE.
Organized 1908.
Territory: Scotland.
Office: 176 Langside Road, Cross
Hill, Glasgow.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. J. Gillatt.
Sec., (not yet appointed).
Treas.,H. D. Clarke.
Auditor, J. Matson.
Executive Committee: J. J. Gillatt, W. J. Fitzgerald, J. Baird,
Robert Campbell.
Sec.,
MINISTER.
J. J. Gillatt.
LICENTIATES.
D. Morrison, J. West.
Miss Jane Archibald, Miss A.

Pinkerton, W. H. Musgrave, W.
J. Young.
SOUTH ENGLAND CONFERENCE.

Organized 1902; formerly a part
o the British Conference organized 1898.
Territory: All of England south

of the northern boundary of the
counties of Kent, London south
of the Thames, Surrey, Buckingham, Oxford, and Gloucester.
Office: 1 Devereux Road, Wandsworth Common, London, S. W.,
England.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., S. G. Haughey.
Sec., H. W. Lowe.
Treas., 'H. D. Clarke, Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts, England.
Executive Committee: S. G.
Haughey, J. H. Bunker, E. Clifford, H. Yeates.
Sec., H. W. Lowe.
Sec., H. W. Lowe.
MINISTER.
S. 0. Haughey.
LICENTIATES.
L. F. Langford, W. Maudsley, F.
A. Spearing.
T. Baker, Miss L. Michelmore,.R.

Borrowdale.
WELSH CONFERENCE.
Organized 1908.
Territory: Wales and the counties
of Monmouth, Hereford, and
Shropshire.

Office: 29 Borstal Ave., Heath,
Cardiff, South Wales.
addressed as above-.)
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. E. Bacon.
Sec. and Treas., H. D. Clarke.
Executive Committee: A. E.
Bacon, Isaac Powell, W. H.
Charles, A. Thomas, J. Owen.
MINISTERS.,
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IRISH MISSION.
Office: Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts, England.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Director, R. Mussen.
See., A. E. Armstrong.
Advisory committee: R. Mussen,
W. J. Fitzgerald, A. Cunningham,
Isaac Bell. MINISTER.
A. E. Bacon, C. E. Penrose.
11. Mussen.
LICENTIATE,
LICENTIATE.
R. Whiteside.
W. Read.
MISSIONARY LICENTLVTES.
M. J. Nicholls, F. Powell; Miss A.

Dobson, Miss M. Lenanton.
-Mrs.
F. McCulla, W. Prescott, Miss

M. Ballard.
CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNION

CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Bavaria, Wurtemberg
and Hohenzollern lands, Baden,
- Alsace-Lorraine, the provinces
- of Rhenish-Hessen and Starkenburg, Austria (excepting Galicia
and Bukowina), and GermanSwitzerland with cantons of
Grisons and Ticino.
Cable and Telegraphic Address:
Advent, Hamburg.'
Office Address: Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Germany.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., G. W. Schubert.
Sec., Otto Schildhauer.
Treas., N. Schlatterer,
7
Auditor, G. Woysch.
Schubert, F. Prieser, H. Fenner, E.
Gugel, J. Erzberger, J. Wolfgarten,
J. Muth, F. Gruber, H. Box.
Tract Society:
Secretary and Treasurer for all
Central European fields, not otherwise provided for, Otto Schildliauer.
Secretary for all Central European fields_ not otherwise provided
for, Otto Schildhauer.
MINISTER.
G. W. Schubert,
98
CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNION CONFERENCE.

BAVARIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1910.
Territory: The Kingdom of Bavaria to the right of the Rhine.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., G. W. Schubert.
See., 0. Schildhauer.
Treas., N. Schlatterer.
Schubert, G. Hopf, J. Strauss, K.
Gruber.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Otto Schildhauer.
Field Miss. Agt., E. Fuchs.
MINISTERS.
W. Schlegel, R. Rall, G. L. Voigt,

H. Langenberg.
LICENTIATES.
A. Sachsenmeyer, A. Golitzer, K.
Kortheuer.
F. Oppenrander, G. Seng, A.
Hauschildt, B. Ried, M. Scheifele, B. Schmid.
GERMAN-SWISS CONFERENCE.
Organized 1901.
Germ an- Switzerland,
Territory:
and cantons of Grisons and
Ticino.
Address: Nonnenweg, corner Birmansgasse, Basle, Switzerland.
Executive Committee: F. Prieser, J. Erzberger, W. Kiiry, J.

Kiibler, J. F.- Grieser.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., 0.. Schildhauer.
Field Miss. Agt., G. Bohm.
Sec., 0. Schildhauer.
MINISTERS.
F. Prieser, J. Erzberger, J. F.
Grieser, J. Fehr, J. Penner.
LICENTIATE.
J. Frei.
J. Kohler, F. Senn, E. Richter, M.

Spengler, M. Kobele.
MORAVIAN-SILESIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized Septa 12, 1913.
Territory: Moravia and Austrian
Silesia.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. Muth.
Sec., P. Englert.
Advisory Committee: J. Muth,
J. Berke, P. Niedoba, A. Kudelka,
A. Posch.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., 0. Schildhauer.
Field Miss. Agt., A. Posch.
MINISTERS.
J. Muth, P. Niedoba.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., F. Prieser.
Sec., J. Kohler.
LICENTIATE.
H. Aberle.
P. Just, 0. Bethke, P. Englert.

SOUTH GERMAN CONFER
ENCE.
Organized 1902.
Territory: Baden, Alsace-Lorraine,
Palatinate, and the Provinces of
Rhenish-Hessen and Starken' burg.
OFFICERS.
99
Executive Committee: E. Gugel,

F. Horner, K. Wittig, G. Hofer,
H. Schultze.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., F. Riedlinger.
Conference:
MINISTERS.
Pres., H. Fenner.
Sec., R. Liechti.
Executive Committee: H. Fenner, C. Kamm, L. Lutz, Fr. Fleck,
W. Brenckmann.
Auditor, G. Woysch.
Tract Society:
Canvassing Agent, L. Lutz.
MINISTERS.
H. Fenner, C. ,Kainm, C. Kapitz,

R. Werner, J. Fehr, H. Zimmermann.
D. Eicher, F. W. Kumpel, G. Zollmann, Marie Barall, L. Golzer,

R. Poetzl. WURTEMBERG CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Kingdom of Wurtemberg and Hohenzollern lands, including all the territory -within
their borders.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Emil Gugel.
Sec., H. Schultze.
E. Gugel, F. Horner, A. Striibel.

LICENTIATE.
K. Golzer.
F. Burr, R. Bahia", F. Grieser,

Lina Adams.
-
AUSTRIAN MISSION.
Entered 1901.
Territory: Austria, excepting Galicia, Bukowina, and the territory included in the Bohemian
and Moravian-Silesian Missions.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Director, J. Wolfgarten.
Sec., E. Ehinger.
Advisory Committee: J. Wolfgarten, C. Reihlen, H. Bischoff,
C. Brich, C. Meyer.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., F. Prauhart.
MINISTERS.
J. Wolfgarten, C. Reihlen, H.
Bischoff, G. Werner.
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LICENTIATES.
E. Ehinger, E. Ebner, R. Lange,

V. Schwab.
AchLisory Committee: F. Gruber, A. Bereck, E. Seidl.
Tract Society:
B. Hagemann, M. Matuchek, C.
Maderner, S. Otto, J. Miihlbacher, J. Einspieler, F. Einspieler, F. Binder, C. Pliberpehek,
E. Knebel.
Sec. and Treas:, 0. Schildhauer.

Field Miss. Agt., A. Posch.
Sec., 0. Schilahauer.
MINISTERS.
BOHEMIAN MISSION.
Dating from Jan. 1, 1912.
Territory: Bohemia.
F. Gruber, A. Bereck.
LICENTIATE.
0. Geier.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Director, F. Gruber.
Sec., 0. Studeny.
0. Studeny, F. Bohm, IP'Bruns, B.

Vietze.
DANUBE UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1912.
Territory: Hungary, Rumania,
Servia, Croatia, Slavonia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Montenegro.
Advent, Budapest.
Office Address for Danube Union
Conference and all Danube Union
Fields and Workers: V., Katona
Jozsef-utca 28. I. 5, Budapest,
Hungary.
OFFICERS.
, Pres., J. F. Huenergardt.
Sec., F. A. Dorner.
Treas., Mrs. Auguste Wakeham..
Asst. Treas., ValIasi:6 Iratok
Nemzetkozi Kiadohivatala, Budapest, Hungary.
AUditor, G. Woysch.
Executive Committee: J.. F.

Huenergardt, H. Meyer, F. Kessel,
R. J. Cunitz, R. Schillinger, W.
Schiffer, 0. Lupke, W. Koch, E.
Braun.
Sec., F. A. Dorner.
Field Agt., E. Braun.
MINISTER.
1. F. Huenergardt.
MIDDLE HUNGARIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1911.
Territory: The Hungarian counties of Arad, Bekes, Bihar,
Csandd, Csongrad, Jasz-KunSzolnok,
Pest-Pilis-Solt-KisKim, Szildgy, and Hajdu.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Director, J. F. Huenergardt.
Sec., Betleny Jeff,.
Treas., Vallasos Iratok Nemze-.
tkozi Kiadohivatala, Budapest,
Hungary.
Sec., F. A. Dorner.
Executive Committee: J. F. Huenergardt, F. A. Dorner, M. Botyiinszky, J. Htircher, P. Intril:o.

Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., F. A. Diirner.
Field Miss. Agt., E. Braun.
Sec., F. A. Diirner.
MINISTER.
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Auditor, G. Woysch.
MINISTERS.
H. Meyer-Biirtschy, A. Wegener,
.T. Murbach.
Alfons Zeiner, H. Bauer, J. Weber,

J. Polder.
RUMANIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized Nov. 13, 1913.

Territory: Rumania
F. A. DOrner.
OFFICERS.
LICENTIATES.
O. Gas,.;inann, E. Liitge,' C. Popescu.

A. Zeiner, F. Betleny, J. Fiiliip, J.

Antal.
MISSIONARY NURSES.
A. Koch, I. Blachos.
TRANSYLVANIA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1910.
Territory: Transylvania.
Conference:
Pres., P. R. Paulini.
Sec., St. Demetrescu.
Treas., Mrs. Auguste Wakeham.
Asst. Treas., W. Koch.
Executive Committee: P. R.
Paulini, J. Christoffers, G. Krilger,
1. Danile, S. T. Negoita.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., F. A. Dorner.
Field Miss. Agt., W. Ge.meinhardt.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres H. Meyer-Bartschy.
Sec., Alfons Zeiner. ,
Treas., Mrs. Auguste Wakeharn.
U.
Executive
Committee:
Meyer-Biirtsehy, J. Murbach, M.
Fabula, A..Tokelt, J. Bukurensch.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., F. A. Dorner.
Field Miss. Agt.; W. Gemeinhardt.
.
Sec: F. A. Dorner.
MINISTERS.
I'. R. Paulini, J. Christoffers, J.

Manta, St. Demetrescu.
LICENTIATES.
Flora Matiescu, A. Seefried.

J. Stanescu, I. Rinea:
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- ADRIATIC MISSION.
Organized 1911.
Territory: Croatia, Slavonia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Montenegro.
Advisory Committee: Fr. Kessel, S. Devreczenyi, I. Percsint, I.

Szeutpeteri, F. Szemjan.
MINISTER.
Fr. Kessel.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Director, R. Sehillinger
Tract Society:
See. and Treas., F. A. Dorner.
LICENTIATE.
L. Lutovsky.
M. Oesz,, A. Nagy, J. Bethleni,

Esther Lovas.
MISSIONARY NURSES.
J. Ambrus, A. Schlottner, H.
Holthus, B. Holthus.
Sec., F. A. Dorner.
THEISS-SAVE MISSION.
MINISTER.
Organized 1911.
LICENTIATE.
Territory: The Kingdom of Servia

and .the Hungarian counties of
Bacs-Bodrog, Torontal, Temes,
lirassa-Szorerty, Szerem, Poztega, and Verocze.
W. Schafer.
A. Minck.
P. Hoffman, P. Kraeiiian.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
NORTH HUNGARIAN MISSION.
Organized 1911.
Territory: The Hungarian counties of Abauj-Torna, Arva,
Bereg, Borsod, Giimor. Heves,
Hont, Lipto, Marmaros, Nograd,
Saros, Szabolcs, Szatmar, Szepes, Ugocsa, Ung, Zemplen., and
Zolyom.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Director, Fr. Kessel.
Sec., J. Bethleni.
Asst. Treas., F. Koch.
Sabbath-school and Miss. Sec.,
F. A. Diirner.
Director, R. Sehillinger.
See., M. Ludewig.
Asst. Treas., W. Koch.
Sabbath-school and Miss. Sec.,
F. A. Dorner.
Advisory Committee: R. Schillinger, W. Herbert, Chr. WillWerth, L. Csukorov, V. Cselekedity.
miNisTERS.
R. Sehillinger, W. Herbert.
LICENTIATES.
M. Ludewig, A. Moanik, M. Jeftity.

Josef Star, H. Kraus, P. Strechi.

WEST HUNGARIAN MISSION.
Organized 1911.
Territory: The Hungarian counties of Baranya, Bars, Esztergam, Feller, Gybr, Komarorn,
Moson, Nyitra, Pozsony, Somogy, Sopron, Tolna, Trencsen,
Turocz, Vas, Veszpf6m, and
Zala.
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Sabbath-school and Miss. Sec
F. A. Darner.
Advisory Committee: R. J. Cunitz, G. Bachtaller, W. Fi1r16.
MINISTER.
'
R. Cunitz.
LICENTIATES.
W. Radke, W. Fiirle.
OFFICERS.
Director, R. J. Cunitz.
Sec., W. Furl&
H. Milz, J: Rinea.
-EAST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1909.
Territory: Eastern part of the
German Empire the Prussian
provinces of Brandenburg (including Berlin), Pomerania, Silesia, East Prussia, West Prussia, Posen; the kingdom of Saxony; the Grand Duchies of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Stre]itz; Galicia and Bukowina.
Advent, Hamburg.
Office Address for East German
Union Conference and all East
German Union Fields and Workers: Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg,
Germany.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres.,' H. F. Schuberth, Uhlandstrasse 189, Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Sec., R. Riihling.
Thiimmel.
Treas.,
Asst. Treas., E. Walther.
Executive COmmittee : H. F.
Schuberth, W. Prillwitz, F. Lotting, 0. Schwenecke, Otto Liipke,
Dr. E. Meyer, .W. Krumm, J. Seefried, C. Bruck, E. Enseleit, A.
Langholf, and P. Drinhaus.
Legal Assn.: " Deutcher Verein

fiir Gesundheitspflege." Pres., L.
R. Conradi; Sec., Otto Liipke;
Treas.. W. Krumm.
Auditor, G. Woysch.
,
Internationale'
Traktatgesellschaft, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg,
Germany.
Manager: H. Hartkop.
Union Miss. Sec., R. Riihling.
Union Field Agt., H. Box.
Sec., R. Riihling.
Sec., Dr. E. Meyer.
Sec., Otto Liipke. .
MINISTER.
H. F. Schuberth.
MISSIONARY LICENTIATES..
R. Riihling.
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EAST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE.
EAST GERMAN UNION DISTRICT.

Organized 1909.
Territory: Berlin, Charlottenburg,
Potsdam, Rixdorf, Schorreberg,
Wilmersdorf, Lichtenberg, Brandenburg, Spanddu, Magdeburg,
District Jfiterbogk-Luckenwalde,
Teltow, Zauch-Belzig, Niederbarniin, Jerichow I and II, East
and West Haverland, and Storkow-Beeskow.
Address: Grindelberg 15a; Hamburg, Germany.
OFFICERS.
EAST PRUSSIAN CON. FERENCE. Organized 1903.

rerritory: East Prussia.
OFFICERS.
Conferenc%:
Pres., Otto Schwenecke.
Sec.. F. May.
Treas., E. Walther.
Executive Committee: Otto
Schwenecke, G. Domnick, F. Uldokat, G. Dobinski, J: Urgien.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., R. Riihling.
Field Miss. Agt., W. Koller.
Conference:
Pres., H. F. Schuberth.
Sec., R. Riihling.
Treas., M. Thiimmel.
Executive Committee: H. F.
Schuberth, Otto Liipke, C. Beutin,
R. Lasky, W. Kaftan.,
Tract SoCiety:
'
Sec., R. Riihling.
MINISTERS.
Otto Schwenecke, G. Domniek, F.

Uldokat,
Leplatoni.
LICENTIATES. ' .
G. Kryak, A. IVIajewski, W. Trib, bensee, H. Borsch.
Sec. and Trea.s., R. Wilding.
Field Miss. Agt., 0. Kacholdt.
F. Seidler, W. Becker, H. Freybott.
See., R. Riihling.
MINISTERS.
0. Liipke, K. Amelung, R. LuSky,

N. Schiirer, P. Stocker.
LICENTIATES. '
W. sclica, Th. Itzmann, L. Tra t-
mann, F. Hambrock, A. Bening,

Dr. F. Bauke.
H. Junker, 0. Giebel, F. Kahlert,

R. Flitting, H. Bauscher, J.
Salatzkat, W. Ninow, 0. airing,
E. Rieger.
ODER CONFERENCE.
Organized 1901, as the East German Conference.
rerritory: Grand Duchies of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Strelitz, government districts of
Stettin and Stralsund of the
Prussian province of Pomerania;
Uckermark and Priegnitz of the
province of Brandenburg.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. Seefried.
Sec., H. Schlichting.

Executive Committee: J. Seefried, W. Hoffman, J. Ide, P. Fenner, B. Schmidt.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., P. Schwabe.
Sec., R. Riihling.
B. Dffumichen, J. Bozezinski, K.
Fretzer, P. Neef, A. Meyer, H.
Zahn, W. Schmieder, R. Grossmann, L. Natschinski, P. Horn,
E. Richter, H. Bayer.
SILESIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1907.
MINISTERS.
J. Seefried, W..Hoffman, H. Glass.

LICENTIATES.
A. W. Miiller, H. Schlichting.
F. Dei.lath, M. Bellair, A. Weiss,

M. GoBasch, A. Bahnemann, H.
Schmidt, R. Hille, 0. Panzig.
SAXON CONFERENCE.
Territory: The Province' of Silesia.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., F. Gotting.
Sec., W. Schulz.
Treas., M. Thtimmel.
Executive Committee: F. Gotting, F. Zerndt, T. Forster, B.
Scanfeld, St. Reckziegel.
Tract Society:
Organized 1908.
Territory: The Kingdom of Saxony.

Field Miss. Agt., J. Hanzok.
OFFICERS.
Sabbath-school Dept.i
Conference:
,,Pres., P.. Drinhaus.
Sec., W. Schmieder.
Treas., M. Thlimmel.
Executive Committee: P. Drinhaus, G. Schiirer, J. F. Ott, A.
Hering.
Sec., R. Riihling.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., R. HOhling.
Field Miss. Agt., E. Loser.
Sec., R. Riihling.
MINISTERS.
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'
P. Drinhaus, J. F. Ott, G. Freund,

August Krautschick.
LICENTIATES.
Jaster, W. Brinck, E. Dwehus.
MINISTERS.
F. Gotting, F. Zerndt, R. Schiitz.

LICENTIATES.
W. Schulz, C. Peikert.
A. Walter, W. Bartsch, E. von

Oppen, M. Rieger, H. Hufnagel,
F. Daniel, H. Dietrich, I. v.
Schultz, G. Bartsch, H. Seidel.
VISTULA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1911.
Territory: The Province of West
Prussia and the government district of Koslin.
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OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. Prillwitz.
Sec W. Taraba.
Treas., E. Walther.
Executive Committee: W. Prillwitz, Andreas Krautschick, R.
Vtilzke, F. Blok, W. Bahr.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., R. Rtihling.
Field Miss. Agt., R. Volzke.
See., R. Rithling.
MINISTERS.
C. Bruck, 0. Kapitz.
LICENTIATES.
A. Lildtke, Th. Brzoson, M. W.
Zielinski, St. Zielinski, F. Dressler.
A Kuhn.
Sec., R. Rithling.
MINISTERS.
EAST GALICIAN MISSION.

Entered 1908.
W. PrillWitz, Andr. Krautschick, Territory: East Galicia and BukoA Rebensburg.

wina.
F. Rohme, W. Taraba, M. Rolecke,
M. Kruger, E. Nather, 0. Sander, K. Badtke.
OFFICERS.
Director, A. Langholf.
Thilminel.
MINISTER.
A. Langholf.'
WARTA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Province of Posen and
the government district of
Frankfort on the Oder.
OFFICERS.
A. AVeinert, J. Niedoba, A. Knittel, V. jacubowicz, J. Peter, .F.

Dzik, G. Reckziegel, K. Jl
en.
. WEST GALICIAN MISSION.

Entered 1912.
Conference:
Pres., C. Bruck.
Sec., F. Dressler.
Treas., E. Walther.
Executive Committee: C. Bruck,
0. Kapitz, R. Hauff, 0. Kruger, Th.
Schallon.
Tract Society:
See. and Treas., R. Rithling.
Field Miss. Agt., H. Bigalke.
Territory: West Galicia.

OFFICERS.
Director, E. Enseleit.
MINISTER.
E. Enseleit.
L. Rowlin, 0. Staniczek.
LATIN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized
Territory: The Leman and the
French Conferences, the Latin
Union District, and the Spanish,
Italian, Northern France, and
Portuguese Mission Fields.
General Office: 7 rue Broca, Paris,
France.
(All the workers in the various
Latin Union Fields, whbse addresses are not given, may be
reached through the following
address: La Ligniere, Gland, Ct.
Vaud, Switzerland.)
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., L. P. Tieche.
Sec., Paul Steiner.
Treas., Max Haas, Gland, Ct.
Vaud, Switzerland.
Executive Committee: L. P.
Tieche, H. H. Dexter, Joseph
Curdy, J. Robert, Paul Steiner, P.
A. De Forest, W. G. Bond, L.
Zecchetto, C. E. Rentfro, Tell
Nussbaum, E. Borle.
Sec., Max Haas.

MINISTER.
L. P. Tieche, 7 rue Broca, Paris,

France.
LATIN UNION DISTRICT.
Territory: Department of Seine,
France.
MINISTER.
Ulysse Augsbourger, 25 rue de

Buffon, Paris, France.
A. Vaucher.
MISSIONARY NURSE S.
L. Seguin, T. Abella.
FRENCH CONFERENCE.
Organized 1907.
Territory: Southern France.
Office: rue Broca 7, Paris France.
1902.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Tell Nussbaum.
Sec., L. A. Mathy.
Treas., Max Haas, Gland, Ct.
Vaud,. Switzerland.
Executive Committee: T. Nussbaum, L. P. Tieche, J. P. Gourguet,
S. Bernard, L. Bouzanquet.
Sec., Max Haas.
MINISTER.
T. Nussbaum, Cours Vitton 61,

Lyons, France.
LICENTIATES.
E. Fawer, L. A. Mathy, NI. Raspal.

Esther Beaudoin, Jean Curdy

Jean Walther.
LEMAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1884.
Territory: The, French-speaking
parts of Switzerland, with the
following territory in France:
Le D'oubs, le Jura, 1' Ain, la Savoie, la Haute-Savoie, and Belfort.
Office: La Ligniere, Gland (Ct.
Vaud), Switzerland.
(All persons named below whose
addresses are omitted may be
OFFICER&
Conference:
Pres., H. H. Dexter.
Sec., 0. Meyer.
Treas., Max Haas.
Executive Committee. H. H.
Dexter, Pierre Schild, Alcide
Guenin, Jules Rey, Alf Jaccard.
Sec., Marie Hanhardt.
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108
LATIN UNION CONFERENCE.

'MINISTERS.
H. H. Dexter, Gland, Vaud, Switzerland.

Paul Steiner, Gland, Switzerland.
Jules Rey, Gland, Switzerland.
J. P. Badaut, Gland, Switzerland.
LICENTIATES.
Albert Guyot, F. Blanzat.

I. Bdrquin, B. Rochat.
LICENTIATES.
PORTUGUESE MISSION.
Henri Provin, Oscar Meyer, J.

Monnier.
Organized 1904.
-Territory: Portugal.
E. Valat.
OFFICERS.
Director: C. E. Rentfro.
ITALIAN MISSION.
MINISTERS.
Organized 1902.
C. E. Rentfro, Rua da AIlianga 127,

Porto; Portugal.
Paul Meyer, T. S. Vicente 3, Lisbon, Portugal.
Territory: Italy.
MINISTER.
L. Zecelietto, Casella Postale 218,

Florence, Italy.
LICENTIATES.
L. 13(Mezet, Elie Bertalot.

F. Cupertino, L. Lippolis, G. Sabatino.

MISSIONARY NURSE.
E. Jourdan.
SPANISH MISSION.
Organized 1903.
Territory: Spain.
OFFICERS.
Director: W. G. Bond.
Field Miss. Agt.: J. L. Brown.
MINISTERS.
W. G. Bond, Apartado 492, Barce-
lona, Spain.
NORTHERN FRANCE MISSION.
Established 1908.
Territory: Northern France, except Department of Seine.
Frank Bond, Apartado 492, Barcelona, Spain.

LICENTIATE.
Lope Nicolas.
MINISTER.
Joseph Curdy, 128 Rue Beaurepaire, Boulogne s Mer, France.
Lola Casals, D. Badenas, Vic. Garcia.
EAST RUSSIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1913, at Budapest; began its separate existence Jan.
1914.
Territory: Esthonian-speaking Livonia, Esthonia, Petersburg,
Olonetz, Nowgorod, Yekratrinoslaf, Taurien, Kharkof, Cuban,
Daghestan, Black Sea, Stavropol, Terek, Yaroslaf, Kaluga,
Moghilef, Moscow, Orel, Penza,
Riazan, Smolensk, Tambof, Tula,
Tver, Vladimir, Voronej, Samara, Orenburg, Ufa, Kazan, Vitka,
Perm, Astrakhan, Saratof, and
Simbirsk governments, and the
D% Region:
Executive Committee: K. - A.
Reifschneider, M. Demidow; G.
Donner, W.- Schelesnikow.
MINISTERS.
K. A. Reifschneider, C. Tetz, M.
Demidow.
J. Piituchow, P. Manschur.
MISSIONARY NURSES.
K. Reimer, A. A. Swiridowa.
Address: St. Petersburg III, poste

restante, Russia.
NEWA CONFERENCE.
Conference:
Organized 1912.
Pres., 0. E. Reinke.
Sec.; R. Gaisch.
Executive Committee: 0. E.
Reinke, K. A. Reifschneider, 'J.
Sprohge, 0. Wildgrube, J. F. Ginter.
Auditor, G. Woysch.
Sabbath-school and Miss. Sec.
for all fields, R. Gaisch.
AZOF CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: The governments of
Yekatrinoslaf, Taurien, Kharkof, and that part of the region
of the Don between the Don and
the Donetz.
Territory: Esthonian-speaking Livonia, Esthonia, Petersburg,

Olonetz, Novgorod, Archangel,
Wologda, N. Novgorod, Kostrona, and Kasan governments.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., 0. E. Reinke.
Sec., J. Ljwoff.
Treas. and Sabbath-school and
Miss. Sec., R. Gaisch.
Executive Committee: 0. E:
Reinke, J. Ljwoff, S. Jefimow; A.
Klement, K. Willumson.
MINISTERS.
0. E. Reinke, J. LjWoff, K. Hahn.

LICENTIATES. _
S.
Jefimow, L. Nikkar, A. Eglit.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., K. A. Reifschneider.
Sec., M. Demidow.
Treas. and Sec. of Sabbathschool and Miss. Dept., R. Gaisch.
A. Klement, K. Truwer, M. Barengrub, N. N. Peregowzew, G.

Kuksow.
MISSIONARY NURSE.
K Wilson.
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EAST RUSSIAN UNION CONFERENCE.
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NORTH CAUCASIAN CONFERENCE.

Organized 1901 as South Russian
Conference; reorganized 1912.
Territory: Governments of Cuban,
Daghestan, Black Sea Govt.,
Stavropol, Terek.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. Sprohge.
Sec., H. Heinrichs.
Miss. Sec., R. Gaisch.
Executive Committee: J.
Sprohge, F. Koch, A. Schitnikow,
G. K. Klimenko, J. Belikow, J.
Lukasch.
MINISTERS.
1. Sprohge, F. Koch, P. Sweridow.

LICENTIATES.
K. Reputin, G. Grigorjew.
MISSIONARY NURSES.
S. Welp, Chr. Fritz.
URAL MISSION.
Samara, Orenburg, Ufa, Kazan,
Vitka, and Perm.
OFFICERS.
Director: J. F. Ginter.
Advisory Conimittee: J. F. Ginter, Jokob Wuckert, G. K. Lehmann, H. Schmitz.
MINISTERS.
J. F. Ginter, H. Ostwald, H.
Schmitz.
F. Bitsch, Th. Wligele, W. Panitza, Alfred Borm.
G. Netjewitsch, N. Klimenko, A.
Schitnikow.
MISSIONARY NURSE.
T. Bondarewa.
MIDDLE RUSSIAN MISSION.
Organized 1907.
Yaroslaf, Kaluga, Moghilef,
Moscow, Orel, Penza, Riazan,
Smolensk, Tambof, Tula, Tver,
Vladimir, Voronej.
OFFICERS.
Director, 0. Wildgrube.
Sec., Klara Wildgrube.
Advisory Committee: 0.. Wildgrube, M. Jurkin, J. M. Paehla.
MINISTER.
0. Wildgrube, J. Pachla.
Th. Tschepelski, J. Nenilin, C.

Tkatschenko.
VOLGA MISSION.
Territory: The Region of the Don
(exclusive of that portion between the Don and Donetz), and
the governments of Astrakhan,
Saratof, and Simbirsk.
OFFICERS.
Director: J. F. Ginter.
Secretary: .
Advisory Committee: J. F. Ginter,
G. Hetze, G. Schwab, K. Schamkow.
MINISTERS.
J. F. Ginter, K. Schamkow, G.
Hetze.
J. Gaidischar, G. Schwab, J. Schilemann.
WEST RUSSIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1913, at Budapest; began its separate existence Jan. r,
1914.
Territory: European Russia, exclusive of Finland.
Address: Postfach 982, Riga, Russia.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. T. Boettcher.
Sec., L. Wojtkiewicz.
Treas., P. Brandt.
Executive Committee: J. T.
Boettcher, H. J. Loebsack, D'sack, Joh. Perk, J. Schneider, D.
P. Glide.
Auditor, 4. Woysch.
Sabbath-school and Missionary
Sec. for all fields: P. Brandt.
MINISTER.
J. T. Boettcher.
WEST RUSSIAN UNION

DISTRICT.
(Dating from Jan. 1, 1911.)
Territory: The city of Riga And
its suburbs.
Address: Postfach 982, Riga, Russia.
BALTIC CONFERENCE.
Organized 1907, at Riga, the organization effective Jan. 1,
1908.
Territory: Governments of Courland, Poskov, Letton, Livonia,
(exclusive of Riga and its suburbs), Witebsk, and Kovno.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. Schneider.
Sec., J. Drikis.
Treas., P. Brandt.
Executive Committee: J. Schneider, U. Grundmann, J. Drikis, J.
Gaisch, K. Schneeberg.
MINISTER.
J. Schneider.
R. Ithe, J. Dreimann, A. Sommer,

H. Kristal, Anton Eglith, A.
Senkewitsch, J. Drikis, J. Birsin.
LITTLE RUSSIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Governments of Kief,
Poltava, Chernigof, and Kursk.
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. T. Boettcher.
Sec., L. Wojtkiewicz.
Treas., P. Brandt.
Executive Committee: J. T.
Boettcher, John Wilson, P. Brandt,
K. Sunna, K. Kleberg.
Conference:
Pres., J. Perk.
Sec., F. Gaidischar.
Treas., P. Brandt.
Executive Committee: J. Perk,
D. Zybulsky, J. Klotschko, F.
Gaidischar, A. E. Gontar.
MINISTER.
John Wilson.
J. Preekiin, M. Stein.
MISSIONARY NURSES.
H. Petroff, E. Spruhde, K. Benner.
MINISTERS.
J. Perk, A. E. Gontar, F. Gaidischar.

LICENTIATE.
S. Prowalowsky.
C. Chmiilewsky, H. Lukas.
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WEST RUSSIAN UNION CONFERENCE.
BLACK SEA MISSION.

Separated from South Russian
Conference and Little Russian
Mission Jan. 1, 1912.
Territory: Governments of Kherson, Bessarabia, Podolia.
OFFICERS.
Director, D. P. Grade.
Sec., J. Goriilick.
Treas. and Sec. of Sabbathschool and Miss. Depts., P. Brandt.
Advisory Committee: D. P.
Cade, J. Albrecht, J.Goralick.
Advisory Committee: D. Isaak,

A. Arnhold, A. Geisler, Th. Will.
MINISTERS.
D. Isaak, Th. Will.

A. Geisler, M. Grietz, E. Purmal,

E. Budewitz.
MISSIONARY NURSE.
A. Stychowsky.
MINISTERS.
D. P. Glide, J. Pilkewitsch.
LICENTIATES.
J. G. Schaak, J. Gorelick.
WEST RUSSIAN MISSION.

Territory: Volhynia,' Grodno,
Minsk, Vilna.
G. Fritz, S. E. Nadtotschy, A. Martin, W. A. Swiridow:

MISSIONARY NURSE.
V. Zofnas.
POLISH MISSION.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Governments of Suwalki, Lomza, Polotsk, Warsaw,
Kalisz, Piotrkow, Kielce, Radom,
Lublin, Siedice.
OFFICERS.
Director, D. Isaak.
Sec., A. Geisler.
'Miss. Sec., P. Brandt.
OFFICERS.
Director, H. J. LObsack.
See.,
.
Executive Committee: H. J.
LiThsack, K. Rempfert, R. Voss, A.
Klich.
Miss. Sec., P. Brandt.
MINISTERS.
H. J. Lobsack, K. Rempfert.
LICENTIATE.
G. Arnhold.
K. Schmitz, W. Konrad.
SCANDINAVIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized ipot.
Territory: The Scandinavian Union District; the conferences of
East Norway, West Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and
the North Swedish, South Swedish, and Icelandic Missions.
Office: Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
(Workers in this field whose address is omitted can be reached
through the union office address.)
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. C. Raft.
Sec., Erik Arnesen, Skodsborg,
Denmark.
Treas., A. C. Christensen, Skodsborg, Denmark.
Executive Committee: J. C.
Raft, N. C. Bergersen, Ole Nelson,.C. C. Jensen, L. Muderspach,
0. J. Olsen, Emil Lind, J. C. Ottosen, Erik Arnesen, Jens Olsen.
MINISTER.
J. C. Raft, Margrethevej 5, Copen-
hagen, V., Denmark.

SCANDINAVIAN UNION DISTRICT.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Island of Zealand, Denmark.
OFFICERS.
Pres., J. C. Raft.
Sec., Erik Arnesen, Skodsborg,
Denmark.
Treas., A. C. Christensen, Skodsborg, Denmark.
Executive Committee: J. C.
Raft, M. M. Olsen, Chr. Juhl, Erik
Arnesen, L. Baunsgaarcl.
Tract Society:
Sec., Chr. Pedersen.
Field Miss. Agt., A. G. Sandbeck.
Sec., Chr. Pedersen.
Sec., Julius Bech.
MINISTER.
M. M. Olsen.
LICENTIATES.
P. Heifskov Christensen, L. J.
Kirkelykke, R. P. Regel.
Anna Jeppsson, Ida Hansen, Clara

Beck, Johanne Thoger, Ebba
Schmidt, G. E. Christiansen,
Chr. Pedersen.
DENMARK CONFERENCE.
Organized 1880.
Territory: Denmark, exclusive of
the island of Zealand.
Cable Address: Expedit, Copenhagen.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. C. Jensen.
Sec., P. N. Norren.
Treas., Chr. Hedebilk.
Executive Committee: C. C.
:Jensen, P. Christensen, P. Hansen,
P. A. Hansen, Hans Skov.
Auditors, Chr. Hansen, Svenid
Troelstrup.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Christian Pedersen.
Field Miss. Agt., A. G. Sandbeck.
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Sabbath-schoOl Dept.:
Sec., Christian Pedersen.
Sec., Julius Bech.
MINISTERS.
C. C. Jensen, P. Christensen.
LICENTIATES.
A. Wasli, Chr. Tobiasen.

A. Norheini, Hanna Holth, Peder

Nelsen, Georg Sommerhus, Line
Nelsen, Hildur Ringvold.
LICENTIATES.
N. P. Hansen, Julius Bech, J. P. U.

Jensen, Vald. Jakobsen.
P. Hansen, Soren Anderson, E.

Thuesen, Johanne Vilhelmsen,
Anna Rasmussen, Marie Jensen.
FINLAND CONFERENCE.
Organized 1909.
Territory: Finland.
Office: .Unionsgatan 4, Helsingfors, Finland.
OFFICERS.
EAST NORWAY CONFERENCE.

Organized 1887.
Territory: All of Norway, not included in the territory of the
West Norwegian Conference.
Cable Address: Sundhedsbladet,
Christiania.
Office: Akersgaden 74, Christiania,
Norway.

OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., N. C. Bergersen.
See., C. B. Jensen.
Treas., Jens Olsen.
Executive Committee: N. C.
Bergersen, A. 0. Narem, C. M.
Scott, A. Eriksen, T. Poulsen.
Auditors: A. C. Christensen,
Chr. Hansen.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Selma Ring
Strom.
Field Miss. Agt., S. A. Rasmussen.
Sec., Selma Ringstrom.
MINISTERS.
N. C. Bergersen, 0. P. Norderhus,
A. 0. Narem.
Conference:
Pres., L. Muderspach.
See., K. J. Sysimetsa.
Treas., N. Hammar.
Executive Committee: L. Muderspach, N. Hammar, 0. Hoglund, K. Sandelin, K. J. Sysimetsli
MINISTERS.
L. Muderspach, H. Mikkonen.
LICENTIATES.
N. Savander, A. Rintala.
Kolitanen, 0. Rautelin,
Agnes Wickholm, Aina Hankavaara, K. Soisalo, Rikku Puranen, Kirsti . Grundstrom.
SWEDISH CONFERENCE.
Organized 1882.
Territory: Sweden, except Norrbotten, Viisterbotten, Vasternorrland, Jamtland, and a part
of Gafleborgs Lan, which are included in the North Swedish
Mission; and also excluding
Skane, Halland, Blekinge, Smaland, and Oland, which belong
to the South Swedish' Mission.
Office: Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm, Sweden.

(All persons-named below may be
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Ole Nelson.
Sec. and Treas., Teckla Rosenholm.
Executive Committee: Ole Net-.
son, 0. Johnson, Emil Ahren, A.
F. Blomkvist, J. Bergstrom.
Legal Assn.: " Sallskapet Sanningens Harold."
Pres., E. Lind; Sec., Emil Ahren.
Tract Society: .
Sec. and Treas., Teckla Rosenholm.
Field Miss Agt., K. A. Ekeroth.
See., Teckla Rosenholm.
MINISTERS.
S. F. Svensson, 0. Johnson, K. A.
Fernstrom, E. J. Ahren, J. Wallenkampf, Ole Nelson.
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Executive Committee: 0. J. Olsen, Enok Endresen, T. Larsen, E.

M. Erikson, G. Norby.
Auditors: A. C. Christensen,
Chr. Hansen.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Selma RIngstrom.
Field Miss. Agt., S. A. Rasmussen.
Sec., Selma Ringstrom.,
MINISTERS.
0. J. Olsen, J. M. Narem.
LICENTIATE.
L. J. Stene.
Elias Bjaaniis, Hilda Andal, Marius Ekeberg, Randi Andersen.
LICENTIATES.
Oscar Angeryo, S. Lundstrom.

Simon Ljungberg, Maria Svensson,

Carl Young, Math. Olsson.
WEST NORWAY CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Western part of Norway south of Hiteren, following
political line of division southward, down the Topdal River,
and to the sea just east of the
city of Lillesand.
Norway.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., 0. J. Olsen.
Sec., Enok Endresen.
Treas., Jens Olsen.
ICELAND MISSION.
Territory: Iceland and Greenland.
Address: Reykjavik, Iceland.
Director: Olaf J. Olsen.
LICENTIATES.
Olaf J. Olsen, Nils Andersson.
NORTH SWEDISH MISSION.

Organized 190a.
Territory: Counties of Norrbotten,
VOsterbotten, and Vasternorrland, Jamtland, and part of
Gii fleborgs Lan ( in Sweden) .
MINISTER.
Rosenwold, Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm, Sweden.
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SOUTH SWEDISH MISSION.

Organized 1912.
Territory: The southern part of
the kingdom of Sweden, including the provinces of Skiine,
HaHand, Blekinge, and Smilland; also Oland.

OFFICERS.
Supt., C. 0. Carlsson.
Advisory Committee: Scand.na-
vian Union Conference Executive

Committee.
MINISTERS.
C. 0. Carlsson, J. A. Settergren.
LICENTIATE.
B.
Berglund.
J. M. Risberg, Hulda Erlandsson,

Nils Andren, Anna Lindberg.
WEST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1909.
Territory: Western Germany
the Prussian provinces of Rhineland, Westphalia, Hesse-Nassau,
Upper Hesse, Hanover, Schleswig-Holstein, Saxony (except
Magdeburg) and tile district of
Jerichow I and II; the free
Hanse towns of Hamburg, Bremen, and Lfibeck; the grand
duchies 'of Oldenburg and Luxemburg; principalities of LippeDetmold,
Schaumburg - Lippe,
Waldeck; Holland and Belgium.
Advent, Hamburg.
Office Address for West German
Union Conference and all West
German Union fields and workers: Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg,
Germany.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. G. Oblander, Ringelstr.
43, Frankfurt a. M., Germany.
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
Treas., Anna Obst.
Asst. Treas., Ella Ludewig.
Auditor, G. Woysch.
Executive Committee: J. G. Oblander, L. Mathe, R. G. Klingbeil,

E. Bahr, K. Sinz, A. 0. Janert, M.
H. Wentland, J. Wibbens, H.
Hartkop.
Legal Assn.: " Hamburger Verein der Siebenten-Tags-Adventisten." Pres., L. R. Conradi; Sec.
and Treas., H. Hartkop.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas. fOr all West
German Fields not otherwise provided for, L. R. Kiepe.
Sec. for all West German fields
not otherwise provided for, L. R.
Kiepe.
MINISTER.
J. 0. ()blander.
LICENTIATE.
L. R. Kiepe.
Cl. von Fintel, J. Christiansen.

WEST GERMAN UNION DISTRICT.
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MINISTERS.
H. Behr, R. Muller.
Organized 1909.
Territory: Hamburg, and province

of Schleswig-Holstein; Ltibeek.
P. Thurm, P. Lux, K. Adolf, W.

Geissel, H. Mihren, W. v. Oppen,
M. Eichler.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. G. Obliinder.
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
Treas., Anna Obst.
Executive Committee: J. G. Ob'Under, Adolf Willer, P. Zahl, H.
Hartkop, H. Moller.
Adolf Milller, P. Zahl, H. Fedclersen.
LICENTIATE.
A. Grabig.
A. Behrens, J. Bahlke, A. Bremer,

H. Klages, A Severin, F. Kroll.
LOWER RHENISH CONFERENCE.

Organized 1911.
Territory: Lower Rhineland.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. Bahr.
Sec., K. Hossfeld,
Treas., Ella Ludewig.
Executive Committee: E. Bahr,
J. Wintzen, W. Dorner, J. Keppke,
R. Halenz.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., L. R. Kiepe.
Field Miss. Agt., A. Schiefer.
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
MINISTERS.
HESSIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Hesse-Nassau, Upper
Hesse, Principality of Waldeck,
and district Wetzlar.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. G. blander.
. Sec., P. Lux.
Executive Committee: J. G. Obliinder, H. Behr, P. Hanke, J.
Streib, S. Hohmann.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., N. Heiner.
See., L. R. Kiepe.
E. Bahr, J. Wintzen, F. Gassinann,

C. Bahre.
LICENTIATE.
K. Jonuleit.
0. Carstens, A. Thomas, K. Hossfeld, C. Hacker, A. Schramke, H.

Rund, A. Ernenputsch, H.
Brinkmann, W. Friese, M.
Lahm, H. Gimbel, G. Eckel.
MIDDLE GERMAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1909.
Territory: The Province of Saxony (exceptino Friedensau, District JerichowI
b and II, and District of Magdeburg) the Thuringian States, Anhalt, Brunswick,
the southern part of the Province of Hanover, and the Hessian District of Schmalkalden.

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OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., L. Mathe.
Sec., M. Gluck.
Treas., Anna Obst.
Executive Committee: L. Mathe,
C. Dangschat, H. Dierking, A.
Lusky, A. Balschmieter.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., H. Hartmann.
See., L. R. Kiepe.
MINISTERS.
L. Mathe, H. Dierking, C. Dangschat, K. Fltigel, A. Woysch, A.

Schmidt, G. Perk.
LICENTIATES.
0. Kelle, M. Wevers, P. ROsel, F.

Dorre.
H. Jerchau, A. Balschmieter, M.
Gliick, W. Althoff, H. Weinand,
A. Sommer, R. Fischer.
NORTH GERMAN CONFERENCE.

Organized 1907.
Territory: Province of Hanover
(except the southern part, with
Gottingen), Oldenburg, Bremen,
Ostfriesland, Schaumburg-Lippe,
and the district of Rinteln.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. Sinz.
Sec., H. Zimmermann.
Treas., A. Obst.
Executive Committee: C. Sinz,
P. Staubert, W. Varlemann, B.
Morick, A. Weske.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., Aug. Rollhosser.
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
MINISTERS.
C. Sinz, P. Staubert, W. Vallemann, F. Weinmann, H. Giildenzopf.

LICENTIATES.
P. Waak, Ch. Johnsen.

H. Zimmermann, F. Kobele, B.
Sassen, A. Oestereich, E. Schiitt,
C. Mansfeld.
UPPER RHENISH CONFERENCE. .

Organized 1911.
Territory: Upper Rhineland and
Oldenburg-Birkenfeld, and the
Grand Duchy .of Luxemburg.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. 0. Janert.
See., W. John.
Executive Committee: A. 0.
Janert, D. Brinckmann, A. Matern, Aug. Mathiessen, J. Jacobs.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., J. Driess.
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
MINISTERS.
A. 0. Janert, D. Brinckmann, W.
Schick.
LICENTIATE.
J. Braun. MISSIONARY LICENTIATES.
W. John, P. Gode, P. Lantzrath,

E. Reuss, E. Fischer.

WESTPHALIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1898 as the West German Conference.
Territory: The province of Westphalia, Grand Duchy of LippeDetmold, and principality of
Pyrmont.
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Advisory Committee: R. G.
Klingbeil, Th. v. Vreckem, J. H.
Weidner.
Tract Society:
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
OFFICERS.
MINISTERS.
Conference:
Pres., M. H. Wentland.
Sec., A. Janke.
Treas., Anna Obst.
Executive Committee: M. H.
Wentland, R. Muller, A. Lammel,
E. Mannesmann, A. Ruhl.
H. G. Klingbeil, J. H. Weidner, J.
L. Loots.
Tract Society:
Field Miss. Agt., H. Sauer.
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
MINISTERS.
M. H. Wentland, W. Schwenecke,
Paul Uldokat.
LICENTIATES.
H. Potschke, E. Nopper.
Fr. Rischmiiller, A. Janke, M.

Becker, K. Limpert.
LICENTIATES.
Fr. Jochmann, A. Koopmans, E.

Lecultre, H. Streithorst.
HOLLAND MISSION.
Organized 1901.
Territory: Holland.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Director, J. Wibbens.
Sec., P. Voorthuis, Jr.
Treas., A. Obst.
Advisory Committee: J. Wibbens, P. Schilstra, Chr. Westerdaal, B. Stavast, J. Oosterhuis.
Tract Society:
Sec., L. R. Kiepe.
MINISTERS.
BELGIAN MISSION.
Organized 1903.
Territory: Belgium.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Director, R. G. Klingbeil.
Sec., J. L. Loots.
Treas., Anna Obst.
J. Wibbens, P. Schilstra.
LICENTIATES.
P. Meyer, P. Voorthuis, Jr., D. P.

Boersma.
C. J. C. Bezooyen, S. I. L. Wortmann, Johanne Kunne, W. v.

' Eyseren, H. Twynstra.
LEVANT UNION MISSION.

Organized igio.
Territory: Crete, Greece, and the
Turkish Empire, and Bulgaria.
Office Address: German Post, Box
109, Galata, Constantinople,
Turkey.
OFFICERS.
Committee: E. E. Frauchiger, Superintendent; Z. G. Baharian,

R. S. Greaves, P. Bridde, A. M.
Buzugherian, C. Motzer.
Treasurer: A. Kiissner, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Sec. and Asst. Treas.: P. Bridde.
ARMENIAN MISSION.
Organized 1910.
Territory: Vilayets of Sivas, Trebizond, 1VIamouret-ul-Aziz, Diarbekr, Van, Bitlis, Erzerum.
. Turkey.
Director: Z. G. Baharian.
Treasurer: P. Bridde.
MINISTER.
Z. G. Baharian.
St. Konstantinoff, H. Stoltenberg..
CENTRAL TURKISH MISSION.

Organized 1910.
Territory: Vilayets Constantino. pie, Adrianople, Kastamuni, Aidin, Angora, Brusa, and the
- Turkish Islands.
Turkey.
Director: E. E. Frauchiger.
Advisory Committee: E. E. Frauchiger, 0. Perenian, Dr. V. Pampaian, P. Bridde; E. Ayvazian.
MINISTERS.
E. E. Frauchiger, E. Ayvazian.
LICENTIATES.
Dr. V. Pampaian, A. J. Girou.
0. Aressian, D. Keanides, 0. Pirenian, P. Bridde.
Bedros Tousdjian.
CILICIAN MISSION.
BULGARIAN MISSION.
Organized 1912.
Territory: Bulgaria.
OFFICERS.
Direttor, C. Motzer.
Sec., St. Konstantinoff.
Treas., A Kiissner.
Advisory Committee: C. Motzer, D. Varsano, Ivan Pettkoff.
Sec., P. Bridde.
MINISTER.
C. Motzer.
LICENTIATES.
A. Thomas, G. D. Kadaleff.
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Organized 1910.
Territory: Vilayets Konia, Adana,
Aleppo.
Office Address: German Post, B6X
Turkey.
Director: A. M. Buzugherian.
Committee: A. M. Buzugherian,
H. Shadarifian-, E. Theodorides.
MINISTER.
A. M. Buzugherian.
A. Veziriades, H. Shadarifian.
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LEVANT UNION MISSION.

GRECIAN MISSION.
Separated from Turkish Mission,
1910.
Territory: Greece and Crete; Vilayets of Janina, Scutari, Salonica, Monastir, Kossovo with
Novi-Bazar.
Turkey.
Director: R. S. Greaves, poste restante, Patras, Greece.

MINISTER.
R. S. Greaves.
LICENTIATE.
I'r. Scior.
. MISSIONARY LICENTIATES.
Loxandra Keanides.
EUROPEAN DIVISION MISSIONS.

Territory: The following Missions,
comprising all of Africa (except
the South African Union, Rhodesia, and British Central Africa.), and the surrounding islands, Syria, -Mesopotamia, Arabia, Persia, Afghanistan, Turkestan, Siberia, and Trans-Caucasia, are operated under the
direction of the Mission Board
(Executive Committee) of the
European Division. Conference,
Urindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
ABYSSINIAN MISSION.
Opened 1907.
Territory: Italian Colony of Eritrea, Abyssinia, British and
Italian Somaliland.
Address: Asmara, Eritrea, Poste
Restante (via Brindisi, Italy),
' East Africa.
Local Committee: Hans Steiner,
Director; P. N.Lindegren, Emery Lorntz.
Minister: Hans Steiner.
Licentiate: P. N. Lindegren.
Missionary Licentiates: Emery
Lorntz.
AMUR MISSION.
Dating from 'Jan. 1, 1914.
Territory: The Amur and Coast
Provinces.
Director: H. Lobel.
MINISTER.
IF. Gael.
Raukas.
BRITISH EAST AFRICAN

MISSION.
Organized 1912 (Entered 1900).
Territory: British East Africa.
Head Station: Gendia, Kisumu,
British East Africa.
Second Station: Wire Hill, ,Kisumu.
Third Station: Karungu, Kisumu.
Fourth Station: Rusinga, Kisumu.
Fifth Station: Kisi, Kisumu.
Sixth Station: Kaniadodo, Kisumu.
Seventh Station: Kamagambo,
Kisumu.'
OFFICERS
Director, A. A. Carscallen.
Sec., B. L. Morse.
Advisory Committee: 'A. A.
Carscallen, J. D. Baker, B. L.
Morse.
MINISTERS.
A. A. Carscallen, J. D. Baker, B.
L. Morse.
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L. Lane, E. B. Phillips, R. Watson, H. Sparks, J. Evenson, D.

E. Delhove.
S. Farag, Beni Addi, nr. Manfalut, Upper Egypt.

Bulos- Abdul Messiah, Akhmeem;
Upper Egypt.
GERMAN EAST AFRICAN
CANARY ISLANDS MISSION.

Opened 1911. ,
Address: 14 Calle del Consistorio,
La Laguna, Teneriffe, Canary
Islands.
Missionary Licentiates: B. B. Aldrich, Mrs. B. B. Aldrich.
Established 1903.
Territory: German East Africa.
Supt.: B. Ohme, Post Shirati, Victoria Nyanza, German East Africa.
Assistant Supt.: E. Kotz, Friedenstal, Post Buiko, via Tanga,
German East Africa.
EAST SIBERIAN MISSION.

Yeniseisk, Irkutsk; the provinces of Transbaikalia, Yakutsk.
OFFICERS.
Director: Epifan Gnadjin.

Advisory Committee: Epifan
Gniidjin, A. Liisenko, Alex. Sittnikow.
MINISTER.
E. Gnildjin.
Alex. Sittnikow, G. Raus, A. D.

Kalaschnikow.
EGYPTIAN MISSION.
Organized 1902.
Territory: Egypt and Egyptian
Sudan.
Local Committee: Gea. Keough
(Supt.), A. A. Elshaheed (Sec.),
and 0. Bezirdjian.
Field Miss. Agt., 0. Bezirdjian.
MINISTER.
George Keough, Beni Addi, nr.

Manfalut, Upper Egypt.
Wilhelmina Muller, 27 Sharia Abu

el Maali, Shoubra, Cairo, Egypt.
I. SOUTH PARE MISSION

FIELD.
Local Committee: E. Kotz, A. C.
Enns, H. Drangmeister, M. Poenig, M. Kunze (Secretary).
Head Station: Friedenstal, Post
Buiko, via. Tanga, German East
Africa.
Second Station: Kihuiro, Post
Buiko, via Tanga, German East
Africa.
Third Station: Vuasu, Post Buiko,
via Tanga; German East Africa.
Fourth Station: Vunta, Post
Africa.
MINISTERS.
E. Kotz, A. C. Enns, H. Drangmeister, M. Ponig.

LICENTIATE.
M. Kunze.
II. VICTORIA. NYANZA MISSION FIELD.
Local Committee: B. Ohme, J.
Persson, W. Kolling, F. W. Vasenius, K. Kaltenhauser, F.
Winter (Secretary).
District Majita: District Supt., B.
Ohme, Majita.
Head Station: Majita, Post Shirati, German East Africa.

Second Station: Iramba Post Shirati, German East Africa.
Third Station: Nyabangi, 'Post
Shirati, German East Africa.
District Busegwe: .District Supt.,
J. Persson, Busegwe.
Head Station: Busegwe, Post Shirati, German East Africa.
'Second Station: Kidzu, Post Shirati, German East Africa.
Third Station: Utimbaru, Post
Shirati, German East Africa.
Fourth Station: Sisaki, Post Shirati, German East Africa.
District Usukuma: District Supt.,
W. Rolling, Ntusu.
Head Station: Ntusu, Post Shirati, German East Africa.
Secind Station: Itilima, Post Shirati, German East Africa.
Third Station: Kanadi, Post Shirati, German East Africa.
Fourth Station: Magala, Post Shirati, German East Africa.
MINISTERS.
B. Ohme, J. Persson, W. Kiilling.
-LICENTIATE.
J. A. B. Davies,
J. W. Garbrah, James Dauphin.
MADAGASCAR MISSION.
(To be entered 1914).
Territory: Island of Madagascar
and the surrounding islands.
MINISTER.
Paul Badaut, care Grindelberg
NIGERIA MISSION.
Organized December, 1913.
Territory: Southern Nigeria,
West Africa.
Mission being established; temporary address, Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa.
Director, D. Q. Babcock.
LICENTIATES.
H. Palm, K. Kaltenhauser, F. W.
Vasenius, 0. Wallath, F. Winter, E. Dominick, V. Toppenberg, R. Stein.
W. Seiler, F. Bornath, R. MunAg,
B. Schurich, L. Aberle.
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MINISTERS.
D. C. Babc'ock, R. P. Dauphin.
LICENTIATE.
S. Morgue.
NORTH AFRICAN MISSION.

Entered 1905.
GOLD COAST MISSION.

Territory: Gold Coast; West Africa.
Mission being established; temporary address, Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa.
OFFICERS.
Director: W. H. Lewis.
MINISTER.
W. H. Lewis.
Teiritory: Algeria and Tunis.

MINISTER.
J. C. Guenin, Constantine, p. r.
Algeria.
Jose Abella, Alger, rue Cat 3, Edouard, Algeria.
W. E. Hancock, 75 rue Mostaganem, Oran, Algeria.
R. T. E. Colth'urst, 31 ii rue Auber,
Mustapha-Alger, Algeria.
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' PERSIAN MISSION.
Entered 1911.
Territory: - Persia and Afghanistan.

Office Address: Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
MINISTER.
0. Staubert, Maragha, Persia.
LICENTIATE.
F. F. Oster, Maragha, Persia.
SIERRA LEONE MISSION.
Address: Freetown, Sierra Leone,
West Africa.
OFFICERS.
Director, E. W. Myers.
Sec. and Treas., T. M. French.
Advisory Committee: E. W.
Myers, T. M. French, W. H.
Lewis, J. E. Hartley, J. A. During.
MINISTER.
T. M. French.
LICENTIATES.
E. W. Myers, I. W. Harding.
H. E. Lynch, D. B. Thomas, B. W.
Davies, a E. Smart, S. V. Davies, George Williams, Jos.
Palmer, Henry Wilson, Jos. Davies.
SOUTH CAUCASIAN MISSION.
Separated from Caucasian Conference, 1912.
Territory: Governments of Baku,
Erivan, Elizabethpol, Kutais,
Tiflis, and Kars-District.
OFFICERS.
Director, A. Osol.
Sec., W. Dymann.

Miss. Sec., P. Brandt.
Executive Committee: A. Osol,
Th. Heyde, W. Istjagin.
A. Osol.
MINISTER.
A. Waal', W. Dymann, G. Gasarjan, W. Slawnow, W. Istjagin.
SYRIAN MISSION.
(Separated from Levant Union
1912).
Territory: .Syria (excepting Vilayet Aleppo); Mesopotamia, and
Arabia.
Local Committee: W. C. Ising
(Supt), H. Erzbrger, L. Krug
(See.), and Shukry Noufel.
MINISTERS.
W. C. icing, Deutsche Post, Beirut,
Syria.
H. Erzberger, Deutsche Post, Beirut, Syria.
LICENTIATES.
L. Krug, Deutsche Post, Jerusalem, Palestine, Syria.
Fr. Gregorius, Deutsche Post,
Jaffa, Palestine, Syria.
Magda Skodso, Deutsche Post, Jerusalem, Palestine.
Tigean,Zachary, Beirut, Syria.
Ibraham al Khalil, Deutsche Post,
Beirut, Syria.
TURKESTAN MISSION.
Dating ,from Jan. 1, 1911.
Territory: The provinces of Ferghana, Samarcand, Syr- Darla;
the Transcaspian Territories;
and the 'vassal states of Khiva
and Bokhara.
OFFICERS.
Director: B. Schmidt.
Advisory Committee: B. Schmidt,
G. Zierat, D. P. Bertram, Ph.
Trippel.

MINISTERS.
B. Schmidt, G. Zierat.
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LICEN TIATE.
K. K. Diick.
Ph. Kurbatow.
E. Skorobrestschuk.
WEST SIBERIAN MISSION.
CONGO MISSION.
Territory: The provinces of

Uralsk, Turgai, Akmolinsk,
Semipalatinsk, and Semirechinsk, and the governments of
Tomsk and Tobolsk.
Director: H. K. Lobsack.
Advisory Committee: H. K: Lobsack, J. Ebel, J. Jurickson, J.
Sbrejew, K. K. Duck.
(Unentered.)
MINISTERS..
'H. K. Lobsack, J. Jurickson, J.

Ebel.
Territory: Congo Free State.
SAHARA MISSION.
(Unentered.)
Territory: Tripoli, Morocco, and
the French possessions in Northern Africa, excepting Algeria
and Tunis.
ASIATIC DIVISION.
Set off in 1909; reorganized in 1913.
Territory: China, Manchuria,
Thibet, Mongolia, Chinese Turkestan, Japan, Korea, Malay Peninsula, East Indies, Straits
Settlements, and Philippine Islands.
" Adventist," Shanghai.
Postal Address: Box 523, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai; or 25
Lahore Road, Shanghai, China.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Pres., R. C. Porter, office. address.
Vice-Pres., F. H. DeVinney, Tokyo, Japan.
Sec., Treas., and Auditor, C. N.

Woodward.
Field Miss. Agt., H. M. Blunden.
Executive Committee: R. C.
Porter, F. H. DeVinney, C. N.
Woodward, L. V. Finster, C. L.
Butterfield, F. A. Detamore, R. F.
Cottrell, George Harlow, 0. A.
Hall.
Legal name under which property is held: "The General Conference Corporation of Seventhday Adventists." C. N. Woodward, Attorney-in-fact.
Sec., Mrs. C. N. Woodward.
(All persons named below may
be addressed as above.)
MINISTERS.
R. C. Porter, A. C. Selmon, J. E.
Shultz, B. Petersen.
LICENTIATES.
C. N. Woodward, 0. J. Gibson, 0.
J. Grundset, H. J. Doolittle, M.
C. Warran, H. M. Blunden.
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C. M. Lee, J. O. Ryd, Mrs. J. 0.

Ryd,. Pauline Schilberg, Mrs. R.
C. Porter, Mrs. C. N. Woodward,
Mrs. A. C. Selmon, Mrs. 0. J.
Gibson, Olive Osborne, Mrs. J.
E. Shultz, Mrs. 0. J. Grundset,
Mrs: B. Petersen, Mrs. M. C.
Warren, Mrs. H. J. Doolittle, A.
Mountain, Mrs. A. Mountain.
CENTRAL CHINA MISSION.
Organized 1909.
Territory: Honan, Hupeh, Hunan,
Kiangsi.
Postal Address: Hankow, Hupeh,
China.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., R. F. Cottrell.
Sec. and Treas., Dr. A. G. Larson.
Advisory- Committee: R. F. Cottrell, Dr. A. G. Larson, J. J. Westrup, C. P. Lillie, Frederick Lee,
S. G. White, Li Fah Kung, Liu
Djen Bang, Hwang Dzun Dao.
Sabbath-school Sec., Mrs. R. F.
Cottrell.
Director of Hunan Province, R. F.
Cottrell.
Treasurer of Hunan Province, C.
P. Lillie.
Director of Hupeh Province, Frederick Lee.
Treasurer of Hupeh Province, Dr.
A. G! Larson.
Director of Honan Province, J. J.
-We strup.
Treasurer of Honan Province, S.
G. White.
MINISTERS.
R. F. Cottrell, Changsha, Hunan,

China.
F. A. Allmn, Yen Cheng, Honan,
China.
ASIATIC DIVISION.
J. J. Westriip, Yen Cheng, Honan,
China.
C. P. Lillie, Changsha, Hunan,
China.
Frederick Lee, Hankow, Hupeh,
China.
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Secretary and Treasurer of Kiangsu Province, K. H. Wood.

(All persons named below may
be addressed as above.)
MINISTER.
LICENTIATES.
S. G. White, Hankow, Hupeh,

China.
Liu Dien Bang, Yen Cheng, Honan,
China.
Hwang Dzun Dao, Changsha, Hunan, .China:
MISSIONARY 'LICENTIATES.
Dr. A. G. Larson, Hankow, Hupeh,

China.
Mrs. A. G. Larson, Hankow, Hu' peh, China.
Mrs. R. F. Cottrell, Changsha, Hunan, China.
Mrs. Eva Allum, Yen Cheng, Honan, China.
Mrs. Huldah Westrup, Yen Cheng,
Ronan, China.
Mrs. Frederick Lee, Hankow, Hupeh, China.
Mrs. C. P. Lillie, Changsha, Hunan, China.
Mrs. S. G. White, Hankow, Hupeh,
China.
EAST CHINA MISSION.,

Organized 1909.
Territory: Kiangsu, Shantung,
Anhuei, and Chekiang.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., 0. A. Hall.
Sec. and Tre.as., W. E. Gillis.
Advisory Committee: 0. A. Hall,
W. E. Gillis, F. E. Stafford, Dr. A.
C. Selmon, K. H. Wood, C. D. Han.
. Sabbath-school Sec., Mrs. 0. A.
Hall.
Director of Kiangsu Province, F.
E. Stafford.
0. A. Hall.
LICENTIATES.
W. E. Gillis, K. H. Wood, F. E.
Stafford.
Mrs. B. Miller, Mrs. Nellie Stafford, Mrs. 0. A. Hall, Mrs. K. H.

Wood, Mrs. W. E. Gillis. -
SOUTH CHINA MISSION.

Territory: Province of Fukien,
Kwangtung, Kwangsi, and the
island of Formosa.
Postal Address: British Post Office, Canton, China.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., George Harlow.
Sec. and Treas., B. A. Meeker.
Advisory Committee: George
Harlow, B. L. Anderson, J. P. Anderson, W. F. Hills, S. A. Nagel,
N. P. Keh, Ang Ton Kiet.
Sabbath-school Sec.; Mrs. B. A.
Meeker.
Director and Treasurer of Fukien
and Formosa, B. L. Anderson.
Director of Swatow Work, W. F.
Hills.
Treasurer of Swatow Work, Ang
Tou Kiet.
Director of Cantonese Work,
George Harlow.
Treasurer of Cantonese . Work, B.
A. Meeker.
Director of Hakka Work, J. P.
Anderson.
Treasurer of Hakka VOrk, S. A.
Nagel.
ASIATIC DIVISION.
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MINISTERS.
George Harlow, British Post .Office, Canton, China.

13. A. Meeker, British Post Office,
Canton, China.
E. H. Wilbur, Pakhoi, Kwangtung,
China.
Dr. Law Keem, Fat Shan, Kwangtung, China.
J. P. Anderson; Wai Chow,
Kwangtung, China.
W. F. Hills, Swatow, Kwangtung,
China.
Ang Tou Kiet, Swatow, Kwangtung, China.
B. L. Anderson, Kulangsu, Amoy,
China.
N. P. Keh, Kulangsu, Amoy,
China.
OFFICERS.
Supt. F. H. DeVinney.
Sec. and Treas.,
Advisory Committee: F. H. DeVinney,
,- H. F. Benson, W. D. Burden, T. H. Okohira,
H. Kuniya, K. Noma.
Tract Society:
.
Sec. and Treas.,
Field Miss. Agt., H. Stacey.
.
Sec., S. Miyake..
Sec., H. Kuniya.
Asst. Sec., John N. Herbolheimer.
LICENTIATES.
. S. A. Nagel, Wai Chow, Kwangtung, China.

A. L. Ham, Hongkong, China.
Mrs. George Harlow, British Post

Office, Canton, China.
Mrs. E. H. Wilbur, Pakhoi,
Kwangtung, China.
.Mrs. B. A. Meeker,. British Post
Office, Canton, China.
Mrs. Law Keem, - Fat Shan,
Kwangtung, China.
Mrs. J. P. Anderson, Wai Chow,
Kwangtung, China.
Mrs. W. F. Hills, Swatow, Kwangtong, China.
Mrs. B. L. Anderson, Kulangsu,
Amoy, China.
Mrs. A. L. Ham, Hongkong, China.
Mrs. S. A. Nagel, Wai Chow,
Icwangtung,'China.
JAPAN MISSION.
Organized 1896.
Territory: Japan.
Cable Address: Adventist, Tokyo.
Office Address: 291 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo, Japan.
MINISTERS.
F. H. DeVinney, 291 Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.

T. IL Okohira, 826 Sendagayamachi, Tokyo, Japan.
H. Kuniya, 291 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo, Japan.
W. D. Burden, 826 Sendagayamachi, Tokyo, Japan.
If, F. Benson, 291 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo, Japan.
B. P. Hoffman, 180 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo, Japan.
LICENTIATES.
P. A. Webber, 293 San3:a, Yoyogi,

Tokyo, Japan.
Alfonzo Anderson, 293 Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
missioNARY LICENTIATES.
Mrs. F. IL De Vinney; 291 Sanya,.
Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
Mrs. W. D. Burden, 826 Sendagaya-machi, Tokyo, Japan.
Mrs. Helen Benson, 291 Sanya,
lohn N. Herboltzheimer, 11 Nishitobi-machi, Yokohama, Japan.
Mrs. John N. Herboltzheimer, 11
'Nishitobi-machi, Yokohama, Japa n.
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ASIATIC DIVISION.
Mrs. Florence G. Hoffman, 180
Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
Mrs. P. A. Webber, 293 Sanya,
Mrs. Alfonso Anderson, 293 Sanya,
F. A. DeVinney, 291 Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
H. Stacey, 826 Sendagaya-machi,
Tokyo, Japan.
KOREAN MISSION.
Organized 1908.
Territory: Korea.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Seoul, Korea.
Office Address: Seoul, Korea.
W. R. Smith, Wonsan, Korea.

Riley Rusell, M. D., Soonan, Korea.
LICENTIATES.
H. M. Lee, Soonan, Korea.

H. C. Wangerin, Keizan, Korea.
H. A. Oberg, Seoul, Korea.
F. F. Mills, Seoul, Korea.

Mrs. C. L.. Butterfield, Seoul, Korea.
Mrs. W. R. Smith, Wonsan, Korea.
Mrs. Riley Russell, Soonan, Korea.
Mrs. H. M. Lee, Soonan, Korea.
Mrs. H. A. Oberg, Seoul, Korea.
Mrs. R. C. Wangerin, Keizan, Korea.
Miss Mimi Scharffenberg, Seoul, .
- Korea.
Miss May Scott, Soonan, Korea.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., C. L. Butterfield.
Sec. and Treas., F. F. Mills.
Advisory Committee: C. L. Butterfield, W. R. Smith, Riley Russell, H. M. Lee, Kim Pyong Nong,
Ohyon Mon Cook, Kim Na Chun,
R. C. Wangerin.
Tract Society:
Sec., Mimi Scharffenberg.
Treas., Kim Pong Ku.
Field Miss. Agt., H. A. Oberg.
Sec., H. A. Oberg.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., H. M. Lee.
Medical Dept.:
Sec., Riley Russell, M. D.
MINISTERS.
C. L. Butterfield, Seoul, Korea.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS MISSION.

Organized 1906.
Territory: Philippine Islands and
the Sulu Archipelago.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Manila.
Address: 803 Georgia Ave., Ma nila, Philippine Islands.
Director: L. V. Finster.
Ministers: L. V. Finster, E. M.
Adams, W. E. Lanier, R. E.
Hay.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. E.
M. Adams, Mrs. L. V. Finster,
F. G. Ashbaugh, U. C. Fattebert, Mrs. U. C. Fattebert, Mrs.
W. E. Lanier, Robert Stewart,
Mrs. Robert Stewart.
Volunteer Secretary: Mrs. L. V.
Finster.
EAST INDIES AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES.

Connection with Asiatic Division Mission dating from Jan. I, 1912.
Territory: Singapore and the Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Java,
, New Guinea
Borneo, Celebs
(except British and German),
and the lesser islands of the
East Indies.
Cable Address: " Advent," Singapore.
Postal Address: 12 Dhoby Ghaut,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., F. A. Detamore,.
Sec. and Treas., H. E. Sharp.
Advisory Committee: F. A. Betamore, H. E. Sharp, R. P. Montgomery, B. Judge, Miss P. Tunheim, G. A. Wood.
Sabbath-school Sec., Mrs. H. E.
Sharp.
Field and Missionary Agt., J. Van
de Groep.
Minister: R. P. Montgomery.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. R. P.
Montgomery, Chan Thian Hee.
SUMATRA MISSION.
Organized Jan. 1, 1913.
Postal Address: Zee Straat, Padang, Sumatra, Dutch East Indies.
Director: B. Judge.
Sec. and Treas.: Mrs. B. Judge.
Minister: J. S. Yates.
Licentiate: B. Judge.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. B.
Judge, Ithinanuel Serrigar, Mrs.
J. S. Yates.
EAST JAVA' MISSION.
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS MISSION.

Postal Address: 12 Dhoby Ghaut,
Director: F. A. Detamore.
Sec. and Treas.: H. E. Sharp.

Minister: F. A. Detamore.
Missionary Licentiates: A. R.
Duckworth, Chan Teck Sung,
Isabel Fox, Yew Cheng Hong.
.Address: 51 Pasar Besar Wetan,

Soerabaja, Java, Dutch East Indies.
Director: G. A. Wood.
Sec. and Treas.: Mrs. G. A. Wood.
Missionary Licentiates: G. A.
Wood, Mrs. G. A. Wood, P.
Pietersz.
WEST JAVA MISSION.
BRITISH NORTH BORNEO MISSION.

Organized June 1, 1913.
Postal Address: Sandakan, British North Borneo.
Director: R. P. Montgomery.
Sec. and Treas.: Mrs. R. P. Montgomery.
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Postal Address: 212 Kenari, Sa1emb

Weltevreden, Java,
Dutch East Indies.
Director and Treas.: Miss P. Tunheim.
Missionary Licentiates: Miss P.
Tunheim, Petroes Longgo, Emma Brouwer.
AUSTRALASIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1894.
Territory: The Conferences of New
South Wales, New Zealand,
Queensland, South Australia,
Victoria-Tasmania, West Australia, and the Mission Fields of
Micronesia, Melanesia, Polynesia.
Cable Address: "Adventist," Sydney.
Office: " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N.
S. W., Australia.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. E. Fulton.
Vice-Presidents, M. Lukens and
J. M. Johanson.
Sec. and Treas., C. H. Pretyman.
Executive Committee: J. E. Fulton, the presidents of the local
conferences, M. Lukens, J. M.
Johanson, G. Teasdale, A. W. Anderson, C. H. Pretyman, Dr. W.
H. James, Mrs. A. L. Hindson, G.
S. Fisher, L. D. A. Lemke.
Financial Advisory Committee:
C. H. Pretyman, C.. S. Fisher.
Legal Assn.: " Australasian
Conf. Assn., Ltd." Pres., J. E.
Fulton; Vice-Pres., M. Lukens;
Sec. and Treas., C. H. Pretyman.
Signs -Publishing Company, Ltd.,
Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Manager, J. M. Joa
nson, Warburton.
Union Miss. Sec., M. Lukens,
430 Little Collins St., Melbourne,
Union Miss. Agt., L. D. A.
Lemke, Warburton.
Book Committee: J. M. Johanson, A. W. Anderson, G. Teasdale,
Miss Agnes Bell, Mrs: A. L. Hindson.'
;
Island Book Committee: J. E.

Fulton; E. H. Gates, G. Teasdale,
Mrs. A. L. Hindson, Mrs. A. G.
Waugh, C. H. Pretyman.
Sec., Mrs. A. L. Hindson, " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., A. W. Anderson, Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Sec., Dr. W. H. James, Sanitarium, Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Sec., A. W. Anderson, Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Sec., Mrs. A. L. Hindson, " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Ausl tralia.
Central Polynesian Union Mission
Advisory CoMmittee:
A. G. Stewart, H. T. Howse, G.
G. Stewart.
Eastern Polynesian Union Mission
Advisory Committee:
F. E. Lyndon, G. L. Sterling.
MINISTERS.
J. E. Fulton, " Mizpah,"

roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
M. Lukens, 430 Little Collins St.,
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
J. M. Johanson, Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
W. L. H. Baker, Australasian Missionary College, Cooranbong, N.
S. W., Australia.
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R. Hare, " Mizpah," Wahroonga, Dr. T. A. Sherwin, Sanitarium,

N. S. W., Australia.
G. Teasdale, Australasian Mission- Miss W. Osborn, Sanitarium, Warary College, Cooranbong, N. S.
burton, Victoria, Australia.
W., Australia.
J.
L. Branford, Mona Mona MisA. W. Anderson, Warburton, Vicsion, Kurandah, via Cairns,
toria, Australia.
Queensland, Australia.
G. F. Jones, " Mizpah," Wahroonga,
J. Todd, Warburton, Victoria,
Australia.
Mrs. G. F. Jones, " Mizpah," WaliLICENTIATES.
. roonga, N. S. W., Australia.
C. V. Bell, " Mizpah," Wahroonga,
L. D. A. Lemke, Warburton, Vic
toria, Australia.
Mrs. T. E. Escreet, Australasian
F. L. Chaney, Australasian MisMissionary. College, Cooranbong,
sionary College, Cooranbong, N.
S. W., Australia.
F. L. Sharp, " Mizpah," Wah- Miss G. Cherry, Australasian Missionary College, Cooranbong, N.
S. W., Australia.
A. G. Miller, Warburton, Victoria,
Mrs. A. G. Stewart, Suva Von,
Australia.
Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
C. H. Pretyman, " Mizpah," Wahronga, N. S. W., Australia.
C. H. Schowe, Australasian Missionary College, Cooranbong, N.
Dr. F. C. Richards, " Mizpah,"
S. W., Australia.
P. B. Rudge, Mona Mona Mission, Mrs. C. H. Schowe, Australasian
Kurandah, via Cairns, QueensMissionary College, Cooranbong,
land, Australia.
W. R. Carswell, " Mizpah," Wah- Mrs. H. T. HOwse, Apia, Apolo,
Samoa, Pacific Ocean.
E. Rosendahl, Australasian MisMISSIONARY LICENTIATES.
sionary College, Cooranbong, N.
S. W., Australia.
Mrs. A. L. Hiiidson, " Mizpah,"
Miss Rhae Allbon, Australasian
G. S. Fisher, Health Food Caf, 45
Missionary College, Cooranbong,
. Hunter St., Sydney, N. S. W.,
Australia.
Mrs. F. L. Chaney, Australasian
S. V. Stratford, " Mizpah," WahMissionary College, Cooranbong,
Mrs. E. Shannan, Sanitarium,
Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia. Miss K. Giblett, Darling Range
School, Green's Landing, West
Mrs. F. L. Sharp, " Mizpah," WahAustralia, Australia.
roonga; N. S. W., Australia.
Miss L. Davies, Darling Range.
Dr. E. Richards, " Mizpah,"
roonga, N. S. W., Anstralia.
Australia, Australia,
Dr. M. M. Freeman, Sanitarium, J. Mills, Oroua MissiOnary School,.
Longburn, New Zealand.
AUSTRALASIAN- UNION CONFERENCE.

Mrs. J. Mills, Oroua Missionary
School, Longburn, New Zealand.
Miss Maud Smart, Oroua Missionary School, Longburn, New Zealand.
Mrs. E. Caro, Australasian Missionary Collge, Cooranbong, N.
S. W.,- Australia.
H. Kirk, Australasian Missionary
College, .Cooranbong, N..S. W.,
Australia.
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Sec., Miss E. M. James.
MINISTERS.
All of whom may be addressed
at " Tereora," The Avenue, Strathfield, N. S. W., Australia.
E. H. Gates, A. H. White, W. G.
Brittain, E. S. Butz, C. A. Paap.
LICENTIATES:
NEW SOUTH WALES CONFER' ENCE. Organized 1895.

Territory: The ' State .of New
South Wales.,
Office: " Tereora," The Avenue,
Strathfield, N. S. W., Australia.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., E. H. Gates.
Vice-Pres., A. H. White.
Sec. and Treas., P. Foster.
Executive Committee: E. H.
Gates, A. H. White, W. G. Brittain,
G. S. Fisher, D. Little, J. Hindson,
W. N. Lock.
Tract Society:
Sec., Miss E. H. Gregg.
Treas., P. Foster.
Field Miss. Sec., W. N. Lock.
Field Miss. Agt., W. N. Lock.
Asst. Field Miss. Agt., Miss E.
H. Gregg.
Sec., Miss E. M. James.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. H. Schowe.
Asst. Sec., Miss V. M. Rogers.
Sec., A. W. Cormack.
A. W. Cormack, G. E. Marriott,
R. E. Hare, R. Salton.
Miss Annie E. Pearce, Miss I. Robertson, Miss H. R. Pearce, Miss
E. M. James, W. Codling, A. W.
Kent, Mrs. M. Caro; P. Foster,
Miss A. E. 'White, Miss E. H.
Gregg, Miss V. M. Rogers, W. N.
Lock, J. Hindson, G. Robinson,
J. S. Harding, Miss S. Read.
Miss Myra Ford, Mrs. D. Nicholson, Miss J. Fulton, Miss R.
.liard.
NEW ZEALAND CONFERENCE.

Organized 1889.,
Territory: The Dominion of New
Zealand.
Cable Address: Mastery, Wellington, New Zealand.
Office: .70 Nairn St., Wellington,
New Zealand.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. M. Cole.
Vice-Pres.,
Sec. and Treas., Miss F. E. Mills.
Executive Committee: J. M.
Cole, W. H. Pascoe, Dr. Eric Caro,
G. F. Wright, F. G. Rampton, S.
H.' Amyes.
Legal Assn.: " New Zealflnd
Conference, Incorporated."
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Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Miss I. M.
Sharp.
Field Miss. Sec., Miss F. E.
Mills.
Field Miss. Agt., F. G. Hampton.
Sec., Miss F. E. Mills.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., J. Mills.
Sec.,
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., C. H. Watson.
Sec. and Treas., J. H. Mills.
Executive Committee: C. H.
Watson, H. J. Cooper, W. G. Hodgkinson, F. L. Wiltshire, B. J.
Cozens.
Legal Assn..
Tract Society:

Sec., Dr. Eric Caro.
Sec. and Treas., J. H. Mills.

Field Miss. Agt. and Field Miss.
Sec., W. G. Hodgkinson.

Sec., Miss F. E. Mills.
Sec., Miss L. M. Bree.
MINISTERS.
J. M. Cole, 70 Nairn St., Welling.

ton, New Zealand.
W. H. Pascoe, 70 Nairn St., Wellington, New Zealand.
C. K. Meyers, 70 Nairn St., Wellington, New Zealand.
W. J. Westerman, 70 Nairn St.,
Wellington, New Zealand.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., J. H. Mills.
Sec.,
See., C. H. Watson.
Asst. Sec., J. H. Mills.
LICENTIATES.
H. E. Piper, 70 Nairil St., Wellington, New Zealand.

A. Currow, 70 Nairn St., Wellington, New Zealand.
F. G. Hampton, Miss I. M. Sharp,

Dr. Eric Caro, Miss' F. Moore,
G. A. Brandstatter, 0. V. Helestrand, L. G. Paap, M. W. Carey,
R. K. Piper, J. Gillis, Miss M. E.
Owen.
Miss L. M. Beavis.
QUEENSLAND CONFERENCE.
Organized 1899.
Territory: The State of Queensland.
Office: Corner Peel and Grey Sts.,
South Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia.

Sec., Miss L. M. Bree.
MINISTERS.
C. H. Watson, Corner Peel and

Grey Sts., South Brisbane,
J. Allen, Corner Peel and Grey
Sts., South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
LICENTIATES.
B. Cozens, Corner Peel and Grey

Sts., South Brisbane, Queens]and, Australia.
L. Currow, Corner Peel and Grey
J. H. Mills, W. G. Hodgkinson, H.
Streeter, Miss L. M. Bree, L.
Newbold, Miss E. Westerman.
AUSTRALASIA N- UNION CONFERENCE.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CONFERENCE.
Organized 1899.
Territory: The State of South
Australia, and the city of Broken Hill, N. S. W.
Office: 12 Fifth Avenue, St. Peters,
South Australia, Australia.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. W. Fletcher.
Vice-Pres., C. P. Michaels.
Sec., Miss R. V. Stratford.
Treas., P. H. Pretyman.
Executive Committee': W. W.
Fletcher, C. P. Michaels, C. Davey,
J. F. T. Steed, J. J. Potter, W.
Vercoe, Sr:, P. H. Pretyman.
Tract Society:
Treas., P. H. Pretyman.
Miss. Campaign Committee: W.
W. Fletcher, J. J. Potter, Miss M.
C. Barlow, H. Stout.
Asst. Sec., Miss M. C. Barlow.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., W. W. Fletcher.
Secs., T. A. Brown, H. Stout.
Sec., Miss M. C. Barlow.
MINISTERS.
'N. W. Fletcher, 12 Fifth Ave., St.

Peters, South Australia, Australia.
C. P. Michaels, 12 Fifth Ave., St.
D. N. Wall, 12 Fifth Ave., St. Peters, South. Australia, Australia.
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LICENTIATES.
T. A. Brown, 12 Fifth Ave., St.

E. B. Rudge, 12 Fifth Ave., St. Peters, South Australia, Australia.
H. A. Lukens, 12 Fifth Ave., St.
Peters, South Australia,-Australia.
P. H. Pretyman, Miss R. V. Stratford, Miss M. C. Barlow, J. J.

Potter, W. E. Battye, A. V. Carter, Mrs. L. Thomas, H. Stout.
VICTORIA-TASMANIA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1888.
Territory: The States of Victoria and Tasmania.
Office: 430 Little Collins St., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., M. Lukens.
Vice-Pres., J. H. Woods.
Sec. and Treas., S. V. Stratford.
Executive Committee: M. Lukens, J. H. Woods, E. H. Murfet,
J. M. Johanson, J. A. McAinsh, T.
H. Craddock, A. H. Rogers'.
Tract Society:
Sec.,
Field Miss. Sec., J. M. Johanson.
Sabbath-schoOl Dept.:
Sec., Mrs. M. Lukens.
Religioui Liberty Dept.:
Sec., T. H. Craddock.
See., Miss A. S. Higgins.
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MINISTERS.
(All of whom may be addressed

at 430 Little Collins St., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.)
M. Lukens, J. H. Woods, A. H.
Rogers, T. H. Craddock, J. E.
Steed, G. Hubbard, R. C. Stewart.
LICENTIATE.
W. H. James, N. J. Walldorff, H.
C. Harker, H. Mitchell, J. S.
Stewart, G. Burgess.
J. Gillespie,' Mrs. F. Bottrill, Miss

A. S. Higgins, Miss M. McDowell, W. Armstrong, C. Head, J.
W. Kent, Miss M. Voss, T.
Driver, Miss M. Anderson, Miss
H. L. Cozens.
CHURCH -SCHOOL TEACHER.
Miss C. Bourne., Warburton, Victoria, Australia.

Mrs. N. D. Faulkhead, Warburton,
WEST AUSTRALIAN CONFERENCE.
Sec., Miss C. M. Rule.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., W. J. Smith.
Sec.,
Sec., Miss C. M. Rule.
MINISTERS.
A. H. Piper, 103 William St.,

Perth, West Australia.
L. J. Imrie, 103 William St.,
W. J. Smith, Darling Range
Australia.
LICENTIATES.
C. E. Ashcroft, 103 William St.,

E. Behrens, 103 William St.,
Organized 1902.
Territory: The State of West Australia:
Office: 103 William St., Perth,
West Australia.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. H. Piper.
Vice-Pres., L. J. Imrie.
Sec. and Treas., R. E. G. Blair.
Executive Committee: A. H.
Piper, L. J. Imrie, H. Ward, W. J.
Wright, A. G. Minchin, C. E. Ashcroft, W. J. Smith.
Tract Society:
Sec., Miss M. E. Learned.
Treas., R. E. G. Blair.
Field Miss. Sec., Miss C. M. Rule.
(All of whom may be addressed

at 103 William St., Perth, West
Australia.)
Miss M. Chandler, Mis-s C. M.
Rule, Mrs. C. E. Ashcroft, R. H.
Constandt, R. Howie, Mrs. W. L.
- H. Baker, Miss D. Bartlett, Miss
M. E. Learned, Miss L. Minchin,
Miss F. Reed, Miss E. Britten,
Miss Sawyer, J. A. Moore, W. T.
Hunt, Mrs. W. Dixon.
CHURCH -SCHOOL TEACHER.
Miss Millie Dawkins, Miss Amy

Clarke, Miss B. M. Voss, Miss
K. Giblett, Miss L. Davies.
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COOK ISLANDS MISSION.
MAORI MISSION.
Address: Aitutaki, Cook Islands,
Address: 70 Nairn St., Wellington,
South Pacific Ocean.

Director: G. L. Sterling.
Minister: G. L. Sterling.
Missionary: H. Letts.
New Zealand.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. G. L.
Sterling, E. J. Giblett, Mrs. E. J.

Giblett.
FIJI MISSION.
Address: Suva Vou, Fiji, Pacific
MONA MONA MISSION FOR

ABORIGINES.
Address: Kurandah, via Cairns,
Ocean.
Director: A. G. Stewart.
Secretary and Treasurer: P. B.
Sabbath-school Secretary: Mrs. A.
Board of Management: C. H. Wat-
G. Stewart, Suva Vou, Fiji, Pa-.

cific Ocean.
Ministers: A. G. Stewart, Pauliasi
Bunoa. -
son, P. B. Rudge, J. L. Branford.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. A. G.
Stewart, L. A. Butler, H. C.
White; Mrs. H. C. White, Mrs.
E. Meyers, Miss E. Clarke, H. A.
Hill.
Rudge.
NEW GUINEA MISSION. .

Address: Bisiatabu Station, Port
Moresby, British New Guinea.

Director and Minister: S. W. Carr.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. S. W.
FRIENDLY ISLANDS MISSION.
Nukualofa, Tonga,
Friendly Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Address:
Director: G. G. Stewart.
Minister: 0. G. Stewart.
Licentiates: E. E. Thorpe, Niafu,
Vavau, Friendly Islands, Pacific
Ocean; W. W. Palmer, Nukualofa, Tonga, Friendly Islands,
Pacific Ocean.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. G. G.
Stewart, Mrs. E. E. Thorpe,
Henry Maafre.
Carr, A. Lawson, Mrs. A. Lawson, Bennie Tabodi, Miteili Nakasamai.
NEW HEBRIDES MISSION.

Address: Atchin, New Hebrides,
Pacific Ocean.
Director and Minister: C. H.
Parker.
Missionary Licentiates:' H. E.
Carr, Mrs. C. H. Parker, Mrs.

H. E. Carr.
LORD HOWE MISSION.
NORFOLK ISLAND MISSION.
Address: Lord Howe Island, Pa-
Address: Norfolk Island, Pacific
cific Ocean.
Missionaries: J. Robinson, Mrs. J.
Robinson.
Ocean.
Licentiate: A. H. Ferris.
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PITCAIRN ISLAND MISSION.

Address: Pitcairn Island, Pacific
Ocean; care British Consul, Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands.
Missionary Licentiates: M. R.
Adams, Mrs. M. R. Adams, J. R.
McCoy.
SAMOAN MISSION.
Address: Apia, Upolo, Samoa, Pacific Ocean.
Director and Licentiate: H. T.
Howse.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. H.
T. Howse, Mrs. L. E. P. Dexter.
SOCIETY ISLANDS MISSION.

Address: Papeete, Tahiti, Society
Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Director and Treasurer: F. E.
Lyndon.
Sabbath-school Secretary: Mrs.
F. E. Lyndon.
Minister: F. E. Lyndon.
Missionary Licentiates: W. R.
Howse, Mrs. F. E. Lyndon, Mrs.
W. R. Howse.
SOUTH AFRICAN UNION. CONFERENCE.

Organized rgoz.
Cape Colony, Orange Free State,
and Natal-Transvaal, and the
Missions in Basutoland, Barotseland, Rhodesia, and Nyasa. land.
Cable Address: Adventist, Cape
Town.
Office: 56 Roeland St., Cape Town,
South Africa.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. B. White.
Vice-Pres, W. S. Hyatt.
Sec., E. W. H. Jeffrey.
Treas., W. B. Commin.
Executive Committee: W. B.
White, W. S. Hyatt, H. J. Edmed, C. P. Crager, G. H. Clark, W.
H. Anderson, W. C. Walston, Dr.
W. C. Dunscombe.
Legal Assn.:Union -Book Depository:
International Tract Society, 56
- Africa.
Union Miss. Agt., G. H. Clark.
Sec., Mrs. A. P. Tarr, 89 Charles
St., Bloemfontein, Orange Free
State, South Africa.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., C. P. Crager, Union College, Kenilworth, .Cape, South Africa.
See., E. W. H. Jeffrey.
See., I. J. Hankins, Rosemead.
Ave., Claremont, Cape, South Africa.
Sec., Miss H. Hyatt, Union College, Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Committee on Literature in Native Languages: W. B. White,
W. S. Hyatt, E. W. H. Jeffrey,
W. H. Anderson, D. C. Campbell, C. Robinson', I. J. Hankins.
MINISTERS.
W. B. White, 56 Roeland St., Cape

Town, South Africa.
0. K. Butler, 56 Roeland St., Cape
Town, South Africa.
SOUTH AFRICAN UNION CONFERENCE.

LICENTIATES.
Dr. W. C. Dunscombe, Cape Sanitarium, Plumstead, Cape, South

Africa.
G. H. Clark, 56 Roeland St., Cape
Town, South Africa.
R. Moko, Debe Nek, Cape, South
Africa.
C. P. Crager, Union College, Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
F. Macdonald, Plumtree, Rhodesia, South Africa.
H. J. Williams, M. D., Cape Sanitarium, Plumstead, Cape, South

Africa.
Miss Ida Thomason, Cape Sanitarium, Plumstead, Cape, South
Africa.
Mrs. W. S. Hyatt, " Wynnton,"
Selous Road, Claremont, South
Africa.
E. W. H. Jeffrey, 56 Roeland St.,
Cape Town, South Africa.
W. B. Commin, 56 Roeland St.,
Miss M. E. Robertson, Union College, Kenilworth, Cape, South
Africa.
P. Smalls, Amalinda,East London, Cape, South Arica.
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Sec., Mrs. Bertha Smith, " Rustica," Wynberg, Cape, South Africa.
See., E. W. H. Jeffrey.
Sec., Miss H. Hyatt, Union
College, Kenilworth, Cape, South
Africa.
MINISTERS.
H. J. Edmed, 56 Roeland St., Cape

Town, South Africa.
I. J. Hankins, 56 Roeland St.,
G. W. Shone, Aliwal North, Cape,
South Africa.
D. C. Theunissen, 56 Roeland St.,
LICENTIATE.
Mrs. H. M. S. Williams, 56 Roeland St., Cape Town, South Africa.

CAPE COLONY CONFERENCE.

Organized 1892.
Territory: Cape Colony, South Africa.
Cable Address: "Adventist," Cape
Town.
Office: 56 Roeland St., Cape Town,
South Africa.
'J. V. Willson, 7 Cheapside, Kimberley, South Africa.

Mrs. J. V. Willson, 7 Cheapside,
Kimberley, South Africa.
Mrs. H. J. Edmed, 56 Roeland St.,
Miss A. Strachan, 56 Roeland St.,
Mrs. P. E. Frost, 56 ROeland St.,
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Mrs. M. E. Smith, 56 Roeland St.,
Pres., H. J. Edmed.
Mrs. M. C. Morgan, 56 Roeland
Executive Committee: H. J. EdSt., Cape Town, South Africa.
med, W. B. White, G. W. Shone, A. Boekhout, 56 Roeland St., Cape
0. 0. Fortner, Chas. Sparrow, A.
Town, South Africa.
W. Staples, J. V. Willson.
Mrs. A. Boekhout, 56 Roeland St.,
Cape Town, South. Africa.
Tract Society:
Irwin Williams 56 Roeland St.,
'
Cape Town, South
Africa.
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Miss Laura Page, Union College,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Hiss Minnie Tarr, Tarsus, Cathcart, Cape, South Africa.
Miss Helen Hyatt, Union College,
Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Hubert Sparrow, Spioenkop, Dew- drop, Natal, South Africa.
Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South

Africa.
Sec., Miss A. M. Staples.
MINISTER.
W. S. Hyatt, Stranach St., Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa.. ,
LICENTIATE.
NATAL-TRANSVAAL
CONFERENCE.
E. M. Howard, 23 Fischers St.,

Durban, Natal, South Africa.
Organized 1902.
Territory: The Colonies of Natal

and Transvaal.
Miss C. A. Dixie, Stranach St.,

Africa.
Miss B. Willmore, Stranach St.,
Africa.
Dr. J. J. Bell, The Hydro, Bellair,
Natal, South Africa.
Mrs. J. J. Bell, The Hydro, Bellair, Natal, South Africa.
Telegraphic Address: " Watchman," Maritzburg, Natal, South

Africa.
Office: Stranach St., Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., W. S. Hyatt.
Sec., C. Baumann.
Trea.s., J. C. Baumann,
Executive Committee: W. S.
Hyatt, J. C. Baumann, Jas. E.
Symons, J. J. Bell, A. A. Pitt.
Legal Assn.: " Natal-Transvaal
Conference of S. D. A."
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., C. Baumaim.
Sec., Miss A. Staples.
Educational Dept.:
Sec.,
Sec., J. J. Bell, M. D., Natal
Health Institute, Longmarket St.,
Miss M. Bell, 394 Berger St., Maritzburg, Natal, South Africa.
ORANGE FREE STATE CONFERENCE.

Organized 1913.
Territory: Orange Free State,
South Afiica.
Cable
Address:
" Adventist,"
Bloemfontein; Orange Free
Office: 156 Maitland St., Bloemfontein, Orange Free State,
South Africa.'
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., (W. B. White temporarily).
Sec. and - Treas.,
H. Greenewald.
SOUTH AURICAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Executive Committee: A. E.
Shone, D. F. Tarr, P. A. Venter,
C. C. Cloete.
See., Mrs. D. F. Tarr, 89 Charles
State, South Africa,.
MINISTERS.
D. H. Groenewald, 156 Maitland
D. F. Tarr, 89 Charles' St., Bloemfontein, Orange Free State,
South. Africa.
LICENTIATE.
A. H. van Eeden, Parijs, Orange

Free State, South Africa.
R. J. M'Timkulu, Wiljehoek,
Lindley, Orange Free State,
South Africa.
Joseph Rasimeni, 28 Waihoek,
Bloemfontein, Or a n g e Free
State, South Africa.,
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Emmanuel Mission.
Established 1910.
Address: Lerihe, Basutoland, South
Africa.
Superintendent: H. C. Olmstead
Minister: E. C. Silsbee.
Licentiates: H. C. Olmstead, M.
D. Kalaka.
Missionary. Licentiates: Mrs. H.
C. Olmstead, Mrs. E. C. Silsbee.
Mission School Teacher: Murray
D. Kalaka.
GLENDALE MISSION.
(Formerly the Somabula Mission.)
Established 1901.
Address: Victoria, Rhodesi a,
South Africa.
Supt. and Licentiate: T. J. Gibson.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. J.
N. de Beer, Mrs. T. J. Gibson,
J. N. de Be
r, G. W. Hutchinson, Laurie Sparrow.
BAROTSELAND MISSION.
MARANATHA MISSION.
Established 1905.
Established 1906.
(A mission among the Kaffirs.)
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Pemba,

Northwest Rhodesia, South Africa.
Director and Minister: W. H. Anderson.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. W.

H. Anderson, R. P. Robinson,
Mrs. R. P. Robinson.
Address: Maranatha Mission, P.

0. Martindale, via Grahams.
town, Cape, South Africa.
Superintendent: Chas. Sparrow.
Missionary Licentiates: Chas.
Sparrow, Claude Tarr.
NYASALAND MISSION.
BASUTOLAND MISSIONS.
(Acquired 1902.)
Kolo Mission.
Address: Malamulo Mission, Blantyre, Nyasaland, British Central Africa.
Established 1899.
Address: Don Don, Orange Free
Director: C. Robinson.
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Licentiates: C. Robinson, S. M.
Konigmacher, G. A. Ellingworth.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. S. M.
Konigmacher.
Mission School Teachers: S. M.
Konigmacher, Mrs. S. M. Konigmacher, G. A. Ellingworth, Miss
E. Edie.
Head Station: Malamulo Mission,
Cholo, near Blantyre, Nyasaland, British Central Africa.
Substations: Two; Matandane,
Monekera.
Temporary Address: Blantyre,

Nyasaland, British Central Africa.
Director and Minister: J. C. Rogers.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. Jessie
Rogers.
TSUNGWESI MISSION.
Opened Nov. 6, 1910.
Address: Tsungwesi Mission, Rusaps, Rhodesia, via Salisbury,
South Africa.
SOLUSI MISSION.
Established 1394.
Supt. and Minister: M. C. Sturdevant.
Address: Solusi Mission, Bulawayo, Rhodesia, South Africa.

Director and Minister: W. C.
Walston.
Licentiate: J. Victor Wilson.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. W.
C. Walston, Mrs. J. Victor
Wilson.
Teacher: J. Victor Wilson.
Missionary Licentiates: Mrs. M.

C. Sturdevant, F. B. Jewell;
Mrs. F. B. Jewell.
TANGANYIKA PLATEAU MISSION.

(Being located southwest of Lake
Tanganyika.)
Supt. and Minister: F. B. Armitage.
ZULU MISSION.
Established 1911.
Address: " Spioenkop," P. 0. Dew
Drop, Ladysmith, Natal, South
Africa.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. F. B.

Armitage.
SOUTH AMERICAN UNION

CONFERENCE.
Organized 1906.
Territory: Argentina, Bolivia,
Chile, Ecuador, Falkland Islands, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay.
Cable Address: Adventist, Buenos
Aires.
Office, Address: Florida, F. C. C.
South America.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., J. W. Westphal.
Sec. and Treas., G. E. Hartman.
Westphal, G. E. 'Hartman F. H.
Westphal, Julio Ernst, F. 'L. Perry, Dr. R. H. Habenicht, E. W.
Thomann, C. E. Krieghoff, H. U.
Stevens, E. M. Trummer.
Union Publishing House:
Casa Editora Union Sudamericana, Florida, F. C. C. A., Buenos
Aires, Argentina, South' America.
Manager, G. E. Hartman.
Julio Ernst, Posadas, Argentina,

South America.
W. W. Wheeler, Diamante, Entre
Rios, Argentina, South America.
W. R. Pohle, Casilla 1002, Lima;
Peru, South America.
Luis A. Rojas, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South
America.
Ignacio Kalbermatten, Casilla 7,
La Paz, Bolivia, South America.
F. L. Perry, Calle Arenal Grande
2535, Montevideo, Uruguay,
South America.
Santiago Mangold, Casilla 44,
Quito, Ecuador, South America.
G. W. Casebeer, Florida, F. C. C.
South America.
LICENTIATES.
F. A. Stahl, Casilla 7, La Paz, Bolivia, South America.

0. H. Maxson, Casilla 1002, Lima,
Mrs. F. A. Stahl, Casilla 7, La Paz,

Bolivia, South America.
Union Field Agt., E. M. TrumOtto Schulz, Casilla 7, La Paz,
mer.
G. E. Hartman, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Sec.,, Mrs. Luisa. P. de Everist.
America.
E. M. Trummer, Florida, F. C. C.
Sec., E. M. Trummer.
South America.
G. B. Replogle, Diamante, Entre
Sec., R. H. Habenicht, M. D.
John Osborne, Casilla 44, Quito,
Educational Dept.:
Ecuador, South America.
Sec., H. U. Stevens.
R. B. Stauffer, Casilla 1002, Lima.
MINISTERS.
Lydia G. de Oppegard, Florida,
F. C. C. A., Buenos Aires, ArJ. W. Westphal, Florida, F. C. C.
gentina, South America.
Nora Davis, Calle Arenal Grande
South America.
Ed. W. Thomann, Florida, F. C.
South America.
Miss Frankie Stout, Calle Arenal
South America.
Grande 2535, Montevideo, UruR. H. Habeniche, Diamante, Entre
guay, South America.
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SOUTH AMERICAN UNION CONFERENCE.
Miss Maud Carrier, Casilla 1002,

Lima, Peru, South America.
Miss Audrey Murphy, Calle Arenal Grande 2535, Montevideo,
Uruguay, South America.
Miss Alameda Kerr, Diamante,
Entre Rios, Argentina, South
America.
ARGENTINE CONFERENCE.
Organized 1902.
Territory: Argentina (excepting
the Territories of Misiones,
Formosa, Chaco, and the upper
half of Corrientes) and Falkland Islands, South America.
Post-office Address: Florida, F. C.
South America.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., B. C. Haak.
Sec. and Treas., Guillermo Emmenegger.
Executive Committee: B. C.
Haak, C. E. Knight, G. Block,
Luis Ernst, E. M. Trummer, R. H.
flabenicht, G. Emmenegger.
Field Miss. Agt., A. R. Sherman.
Sec., Mrs. Luisa P. de Everist.
Sec., Mrs. G. Emmenegger.
MINISTERS.
B. C. Haak, C. E. Knight, Luis

Ernst, Godofredo Block.
LICENTIATES.
Ernesto Tulin, Nicolas Hansen,

Juan Wedekamper.
Mrs. C. H. Knight, Guillermo Emmenegger, 0. Oppegard, Elvira

Deggeller, Federico Hillman, R.
Hetze, Mrs. Luisa P. de Everist,
Jorge Block, Jorge Riffel, Jose
L. Cris, A. R. Sherman, A. G.
Nelson.
CHILE CONFERENCE.
Organized 1907.
Territory: Chile, South America.
Cable Address: Adventista, Santiago, Chile, South America.
Office Address: Casilla 2830, San
tiago, Chile, South America.
(All persons named below may he
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., F. H. Westphal.
Sec. and Treas., J. A. Westermeyer.
Executive Committee: F. H.
Westphal, C. E. Krieghoff, Damaso
Soto, Climaco Hidalgo, Vidor
Thomann, John Lorenz.
Sec., Carl Westphal.
Sec., John D. Lorenz.
MINISTERS.
F. H. Westphal, D. Soto, C. E.
Krieghoff, Victor Thomann.
John Lorenz.
BOLIVIA MISSION.
Established 1907.
Territory: Republic of Bolivia,
South America.
Telegraphic Address: ", Adventistas," La Paz, Bolivia.
Post-office Address: Casilla 7, La
Paz, Bolivia, South America.

OFFICERS.
Superintendent: Fernando A.
Stahl.
Treasurer: Ignacio Ealbermatten.
Sec., Mrs. Ignacio Kalbermatten.
MINISTER.
Ignacio Kalbermatten.
LICENTIATE.
F. A. Stahl.
Mrs. F. A. Stahl, 0. H. Schulz,

W. 0. Cluff, Mrs. W. 0. Cluff,
Miss Claire M. Wightman.
ECUADOR MISSION.
Established 1906.
Territory: Ecuador, South America.
Address: Casilla 44, Quito, Ecuador, South America.
Superintendent and Minister: Santiago Mangold, Casilla 44, Quito,
Ecuador, South America.
Sec., Mrs. John Osborne.
John Osborne, Mrs. John. Osborne.
PERUVIAN MISSION.
Established 1906.
Territory: Republic of Peru, South
America.
Adventista, Lima.
Address: Casilla 1002, Lima, Peru,
South America.
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OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., E. L. Maxwell.
Sec. and Treas., 0. H. Maxson.
Executive Committee: E. L.
Maxwell, 0. H. Maxson, R. B.
Stauffer, W. R. Pohle.
Sec., 0. H. Maxson.
Sec., 0. H. Maxson.
Sec., W. R. Pohle.
MINISTERS.
E. L. Maxwell, Casilla 1002, Lima,

W. R. Pohle, Casilla 1002, Lima,
Peru. South America.
LICENTIATE.
O. H. Maxson, Casilla 1002, Lima,

R. B. Stauffer, Casilla 1002, Lima,

Peru, South America:
Miss Maud Carner, Casilla 1002,
UPPER PARANA MISSION.

Established 1906.
Territory: Paraguay, the Territories of Misiones, Chaco, Formosa, and upper half of Corrientes, Argentina.
Address: Florida, F. C. C. A.,
America.
OFFICERS.
Superintendent: Julio Ernst.

Secretary: G. E. Hartman.
Treasurer: Julio Ernst.
Executive Committee: Julio
Ernst, Luis A. Rojas, Lazaro Solis.
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OFFICERS.
Mission:
Supt., F. L. Perry, Calle Arenal
Grande 2535, Montevideo, Uruguay, South America.
Sec. and Treas., F. L. Perry.
Sec., Mrs. Maria Ernst.
Sec., Julio Ernst.
miNisTEits.
Executive Committee: F. L.
Perry, Alexandro Ernst, Carlos
Gerber, Jr.
Julio Ernst, Luis A. Rojas.

Native Workers.
Eugenio Brouchy, Adele Toledo,
Alejandra Vedoya, Francisco
'Laborde.
Sec., Mrs. F. L. Perry.
Sec., F. L. Perry.
MINISTER.
URUGUAY MISSION.
Organized 1906.
F. L. Perry, Cabe Arenal Grande

South America.
Territory: Uruguay Republic,

South America.
Address: Calle Arenal Grande

South America.
Nora Davis, Miss Frankie Stout,

Miss Audrey Murphy, J. T.
Thompson.
BRAZILIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized 1911.
Territory: The Conferences of Rio
Grande do Sul, Parana, Santa
Catharina, and the mission fields
of Sao Paulo, Rio Espirito
Santo, East Brazil, and North
Brazil.
Headquarters: Estacao Sao Bernardo (S. P. R.), Sao Paulo,
Brazil, South America.
OFFICERS..
Conference:
Pres., F. W. Spies.
Sec. and Treas., A. Pages.
Spies, A. Pages, the presidents of
the conferences and the superintendents of the organized missions
of the union.
Legal Assn.: " Associacdo dos

Adventistas do Setimo Dia no
Brazil." Pres., F. W. Spies; Sec.
and Treas., A. Pages.
.
Sociedade Internacional de Tratados no Brazil, Estacao Sao Bernardo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, South
America.
Manager, A. Pages.
Sec., Mrs. Erna Stissinann.
MINISTERS.
F. W. Spies, Estacao Sao Bernardo (S. P. R.), Sao Paulo,
John Lipke, Estacdo Sao Bernardo (S. P. R.), Sao Paulo,
Henry Meyer, Caixa Postal 768.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South
America.

J. H. Bohm, Estacao Sao Bernardo (S. P. R.), Sao Paulo,
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LICENTIATE.
Frank Belz.
LICENTIATES.
Henry Hoefft, Estacilo Silo Bernardo (S. P. R.), Silo Paulo,

Brazil, South America:
Ricardo Wilfart, Esta.cao Sao Bernardo (S. P. R.), Sao Paulo, Brazil, South America.
J. E. Brown, Estacilo Sao Bernardo (S. P. R.), Sao Paulo,
Richard Stissmann, Estacilo Silo
Bernardo (S. P. R.), Sao Paulo;
Paul Hennig, Carl Reidt, Corinne

Hoy, Louise V. Wurts, Sarah
Kinner, R. N. Carter.
SANTA CATHARINA CONFERENCE.

Organized 1906.
Territory: State of Santa Catharine, Brazil.
Office Address: Blumenau, Santa
Catharina, Brazil.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., F. R. Kuempel.
Sec., Augusto Anniess.
Treas., Adolfo Hort.
Executive Committee: F. R.
Kuempel, Adolfo Hort, Augusto
Anniess, Fr. Peggau.
MINISTERS.
F. R. Kuempel, Ricardo Dietrich.

RIO GRANDE DO SUL CONFERENCE.
Organized 1906.
Territory: The State of Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil.
Office Address: Caixa Postal 106,
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul,
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Waldemar Ehlers.
Sec. and Treas., August Preuss.
Executive Committee: W. Ehlers, August Rockel, H. Tonjes,
Jose Kiimpel, Emanuel Ehlers.
Sec., August Preuss.
General Miss. Agt., Emil Fromruing.
MINISTERS.
Waldemar Ehlers, August Rockel,

Emanuel Ehlers.
LICENTIATE.
Adolfo Asthesiano.
PARANA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1910.
Territory: State of Parana, Brazil.
Address: Estadio Silo Bernardo,
Sao Paulo, Brazil, South America.
OFFICERS.
Sec. and Treas.: A. Pages.

Executive Committee: The Union
Committee.
EAST BRAZIL MISSION.
Established 1910.
Territory: States of Bahia, Sergipe, Alagoas, and Pernambuco,
in Brazil, South America.
Headquarters: Jogo do Lourenco
214, Bahia, Estado da Bahia,
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OFFICERS.
Spies.
Missionary Licentiate: Manoel
Kiimpel.
Gen. Miss. Agt.: Zacharias M.
Rodrigues.
OFFICERS.
Supt.: Henry Meyer.

Executive Committee: Henry
Meyer, F. W. Spies, Ricardo
Wilfart, William Denz.
Minister: Henry Meyer.
Licentiate: Ricardo Wilfart.
NORTH BRAZIL MISSION.

Established 1906.
Territory: The States of Parahyba, Rio Grande do Norte,
Piauhy, Ceara, Maranhao, Para,
Amazonas, Matto Grossa, Goyaz,
and Minas Geraes.
SAO PAULO MISSION.

Established 1906.
Superintended by Union Committee.

At present has no workers.
Territory: State of Sao Paulo,

Brazil.
Address: Estacao Silo Bernardo
(S. P. R.), Sao Paulo, Brazil,
South America.
RIO ESPIRITO SANTO MISSION.

Established 1910.
Territory: States of Espirito
Santo, Rio de Janeiro, and the
Federal District.
Address: Caixa Postal 768, Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, South America.
Supt.: John Lipke.

Sec. and Treas., August Pages.
Jo
Executive Committee:
Lipke, A. Pages, Richard Stissrna.nn, Max Rhode, R. Zimmermann.
Licentiate: Richard Siissmann.
Gen. Miss. Agt.: Hermann Conrad.
OFFICERS.
WEST INDIAN UNION CONFERENCE.

Organized June 26, 1906.
Central America, Jamaica, South
Caribbean, West Caribbean, and
the Mission Fields of British
Guiana, Cuba, East Caribbean,
Guatemala, Hayti, Venezuela,
and all islands in the Caribbean
Sea.
Cable Address: " Watchman,"
Kingston.
Office Address: Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., A. J. Haysmer.
Vice-Pres., D. E. Wellman.
Sec. and Treas., F. H. 'Raley.

Executive Committee: A. J.
Haysmer, D. E. Wellman, H. C.
Goodrich, N. H. Pool, Isaac Baker,
E. C. Boger, E. C. Widgery, F. G.
Lane, J. B. Stuyvesant, William
Steele, A. N. Allen, A. F. Prieger,
F. H. Raley, A. F. Haines, C. H.
Keslake.
Sec.,
Sec., Mrs. F. H. Raley.
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MINISTERS.
LICENTIATE.
A. J. Haysmer, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
David Haylock, Lower Cays, Bonaces, Spanish Honduras, Central America.
F. H. Raley, Riversdale, Jamaica,

British West Indies.
Mrs. F. H. Raley, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
A. F. Haines, Riversdale, Jamaica,
Mrs. A. F. Haines, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies. Mrs. A. J. Haysmer, Riversdale,
Jamaica, British West Indies.
Manuel Avila, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
E. A. Burrows, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
CENTRAL AMERICAN CONFERENCE.

Organized 1908.
Territory: British Hondairas and
Spanish Honduras.
Office Address: Lower Cays, Bonacca, Spanish Honduras, Central America.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., Isaac Baker.
Sec., Miss Alma Osgood.
Treas., Isaac Baker.
Miss Alma Osgood, Lower Cays,

Bonacca, Spanish Honduras,
Central America.
Mrs. Eliza Perry, Belize, British
Honduras, Central America.
JAMAICA CONFERENCE.
Organized 1903.
Territory: Island of Jamaica, Cayman Islands, and Turks Island,
West Indies.
Cable
Address:
" Adventist,"
Kingston.
Office Address: 58 James St.,
Kingston, Jamaica, Brain West
Indies.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
:Pres., D. E. Wellman.
Sec. and Treas., William Hayward.
Executive Committee: D. E.
Wellman, Hubert Fletcher, F. H.
Raley, W. H. Randle, S. U. Powell,
Win. Hayward.
Executive Committee: Isaac

Baker, Dr. A. J. Hetherington,
David Haylock, Christopher Jones,
Mrs. Eva Bodden.
Sec. and Treas., William Hayward.
Sec., Mrs. D. E. Wellman.


Sec:, Mrs. D. E. Wellman.
Tract Society:
MINISTER.
MINISTERS.
Isaac Baker, Lower Cays, Bonacca, Spanish Honduras, Central

America.
D. E. Wellman, 124 Manchester

Squar e, Kingston, Jamaica,
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N. J. Aalborg, 124 Manchester

British. West Indies.
Hubert Fletcher, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
C. H. Keslake, Port Antonio, Jamaica, British West Indies.
W. H. Randle, Linstead, Jamaica,
H. L. Mignott, Chapleton, Jamaica, British West Indies.
LICENTIATES.
S. U. Powell, Santa Cruz, Jamaica, British West Indies.

L. G. Mullings, Mountain Side P.
0., Jamaica, British West Indies.
C. B. Meed, Troy P. 0., Jamaica,
A. E. Speid, Port Antonio, Jamaica, British West Indies.

D. E. Herron, Linstead, Jamaica,
British West Inches.
Mrs.
E. Wellman, 124 Manchester Square, Kingston, Jamaica, British West Indies.
Constance Johnston, 124 Manchester Square, Kingston, Jamaica, British West Indies.
Julia Johnston, 124 Manchester
Geo. F. Furnival, 58 James St.,

Kingston, Jamaica, British
West Indies.
Mrs, Iva June Furnival, 58 James
St., Kingston, Jamaica, British
West Indies.
Miss Maude Peart, Troy P. 0., Jamaica, British West Indies.
ada, The Grenadines, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, and Barbados.

Office Address: 31 Dundonald St.,
Port of Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., N. H. Pool.
See. and Treas., Fred Hutchinson.
Executive Committee: N. H.
Pool, P. C. Carrington, S. A.
Crichlow, L. R.ashford.
Tract Society:
Sec., S. L. Ash.
Cor. Sec., Mrs. Florence Hutchinson.
Sec., S. L. Ash. /
See., P. C. Carrington.
Educational Dept.:
Sec., E. C. Henriques.
Sec., Dr. Chas. Cave, Hastings,
Barbados, West Indies.
MINISTERS.
N. H. Pool, 38 Belle Eau Road,

Port of Spain, Trinidad, British,
West Indies.
L. Rashford, Sauteurs P. 0., Grenada, British West Indies.
P.. C. Carrington, 9 St. Joseph
St., Arima, Trinidad, British
West Indies.
LICENTIATES.
SOUTH CARIBBEAN CONFERENCE. Organized 1906.

Territory: Trinidad, Tobago, Gren-
E. C. Henriques, 31 Dundonald
St., Port of Spain, Trinidad,
Fred Hutchinson, 31 Dundonald

:Dr. Chas. Cave, Hastings, Barbados, West Indies.

Miss B. D. Moore, Cheapside, Barbados, West Indies.
Miss Anna Osborne, 31 Dundonald
Miss Maud Atkins, Big-minor
Montrose, Kingstown, St. Vincent, British West Indies.
Geo. Rickard, 31 Dundonald St.,
West Indies.
Mrs. Florence Hutchinson, 31 Dundonald St., Port of Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies.
WEST CARIBBEAN CONFERENCE.
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J. A. Reid, Bocas del Toro, Panama.

B. E. Connerly, Box 81, Ancon,
Canal Zone, Panama.
J. W. Shultz, Cristobal, Canal
Zone, Panama.
LICENTIATE.
Dr. D. E. Blake, Cristobal, Canal

Zone, Panama.
A. J. Wright, Bluefields, Nicaragua, Central America.

Sheridan Archbold, Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama.
Chas. Degering, Cristobal, Canal
Zone, Panama.
Edward Burke, Bocas del Toro.
Panama.
C. P. Harvey, Cristobal, Canal
Zone, Panama.
Organized 1906.
Territory: Panama, Costa Rica,
Nicaragua, St. Andrews, Old
Providence, and Corn Islands.
Cable Address: " Adventist," Colon.
Office Address: Cristobal, Canal
Zone, Panama.
OFFICERS.
Conference:
Pres., H. C. Goodrich.
Sec. and Treas., Chas. Degering.
Executive Committee: H. C.
Goodrich, B. E. Connerly; Dr. D.
E. Blake, Chas. Degering, J. A.
Reid.
Tract Society:
Sec. and Treas., Chas. Degering.
Sec., Mrs. B. E. Connerly.
Sec., Mrs. B. E. Connerly;
MINISTERS.
H. C. Goodrich, Cristobal, Canal

Zone, Panama.
BRITISH GUIANA MISSION.

Organized 1906.
Territory: British, Dutch, and
French Guianas.
Office Address: 90 Brickdam,
Georgetown, British Guiana,
South America.
Mission:
Superintendent: E. C. Boger.
MINISTERS.
E. C. Boger, 90 Brickdam, Georgetown, British Guiana, South

America.
C. E. Boynton, 90 Brickdam,
South America.
LICENTIATES.
A. Riley, Taymouth Manor, Essequebo River, British Guiana,

South America.
H. Beck, New Amsterdam, Berbice, British Guiana, South
America.
R. Hyder, La Bagettla, Leguan
Island, British Guiana, South
America.
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Mrs. E. C. Boger, 90 Brickdam,

South Affierica.
Mrs. C. E. Boynton, 90 Brickdam,
South America.
Miss Blanche Haynes, 90 Brickdarn, Georgetown, British Guiana, South America.
Win. Lewis, Aurora, Essequebo
River, British Guiana, South
America.
Mrs. B. Douglas, Bootooba, British Guiana, South America.
H. A. B. Robinson, Santa Clara,

Cuba, West Indies.
Mrs. Mildred Anderson, Victoria .
de las Tunas, Oriente, Cuba,
West Indies.
Guy Holmes, Minas, Prov. de
Camaguey, Cuba, West Indies.
Mrs. A. F. Burgos, Santa Rosa
alta 8, Santiago e Cuba, Cuba,
West Indies.
S. H. Carnahan, Las Minas, Camaguey, Cuba, West Indies.
Mrs. Ida Fischer-Carnahan, Las
Minas, Camaguey, Cuba, West
Indies.
Chas. Franz, Las Minas, Camaguey, Cuba, West Indies.
CUBAN MISSION.
EAST CARIBBEAN MISSION.
Established 1905.
Organized as a Mission 1909.

Territory.: Virgin . Islands, and
Leeward Islands to and including Martinique.
Office Address: Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, Danish West Indies.
Territory: Cuba and the Isle of

Pines.
Cable Address: Ventistad, Havana.
Office: Santa Clara, Cuba, West
Indies.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Director: A. N. Allen.
Sec. and Treas., H. A. B. Robinson.
S. S. Sec., Mrs. Mildred Anderson.
Field Agt.,- H. A. B. Robinson.
Ed. Sec., Mrs. Ida Fischer-Carnahan.
Y. P. Sec., Miss Ina J. Fischer:
MINISTERS.
A. N. Allen, Santa Clara, Cuba,

West Indies.
J. E. Anderson, Victoria de las
Tunas, Oriente, Cuba, West Indies.
LICENTIATE.
Pedro Cruz, Santa Clara, Cuba,

West Indies.
OFFICERS.
Supt.: E. C. Widgery.
Sec. and Treas.: E. C. Widgery.
SHNISTERS.
E. C. Widgery, Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, Danish West Indies.
J. H. Matthews, St. Johns, Antigua, British West Indies.
Philip Giddings, Pointe-a-Petre,
Gamdeloupe, French West Indies.
F. Hall, 'Charlotte Amalie, St.
Thomas, Danish West Indies.
LICENTIATE.
J. J. Smith, Roseau, Dominica,

Mrs. F. Hall, Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, Danish West In- .
dies.
-

GUATEMALA MISSION.
Organized 1913.
Territory: The Republic of Guat_ emala, Central America.
Office Address: Apartado 218,
Guatemala City, Guatemala,
Central America,
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Arioste Pean.
PORTO RICAN MISSION.

Established 1909.
Supt. and Treas.: J. B. Stuyvesant.
Territory: Porto Rico and Santo

Domingo.
Office Address: Box 24, Bayamon,
Porto Rico, West Indies.
MINISTER.
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS.
J. B. Stuyvesant, Apartado 218,

Guatemala City, Guatemala,
Central America.
Director and Treas.: William

Steele.
MINISTER.
William. Steele.
LICENTIATE.
HAITIEN MISSION.
Established 1905.
Territory: Republic of Haiti.
Address: Box 88, Cape Haitien,
Republic of Haiti.
S. A. Oberg.
George D. Raff, Mrs. Millie E.

Steele, Mrs. S. A. Oberg.
OFFICERS.
Director: A. F. Prieger.
Sabbath-school and Young People's Depts.:
Sec., Mrs. Margaret E. Prieger.
MINISTER.
A. F. Prieger.
LICENTIATE.
Michael Nord Isaac.
VENEZUELA MISSION.
Established 1910.
Territory: Republic of Venezuela.

Address: Llaguno a Piciango No.
6, Caracas,.. Venezuela, South
America.
Director:
INDIA UNION MISSION.

Organized 191o.
Territory: India, Burma, and CeyAsst. Supt., G. W. Pettit.
Sec.,
Ion.
Treas., Mrs. M. M. Quantock.
Cable Address: Adventist, Lucknow.
Advisory Committee: H. R. SalGeneral Office: 17 Abbott Road,
isbury, G. W. Pettit, H. H. VoLucknow, India.
taw, J. S. ...Tames, G. F. Enoch,
L. J. Burgess, W. E. Perrin, W.
OFFICERS..
R. French, V. L. Mann.
Mission:
Supt., H. R. Salisbury.
Legal Assn.: " India Financial
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INDIA -UNION MISSION.
Assn. of S. D. A." Pres., G. F.

Enoch; Sec. and Treas., H. R. Salisbury.
Field Miss. Agt.,
Medical Sec., Dr. V. L. Mann.
Sabbath-school Sec., Mrs. E. E.
Bruce, Annfield House, Mussoorie,
India.
OFFICERS.
Supt., W. R. French.
Advisory Committee: W. R.
French, A. G. Watson, L. G. Mookerjee, R. H. Leech, H. R. Salisbury.
MINISTER.
(All the persons named below

may be addressed at 17 Abbott
Road, Lucknow, India, unless
other address is given.)
W. R. French, 75 Park St., Calcutta, India.
MINISTERS.
W. A. Barlow, Bobomohal, E. I.
Ry., India.
L. G. Mookerjee, 1 and 2 Dehi
Serampore Road, P. 0. Entally,
Calcutta, India.
A. G. Watson, 11 Wellington
Square, Calcutta, India.
H. R. Salisbury, S. A. Wellman,
G. W. Pettit (Batliboi Bldg.,
Jacob's Circle, Bombay, India).
J. M. Corner (75 Park St., Calcutta, India).
LICENTIATES.
V. L. Mann, H. C. Menkel.
Mrs. H. R. Salisbury, Mrs. H. C.

Menkel, W. E. Perrin, Mrs. W.
E. Perrin, F. 0. Raymond, Mrs.
M. M. Quantock, J. H. Reagan
(75 Park St., Calcutta, India),
Mrs. Edith E. Bruce (Annfield
House, Mussoorie, India), P. C.
P o 1 e y, Marion Belchambers,
Mrs. V. L. Mann, P. A. Rick,
Mrs. P. A. Rick, Mrs. S. A.
Wellman, Wm. Lake (Kirkville
House, Mussoorie, India), Mrs.
Ida M. Reagan (75 ,Park St.,
Calcutta, India), Rachel W.
Jones, Mrs. G. W. Pettit (Batliboi Bldg., Jacob's Circle, Bombay, India), Mrs. J. M. Comer,
H. E. Baasch, W. R. Nelson,
Mrs. W. R. Nelson, Miss R. E.
Boose, R. D. Brisbin, Mrs. R. D.
Brisbin,- W. Carratt.
LICENTIATES.
" Miss Della Burroway, Mrs. W.

A. Barlow, Mrs. W. R. French,
R. H. Leech, Mrs. M.. B. Leech,
Miss C. B. Brunson, Mrs. L. G.
Mookerjee, Miss L. M. Scholtz,
C. C. Kellar, Mrs. C. C. Kellar.
* On furlough.
BURMA MISSION.
Organized 1910.
Territory: Burma.
Address: 60 Lower Kemmendine
Road, Kemmendine, Burma.
OFFICERS.
Supt., H. H. Votaw.
Advisory Committee: H. H.
Votaw, R. B. Thurber, R. A. Beckner, G. A. Hamilton, David Hpo
Hla.
MINISTERS.
BENGAL MISSION.
Organized 1910.
Territory: Comprising areas where
the following languages are
spoken: Bengali, Oriya, Santali,
and Assamese.
H. H. Votaw, 60 Lower Kemmendine Road, Kemmendine, Burma.

R. B. Thurber, Meiktila, Burma.
G. A. Hamilton, 60 Lower Kernmendine Road, Kemmendine,
Burma.

LICENTIATE.
R. A. Beckner, 60 Lower Kemmendine Road, Kemmendine,

Burma.
Mrs. Caroline Votaw, U. Maung

Maung, David Hpo lila, Mrs. R.
B. Thurber, Miss Mary Gibbs,
Mrs. A. E. P. Rae, Mrs. R. A.
Beckner, Dr. 011ie OberholtzerTornblaad, Mrs. G. A. Hamilton,
-F. A. Wyman, Mrs. F. A. Wyman, A. H. Williams, Mrs. E.
Shannon.
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SOUTH INDIA MISSION.

Organized 1910.
spoken: Tamil, Telugu, Kanarese, Malayalam, and Singhalese, and including Ceylon.
Address: Nazareth Post-office,
Tinnevelly District, South India.
OFFICERS.
" Supt., J. S. James.

Advisory Committee: J. S.
James, V. E. Peugh, Edward
Thomas.
MINISTER.
NORTH INDIA MISSION.
" J. S. James, Nazareth P. 0., Tinnevelly District, South India.

LICENTIATES.
Organized 1910.
spoken: Hindi (including Hindustani,
Bihari,
Raj a sill an i,
Punjabi, and Sindhi).
OFFICERS.
Supt., H. R. Salisbury.
Advisory Committee: H. R. Salisbury, L. J. Burgess, S. A. Wellman, W. S. Mead.
LICENTIATES.
W. S. Mead, 17 Abbott Road, Lucknow, India.

C. C. Belgrave, Dwarikhal, Garhwal, India.
F. H. Loasby, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
L. J. Burgess, Mrs. Georgia A.

Burgess, Miss V. E. Chilton, Mrs.
A. O'Connor, Miss B. A. Kurtz,
Miss M. B. Shryock, Mrs. W. S.
Mead, Mrs. Chas. Belgrave, R.
P. Morris, M.ks. R. P. Morris,
Mrs. F. H. Loasby.
V. E. Peugh, Nazareth P. 0., Tinne velly District, .South India.

E. D. Thomas, Nazareth P. 0., Tinnevelly District, South India.
M. M. Mattison, Mrs. M. M. Mat-
tison, " Mrs. Minnie James,

Mrs. V. E. Peugh, A. Davasayaham.
" On furlough.
WEST INDIA MISSION.

Organized 1910.
spoken: Marathi an Gujarati.
Address: Batliboi Bldg., Jacob's
Cirde, Bombay, India.
OFFICERS.
Supt., G. F. Enoch.
Advisory Committee, G. F.
Enoch, M. D. Wood, G. W. Pettit,
H. R. Salisbury.
MINISTERS.
G. F. Enoch, Batliboi Bldg., Jacob's Circle, Bombay, India.
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M. D. Wood, Kalyan, Bombay

Presidency, India.
LICENTIATE.
Mrs. G. F. Enoch, Mrs. A. G. Kelsey, Miss Elinora Reid, Mrs. M.

D. Wood, Miss Mary Moss.
A. G. Kelsey, Panvel, Bombay

Presidency, India.
MISCELLANEOUS MISSIONS.
BAHAMAS MISSION.
Entered 1909.
Territory: The Bahama Islands.
Address: Box 473, Nassau, Bahamas.
Minister: J. H. Smith.
BERMUDA MISSION.
Address: Box 137, Hamilton, Bermuda Islands.
Minister and Director: H. F. Taylor.
Missionary Licentiate: Mrs. H. F.
Taylor.
Church-school Teacher: Mrs. H. F.
Taylor.
HAWAIIAN MISSION.
Established 1895.
Address: 767 Kinau St., Honolulu,
Hawaiian Territory.
OFFICERS.
Supt., F. H. Conway.
Sabbath-school Sec., Mrs. F. H.
Conway.
MINISTER.
F. H. Conway; 767 Kinau St.,

Honolulu, Hawaiian Territory.
Mrs. F. H. Conway, 767 Kinau

St., Honolulu, Hawaiian Territory.
Robert McKeague, 767 Kinau St.,
Mrs. Mabel McKeague, 767 Kinau

St., Honolulu, Hawaiian Territory.
MEXICAN MISSION/
Territory: The Republic of Mexico.
Office: No. 1420, Avenida 20, Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
OFFICERS.
Mission:
Director and Treas., G. W. CavMess, 1599 Avenida 22, Tacubaya,
D. F., Mexico.
Advisory Board: G. W. Caviness,
W. S. Swayze, J. W. Erkenbeck,
Julius Paulson, J. A. P. Green.
Book Depository: .
Mexican Publishing House, 1420
Avenida 20, Tacubaya, D. F.,
Mexico.
Manager, H. E. Meyer. '
Field Miss. Agt., J. A. P. Green.
Sec., J. A. P. Green, 1420 Ave.
MINISTER.

Tacubaya', D. F., Mexico.
Mrs. G. W. Caviness, 1599 Avenida

Juan Robles, 54 Calle Jalisco,
Monterrey, Mexico.
S. Marchisio, Apartado 103, San
Luis Potosi, S. L. P., Mexico.
MISCELLANEOUS MISSIONS.
Antonio Sanchez, Puerto Mexico,
Vera Cruz, Mexico.
J. A. P. Green, 1420 Avenida 20,
Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico. H. E. Meyer, 1420 Avenida 20,
C. P. Martin, 1420 Avenida 20,
Grace White, 1420 Avenida 20,
E. Virginia Martin, 1420 Avenida
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E. W. Thurber, Apartado 103,

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P., Mexico.
Dr. J. W. Erkenbeck, Hotel Americano, Ameca, Estado de Jalisco,

Mexico.
Dr. W. S. Swayze, 60 Avenida
Libertad, Guadalajara, Mexico.
Dra. Alice M. Swayze, 60 Avenida
'Libertad, Guadalajara, Mexico.
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
OUTLINE OF COURSES IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
At the convention called by the Educational Department of the
General Conference, and held at College View, Nebr., June 28 to July
10, 1906, it was recommended that the work of the Intermediate Schools,
Academies, and Colleges, be organized upon a unit basis. A unit means
one study, twelve weeks, five. days in the week, with recitation periods
as follows: Intermediate schools, thirty minutes; Academies, fortyminutes; Colleges, forty-five minutes. Requirements for entrance to,
and completion of, the various courses are as follows:
Age at
Requirements for
Entrance.
Completion.
Intermediate Course
14
90 units
Academic Course
16
66 units
College Courses
18
60 units
Training Courses:
For Ministers, Missionaries, and Bible
Workers
20
36 units
For Missionary Teachers
18
39 units
For Preparatory Medical Students
18
36 units
For Music Teachers
16
48 units
For Business Workers
16
36 units
. For Stenographers and Secretaries
16
33 units
For Nurses' Courses, the course of instruction and training given in our
sanitariums
18
Relation of Courses.
Church-school
Academy
College
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I
78
9 10 11 12
9 10 .I
13 14 15 16
Intermediate.
Lists of church-schools and teachers will be found in connection with
directories of the Conferences in which such schools are located. Directories of Colleges, Academies, and Intermediate Schools follow.
(Colleges, Academies, and Intermediate Schools, in Alphabetical Order)
ADDINGTON INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL:
Addington, Okla.
Established 1909.
Post-Office Address: Route 3,
Waurika, Okla.
Board: W. P. Seals (Chairman),
S. M. McBee (Treas.), R. L. McFarland,. (Clerk), E. W. Johnston, C. L. Kinder, S. T. Simmons, G. W. Webb.
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Faculty: 0. P. Wilson, Principal;

Letha Taylor, Ethel Taylor,
Mrs. 0. P. Wilson.
ADELPHIAN ACADEMY.
Holly, Mich.
Established 1904.
Corporate Name: Adelphian Academy Association.
Board of Trustees: Wm. Guthrie,
Chairman; Thos. W. Steen,
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Sec.; D. P. Wood, L. T. Nicola,
Daniel Wood, J. B. Keiser.
Management: T. W. Steen, Business Manager; Mrs. M. L. Kelley, Accountant.
Faculty: T. W. Steen, Principal,
English and History; W. E.
Vide to, Bible; M. L. Kelley, Preceptor, Commercial Department; Mary E. Lamson,
Preceptress and Matron, English; R. B. Wheeler, Mathematics and Science; Mrs. T. W.
Steen, Music, Language; Ernest
H. Smith, Intermediate Grades;
Mrs. M. L. Kelley, Assistant in
Commercial Department.
Industrial Department: T. W.
Steen, Plumbing and Steamfitting; Mary E. Lamson, Domestic
Science; R. B. Wheeler, Printing; E. H. Smith, Carpentry; M.
E. Munger, Dairying and Agriculture; Effie M. Shepard, Dressmaking.
ALBERTA INDUSTRIAL
ACADEMY
Lacombe, Alberta, Canada.
Established 1907.
Moard of Managers: C. A. Burman, J. I. Beardsley, P. P.
Adams, Henry Humann, L.
Halsvick, Chas. Rick, U. Wissner, E. P. Bossard.
Faculty: J. I. Beardsley, Principal,
Science; P. P. Adams, Bible and
Vocal Music; Mrs. Leona Burman, English; J. L. Beane,
Mathematics and Penmanship;
F. L. Hommel, Preceptor, Treasurer, Bookkeeping; R. E. Robinson, Asst. Preceptor, History; A.
C. Harder, German Department;
Mrs. A. C. Harde1-, Assistant
German Department; Mrs.
P. P. Adams, Instrumental
Music; Miss Lydia Christensen,
Asst. Instrumental Music; Miss
Phyllis Sargeant, Primary Department; Miss H. A. Beardsley,
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Preceptress, Assistant in Science; Miss Essie Barber, Physiology and Hydrotherapy; Mrs.
A. J. Beardsley, Matron, Domestic Science; J. I. Beardsley,
Business Manager.
ARMONA ACADEMY.
Armona, Cal.
Established 1906.
Board: J. H. Behrens (Chairman),
Mrs. J. H. Behrens, J. L. Jones,
Nis Hansen, L. J. Stearns, J. W.
Rogers, T. G. Cody.
Faculty: J. L. Jones, Principal,
Bible and Mathematics; W. H.
Buxton, Latin and English; Mrs.
L. 0. Morris, Primary Department.
AUSTRALASIAN MISSIONARY
COLLEGE.
(Formerly the Avondale School for
Christian Workers.)
Cooranbong, N. S. W., Australia.
Established 1894.
Board: J. E. Fulton (Pres.), M.
Lukens, G. Teasdale, E. H.
Gates, W. L. H. Baker, G. S.
Fisher, C. H. Pretyman.
Faculty: G. Teasdale, Principal:
W. L. H. Baker, Bible; C. II.
Schowe; E. Rosendahl, Preceptor; Mrs. E. Caro, Preceptress
and Matron;. F. L. Chaney, Mrs.
F. L. Chaney, H. Kirk, Miss
Rhae Allbon.
Business and Industrial Departments: G. Teasdale, Business
Manager; J. D. K. Aitken, Superintendent of Avondale Press;
A. J. Dyason, Supt. of Health
Food Dept.; F. W. Reekie, Supt..
of :Sarni.; Mrs. Eb6rhardt, Cooking; Miss Rhae Allbon, Sloyd;
Mrs. M. A. Arthur, Sewing; T:
Escreet, Blacksinithing and Engineering; F. L. Chaney, Carpentry; Edward Rosendahl, Accountant.
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BATTLE CREEK INDUSTRIAL

ACADEMY.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Established 1904.
Board: Wm. Halley (Chairman),
M. H. Minier (Sec.).
Ludington, PrinFaculty: Don
cipal, High-school Grades, Wood
Sloyd; Miss Mildred Wilson,
Grammar Grades; Miss Edna
Decker, Intermediate Grades;
Miss Florence Howell, Primary
Oradea; Mrs. J. B. Sperry, Sewing.
ematics, Science, Engineering;

Gladys McDill, Preceptress, English; Virginia Merriam, Music
Department; C. B. Van Gorder,
Farm Manager and Carpentry;
Mrs. C. B. Van Gorder, Matron,
Sewing, and Cooking.
BETHEL GIRLS' SCHOOL.

British Post-office, Canton, China.
Faculty: Principal, Mrs. George
Harlow; Treas., George Harlow.
BROADVIEW SWEDISH SEMINARY.

BEECHWOOD ACADEMY.
Fairland, Ind.
Established 1902.
Board: E. A. Bristol (Pres.), E. A.
von Pohle (Sec.), S. L. Strickler,
M. D., Wm. Applegate, W. A.
Greenlee.
Faculty: E. A. von Pohle, Principal, Business Manager, Bible and
History; H. M. Colburn, Preceptor, Treasurer, Bookkeeping;
Gertrude A. Sims, Preceptress,
English; Anna M. Carahoff, Matron, Domestic Science, Hydrotherapy; B. H. Phipps, Mathematics, Science, Mechanics.
bETHEL ACADEMY.
Bethel, Wis.
Established 1899.
Educational Board: W. H. Thurston (Pres.), W. E. Straw (Sec.),
C. - A. Russell, W. S. Shreve,
John Cutler, J. C. McChesney,
George Klement.
Faculty: W. E. Straw, Principal,
Business Manager, and Bible; C.
C. Curtis, Treasurer and Assistant Manager, Bookkeeping; H.
T. Elliott, Preceptor, History
and Civics; J, N. Kimble, Math-
R. F. D. r, Box 20, LaGrange, Ill.

Established 1910.
Board of Trustees: Allen Moon,- 0.
A. Olsen, S. Mortenson, G. E.
Nord, G. E. Langdon, J. M. Erikson, W. H. Thurston, E. A.
Bristol, C. -F. McVagh, J. Hoffman, E. J. Boo, Martin Pearson.
Faculty: G. E. Nord, Principal and
and Business Manager, Bible; J.
M. Erikson, History, Swedish;
A. G. Goude, English, Mathematics; H. 0. Olson, Preceptor,
Languages, Science; Mrs. H. 0.
Olson, Stenography, Assistant in
Swedish; Clara Olson, Piano, Organ; Selma - Peterson, Preeeptress, Physiology, Hydrotherapy; Anna Svenson, Matron; C.
A. Wearner, Manual Training,
Carpentry; Hildur Anderson,
Dressmaking, Sewing.
BUENA VISTA ACADEMY.

Oshawa, Ontario.
Established 1912. Board of Trustees: M. C. Kirkendall . (Chairman), W. J. Blake
(Sec. and Treas.), T. H. Robinson, J. T. Errington, F, G, Hill,
Faculty: W. J. Blake, Principal,
Bible and History; C. D. Terwillegar Commercial Department; i`rank Spangler, Preceptor, Science and Mathematics;
Mrs. W. J. Blake, Preceptress
and Matron; Miss Eva Johnston, English, French, and Latin; Mrs. Frank Spangler, Normal Dept.; Miss Edna Leach,
Stenography; Miss Lura Robson, Asst. Matron.
Management: W. J. Blake, Business Manager; C. D. Terwillegar, Accountant
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H. 0. Swartout, Preceptor, History and Science; G. H. Straight,

Mathematics, Shorthand a n d
Typewriting; Miss Ivah Krome,
Preceptress, Music Department;
Mrs. H. 0. Swartout, English;
Miss Susie Klose, Primary Department; Mrs. C. Bagnall, Matron; IL 0. Butler, Farm Superintendent.
CHINA MISSIONS TRAINING

SCHOOL.
Shanghai, China.
CAMPION ACADEMY.
Loveland, Colo.
Established 1907.
Board of Trustees: C. R. Kite
(Pres.), C. L. Taylor (Sec.), J.
S. Rouse, G. M. Alway, A. W.
Lane, C. F. Knott, W. A. Hankins, F. G. Specht, Robert
Be aird.
Faculty: C. L. Taylor, Principal,
Mathematics; W. A. Gosmer,
Preceptor, Bible and History;
011ie Taylor, Preceptress, English; Mrs. C. L. Taylor, Matron,
Dressmaking; Mrs. W. A. Gosmer, Music and Language; Carter Ledford, Manual Training;
Mrs. Carter Ledford, Accountant, Commercial Department;
Pearl M. Jenkins, Primary Department.
Established 1910.
School Board: R. C. Porter, C. N.
Woodward, Superintendents of
missions in China and A. C. Selmon.
Local Board: A. C. Selmon, 0. A.
Hall, R. C. Porter, C. N. Woodward, W. E. Gillis.
Faculty: A. C. Selmon, M. D.,
Principal, Science; 0. A. Hall,
Bible and Business Manager;
Miss Olive- Osborne, Mathematics; Miss Pauline Schilberg, General History, Geography; C. M.
Lee, Wenli Composition; T. Y.
Wu, Mandarin; Mrs. 0. A. Hall,
Instrumental Music; W. E. Gillis, Drawing.
CLAREMONT UNION COLLEGE.

CEDAR LAKE ACADEMY.
Kenilworth, near Cape Town,

South Africa.
Cedar Lake, Mich.
Established 1892.
Established 1899.
Board of Trustees: W. B. White

(Chairman), E. W. H. Jeffrey
(Secretary), W. S. Hyatt, H. J.
Edmed, Dr. W. C. Dunscombe, I.
J. Hankins, C. P. Crager (Treasurer), W. H. Anderson, G. H.
Clark.
Board of Managers: J. J. Irwin

(Pres.), R. U. Garrett (Sec. and
Treas.), C. F. McVagh, M. C.
Guild, J. J. Evans, M. Stevens,
J. A. Despelter.
Faculty: R. U. Garrett, Principal
and Business Manager, Bible;
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Faculty: C. P. Crager, Principal,

Bible and Science; Eric Smith,
Intermediate and Industrial De, Matron;
partments,
Miss M. E. Robertson, Preceptress; Helen M. Hyatt, Preparatory and Normal Departments;
Eric Smith, Dutch Department;
Miss Edwards, Music Department; J. I. Robison:
lish; J. Crone, Commercial Department; Susan Walde, Norrhal Department; Ernest Hartmann, Instrumental and Vocal
Music and Art; 0. S. Beltz,
Voice Culture and Organ; Lena
Neuman, Matron, Domestic Science.
CLEARWATER LAKE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
DANISH-NORWEGIAN SEMINARY.
Clearwater Lake, Wis.
Hutchinson, Minn.
Established 1906.
Established 1910.
Board: W. H. Thurston, L. E.
Wellman, A. E. Tyler, H. Peterson, M. D. Henise.
Faculty: L. E. Wellman, Principal;
Miss Ada Judd, Primary Dept.;
Miss Ruby McSparran, Preceptress.
CLINTON GERMAN SEMINARY.
Clinton, Mo.
Established 1910.
Board of Managers: R. A. Underwood (Chairman), G. F. Haffner, J. H. Schilling, G. F. Watson, E. C. Witzke (Sec.), Carl
Leer, H. A. Aufderhar, J. F.
Simon, H. S. Osterloh, M. B. Van
Kirk, W. D. MacLay, C. J.
Kunkel, John Isaac, W., H.
Clark.
Faculty: Principal, E. C. Witzke,
History, Languages; J. F. Harder, Bible; W. Toesjess, Preceptor, German; Paul Hennig,
German and Bible; R. E.
Hoen, Mathematics and Sciences; Winnie P. Hoen, Eng-
Board of Managers: Chas. Thompson, 0. W. Wells, L. H. Christian, M. L. Andreasen, P. M.

Hanson, Lars Nielson, Alf. Jensen, A. P. Hansen, W. W. Ruble.
Faculty: M. L. Andreasen, Principal; H. R. Johnson, Bible; P. E.
Berthelsen, Danish, History; J.
M. Peterson, English, German;
M. S. Reppe, Norwegian, History; M. Johnson, Science, Mathematics; Caroline Hopkins, Commercial; 0. A. Linnereu, Music;
Anna Nielsen, Vocal; Julia
Lyche, Matron; M. Johnson, Preceptor; A. M. Martin, Manual
Training; Geo. Axelsen, Industrial.
DARLING RANGE SCHOOL.

Heidelberg, West Australia,
Australia.
Established 1907.
Board of Managers: A. H. Piper,
L. J. Imrie, W. J. Smith, C. H.
Palinateer, C. E. Ashcroft.
EDUCATIONAL -INSTITUTIONS.
Trustees: G. Chapman, L. Moulton,
James Clarke, C. E. Ashcroft,
R. Howie.
Faculty: Principal, W. J. Smith;
Assistant Teachers:. Preceptor,
A. Mountain; Matron, Mrs. A.
Mountain; Miss K. Giblett, Miss
L. Davies.
EMMANUEL MISSIONARY
COLLEGE.
183
Industrial Faculty: 0. J. Graf,

Superintendent; J. H. Haughey,
Apiculture; Orval Ayars, General Agriculture, Fruit Growing,
Gardening; F. 0. Rathbun,
Printing; Ernest U. Ayars,
Woodworking, Carpentry; B. E.
Huffman, Grounds; B. B. Smith,
Book Store; Mrs: Lou K. Curtis,
Proof -reading ; Mrs. M. C.
White, Cooking; Mrs. I. J. Piper, Sewing; B. M. Butterfield,
Broom-making; George Simpson, Painting.
Berrien Springs, Mich.

Established 1901.
FERNWOOD INTERMEDIATE
Legal Title: _" Emmanuel Missionary College, Incorporated."
Tiinesassa, N. Y.
Board of Trustees: Allen Moon,

C. F. McVagh, 0. J. Graf, J. H.
Established 1907.
Haughey, G. E. Langdon, W. H.
Thurston, E. A. Bristol, C. A.
Russell, Wm. Guthrie, J. B.
Blosser, J. J. Irwin, A. J. Clark.
Officers of the Board: Pres., Allen
Moon; Treas., 0. J. Graf; Sec., J.
H. Haughey.
Faculty: President, 0. J. Graf,
History, Philosophy; J. H.
Haughey, Mathematics, Ancient
Languages; W. H. Wakeham,
Bibl; Olen R. Cooper, M. D.,.
Natural and Physical Science;
B. B. Smith, Commercial Department; Myrta M. Kellogg,
Normal Department; Alma J.
Graf, Preceptress, German; Mrs.
Laura Foster-Rathbun, English;
B. E. Huffman, Preceptor, Bible;
F. 0. Rathbun, Mathematics,
Printing; Mrs. Lou K. Curtis,
Latin; Mrs. Mabel L. Huffman,
Piano. Organ, Theory of Music;
Mrs. Roberta Graf, History;
Irene Campbell, Normal Training
School; C. A. Shull, Shorthand,
Typewriting; Fred Green, Assistant Business Manager, Agricultural Science; Mrs. M. C.
White, Matron, Cooking; Bessie
Steen, Painting, Drawing; Ramiro Garcia, Spanish; Genevieve
Spohr, Violin.
SCHOOL.
Board of Trustees: H. W. Carr,

G. E. Owens, F. H. Hicks, H. M.
Fleming.
Faculty: G. E. Owens, Principal
and Manager, Bible, History; E.
Bernice Hammond, Preceptress,
English, Mathematics; Mrs. G.
E. Owens, Matron, Special
Classes.
FIJI TRAINING SCHOOL.

Buresala, Ovalau, Fiji, Pacific
Ocean.
Established 1904.
Superintendent: H. C. White; Assistant Teachers, Mrs. H. C.
White, L. A. Butler, Miss E.
Clarke.
FIRESIDE CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL.
Established 1909.
Management: Department of Education of General Conference.
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Board of Managers: J. L. Shaw, G.

B. Thompson, M. E. Kern, C. C.
Lewis, W. E. Howell.
Faculty: Principal, C. C. Lewis;
Assistants, W. E. Howell, J. N.
Anderson, M. E. Olsen, C. Sorenson, G. R. Lehman, G. H. Heald,
E. L. Richmond, H. E. Rogers,
S. E. McNeil, Mrs. M. E. Kern,
Mrs. C. C. Lewis, Miss Barbara
M. Knox.
and English; Mrs. R. S. Shepard, Common Branches; Miss

Alice Butler, Assistant in Music;
Mrs. Ida M. Clymer, Matron, Domestic Science.
FRIEDENSAU INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.
Friedensau, Post Grabow, Bez.
Magdeburg, Germany.
Established 1899.
FOREST HOME ACADEMY.

Mount Vernon, Wash.
Established 1904.
Board of Managers: Lewis Johnson, S. W. Nellis, J. A. Holbrook, J. F. Piper, C. A. Wyman,
D. D. Rees, J. M. Willoughby,
Wm. McMoran, C. B. Evilsisor,
A. C. Manning.
Faculty: D. D. Rees, Principal and
Manager, English, History, Latin; Seneca W. Munro, Preceptor,
Science, Mathematics; Katie
Bell, Preceptress, Seventh and
Eighth Grades; Esther Lofgren,
Primary Department; A. Della
Moore, Vocal and Instrumental
Music; Pearl Houde, Matron;
Mrs. D. D. Rees, Accountant.
FOX RIVER ACADEMY.
Principal: Otto Liipke.

Other Teachers: Dr. E. Meyer, H.
Teich, Th. Itzmann, A. Hennig,
Br. Pieringer, Ch. Zybach, Dr.
F. Bauke, Otto Schuberth; Preceptor, Dr. F. Bauke; Preceptress, Ch. Zyba,ch; Matron, M.
Birkner; Business Manager, W.
Krumm; Treas., C. Banas.
Languages: German, Russian, English, French, Polish.
GARHWAL INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.
(Hindustani Language.)
Dwarikhal, Garhwal District,
India.
Established 1910.
In charge of C. C. Belgrave, assisted by six Indian teachers.
Sheridan, Ill.
Established 1900.
Board of Managers: G. E. Langdon (Pres.), J. B. Clymer (Sec.),
Allen Moon, P. E. Broderson, A.
J. Clark.
Faculty: J. B. Clymer, Principal
and Manager, Mathematics and
Science; R. S. Shepard, Preceptor, Bible and History; Miss
leis Morey, Preceptress, Music,
GOLDSBERRY INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Goldsberry, Mo.
Established 1908.
Board: J. C. Bradley. G. A. Lile,
Felix Turner.
Faculty: T. J. Roach, Principal.
Advanced students are employed
as assistants.
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HAZEL ACADEMY.
GRAVEL FORD ACADEMY.
Hazel, Ky. ,
Gravel Ford, Oregon.

Established 1900.
Established 1901.
Board of Trustees: F. S. Bunch,

C. J. Cole, L. A. Gibson, J. a
Dutcher, A. D. Owen, W. H.
Bunch, 0. S. Coleman, E. A.
Mereen.
Faculty: W. H. Bunch, Principal;
Board of Managers: J. W. Nor-
Miss Minnie Corner, Assistant;

Miss Minnie Iverson, Music.
wood, (Pres.), C. F. Lowry, J. R.

Kennedy, Curtis Pound, M.. F.
Knox, W. R. Elliott, A. N. Atteberry.
Faculty: A. N. Atteberry, Prin-
cipal; Mrs. A. N. Atteberry,

Preceptress; Martin J. Halvorsen, Preceptor; Miss Xana J.
Hibben, Assistant Preceptress
and Teacher; Mrs. Nellie Lowry,
Piano.
GUATEMALA ENGLISH
SCHOOL.
Apartado 218, Guatemala City,
Guatemala, Central America.
HILL AGRICULTURAL
ACADEMY.
Established 1908.
R. F. D. 2, Downs, Kans.
Board: The members of the -Lest
Established 1910.
Indian Union Conference Committee.

Faculty: J. G. Pettey, Principal;
Other teachers: Mrs. J. G. Pettey, Wayne P. Barto, Jas. A.
Bodle, Mrs. Jas. A. Bodle, I. Nolasco, and four native teachers.
Board:, N. T. Sutton (Chairman),

C. D. McComas (Sec.), H. S. Osterloh, W. A. McCroskey, S. S.
Shrock, A. S. Bringle, H. H.
Howard, Eunice A. Crawford, C.
A. Dixon, D. E. Hill.
Faculty: H. H. Howard, Principal
HASTINGS INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Hastings, Nebr.
and Business Manager; Estella

M. Corwin, Intermediate and
Primary Dept..; Willa B. White,
Assistant; Mrs. H. H. Howard,
Preceptress and Matron.
Established 1909.
Board: B. L. House (Chairman),
J. W. Christian, I. F. Blue
(Sec.), 0. E. Jones, C. H. Miller.
Faculty: I. F. Blue, Principal and
Business Manager; Mrs. I. F.
Blue, Assistant; Mrs. L. Winston, Preceptress and Matron;
EL C. Wilson, Music Director;

Miss Edna Walters, Primary
Department; Beulah Moser,
Typewriting.
JAPANESE MISSION TRAINING SCHOOL.

846 Sendagaya-machi, Tokyo,
Japan.
Established 1908.
Board: F. H. DeVinney, W. D.
Burden, H. F. Benson, T. H.
Okohira.
Principal and Manager: H. F. BenBOIL
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KEENE INDUSTRIAL
ACADEMY.
Keene, Texas.
Established 1894.
Board of Managers: G. F. Watson,
J..I. Taylor, J. A. Leland, John

Isaac, W. E. Baxter, C. J. Buhalts, V. B. Watts, H. L. Wilcox,
James Butka, J. D. Matthews,
A. F. Harrison, C. B. Hughes,
J. J. Cochran, C. E. Smith.
Officers of the Board: G. F. Watson, Chairman; C. E. Smith,
Secretary; L. N. Carter, Treasurer.
Faculty: C. B. Hughes, Principal,
Preceptor, Mathematics; H. H.
Hamilton, Secretary, Commercial Department; H. S. Prener,
Bible and Spanish; A. D. Field,
Science and Latin; Mrs. Ella E.
Hughes, English; L. N. Carter,
Assistant Commercial Department; Josephine Wilson, Normal
Department; Mn. Frances V.
Sweany, Preceptress; Ethel E.
Knight, Music Department; Mrs.
Clara Burdick, Matron.
Preparatory School:
Principal,
Miss Josephine Wilson; H. L.
Wilcox Mrs. Lottie E. Butka,
Mrs. Myrtle
Woodall, Mrs.
'
Frances V. Sweany.
KETCHUM INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Ketchum, Okla.
Established 1911.
Faculty: Principal, A. W. Peter-
son, I. N. Long.
KINGSTON PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.
Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
-Established 1911.
Board of Management: The Ja-
maica Conference Committee

and the Faculty.
Faculty: Geo. F. Furnival, Mrs.
Iva June Furnival.
KOREAN INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.
Soonan, Korea.
Established 1909.
Board of Management: Mission
Committee.
Faculty: H. M. Lee, Principal and
Business Manager; May. Scott,

Assistant Principal, in charge of
Girls' Department; assisted by
six Korean teachers. ,
LATIN UNION SCHOOL.

Gland (Vaud), Switzerland.
Established 1904.
Board of Management: Paul St e tier, L. P. Tieche, P. A. De Forest, J. Robert.
Teachers: Paul Steiner, Dr. P. A
11; Forest, E. Noulay, Lea

Curdy.
LAURELWOOD ACADEMY.
Gaston, Oregon.
Established 1904.
Board of Managers: H. W. Cot-
trell (Chairman), J. J. Nethery,

H. G. Thurston, C. E. Olcott,
T. H. Starbuck, J. H. Hanson,
W. C. Emmerson, D. J. Chitwood.
Faculty: J. L. Kay, Principal,
Bible and Mathematics; Titus
Kurticbanov, Preceptor; Mrs. J.
L. Kay, Preceptress English and
Asst. in Bible; Miss Anna F.
Elder, History and Science; Miss
Eliza Jenson, Intermediate- Department; Miss Eugenie Covert,
Vocal and Instrumental Music;
William Reith, Business Manager; Mrs. C. M. Wyant, Matron.
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LEVANT SCHOOL.
LOMA LINDA COLLEGE.
Box log, German Post, Galata,

Constantinople, Turkey.
Legal Title: College of Medical

Evangelists.
Established 1910.
Lornd Linda, Cal.
Board: Members of the Levant.

Union Committee. (Temporarily closed.)
Established 1906.
LODI NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Lodi, Cal.
Established 1908.
Board of Management: C. L. Taggart, Verah McPherson, J. A. L.
Derby, P. J. Wolf sen, A. E
Parker, J. D. Fink, H. L. Wallace, Henry Shultz, P. H. Glantz,
N. W. Kauble.
Officers: C. L. Taggart, Chairman;
N. W. Kauble, Sec. and Business
Manager; F. T. Oakes, Accountant; J. J. Ireland, Auditor.
Faculty: J. A. L. Derby, Principal
and Normal Director; E. E.
Gardner, Pastoral Training; W.
C. Baldwin, Mathematics; I. R.
Abbott, Science; Mrs. E. E.
Gardner, English; L. E. Wester meyer, German; E. L. Church,
Spanish; F. T. Oakes, Commercial and Stenography; W. B.
Taylor, Manual Training; Mrs.
W. B. Taylor, Voice and Piano;
Mrs. B. B. Baird; Assistant Piano; N. W. Kauble, Agriculture; Mrs. D. T. Fero, Art; Miss
Leila Bradbury, Hydrotherapy;
Mrs. M. L. Hanley, Grammar
Grades; Mrs. Mabel Alsberg,
Intermediate Grades; Miss Stella Voris, Primary Grades; J. C.
Hensen, Cook; Mrs. I. R. Abbott, Sewing; Mrs. Lucy Forkner, Matron.
Chartered as a Medical College

1909.
Board of Trustees: E. E. Andross,
W. C. White, F. M. Burg, Josephine Gotzian, H. W. Lindsay,
J. R. Scott, W. A. Ruble, J. A.
Burden, G. K. Abbott, Julia A.
White, T. J. Evans, W. D. Salisbury, W. A. George, A. G. Daniells, Allen Moon, E. T. Russell,
Chas. Thompson, C. W. Flaiz,
Geo. Thomason, G. F. Watson.
Faculty: W. A. Ruble, A. M., M.
D., President, Pathology and
Bacteriology; G. K. Abbott, A.
B., M. D., Dean, Physiologic
Therapy and Practice of Medicine; W. A. George, B. S., M. D.,
Anatomy and Pelvic Surgery;
Alfred Shryock, M. D., Secretary, Histology and Embryology; Wilburn Smith, M. D., F.
R. C. S., General Surgery;
George Thomason, M. D., L. R.
C. S., L. R. C. P., Abdominal
Surgery; G. A. Snyder, Bible
and History; E. H. Risky, M.
D., Chemistry and Materia
Medica; A. W. Truman, M. D.,
Physiology and Neurology; N.
G. Evans, M. D., Special Pathology; Clarence Santee, Evangelistic Training, Bible; G. W. Keil,
M. D., Clinical Microscopy, Associate in Chemistry; Dorothy
T. Harbaugh, M. D., Obstetrics
and Pediatrics; J. A. Burden,
Sanitarium Principles; Litta
Belle Hibben, LL. B., Medical
Jurisprudence; Julia A. White,
M. D., Associate in Medicine;
Cora Richards-Abbott, M. D.,
Gynecology; Orville Rockwell,
M. D., Associate in Medicine; T.
J. Evans, M. D., Diseases of Eye,
Ear, Nose, and Throat.
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Dispensary Staff: I). D. Comstock,

M. D., Chief of Clinic, Internal
Medicine; H. F. Rand, M. D.,
Nervous Diseases; P. F. Haskell,
M. D., Diseases of Eye, Ear,
Nose, and Throat; Abbie Winegar-Simpson, M. D., Gynecology;
Ethel Leonard, M. D., Gross
Pathology and Autopsies; Belle
Wood-Comstock, M. D., Obstetrics and Pediatrics; L. J. Otis,
M. D., Minor Surgery; W. W.
Worster, A. M., M. D., Dermatology. and Syphilis; E. C.
Bond, M. D., Diseases of Heart
and Lungs; R. M. Clark, M. D.,
Genito-Urinary Diseases.
Faculty of the Nurses' Training
School: Mrs. A. W. Semmens,
Superintendent, Practical Nursing, Hydrotherapy and Massage;
W. A. Ruble, M. D., Bacteriology; W. A. George, M, D., Genito-Urinary Diseases, Julia A.
White, M. D., General Diseases,
Obstetrics and Gynecology; Alfred Shryock, M. D., Hygiene;
Clarence Santee, Bible and
Evangelistic Training; G. K. Abbott, M. D., Hydrotherapy and
Materia Medica; E. H. Risley,
M. D., Chemistry and Dietetics;
A. W. Truman, M. D., Anatomy
and Physiology; J. A. Burden,
Health Principles; Dorothy T.
Harbaugh, M. D., Pediatrics and
Surgical Nursing; L. W. Sturdevant, Head Nurse, Practical Hydrotherapy and Massage; C. McReynolds, Preceptor; Mrs. Mabel
Workman, Preceptress.
Brown, Bible, Farm Supt.; H. C.

Franklin, Preceptor; Mrs. R. A.
Hare, Preceptress; Wavie D.
Tubbs, English; C. J. Martinson,
Science; Forrest Washburn, Music; Hilda C. Hanson, Matron.
MEADOWGLADE ACADEMY.
Established 1903.
Board of Management: Executive
Committee of the Western
Washington Conference, and E.
J. Patterson, W. H. Lashier, L.
D. House.
Faculty: C. G. Clymer, Principal
and Manager; Anna Giddings,
Lanomage; C. R. Holbrook, Preceptor, Seventh and Eighth
Grades and. History; Alma Phillips, Preceptress and Supt. of
Primary Dept.; Olive Perkins,
Music; Mary Kendall, Matron.
MEIKTILA INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.
Meiktila, Burma.
Established 1910.
In charge of R. B. Thurber, as-,
sisted by three Burmese teachers.
MOUNT ELLIS ACADEMY.
MAPLEWOOD ACADEMY.
Bozeman, Mont.
Maple Plain, Minn.
Established 1901.
Established 1904.
Board of Managers: G. W. Wells
(Pres.), R. A. Hare (Sec.), 0. 0:
Bernstein, A. Mead, Stemple
White, B. Francis, Carl Svenson.
Faculty: R. A. Hare, Principal and
Business Manager; Geo. M.
Boalt of Managers: U. Bender

(Chairman), L. B. Ragsdale
(Sec.), Paul Iverson, D. H. Hanson, Samuel Dick, V. T. Armstrong.
Faculty: L. B. Ragsdale, Principal; N. C. Bungor, Preceptor
and Asst.; Mrs. L. B. Ragsdale,
Correspondence; Ruby Leighton,
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Music and Preceptress; Olive Staff: Mrs. E. E. Bruce, Mrs. A.

O'Connor, Miss W. Wilson, Miss
Smithwick, Primary Dept.;
P. Wachsel.
Mamie Grimes, Matron.
MOUNT VERNON COLLEGE.

Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Established 1893.
Officers: B. G. Wilkinson (Pres.) ,
E. G. Salisbury (Sec.), C. C.
Pulver (Treas.), R. T. Dowsett
(Auditor).
Executive Committee: B. G. Wilkinson, E. K. Slade, H. M. J.
Richards, R. A. Underwood, A.
R. Sandborn, R. T. Baer, F. H.
Robbins, E. G. Salisbury, C. C.
Pulver, W. J. Stone, C. E. Welch.
Local Board: E. G. Salisbury, C. C.
Pulver, E. K. Slade, C. E. Welch,
W. A. Gibson.
Faculty: E. G. Salisbury, President, Mathematics; N. S. Ashton, English Bible; L. R. Anderson, English, Latin, and German;
0. M. John, Science, Spanish;
Minnie 0. Hart, Normal Department; A. E. Hall, History and
Civics; C. C. Pulver, Manager,
Bookkeeping, Banking; B. P.
Foote, Commercial Department;
Mrs. A. E. King, Matron, Culinary Science; V. L. Fisher, M.
D., Advanced Physiology; Mrs.
V. L. Fisher, Nuhing; Grace
Taylor, Music; H. F. Benson,
Preceptor; Elizabeth Bailey,
Preceptress; Beatrice Murphey,
Training School; Grace V. Purdham, Assistant English; H. S.
Weaver, Printing Department;
Mrs. A. E. Hall, Registrar.
MUSSOORIE PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.
" Annfield House," Mussoorie,
India.
Established 1911.
Managing Board: H. R. Salisbury,
C. E. Weeks, V. L. Mann.
NEW ZEALAND TRAINING

SCHOOL.
Longburn, New Zealand.
Established 1907.
Board: J. M. Cole, G. F. Wright,
J. Mills, G. H. Hansford, M. Olsen.
Principal: J. Mills.
Teachers: Mrs. J. Mills, Miss M.
Smart, Miss L. Davies.
OAK PARK ACADEMY.

Incorporated as " Iowa Industrial
Academy "
Nevada, Iowa.
Founded in Stuart, Iowa, 1903;
removed to Nevada, Iowa, 1911.
Board of Trustees: A. R. Ogden
(Chairman), S. M. Butler, N. J.
Nerlund, J. W. McComas, I. A.
Reinhart.
Faculty: S. M. Butler, Principal
and Manager, Bible, History; C.
E. Plumb, Preceptor, Science and
Mathematics; S. A. Smith, Assistant in Science, Missions; R.
L. Luchenbill, CoMmercial Department, Bookkeeper; Mrs. S.
M. Butler, Matron and Preceptress, English Grammar; Miss
Anna M. Nelson, Assistant Preceptress, English and Latin;
Mrs. S. A. Smith, Music, Piano,
and Voice.
Industrial Department: S. A.
Smith, Agriculture; R. L. Luchenbill, Carpentry; Elmer Anderson, Printing; Miss Anna M.
Nelson, Sewing; Mrs. S. M. Butler, Domestic Science.
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OAKWOOD MANUAL TRAINING

SCHOOL.
(For colored.)
Huntsville, Ala.
Established 1895.
Board of Managers: C. B. Stephen.
son (Chairman), C. J. Boyd
(Sec. and Treas.), G. F. Watson,
S. E. Wight, 0. Montgomery,
W. H. -Williams, T. B. Buckner,
M. C. Strachan.
Faculty: Principal and Business
Manager, C. J. Boyd, History
and Mathematics; T. H. Jeys,
Bible, English, Printing Department; F. W. Halladay, Preceptor, Mechanical Department; J.
E. Caldwell, M. D., Supt, Nurses'
Training Department; Mrs. J. E.
Caldwell, Asst. Supt. Nurses'
Training Department; C. J.
Harris, Farm Superintendent;
Miss Bertha Bartholomew, Matron, Preparatory Branches;
Miss L. Mae Hollingsworth, Music, Stenography; Mrs. G. J.
Boyd, Dressmaking, Sewing Department.
PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE.

St. Helena, California.
Established 1909.
Board of Managers: E. E. Andross,
Pres.; E. W. Farnsworth, VicePres.; E. J. Hibbard, Sec.; C. W.
Irwin, Treas.; C. H. Jones, W.
C. White, George Thomason, P.
J. Wolfsen.
Faculty: C. W. Irwin, Pres., New
Testament Greek and Latin; E.
J. Hibbard, Bible; G. W. Rine,
College English, Philosophy, and
Education; M. W. Newton,
Higher Mathematics, Physics,
and Astronomy; F. W. Field,
Biological Science and Chemistry; H. A. Washburn, History;
J. H. Paap, English Language
and Literature; M. P. Robison,
Preceptor, Normal Instructor;
G. B. Miller, Organ, Harmony,

Composition, and Spanish; Wm.
E. Robbins, Registrar, Shorthand and Typewriting; A. A.
Krasoff, Voice Culture; Miss
Hattie Andre, Preceptress, Testimonies; Mrs. Viola Miller, Assistant Preceptress, Commercial
Arithmetic; Mrs. Alma E. McKibbin, Bible History; Mrs.
Wm. E. Robbins, Matron, Mathematics; Miss Katherine B.
Hale, Normal Director, Primary
Methods; Mrs. Grace O'Neil
Robison, Assistant. Normal Director, Grammar Methods; Mrs.
G. B. Miller, Normal Art; Mrs.
J. H. Paap, Piano and Art;
Mrs. C. W. Irwin, Bookkeeping.
Instructors: Ignacio Theilig, Spanish and French; Ewald Hermann, German; L. D. Andrews,
Piano.
Lecturers: George Thomason, M.
D., Health and Temperance; Dr.
E. W. Alsberge, The Teeth and
Their Care; Pedro J. Lemos,
Art; R. W. Munson, Foreign
Mission Methods.
Industrial Faculty: C. W. Irwin,
Manager; J. H. Paap, Agriculture; M. W. Newton, Mechanics; G. H. Carlsen, Carpentry;
F. W. Field, Poultry; Harry I.
Smith, Printing; W. W. Peterson, Blacksmithing; W. P. Dayton, Wickerwork and Basketry;
Mrs. Wm.' E. Robbins, Domestic
Science; Mrs. C. W. Irwin,
Store; Mrs. G. B. Miller, Manual
Arts (Normal); Mrs. Grace
O'Neil Robison, Cooking and
Household Economy (Normal);
Miss Lysle Spear, Sewing.
PHOENIX ACADEMY.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Established 1913.
Board of Management: C. Stump
(Chairman), R. E. Kalfus (Sec.),
A. E. Earll (Treas.), G. W.
Reaser, C. D. M. Williams, A. J.
Kuban:
Faculty: D. E. Pettis, Principal;
C. D. M. Williams, Bible; V. E.
Langdon, Commercial Dept.;
Mrs. V. E. Langdon, Grades 4
to 8; Mrs. Emma Wheeler,
Grades 1 to 3.
PLAINVIEW ACADEMY.
Redfield, S. Dak.
Established at Elk Point in 1902;
removed to Redfield in 1911.
Board: C. M. Babcock (Chairman),
E. G. Hayes, G. C. George, C. W.
Rubendall, A. Tucker, Alfred
Jensen, Wm. Reiner, John Merkel, M. K. Thrall.
Faculty: G. C. George, Principal,
Elocution; E. G. Hayes, Bible
and History; L. C. Damsgard,
Preceptor, Science and Mathematics; Miss Ethel Currier, Preceptress and English; Mrs. G. C.
George, Instrumental and Vocal
Music; Miss C. Twing, Organ;
I. G. Ortner, Treasurer and German Department; Carl Wolter,
Assistant in German Dept. Mrs.
E. G. Hayes, Matron; Miss. Maggie Levison, Assistant Matron;
N. G. Barber, Broom-making; E.
Levison, Farm Manager.
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Board of Managers: Chairman, J.

W. Westphal; Sec. and Treas.,
A. L. Westphal; C. E. Knight,
R. H. Flabenicht, G. Lust, Ernesto Roscher, H. U. Stevens,
Jose Weiss, G. B. Replogle, W.
W. Wheeler.
Faculty: Principal, II. U. Stevens;
other teachers; W. W. Wheeler,
Catalina Block, Camilio Gill,
Mrs. Camilio Gill,: Miss Almeda
Kerr, Mrs. Louisa Hugo.
Languages: Spanish, German, and
English.
ROYAL INTERMEDIATE.
SCHOOL.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Established 1907.
Board: F. S. Bunch, C. J. Cole, L.
A. Gibson, A. D. Owens, G. J.
Dutcher, R. W. Airey, Edwood
Babcock, 0. Luckterhand.
Faculty: R. W. Airey, Principal,
Bible and Language; H. W.
Oliver; Preceptor, History and
Mathematics;. Hazel Strong,
Church School Department and
Music; Mrs. H. W. Oliver, Preceptress and Matron; H. W.
Oliver, Business Manager.
PITA TRAINING SCHOOL.

Pfia, Chile, South America.
SAN FERNANDO ACADEMY.
Established 1906.
San Fernando, Cal.
Board of Managers: F. H. Westphal, C. E. Krieghoff, Ditmaso

Soto, Victor Thomann.
Faculty: C. E. Krieghoff, Principal and Treasurer; Mrs. Maria
T. Westphal, Matron and Preceptress.
Established 1902.
RIVER PLATE ACADEMY.

Colegio Adventista del Plata, Diamante,Prov. Entre Rios, Argeti
na, South America.
Established 1898.
Board of Management: F. M. Burg

(Pres.), H. G. Lucas (Sec. and
Treas.), J. A. Burden, E. G. Fulton, F. I. Richardson, C. L. Taylor, H. J. Eggers.
Faculty: H. G. Lucas, Principal,
German, Business Manager; C.
L. Taylor, Bible, Church History, Pastoral Training; S. Parker Smith, Science, 'Woodworking; W. S. Boynton, Mathematics, General History; Mrs. C. L.
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Taylor, English, Latin, Spanish;

Miss Ada Somerset, Normal Director; Miss Florence R. Lyman,
Commercial Department; Mrs.
W. S. Boynton, Preceptress and
Matron; Mrs. G. I. Bachman,
Vocal and Instrumental Music;
Mrs. James E. Knox, Critic
Teacher, Grades 6-8; Mrs. Gordon Wheatley, Critic Teacher,
Grades 1-5; W. C. Boynton, Superintendent and Preceptor;
Mrs. J. Magnussen, Cook; E. A.
Macdonald and Miss Alice Parker, Hydrotherapy.
Faculty: Principal, A. F. Schmidt;

W. A. Alway, Bible; K. D.
Haughey, Preceptor, Mathematics and Science; Clara Knowles,
Preceptress, English Language;
Katherine Krieger, German Language; Mrs. Mary A. Schmidt,
History; S. G. Burley, Russian
Language; Beatrice Burley, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Hazel Smith, Matron; W. A. Alway, Farm Manager.
SOUTH FLORIDA INTERMEDI
ATE SCHOOL.
SCANDINAVIAN UNION MISSION SCHOOL.
Fort Ogden, Fla. ,
Skodsborg, Denmark.
Board of Trustees: W. F. Martin

(Pres.), Miss Elsie Hollingsworth (Sec. and Treas.), W. J.
Bower, Mrs. Bertha Boesch,
Mrs. C. V. Smith.
Faculty: Miss Elsie Hollingsworth, Principal; W. J. Bower,
Agriculturist and Business
Manager; Mrs. W. J. Bower,
Matron, Domestic Science.
Established 1908.
Board of Managers: Scandinavian
Union Conference Committee.
Principal: Erik Arnesen.
Other Teachers: C. C. Hansen, Jr.,
Marie Norheim, Carl Werenskiold.
Established 1907.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY
ACADEMY.
SOUTH LANCASTER ACADEMY.
New Market, Va.
Established 1908.
Board of Trustees: A. C. Neff
(Pres.), R. D. Hottel (Sec.,
Treas., and Manager), C. V.
Woods, R. T. Fultz, C. E. Neff.
(Academy riot in operation in
1913-14.)
SHEYENNE RIVER ACADEMY.
Harvey, N. Dak.
Established 1903.
Board of Managers: S. E. Jackson,
Carl Leer, J. H. Seibel, Martin
Ruskjer, A. F. Schmidt, J. J.
Reiswig, A. V. Rhoads, J. Litwinenco,
Established 1882.
Officers of the Corporation: Pres.,
R. D. Quinn; Sec., H. W. Barrows; Treas., B. F. Machlan.
Board of Trustees: R. D. Quinn,
B. F. Machlan, F. M. Dana, H.
C. Hartwell, H. W. Carr, W. H.
Holden, J. E. Jayne, J. L. McEIhany, L. W. Graham, H. B.
Tucker, W. E. Fortune, A. P.
Needham, H. W. Barrows, R. S.
Hobbs, William Clayton, J. E.
Belknap.
Administration: B. F. Machlan,
Business Manager; H. W. Barrows, Asst. Business Manager;
Mrs. Lenora C. Barrows, Ac-
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countant; Mrs. R. D. Quinn, Officers: 0. Montgomery, Pres.;

Preceptress; N. A. Saunders,
C. L. Stone, Sec.
Preceptor; Miss Susie H. BarFaculty: C. L. Stone, Principal,
rows, Matron.
Business Manager; L. A. Hoopes,
Bible; L. A. Jacobs, CommerFaculty: B. F. Machlan, Principal,
cial Department; H. S. Miller,
Psychology; 0. F. Butcher,
Advanced Mathematics and SciBible; W. G. Wirth, Ancient
ence; G. R. Fattic, Preceptor, InLanguages and History; E. E.
termediate Department; Cora B.
Pringle, Science; H. T. Curtis,
Hicks, Preceptress; Mrs. G. R.
Mathematics; N. A. Saunders,
Fattic, History; Maude Warren,
Preceptor, Assistant MathematInstrumental Music; Rochelle
ics; Mrs. R. G. Cutts, English
Philmon, English; G. H. Baber,
Language; Mrs. R. D. Quinn,
Latin; Nellah Harrison, Primary
Preceptress, Domestic Science;
Department; Adeline McNett,
Miss Herminie Roth, French;
Matron, Cooking; Marion Bisset,
Edna Farnsworth, Instrumental
Normal Department; L. D.
Music; E. H. Dexter, Vocal
Dickey, Shorthand, Typewriting,
Teacher and Choral Director; C.
Violin; Mrs. C. L. Stone, DrawH. Castle, Commercial Depart:
ing and Art.
ment, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Commercial Law; W. A.
Wilbur, Shorthand; Mrs. H. E.
Osborne, Director Normal
STANBOROUGH PARK MISSchool, Pedagogics; Miss Ella
SIONARY COLLEGE.
M. Osborn, Grammar Department, Critic Teacher; Miss Lida
Stanborough
Park, Watford,
Eaton, Intermediate DepartHerts, England.
ment, Critic Teacher; Miss
Madge Moore, Primary DepartEstablished 1901.
ment, Critic Teacher; Miss
Adeline L. Chapman, Manual Board of Directors: W. J. FitzTraining and Art.
'
gerald (Chairman), W. C. SisIndustrial Faculty: B. F. Machley, A. B. Olsen, W. H. Merelan, Superintendent; H. W. Bardith, S. G. Haughey, A. E. Bacon,
rows, Steward; Mrs. Lenora C.
J. J. Gillatt, W. T. Bartlett, S.
Barrows, Accountant; Mrs. R.
Joyce, H. E. Armstrong, R. MusD. Quinn, Domestic Science; S.
E. Brown, Agricultural Departsen, Dr. C. H. Hayton.
ment; H. M. Perkins, BroomBusiness Manager: W. T. Bartmaking; T. M. G. Lister, Carlett; Treas., J. W. Hoatson.
pentry; Mrs. Elizabeth G. Ellis,
Instructors:
W. T. Bartlett, PrinSewing and Dressmaking; J. H.
Botsford, Steam and Electrical
cipal, Bible, Church History,
Engineering.
Psychology; G. Wakeham, English, Science, Mathematics, Music; G. Baird, History, Latin,
SOUTHERN TRAINING SCHOOL.
Bible, Bookkeeping; Dr. C. H.
Graysville, Tenn.
Hayton, Physiology, hygiene;
Established 1896.
J. Fitzgerald, Pastoral
W.
Board of Managers: 0. MontgomTraining; W. Halliday, Precepery, S. E. Wight, C. L. Stone, G.
tor, Greek; H. F. De'Ath, ShortH. Baber, S. M. Jacobs, R. L.
hand; Miss D. J. Leith, PrecepWilliams, W. H. Branson, E. H.
tress and Matron.
Rees, M. M. Martinson.
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STRODE INDUSTRIAL ACADEMY.

Oswego, Kans.
Established 1906.
Board of Managers: W. H. Clark,
Chairman; F. I. Mohr, Secretary; J. B. White, D. E. ,Huffman, J. L. Ballard, W. B.
Hoover, A. D. Cornell.
Faculty: J. B. White, Principal,
Bible and Science; F. I. Mohr,
Business Manager, Commercial
Branches and German; Mrs.
Florence Maxted Mohr, Matron,
Domestic Science; R. H. Bruns,
Preceptor, History and Mathematics; Mrs. Olive McGeeLeech, Preceptress, English Language and Sewing; Miss Grace
Ethel Aul, Music; Miss Sydney
Bacchus, Primary Department.
Industrial Departments: J. B.
White, Blacksmithing; F. I.
Mohr, Agriculture, Poultry;
Mrs. Florence M. Mohr, Glovemaking; R. H. Bruns, Broommaking; J. L. Ballard, Carpentry; Miss Grace E. Aul, Hydrotherapy; Miss Mollie Miller,
Cooking; Joseph Phillips, Accountant.
SWEDISH MISSIONARY
SCHOOL.
Nyhyttan, Jarnboas, Sweden.
Established 1898; reorganized
1908.
Board of Managers: Swedish Con-.
ference Committee.
Teachers: Karl Mattson, Maria
Mattson, J. Wallenkampf, Ruby
Lind.
TAKOMA S. D. A. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.
Takoma Park, D. C.
Established 1907.
Board: M. E. Olsen, C. S. Longacre, I. A. Ford, J. L. Shaw, E.
R. Palmer, C. Sorenson, L. M.
Spear, Mrs. Fannie Dickerson
Chase, Mrs. G. B. Thompson,

Mrs. D. W. Reavis, H. E. Rogers,
L. M. Gregg.
Officers: M. E. Olsen, Pres.; H. E.
Rogers, Sec.; L. M. Gregg,
Treas.
Faculty: Mrs. A. W. Weber, Principal; Mrs. Hattie E. Sorenson,
Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Ruth
Quinn, Walton C. John, Miss Ettie M. Spicer.
Night School: Grammar, W. E.
Howell; Composition-Rhetoric,
M. E. Olsen; Bible Doctrines, C.
Sorenson; Arithmetic, G. W.
Chas e; Elementary Physics,
Mrs. Fannie D. Chase; Advanced
Stenography, H. E. Rogers.
TAMIL DAY AND BOARDING
SCHOOL.
Nazareth Post-Office, Tinnevelly
District, South India.
Established 1912.
In charge of E. D. Thomas, assisted by seven Tamil teachers.
UNION COLLEGE.
College View, Nebr.
Established 1891.
Board of Managers: The presidents of the following Confer.
ences: Central Union; Nebraska,
North Missouri, South Missouri,
East Kansas, West Kansas, Colorado, Western Colorado, Wyoming, Northern Union, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Southwestern Union, the Educational Secretary of the Central Union, the
Educational Secretary of the
Northern Union, President of
Union' College, Business Manager of Union College, Lars
Nielson, H. A. Morrison, H. C.
Lacey, L. H. Wood, A. G. Taylor.
Executive Committee: R. A. Underwood, Frederick Griggs, J.
W. Christian, T. S. Dock, A. R.
Ogden, Chas. Thompson, W. W.
Ruble, H. A. Morrison.
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WALDERLY SCHOOL.
South Range, Wis.

Faculty: President, Frederick
Established 1907.
Griggs, Philosophy; H. C. Lacey,
Bible, Ministers' Training; H. A.
Morrison, Secretary, Mathemat- Board: A. W. Hallock, W. H.
Thurston, P. M. Hansen, John
ics; J. W. Weber, History; WinHoffman, Miss Eric Belin, C. W.
ifred P. Rowell, English LanHess, P. E. Sheppier.
guage and Literature; L. L.
Caviness, Ancient and Modern Faculty: A. W. Hallock, Principal;
Languages; L. H. Wood, SciF. C. Port, Preceptor; Miss Rosence; A. G. Taylor, Commercial;
ma M. Whalen, Preceptress; C.
Sarah E. Peck, Principal Model
W. Hess, P. E. Sheppler, Miss
* Lillian
School, Education;
Gertrude R. Holmes, Primary
Danielson, Oratory; Elsa NorthDept.; Amy R. Humphrey, M. D.
rup, Art; Mertie A. Wheeler,
Registrar, Shorthand; Mrs.
Blanche E. Griggs, Latin and
Greek; Leo Thiel, Librarian, AsWALLA WALLA COLLEGE.
sistant in English; E. D. Dick,
Agriculture; Florence Leo-TayCollege Place, Wash.
lor, Assistant in Modern Language; Lulu B. Hiatt, Oratory,
Established 1892.
Assistant in Modern Language;
Mrs. H. C. Lacey, Assistant in Board of Management: C. W.
Mathematics; Ruby 0. WiseFlaiz (Chairman), H. W. Decker,
man, Assistant in Oratory;
S. W. Nellis, H. W. Cottrell, P.
Katherine Sierke, Voice; Etta
A. Hanson, Jacob Riffel, F. W.
M. Bickert, Piano, Organ, CounPeterson (Treas.), E. C. Kellogg
terpoint, History, Theory; Carl
(Sec.).
Engel, Violin, Wind Instruments; Imogene Morrison, As- Faculty: E. C. Kellogg, President;
sistant in Piano; Dorothy
0. A. Johnson, Bible and PasWhite, Assistant Model School;
toral Training; W. E. Nelson,
Ether Francis, Assistant Model
Physical Science; W. C. Flaiz,
School; Lillie Holiday, AssistHistory; Miss Winifred Holmant Model School; Gladys Robden, Ancient and Modern Laninson, Assistant Model School;
guages; C. H. Thompson, BiologM. E. Ellis, Printing; Mrs. E.
ical Science; Walter I. Smith,
M. Long, Laundry; Charles WilPreceptor and Mathematics;
liams, Farm Superintendent;
Miss Jeanette B. Henry, PrecepCarl Maxwell, Engineer; Mrs.
tress and Matron; Miss Clara
Hattie M. Dawson, Domestic
Rogers, English; Miss Hedwig
Arts; Sarah E. Peck, Manual
Kleuser, Stenography and TypeTraining; L. H. Wood, Carpenwriting; J. D. Koch, Head of
try; H. A. Morrison, SurveyCommercial Department, Pening; Lillian Lickey, Sewing.
manship and Bookkeeping; Mrs.
Grace Wood-Reith, Director,
Administration: Frederick Griggs,
Pianoforte, Organ, and Voice ;President; T. S. Dock, Business
Miss Gertrude S. Shaffer, PianoManager; Mrs. Anna E. Shepforte, Organ, and Voice; Miss
herd, Preceptress; F. R. Isaac
Estella Kiehnhoff, Pianoforte;
and Leo Thiel, Preceptors; Mrs.
Lloyd E. Biggs, Violin and OrHattie M. Dawson, Matron; Herchestra; B. B. Davis, Normal
bert Griffith, Accountant.
Director; S. C. Hanson, Grades
7 and 8; Mrs. Elizabeth Flowers,
* On leave of absence.
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Grades 4 to 6; Miss Anna A.

Pierce, Grades 1 to 3; Mrs. B. B.
Davis, Manual Arts and Drawing; Isaac C. Schmidt, German
Department; Henry G. Heil, As:.
sistant German Department; F.
W. Peterson, Business Manager;
W. C. Raley, Bookkeeper; C. A.
Lessard, Printing; Mrs. Ethel
P. Adams, Dressmaking; John
Oster, Baking; Mrs. F. W. Vesey, Cooking; E. H. Emerson,
Storekeeper.
WASHINGTON MISSIONARY
COLLEGE.
Legal Title: " Washington Foreign Mission Seminary."
Established 1904.
Constituency: Executive Committee of the General Conference
and the president of each local
conference in the United States.
Board of Trustees: W. T. Knox,
I. H. Evans, B. G. Wilkinson, R.
D. Quinn, O. Montgomery, S. E.
Wight, A. R. Sandborn, R. T.
Baer, R. E. Harter, W. J. Stone,
H. M. J. Richards, M. E. Kern,
R. W. Brown, H. W. Miller, M.
D., E. R. Palmer.
Officers of the Board: W. T. Knox,
Pres.; M. E. Kern, Sec.; R. W.
Brown, Treas.
of the
Executive Committee
Board: W. T. Knox, M. E. Kern,
11. W. Brown, E. R. Palmer, I.
H. Evans, B. G. Wilkinson, H.
W. Miller, M. D.
Administration: President, M. E.
Kern; Business Manager, R. W.
Brown; Preceptress, Mrs. R. W.
Brown; Preceptress, Mrs. L. L.
Caviness; Preceptor, Clarence
Moon; Matron, Mrs. R. W.
Brown.
Industrial Departments: F. E.
Hull, Printing; Rubie M. Owen,
Dressmaking; H. W. Swartz,
Poultry and Garden.
Faculty: M. E. Kern, President,
History, Philosophy; C. Sorenson, Bible, History, Pastoral
Training, Pedagogy; J. N. Anderson, Librarian, Missions, Bible; M. Ellsworth Olsen, English, History; C. C. Lewis, Hebrew, Public Reading and
Speaking; H. W. Miller, M. D.,
Minor Surgery, Tropical Diseases, Eye, Ear, Nose, and
Thrgat, Advanced Hydrotherapy; L. L. Caviness, Latin, Phonetics; R. W. Brown, Bible;
Martha N. Canfield, M. D., Obstetrics, Gynecology, Hydrotherapy, Anatomy, and Physiology;
E. D. Haysmer, M. D., Analysis
of Excretions, Materia Medica,
General Diseases; Dr. L. E. Elliott, Dispensary Clinic; Clemen
Hamer, Vocal Training, Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Bookkeeping; 0. B. Kuhn, Hydrotherapy; Janette Morris, Bible
Workers' Trainer; Maria Noema
Fontana, Spanish; D. D. Beekman, D. D. S., Elementary Dentistry; George R. Lehman, Science; Esther M. Spicer, Art;
Miss Hulda E. Olsen, Practical
Hydrotherapy; V. E. Thompson,
Practical Hydrotherapy; Rubie
M. Owen, Dressmaking, Millinery;. F. E. Hull, Printing; Mrs.
E. P. Evans, Assistant Librarian.
Special Lecturers: A. G. Daniells,
Church Organization; W. W.
Prescott, Protestantism and the
New Theology; C. S. Longacre,
Religious Liberty; W. A. Spicer,
Missions and Mission Work; W.
T. Knox, Denominational. Finance; N. Z. Town, Missionary
and Publishing Department; J.
L. Shaw, Christian Education
and Comparative Religions; H.
W. Miller, M. D., Health; Mrs.
L. Flora Plummer, Sabbathschool Work; G. B. Thompson,
Higher Criticism, Spiritualism,
Christian Science; J. N. Anderson, The Foreign Missionary and
His Work; F. M. Wilcox, Inspiration of the Bible.
WATERLOO INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.
Waterloo, Sierra Leone, West
Africa.
Established 1909.
Board: T. M. French, J. A. During, H. E. Lynch.
acuity: T. M. French, W. H.
x Lewis, H. E. Lynch, Mrs. T. M.
French.
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J. Hannah, D. J. C. Barrett,
Robie Cook.
Faculty: T. D. Rowe, Principal and
Business Manager, Bible and
English; J. P. Redding, Preceptor, Commercial Dept. and History; Miss Terese Barrett,
Mathematics and Music; Mrs.'
T. D. Rowe, Preceptress, Assistant in Mathematics; Miss E. E.
McDiarm id, Matron, Domestic
Science.
WYOMING INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Hemingford, Nebr.
WILLIAMSDALE ACADEMY.
Established 1908.
Williamsdale East, Nova

Scotia.
Established 1904.
Board of Managers: D. U. Hale

(Pres.), P. V. Thomas (Sec.),
G. W. Berry, H. E. Reeder, H.
A. Fish.
Board of Management: M. M.
Hare (Chairman), J. A. Strickland, T. D. Rowe, W. G. Steeves,
Faculty: P. V. Thomas, Principal;

Mrs. P. V. Thomas, Assistant;
Mrs. J. A. Cartright, Matron.
Note. Notwithstanding repeated requests for complete directories

of various institutions, it has seemed impossible to secure proper data
from every one. It may be that the work of some has been so changed
that it does not seem advisable to continue their directories in this
form. For instance, some of the schools may have changed their grades
of work, and are now conducting only church-school grades, in which
case they would be listed in the proper place under the conference
directories, and not in the preceding list of educational institutions.
A number of such instances have been noted in preparing the matter
for this issue. In other cases, however, the omission of certain institutions from the preceding list of educational institutions, seems to
have been from a failure on the part of those in charge to furnish
the matter requested, although so frequently urged to do so. There
are two institutions whose work it would seem should give them a
place in this list, but a failure to receive the desired returns makes
necessary their omission. These schools are the Manson Industrial
Academy, located, at last report, at Pitt Meadows, British Columbia,
and the Thatuna Intermediate School, located, at last report, at Viola,
Idaho.
PUBLISHING HOUSES.
(In alphabetical order.)
AVONDALE PRESS.
Cooranbong, N. S. W., Australia.
Established 1899.
Manager: J. D. K. Aitken.
(This institution is operated as a
department of the Australasian
Missionary College, most of the
work being done by students.)
BRAZIL PUBLISHING HOUSE.

Name: Sociedade Internacional de
Tratados no Brazil.
Established 1905.
Office Address: Estacao Sao Bernardo, S. P. R., sao Paulo,
Cable Address: " Adventista," Estack) SAD Bernardo, Sao Paulo,
Brazil.
Publishing Board: Manager, A.
Pages. Committee for Publishing: F. W. Spies, A. Pages, Max
Rhode.
BRITISH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
International Tract Society,
Limited.
Established 1889.
Office: Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts, England.
Cable Address: " Hygiene, Garston, Herts, England."
Publishing Board: Chairman, W.
T. Bartlett; Manager, W. C.
Sisley; Sec., W. R. White; Directors, W. C. Sisley, W. J.
Fitzgerald, W. H. Meredith, W.
T. Bartlett, W. R. White.
Editors: Present Truth, W. T.
Bartlett, H. F. De'Ath; The Missionary Worker, H. F. De'Ath;
Good Health, A. B. Olsen, M. D.
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BUENOS AIRES PUBLISHING

HOUSE.
America.
Established 1897.
Name: Casa Editora Union Sud;
Americana.
Cable Address: Adventist, Buenos
Aires.
Post-Office Address: Florida, F. C.
C. 4, Buenos Aires, Argentina,
South America.
Publishing Board: C. E. Knight,
G. E. Hartman, E. M. Trummer,
Wm. Kirstein, 0. Oppegard.
Editors: La Salud y Vida, R. H.
Habenicht, Mrs. Lydia Oppegard; El Atalaya, Edw. Thomann, Contributing Editors: J.
W. Westphal, F. L. Perry, E. L.
Maxwell, E. M. Trummer, F. H.
Westphal, C. E. Knight; La Revista Adventista, Mrs. Lydia
Oppegard, Edw. Thomann.
CANADIAN PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION.
Oshawa, Ontario.
Established 1895.
Publishing Committee: M. N.
Campbell, T. D. Gibson, M. C.
Kirkendall.
Manager and Treasurer: T. D. Gibson.
Editor Eastern Canadian Messenger: T. D. Gibson.
CHRISTIAN RECORD PUBLISHING CO.
College View, Nebr.
Established -1900.
Board of Management: E. T. Russell, A. T. Robinson, F. F. Byington, J. W. Christian.
PUBLISHING HOUSES.
Officers: Pres., E. T. Russell;
Sec., Miss Mettie E. Cornell;
Treas., Central Union Conference; Editor of the Christian
Record, a monthly magazine for
the blind, published in American
Braille and New York Point
types: A. T. Robinson; office
editor and manager, Mrs. A. 0.
Wilson.
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
without postage.
EMMANUEL MISSIONARY COLLEGE PRESS.
Berrien Springs, Mich.
Established 1901.
Board of Managers: A. Moon, C.
F. McVagh, Geo. E. Langdon, W.
H. Thurston, E. A. Bristol, Wm.
Guthrie, A. J. Clark, J. J. Irwin,
J. H. Haughey, 0. J. Graf, C. A.
Russell, J. B. Blosser.
Publishing Board: A. Moon, 0. J.
Graf, J. H. Haughey.
Manager: 0. J. Graf; Asst. Business Manager, Fred Green;
Printer, F. 0. Rathbun.
FINLAND PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Unionsgatan 4, Helsingfors,
Finland.
Established 1897.
Corporate Name: Aikain Vartija
Forlagsaktiebolag.
Publishing Board: L. Muderspach,
J. C. Raft, N. Hammar.
Editorial Board: Aikain Vartija,
L. Muderspach, J. Sandelin.
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HAMBURG PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
Internationale Traktatgesellschaft
in Hamburg, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Established 1895.
Cable Address: Advent, Hamburg.
Publishing Board: L. R. Conradi,
Chairman H. Hartkop, Mana' Boettcher, H. F.
ger; J. T.
Schuberth, J. G. ()brander, G. W.
Schubert, J. F. Huenergardt, 0.
E. Reinke, W. Krumm, 0.
Liipke, Dr. E. Meyer.
General Canvassing Agt.: H. Box;
Auditor, G. Woysch.
Local Committee: H. Hartkop, P.
John, W. Lillig, H. Box, H. Berninger, F. Lumnitz, D. Kremer,
0. Worch, G. Dail.
Editors: Herold der Wahrheit, L.
R. Conradi; Zionswachter, A.
Plass; Gute Gesundheit, E.
Meyer, M. D., P. A. DeForest,
M. D., Unser kleiner Freund,
M. Creeper; Der Protestant, H.
F. Schuberth; Der Erzieher, 0.
Liipke; Teekenen des Tijds, R.
G. Klingbeil; De Arbeider, J.
Wibbens; Hlasatel Pravdy, J.
Simon; Semnele Timpului, R. P.
Paulini, St. Demetrescu; Zianas
Sargs, J. Schneider; Sioni Wahimees; Znaki Czasu, K. Hering;
Stroz Syonu, K. Hering.
Basle Branch.
Internationale Traktatgesellschaft,
Birmansgasse 31, Basle, Switzerland.
Managing Board: L. R. Conradi,
Chairman; H. Hartkop, W. Sebald, F. Prieser, W. Kiiry.
Attorney: W. Sebald.
Russian Branch.
(Being reorganized)
Address: care Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Publications: Blagaja Westj, editor, J. A. Ljwow.
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PUBLISHING HOUSES.
Levant Branch.
Internationale Traktatgesellschaf t,
German Post, Box 109, Galata,
Constantinople, Turkey. Manager, P. Bridde. Publishing in
the following languages: Arabic,
Armenian, Armeno-Turkish
(Turkish language with Armenian. characters), Greek, GrecoTurkish (Turkish language with
Green characters), Turkish
(Turkish language with Arabic
characters).
Hungarian Branch.
Vallasos Iratok Nemzetkozi KiadOhivatala, Katona Jozsef-u. 28.
I. 5, Budapest, V., Hungary.
Publications: Utolso Uezenet, editor, J. F. Huenergardt; Evangeliumi munkas, editor, J. F.
Huenergardt; Snazi wremena,
editor, A. Mocnik; Srpski Radenik, editor, R. Schillingar.
INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING
ASSOCIATION.
College View, Nebr.
Established 1903.
Board of Trustees: 0. A. Olsen,
E. T. Russell, J. W. Christian,
J. H. Schilling, G. F. Haffner,
L. H. Christian, S. Mortenson,
F. F. Byington, H. A. Morrison,
Theo. Valentiner, C. A. Thorp,
A Vermelin.
Executive Board: E. T. Russell,
J. W. Christian, F. F. Byington,
H. A. Morrison, Theo. Valentiner, C. A. Thorp, A. Vermelin.
Counselors: David Voth, G. E.
Nord, M. L. Andreasen, Carl
Svenson, Carl Leer, Fred Johnson, G. A. Grauer, Lewis Johnsin, S. F. Svensson, August Anderson, John Isaac, S. E. Miller,
Lars Nielsen, E. C. Witzke, J.
C. Madison, G. W. Erfurth.
Committees on Foreign Literature: German: J. H. Schilling,

G. F. Haffner, J. F. Harder,
Theo. Valentiner, Karl Gallion.
Danish-Norwegian: L. H. Christian, C. A. Thorp, M. S. Reppe,
M. L. Andreasen, N. P. Nielsen.
Swedish: S. Mortenson, Fred
Johnson, J. M. Erikson, A. Vermelin, 0. J. Nerlund.
Editors: Hausfreund, .Theo. Valentiner; Asst., G. W. Erfurth;
Arbeiter, Theo. Valentiner;
Asst., G. W. Erfurth; Zeichen
der Zeit, Theo. Valentiner;
Asst., G. W. Erfurth; Jugendbote, G. W. Erfurth; Evangeliets Sendebud, C. A. Thorp;
Lys over Landet, C. A. Thorp;
Asst., M. S. Reppe; Missionaeren, Mrs. J. M. Olsen; Tidens
Tecken, A. Vermelin; Signalen,
Mrs. A. Vermelin.
Committee to confer with Book
Committee in Europe: J. H.
Schilling, L. H. Christian, S.
Mortenson.
INTERNATIONAL TRACT SOCIETY.

17 Abbott Road, Lucknow, India.
Established 1898.
Managing Board: H. R. Salisbury,
S. A. Wellman, Mrs. M. M.
Quantock, W. . Perrin, C. E.
Weaks, W. R. French, J. S.
James, H. H. Votaw, G. F.
Enoch.
Officers: Chairman, H. R. Salisbury; Vice-Chairman, S. A.
Wellman; Sec. and Treas., Mrs.
M. M. Quantock; Supt., W. E.
Perrin.
Languages in which publications
are issued: English, Bengali,
Urdu, Hindi, Santali, Marathi,
Burmese, Tamil.
Editors: Oriental Watchman, S. A.
Wellman; Associate Editors, G.
F. Enoch, J. S. James; Herald
PUBL`SHING HOUSES.
of Health, Editor, Dr. V. L.
Mann, Associate Editor, S. 'A.
Wellman; Eastern Tidings, Editors, W. E. Perrin, H. R. Salisbury.
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MEXICAN PUBLISHING HOUSE.

Established 1899.
Office: No. 1420, Avenida 20, Tacubaya, D. F., Mexico.
Corporate Name: " Compailia de

JAPANESE PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
Eitablished 1909.
Address: 826 Sendagaya-machi,

Tokyo, Japan.
Manager: W. D. Burden.
Field Agent: H. Stacey.
KOREAN MISSION PRESS.

Seoul, Korea.
Established 1909.
Publicaciones, La Verdad,' S.
A."
Cable Address: " Verdad," Mexico City, Mexico.
Publishing Committee: G. W. Caviness, W. S. Swayze, H. E.

Mayer, J. A. P. Green.
Officers: President, W. S. Swayze;
Secretary, Alfred Cooper; Treasurer, G. W. Caviness; Auditor,
J. W. Erkenbeck.
Editors: Las Senales de los Tiempos, G. W. Caviness: El Amigo
de los Ninos, Mrs. G. W. Caviness.
Publishing Board: C. L. Butterfield, W. R. Smith, Riley Russell, M. D., H. M. Lee, Mimi

Scharffenberg.
Officers: Supt., C. L. Butterfield;
Sec. and Treas., F. F. Mills; editor Sei Chyensa eui Keuipyel, H.
A. Oberg; associate editor, C. L.
Butterfield.
LATIN UNION PUBLISHING

HOUSE.
Established 1897.
Societe Internationale de Traites.
Office: Gland (Ct. Vaud), Switzerland.
PACIFIC PRESS 'PUBLISHING

ASSOCIATION.
Established 1875.
Main Office: Villa Street, Mountain View, California.
Cable Address: Uprising, Mountain View, Cal.
Territory: The Pacific, North Pacific, Central, Northern, and
Western Canadian Union Conferences.

Directors: C. H. Jones, M. C. Wilcox, H. H. Hall, H. G. Childs, E.
E. Andross, B. M. Shull, Jas.
Cochran.
P. Tieche, H. H. Dexter, J.
Curdy, J. Robert, W. G. ond,
P. A. De Forest, L. Zecchetto, C.
E. Rentfro, Paul Steiner, Tell
Nussbaum.
Officers: President, C. H. Jones;

Vice-President, H. H. Hall; Sec.Treas. H. G. Childs; Auditor, J.
J. Ireland; General Manager, C.
H. Jones; Manager Book Dept.,
H. H. Hall; Manager Periodical
Dept., G. C. Hoskin.
Editors: Le Messager and Les

Signes des Temps, E. Noualy:
Le Vulgarisateur, P. A. De Forest, M. D.
Advisory Board: Presidents of the

following Union and Local Conferences: Central Union Conference, Northern Union Confer-
Publishing Board: L. E. Bork, L.
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PUBLISHING HOUSES.
ence, North Pacific Union Conference, Western Canadian Union Conference, California Conference, Central California Conference, Northern California
Conference, Southern California
Conference, Vice-President Pacific Union Conference.
Publishing Committee: H. H. Hall,
C. H. Jones, M. C. Wilcox, J. 0.
Corliss, E. E. Andross, J. R. Ferren, E. W. Farnsworth, F. H.
Gage, A. 0. Tait, G. C. Hoskin,
L. A. Reed, Jas. Cochran, H. G.
Childs.
Editors: Signs of the Times, M. C.
Wilcox; associate editors, A. 0.
Tait, L. A. Reed; Signs of the
Times Magazine, L. A. Reed; associate editor, A. 0. Tait; Our
Little Friend, Kathrina B. Wilcox; associate editor, Vesta J.
Farnsworth.
Kansas City Branch.
1224 Euclid Avenue, Kansas City,
Mo.; Manager, S. N. Curtiss.
Portland Branch.
719 East Flanders. St., Portland,
Oregon; Manager, J. F. Beatty.
Canadian Branch.
1109 Fourteenth St., West, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Box
1599; Manager, J. M. Rowse.
The Pacific Press Publishing
Assn. handles publications in
French, German, Danish, Swedish,
Spanish, and the Oriental languages. It also gives special attention to standard school textbooks and juvenile publications.
Complete catalogue sent free on
application.
REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION.

Established 1849; incorporated
1861; reincorporated 1903.
Main Office: Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Cable Address: Review, Washington.
Territory; The Atlantic, Columbia,
Eastern Canadian, and Lake
Union Conferences.
Coristituency: The Executive Committees of the General Conference, Atlantic Union, Columbia
Union, Eastern Canadian Union,
Lake Union, and of the local
conferences therein, as well as
former stockholders of the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing
Association who hold certificates
of membership in this corpora.
tion.
Board of Trustees: E. R. Palmer,
W. T. Knox, F. M. Wilcox, J. L.
Shaw, R. Hook, Jr., G. B.
Thompson, I. A. Ford, E. L.
Richmond, C. S. Longacre.
Officers: President, F. M. Wilcox;
Vice-President, W. T. Knox;
Manager, E. R. Palmer; Treasurer, R. Hook, Jr.; Secretary,
I. A. Ford; Superintendent, E.
L. Richmond.
Editors: Review and Herald, F. M.
Wilcox; associate editors, W. A.
Spicer, C. M. Snow. The Youth's
Instructor, Mrs. Fannie Dickerson Chase. Life and Health, Dr.
Geo. H. Heald. Liberty, C. S.
Longacre; associate editor, C. M.
Snow.
The Sabbath School
Worker, Mrs. L. Flora Plummer. The Protestant Magazine,
W. W. Prescott. Christian Education, J. L. Shaw, W. E. Howell.
Book Committee: E. R. Palmer,
Chairman; F. M. Wilcox, I. A.
Ford, W. W. Prescott, W. A.
Colcord, A. G. Daniells, W. T.
Knox, W. A. Spicer, C. M. Snow,
N. Z. Town, G. H. Heald, D. W.
Reavis, A. J. S. Bourdeau, E. L.
Richmond.
PUBLISHING HOUSES.
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South Bend Branch.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES PUBLISHING HOUSE.
212 South La Fayette St., South

Bend, Ind.; Manager, J. W.
Mace.
Established 1905.
New York Branch.

Room 903, 32 Union Square, New
York, N. Y.; Manager, L. W.
Graham.
Foreign Publications: The New
York Branch of Review and
Herald Publishing Association
carries a very large and complete assortment of the tracts,
pamphlets, and books issued by
our various foreign publishing
houses. Send for catalogue.

Factory: 25 Lahore Road, Shanghai, China.
Board of Management: R. C. Porter, C. N. Woodward, W. E.
Gillis, and Superintendents of
Missions in China.
Officers: R. C. Porter, Chairman;
C. N. Woodward, Sec. and
Treas.; W. E. Gillis, Superintendent.
Editors: Shi Djao Yueh Bao (The
Signs of the Times), A. C. Selmon; associate editors, Miss
Pauline Schilberg, C. M. Lee.
SCANDINAVIAN PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
Established 1879.
Corporate Name: Skandinavisk
Bogforlag.
Norway.
Cable Address: Sundhedsbladet,
Christiania, Norway.
Publishing Board: J. U. Raft, N.
C. Bergersen, 0. J. Olsen, Enok
Endresen, C. C. Jensen, Jens 01en.
s
Treasurer: Jens Olsen.
Editors: Sundhedsbladet, J. C. Ottosen, M. D.; Evangeliets Sendebud, Erik-Arnesen; Missionsefterretninger, Erik Arnesen.
Copenhagen Branch.
Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
Corporation Name: Dansk Bogforlag.
Cable Address: Expedit, Copenhagen.
Treasurer: Chr. HedebAk.
SIGNS PUBLISHING COMPANY,

LIMITED.
Established 1905.
Office: Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Cable Address: "Signs, Warburton," Australia.
Board: .T. M. Johanson, J. E. Fulton, A. W. Anderson, A. W. H.
Merritt, L. D. A. Lemke.
Editors: Signs of the Times, A.
W. Anderson and A. G. Miller;
Life and Health, A. W. Anderson and A. G. Miller; The Outlook, A. W. Anderson and A. G.
Miller.
SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
56 Roeland St., Cape Town,
South Africa.
Established 1894.
Publishing Committee: College
Board and Faculty.
Printing Works: Manager, C. P.
Crager.
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PUBLISHING HOUSES.
Editors: South African Sentinel,
managing editor, I. J. Hankins;

editorial staff, W. B. White, W.
S. Hyatt, H. J. Edmed; South
African Missionary, Mrs. B.
Smith.
Fort Worth Branch.
411 West Railroad Ave., Fort

Worth, Tex.; Manager, J. H.
Wilcox.
Atlanta Branch.
SOUTH LANCASTER PRINTING

COMPANY.
169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.; Manager, L. D. Randall.
Established 1903.
Committee: The Executive Committee of the. Massachusetts
Conference.
Officers: President, H. C. Hartwell; Superintendent, Leonard
.1. Smith; Treasurer, H. B.
Tucker.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION.
2123 Twenty-fourth Ave., North,
Nashville, Tenn.
Established 1901.
The Southeastern,
Southern, and Southwestern
Union Conferences.
Constituency:
The Executive
Committees of the foregoing
Union Conferences.
Board of Managers: S. E. Wight,
C. P. Bollman, R. L. Pierce,
0. Montgomery, L. A. Smith, L.
D. Randall, M. F. Knox, G. F.
Watson, W. A. Harvey, J. W.
Davis, J. W. Norwood.
Officers: President, S. E. Wight;
Vice-President, L. A. Smith;
Secretary, L. A. Smith; Treasurer, M. F. Knox; General Manager, R. L. Pierce.
STOCKHOLM PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan
Stockholm, Sweden.
38,
Established 1895.
Corporate Name: Skandinaviska
Forlagsexpeditionen.
Directors: Emil Lind, Emil Ahren, J. R. Lindqvist.
Secretary: Emil Ahren.
Treasurer: J. R. Lindqvist.
Editor: Tidens Tecken, Emil Ahr0i. MiSsionaren, Emil Ahren.
Territory:
Editors: The Watchman, L. A.
Smith; associate editor, C. P.

Bollman; corresponding editors,
G. I. Butler and P. T. Magan;
Southern Union Worker, C. P.
Bollman.
THE WATCHMAN PRESS.

Rivessdale, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
Established 1906.
Cable
Address: " Watchman,"
Kingston.
Territory: West Indian Union
Conference.
Publishing Board: A. J. Haysmer.
C. H. Keslake, D. E. Wellman,
H. C. Goodrich, J. B. Stuyvesant, A. F. Haines, F. H. Raley.
Officers: Chairman, A. J. Haysmer; Manager, F. H. Raley.
Editor: The West Indian Watchman, C. H. Keslake; West Indian Messenger, C. H. Keslake.
LIST OF PERIODICALS
ISSUED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST DENOMINATION.
The Advent Review and Sabbath Liberty; magazine of . religious
freedom; illustrated quarterly
Herald (denominational church
in magazine form; organ of the
paper, established 1849); weekReligious Liberty Association;
ly; twenty-four pages; annual
single copy, 10 cents; yearly
subscription, $2.00; published at
'subscription, 35 cents; three
Takoma Park Station, Washingyears, 90 cents; four years,
ton, D. C.; editor, F. M. Wilcox;
$1.00; ten years, or ten copies
associate editors, W. A. Spicer,
one year, to one or more differC. M. Snow.
ent addresses, $2.00; published
The Signs of the Times (leading
by the Review and Herald Pubmissionary paper and prophetic
lishing Association, Takoma
'expositor); illustrated weekly;
Park Station, Washington, D.
sixteen pages; annual subscripC.; editor, C. S. Longacre; astion, $1.75; published by Pacific
sociate editors, C. M. Snow, W.
Press Publishing Assn., MounW. Prescott; circulation mantain View, Cal.; editor; M. C.
ager, A. J. S. Bourdeau.,
Wilcox; associate editors, A. 0.
Tait, L. A. Reed.
The Present Truth (devoted to a
Signs of the Times Monthly Magpresentation of the doctrine of
azine; forty-eight pages and
the second coming of Christ, and
cover; $1 a year; published by
general Bible truth); weekly;
the Pacific Press Pub. Assn.,
sixteen pages; annual subscripMountain View, Cal.; editor,
L. A. Reed; associate editor,
tion, 6s 6d ($1.60); Stanborough
A. 0. Tait.
Park, Watford, Herts, England;
editors, W. T. Bartlett, H. F.
The Watchman; general missionary paper and Bible expositor; ' De'Ath.
illustrated monthly magazine of
forty-eight or more pages and
covers; annual subscription (in- The Signs of the Times (devoted
to an exposition of Bible truth
cluding Canada), $1; to foreign
countries, $1.25; published by
and signs of the times); weekly;
the Southern Publishing Assosixteen pages; annual subscripciation, 2123 Twenty-fourth
tion, 4s 6d; to countries outside
Ave., North, Nashville, Tenn.;
of Australia, and in the Postal
editor, L. A. Smith; associate
editor, C. P. Bollman; contribUnion, 8s 6d ($2); Warburton,
uting editors, G. I. Butler, P.
Victoria, Australia; editors, A.
T. Magan.
The Youth's Instructor (organ of
contributing editors, R. Hare,
Young People's Missionary VolC. Teasdale.
unteer Dept. of the General
Conference, and contains its
Reading Courses, also the S. S. The Oriental Watchman; monthly;
thirty-two pages; annual sublessons for the youth); weekscription, Rs. 2-8 (eighty cents);
ly; sixteen pages; annual subInternational Tract Society, 17
scription, $1.25; Takoma Park
Abbott Road, Lucknow, India;
Station, Washington, D. C.; edieditor, S. A. Wellman; associate
tor, Mrs. Fannie Dickerson
editors, G. F. Enoch, J. S. James.
Chase.
185
186
LIST OF PERIODICALS.
The West Indian Watchman;

monthly; thirty-two pages and
cover; 60 cents a year, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies; editor, C. H. Keslake,
Port Antonio, Jamaica, British
West Indies.
South African Sentinel (devoted
to an exposition of the signs of
the times and Sabbath truth) ;
monthly; twelve pages; annual
subscription, 60 cents; to countries outside of South Africa
and in the Postal Union, 75
cents; managing editor, I. J.
Hankins; editorial staff, W. B.
White, W. S. 'Hyatt, H. J. Edmed; Kenilworth, Cape, South
Africa.
Life and Health; national health
magazine; illustrated monthly
in magazine form. Tells how
to keep well, how to get well,
and how to treat simple diseases at home without drugs;
practical journal for the common people; single copy, 10
cents; yearly subscription, $1;
six months (subscriptions for
less than six months not accepted), 50 cents; three years
(or three subscriptions one
year), $2; five years' (or five
subscriptions one year), $3;
Len subsciiptions for six
months, to one or ten addresses, $3; five or more copies
mailed by publishers to different addresses, each, 5 cents,
postpaid; no extra charge on
foreign subscriptions; published by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park Station, Wasi
ngton, D. C.; editor, George H.
Heald, M. D.; circulation manager, A. J. S. Bourdeau.
Life and Health (the Australasian
health magazine); bi-monthly;
64 pages; annual subscription, 38
6d; beyond the commonwealth,
4s; Signs Pub. Co., Warburton,
Victoria, Australia; editors, A.
contributing editors, Dr. F. C.
Richards, Dr. E. Richards, Dr.

P. M. Keller, Dr. Florence Keller, Dr. A. V. Heynemann, Dr.
Ethel Heynemann, Dr. Howard
W. James, Dr. A. Stuttaford,
Dr. M. M. Freeman, Dr. T. A.
Sherwin.
Good Health (devoted to hygiene
and the principles of healthful
living) ; monthly; thirty-two
pages; yearly subscription, is
6d, postpaid; Stanborough Park,
Watford, Herts, England; edi_ tor, A. B. Olsen, M. D.
The Sabbath School Worker (organ of the Sabbath-school Department of the General Confer'ence) ; monthly; twenty pages;
Annual subscription, 50 cents;
in clubs or two or more, 35
cents; published at Takoma
Park Station, Washington, D.
C.; editor, Mrs. L. Flora Plummer.
Protestant Magazine; advocate
of primitive Christianity, and
a protest against religious
apostasy; illustrated monthly
in magazine form; single copy,
10 cents; yearly subscription,
$1; six months (subscriptions
for less than six months not
accepted), 50 cents; three years
(or three subscriptions one
year), $2; five years (or five
subscriptions one year), $3; ten
subscriptions for six months, to
one or ten addresses, $3; five
or more copies mailed by publishers to different addresses,
5 cents each, postpaid. No extra
charge on foreign subscriptions.
Published by the Review and
Herald Publishing Association,
Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.; editor, W. W.
Prescott; associate editor, W.
A. Spicer; circulation manager,'
A. J. S. Bourdeau.
Christian Education (organ of Educational Department of the
General Conference); a monthly
magazine devoted to the promotion of a broad; thorough, and
rational education, based upon
true Christian principles; thirty-two pages; annual subscription, $1; published by Review
and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.; editors, J.
L. Shaw, W. E. Howell.
Sabbath School Quarterly; fortyeight pages; containing the S.
D. A. International Sabbathschool lessons; annual subscription, 20 cents; Pacific Press
Pub. Assn., Mountain View, Cal.
Our Little Friend (a child's paper); illustrated weekly; eight
pages, annual subscription, 70
cents. Pacific Press Publishing
Assn., Mountain View,Cal.; editor, Kathrina B. Wicox; associate editor, Vesta J. Farnsworth.
Bible Students' Library: Send for
topically arranged list, to Pacific Press Publishing Assn.,
Mountain View, Cal.
Apples of Gold Library: Send for
topically arranged list to Pacific
Press Publishing Assn., Mountain View, Cal.
Gospel Herald; monthly; eight
pages; 25c; published at Oakwood Manual Trdining School,
Huntsville, Ala.; editor, T. H.
Jeys, Box 414, Huntsville, Ala.
Herald of Health; monthly; 24
pages; annual subscription, Rs.
187
2-8 (80 cents) ; International

Tract Society, 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India; Dr. V. L. Mann,
editor; S. A. Wellman, associate
editor.
Church Officers' Gazette; sixteenpage monthly, containing instructions to church officers,
and programs for the Home
Missionary, and Senior and Junior Missionary Volunteer societies of the churches; annual
subscription, fifty cents; published at Takoma Park Station,
Washington, D. C.; editors, Miss
E. M. Graham, Miss Matilda
Erickson.
The Christian Record (a paper
printed for the blind in American Braille and in New York
Point) ; monthly; thirty-six,
pages; sent free to all blind persons; published at College View,
Nebr.; editorial committee, Mrs.
A. 0. Wilson, A. T. Robinson,
Miss Mettie E. Cornell.
The Christian Record Publishing
Co. 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 without
postage.
The -Medical Evangelist; monthly;
sixteen pages; 50 cents; published by the College of Medical
Evangelists, Loma Linda, Cal.;
editor, Dr. W. A. Ruble; assisted
by G. K. Abbott, M. D.
UNION. CONFERENCE PERIODICALS.

Asiatic Division News-Letter; or0,an
of the Asiatic Division

monthly;
twelve
Mission;
pages; editorial committee, 0.
J. Gibson, Mrs. R. C. Porter,
Mrs. C. N. Woodward; issued
at 25 Lahore Road, Eastern
District, Shanghai, China.
Atlantic . Union Gleaner (official
organ of the Atlantic Union

Conference); weekly; eight
pages; 50 cents a year; Miss
Pearl L. Rees, editor; published
at South Lancaster, Mass.
Eastern Canadian Union Messenger (official organ of the East-
ern Canadian Union Conf eren"ce) ; weekly; four pages; 50

cents; Oshawa, Ontario; editor,
T. D. Gibson.
Central Union Outlook (organ of
Central Union Conference);

eight pages; weekly; annual
subscription, fifty cents; editor,
Miss Mettle E. Cornell; associate editors, M. B. Van Kirk,
Pres. of Union College, Miss.
Agent of Central Union Conference;' published at College View,
Nebr.
The Educational Messenger (representing the Educational Department of the Central Union
Conference); monthly; twentyfour pages; 75 cents; Central
Union Conference, College View,
Nebr.
Columbia Union Visitor (official
organ of the Columbia Union
Conference); eight pages; weekly; 50 cents; published at Mt.
Vernon, Ohio; editor, Grace V.
Purdham.
European Division Quarterly (organ of the European Division.
Conference); eighty. pages;
published at Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany; editor, L.
Spicer.
Lake Union Herald (official organ
of the Lake Union Conference);
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weekly; eight pages; 50 cents

a year; Mrs. Lou K. Curtis,
editor; published at Berrien
Springs, Michigan, and printed
by Emmanuel Missionary College Press.
Northern Union Reaper (official
organ of the Northern Union

Conference); weekly; eight
pages; 50 cents a year in the
United States, 75 cents in Canada and foreign countries; published by the Northern Union
Conference, 2718 Third Ave.,
South, Minneapolis, Minn.; editor, W. H. Edwards.
North Pacific Union Gleaner (official organ of the North Pacific
Union Conference); weekly;

eight pages; 50 cents a year;
published by the North Pacific
Union Conference, College Place,
Wash.; editor, S. J. Lashier.
Pacific Union Recorder (official
organ of the Pacific Union Conference) ; weekly; eight pages;
50 cents a year; editorial committee, E. E. Andross, E. W.
Farnsworth, F. M. Burg, G. W.
Reaser, W. M. Adams, T. H.
Behrens, C. L. Taggart.
Field Tidings (organ of the Southeastern
Union Conference);
eight pages; weekly; fifty
cents; published at Graysville,
Tenn., by the Southern Training School; H. S. Miller, editor;
G. H. Jeys, associate.
Southern Union Worker (organ of
the Southern Union Conference) ; weekly; eight pages; 50

cents yearly; published by the
Southern Union Conference,
2123 Twenty-fourth Ave., North,
Nashville, Tenn.; editor, C. P.
Bollman.
Southwestern Union Record (official organ of the Southwestern Union Conference); eight
1811
pages; weekly; 50 cents; C. E.

gesellschaft, Grindelberg 15a,
Smith, editor; G. F. Watson, asHamburg, Germany.
sociate editor; published at European Division Quarterly;
Keene, Tex.
' thirty-two pages; twenty-five
cents; editor, L. Spicer; pubWestern Canadian Tidings (official
lished at Stanborough Park.
organ of the Western Canadian
Watford, England.
Union Conference); biweekly;
eight pages; fifty cents a year; Australasian Record (official organ
published by the Western Canaof the Australasian Union Condian Union Conference at Reference) ; weekly;, eight pages;
gina, Saskatchewan; editor, A.
annual subscription, 4s; foreign
H. Brigham, Box '244, Regina,
countries, 5s; published by the
Saskatchewan.
Australasian Union Conference,
" Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W.,
The Missionary Worker (official
Australia; editor, Mrs. A. L.
organ of the British Union ConHindson.
ference) ; semimonthly; eight
pages; is 6d per year, postpaid., South African Missionary; weekInternational Tract Society,
ly; four pages; annual subscripLtd., Stanborough Park, Wattion, 50 cents; to countries outford, Herts, England; editor, H.
side of South Africa and in the
F. De'Ath,
Postal Union, 75 cents; editor,
Mrs. B. Smith, " Rustics,"
Zions-Wachter (Zion's WatchWynberg, South Africa.
man) (organ of the West
German, the East German, the The West Indian Messenger (organ of the West Indian Union
Danube, the Central European,
Conference); monthly; eight
and the East and West Russian
pages; 25 cents a year; RiversUnion Conferences) ; semidale, Jamaica, British West Inmonthly; sixteen pages; annual
dies; editor, C. H. Keslake, Port
subscription, mk. 1-50; for
Antonio, Jamaica, British West
America, 50 cents; editor, A.
Indies.
Plass; Internationale Traktat-
LOCAL . CONFERENCE PERIODICALS.

(Arranged Alphabetically by Conferences.)
Colorado: Echoes from the Field; Iowa: The Workers' Bulletin; four
biweekly; four pages; anpages; weekly; 40 cents; Iowa
nual subscription, 25 cents; ColTract Society, 'Nevada, Iowa;
orado Tract Society, 1112 Kalaeditor, Mrs. Flora V. Dorcas.
math St., Denver, Colo; editor; South Caribbean: South CaribR. T. Emery.
bean Gleaner; monthly; four
East Kansas: East Kansas Workpages; 24 cents a year; puber; semimonthly; four pages;
lished by South Caribbean Conference; editor, Mrs. Florence
35 cents; editor, B. M. Emerson,
Hutchinson, 31 Dundonald St.,
821 West Fifth St., Topeka,
Kans.
West Indies.
India: Eastern Tidings; monthly;
eight pages; Rs. 1 a year; Virginia: Gospel Medical Messenger; semimonthly; four pages;
printed by International Tract
twenty-five cents; published by
Society, 17 Abbott Road, LuckVirginia Conference, 2705 West
now; W. E. Perrin and H. R.
Main St., Richmond, Va.
Salisbury, editors,
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Western Colorado: The Gleaner;

monthly; 25 cents a year; four
pages; 122 South Eighth St.,
Grand Junction, Colo.; editor, J.
A. Neilsen.
The Forestonian; monthly; sixteen pages; fifty cents; published by the Forest Home
Academy, Mount Vernon,
Wash.; editor, Lyle Wilcox,.assisted by Marian Heywood and
Lester Steck.
Emmanuel Missionary College Bulletin; quarterly; thirty-two
pages; free; editorial committee, Prof. 0. J. Graf, editor;
Mrs. Laura Foster-Rathbun, associate editor; and five students
appointed by the student body;
published at Berrien Springs,

Mich.
The Student Idea; issued monthly; 50 cents for nine months:
published at South Lancaster,
Mass.
Southern Training School Quarterly; issued quarterly; eight
pages; one number during the
year -is the school calendar
(usually, about 78 pages); distributed free; published in the
interest of the school; editors,
Southern Training School Faculty, Graysville, Tenn.
Washington Foreign Mission Seminary Record; quarterly, by the
College at Takoma Park, D. C.
D. C.
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.
Arranged Alphabetically by Languages.
BENGALI.
Juga Lakhyan (Signs of the
Times); twenty-four page quarterly; published at 17 Abbott
Road, Lucknow, India; L. G.
Mookerjee, editor.
BOHEMIAN.
Hlasatel Pravdy (Herald of
Truth); monthly; 16 pages;
church and missionary paper;
subscription; 1.50 crown (America, 50 cents). Sabbath School
Quarterly, 1 crown; for America, 20 cents; editor, J. SiMon.
Published by Internationale
Traktatgesellschaft, Grindelberg
BURMESE.
Burmese Watchman; twenty-four
pages; quarterly; published at
60 Lower Kemmendine Road,
Kemmendine, Burma; H. H. Votaw, editor.
CHINESE.
Shi Djao Yueh Bao (The Signs of
the Times); thirty-two pages;
monthly magazine; yearly subscription, 50 cents; 5 to 25 copies, 31/2 cents each; 25 or more
copies, 3 cents each. Issued in
Wen-li and Mandarin editions.
Editor, A. C. Selmon; associate
editors, Pauline Schilberg, C. M.
Lee. Published by the Signs of
the Times Publishing House,
Post-office address, Box 523, U.
S. Postal Agency, Shanghai,
China.
N. B.In the United States and
Canada, all orders for Chinese
literature, aside from the paper,
should be sent to the Pacific
Press Publishing Assn., Mountain View, Cal.
DANISH NORWEGIAN.
Evangeliets Sendebud; semimonthly; sixteen pages; annual
subscription, kr. 2.60; rate for
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FINNISH.
America, $1; Akersgaden 74,
Christiania, Norway, and MarAikain
Vartija;
monthly; sixteen
grethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
pages; annual subscription, 50
Denmark; editor, Erik Arnesen,
cents; Unionsgatan 4, HelsingSkodsborg, Denmark.
fors, Finland; editors, L. MuMissionsefterretninger; monthly;
derspach, K. Sandelin.
eight pages; published as Evan- Lisalethi; monthly; eight pages;
geliets Sendebud; editor, Erik
annual subscription, 25c; UnArnesen, Skodsborg, Denmark.
ionsgatan 4, Helsingfors, Finland; editors, L. Muderspach,
Sundhedsbladet (health journal);
K. Sandelin.
monthly; twenty-four pages;
annual subscription, 3.00; rate
for America, $1.00; Akersgaden
FRENCH. 74, Christiania, Norway, and
Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V., Les Signes des Temps (Signs of
Denmark; editor, J. C. Ottosen,
the Times); monthly; eight
Skodsborg, Denmark.
pages; annual subscription, fr.
1.50 (30 cents, foreign, 40
Evangeliets Sendebud; weekly;
cents); published at Gland (Ct.
sixteen pages;. annual subscripVaud), Switzerland; editor, E.
tion, $1.50; International PubNoualy.
lishing Assn;, College View,
Nebr.; editor, C. A. Thorp.
Le Messager (The Messenger) ;
monthly church paper; twelve
Missionaeren; monthly; eight
pages; annual subscription, fr.
2 (40 cents); Gland (Ct. Vaud),
cents; International Publishing
Switzerland; editor, E. Noualy.
Assn., College View, Nebr.; editor, Mrs. Hansigne Olsen.
Le Vulgarisateur et Messager de
Lys over Landet; devoted to I'Hygiene (Popular Messenger of.
Hygiene); monthly health pahealth and temperance; thirtyper; sixteen pages; fr. 3.00 (60
six pages; quarterly; 35 cents;
cents); Gland (Ct. Vaud), SwitInternational Pub. Assn., College
zerland; editor, P. A. De Forest.
View, Nebr.; editor, C. A.
Thorp; asst. ditor, M. S. Reppe. Le Visiteur; quarterly church paper; four pages; published at
South Lancaster, Mass.; editor,
Miss Herminie L. Roth.
ESTHONIAN.
Sioni Wahimees (Zion's Watchman); sixteen pages; monthly;
GERMAN.
Rbl. 80; for America, 50 cents;
with Sabbath School Quarterly, Heiold der Wahrheit (Herald of
Rbl. 1.20, or 70 cents; published
Truth); semimonthly; eight
by the Internationale Traktatpages; annual subscription, Mk.
gesellschaft, Grindelberg 15a,,
2. (60 cents for America); InHamburg, Germany.
ternationale
Traktatgesellschaft, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany; editor, L. R.
Conradi.
FIJIAN.
Rarania; monthly; eight pages;
printed at Avondale Press,
Cooranbong, N. S. W., Australia; editor, A. G. Stewart, Buresala, Ovalau, Fiji, Pacific Ocean.
Gute Gesundheit (Good Health);

monthly; sixteen pages; annual
subscription, Mk. 2 (for America, 50 cents); Internationale
Traktatgesellschaft,
Grindel-
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berg 15a, Hamburg, Germany;

editors, E. Meyer, M. D., P. A.
De Forest, M. D.
Unser kleiner Freund (Our Little
Friel-id); monthly; 16 pages;
annual subscription, mk. 1. (for
America, 35 cents); Internat i o n a l e Traktatgesellschaft,
Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany; editor, M. Creeper.
Der Protestant (The Protestant);
religious liberty quarterly;
twenty-four pages; a n n u a 1
subscription, 80 Pfg. (for America, 25 cents); Internationale
GrindelTraktatgesellschaft,
berg 15a, Hamburg, Germany;
editor, H. F. Schuberth.
Der Erzieher (The Educator);
educational quarterly; twentyfour pages; annual subscription,
80 Pfg. (for America, 25 cents);
Internationale Traktatgesellschaft, ,Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany; editor, Otto
Liipke.
Christlicher Hausfreund; semimonthly; 16 pages; annual subscription, $1; College View,
Nebr.; editor, T. Valentiner;
asst. editor, G. W. Erfurth.
Deutscher Arbeiter; semimonthly;
eight to sixteen pages; annual
subscription, 75 cents; College
View, Nebr.; editor, T. Valentiner; asst. editor, G. W. Erfurth.
Der Jugendbote (Youth's Messenger), an eight-page weekly for
German young people; $1; International Pub. Assn., College
View, Nebr.; editor, G. W. Erfurth.
Die Zeichen der Zeit (Signs of the
Times); thirty-six pages; quarterly; 35 cents; International
Pub. Assn., College View, Nebr.;
editor, T. Valentiner; asst. editor, G. W. Erfurth.
5abbatschul-Lektionen (Sabbathschool Lessons); quarterly; containing the S. D. A. Interna-
tional Sabbath-school lessons in

German; annual subscription, 20
cents; International Publishing
Assn., College View, Nebr.
Rundschau der Adventisten (German paper for circulation among
S. D. A. churches in South
America); twelve pages; monthly; published by the Brazil Publishing House, Sffo Bernardo, S.
P. R., S5o Paulo, Brazil, South
America; editor, A. Pages.
HINDI.
Signs of the Times; 24-page quarterly, published at 17 Abbott
Road, Lucknow, India; editor,
S. A, Wellman.
HOLLAND (DUTCH).
Teekenen des Tijds (Signs of the
Times); monthly; sixteen
Holl. cents; (for America, 50
cents); Internationale Traktatgesellschaft, I Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany; editor, R.
G. Klingbeil.
De Arbeider (The Worker); eight
pages; quarterly church paper
for Holland and Flemish Belgium with the Sabbath-School
Quarterly; 80 Holl. cents; (for
America, 35 cents); Internationale Traktatgesellschaft, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany;
eidtor, J. Wibbens.
De Wachter; twelve pages;
monthly; editor, Hubertus Elffers, Rustica," Wynberg, Cape
Town, South Africa.
HUNGARIAN.
Utolso Uezenet (The Last Message); sixteen pages; monthly
missionary paper; subscription
price 1.50 crowns; for America,
50 cents; with Evangeliun:4
Munkas, and Sabbath-school
Quarterly, 3.00 crowns, or for
America, 80 cents; editor, J. F.
Fluenergardt; published by the
Vallasos Iratok Nemzetkozi Kiad6hivatala, Katona JSszef-ut.
28. I. 5, Budapest, V., Hungary.
Evangeiumi munkas (Gospel
Worker) ; monthly; eight
pages; for circulation among
believers in Hungary; edited
and published as the paper
noted above.
ITALIAN.
L'Ultimo Messaggio; monthly;
sixteen pages; L 1.50 per annum in Italy; 40 cents to United States; editor, L. Zecchetto,
Casella Postale 218, Florence,
Italy.
JAPANESE.
Owari No Fukuin; monthly;
twenty-four pages; annual subscription, 50 cents; 826 Sendagaya-machi, Tokyo, Japan; editors, T. H. Okohira, F. H. DeVinney.
KOREAN.
Sei Chyensa eui Keuipyel; monthly; twenty-eight pages; annual
subscription, 25 cents; Korean
S. D. A. Mission Press, Seoul,
Korea; editor, H. A. Oberg; associate editor, C. L. Butterfield.
LETTONIAN.
lianas Sargs (Zion's Watchman) ;
16 pages; monthly; illustrated;
Itbl. 80, for America, 50 cents;
Sabbath-school Quarterly, Rbl. 40,
or 20 cents a year; editor, T.
Schneider; published by the Internationale Traktatgesellschaft.
at Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg,
Germany.
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MAORI.
Karere o te Pono; monthly; four

pages; editor, Mrs. F. N.
Waugh; published by the Avondale Press, Cooranbong, N. S.
W., Australia.
POLISH.
Znaki Czasu (Signs of the Times);
sixteen pages; quarterly missionary paper; price, 50 pf., or,
for America, 20 cents per an1111111; editor, K. Hering; published by the Internationale
Traktatgesellschaft,
Str6z Syonu (Zion's Wat c hman) ; S pages; quarterly
church paper; price 40 pfg., for
America, 15 cents; published by
the Internationale Traktatgesellschaft, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany; editor, K.
Hering.
PORTUGUESE.
Revista Mensal; monthly; eight
pages; published by the Brazil
Pub. House, Estaao SR Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo,
Brazil, South America; editor,
F. W. Spies.
RAROTONGAN.
Tuatua-Moa; monthly; eight
pages; editor, Mrs. F. N. Waugh,
" Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S.
IV., Australia.
RUMANIAN.
Semnele Timpului (Signs of the
Times); monthly; sixteen pages;
missionary paper; subscription
price, Fr. 2.00 (to America, 50
cents); with Sabbath-School
194
Quarterly, 3 Fr., (to America

60 cents); editors, P. R. Paulini
and St. Demetrescu; published
by the Internationale Traktatgesellschaft, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
RUSSIAN.
Blagaja Westj (Message of
Grace); 8 pages; monthly missionary paper; subscription
price Rbl. 1., for America, 50
cents; published in St. Petersburg, Russia; editor, J. A.
Ljwow.
SAMOAN.
Tali Moni (The Truth); monthly:
eight pages; editor, Mrs. F. N.
Waugh, " Mizpah," Wahroonga.
SERVIAN.
Snazi wremena (The Signs of the
Times); sixteen-page quarterly
missionary paper; price.60
crown; for America, 20 cents;
editor, A. Mocnik; Servian
S. S. Lesson Quarterly and
Srpski Radenik; sixteen-page
quarterly church paper, or
" Servian Worker " 1 crown
50 Keller per annum; for America, 40 cents; editor, R. Schillinger; published by the Valhisos Iratok Nemzetkozi Kiad6hivatala, Katona J6zsef-ut. 28.
I. 5, Budapest, V., Hungary.
SPANISH.
Las Seiiales de los Tiempos; illustrated; thirty-two pages;
monthly; devoted to the exposition of the prophecies, Bible
doctrines, and health and temperance topics; annual subscription (in Mexico), $1.50; (outside of Mexico), $1.00 United
States Money; editor, G. W.
Caviness, Apartado 1554, Mexico
City, Mexico,
El Amigo de los Ninos (a paper

for children); monthly; 16
pages; 50 cents; Mrs. G. W.
Caviness, editor, Apartado 1554,
Mexico City, Mexico.
Estudios Biblicos; quarterly; Sabbath-school lessons for the entire Spanish field; both for
adults and for children; published as above.
El Mensajero del Rey; eight
pages; monthly; published at
1420 Avenue 20, Tacubaya, D.
F., Mexico.
El Atalaya; monthly; eight pages;
50 cents a year; published by
the Casa Editora Union SudAmericana, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
America; editor, E. W. Thomann.
La Revista Adventista; monthly;
sixteen pages; annual subscription, 75 cents; Florida, F. C. C.
South America; editor, Mrs.
Lydia Oppegard; asst. editor, E.
W. Thomann.
La Salud y Vida; monthly health
journal; 32 pages; subscription
price, $1; Florida, F. C. C. A.,
America; editors, R. H. Habenicht, M. D., Mrs. Lydia Oppegard.
Sefiales de los Tiempos; monthly;
sixteen pages; annual subscription, two pesetas; to foreign
countries, 50 cents; editor, W.
G. Bond, Apartado 492, Barcelona, Spain.
El Esforzador; four-page monthly
journal; 25 cents; address Apartado 492, Barcelona, Spain.
SWEDISH.
Tidens Tecken; semimonthly;
eight pages; annual subscription, kr. 2; rate for America, 85
-cents; Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm, Sweden;

editor, E. J. Ahr6n.
Missionaren (with S. S. lessons for
adults and children); semimonthly; twelve pages; kr. 1.50

(70 cents for America); Scandinavian Publishing Association,
' Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38,
Stockholm, Sweden; editor,
Emil Ahr5n.
Tidens Tecken och Sions Vaktare;
weekly; sixteen pages; annual

subscription, $1.50; International Publishing Assn., College
View, Nebr.; editor, A. Vermelin.
Signalen; monthly; eight pages;
50 cents; International Publishing Assn., College View, Nebr.;
editor, Mrs. A. Vermelin.
TAHITIAN.
Tiarama (The- Light); monthly;
eight pages; editor, Mrs. F. N.

Waugh, issued by the Avondale
Press, Cooranbong, N. S. W.,
Australia.
TAMIL.
Present Truth; twenty-four-page
quarterly; published at Trichinopoly, South India; J. S. James,

editor.
TONGAN.
Talafekau Mooni; monthly; eight
pages; editor, Mrs. F. N.

Waugh; issued by the Avondale
Press, Cooranbong, N. S. W.,
Australia.
TAGALOG.
Patnubay ng Katubusan: month-
ly, twenty-four pages; editor,

L. V. Finster; associate editor,
B. R. Panis; fifty cents gold a
year; 803 Georgia St., Manila,
Philippine Islands.
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URDU.
Signs of the Times; 24-page quar-
terly; published at 17 Abbott

Road, Lucknow, India; editor,
S. A. Wellman.
SUMMARY
General Periodicals
Union Conference periodicals

Local Conference periodicals
Foreign periodicals
Total
Weekly
Semimonthly
Monthly
Bimonthly
Quarterly
Total
26
21
12
66
125
23
12
66
1
23
125
196
LIST OF LANGUAGES.
LANGUAGES.
The languages in which denominational publications of all kinds are

now issued are-the following:
Amoy
Arabic
Armenian
Armeno-Turkish
Battak
Bengali
Bohemian
Bulgarian
Burmese
Cantonese (China)
Chassu (Kipare)
Chinyanja (British
Cen. Africa)
Chitonga (So. Africa)
Croatian
Danish-Norwegian
Dutch
English
Esthonian
Fijian
Finnish
French
Garhwali
German
Greek (Modern)
Greco-Turkish
Hawaiian
Hebrew
Hindi
Hungarian
Icelandic
Ilocario
Italian
Japanese
Java-Malay
Kaffir (Xosa)
Kavirondo
Korean
Laplandish
Lettonian
Lithuanian
Malay (Singapore)
Mandarin (China)
Maori (New Zealand)
Marathi
Niue
Polish
Portuguese
Rarotongan
Rumanian
Russian
Ruthenian
Samoan
Santali
Servian
Sesuto (So. Africa)
Shanghai (China)
Sintebele (So. Africa)
Slavonian
Slovakian
Spanish
Suaheli
Swedish
Tagalog
Tahitian
Tamil (India)
Tigrinya
Tongan
Turkish
Urdu (Roman)
Urdu (Persian)
Welsh
Wendic
Wen-li (China)
Yiddish
Zulu
Total languages, 75
DIRECTORY OF SANITARIUMS.
(Arranged alphabetically.)
ADELAIDE SANITARIUM.
Barker Road, Nailsworth, Adelaide, South Australia,
Australia.
Established 1908.
Board of Directors: W.. W.
Fletcher, P. H. Pretyman, C. P.
Michaels, Mrs. McDonald, W.
Were.
Manager:
ATLANTA SANITARIUM.
243 South Boulevard, Atlanta, Ga.
Established 1903.
Board: 0. Montgomery, L. L. Andrews, M. D., W. H. Williams,
N. V. Willess, V. 0. Cole, L. D.
Randall, J. E. Bowen.
Officers: President, 0. Montgomery; Manager and Treasurer,
W. H. Williams; Medical Supt.,
L. L. Andrews, M. D.
AVONDALE HEALTH RETREAT.
Cooranbong, New South Wales,
Australia.
J.
E.
Fulton, M. Lukens,
Board:
W. L. H. Baker, G. Teasdale,
E. H. Gates, C. H. Pretynian,
G. S. Fisher.
Under the auspices of the Sydney
Sanitarium and Benevolent Association, Limited.
Medical Supt.:
BELLAIR HYDROPATHIC SANITARIUM.
Bellair, near Durban, Natal,
South Africa.
. Established 1011.
Board of Management: J. C. Baumann, J. J. Bell, W. S. Hyatt.
Med. Supt.: J. J. Bell, M. D.
BOULDER-COLORADO SANITARIUM.
Boulder, Colo.
Established 1896.
Board of Directors: R. A. Underwood, A. T. Robinson, Earl Austin, R. R. Cook, J. G. Weller,
H. A. Green, E. J. Baker.
Officers of the Board: A. T. Robinson, Pres.; H. A. Green, M. D.,
Vice-Pres.; E. J. Baker, Sec.
and Treas.
Executive and Finance Committee:
H. A. Green, Medical and Gen, Viceeral Supt.;
Pres.; E. J. Baker, Sec. and
Treas.
Medical Faculty: H. A. Green, M.
D.; Kate Lindsay, M. D.; Fred
Weber, M. D.; Anna B. Durrie,
M. D.
Nurses' Training-school: Grace E.
Mitchell, Supt. and Sec.
Food Department: J. G. Weller,
Pres. and General Manager;
Earl Austin, Sec., Treas., and
Local Manager. T. G. Weller,
Manager Denver Branch, 613
Fifteenth St., Denver, Colo.
Sanitarium Store: Earl Austin,
Manager.
CAPE SANITARIUM.
Plumstead, Cape, South Africa.
Established 1904.
Board of Trustees: W. B. White,
W. S. Hyatt, H. J. Edmed, Dr.
H. J. Williams, I. J. Hankins, C.
P. Crager, Prof. H. Elffers, G. H.
Clark, W. H. Anderson.
Officers: W. B. White, Chairman,
E. W. H. Jeffrey, Sec.; Geo.
Webb, Treas.
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198
SANITARIUMS.
Medical Faculty: H. J. Williams,

M. D., Supt.; W. C. Dunscombe,
M., D.; Mrs. G. W. Webb, Matron; G. W. Webb, Business
Manager.
CAPE SANITARIUM ANNEX.
. Muizenberg, Cape, South. Africa.
Established 1913.
Privately owned; under conference supervision.
Medical Faculty: Dr. H. J. Williams, Dr. W. C. Dunscombe,
Miss Dunscombe, Matron.
FLORIDA SANITARIUM.
Orlando, Fla.
Established 1908.
Legal Name: " Florida. Sanitarium
and Benevolent Association."
Trustees: W. H. Heckman (Pres.),
H. A. Shreve (Sec.), B. W.
Spire (Treas.), C. B. Stephenson,W. J. Ewing.
Medical Staff: Superintendent, R.
S. Ingersoll, M. D.; Sec., Treas.,
and General Manager, B. W.
Spire; Matron, Mrs. W. M. Lee.
CATERHAM SANITARIUM.
FRIEDENSAU SANITARIUM.
Surrey Hills Hydro, Caterham

Valley, England.
Established 1903.
Board of Managers: W. C. Sisley,
W. J. Fitzgerald, W. T. Bartlett, A. B. Olsen, Dr. C. H. Hayton.
Officers: Chairman, W. C. Sisley;
Sec. and Treas., A. B. Olsen.
Medical Superintendent: A. B. Olsen, M. D.; Matron, Miss J.
Bacon.
Friedensau, Post Grabow, Bez.

Magdeburg, Germany.
Established 1899.
" Deutscher Verein fur Gesundheitspflege: " Legal organization
for holding the Friedensau property.
Trustees: L. R. Conradi, President;
W. Krumm, Manager; Dr. E.
Meyer, Otto Liipke, H. F. Schuberth, J. G. Obliinder, J. T.
Boettcher, H. Hartkop, 0. E.
Reinke, J. F. Huenergardt.
Members: E. Frauchiger, G. Perk,
G. W. Schubert, J. Erzberger, L.
Mathe, W. Prillwitz, E. Bahr, H.
Fenner, K. Sinz, J. Wolfgarten,
F. GOtting, F. Prieser, D. P.
Gaede,
Schwenecke, J. Seefried, H. Meyer-Blirtschy, R.
Schillinger, 0. A. Janert, R. G.
Klingbeil, E. Enseleit, J. Wibbens, M. H. Wentland, F. Gruber, J. Muth, E. Gugel, H. Box.
Officers: Pres., L. R. Conradi;
Vice-Pres., W. Krumm; Sec., 0.
Liipke; Auditor, G. Woysch.
Medical Faculty: Supt., Dr. E.
Meyer; Head Nurses, Joseph Esser, Miss M. Forster.
Officers: Matron, Miss Helene Bartel; Business Manager, W.
Krumm; Treasurer, C. Banas.
CHRISTCHURCH SANITARIUM.
Papanui, Christchurch, New
Zealand.
Board: J. M. Cole, G. A. Brandstater, S. H. Amyes, W. H. Pascoe, F. G. Hampton.
Manager: G. A. Brandstater.
CHRISTIANIA HEALTH HOME.

Akersgaden 74, Christiania, Norway.
Established 1900.
Corporate Name: Kurbadet.
Superintendent: C. M. Scott.
SANITARIUMS.
GLENDALE SANITARIUM.
Glendale, Cal.
Established 1905.
Faculty: D. D. Comstock, M. D.,
Medical Supt.; Belle Wood-Comstock, M. D., Supt. of Nurses'
Training School; H. F. Rand,
M. D., Consulting Physician;
C. A. Burrows, M. D.; C. F.
Marvin, Steward; Elder L. H.
Proctor, Chaplain; H. W. Lindsay, Manager; Miss Bertha Orchard, Matron; Miss L. A. Santee, Head Nurse; Mrs. Winifred
Frederick-Lindsay, Surgical Matron; B. W. Culver, Chef.
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IOWA SANITARIUM.
Nevada, Iowa.
Established in Nevada, Iowa, in
1909.
(Continuing the Sanitarium established at Des Moines in 1899.)
Board of. Managers: A. R. Ogden,
I. E. Rhinehart, J. W. Dorcas,
S. M. Butler, F. H. Dryer, A. J.
Iden, C., W. Heald.
Local Board: C. W. Heald, M. D.,
Supt.; J. W. Dorcas, Business
Manager; Hannah Larson, Matron; Dr. Clara A. Schunk.
KANSAS SANITARIUM.
GOOD HEALTH ASSOCIATION,

LTD.
Incorporated 1903.
Office: Stanborough Park, Watford, Huts, England.
Trustees: W. C. Sisley, W. T.
Bartlett, A. B. Olsen, W. J.
Fitzgerald, S. G. Haughey, W.
H. Meredith, H. E. Armstrong,
J. J. Gillatt, S. Joyce, W. H.
Wakeham, H. C. Lacey, Dr. C.
H. Hayton, A.- E. Bacon, G.
Hawkins, W. R. White.
Officers: Chairman, W. J. Fitzgerald; Secretary, A. B. Olsen, M.
D.; Treas., W. C. Sisley.
Wichita, Kans.
Established 1901.
Beard of Trustees: H. S. Osterloh
(Pres.), W. H. Clark, W. A.
McCroskey, L. C. Christofferson
(Seca and Treas.), J. D. McBrooni, T. J. Watkins, N. T.
Sutton, B. M. Emerson, E. T.
Wilson, L. A. Sutter.
Board of Management: L. C.
Christofferson, W. H. Clark,
H. S. Osterloh, J. Di McBroom,
L. A. Sutter.
Medical FacUlty: Medical Supt.,
L. A. Sutter, M. D.; Business
Manager, L. C. Christofferson;
Matron, Mrs. L. M. Christofferson.
GRAYSVILLE SANITARIUM.
Graysville, Tenn.
ICIMBERLEY BATHS.
Established 1900.
7 Cheapside, Kimberley, South

Africa.
Board of Directors: 0. Montgomery, W. H. Williams, R. L. Williams, W. H. Branson, 0. M.

Hayward, C. L. Stone, L. A.
Hoopes.
Officers; Pres., 0. Montgomery;
See., R. L. Williams; Med.
Supt., 0. M. Hayward, M. D.
Established 1901.
Loard of Trustees: Executive
Committee of the Cape Colony
Conference.
Manager: .J. V. Willson; Matron,
Mrs. 3. V. Willson.
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SANITARIUMS. .
LAKE GENEVA SANITARIUM.

(Sanatorium du JLemaii))
'Glazid, Ct. Vaud, Switzerland.
Organized 1904.
Corporate Name: " Societe Philanthropique de la Ligniere."
Board of Directors: L. R. Conradi, L. P. Tieche, Jules Robert,
P. A. De Forest, H. H. Dexter.
Afficers: Pres., L. R. Conradi; Sec.
and Treas., J. Robert:
Local Board: J. Robert, P. A. De
Forest, L. E. Boyle, Paul Steiner,
George Weber.
Medical Superintendent: P. A. De
Forest, M. D.
Matron: Mrs. Eli7Robert.
V
LOMA LINDA SANITARIUM.

(Incorporated with the College of
Medical Evangelists.)
Loma Linda, California.
Established 1905.
Board of Trustees: E. E. Andross, President; F. M. Burg,
Vice-President; S. S. Merrill,
Secretary; J. A. Burden, Treas.;
S. S. Merrill, Asst. Treas.; W.
A. Ruble, J. R. Scott; W. D.
Salisbury, General Manager; T.
J. Evans, W. A. George, G. K.
Abbott, J. A. White, A. G. Danjells, Allen' Modn, Chas. Thompson, 0. F. Watson, E. T. Russell, C. W. Flaiz, Geo. Thomason, W. C. White, Mrs. Josephine Gotzian, H. W. Lindsay.
Medical Staff: T. J. Evans, M. D.,
Medical Superintendent; Julia
A. White, M. Di
MADISON SANITARIUM.
Madison, Wis.
Established 1902.
Board of Trustees: W. H. Thurston (Pres.), P. L. Larson (Sec.
and Business Manager), W. T.
Lindsay, M. D., Arthur Belding,
W. J. Welter, Peter Hariseh,

Jan 'Cutler.
Medical FacUlty: W. T. Lindsay,
M. D., Medical Director; A. I.
Lovell, M. D., Rouse -Physician.
NATAL HEALTH INSTITUTE.
126 Longmarket St., Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa.
Established 1908.
Board: J. C. Baumann, Dr. J. J.
Bell, W. S. Hyatt.
Med. 'Supt.: Dr. J. J. Bell.
V
NEBRASKA SANITARIUM.
College View, Nebr.
Established 1894.
Board of Managers: J. D. Shively,
J. W. Christian, A. T. Robinson,
0. H. Hahn, E. T. Russell, Lars
Nielson (Business Manager).
Medical Staff: J. D. Shively, M. D.
(Medical Supt.) ; 0. H. Hahn,
M. D.; Eva M. Shively, M. D.;
Hannah Larson, Matron.
V
NEBRASKA SANITARIUM.
Hastings, Nebr.
Established 1908.
Board of Directors: Lars Nielson
(Pres.), 0. H. Hahn (Sec.), J. W.
Christian, J. D. Shively, E. T.
Russell, A. T. Robinson.
Officers: Medical Supt., 0. H.
Hahn, M. D.; Matron, Ellen
Lindholm.
NEW ENGLAND SANITARIUM.
Melrose, Mass.
Established 1899.
Officers: R. D. Quinn, Pres.; J.
G. White, Sec. and Treas.; W.
E. Bliss, M. D., Supt.; G. B.
Starr, Chaplain; Mrs. J. G.
White, Matron.
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SANITARIUMS.
Medical Faculty: W. E. Bliss, M.
D.; J. W. Hopkins, M. D.; M.
Estella Houser, M. D., Lady
Physician; Miss Leonora Lacey.
Supt. of Nurses; Miss M. Mabel
Arnold, Physical Director.
OAKWOOD SANITARIUM.
Huntsville, Ala.
Established 1910.
Board: C. B. Stephenson, C. J.
Boyd, G. F. Watson, S. E.
Wight, W. H. Williams, T. B.
Buckner, M.- C. Strachan, 0.
Montgomery.
Faculty: J. E. Caldwell, M. D.:

Mrs. J. E. Caldwell; Business
Manager, C. J. Boyd.
V
PARADISE VALLEY SANITARIUM.

National City, Cal.
Established 1906.
(Owned and operated by the Sanitarium Association of Seventhday Adventists of Southern California.)
Board of Directors: E. E. Andross,
F. M. Burg, D. D. Comstock, M.
D., Wm. J. Johnson, M. D., J.
A. Burden, H. W. Lindsay,
Chas. E. Rice.
Local Board: Wm. J. Johnson, M.
D., Medical . Supt.; Chas. E.
Rice, Business Manager; Myrtle
M. Phillips, R. N., Supt. Training School; Mrs. Chas. E. Rice,
Matron; H. P. Parker, M. D.;
Alice P. Parker, M. D.; Dr. W.
N. Garvin.
PORTLAND SANITARIUM.
East Sixtieth and Belmont Sts.,
Portland, Oregon.
Founded, 1893; reorganized, 1902;
became an institution of the
North Pacific Union Conference,

1906.
Board of Directors: C. W. Flair
(Pres.), C. M. Everest (Sec. and
Treas.), H. W. Decker, H. W.
Cottrell, P. A. Hanson, L. Johnson, F. S. Bunch, H. H. Haynes,
J. F. Beatty.
Officers and Medical Faculty: C.
M: Everest, Supt. and Business
Manager; W. B. Holden, M. D.,
Medical Director; Karl C. Moran, M. D., House Physician; C.
J. Cummings, Chaplain; Miss
Selma Dahl, Supt. of Nurses.
RIVER PLATE SANITARIUM.

Diamante, Entre Rios, Argentina,
South America.
Established 1909.
H. HabeBoard of Managers.:
nicht (Chairman), G. B. Replogle, Lillian Voris, J. W. Westphal, Jos6 Weiss.
Medical Faculty: Director, R. H.
Habenieht, M. D.; G. B. Replogle, M. D.
SANITARIUM ASSOCIATION OF
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated ifil.O.
(This association operates the
Glendale Sanitarium, located at
Glendale, Cal.; the Paradise
Valley Sanitarium, at National
City, Cal.; and the Los Angeles
Treatment Rooms, at 417 West
Fifth St., Los Angeles, Cal.)
Board of Directors: E. E. Andross,
F. M. Burg, D. D. Comstock, M.
D., T. J. Evans, M. D., C. E.
Rice, J. A. Burden, H. W. Lindsay.
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SANITARIUMS.
Officers: Pres., E E. Andross;

Vice-Pres., F. M. Burg; Sec., C.
E. Rice; Treas., Frank Lane.
SKODSBORG SANATORIUM.
Skodsborg, Denmark.
Established 1897.
Officers: Director, J. C. Ottosen,
M. D.; A. C. Christensen, Business Manager and Treasurer;
Chr. Juhl, Inspector.
Medical Faculty: J. C. Ottosen, M.
D.; N. P. Nelson, M. D.; J. Iversen, M. D.
STANBOROUGH PARK SANITARIUM.
ager; Myrtle B. Hudson, M. D.,

Training-school Secretary; S. T.
Hare, Chaplain; Miss Mary
Boyd, Matron; H. McDowell,
Steward; Miss Helen Rice, Head
Nurse.
Medical Staff: George Thomason,
M. D., G. E. Klingerman, M. D.,
Ida S. Nelson, M. D., Myrtle B.
Hudson, M. D., Elsie B. Merritt,
M. D.
The St. Helena Sanitarium also
operates the following:
St Helena Sanitarium Food Company: R. Rose, Factory Superintendent; L. A. Whitney, Field
Agent.
Sanitarium Vegetarian Cafe: 714
Market St., San Francisco, Cal.,
R. F. Moore, Manager.
Stanborough Park, Watford,

Herts, England.
SYDNEY SANITARIUM AND

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
Established 1912.
Wahroonga, New South Wales,

Australia.
Board of Managers: W. C. Sisley,

Dr. C. H. Hayton, W. T. Bartlett, Dr. A. B. Olsen.
Officers: Chairman, W. C. Sisley;
Sec. and Treas., C. H. Hayton;
Medical Supt., C. H. Hayton,
M. D.; Matron, Mrs. Myers.
ST. HELENA SANITARIUM.

Sanitarium, Napa Co., Cal.
Established 1878.
(Incorporated as California Medical Missionary and Benevolent
Assn.)
Board of Directors: E. W. Farnsworth, E. E. Andross, George
Thomason, M. D., G. E. Klingerman, M. D., W. C. White, W.
E. Tirlialin, H. McDowell, J. J.
Wessels, C. L. Taggart, R. Floyd
Moore, J. H. Behrens, R. Rose.
Officers: George Thomason, M. D.,
Medical Supt.; J. J. Wessels,
Sec. and Treas., Business Man-
Constituency: J. E. Fulton, M.
Lukens, E. H. Gates, C. H.
Pretyman, A. H. Piper, G. S.
Fisher, J. M. Johanson, A. 0.
Waugh, L. D. A. Lemke, F. C.
Richards, W. L. H. Baker, Dr.
T. A. Sherwin, J. Hindson, G.
Teasdale, P. Foster.
Board of Trustees: Pres., J. E.
Fulton; Sec., G. S. Fisher;
Treas., C. H. Pretyman; E. H.
Gates, Dr.' T. A. Sherwin, J.
Hindson, G. Teasdale.
SYDNEY SANITARIUM.
Established 1902.
Board: J. E. Fulton, E. H. Gates,
Dr. T. A. Sherwin, 4. Hindson,
C. H. Pretyman, G. S. Fisher,
G. Teasdale.
Medical Faculty: T. A. Sherwin,
M. B. Ch. M., Sydney; M. M.
SANITARIUMS.
Freeman, M. B. Ch. M., Sydney;
Manager, G. S. Fisher; Matron,
Mrs. Elsie Shannan..
TRI-CITY SANITARIUM.
1213 Fifteenth St., Moline, Ill.
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Faculty: F. A. Loop, M. D.
(Pres.), W. M. Byers, M. D.,
Miss Mattie White (Sec.), W.
A. Young (Chaplain), Miss
Anna Osberg, Miss Mildred Parish, D. A. Bailey.
Established 1900.
WALLA WALLA SANITARIUM.
Incorporated as " Northern Illinois Medical Missionary and

Sanitarium Association."
College Place, Wash.
Board of Trustees: G. E. Langdon, F. J. Otis, W. C. Foreman,

W. A. Marsh, Jr., 0. A. Olsen,
H. V. Weaver, D. Burgeson, L.
D. Santee, H. E. Moon.
Board of Directors: P. A. Hanson,

C. M. Christiansen, Jacob Riffel,
E. W. Catlin, F. A. Detamore,
August Anderson, J. E. Graham.
W. E. McCully, John Reith,
M. D.
Officers: Geo. E. Langdon, President; F. J. Otis, Vice-President:

W. C. Foreman, Secretary and
Treasurer; Arthur N. Anderson,
Auditor.
Medical Faculty: F. J. Otis, M. D.,
Supt.; Estella G. Norman, M. D.,
Lady Physician; Mrs. Olive J.
Grimm, Head Nurse and Matron.
Business Manager: W. C. Foreman.
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WABASH VALLEY SANITARIUM.

Lafayette, Ind.
Established 1906.
Board of Directors: E. A. Bristol
(Pres.), F. A. Loop, M. D. (Sec.
and Treas.), T. A. Goodwin, Allen Moon, A. N. Anderson, S. L.
Strickler, M. D., J. W. Mace.
Officers: F. A. Loop, M. D., Supt.
and Manager; W. M. Byers, M.\
D., Asst.; D. A. Bailey, Steward; Miss Anna Osberg, Head
Nurse,
Established 1905.
Medical Staff: John Reith, M. D.,

Medical Supt.; I. A. Dunlap; M.
D., Associate Physician:. W. B.
Holden, M. D., Surgeon; W. E.
McCully, Business Manager;
Mrs. R. F. Just, Matron; Miss
Edna Amsden, Head Nurse.
WARBURTON SANITARIUM.
Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Established 1910.
Medical Supt.: D r. W. Howard
James.
Hon. Manager: S. Deane.
Matron: Miss M. Voss.
WASHINGTON SANITARIUM.
Dedicated June 12. 1907.
Corporate Name: Washington
(D. C.) Sanitarium Association.
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SANITARIUMS.
Constituency: The Executive Committees of the General Conference and of the following C6nferences; Atlantic Union, Chesapeake, Virginia, West Virginia,
District of Columbia, and the
Board of Trustees.
Board of Directors: F. M. Wilcox,
H. W. Miller, L. A. Hansen, 1.
H. Evans, W. T. Knox, L. M.
Bowen, B. G. Wilkinson, M. E.
Kern, E. K. Slade, H. M. J.
Richards, R. A. Underwood, A.
R: Sandborn, R. T. Baer, F. H.
Robbins, W. J. Stone, R. E.
Harter.
Officers: Pres., F. M. Wilcox;

Treas., L. A. Hansen; Sec., H.
W. Miller, M. D.
Medical Faculty: H, W. Miller, A.
B., M. D. (Med. Slipt.); L. M.

Bowen (Business Manager);
Martha N. Canfield, M. D.; Margaret Ross-Stewart, M. D.; E.
A. Haysmer, M. D.; R. W.
Brown, 0. B. Kuhn, E. Workman, Stella M. Slaten, V. E.
Thompson, R. N., Hulda E. Olsen, Myrta Corner.
WASHINGTON SANITARIUM
BRANCH.
2 Iowa Circle, N. W., Washington, D. C.
Medical Supt.: Margaret Ross Stewart.
Business Manager: L. M. Bowen.
TREATMENT ROOMS
Calcutta, India. Calcutta Bath and Treatment Rooms, 75 Park St.;
J. H. Reagan, Manager; under supervision of India Union
Mission. Established 1900.
Guadalajara, Mexico. Guadalajara Medical Mission, Avenida Libertad
747, Guadalajara, Mexico; owned and operated by Mexican
Mission; Alice M. Swayze, M. D., in charge.
Jerusalem, Palestine. Treatment Rooms (Heilanstalt), Deutsche Post;
L. Krug, -Manager. (Under supervision of Syrian MisSion.)
Kingston, Jamaica, British West Indies. Kingston Massage and Bath
Parlors, 124 Manchester Square, Kingston, Jamaica; N. J.
Aalborg, Supt.
Los Angeles, Cal. Sanitarium Treatment Rooms, 417 West Fifth St.,
C. A. Burrows, M. D., Supt. (Under supervision of Glendale
Sanitarium, Glendale, Cal.)
Mussoorie, India. Sanitarium Treatment Rooms, Kirkville, Mussoorie,
India. Wm. Lake, Manager. (Under supervision of India Union
Mission.) Established 1908.
San Francisco, Cal. St. Helena Sanitarium Dispensary, 916 Laguna St.;
operated by St. Helena Sanitarium.
FOOD COMPANIES.
British Health Food Factory. The International Health Association,
Ltd., Stanborough Park, Watford, Herts, England. Directors:
W. C. Sisley, Dr. C. H. Hayton, Dr. A. B. Olsen, W. T. Bartlett,
W. R. White. Manager and Sec., W. R. White.
Sanitarium Health Food Company, 75 Park St., Calcutta, India. (Under
.
supervision of India Union Mission.) Established 1900.
Colorado Sanitarium Food Co., Boulder, Colo.; Denver Branch, 613 Fifteenth St.
Copenhagen Food Factory, Baldersgade 14, Copenhagen, L., Denmark.
German Health Food Factory Deutscher Verein Fuer Gesundheitspflege, Friedensau, Post Grabow, Bez, Magdeburg, Germany.
Manager, W. Krumm. Berlin Branch, Hauptstrasse 9, BerlinSch0neberg. Hamburg Branch, Grindelberg 13, Hamburg, Germany.
Iowa Sanitarium Food Company, 1319 Dei Moines St., Des Moines, Iowa;
F. H. Dryer, Manager; A. R. Smouse, Sales Manager.
Nashville Sanitarium Food Factory, Office, Nashville, Tenn.; factory,
Madison, Tenn; Manager, G. H. Curtis. Members of Committee: S. E. Wight, C. P. ollman M. F. Knox, E. H. Rees, B. W.
Brown, J. W. Norwood, G. H. Curtis.
Nebraska Sanitarium Food Co., College View, Nebr.; J. E. Winter,
Business Manager.
Sanitarium Food Company; (operated by the St. Flelena Sanitarium);
R. Rose, Factory Superintendent; L. A. Whitney, Field Agent.
Swedish Food Factory, Legal Name: Hillsofodovarufabriken. Address:
Norrmalm 27-28, Viisterfis, Sweden. Officers: Emil Lind, K. M.
Stanzen, Ester Lindberg.
Sydney Sanitarium Health Food Company, Head Office, 45 Hunter St.,
Sydney, N. S. W., Australia. Factory: Cooranbong, N. S. Wales.
Board: J. E. Fulton, G. S. Fisher, G. Teasdale, C. H. Pretyman,
E. H. Gates, Dr. T. A. Sherwin, J. Hindson. Manager, G. S.
Fisher.
CAFES.
Adelaide, Australia.- - 28 Waymouth St.; Manager, Arch. Rogers.
Auckland, New Zealand. Sanitarium Health Food Cafe, Strand Arcade, Auckland, New Zealand; Manager, B. Cormack.
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 186 Edward St.; Manager, Miss E.
M. Cooper.
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208
SANITARIUMS.
Melbourne, Australia. 422-424 Little Collins St., Melbourne, Victoria;

Manager, P. Glockler.
San Francisco, Cal. Vegetarian Cafeteria, 714 Market St.; under supervision of St. Helena Sanitarium; R. F. Moore, local manager.
Sydney, Australia. 45 Hunter St., Manager, G. S. Fisher.
Wellington, New Zealand. Manners St.; Manager, L. W. Jones.
MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY.
Only the names of ordained and Allen, M. J., Brantford, Ontario.
licensed ministers appear in Allison, J. W., 209 Ninth Ave.,
this list. To determine the naLeavenworth, Kans.
ture of any person's appoint- Allum, F. A., Yen Chang, Ronan,
ment, reference should be made
China.
to the directory of the Confer- Altman, M. A., 2525 Fourth St.,
ence operating in the field
Boulder, Colo.
where the worker is located. Alway, W. A., Harvey, N. Dak.
This applies to the workers Alway, G. M., 140 West Dakota
named above as well as all '
Ave., Denver, Colo.
other classes.
Amelung, K., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany:
Anderson, Alfonzo, 293 Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
Aalborg, N. J., 124 Manchester
Square, Kingston, Jamaica, Anderson, August, 1722 East Pacific Ave., Spokane, Wash.
Aberle, H., Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Anderson, A. C., 616 North Newstead Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Germany.
Abney, B. W., 1904 Marion St., Anderson, A. W., Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Columbia, S. C.
Achenback, C. V., 827 Fourth St., Anderson, B. L., Kulangsu, Amoy,
China.
Columbia, S. C.
Achenback, W. K., Orlando, Fla. Anderson, Clarence, 766 Sims St.,
St. Paul, Minn.
AcMoody, C. E., College View,
Anderson, J. E., Victoria de las
Nebr.
Tunas, Prov. de Oriente, Cuba,
Adams, J. W., 2144 Duane St.,
West Indies.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Adams, P. P., Lacombe, Alberta, Anderson, J. N., Takoma Park
Canada.
Adams, E. H., 1410 Fourteenth Anderson, J. P., Wai Chow,
Kwangtung, China.
St., Bakersfield, Cal..
Adams, E. M., 803 Georgia Ave., Anderson, M. E., Drawer R, Redfield, S. Dak.
Manila, Philippine Islands.
. M., 487 Seventh St., Anderson, U. S., Berrien Springs,
Adams,
Mich.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Adkins, U. G., 122 South Eighth Anderson, W. H., S. D. A. Mission, Pemba, Northwest RhoSt., Grand Junction, Colo.
desia, Smith Africa.
Adkins, W. L., 711 West Lee St.,
Andersson, Nils, Reykjavik, IceGreensboro, N. C.
land.
Ahren, E. J., Gamla, Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm, Swe- Andreasen, M. L., Hutchinson,
Minn.
den.
Airey, R. W., Cottage Grove, Ore- Andress, Wm. M., Cedaredge, Colo.
Andrews, R. F., College View,
gon.
Nebr.
Akre, Oscar, Two Harbors, Minn.
Alder, J. D., 2941 Washington Andrews, W. R., R. F. D. 2, Attleboro, Mass.
Ave., Ogden, Utah.
Allen, A. N., Santa Clara, Cuba, Andross, E. E., Mountain View,
Cal.
West Indies.
Allen, J., Corner Peel and Grey Angervo, Oscar, Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm,
Sts., South Brisbane, QueensSweden.
land, Australia.
207
208
Anglebarger, G. W., 531 Santa Fe

Drive, Denver, Colo.
Armitage, F. B., " Spioenkop,"
Dew Drop, Ladysmith, Natal,
South Africa.
Armstrong, A. D., 8 Lancaster
Road, Stroud Green, London,
N., England.
Armstrong, B., 235 East Park St.,
Leicester, England.
Armstrong, H. E., " Warden
House," Crumpsall Crescent,
Manchester, England.
Armstrong, W. H., R. F. D. 1,
Box 49, Banners Elk, N. C.
Arnhold, G., Postfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Ashcroft, C. E., 103 William St.,
Perth, West Australia, Australia.
Ashton, N. S., care College, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
Asthesiano, Adolfo, Blumenau,
Santa Catherina, Brazil, South
America.
Aufderhar, H. A., R. F. D. 3,
Loveland, Colo.
Auger, E. P., 271 Shaw St., New
Bedford, Mass.
Augsbourger, Ulysse, 25 rue de
Buffon, Paris, France.
Ayvazian, E., German Post, Box
Turkey.
Babcock, C. M., Drawer R, Redfield, S. Dak.
Babcock, D. C., Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa.
Baber, G. H., Graysville, Tenn.
Babienco, T. T., Radisson, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Bacon, A. E., 29 Borstal Ave.,
Heath, Cardiff, South Wales.
Badaut, J. P., La Ligniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
Badaut, Paul, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Baer, R. T., 1611 Ellamont St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Bagby, J. W., Hanford, Cal.
Bagby, J. R., 905 Choctaw Ave.,
Alva, Okla.
Baharian, Z. G., German Post,

Box 109, Galata, Constantinople, Turkey.
Bahr, E., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Bahre, G., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Baird, W. M., Matney, N. C.
Baierle, Chas., Gen. Del., Parkersburg, W. Va.
Baker, J. D., Gendia, Kisumu,
British East Africa.
Baker, Isaac, Lower Cays, Bonacca, Bay Islands, Spanish Honduras, Central America.
Baker, W. L. H., Australasian
Missionary College, Cooranbong, N. S. W., Australia.
Baldwin, W. C., Lodi, Cal.
Balsbaugh, H. C., 1312 Seventeenth Ave., Meridian, Miss.
Bang, Liu Djen, Yen Cheng, Hunan, China.
Barker, C. M., Bozeman, Mont.
Barlow, W. A., Bobomohal, E. 1..
Ry., India.
Barrett, D. J. C., Arichat, Richmond Co., Nova Scotia.
Barry, A., 316 Foster St., Nashville, Tenn.
Bartlett, W. T., Stanborougli
Park, Watford, England.
Baxter, W. E., Van Buren, Ark.
Bauke, Dr. F., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Baum, C. S., Hamburg, Pa.
Bayley, H. G., 455 West Van Buren St., Battle Creek, Mich.
Beach, J. W., Hildebran, N. C.
Beams, J. W., Nevada, Iowa.
Beane, J. L., Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
Beardsley, J. I., Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
Bech, Julius, Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Beck, H., New Amsterdam, Berbice, British Guiana, South
America.
Beckner, J. B., R. F. D., Box 82,
Petersham, Mass.
Beckner, R. A., 60 Lower Kemmendine Road, Kemmendine,
Burma.
Beddoe, B. E., 590b Thirtieth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Beebe, E. I., 426 Trumbull Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Behr, H., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Behrens, E., 103 William St.,
Behrens, J. H., Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
Belgrave, C. C., Dwarikhal, Garhwal, India.
Bell, A.' R., 224 South Seventeenth St., Harrisburg, Pa.
Bell, C. V., " iVlizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Bell, J. E., " Warden House,"
Crumpsall Crescent, Manchester, England.
Bellah, C. G., Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Bellinger, J. S., Montgomery, Ala.
Bellows, R. J., Cooks, Mich.
Belz, Frank, Caixa Postal 106,
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do
Sul, Brazil, South America.
Belz, W. 0., Route 1, Valley
View, Tex.
Bender, U., Bozeman, Mont.
Benezet, Leopold, Casella Postale
218, Florence, Italy.
Benham, R. D., Cornelius, Oregon.
Benson, C. L., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Benson, H. F., 291 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo Japan.
Benton, 'R. L., 1434 Second Ave.,
Durango, Colo.
Bereck, A., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Bergersen, N. C., Akersgaden 74,
Christiania; Norway.
Berglund, B., Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Bernstein, 0. 0., 2821 First Ave.,
Berry, G. W., Angora, Nebr.
Bertalot, Elie, Casella Postale
218, Florence, Italy.
Berthelsen, P. E., Hutchinson,
Minn.
Bicknell, P. F., South Lancaster,
Mass./
Bidwell, W. E., R. F. D. 1, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
Bird, A. C., Caldwell, Idaho.
Bird, W. L., 827 Fourth St., Columbia, S. C.
209
Bischoff, H., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,

Germany.
Bjurstrom, Arvid, Spokane, Wash.
Blake, D. E., Cristobal, Canal
Zone, Panama.
Blake, W. J., Oshawa, Ontario.
Blanzat, F., 128 Rue Beaurepaire,
Boulogne, Sur Mer, France.
Bliss, C. H., Route 36, Peoria, Ill.
Block, Godof redo, Florida, F. C.
South America.
Block, Henry, 863 East Ninth St.,
North, Portland, Oregon.
Blosser, J. B., Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Blue, I. F., 905 North California
Blunden, H. M., Box 523, U. S.
Postal Agency, S h a n g h a
China.
Blunt, J. F., 149 North Kern. St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Boersma, D. P., Valkenboschlaon
253, The Hague, Holland.
Boettcher, J. T., Postfach 982,
Riga, Russia.
Boger, E. C., 90 Brickdam,
South America.
Boehm, J. H., Estactio Sao Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South America.
Bollman, C. P., 2123 Twentyfourth Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
Bond, Frank, Apartado 492, Barcelona, Spain.
Bond, J. E., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. '
Bond, W. G., Apartado 492,- Barcelona, Spain.
Booth, A. S., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Bourdeau, A. C., 1211 March St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bourdeau, A. J. S., Takoma Park
Bowen, T. E., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Bower, F. A., College Place, Wash.
Boyce, J. M., Camden, Tenn.
Boyce, W. H., Petrolia, Ontario.
Boylan, H. A., 1019 Genesee St.,
Lansing, Mich.
210
Boynton, C. E., 90 Brickdam,

South America.
Boynton, J. W., 2320 Broadway,
Bellingham, Wash.
Bradford, R. L., 1440 Burnet St.,
San Antonio, Tex.
Bradley, J. C., Goldsberry, Mo.
Branch, Thomas IL, 1214 South
Eighteenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Branson, W. H., Graysville, Tenn.
Brant, L. E., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Braun, J., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Bray, Burt, Las Cruces, N. Mex.
Breed, A. J., College Place, Wash.
Breitigam, Richard, Bakersfield,
Cal.
Bressie, J. W., Fort Bragg, Cal.
Brice, J. F., 810 Jackson Ave.,
New Orleans, La.
Brinck, W., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Bringle, A. S., Downs, Kans.
Brink, Fred, Chico, Cal.
Brinkmann, D., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Bristol, E. A., 521 East Twentythird St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Brittain, W. G., " Tereora," The
Avenue, Strathfield, N. S. W.,
Australia.
Brock, R. H., Formosa, Fla.
Broderson, P. E., 2500 Richmond
St., Chicago, Ill.
Brooks, H. H., 8 Lancaster Road,
Stroud Green, London, N., Eng
land.
Brorsen, A., 844 Thirty-fourth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Brown, B. W., Nicholas-ville, Ky.
Brown, E. A., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Brown, F. E., Hanford, Cal.
Brown, G. M., Maple Plain, Minn.
Brown, M. H., R. F. D. 1, Greens
boro, N. C.
Brown, J. E., Estaao SAD Bernardo, S. P. R., Silo Paulo, Brazil, South America.
Brown, R. W., Takorna Park, D. C.
Brown, T. A., 12 Fifth Ave., St.
Peters, South Australia, Australia..
Bruck, C., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.

Bryant, R. J., 23 Ridge St., Middletown, N. Y. Brzoson, Th.,Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, ermany.
Budd, G. L., Alexandria, Minn.
Buhalts, C. J., Box 16, Abilene,
Tex.
Bunch, F. S., 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Bunch, T. G., 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Bunoa, Pauliasi, Suva Vou, Fiji,
Pacific Ocean.
Burden, J. A., Loma Linda, Cal.
Burden, W. D...826 Sendagayamachi, Tokyo, Japan.
Burdick, J. M., 415 Galena Blvd.,
Aurora, Ill.
Burg, F. M., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Burgess, G., 430 Little Collins St.,
Burke R. E., Bismarck, N. Dak.
Burkholder,
H. H., Bellville, Ohio.
'
Burley, S. G., Harvey, N. Dak.
Burman, C. A., Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
Burnham, M. S., Otsego, Mich.
Burrill, A. 0., Janes Road -P. 0.,
British Columbia.
Burrow, W. R., Leflore, Miss.
Butcher, 0. F., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Butler, Geo. I., Bowling Green,
Fla.
Butler, 0. K., 56 Roeland St.,
Butler, S. M., Nevada, Iowa.
Butterfield, C. L., Seoul, Korea.
Butterfield, M. B., Clayton Ave.,
Ottumwa, Iowa..
Butz, E. S., -" Tereora," The Avenue, Strathfield, N. S. W., Australia.
Buzugherian, A. M., German Post,
Cady, B. J., Bozeman, Mont.
Cady, M. E., 6210 Rabine St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Calderone, R., 932 Townsend St.,
Chicago, Ill.
Callicott, C. R., Alpharetta, Ga.
Campbell, A. B., Oswego, Kans.
Campbell, J. M., 1813 Vermont
Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Campbell, M. N., Oshawa, Ontario.
Cardey, E. L., 29 Second St., Albany, N. Y.
Carey, E. W.., Keene, Tex.
Carlson, F. C., 448 Windsor St.,
Jamestown, N. Y.
Carlsson, C. 0., Margrethevej 5,
Carmichael, J. E., Read, Colo.
Carr, H. W., 8 East Jefferson St.,
Salamanca, N. Y.
Carr, S. W., Port Moresby, British New Guinea.
Carrington, P. C., 9 St. Joseph St.,
Arima, Trinidad, British West
Indies.
Carscallen, A. A., Gendia, Kisumu, British East Africa.
Carswell, W. R., " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Case, R. W., 132 Forest St., Spartanburg, S. C.
Casebeer, G.' W., Florida, F. C. C.
South America.
Castillo, C., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Castle, C. H., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Catlin,E. W., College Place,
Was.
Caviness, G. W., 1599 Avenida 22,
Chaney, F. L., Australasian Missionary College, Cooranbong,
Chapman, E. M., 290 Bannerman
Chatman, A. C., 3511 Thirteenth
St., Meridian,Miss.
Christian, L. H., 1315 East Twenty-eighth St., Minneapolis,
Minn.
Christian, J: W., College View,
Nebr.
Christensen, P. Heilskov, Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V.,
Denmark.
Christensen, P., Margrethevej 5,
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Christiansen, A. G., 325 West

Fifth St., Reno, Nev.
Christoffers, J., V., Katona J5zsef-utea 28. L 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Clapp, R. B., 135 Bishop Ave.,
Watertown, N. Y.
Clark, A. J., 1007 South College
Clark, G. H., 56 Roeland St., Cape
Town, South Africa.
Clark, J. J., R. F. D. 1, Battle
Ground, Wash.
Clark, W. H., Ottawa, Kans.
Clausen, N., R. F. D. 7, Stillwater,
Okla.
Clemens, J. C., 119 Stutsman St.,
Clemenson, W. A., 9710 Eightyfifth Ave., N. E., Edmonton,
South, Alberta, Canada.
Clymer, C. G., Battle Ground,
Wash.
Coberly, R. B., Crescent, Okla.
Cohoon, H. L., 39 Bryant St., Detroit, Mich.
Colcord, 1. C., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Colcord, W. A., Takoma Park
Cole, C. F., Drawer R, Redfield,
S. Dak.
Cole, C. J., 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Cole, J. M., 70 Nairn St., Wellington, New Zealand.
Cole, V. 0., Graysville, Tenn.
Comer, J. M., 75 Park St., Calcutta, India.
Connerly, B. E., Box 81, Ancon,
Canal Zone, anama.
Conradi, L. R., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Conway, F. H., 767 Kinau St.,
Cook, E. L., 835 North Cedar
Coon, C. J., 317 West Bloomfield
St., Rome, N. Y.
Coon, M. R., 317 West. Bloomfield
St., Rome, N. Y.
Corbaley, F. M., 591 Rhomberg
Ave., Dubuque, Iowa.
Corliss, J. 0., Glendale, Cal.
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Cormack, A. W., " Tereora," The

Australia.
Cotton, A. V., 1121 West Cleveland St., Spokane, Wash.
Cottrell, H. W., 508 East Everett
Cottrell, R. F., Changsha, Hunan,
China.
Courter, H. F., Safford, Ariz.
Covert, J. W., R. F. D. 4, Miami,
Okla.
Covert, Wm., 295 Grand Ave., Aurora, Ill.
Cox, W. 11., 210 Johnson Ave.,
Trinidad, Colo.
Cozens, B., Corner Peel and Grey
Craddock, T. H., 430 Little Collins
St., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Crager, C. P., Union College, Kenilworth, Cape, South Africa.
Crane, I. A., Route 3, Waurika,
Okla.
Crichlow, J. F., 911 East Clinch
Crisler, C. C., Sanitarium, Cal.
Crisler, L. T., 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
Crothers, W. M., Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
Cruz, Pedro, Santa Clara, Cuba,
West Indies.
Cruzan, W. S., Semmes, Ala.
Cubley, W. M., Keene, Tex.
Cummings, C. J., Portland Sanitarium, Portland, Oregon.
Cunitz, R., V., Katona J6zsef-utca
28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Curdy, J., 128 Rue Beaurepaire,
Currow, A., 70 Nairn St., Well.
ington, ew Zealand.
Currow, L., Corner Peel and Grey
Curtis, C. W., Coldwater, Mich.
Curtis, E. A., 122 South Eighth
Curtis, E. H., Monte Vista, Colo.
Dail, Guy, Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Dake, U. B., Cement, Okla.
Dana, F. M., 75 Grant St., Portland, Me.

Dancer, J. W., 2422 West- Seventeenth St., Little Rock; Ark.
Dangschat, C., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Daniells, A. G., Takoma Park
Dao, Whang Djun, Changsha,
Hunan, China.
Darnell, R. V., Route 2, Santa
Anna, Tex.
Dart, A. M., Boise, Idaho.
Dasent, J. G., 704 Smith St.,- Birmingham, Ala.
Dauphin, R. P., Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Davies, J. A. B., Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa.
Davis, J. W., 511 Cole Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Davis, Silas, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Dayton, W. P., Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
De'Ath, H. F., Stanborough Park,
Watford, England.
Decker, H. W., College Place,
Wash.
Defreeze, Thomas, Hillsboro, Tex.
De L'horbe, M. W., 435 West
Demetrescu, St., V., Katona J6zsef-utca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Demidow, M., St. Petersburg III,
Derby, J. A. L., Lodi, Cal,
Detamore, F. A., 12 Dhoby Ghaut,
De Vinney, F. H., 291 Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
Dexter, H. H., Gland, Switzerland.
Dickson, L. K., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., land,
ak
Cal.
Deirking, H., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Dietrich, R., Blumenau, 'Santa
Catharina, Brazil, South America.
Dillen, D. W., Graysville, Tenn.
Dillon, I. P., 615 North Tenth
St., Plicenix, Ariz.
Dingman, M. 0., 43 Murrey St.,
Sherbrooke, Quebec.
Dirksen, H. ,T., 290 Bannerman
Dominick, E.. Majita, Post Shirati, Victoria Nyanza, German
East Africa.
13onmick, G., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Doolittle, H. J., Box 523, U. S.
Postal Agency, Shanghai,
China.
Dorcas, J. W., Nevada, Iowa.
Doerner. F. A., V., Katona Jelzsef-utea 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Doerre, F., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Dow, 0. A., Nicholasville, Ky.
Dowsett, R. T., 36 Carroll Ave.,
Drangmeister, H., Friedenstal,
Post Buiko, via Tanga, German.
East Africa.
Dressler. F., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg,many'.
er
Drinhatis, P., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Droll, 0. A., 2301 East Fourteenth
St., Kansas City, Mo.
Dueck, K. K., Postfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Dunham, E. E., 508 Fifth Ave.,
Dunscombe, W. C., Cape Sanitarium, Plumstead, Cape, South
Africa.
Durrant, A. N. 17 Conklin St.,
Pittsburgh,
Dwehus, E., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
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Eglit, A., Postfach 982, Riga,

Russia.
Ehinger, E., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Ehlers, E. C., Caixa Postal 106,
Ehlers, W., Caixa Postal 106,
Eldridge, C. E., 1702 East Tenth
St., Pueblo, Colo.
Ellingworth, G. A., Malamulo
Mission, Blantyre, Nyasaland,
British Central Africa.
Elliott, W. R., 626 Mississippi
Blvd., Memphis, Tenn.
Ellis, J. M., R. F. D. 2, Berrien
Springs, Mich.
Ells, L. H., College Place,, Wash.
Emmerson, C. L., Philbrook.
Minn.
Emery, W. D., R. F. D. 2, Boulder,
Colo.
Runs, A. C., Fridenstal, Post
Africa.
Enoch,' Ceo. F., Batliboi Bldg.,
Jacob's Circle, Bombay, Indiit.
Enseleit, E., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Erickson. A. W., 331 Twentythird Ave., West, Duluth, Minn.
Erikson, T. M., Route 1, Box 20,
La Grange, Ill.
Ernst, Julio, Posados, Argentina,
South America.
Ernst, Luis, Florida, F. C. C. A.,
Am erica.
Ernston, N. C., 322 Baker St.,
Albany, Oregon.
Eastman, W. W., Takoma Park
Errington, J. T., 804 Logan Ave.,
Toronto. Ontario.
Ebel, J., Grindelberg 15a, Ham- :Erzberger, H., Deutsche Post,
burg, Gerniany.
Beirut, Syria.
Ebner, E., Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Erzberger, J., Nonnenweg, corGermany.
ner Birmansgasse, Basle, SwitEdgar, J. L., 400 East Fifth St.,
zerland.
Flint, Mich.
Ethredge, N. J., Clyde, Tex.
Edmed, H. J., 56 Roeland St., Evans; I. H., Takoma Park StaCape Town, South Africa.
tion. Washington, D. C. '
Edwards, C. H., 566 Fifty-fourth
Evers, A. H., 821 Fourth St.,
Columbia, S. C.
Edwardsen, C., 1308 Seventeenth
Everson, C. T.. 880 West 180th
St., North, Superior, Wis.
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Fairchild, Francis M., 1217 North

Farman, H. J., Barnet, Vt.
Fernstrom, K. A., Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm,
Sweden.
Farnsworth, E. E., Hamilton, Mo.
Farnsworth, E. W., 6210 Racine
St., Oakland, Cal.
Farnsworth, 0. 0., Sonningdale,
Saskatchewan, anada.
Fawer, Emil; 7 rue Broca, Paris,
France.
Feddersen, Hugo, Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Fehr, Joh., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Fenner, F. E., Onaway, Mich.
Fenner,, H., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Fero, D. T., Lodi, Cal.
Ferris, A. H., Norfolk Island, Pacific Ocean.
Ferris, E. F., Taylorsville,
Field, F. W., Pacific Union College. St. Helena, Cal.
Field. P. A., Drawer R, Redfield,
S. Dak.
Field, T. W., Keene, Tex.
Field, W. F., Keene, Tex.
Fillman, Ezra, Ketchum, Okla.
Finster, L. V., 803 Georgia Ave.,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
Fish. H. A., Sheridan, Wyo.
Fish, J. K., Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
Fischer, Jacob, 5457 Ashland Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Fitch, D. D., 417 West Fifth St..
Los Angeles, Cal.
Fitzgerald, W. J., 8 Lancaster
Road, Stroud Green, London,
N., England.
Flaiz, C. W., College Place, Wash.
FlUcher, Hubert, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West Indies.
Fletcher, IV. W., 12 Fifth Ave.,
St. Peters, South Australia,
Australia.
Fltigel, K., Grindelberg 15a, 'HambUrg, Germany.
.FolkenberF,,, C. F., 417 West Fifth
Ford, C. E., Galt, Cal.
Ford, I. A., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Forde, W. D., 5733 Lafayette

Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Forshaw, W. G., Box 244, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Foster, J. C., Darby, Mont.
Frank, 0. F., 304 Hodges St.,
Lake Charles, La.
Frauchiger, E. E., German Post.
Frei, J., Nonnenweg, corner Birmansgasse, Basle, Switzerland.
French, A. F., Holly, Mich.
French, H. B., Keene, Tex.
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St., Piqua, Ohio.
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Leone, West Africa.
French, W. R., 75 Park St., Calcutta, India.
Freund, G., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Fries. R. S., 537 Twenty- fifth St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Froom, L. E., Chestertown, Md.
Fuller, C. W., Visalia, Cal.
Fulton, J. E., " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Ftirle, W., V., Katona J6zsefutea 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Gaede, D. P.. Postfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Gaede, G. P., 102 Eaton St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Gaede, J. P., 342 Miller St., Mt.
Oliver Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gaidischar, F., Postfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Gardner, C. M., Modesto, Cal.
Gardner, E. E., Lodi, Cal.
Gardner, R. C., 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
Garrett, R. U., Cedar Lake, Mich.
Garton, B. M., New England Sanitarium, Melrose, Mass.
Gassmann, F., Grindelberg "15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Gassmann; 0., V., Katona J6zsefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hu.
gary.
Gates, E. H., " Tereora," The Avenue, Strathfield, N. S: W., Australia.
Gautereau, F. D., Stockton, Cal.
2115
Geier, G., Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Goralick, J., Postfach 982, Riga,
Germany.
Russia.
Gemon, Hubert, Greeneville, Tenn. Gordon, L. 0., 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
George, G. C., Drawer R, Redfield,
Gosmer, W. A., Campion AcadS. Dak.
emy, Loveland, Colo.
George, W. A., Loma Linda, Cal.
Gibson, F. E., 318 Fayette St., Grahig, A., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Charleston, W. Va.
Gibson, L. A., Cottage Grove, Ore- Graf, H. F.,. 900 Sixth St., Milwaukee, Wis.
gon.
Gibson, 0. J., Box 523, U. S. Graf, J. J., Berrien Springs, Mich.
Postal Agency, Shanghai, Graf, O. J., Berrien Springs, Mich.
China.
Graham, J. E., College Place,
Gibson, T. D., Oshawa, Ontario.
Wash.
Gibson, T. J., Glendale Mission, Grandy, B. M., Halfway, Oregon.
Victoria, Rhodesia,
S out h
Grauer, G. A., Box 1304, Fresno,
Africa.
Cal.
Giddings, Philip, Pointe-a-Petre,
Gaudeloupe, French West In- Greaves, R. S., poste restante, Patras, Greece.
dies.
Gilbert, F. C., South Lancaster, Green, John, Oi'lando, Fla.
Green, W. H., 638 Thirtieth St.,
Mass.
Detroit, Mich.
Gilbert, A. C., 1930 Angus St.,
Regina; Saskatchewan, Canada. Gregory, A. L., Palma Sola, Fla.
Gillatt, J. D., 8 Lancaster Road, Grieser, J. F., Nonnenweg, corner
Stroud Green, London, N., EngBirmansgasse, Basle, Switzerland.
land.
Gillatt, J. J., 176 Langside Road, Griffin, H. Clay, Roscoe, Tex.
Cross Hill, Glasgow, Scotland.
Griggs, Frederick, College View,
Gillis, W. E., Box 523, U. S. PosNebr.
tal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Grigorjew, G., Postfach 982, Riga,
Ginter, J. F., Postfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Russia.
Groenewald, D. H., 156 Maitland
Girou, A. J., German Post, Box
St., Bloemfontein. Orange Free
Turkey.
Gregorius, F. R., Deutsche Post,
Glass, H., Grindelberg 15a, HamJaffa, Palestine, Syria.
burg, Germany.
Gruber, F., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Gnadjin, E., Postfach 982, Riga,
Germany.
'
Russia.
Grundset, Anol, Crookston, Minn.
Gabel, H., Grindelberg 15a, HamGrundset, 0. J., Box 523, U. S.
burg, Germany.
Godfrey, T., Western, Wash.
Guenin, J. C., Constantine, p. r.
Godsmark, 0. C., Market St.,
Algeria.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Gugel, E., Bauerstr 38, Munich,
Germany.
G6litzer, A., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Guild, M. C., 321 West Twelfth
Germany.
St., Traverse City, Mich.
Goetting, F., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Guilford, H. S., Chesaning, Mich.
Golzer, K., Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Gueldenzopf, H., Grindelberg 15a,
Germany.
Hamburg, Germany.
Gontar, A. E., Postfach 982, Riga, Guthrie, Wm., 426 Trumbull Ave.,
Russia.
Detroit, Mich.
Goodrich, H. C., Cristobal, Canal Guvot, A., 128 Rue Beaurepaire,
Zone, Panama.
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Haak, B. C., Florida, F. C. C. A.,

America.
Habenicht, R. H., Diamante, Entre Rios, Argentina, South
America.
Hadley, 0. S., 1801 Broadway,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Haffner. G. F., Clinton, Mo.
Hahn, K., St. Petersburg III,
poste restante, Rusbia.
Hale, D. U., Crawford, Nebr.
Hall, Frank, Charlotte Amalie, St.
Thomas, Danish West Indies.
Hall, 0. A., Box 523, U. S. Postal
Halladay, F. W., Box 414, Huntsville, Ala.
Halloek, A.. W.. Route 2, South
Range, Wis.
Halsvick. L., 631 Sinclair St., Edmonton. Alberta, Canada.
Ham, A. L., Hongkong, China.
Hambrock, S., Grindelberg 15a.
Hamburg, Germany.
Hamilton, G. A., 60 Lower Kemmendine Road, Kemmendine,
Burma.
Hampton, J. B., Mercedes, Tex.
FIanhardt, J. G., 60 Kipp Ave,.
Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.
Hankins, W. C., 302 South Wil' lard St., Ottumwa, Iowa.
Hankins, I. J., 56 Roeland St.,
Cane Town, South Africa.
Hannon, S. C., Harris, Mich.
Hansen, C. A., 320 Woodland St..
Nashville, Tenn.
Hansen, N. P., Margrethevej 5,
Hansen. Nicolas, Florida, F. C. C.
South America.
Hansen, L. A., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Hanson. D. H., Bozeman, Mont.
Hanson, H., 1206 Bancroft St.,
Bellingham, Wash.
Hanson, J. F., Gen. Del., Decatur,
Hanson, P. A., College Place,
Wash.
Hanson, P. M., 700 Woodward
Ave., Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Poysippi, Wis,
Hanson, P,
Harder, A. C., Lacombe, Alberta,

Canada.
Hare, M. M., 161 Botsford St.,
Moncton, New Brunswick.
Hare, Robert, " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Hare, Robert, Maple Plain, Minn.
Flare, R. E., " Tereora," The Avenue, Strathfield, N. S. W., Australia.
Hare, S. T., Sanitarium, Cal.
Harding, T. W., Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa.
Harker, H. C., 430 Little Collins
Harlo w, Geo., British Post-office,
Canton, China.
Harmon, J. S., Fallon, Nev.
Harris, F. J., Route 3, Box 24a.
Freeport, Dl.
Harris, .J. C., 308 North Eastern
Ave., Joliet, Ill.
Harrison, A. F., Keene, Tex.
Harter, F. A., 4910 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
T-Tarter, R. F., care Sanitarium.
Takoma Park Station, WaShingten, D. C.
Hartwell, F. S., 13 Hawthorne
Place, Milford, Conn.
Hartwell, H. C., South Lancaster.
Mass.
Hartwell, S. D., 1700 North Seventh Ave., Birmingham, Ala.
Haskell, S. N.. South Lancaster,
Mass.
Haskell, Mrs. H. H., South Lancaster, Mass.
Haughey, A. G., R. F. D. 3, Leavittsburg Ohio.
Haughey, S. 0., 1 Devereaux
Road, Wandsworth Common,
London, S. W., England.
Hawkins, G. R., Hamilton, Mo.
Hawkins, Mrs. G. R., Hamilton.
Mo.
Hayes, B. Cr.. -Drawer R. Redfield.
S. Dak.
Haylock, David, Lower Cays, Bonaeca, Bay Islands, Spanish Honduras, Central ' America.
Haynes, C. B., 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
Haysmer. A. J., Riversdale, Jomaica,.British West Indies.
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Hayton, C. H., Stanborough Park,
Watford, England.
Heacock, A. P., Route 1, Oak
Lawn, Hot Springs, Ark.
Heald, B. M., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Heald, C. W., Nevada, Iowa.
Healey, W. M., 657 Eighteenth
St., San Diego, Cal.
Hebner, W. C., 978 Pavone St.,
.Heckman, W. H., Orlando, Fla.
Heligso, Merton, College View,
Ner.
Henderson, F. H., 249 Westbourne
Ave., Zanesville, Ohio.
Hennig, A., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Hennig, W. A., 1224 Euclid Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Henriques, E. C., 31 Dundonald
St., Port of Spain, Trinidad.
Herbert, W., V:, Katona Jozsefutca 28. 1. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Herren, H. W., Oakton, Va.
Hersum, S. J., Richmond, Me.
Hetze, G., St. Petersburg III,
Hiatt, H. M.,- Anoka, Minn.
Hibbard, E. J., Pacific Union College, St.' Helena, Cal.
Hickman, N. R., Elk City, Okla.
Hickman, T. J., Elk City, Okla.
Hicks, F. H., 6 East Jefferson St.,
Salamanca, N. Y.
Ricks, H. H., Dryden, Mich.
Hilgert, W. T., Lewiston, Idaho.
Hill, Isrdel, Route 2, West De
Pere, Wis.
Hill, Oscar, 702 West Sixth St.,
Santa Aa
, Cal.
Hills, W. F., Swatow, Kwangtung, China.
Hirlinger, J. W., 540 Green St.,
Berwick, Pa.
Hoare, H. J., 205 Jackson Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Roemer, F., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Hoefft, Henry, Estacrto Rio Bernardo, S. P. R., Silo Paulo, Brazil, South America.
Hoffnlan, B. P., 180 Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
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Hoffman, J. H., IL F. D. 2, South

Range, Wis.
Hoffman, W., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Holbrook, C. C., Alamosa, Colo.
Holbrook, C. R:, Battle Ground,
Wash.
Holbrook, J. A., R. F. D. 1, Battle
Ground, Wash.
Holbrook,. W. S., Box 172, Mountain View, Cal.
Holden, Walter, Napanee, Ontario.
Holden, W. H., 317 West Bloom-,
field St., Rome, N. Y.
Hollister, M. A., 615 North Tenth.
St., Phoenix, Ariz.
Hoopes; L. A., Graysville, Tenn.
Hoover, H. L., Estancia, N. Mex..
Hopkins, E. B., Keene, Tex.
Hopkins, Everett B., Troup, Tex..
Horton, R. C., Lawrence, Mich.
Horton, S. B., Takoma Park Sta-tion, Washington, D. C.
Hottel, B. D., New Market, Va..
House, B. L., Hastings, Neer..
Howard, E. M., 23 Fischer* St.,.
Durban, Natal, South AEvitta.
Howe, B. L., 508 East Everett St.,.
Portland, Oregon.
Howe, W. 0., 63 Grant St., Port-land, Me.
Howell, C. G., Earleyville, Tenn..
Howell, W. E., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
.H.owse, H. T., Apia, Apolo.,. Samoa, Pacific Ocean.
lioxie, F. H., Queen City, Mo.
Hoyt, J. M., Greenville, Mich.
Hubbard, G., 430 Little Collins
Hubbard, T. F., 1803 Arrow Ave.,
Anderson, Ind.
FIubley, R. A., Bay Roberts, New-.
foundland.
fluenergardt, J.. F., V., Katona
JOzsef-utca 28. I. 5, Budapest,,
Hungary.
Huffman, D. E., Centerville, Kans.,
Huffman, M. G., 508 Fifth Ave.
Hughes, C. B., Keene, Tex.
Humann, H., Lacombe, Alberta-
Canada.
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Humphrey, J. K., 184 West 135th

Hutchinson, Fred, 31 Dundonald
Hutchinson, L. L., E and Harris
Sts., Eureka, Cal.
Hyatt, W. S., Stranach St., Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa.
Hyder, R., La Bagettla, Leguan
Island, British Guiana, South
America.
Jensen, J. P. U., Margrethevej 5,

Jeys, T. H., Box 414, Huntsville,
Ala.
Jochmanns, Fr., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Johanson, J. M., Signs Publishing.
Office, Warburton, Victoria,
Australia.
Johnsen, Ch., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Johns, Varner, 1112 Kalamath
St., Denver, Colo.
lmmonen, R., Room 904, 32 Union Johnson, Adolph, 4329 North
Hamlin Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Imrie, L. J., 103 William St., Johnson, C., McMinnville, Oregon.
Perth, West Australia, Austra- Johnson, L., 3022 West Sixty-second St., Seattle, Wash.
lia.
Irwin, C. W., Pacific Union Col- Johnson, Fred, College View,
-Nebr.
lege, St. Helena, Cal.
Irwin, J. J., 220 Michigan St., Johnson, G. E., 1485 East Everett
Petoskey, Mich.
Isaac, John, Box 644, Oklahoma Johnson, H. W. 970 Eleventh St.,
City, Okla.
North, Grand Rapid, Wis.
Isaac, Michel Nord, Cape Haitian, Johnson, 0., Gamla Kungsholms Haiti, West. Indies.
brogatan 38, Stockholm, SweIsaakoDaniel, Postfach 982, Riga,
den.
Russia.
Johnson, 0. A., College Place,
I sing, W. C., Deutsche Post, BeiWash.
rut, Syria.
Johnson, W. A., 776 East Sixth
Israel, M. C., Oakdale, Cal.
Itzmann, Th., Grindelberg 15a, Johnson, W. J., Paradise Valley
Hambutg, Germany.
Sanitarium, . National City, Cal.
Iverson, Paul, Bozeman, Mont.
Johnston, F. W., Kingston, Ontario.
Jackson, S. E., Drawer N, James- Johnston, J. 0., Eufola, N. C.
Jones, A. H., Trezevant, Teiin.
town, N. Dak.
Jones, J. F., Milton, Oregon.
Jacobs, J. T., Van Buren, Ark.
Jakobsen, Vald., Margrethevej . 5, Jones, J. K., 129 Midland St.,
Lowell, Mass.
James, J. S., Nazareth Post-office, Jones, G. F., " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Tinnevelly District, South InJones, J. L., Armona, Cal.
dia.
James, W. H., Warburton, Vic- Jones, 0. E., 417 East High St.,
Hastings, Nebr.
toria, Australia.
anert, A. 0., Grindelberg 15a, Jonuleit, K., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Hamburg, Germany.
Jaster, H., Grindelberg 15a, Ham- Jordan, S. A., 712 South Third
St., Memphis, Tenn.
burg, Germany.
Jayne, J. E., 812 Belleville Ave.,. Jorgensen, N. M., 37 Beidler St.,
Muskegon, Mich.
New Bedford, Mass.
Jefimow, S., Postfach 982, Riga, Judge, B., Zee Straat, Padang,
Sumatra, Dutch East Indies.
Russia.
Jensen, C. C., Margrethevej 5, Co- Jump, I. M., 852 Colburn St., Toledo, Ohio.
penhagen, V., Denmark.
Jurickson, J., Postfach 982, IRiga,
Russia.
Kadaleff, G. E., German Post, Box
Turkey.
Kalaka, M. D., Leribe, Basutoland, South Africa.
Kalbermatten, Ignacio, Casilla 7,
La Paz, Bolivia, South America.
Kaltenhauser K., Majita, Post
Shirati, Victoria Nyanza, German East Africa.
Kamm, C., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Kapitz, C., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Kapitz, 0.,Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Grmany.
Kauble, N. W., Lodi, Cal.
Kay, J. L., Gaston, Oregon.
Keate, R. I., Fort Payne, Ala.
Keem, Law, Fat Shan, Kwangtung, China.
Keh, Nga Pit, Kulangsu, Amoy,
China.
Kelle, 0., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Kelley, H. M., Herrin, Ill.
Kellogg, E. C., College Place,
Wash.
Kelsey, A. G. Panvel, Bombay
Presidency, India.
Kennedy, J. J., 650 Genesee St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Kennedy, W. F., College View,
Nebr.
Keough, Geo., Beni Addi, nr. Manfaint, Upper Egypt.
Kern, M. E., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Keslake, C. H. Port Antonio, Jamaica, British West Indies.
Kessel, F., V., Katona Jersef-titca
Kiepe, L. R., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Kiet, Ang Ton, Swatow, Kwangtung, China.
Killen, W. L., Union, Oregon.
Kime, Stewart, 711 West Lee St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
King, N. B.; Brookhaven, Miss.
Kinney, C. M., 3220 N St., Richmond, Va.
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Kirk, A. F., Oconto, Nebr.

Kirkelykke, L. J., Margrethevej
5, Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
Kirkendall, M. C., Oshawa, Ontario.
Kirkle, G. A., Minatare, Nebr.
Kite, C. R., 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, olo.
Kittle, . M., Lapeer, Mich.
Klingbeil, R. G., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Kneeland, B. F., 602 Dwight St.,
Coudersport, Pa.
Kneeland, W. G. 94 Winsley St.,
Morgantown, W. Va.
Knight, C. E., Florida, F. C. C. A.,
America.
Knight, I. G., 508 East Everett
St Portland, Oregon.
Knoell, C. F., 1613 Seventh Ave.,
Greeley, Colo.
Knox, John, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Knox, Phillip, 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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Koch, F., Postfach 982, Riga, Russia.
Bolling, W., Ntusu, Post Shirati,
Victoria Nyanza, German East
Africa.
Konigmacher, S. M., Malamulo
Mission, Blantyre, Nyasaland,
British Central America.
Koopmans, A., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Korsch, H., Grindelberg 15a, Harnbtirg, Germany.
Kortheur, K., Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Germany.
Kotz, E., Friedenstal, Post Buiko,
via Tanga, German East Africa.
Krautschick, Andrew, Grindelberg
Krautschick, August, Grindelberg
Kress, D. H., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Krieger, John, College Place,
Wash.
Krieghoff, C. E., Casilla 2830, Santiago, Chile, South America.
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Kristin, G., V., Katona J6zsefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.

Krug, L., Deutsche Post, Jerusalem, Palestine, Syria.
Krum, J. H., Keene, Tex.
Kryak, G., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Kuehl, A. W., 679 Holly Ave., St.
Paul, Minn.
Kuempel, F. R., Blumenau, Santa
Catharina, Brazil, South America.
Kuempel, Manoel, Jogo do Lourenco 214, Bahia, Estado da Bahia, Brazil, South America.
Kunkel, C. J., 905 North California Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
Kuniya, H., 291 Sanya, Yoyogi,
Tokyo, Japan.
Ku nze, M., Friedenstal, Post
Africa.
Kurtiehanov, Titus, Gaston, Oregon.
Lacey, H. C., College View, Nebr.

Lagrone, G. A., Route 1, Ovalo,
. Tex.
Lair, J. W., College Place, Wash.
Lamson, J. 0., Cedar Lake, Mich.
Lane, F. G. 128 Harriet St., New
Haven, Conn.
Langdon, Geo. E., 3645 Ogden
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Lange, R., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Langenberg, H., Bauerstr. 38,
Munich, Germany.
Langford, L. F., 1 Devereux Road,
Wandsworth Common, London,
S. W., England.
Langholf, A.,Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, ermany.
Lauda, E. R., 906 North Monroe
St., Hartford City, Ind.
Lawrence, J. H., 652 South Twentieth St., Louisville, Ky. '
Lawrence, N. W., College Place,
Wash.
Leach, R. W., 912 North Porter
St., Sherman, Tex.
Lecultre, E.,. Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Lee, Frederick, Hankow, China.

Lee, H. M., Soonan, Korea.
Lee, Ole, Auburn, Wash.
Leer, Carl, Harvey, N. Dak.
Leer, V., Lodi, Cal.
Leland, Eugene, Millington, Mich.
Leland, J. A., Box 392, Austin,
Tex.
Lemke, L. D. A., Warburton, Victoria, Australia.
Leplatoni, F., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Lewis, C. C., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Lewis, M. W., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Lewis, T. G., _955 South Division
St., Appleton, Wis. .
Lewis, IV. H., .Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa.
Lewsadder, Win., 121 North Chicago Ave., Rockford, Ill.
Libby, R. A., College Place, Wash.
Lightner, C. S., 514 South Elm
St., Guthrie, Okla.
Lillie, C. P., Changsha, Hunan,
China.
Lindegren, P. N., Asmara, Eritrea,
East Africa (via Brindisi, Italy.)
Lindsay, R. S., 1531 Beech St.,
Louisville, Ky.
Lindsey, D. E., Clyde, Ohio.
Lingenfelter, C. L., Salmon, Idaho.
Lipke, John, Estacao Sao Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo, Brazil, South America.
Littell, Leslie, Clyde, Tex.
Livingston, G. A., Park Rapids,
Minn.
Litwinenco, J. A., Herreid, S. Dak.
Lj woff, J., St. Petersburg III,
Lloyd, Ernest, '417 West Fifth
].oasby, F. H., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Locken, J. B., Greeneville, Tenn.
Loebsack, H. J., Postfach 982,
Riga, Russia.
Loebsack, H. K., Postfach 982,
Riga, Russia.
Longacre, C. S., Takoma Park
LoughboroUgh, J. N., R. F. D. 4,
Box 13, Lodi, Cal.
Lovold, Immanuel, Drawer R,
Redfield, S. Dak.
Lowry, C. F., 522 Highland Ave.,
Jackson, Tenn.
Lowry, G. G., 238 Haywood St.,
Asheville, N. C.
Lowry, W. S., Simsboro, La.
Lucas, H. G., San Fernando, Cal.
Liidtk, A., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Ludewig, M. V., Katona Jfizsefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest. Hungary.
Lukens, H. A., 12 Fifth Ave., St.
Lukens, Morris, 430 Little Collins
Lund, A. 0., 257 Randolph Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Lundstrom, S., Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm,
Sweden.
Liipke, 0., Friedensau,, Post Grabow, Bez. Magdeburg, Germany.
Lusky, R., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Liitge, E., V., Katona Jfizsef-utca
Luther, J. K., College Place,
Wash.
Lutosky, L., V., Katona Jfizsefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Lyndon, F. E., Papeete, Tahiti,
Society Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Lysinger, H. E., 1503 F St., Lincoln, Nebr.
Macdonald, F., Plumtree, Rhodesia, South Africa.
MacGuire, Meade, Box 381, Loiieland, Colo.
Machlan, B. F., South Lancaster,
Mass.
Mackintosh, M., 1156 Angus St.,
MacLay, W. D., 520 West Lynn
St., Springfield, Mo.
Madsen, 0., Ruthven, Iowa.
Magan, P. T., Madison, Tenn.
Magoon, C. R., Athens, Tenn.
Majewski, A., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, ermany.
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Mallory, J. B., 2705 West Main

St., Richmond, Va.
Mangold, Santiago, Casilla 44,
Quito, Ecuador, South America.
Mann, V. L., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Manns, C. G., Gen. Del., Charleston, S. C.
Maims,- J. W., 2419 Greensferry
Ave., Savannah, Ga.
Mantu, J., V., Katona Jdzsef-utca
Marchus, A. S., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Marietta, J. J., 24 Pleasant St.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Marriott, C. E., " Tereora," The
Australia.
Martin, C. N., Bon Aqua, Tenn.
Martin, R. H., 1015 North Clayton St., Wilmington, Del.
Martin, W. F., College Place,
Wash.
Mascher, A. F., College Place,
Wash.
Matiescu, F., V., Katona Jdzsefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Mathe, L., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany..
Matthews, J. H., St. Johns, Antigua, British West Indies.
Mathy, L. A., 7 rue Broca, Paris,
France.
Matula, Paul, 3 Ferdinand St.,
Newark, N. J.
Maudsley, W., 1 Devereux Road,
Wandsworth Common, London,
S. W., England.
Maxson, 0. H., Casilla 1002, Lima,
Maxwell, E. L., Casilla 1002,
Maynor, W. H., 65 'Race St.,
Charleston, S. C.
MeAvoy, J., 235 East Park Road,
Leicester, England.
McComas, J. W., 1203 North
Ninth St., West, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
McCord, J. W., 537 Twenty-fifth
St., Oakland, Cal.
McCutchen, W. A., Keene, Tex.
McDonald, C. M., Wewoka, Okla,
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McEachern, J. H., Route 1, Mt.

Vernon, Ohio.
McElhany, J. L., Room 904, 32
Union Square, New York, N. Y.
McKibben, W. A., 1915 Sherman
St., Sioux City, Iowa.
McLennan, W. P., 810 Jackson
McNay, Geo. R. E., 320 Independence Ave. Waterloo, Iowa.
McNeil, J. W.,
Auburn, Wash.
'
McNeil, D. E., Salmon, Tex.
McReynolds, C.,' Loma Linda, Cal.
MeVagh, C. F., Otsego, Mich.
McWhinney, H. E., 417 West
Mead, Andrew, R. F. D. 2, Brainerd, Minn.
Mead, W. S., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Meed, C. B., Troy Post-office, Jamaica, British West Indies.
Meeker, B. A., British Post-office,
Canton, China.
Meleen, C., 43 Everard St., Worcester; Mass.
Menkel, H. C., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow, India.
Meredith, W. H., 235 East Park
Road, Leicester, England.
Metzger, Chas. J., 312 East Fifth
St., Muscatine, Iowa.
Meyer, A. A., Hitchcock, Okla.
Myer, Henry, Caixa Postal 768,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South
America.
Meyer, Oscar, La Ligniere, Gland,
Switzerland.
Meyer, Paul, T. S. Vicente 3, Lisbon, Portugal.
Meyer, P. Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Meyer-Bartschy, H., V., Katona
J6zsef-utca 28. I. 5, Budapest,
Hungary,
Meyers, C. K., 70 Nairn St., Wellington, New Zealand.
Michaels, C. P., 12 Fifth Ave., St.
Mignott, H. L., Chapelton. Postoffice, Jamaica, British West
Indies.
Mikkelsen, J. C., Plant City, Fla.
Mikkonen, Hugo, Unionsgatan 4,
Helsingfors, Finland.
Miller, A. G., Warburton, Victoria, Australia.

Miller, A. L., 1700 North Seventh
Ave., Birmingham, Ala..
Miller B. E., 2028 Gates Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miller, C. H., Kearney, Nebr. .
Miller, C. W., R. F. D. 2, Waurika,
Okla.
Miller. D. P., College View, Nebr.
Miller, H. S., Graysville, Tenn.
Miller, H. W., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Miller, J. H., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Miller, J. 0., 427 South Fifteenth
'St., Newark, N. J.
Miller, M. B., Mitchell, Nebr.
Miller, W. A. T., Los Angeles, Cal.
Miller, W. W., 6002 Bramble Ave.,
Madisonville, Ohio.
Minck, A., V., Katona J6zsef-utca
Minner, L. D., Oswego, Kans.
Mitchell, H., 430 Little Collins St.,
Mo&iik, A., V., Katona J6zsefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Moffett, W. C., 133 Boyd Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Moko, R., Debe Nek, Cape, South
Africa.
Montgomery, 0., 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Montgomery, R: P., Sandakan,
British North Borneo.
Mookerjee, L. G., 1 and 2 Dehi
Serampore Road, P. 0. Entally,
Calcutta,India.
Moon, Al
en, 215 Dean Bldg.,
South Bend, Ind.
Moonier, J. Gland, Switzerland.
Moore, L. G., 213 Pine St., North,
Lansing, Mich.
_
Morgue, S., Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Morrow, E. E. 417 West Fifth
St., Los Angele
s, Cal.
Morrow, J. A., 116 Short Bay St..
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Morrison, A. V., Holly, Mich.
Morrison, D., 176 Langside Road,
Morrison, Isaac, Pacific Union
College, St. Hl
ena, Cal.
223
Morrison, J. H., College View, Nelson, N. R., 336 East Lake St.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Nebr.
Morse, B. L., Gendia, Kisurfiu. Nelson, Ole, Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm, SweBritish East Africa.
den.
Mortenson, S., 5942 Peoria St.,
Nerlund, 0. J., 1224 East ThirChicago, Ill.
teenth St., Des Moines, Iowa.
Motzer, C., German Post, Box 109,
Galata, Constantinople, Turkey. Nethery, J, J., 508 East Everett
Muderspach, L., Unionsgatan 4.
Nethery, R. J., 1615 North ColHelsingf ors, Finland..
lege St., Decatur, Ill.
Willer, Adolf, Grindelberg 15a,
Nettleton, Daniel, Port Townsend,
- Hamburg, Germany.
Wash.
Willer, A. W., Grindelberg 15a,
Neuman, H. F., Box 392, Austin,
Hamburg, Germany.
Tex.
Muller, R., Grindelberg 15a, HamNicola, H., 123 Manchester St.,
burg, Germany.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Mullings, L. G., Mountainside
Nicola, L. T., 426 Trumbull Ave.,
Post-office, Jamaica, British
Detroit, Mich.
West Indies.
Muntz, Leslie, 933 Churchill Ave., Nicolas, Lope, Apartado 492, Bar- eelona, Spain.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Niedoba, P., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
-Munson, Melvin, .537 Twenty-fifth
Germany.
St., Oakland, Cal.
Munson, R. W., Pacific Union Col- Nielson, Lars, College View, Nebr.
Niergarth, H. A:, 429 Fourteenth
lege, St. Helena, Cal.
Ave., East, Calgary, Alberta;
Murbach, J., V., Katona RozsefCanada.
utea 28. I. 5, Budapest, HunNikkar, L., Postfach 982, Riga,
gary.
Russia.
Mussen, Richard, Stanborough
Noftsger, B. B., 427 East Del
Park, Watford, England.
Norte St., Colorado Springs,
Muth, J., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Colo.
Germany.
Myers. E. W., Freetown, Sierra Hopper, E., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Leone, West Africa.
Nordenmalm, D., 5702 South
Nagel, S. A., Wai Chow, KwangNorderhus, 0. P., Akersgaden 74.
tung, China.
Nfirem, A. 0., Akersgaden 74,
Norwood, J. W., 509 Cole Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Ntirem, J. M., Akersgaden 74,
Nott, W. L., 508 Fifth Ave., East.,
Hutchinson, Kans.
Nash, R. T., 19 West Church St.,
Nunes, M. G., 614 East Collins
Orlando, Fla.
St., Corsicana, Tex.
Neff, A. C., Quicksburg, Va.
Neff, E. L., 4303 Avenue C, Aus- Nussbaum, T., Cours Vitton 61,
Lyons, France.
tin, Tex.
Neff, W. E., Hamblin St., Ottawa, Nutter, V., 1942 North Seventeenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Kans.
Neilsen, N. P., Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
Oberg, H. A., Seoul, Korea.
Nellis, S. W., R. F. D. 1, Battle Oberg, S. A., Box 24, Bayamon,
Ground, Wash.
Porto Rico, West Indies.
Nelson, Andrew, Sanitarium, Cal. Oberholtzer, D. H., Nestor, Cal.
Nelson, Chas., Logan, Utah.
()blander, J. G., Ringelstrasse 42,
Nelson, Cort, R. F. D. 1, Box 155,
Frankfurt a M., Germany.
Edgewater, Colo.
Ogden, A. R., Nevada, Iowa.
:`224
( Ohige, B., Majita, Post Shirati,

47ictoria Nyanza, German East
Africa.
Okohira, T. H., 826 Sendagayamachi, Tokyo, Japan.
Oliver, F. M., Pomeroy, Wash.
Oliver, E. J., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Olmstead, H. C., Leribe, Basuto,.
land, South Africa.
Olmsted, J. F., 401 Frantt St..,
Springfield, Ohio.
Olsen, A. B., Strrey Hills Hydro,
tlaterham Valley., England.
Olsen, -A.
NO Villeneuve St.,
Wed, Montreal, Quebec.
Obiseh, E.
Forest City, Iowa.
Martin, Valley City, N.
(01Elek M. E., Takoma Park Sta-
t1411, Washington, D. C.
44(Nen, M. M., Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, V., Denmark.
`Olsen, N. H., Ute, Iowa.
( Olsen, 0. A., 3645 Ogden Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Olsen, 0. J., Akersgaden 74, Christiana, Norway.
Olsen, Olaf J., Reykjavik, Iceland.
Osborne, A. J., 2131 P St., Sacramento, Call.
Osborne, H. E., Fairfield, Me.
.Osborne, (P. B., Fairfield, Me.
Oster., F. F., Maragha, Persia.
stoics, M., Box 244, Regina, -Saskatchewan, Canada.
(Ostrander, Wm., 1820 West Ninth
St., Des Moines, Iowa.
(0Stwald, H., Poitfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Ostwald, E. H., Java, S. Dak.
Ott, J. F., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
(Owen, R. S., 4238 Ingalls St., San
Diego, Cal.
Owens, J. W., 2917 Glenarm Place,
Denver, Colo;
Paap, C. A., " Tereora," The Avenue, Strathfield, N. S. W., Australia.

Paap, F. W., 1613 Ellamont St.,
Baltimore, Md,
Pachla, J., Postfach 982, Riga,

Russia.
Painte.r, F. E., 2718 Third Ave.,
Painter, T. H., Stanley, Va.
Palm, H., Majita, Post Shirati,
Africa.
Palmer, E. R., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Palmer, W. W., Nukualofa, Tonga, Friendly Islands, Pacific
Ocean.
Pampaian, V., German Post, Box
Turkey.
Pannkoke, H., 81 East Haverhill
St., Lawrence, Mass.
Parker, C. H., Atchin, New Hebrides, Pacific Ocean.
Parkhurst, W. D., 1301 Olive St.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Parmele, C. F., Roswell, N. Mex.
Parmele, R. W., 810. Jackson Ave.,
New Orleans, La.
Parnell, J. L., Route 2, Santa
Anna, Tex.
Parsons, D. A., 417 West Fifth
Pascoe, W. H., 70 Nairn St., Wellington, New Zealand.
Passebois, L. F., Burlington, Vt.
Patterson, J. R., Hanford, Cal.
Patterson, R. G., 2213 East 105th
Paulini, P. R., V., Katona J6zsefutea 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Paulson, C. J., East High St.,
Hastings, Nebr.
Payne, Leonard, Oshawa, Ontario.
Peabody, F., West Valley, N. Y.
Peden, H. L., 446 North Mulberry
St., Hagerstown, Md.
Peet, J. 0.. Philbrook, Minn.
Peikert, C., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Penner, J., Nonnenweg, corner
Birmansgasse, Basle, Switzerland.
Penrose, Chas. E., 29 Borstal Ave.,
Heath, Cardiff, South Wales.
Perk, G., Grindelberg I5a, Hamburg, Germany.
Perk, J., Postfach 982, Riga, Rus
sia.
Perry, F. L., Calle Arenal Grande
South America.
Persson, J., Busegwe, Post Shirati, Victoria Nyanza, German
East Africa.
Peters, G. E., Seay and Tatum
Sts., Montgomery, Ala.
Petersen; B., Box 523, U. S. Postal
Petersen, F. F., Plainfield, Wis.
Peterson, E. F., 705 Easterday
Ave., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Pettit, G. W., Batliboi Bldg., Jacob's Circle, Bombay, India.
Peugh, V. E., Nazareth Post-office, Tinnevelly District, South
India.
Pickard, U. D., 711 West Lee St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Pierce, H. 'Sr., Graysville, Tenn.
Pilkewitsch, J., Postfach 982,
Riga, Russia.
Piper, A. H., 103 William St.,
Piper, E. A., 114 Tawas St., Alpena, Mich.
Piper, H. E., 70 Nairn St., Wellington, New Zealand.
Piper, J. F., 4757 Forty-fifth Ave.,
S. W., Seattle, Wash.
Place, A. E., Garden City Sanitarium, San Jose, Cal.
Pohle, E. A. von, Beachwood
Academy, Fairland, Ind.
Pohle, W. R., Casilla 1002, Lima,
Pond, Alfred, Lacombe, Alberta,
. Canada.
Ponig, M., Friedenstal, Post
Africa.
Pool, N. H., 38 Belle Eau Road,.
- West Indies.
Popescu, C., V., Katona Jersefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Porter, L. B., Oakdale, Nebr.
Porter, R. C., Box 523, U. S. Postal Agency, Shanghai, China.
Post, B. L., 1517 South Washington Ave., Lansing, Mich.
'Nitschke, H., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
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Potter, E. R., 1758 Union St.,

Vancouver, British Columbia.
Powell, S. U., Santa Cruz, Jamaica, British West Indies.
Premer, C. L., 905 North California Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
Prener, H. S., Keene, Tex.
Prescott, W. W., Takoma Park
Pretyman, C. H., " Mizpah," Wahroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Prieger, A. F., Cape Haitien,
Haiti, West Indies.
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Birmansgasse, Basle, Switzerland.
Prillwitz, W., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Proctor, L. H., Glendale, Cal.
Proctor, M. R., 1110 Texas St., El
Paso, Tex.
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Switzerland.
Prowalowsky, S., Postfach 982,
Riga, Russia.
Purdom, C. A., 3500 Z St., Vancouver, Wash.
Quillin, G. C., Killbuck, Ohio.
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Mass.
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Anderson, Ind.
Radke, W., V., Katona Jersefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Raft, J. C., Margrethevej 5, Copenhagen, -V., Denmark.
Rall, R., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Ramsey, W. T., Catesby, Okla.
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Glendale, Cal.
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Rashford, Linton, Sauteurs Postoffice, Grenada, British West
Indies.
Rasmussen, K., 1317 Court St.,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Raspal, M., 7 rue Broca, Paris,
France.
Rauleder, G. A., 417 West Fifth
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Raymond, J. W., 211 Main St., Richardson, I. D., R. F. D. 3, SilHornell, N. Y.

ver Spring, Md.
Read, W., Stanborough Park, Richert, P. F., Durham, Kans.
Watford, England.
Rider, C. J., Box 244, Regina, SasReaser, G. W., 615 North Tenth
katchewan, Canada.
St., Phoenix, Ariz.
Riffel, J., College Place, Wash.
Reavis, J. D., Berrien Springs,
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sequebo River, British Guiana,
Rebensburg, A., Grindelberg 15a,
South America.
Hamburg, Germany.
Redfield, C. T., Route 1, Mt. Ver- Rine, G. W., Pacific Union College, St. Helena, Cal.
non, Ohio.
Rintala, A., Unionsgatan 4, HelReed, H. W., 865 Fifth St., Milsingfors, Finland.
waukee, Wis.
Reed, L. A., Mountain View, Cal. Rippey, J. A., College Place,
Wash.
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Robb, V. W., 290 Bannernian
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ville, Tenn.
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gon.
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Regel, R. P., Margrethevej 5, Co- Robinson, A. T., 415 Maxwell
penhagen, V., Denmark.
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ragua.
Blantyre, Nyasaland, British
Reifschneider, K. A., St. PetersCentral Africa.
' burg III, poste restante, Rus- Robinson, D. E., Sanitarium, Cal.
sia.
Reihlen, C., Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Rockel, A., Caixa Postal 106,
Germany.
Reinke, 0. E., St. Petersburg III,
Rodd, A. S., " Warden House,"
Crumpsall Crescent, ManchesReiswig, C. K., Box 244, Regina,
ter, England.
Reiswig, J. J., 109 East Wisconsin
Rodgers, G. P., 1901 Druid Hill
St., Jamestown, N. Dak.
Rempfert, K., Postfach 982, Rip, Rogers, A. 11., 430 Little Collins
Russia.
St., 1V1elbourne, Victoria, AusRentfro, C. E., Rua da Allianca
tralia.
127, Porto, Portugal.
Rogers, Joel C., Blantyre, NyasaReppe, M. S., Hutchinson, Minn.
land, British Central Africa.
Reputin, K., Postfach 982, Riga, Rogers, J. H., R. F. D. 1, Box 39a,
Russia.
San Fernando, Cal.
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Switzerland.
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America.
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Ronlund, N. J., 933 North Main
Mass.
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Trenton, N. J.
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Iowa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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burg, Germany.
Ave., San Bernardino, Cal.
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Siveden.
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Columbia.
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St., Canon City. Colo.
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Cumberland Co., Nova Scotia.
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Dak.
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Cal.
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Los Angeles, Cal.
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Russia.
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Schainkow, K. L., St. Petersburg
III; poste restante, Russia.
Schick, L. B., 905 North California Ave., Hastings, Nebr.
Schick, W., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Schilling, J. H., Room 904, 32 Union Square, New York, N. Y.
Schillinger, R., V., Katona J6zsefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, }Tungary.
Schilstra, P., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Schlegel, W., Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Germany.
SchliChting, H., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Schmidt, A. F., Harvey, N. Dak.
Schmidt, B., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Schmitt, A.. Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Schmitz, H., St. Petersburg III,
Sachsenmeyer, A., Bauerstr. 38,
Schneider, J., Postfach 982, Riga.
Muni6h, Germany.
Russia.
Salisbury, E. 0., College, Mt. VerScholz, W., Grindelberg 15a, Hamnon, Ohio.
burg, Germany.
Salisbury, H. R., 17 Abbott Road, Schrammeck, Clifford, Cascade,
Lucknow, India..
Mont.
Salton, R., " Tereora," The AveSchroeder, W. F. H., 336 East
nue, Strathfield, N. S. W., AusLake St., Minneapolis, Minn.
tralia.
Schubert, G. W.. Bauerstr. 38.
Sandborn, A. R., 200 Columbus
Munich, Germany.
Schuberth, H. F.. 189 UhlandSandborp,. Q. A., Rockaway, N. J.
strasse, Berlin-Charl., Germany.
Sanders, C. N., 2841 Paris Ave., Schuerer, M., Grindelberg 15a.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Hamburg, Germany.
Sanderson,:A. E., 25 Walnut St., Schulz, W., Grindelberg 15a,
Sotherville, Mass.
Hamburg, Germany.
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Schwab, V., Bauerstr. 38, Mun
ich, Germany.
Schwartz, W. F., Erie, Pa.
Schwedrat, 0. F., 2426 Poplar St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Schwenecke, 0., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Schweneeke, W., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Scior, F., German Post, Box 109,
Galata, Constantinople, Turkey.
Scott, J. B., Chetek, Wis.
Scott, Sydney, 316 Foster St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Scott, W. B., Auburn, Wash.
Sebastian, W. H., 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
Seefried, A., V., Katona J6zsefutca 28. L 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Seefried, J., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Seeney, F. H., Edgemore, Del.
Seibel, J. H., Bowdon, N. Dak.
Selmon, A. C., Box 523, U. S.
Seltzer, G. J., Nebraska City,
Nebr.
Serna, Marcia], 615 North 'Tenth
St., Phcenix, Ariz.
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Serns, M. IT., Hinsdale, Ill.
Settergren, J. A., Margrethevej 5,
Shadel, S. T., 17 Trail Ave., Frederick, Md.
Shaffer, F. R., 417 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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Sharp, W. W., National City, Cal.
Sharp, Smith, Graysville, Tenn.
Shaw, B. H., 508 Fifth Ave., East,
Hutchinson, Kans.
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Sheldon. H. j., Alexandria, Minn.
Shepard, M., R. F. D. 4, Fenton,
Mich.
Shepard, Page, 32 Jones St., New-'

bern, N. C.
Sherrig, W. H., 955 South Fiftyfirst St., Omaha, Nebr.
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Shone, G. W., Aliwal North, Cape,
South Africa.
Shoup, H. L., 8 East Jefferson St.,
Salamanca, N. Y.
Shreve, W. S., Boscobel, Wis.
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Shultz, H., Lodi, Cal.
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Shulti, J. W., Port Limon, Costa.
Rica.
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South Africa.
Simmoris, Cyrus, Box 522, Knoxville, Tenn.
Sims,, W. L., 615 North Tenth St.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Sinz, C., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Sisco, H. N., 215 East North Ave.,
Baltimore, Md.
Sivak, J., 434 East Seventy-second St., New York, N. Y.
Skinner, G. H., 100 Barnesdale
Ave., Hamilton, Ontario.
Slade, E. K., Box 187, Mt. Vernon,
Ohio.
Smith, A., 22 Lyons St., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Smith, J. H., Box 473, Nassau,
Bahamas.
Smith, John J., Roseau, Dominica.
Smith, S. S., New Lisbon, Wis.
Smith, W. J., Darling Range
Australia, Australia.
Smith, IV. H.. 1902 Lackawanna
Smith, W. K., Box 343, Keokuk.
Igwa.
Smith, W. R., Wonsan, Korea.
Snodgrass, C. L., 417 West Fifth
Snow, C. M., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
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Snyder, E. W., 417 West Fifth Steen, H., 718 Maryland St., St.
Paul, Minn
Snyder, G. A., Loma Linda, Cal.
Steen, T. MT., Holly, Mich.
Soper, G. R., 290 Bannerman Stein, R., Majita, Post Shirati,
Sorenson, C., Takoma Park StaAfrica.
Steiner, H., Asmara, Eritrea,
Sorenson, S. . 723 Clough Ave.,
poste restante, East Africa (via
Superior, Wis.
Brindisi, Italy).
Sott, Damaso, Casilla 2830, San- Steiner, Paul, La Ligniere, Gland,
tiago, Chile, South America.
Switzerland.
Soule, T. F., Troutdale, Oregon. Steinert, A. G., 508 Fifth Ave.,
Spearing, F. A., 1 Devereux Road,
Wandsworth Common, London, Stene, L. J., Akersgaden 74, ChrisS. W., England.
tiania, Norway.
Spaulding, A. W., R. F. D. 4, Hen- Stephenson, C. B., Roston, Ga.
dersonville, N. C.
Sterling, G. L. Aitutaki, Cook IsSpecht, F. G., R. F. D. 3, Lovelands, Pacific Ocean.
land, Colo.
Stevens, G. A., Hyattsville, Md.
Spicer, W. A., Takoma Park Sta- Stevens, J. A., 590a Thirtieth
St., Oakland, Cal.
Spies, F. W., Estacao Silo Ber- Stevens, J. C., 216 Emma St.,
nardo, S. P. R., Silo Paulo, It].
Syracuse, N. Y.
zil, South America.
Steward, W. W., Milton, Oregon.
Spies, G. W., 92 West Commerce .Stewart, A. G., Suva Vou, Fiji,
St., Bridgeton, N: J.
Pacific Ocean.
Spire, B. W., Formosa, Fla.
Stewart, E. L., 1017 Fourth Ave.,
Spriggs, J. T., Hayden, Colo.
North, Fargo, N. Dak.
Spring, L. A., 4921 Irving St., Stewart, G. G., Nukualofa, Tonga,
Denver, Colo.
Spring, Mrs. Ura, 4921 Irving St., Stewart, J. S., 430 Little Collins
Denver, Colo.
St., Melbourne, Victoria, AusSprohge, J., Postfach 982, Riga,
tralia.
Russia.
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Stafford, F. E., Box 523, U. S.
St., Melbourne, Victoria, AusPostal Agency, Shanghai, Chitralia.
na.
Stocker, P., Grindelberg 15a, HamStahl, F. A., Casilla 7, La Paz,
burg, Germany.
Stanley, P. G., 336 East Lake St., St. John, H. A., Sanitarium, Cal.
St. John, M. H., 508 East Everett
Minneapolis, Minn.
Staibuck, T. H., Dallas, Oregon.
Starr, G. B., New England Sani- Stone, A. J., 5702 South Alaska
St., Tacoma, Wash.
tarium, Melrose, Mass.
Stone, C. L., Graysville, Tenn.
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States, Geo. 0., Cedaredge, Colo. Stone, W. J., 2907 Park Ave.,
Richmond, Va.
Staubert, 0., Maragha, Persia.
Staubert, P., Grindelberg 15a, Stover, A. J., R. F. D. 2, Ridgefield, Wash.
Hamburg, Germany.
Stebbeds, F., Clearwater Lake, Strachan, M. C., Orlando, Fla.
Straw, W. E., Bethel, Wis.
Wis.
Steed, J. E., 430 Little Collins St., Stray, F. W., Center Barnstead,
N. H.
Steele, Wm., Box 24, Bayamon, Streithorst, H., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Porto Rico, West. Indies.
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Strickland, J. A., Harvey Station, 'ferry, L. W., Appleton City, Mo.

York Co., New Brunswick.
Tetz, G., St. Petersburg III, poste
Stringer, R. G. Orlando, Fla.
restante, Russia.
Strother, W. E., 1333 Cowart St.. Theunissen, D. C., 56 Roeland St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Strube', A.; Bauerstr. 38, Munich, Thirlwell, T. W., Fairmont, W.
Germany.
Va.
Studt, R. -N., GrandValley, Colo. Thomann, E. W., Florida, F. C.
Stueckrath, M., 240 Elm St, OshC. A Buenos Aires,- Argentina,
kosh, Wis.
South America.
Sturdevant, M. C., Tsungwesi Thomann, V. E., Casilla 2830,
Mission, Rusape, Rhodesia, via
Santiago, Chile, South America.
Salisbury, South Africa.
Thomas, A., German Post, Box
Sturgeon, D. F., Gage, Okia.
109, Galat a, Constantinople,
Stuyvesant, J. B., Apartado 218,
Turkey.
Guatemala _ City, Guatemala, Thomas, E. D., Nazareth PostCentral America.
office, Tinnevelly D i s t r i c t,
Sulzle, Christian, Fenwood, SasSouth India.
katchewan, Canada.
Thomason, Geo., Sanitarium, Cal.
Sussmann, Richard, Estacao Sao Thompson, Chas., 2718 Third Ave.,
Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo,
Sutherland, E. A., Madison, Tenn. Thompson, G. A., 3928 Fourteenth
Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash.
Sutton, N. T., 828 Fourth Ave.,
Thompson, G. B:, Takoma Park
East, Hutchinson, Kans
Svenson, Carl, 766 Sims, St., St.,
Thompson, Luzerne, 320 East
Paul, Minn.
Sixth St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Svensson, S. F., Gamla Kungsholm sbrogatan 38, Stockholm, Thompson, Victor, 1828 Walnut
Sweden.
Thorpe, E. E., Niafu, Vavau,
Sweany, -W. A., Keene, Tex.
Sweridow, P., Pos'..fitch .982, Riga,
Thurber, R. B., Meiktila, Burma.
Russia.
Sype, Mrs. Minnie, Carroll, Iowa. Thurston, H. G., 969 Cottage St.,
Salem, Oregon.
Tabor, B. C., 459 Morton St., Ash- Thurston, S., 417 West Fifth St.,
land, Oregon:
Los Angeles, Cal.
Taggart, C. L., Lodi, Cal.

W. H., Grand Rapids,
Tait, A. 0., Mountain View, Cal. Thurston,
Wis.
Tanner, W. J., Fitch Bay, Quebec. Tieche, L. P., 7 rue Broca, Paris,
Taphouse, Jas., Los Gatos, Cal.
France.
Tarr, D. F., 89 Charles St., Bloem- Tindall, J. H. N., Farmersburg,
fontein, Orange Free State,
Ind.
South Africa.
Taylor, Clifton L., Campion Acad- Tobiasen, Chr., Akersgaden 74,
emy, Loveland, Colo.
Taylor, Charles L., San Fernando, Toppenberg, V., Majita, Post Shirati, Victoria Nyanza, German
Cal.
East Africa.
Taylor, C. U., Route 3, Elmo, Tex.
Taylor, H. F., Box 137, Hamilton. Town, N. Z., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
Bermuda Islands.
Taylor, J., 235 East Park Road, Trautmann, L., Grindelberg 15a,
, Hamburg, Germany.
Leicester, England.
Tribbensee, W., Grindelberg 15a,
Taylor, J. I., Keene, Tex.
Hamburg, Germany.
Teasdale, Geo., Australasian Missionary College, Cooranbong, N. Trubey, L. F., 108 Sexton Road;
Columbia, Mo.
S. W., Australia.
Truesdell, G. A., New Monterey,
Cal.
Tulin, Ernesto, Florida, F. C. C.
South. America.
Tupper, Lowell, 1164 Military St.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Turk, D. G., 525 State St., Binghamton, N. Y.
Turner, John, 1112 Kalamath St.,
Denver, Colo.
Uchtmann, W. R., 196 West Canton St., Boston, Mass.
Uldokat, F., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Uldokat, P., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Ulrich, C. F., 506 .Twenty-fifth
St., Altoona, Pa.
Underwood, R. A., College View,
Nebr.
Vandeman, H. A., Platteville,
Colo.
Van Deusen, E., Riversdale, Jamaica,British West Indies.
Van Een
, A. H., Parijs, Orange
Free State, South Africa.
Van Horn, E. J., 7044 Hermitage
Van Kirk, M. B., College View,
Nebr.
Varlemann, W., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Vasenius, F. W., Majita, Post Shirati, Victoria Nyanza, German
East Africa.
Veach, J. E., Wells Tannery, Pa.
Venen, W. J., 941 Lakewood Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio.
\Terrill, A. J., Mechanic Falls, Me.
Videto, W. E., Holly, Mich.
Voigt, G. L., Bauerstr: 38, Mun
ich, Germany.
Voorthius, P., Jr., Grindelberg
Votaw, H. H., 60 Lower Kernrmendine Road, Kemmendine,
Burma.
Voth, A. J., Kiel, Okla.
Voth, Bernard, Box 644, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Voth, David, 2240 Maplewood
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Vuilleumier, J., De la Roche 1794,
Montreal, Quebec.
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Waak, P., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, ermany.

Wagner, F. D., Boise, Idaho.
Wagner, Geo., Manfred, N. Dak.
Wakeham, W. H., Berrien
Springs, Mich.
Waldo, H. P., Kankakee, Ill.
Walker, J. G., Pitt Meadows,
British Columbia.
Walker, J. Z., 1507 North Twenty-seventh St., Kansas City,
Kans.
Walker, S. W., 2705 West Main
St., Richmond, Va.
Wall, D. N., 12 Fifth Ave. St.
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Wallath, 0., Majita, Post Shirati,
Africa.
Walldorff, N. J., 430 Little Collins St., Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia.
Walleker, H. C. J., 675 Hicks St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
.Wallenkampf, J., Gamla Kungsholmsbrogatan 38, Stockholm,
Sweden.
Walston, W. C., Solusi Mission,
Bulawayo, Rhodesia, South Africa.
Wangerin, R. C., Keizan, Korea.
Ward, W. C. F., Cornelius, Oregon.
Warren, Luther, Loma Linda, Cal.
Warren, M. C., Box 523, U. S.
Washburn, H. A., Pacific Union
Washburn, J. S., 4910 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wasli, A., Akersgaden 74, Christiania, Norway.
Watson, A. G., 11 Wellington
Square, Calcutta, India.
Watson, C. H., Corner Peel and
Grey Sts., South Brisbane,
Watson, G. F., Keene, Tex.
Watt, J. W., Indiana, Pa.
Watts, V. B., Hagerman, N. Mex.
Weaks, C. E., Pacific Press Pub.
Assn., Mountain View, Cal.
Weatherly, Floyd, Drawer R, Redfield, S. Dak.
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Weaver, H. A., 1424 West Broad

St., Columbus, Ohio.
Webber, P. A., 293 Sanya, Yoyogi, Tokyo, Japan.
Weber, C. W., 3306 West Thirtyfirst St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Webster, E. W., 146 Court St.,
Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Webster, F. C., 169 Bryan St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Wedekamper, Juan, Florida, F. C.
South America.
Weeks, Y., 823 North Eighth St.,
Wegener, A., V., Katona Jeasefutca 28. I. 5, Budapest, Hungary.
Weinmann, F., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Wellman, D. E., 124 Manchester
Square, Kingston, Jamaica,
Wellman, L. E., Clearwater Lake,
Wis.
Wellman, S. A., 17 Abbott Road,
Lucknow,
Wells, G. W., 336 East Lake St.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Wentland, M. H., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Werner, G., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Werner, R., Bauerstr. 38, Munich,
Germany.
Wescott, H. B., 406 West Jennie
St., Station A, Bay City, Mich.
West, Geo. L., 418 East Main St.,
Connellsv ill e, Pa.
West, J., 176 Langside Road,
Westbrook, T. B., 616 Woodlawn
Westerman, W. J., 70 Nairn St.,
Wellington, New Zealand.
Westphal, F. H., Casilla 2830,
Santiago, Chile, South America.
Westphal, J. W., Florida, F. C.
South America.
Westrup, J. J., Yen Cheng, Honan,
ehina.
Westworth, Wm, A., 34 Wentworth Court, Battle Creek,
Mich.
Wevers, M., Grindelberg 15a,

Hamburg, Germany.
Wheeler, G. A., Box 1304, Fresno,
Cal.
Wheeler, L. S., 426 Trumbull
Wheeler, J. H., Marsland, Nebr.
Wheeler, W. W., Diamante, Entre
White, A. H., " Tereora," The
Australia.
White, C. L., Otsego, Mich.
White, Mrs. E. G., " Elmshaven,"
Sanitarium, Cal.
White, J. E., Marshall, Mich.
White, W. C., Sanitarium, Cal.
White, Stemple, Wells, Minn.
White, S. G., Hankow, China.
White, W. B1, 56 Roeland St.,
White, W. H., Nicholasville, Ky.
Whiteside, Robert, 29 Borstal
Ave., Heath, Cardiff, South
Wales.
Whitmarsh, M. C., 943 Cedar St.,
Camden, N. J.
Whitney, S. B., Vienna, N. Y.
Wibbens, Jacob, Grindelberg 15a, ,
Hamburg, Germany.
Widgery, E. C., Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, r)anish West Indies.
Wierts, J. H., 215 East North
Wiest, C. S., 932 Union St., Jackson, Miss.
Wight, S. E., 2304 Seifried St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Wilbur, E. H., Pakhoi, Kwangtung, China.
Wilbur, J. M., 515 Woodlawn
Wilcox, F. M., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
M. C., Mountain View,
Cal.
Wildgrube, 0., Postfach 982, Riga,
Willart, Ricardo, Estacao Sao
Bernardo, S. P. R., Sao Paulo,
Wilkinson, B. G., 36 Carroll Ave.,
Williams, C. D. M., 615 North
Tenth St., Phcenix, Ariz.
Williams, Mrs. Helen M. S., 56
Africa.
Williams, I. N., Corydon, Pa.
Williams, R. E., 517 WesI Thirty-third St., Savannah, Ga.
Willis, U. S., 4309' Labadie Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Willess, N. V., 169 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.
Willoughby, J. M., 5708 South
Wilson, E. T., Atchison, Kans.
Wilson, J., Postfach 982, Riga,
Russia.
Wilson, J. L., Lacombe, Alberta,
Canada.
Wilson, J. Victor, Solusi Mission,
Bulawayo, Rhodesia, .South Africa.
Winter, F., Majita, Post Shirati,
Africa.
Wintzen, J., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Witzke, E. C., Clinton German
Seminary, Clinton, Mo.
Woertz, C. F., Quincy, Ill.
Wolcott, B. A., Nevada, Iowa.
Wolfe, E. W., Decorah, Iowa.
Wolfgarten, J., Bauerstr. 38, Mun- ich, Germany.
Wood, Delmar P., 413 Teneyck
St., Jackson, Miss.
Wood, K. H., Box 523; U. S.
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Wood, M. D., Kalyan, Bombay

Presidency, India.
Woodford, Wm., Colville, Wash.
Woodman, I. J., 426 Trumbull
Woods, J. H., 430 Little Collins
Woysch, A., .Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Wyman, C. A., 'Battle Ground,
Wash.
Yates, J. S., Zee &mat, Padang,
Sumatra, Dutch West Indies.
Young; W: A., 904 College Ave.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Young, W. C., Box 217, St. John's,
Newfoundland.
.
Zahl, P., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Zecchetto, L., Casella Postale 218,
Florence, Italy.
Zerndt, F., Grindelberg 15a, Ham4
burg, Germany.
Zielinski, M. W., Grindelberg 15a,
Hamburg, Germany.
Zielinski, St., Grindelberg 15a.
Hamburg, Gr
many.
Zierat, G., Grindelberg 15a, Hamburg, Germany.
Zimmermann, H., Bauerstr. 38,
Munich, Germany.
Ziprick, Oscar, Melville, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Zutt, Henry, East San Diego, Cal.
OBITUARY RECORD FOR 1913.

" They test from their labors; and their works do follow them."
Mabel Gertrude Thompson, Aug.
8, 1912, Hongkong, China.
R. Beltran, December, Peru,
South America. _
C. V. Hamer, Jan. 21, 1913, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
Mrs. F. W. Vasenius, Jan. 22.
1913, Victoria Nyanza, Africa.
T. Luchtenberg, January 24, Holland.
Mrs. S. J. Olney, January 28,
Richmond, Va.
E. S. Taylor, January 29, Monrovia, Cal.
Mary Hanson (wife of P. A.
Hanson), February 4, College
Place, Wash.
G. W. Amadon, February 24, St.
Joseph, Mich.
F. W. Wheeler, March 17, Phcenix, Ariz.
Maude Dortch, March 27, Keller,
Tex.
G. A. Irwin, May 23, Takoma
Park, D. C.
Isaac Sanborn, May 24, St. Thomas, Ontario.'
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C. L. Bowen, June 2, Rhodesia,

South Africa.
R. R. Kennedy, June 7, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
I. G. Bigelow, July 1, Fitch Bay.
Quebec.
N. P. Nelson, July 31, Christiania
Norway.
G. A. Wantzlick, August 1, Wallroonga, N. S. W., Australia.
Oliver Mears, August 10, Clyde.
Ohio.
R. Schopbach, August 14, College
View, Nebr.
W. A. Shafer, September 20, Liverpool, England.
C. J. Pereria, October 15, East
Brazil Mission.
Marion Stowell-Crawford, October 25, Monroe, Wis.
H. F. Ketring, November 5, Escondido, Cal.
Mrs. Hannah Loftfield, November
13, Takoma Park, D. C.
J. F. Anderson, Jan. 19, 1914, St.
Paul, Minn.
Miss Maude Pengelly, Jan. 20,
1914, Guelph, Ontario.
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF THE

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS
GIVING A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF
The Rise and Progress of the Denomination, together with Historical

Data Regarding the Organizations and Institutions
Connected Therewith.
ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.
IN attempting to collate matter from the records indicating the
rise and progress of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination, there
are two obstacles which at first seem insurmountable: First, to deter
mine what shall be selected from all the mass of periodic literature,
of Conference proceedings, of editorial production, of the record or
missionary effort, which have appeared during the past seventy years,
and issued in various forms, in different parts of the country, and by
many persons; and, second, after having begun the work of selecting
the statements of the men who assisted in making the history what it
is, the next and greater difficulty is to confine the selections within
the limits of the space which may be used for this purpose, and still
retain much of interest regarding the rise of the work in obscurity
and poverty; of the hardships endured by the leaders and pioneers in
this work; of its slow yet constant growth; of the battles waged regarding its concrete organization, and later the organization of its
various departments; of the beautiful and harmonious doctrines that
are clearly set forth in the publications issued; of the spread of the
work to other lands; and of the ultimate triumph of the message,
which has even been the goal before those who have been engaged in
the work of the people brought out by the third angel's message.
In the following pages will be found one form of evidence as to
the progress of this cause in the facts and figures cited. This cause,
however, lives not in any figures, but in the hearts of its believers.
But these figures furnish a spurce of gratification, indicating that the
triumph of the message is near.
" The Advent cause owes its very existence to the first and second
angels' messages of Revelation 14." James White, in Review and
Herald, Vol. II, No. 10, p. 76.
" We hold that the great movement upon the second advent question, which commenced with the writings and public lectures of William
Miller, has been, in its leading features, in fulfilment of prophecy.
Consistent with this view, we also hold that in the providence of CO
Mr. Miller was raised up to do a specific work." James White, in Introduction to "Life of William Miller."
FIRST ANGEL'S MESSAGE.
William Miller embraced Christianity in September, 1816, and began
immediately an exhaustive study of the Scriptures.
In 1818 he reached the conclusion that the second coming of Christ
would take place about the year 1843. This view was based on the
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vision or prophecy recorded and explained in the eighth and ninth

chapters of Daniel.
After arriving at this startling conclusion, Mr. Miller spent five
years more in a careful and thorough study of the whole question.
This gave him unshaken confidence in the evidences and proofs upon
which his conclusion was based.
1831: On the first Sunday in August, 1831, as nearly as can bedetermined, Mr. Miller preached his first sermon on the second coming
of Christ, and the end of the world.
1832: His first written statement, announcing the coming of the Lord
at the close of the 2300 years, in 1843, was a series of sixteen
articles printed in the Vermont Telegraph, of Brandon, Vt., beginning May 15, 1832. His first pamphlet, giving an exposition of the
prophecies and other Scriptures relating to the second advent, was
printed in March, 1833. In the spring of 1836 he published at Troy,
N. Y., his course of sixteen lectures in pamphlet form.
1833: September 14, Wm. Miller was granted a ministerial license from
the Baptist Church.
1838: About the first of March, 1838, Josiah Litch, of Lowell, Mass.,
a Methodist minister and an able writer and speaker, embraced the
views taught by William Miller, and began to proclaim them by
voice and pen. He immediately issued a pamphlet of forty-eight
pages entitled " The Midnight Cry." In June, he published a book
of 204 pages, entitled " The Probability of the Second Coming of
Christ, about A. D. 1843."
1839: During the first part of December, 1839, Joshua V. Rimes, of
Boston, Mass., joined William Miller and Josiah Litch in the proclamation of the Advent message. On taking his stand with Mr.
Miller, he declared that " doors should be opened in evei-y city in
the Union, and the warning should go to the ends of the earth."
1840: On the 20th of March, 1840, J. V. Rimes began, in Boston, Mass.,
the publication of the Signs of the Times. " The paper thus started
was published for two years as a semimonthly," and then continued
as a weekly.
The first " General Conference of Second Advent Believers "
was convened in the Chardon Street Chapel, in Boston, Mass.,
October 15, 1840, and continued two days. The proceedings, together with the lectures delivered on the occasion, were published,
and widely circulated.
1841: The second " General Conference of Advent Believers " was held
in Lowell, Mass., June 15-17, 1841.
The third " General Conference of Christians expecting the
advent -of the Lord," was called to meet in Portland, Me., October
12, 1841, by " Josiah Litch, Henry Jones, D. I. Robinson, Wm.
Miller, J. V. Rimes, Committee."
Between that date and February 8, 1842, seven similar conferences were held in the New England States.
1842: " The Signs of the Times has not less than 50,000 readers."
" More than 60,000 copies of various books and tracts have been
issued from our establishment, and spread through the world in
the four quarters of the globe, and the islands of the sea." " From
three to four hundred ministers of the gospel are now engaged in
giving the midnight cry." Signs of the Times, March 15, 1842.
In the latter part of November, 1842, J. V. Him es began the
publication, in New York City, of a daily paper, entitled The Midnight Cry; it was principally under the editorial supervision of
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N. Southard. Twenty-four numbers were published, and ten thousand copies of each number circulated.
During the summer of 1842, series of tent meetings, with immense congregations, were held in Eastern Canada, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Maine, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey. "-It
was a movement which shook the nation."
The winter of 1842 was, spent by Elders Miller, Himes, Storrs,
and others in a course of lectures in New York City. " The interest
continued to increase beyond all expectation."
in December, 1842, Josiah Litch and A. Hale began public services in Philadelphia, under the most encouraging circumstances.
" In a manner too rapid to record, the Advent cause went forward during that winter."
1843: Different ministers conducted meetings in the South and West,
goint, as far as Richmond, Va., Washington, D. C., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
and '
Cincinnati, Ohio. Many public laborers were brought into the
faith, and began its proclamation. Papers devoted to the Advent
cause were published in Cincinnati, Eastern Canada, Philadelphia,
and Washington.
THE SECOND ANGEL'S MESSAGE.
" Call to Remembrance the Former Days."
" It is good to obey this injunction of the apostle, and call to
remembrance the past experience in the Advent cause. Those who
believe it to be the cause of God, should not reject the means that
has made it a separate cause. . . . We say that the original faith
is that which has made us a separate people. If we had never heard
the judgment hour cry, which Was based on definite time, we never
should have been led to bear a testimony which, being rejected by
our own brethren, made it necessary for us to separate from the
churches. If the Advent people had closed their ears to the cry
of the second angel (Rev. 14: 8), they would, as a general thing,
have remained in the churches to this day. . . . And where would
be the Advent cause, as it is called by some who reject the very
means that has made it a separate cause ? -- It would not be in
existence: .
.And if the Advent people who are now a separate
people, had not heeded the cry of the second angel, but had remained in the different churches, they would probably have no more
interest in the coming of the Lord than those now have who stayed
in the church. . . . We say that the Advent cause owes its very
existence to the first and second angels' messages of Revelation 14.
Then why talk of the Advent cause being the cause of God, and
at the same time call the means that gave it birth a mistake? "
James White, in Review and Herald of Jan. 13, 1852.
" When we commenced the work of giving the ' midnight cry '
with Brother Miller in 1840, he had been lecturing nine years.
During that time he stood almost alone. . . . He made no attempt
to convert men to a sect, or party, in religion. Hence he labored
among all parties and sects, without interfering with their organizations or discipline. . . . Most of the ministers and churches that
opened their doors to us, and our brethren who were proclaiming
the Advent doctrine, co-operated with us until the last year. The
ministry and membership who availed themselves of our labors,
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but had not sincerely embraced the doctrine, saw that they must
either go with the doctrine, and preach and maintain it, or in the
crisis which .was right upon_ them they would have difficulty with
the decided and determined believers. They therefore decided against
the doctrine, and determined, some by one policy and some by another, to suppress the subject. This placed our brethren and sisters
among them in a most trying position. Most of them loved their
former privileges and enjoyments, and when the `meat in due
season' was withheld from them, and the siren song of ' peace and
safety' was resounded in their ears from Sabbath to Sabbath, they
were soon weaned from their party predilections, and arose in the
majesty of their strength, shook off the yoke, and raised the cry,
' Come out of her, my people.' This state of things placed us in a
trying position: 1. Because we were near the end of our prophetic
time, in which we expected the Lord would gather all his people
in one; 2. We had always preached a different doctrine, and now
that the circumstances had changed, it would be regarded as dishonest in us, if we should unite in the cry of separation and breaking up of churches that had received us and our message. We therefore hesitated, and continued to act on our first position, until the
church and ministry carried the matter so far, that we were
obliged in the fear of God to take a position of defense for the
truth and down-trodden children of God." Joshua V. Himes, written at McConnellsville, Ohio, Aug. 29, 1844, and printed in the
Advent Herald; quoted in the Review and Herald of Jan. 13, 1852.
1844: In 1844, Josiah Litch, writing upon the work that had been accomplished up to that time, in disseminating the doctrine of the
second coming of Christ, said: " Within the last six years publications treating on the subject have been sent to nearly every English and American missionary station on the globe. . . . The Advent
books have been greatly multiplied within the last four years. . . .
The first and most important work published was Mr. Miller's
Lectures. That volume may be regarded as the seed from which
all the rest have germinated.
" The works of Miller, Ward, Hale, Bliss, Fitch, Storrs, Brown,
Hervey, Cook, Whiting, Starkweather,Hawley, Litch, Fleming, Cox,
Sabine, etc., constitute the Second Advent Library, and exhibit
the views which have been presented to the public by the lecturers.
Other sheets and pamphlets have been published."
" No cause of a moral or religious character, probably, ever,
made so rapid advance as the cause of Adventism." From the
Review and Herald, published during April and May, 1856, at Battle
Creek, Mich., being a republication from the Advent Shield, in 1844.
Oct. 22, 1844, marked the close of the 2300 years and the beginning of the cleansing of the sanctuary, or the judgment hour. On
this day occurred the great disappointment of Revelation 10.
Of his labors and the visible results up to 1844, Mr. Miller
wrote:
" I labored extensively in all the New England and Middle
States, in Ohio, Michigan, Maryland, the District of Columbia, and
in Canada, East and West, giving about four thousand lectures
in something like five hundred different towns."
" I should think that about two hundred ministers embraced
my views, in all the different parts of the United States and
Canada; and that there have been about five hundred public lecturers." " In nearly a thousand places, Advent congregations have
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been raised up, numbering, as nearly as I can estimate, some fifty

thousand believers. On recalling to mind the several places of my
labors, I can reckon up about six thousand instances of conversion
from nature's darkness to God's marvelous light, the result of
My personal labors alone; and I should judge the number to be
much greater." "In all my labors I never had the desire or
thought to establish any separate interest from that of existing
denominations, or to benefit one at the expense of another."
Wm. Miller, in "Life of Wm. Miller," pp. 360, 361.
" The Adventists were of all churches, and they had no idea of
forming another church. After the time' passed, there, was great
confusion, and the majority were strongly opposed to any organization, holding that it was inconsistent with the perfect liberty of
the gospel." James White, in note to " Supplement to Experience
and Views," p. 12; republished in " Early Writings."
THE THIRD ANGEL'S MESSAGE.
184o: " In March, 1840, William Miller visited Portland, Me., and gave
- his first course of lectures on the second coming of Christ. . . . I
attended these meetings." Mrs. E. G. White, in " Life Sketches."
p. 136.
1842: "In June, 1842, Mr. Miller gave his second course of lectures in
the Casco Street [Methodist] church, in Portland. I felt it a great
privilege to attend. these lectures." Idem., p. 148.
Elder James White attended the Advent camp-meeting in October, 1842, in, Exeter, Me., and immediately prepared to go out into
the great harvest-field, and do what he could in sounding the
warning.
1843: About May, 1843, Elder James White was ordained, by " min-
isters of the Christian denomination," of which he was a member.
1844: " The Sabbath was first introduced to the attention of the Adventist people at Washington,N. H. A faithful Seventh-day Baptist sister, Mrs. Rachel D. Peston, from the State of New York.
having removed to this place, brought with her the Sabbath of
the Lord. Here she became interested in the doctrine of the glorious advent of the Saviour at hand. Being instructed in this
subject by the Adventist people, she in turn instructed them in
the commandments of God, and as early as 1844 nearly the entire
church in that place, consisting of about forty persons, became
observers of the Sabbath of the Lord. The oldest body of Sabbath-keepers among Seventh-day Adventists is therefore at Washington, N. H." J. N. Andrews, in " History of the Sabbath," p. 500.
" From this 'place, several Adventist ministers reecived the
Sabbath truth during the year 1844. One of these was Elder T.
M. Preble, who has the honor of first bringing this great truth be
fore the Adventists through the medium of the press. His essay
was dated February 13, 1845," written at East Weare, N. H., and
appeared in the Hope of Israel, of February 28, 1845, published at
Portland, Me. This article was reprinted in the Review and Herald,
August 23, 1870. The article was rewritten by Elder Preble in
March, 1845, and published in tract form, and was .printed in the
Review of December 21, 1869. Idem, p. 506.
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" Within a few months, many persons began to observe the

Sabbath as the result of the light thus shed on their pathway.
Elder J. B. Cook, a man of decided talent as a preacher and a
writer, was one of these early converts to the Sabbath. Elders
Preble and Cook . . . were called in the providence of God to fill
an important place in the work of Sabbath reform. But both of
them, while preaching and writing in its behalf, committed the
fatal error of making it of no practical importance. . . . After
two or three years of this kind of Sabbath observance, each of
these men apostatized from it, and thenceforward used what influence they possessed in warring against the fourth commandment.
The larger part of those who embraced the Sabbath from their
labors were not sufficiently impressed with its importance to become settled and grounded in its weighty evidences, and after a
brief period they also turned back from its observance." Idem,
p. 507.
" Elder Preble's first article in behalf of the Sabbath was the
means of calling the attention of our venerable brother, Joseph
Bates, to this divine institution. He soon became convinced of
its obligation, and at once began to observe it." " The subject of
the heavenly sanctuary began about this time to interest many
Adventists, and especially Elder Bates. He was one of the first to
see that the central object of that sanctuary is the ark of God. He
also.called attention to the proclamation of the third angel relative
to God's commandments."Idem, p. 508.
jtjvilf ' 1845: In 1845 occurred the first vision given to Mrs. E. G. White (whose
'
1,4 4 name - at that time was Ellen G. Harmon), and was first published
in 1846. It . was published later in " Experience and Views," and
pet'
may be found on pp. 9-15 of " Early Writings."
1846: " While on a visit to New Bedford, Mass., in 1846, I became
acquainted with Elder Joseph Bates. . . . Elder Bates was keeping the Sabbath, and urged its importance. I did not feel its importance, and thought that Elder B. erred in dwelling upon the
fourth commandment more than upon the other nine. But the
Lord gave me a view of the heavenly sanctuary. . . . I was shown
that the third angel proclaiming the commandments of God and
the faith of Jesus represents the people who receive this message
and raise the voice of warning to the world, to keep the commandments of God and his law as the apple of the eye, and that
in response to this warning many would embrace the Sabbath of
the Lord." Mrs. E. G. White, in " Life Sketches," pp. 236, 237.
" Brother Bates wrote and circulated gratuitously a small work
on the Sabbath, which confirmed us on the subject." James White,
in Review and Herald, Vol. II, No. 8, p. 61, Dec. 3, 1857.
" In the autumn of 1846 we began to observe the Bible Sabbath, and to teach and defend it." Mrs. E. G. White, in " Testimonies to the Church," Vol. I, p. 75.
PUBLISHING WORK BEGUN.

The first document ever printed by any person connected with
this denomination was a two-page leaflet written by Ellen G.
Harmon (who, on August 30, 1846, was married to James White),
addressed " To the Remnant Scattered Abroad," and bearing date
of April 6, 1846. Two hundred fifty copies were issued, the ex
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pense. of which was borne by James White and H. S. Gurney.

The second publication was a tract of 40 pages, entitled, " The
Opening Heavens," by Joseph Bates. The preface of this tract is
dated May 8, 1846.
In the autumn of 1846 Joseph Bates published a pamphlet of
48 pages, under the' title " The, Seventh-Day Sabbath a Perpetual
Sign." This appears to have been printed in the month of August.
In the month of April, 1847, Joseph Bates published a tract of
80 pages, entitled " Second Advent Way-Marks and High Heaps."
The first tract published by James White contained 24 pages,
and was entitled " A Word to the Little Flock." The preface was
dated May 30, 1847.
The next document of which we have any knowledge is a onepage sheet about 10 by 16 inches, addressed " To Those who are
Receiving the Seal of the Living God." It is signed by E. G. White,
Topsham, Me., January 30, 1849.
1847: The year 1847 was spent by the three leaders in the third
angel's message, Elder Joseph Bates, Elder James White, and
Mrs. E. G. White, in instructing and encouraging the scattered
companies of Advent believers.
FIRST GENERAL MEETING OF SABBATH-KEEPERS.
1848: The first general meeting of Sabbath-keepers was held at the
home of S. T. Belden, April 20 and 21, 1848, at Rocky Hill, eight
miles from Middletown, Conn., with about thirty present.
The second similar meeting was held in Volney, N. Y., August,
1848, in a barn belonging' to D. Arnold, and was attended by
about thirty-five. " There were hardly two agreed." Here the
work of uniting the brethren on the great truths connected with
the message of the third angel commenced.
PUBLICATION OF PAPER BEGUN.
1849: In July, 1849, James White began the publication of a paper
called the Present Truth, at Middletown, Conn. This paper was
published semimonthly, four numbers being issued in Middletown,
from July to September, 1849. The fifth and sixth numbers were
issued in Oswego, N. Y., in December, 1849; the seventh and eighth
numbers in Oswego, in March, 1850; the ninth and tenth numbers
in Oswego during April and May, 1850; the eleventh number in
Paris, Me., in November, 1850. The Present Truth was then discontinued. Total pages, 88; size of printed page, 5 x 8 inches.
A general meeting was held at Paris, Me., September 14, and
attended by J. N. Andrews, who, it appears, then publicly took his
stand on the truth.
A conference was held at Oswego, November 3. " We then
decided that it was our duty to labor in the State of New York.
My husband felt a _burden upon him to write and publish. We
rented a house in Oswego, borrowed furniture from our brethren,
and commenced housekeeping. There my husband wrote, published,
and preached." Mrs. E. G. White, in " Life Sketches," page 265.
185o: In November, 1850, the Second Advent Review and Sabbath Herald was published in Paris, Me., with Joseph Bates, S. W. Rhodes,
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J. N. Andrews, and James White as publishing committee. " Terms

Gratis, except the reader desires to aid in its publication."
The term second advent " used to designate special work and
message.
1851: " During the eight months [Nov., 1850, to June, 1851] of -the
publishing of the Review, eight new names were added to the
list of ministers who gave themselves more or less to preaching
the truth of the third angel's message. Among these were S. W.
Rhodes, Hiram Edson, F. Wheeler, E. P. Butler, and J. N. Andrews."" Rise and Progress,P p. 159.
From November, 1850, to June 9, 1851, thirteen numbers of the
paper were issued in Paris, Me., with the title, Second Advent
Review and Sabbath Herald. The last issue states: " It seems
duty to suspend the publication of the paper for a few weeks,
to attend the Conferences at Camden and Milton, N. Y., and visit
other places as the way may open."
August 5, 1851, from Saratoga Springs, N. Y., appeared the
first number of the Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, as Vol.
2, No. 1, with James White as editor, and Joseph Bates, Hiram
Edson, and J. N. Andrews as publishing committee.
Annie R. Smith took her stand for the truth, and in August
connected with the Review office as a worker, at Saratoga Springs,
N. Y., chiefly as a proofreader. " For three years she labored
faithfully and effectively, for board and clothing only. At the ,end
of this period, consumption had marked her for its victim.P
From the above date to March 23, 1852, fourteen numbers were
issued semimonthly. The last number contains the report of the
first conference called to consider the publishing work, held at
Ballston, N. Y., March 12-15, 1852; at which it was voted that the
. Review and. Herald should be published at Rochester, N. Y. The
first issue from that place bears date of May 6, 1852, being. No. 1
of Volume 3.
During the publication of Vol. 2 of the Review [Aug. 5, 1851,
to March 23, 1852) the following-named persons accepted the truth:
R. F. Cottrell, C. W. Sperry, W. S. Ingraham, Joseph Baker, and
other public speakers, eight in all." Rise and Progress," p. 164.
August, 1851, " Experiences and Views," first published at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
REMOVAL TO ROCHESTER, N. Y.
1852: May 6, 1852, the first number of Vol. 3 of the Advent Review
and Sabbath Herald was printed in Rochester, N. Y., on a Washington hand-press, with type owned by Sevent-day Adventists, the
total cost of press and material being $652.93, and the contributions for that purpose being $655.84.
From May 6, 1852 to May 12, 1853, the following-named persons accepted the Sabbath truth, and began public labor in its behalf: J. H. Waggoner, A. S. Hutchins, M. E. Cornell, J. M. Stephenson, D. P. Hall, J. B. Frisbie, Albert Stone, M. G. Kellogg, T. M.
Steward, U. Smith, and J. N. Loughborough.
No. 1, Vol. 1, of the Youth's Instructor appeared in August, 1852.
The first general meeting held at Rochester, N. Y., after the
removal of the printing plant there, was called, by G. W. Holt,
" in behalf of the brethren," and met at 124 Mount Hope Ave.,
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September 25 and 26, 1852. This meeting was attended by the

following ministers: S. W. Rhodes, J. N. Andrews, Ira Wyman,
W. S. Ingraham, G. W. Holt. At that meeting J. N. Loughborough
took his stand upon the truth, and kept the following Sabbath,
October 7. His first contribution to the Review and Herald bears
date of October 25, and appears in the issue of that paper the 28th.
" For want of room it has been necessary to move our office
from one of the rooms of our ' own hired house,' to South St. Paul
Street, Stone's Block, No. 21, Third floor." Review and Herald,
Oct. 14, 1852.
An important series of articles on the Sabbath question was
written by J. N. Andrews, and issued in the Review and Herald
froom May to August, 1852.
Elder U. Smith observed the first Sabbath in December, 1852.
Connected with the Review Office in Rochester, N. Y., May 3, 1853.
1853: " With the opening of Vol. 4, [May 26, 1853] appeared a slight
semblance of a price for the publications, in these words: ' To
those wishing to pay, $1 for a volume of twenty-six numbers.'
With the issuing of the sixth number of this volume, the Review
began to be published as a weekly, and from that date, August 4,
its influence greatly increased. It was in the columns of this
volume that a treatise on the evidences of our faith was published,
which was afterward put into pamphlet form, and sold at ten
cents per copy, being the first book upon which a price was fixed.
It was that most excellent pamphlet, ' The Signs of the Times,'
written by Elder James White, which, under God, has. been the
means of converting scores, if not hundreds, to the truth. The
first article appeared August 11, 1853, in No. 7 of the Review."
J. N. Loughborough, in " Rise and Progress," p. 193.
A conference of believers was convened at 109 Monroe St.,
Rochester, N. Y., July 16-19, attended by James White, Joseph
Bates, W. S. Ingraham, J. N. Andrews, J. B. Frisbie, G. W. Holt,
H. W. Lawrence. " The principal object of this meeting was to
consider the interest of the church of Christ, our present duty as
a people, and the best plans to advance the cause of truth." " The
subject of the best plan to circulate our publications was introduced, and after remarks were made on the subject, a committee
was chosen to prepare a report." This report covered two points,
namely, the sale of tracts at first cost, instead of being distributed
gratuitously, as had been the case; and, second, that the Review
and Herald should be published weekly. Review and Herald, August 4, 1853.
1854: The first tent-meeting held under the proclamation of the third
angel's message was conducted by Elders J. N. Loughborough
and M. E. Cornell. The tent was pitched on the southeast corner
of Tompkins and Van Buren Streets, Battle Creek, Mich., and
meetings begun June 10, and closed June 12, 1854.
A conference was held at 109 Monroe St., Rochester, N. Y.,
June 23-26. Reports rendered indicated the rapid spread of the
message, especially in the West. Among the decisions arrived
at was the change in price of the Review and Herald from $1:50 to
$1.00 per year. Publishing Committee of the Review and Herald
changed to J. 'N. .Andrews, R. F. Cottrell, and Uriah Smith, with
Jas. White as editor.Review and Herald, July 4, 1854.
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REMOVAL OF REVIEW AND HERALD OFFICE TO BATTLE

CREEK, MICH.
:855: " September 23, 1855, a meeting of those interested in establishing the Advent Review office in Michigan, was held at Battle
Creek, when Elder J. B. Frisbie was chosen chairman, and A. A.
Dodge secretary, and the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
" 1. That the Advent Review office still remain the property of
the church.
" 2. That the Advent Review office be moved to Battle Creek,
Mich.
"3. That a Financial Committee of three be chosen, whose duty
it shall be to move the office, and publish the Advent Review.
" 4. That D. R. Palmer of Jackson, Henry Lyon and Cyrenius
Smith of Battle Creek, be the Financial Committee.
" 5. That the Committee call on the church at large to send
in their free-will offerings to defray the expenses of moving the
Advent Review office, and to replenish the office with those things
necessary in editing and publishing the Advent Review.
" 6. That the Committee proposes through the Advent Review
a plan on which the editorial department of the Advent Review
shall be conducted, requesting those interested, in the several
States, to speak out on the subject by letter to the Committee
either to adopt, amend, or reject the plan and suggest another
and that, if necessary, the Committee call a meeting of delegates
from different parts of the field to choose an editor, or editors, to
conduct the Advent Review.
" 7. That the doings of this meeting be published in the Advent
Review." From the Review and Herald, Oct. 2, 1855.
In the Review and Herald of October 16 appeared an article
signed by Henry Lyon, Cyrenius Smith, and D. R. Palmer, containing the following statements:
" At a meeting held in Battle Creek, Sept. 23, 1855, we were
chosen a Financial Committee, to move the office to this State,
and to publish the Advent Review. . . . We shall, Providence
permitting, move the office, and commence the publication of the
Review weekly this fall. Four brethren have purchased a building
lot, and are erecting a building suitable for the printing office,
editor's room, etc. The expenses of moving the office, including
boxing up press, type, etc.; freight from Rochester to Battle Creek,
and a loss on some things not movable, and others not worth
moving (which will have to be got new at Battle Creek), will
be about $200. The friends of the cause are now invited to send
in their free-will offerings to this amount, for the above-named
t object, to Henry Lyon, Battle Creek, Mich.
BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE AT BATTLE
CREEK, MICH.
" Brethren assembled' in Conference at Battle Creek, Nov. 16,
1855, according to appointment in Review of October 16. Elder
-Joseph Bates was chosen chairman. Letters from different parts
of the field relative to the business of the- meeting were read.
All were in harmony with the proposals heretofore made in the
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Review. In the business transactions of this Conference, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted.
" 1. That a committee be appointed to investigate the financial
condition of the Review office.
" 2. That Henry Lyon, David Hewett, and Wm. M. Smith, of
Battle Creek, be that committee.
" 3. That this Conference sanction the proceedings of the previous Conference of Sept. 23, 1855, and that the committee then
chosen hold in trust the press for the benefit of the church.
" 4. That Uriah Smith be resident editor of the Advent Review.
" 5. That J. N. Andrews, of Iowa, James White, and J. H. Waggoner, of Michigan, R. F. Cottrell, of New York, and Stephen Pierce,
of Vermont, be corresponding editors.
" 6. That after the investigation of the affairs of the Review
office, the financial committee pay Brother White for materials
which he has placed in the office above what was first donated,
and call on the church for the amount, that he may be able to
meet the debts he has incurred in placing this material in the
office.
" 7. That Brother White be subject to the advice of the financial or publishing committee, in the management of the publication
and sale of books.
8. That a vote of thanks be tendered to Brother White for
his valuable services as an editor, in spreading the light of present truth.
" 9. That Joseph Bates, J. H. Waggoner, and M. E. Cornell be
appointed to address the saints in behalf of the Conference, on
the gifts of the church.
" 10. That the following unanimous expression of the brethren
assembled, be published with the proceedings of the Conference,
in the Advent Review:
" Whereas, Inquiries have been made as to what course we
designed to pursue in the future, in reference to the misstate.
ments of the enemies of present truth, therefore, for the information and satisfaction of the brethren abroad,
Resolved, That we henceforth devote ourselves exclusively to
the advocacy and defense of the present truth, committing ourselves in all things to Him who judgeth righteously, after the
example of our Pattern, in affliction and in patience."
JOSEPH BATES, Chairman.
URIAll SMITH, Secretary."
Review and Herald, Dec. 4, 1855.
The first number of the Review and Herald issued in Battle
Creek, Mich., was dated, Dec. 4, 1855. This number contains the
salutation of Uriah Smith as editor, which position he held at
the time of his death, March 6, 1903.
Death of Annie R. Smith, July 26, 1855.
1856: The business meeting of a special Conference was held May 26,
1856, convened upon the call of J. B. Frisbie and James White,
at Battle Creek, Mich., and in behalf of the Battle Creek church.
Ministers present: Jas. White, Joseph Bates, J. Byington, J. Hart,
J. H. Waggoner, and others. Joseph Bates chosen Moderator, and
U. Smith, Secretary.
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Important decisions: That 'tents should be sent into new fields

and sustained, and that they should be manned by volunteers.
That " Brethren C. S. Glover, J. P. Kellogg, D. R. Palmer, C. Smith,
and J. R. Lewis be a Tent Committee to whom all tent operations in this State [Michigan] should be referred; that J. P. Kellogg
be tent treasurer for this State.
" A history of the publishing of the present truth from the
commencement was related by Brother White; and the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
That the church receive the books from Brother White; that,
on account of ill health, and upon his request, Henry Lyon be
released as one of the Publishing Committee of the Advent Review,
and that Brother J. P. Kellogg, of Battle Creek, be chosen in
his place; that the Publishing Committee of the Review be also the
committee which shall have charge of the Church Book Fund.
Arrangements made for the payment of the debts incurred in
the publication of Vol. 7 of the Review and the removal of the
office from Rochester, N. Y., to Battle Creek, Mich.; an increased
circulation of the Review recommended; " that James White, J. H.
Waggoner, and U. Smith be a committee of three, to prepare a
tract on the subject of the Sabbath, to be printed in German; "
" that Brother J. H. Waggoner address the Church at large in
behalf of the Conference." Review and Herald, May 29, 1856.
The name of S. N. Haskell first appears in the Review of Jan.
31, 1856.
1857: A conference was called by J. P. Kellogg, James White, and C.
Smith, to convene in Battle Creek church April 10, 1857. On the
12th the business proceedings were held. Joseph Bates was chosen
Chairman, and U. Smith, Secretary.
" The points to come before the Conference for consideration were
not numerous." " Resolved that a power press be obtained for the
Review office," the purchasing of which was referred to the Publishing Committee.
The committee appointed to prepare a tract on the Sabbath question for Germans were urged to publish the same.
" The subject of a meeting house in Battle Creek, sufficiently

large to accommodate such conferences as it will probably be necessary to convene from time to time at this place, was next considered. The necessity for this was very sensibly felt by most of those
present. It was therefiTre
" Resolved, That a house that will conveniently seat about three
or four hundred people, is much needed in this place, and should be
erected as soon as possible." Review and Herald, April 16, 1857.
In the Review and Herald of July 23, 1857, James White wrote
that about " ten years ago we published the first number of the little
sheet called Present Truth. Then Sabbath-keepers who were looking for the second coming of Christ numbered abont one hundred.
We sent the first number of the Present Truth to all that we could
hope would read it, and took them to the postoffice in a carpet bag.
The few believers were generally poor, and but three among them
who publicly taught the truth, and two of them could not give
themselves wholly to the work for want of means."
" Probably it will require from $2500 to $3000 to purchase the
power press, and put it in motion. Of this sum $1700 have been
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pledged, in sums of $100 each, by seventeen persons, eleven of them

in this State." Review and Herald, May 7, 1857.
The business session of an important Conference was held Nov.
9, 1857, at Battle Creek, Mich., Joseph Bates, Chairman; Uriah
Smith, Secretary.
" The attention of the Conference was first called to the subject
of the meeting house [in Battle Creek]. The report of the building
committee was read, by which it appears that the whole cost of the
house is $881.39." Approval was expressed regarding the purchase
of the press and engine for producing publications " like the leaves
of autumn." " The only question that remains is,. Will the church
act their part in their circulation? "
Third subject brought before the meeting was the publication
of the paper and the book business. These have heretofore been kept
separate and distinct. . . . It was
" Resolved, That the publication of the Review and Herald, and of
the books be united as one concern."
" Resolved, That a Committee of Revision be appointed, through
whose hands all matter designed for publication in book form shall
- pass, and under whose sanction it shall be issued; by which means
an individual responsibility in the publication of books will be
avoided, and confidence be placed in whatever shall be thus published, as the voice of the body.
" Resolved, That Brethren J. H. Waggoner, James White, and
J. B. Frisbie be this committee."
i858: A conference was called by James White, J. N. Loughborough, and
J. B. Frisbie, " Conference Committee," to convene in Battle Creek,
Mich., May 21, 1858. " There were present of those who publicly
advocated the third angel's message, Brethren Bates, White, Waggoner, Cottrell, Byington, Loughborough, Rhodes, Cornell, Frisbie,
Wheeler, Lawrence, Hutchins, Sperry, and Butler."
J. White, U. Smith, and C. Smith were appointed as a committee
on publication of works in foreign languages. Review and Herald,
May 27, 1858.
There was held in Battle Creek, Mich., in the month of April,
1858 a Bible class, conducted by Elder J. N. Andrews, whose object
was to learn what the Scriptures teach concerning the support of
the ministry. This effort resulted in the suggestion to our people of
the plan called " Systematic Benevolence," on the tithing principle
1859: Business proceedings of a special Conference held June 4-6, in a
tent in Battle Creek, Mich. Twelve ministers present. There being
no organized Conferences, there were no appointed delegates. Joseph Bates, Chairman; Uriah Smith, Secretary.
Important actions: Unanimous approval of the plan of systematic benevolence introduced in an address by Elder Jas. White; took
steps to raise $500 for conducting tent work in Michigan; " That Jas.
White, J. P. Kellogg, and Cyrenius Smith constitute a Missionary
Board, to manage all funds which any brethren may appropriate
for missionary purposes."
i86o: February 23, first article by Elder James White, suggesting organization. Review and Herald, Feb. 23, 1860.
A conference convened in Battle Creek, Mich., Sept. 28 to Oct 1.
Leading questions considered: Publishing interests; prganization..of
denomination to' hold property; adoption of constitution for pub-
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lishing association, with legal title, " The Advent Review Publishing Association," suggested.
October 1, adopted the name Seventh-day Adventist. Joseph
Bates, Chairman; U. Smith, Secretary. Review and Herald, October 9, 16, and 23, 1860.
186i: A Conference convened in Battle Creek, Mich., April 26, with nine
ministers present. J. Bates, Chairman; U. Smith, Secretary.
Important actions: Organization of the publishing association
considered, and Jas. White, J. N. Loughborough, U. Smith, G. W.
Amadon, and M. Hull appointed as a committee to organize association; new office building for publishing work contemplated; name of
association changed to: "The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing
Association; " conduct of tent work in Michigan; question of more
complete organization of the church introduced by J. N. Loughborough.
May 3, S. D. A. Publishing Association incorporated.
ORGANIZATION OF CHURCHES.
A Conference was held in Battle Creek, Mich., October 5 and 6,
seven ministers being present.
" The first business presented was the organization of churches.
Brother [J. N.] Loughborough said: `I consider it proper and necessary to consider here the organization of churches, as the subject
has been agitated among us, especially for the last six months;
and in order to bring the matter before the meeting, I move that we
consider the proper manner of organizing churches.' Seconded by
Brother [Jas.] White. Carried. Brother White then presented the
following resolution:
" Resolved, That this Conference recommend the following church
cove:,ant: We, the undersigned, hereby associate ourselves together,
as a cl.-irch, taking the name, Seventh-day Adventists, covenanting
to keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus
" Resolved, That we recommend to the churches in the State of
Michigan to unite in one Conference, with the name of The Michigan
Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Adopted."
The following officers were named: Joseph Bates, Chairman; U.
Smith, Secretary; Conference Committee, J. N. Loughborough,
Moses Hull, and M. E. Cornell.
"Resolved, That the first session of the Michigan State Conference of Seventh-day Adventists be held at Monterey, Mich., Oct.
5-8, 1862. Adopted."
Annual ministerial credentials provided, also certificates of ordination.
1862: During the early part of 1862 the question of the permanent
organization of a General Conference was agitated, and articles in
favor of such organization published in the Review 'and Herald.
The Michigan Conference and the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association having been organized during 1861, and sessions
of these organizations called to meet at Monterey, Michigan, October 4 and 5, 1862, there was no session of the General Conference as
such during this year. However, in the proceedings of the Michigan
Conference just referred to, matters of a general nature were
brought in, inasmuch as this was the first State Conference that had
been organized.
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" Moved by Brother Loughborough that the next State Conference be held at Battle Creek, Mich., October 2-5, 1863. Carried.
" Resolved, That we invite the several State Conferences to meet
with us, by delegate, in general conference, at our next annual
Conference. Adopted." Review and Herald, October 14, 1862.
" It is the opinion of several brethren, whose judgment we have
reason to respect, that the best time for a General Conference would
be the last of May next, or the first of June, instead of next October." James White, in Review and Herald, March 10, 1863.
For three or four years previous to this time there had been
considerable discussion going on regarding the question of organization of a General Conference and of State Conferences. Accordingly, the next May (1863), the General Conference was formally
organized, although for a number of years it had been doing work
in a practical way.
ORGANIZATION OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE.
1863: The organization of the General Conference of Seventh-day
Adventists was effected at a meeting held in Battle Greek, Mich.,
May 20-23, 1863. This meeting was called by James White, J. N.
Loughborough, and John Byington.
The following duly elected delegates were present, representing
the States named:
New York: J. N. Andrews, N. Fuller, C. 0. Taylor, and J. M.
Aldrich.
Ohio: I. N. Van Corder and H. F. Baker.
Michigan: James White, Joseph Bates, J. H. Waggoner, John
Byington, J. N. Loughborough, Moses Hull, M. E. Cornell, R. .T.
Lawrence, James Harvey, and W. S. Yigley, Jr.
.
Wisconsin: Isaac Sanborn.
Iowa: B. F. Snook and W. H. Brinkerhoof.
Minnesota: Washington Morse.
Committees appointed: For General Conference Constitution:
J. N. Andrews, N. Fuller, I. Sanborn, W. Morse, H. F. Baker, B. F.
Snook, J. H. Waggoner, J. N. Loughborough.
For State Conference Constitution: J. N. Loughborough, L Sanborn, W. H. Brinkerhoof, J. M. Aldrich, and W. Morse.
A constitution of nine articles was adopted; no By-laws were
passed.
In defining the duty of the Executive Committee, Article 5 says:
" They shall take the special supervision of all missionary labor,
and as a missionary board shall have the power to decide where
such labor is needed, and who shall go as missionaries to perform
the same."
The basis of representation by delegates from State Conferences
was made as follows:
" Each State Conference shall be entitled to one delegate in the
General Conference, and one additional delegate for every twenty
delegates in the State Conference."
At the same Conference a constitution was adopted for State
Conferences, the delegate representation provided being as follows: -" Each church to the number of twenty members or under shall
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be entitled to one delegate, and one delegate for every additional
fifteen members."
According to this arrangement the basis of representation at the
General .Conference was one delegate for the State Conference, and
one additional delegate for every 350 members of the State Conference.
The committee on nominations reported as follows: Pres., James
White; Sec., Uriah Smith; Treas., E. S. Walker; Ex. Com., James
White, John Byington, J. N. Loughborough.
Although unanimously elected president, James White declined
to serve, and John Byington was elected in his place.
The nominations for Secretary and Treasurer were ratified.
J. N. Andrews and G. W. Amadon were chosen to act with the
President as members of the Executive Committee.
It was voted to publish a new prophetic chart, and also a chart
of the ten commandments suitable for public lectures.
DATE OF ORGANIZATION OF FIRST LOCAL CONFERENCES.

Michigan, Oct. 5, 1861.
Southern Iowa, March 16, 1862.
Northern Iowa, May 10, 1862.
Vermont, June 15, 1862.
Illinois and Wisconsin, Sept. 28, 1862.
Minnesota, Oct. 4, 1862.
New York, Oct. 25, 1862.
Southern and Northern Iowa Conferences united as the Iowa
Conference, Jan. 25, 1863.
General Cbnference, May 20-23, 1863.
Ohio, May 31, 1863.
Illinois and Wisconsin State Conference, Oct. 3, 1863. " Voted,
To annul last year's conference organization, and to adopt the constitution recommended by the General Conference of Seventh-day
AdVentists assembled at Battle Creek, Mich., May 20, 1863."
Maine, Nov. 1, 1867.
No other Conferences were organized until the year 1871, when
Illinois (June 9), Wisconsin (June 22), and New England (Aug. 24),
were organized.
1864: Second session of the General Conference called at Battle Creek,
Mich., May 18. "Duly elected and authorized delegates were present from New England, the New York and Pennsylvania State Conference, Ohio, Michigan, the Illinois and Wisconsin State Conference,
and Minnesota. Brother Geo. I. Butler, of Waukon, Iowa, . . . was
received as a delegate from that State. J. H. Waggoner was also
rceeived as a delegate to the Conference in behalf of Ohio, where he
has labored mostly during the past year."
Important actions: Recommendation to. State Conferences to
secure lay members to assist in auditing accounts of laborers; Vermont Conference admitted as member of General Conference; " from
all parts of the field, with the exception of- Minnesota, the reports
were encouraging, and the prospects represented as most cheering."
Officers elected: President, John Byington; Secretary, U. Smith;
Treasurer, E. S. Walker; Executive Committee, John- Byington, G.
W. Amadon, and J. N. Loughborough.
1865: The third annual session of the General Conference was held in
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Battle Creek, Mich., May 17. "Delegates were present from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, New York, and
Vermont, the remainder of New England being represented by J. N.
Loughborough." " The reports were encouraging, and showed a
cheering state of the cause in all parts of the field."
Important actions: Constitution amended; religious discussions
disapproved; voting; the bearing of arms; our duty to the government; that the President of the General Conference should attend
sessions of State Conferences; the building of meeting-house in
Battle Creek for sessions of Conference; that labor for the colored
poeple should be entered upon; that blanks be prepared for the use
of churches, ministers, etc.; in making their reports.
Officers elected: President, James White; Secretary, U. Smith;
Treasurer, I. D. Van Horn; Executive Committee, James White,
J. N. Andrews, J. N. Loughborough.
1866: The fourth annual session of the General Conference was held in
Battle Creek, Mich., May 16 and 17. "Delegates were present from
Michigan, New York, Vermont, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa,. and Ohio.
\ ith the exception of Vermont, which was represented by her own
delegate, New England was represented by the returned missionaries, J. N. Andrews and M. E. Cornell. Minnesota; was represented
by letter."
Important actions: G. W. Amadon requested to prepare question books for the use of Sabbath-schools; issuing of revival hymns
referred to G. C. Corn.; resolutions passed concerning dress; defection of Snook and Brinkerhoof, of Iowa; expulsion of church-members by two-thirds vote; companies of believers entitled to delegate
representation in sessions; " that we acknowledge the health reform
as set forth in the testimony of Sister White as part of the work
of God incumbent on us at this time," and reque A Dr. H. S. Lay to
furnish articles on the health reform; statistics required of churches
and local conferences; ministers to furnish " a written report of
each day's occupation; " lay members to assist in auditing; " that
when a member takes a letter of commendation from a church, it
is the judgment of this Conference that he remains a member of
that church, till he becomes a mdmber of another church; and that
he should pay his systematic benevolence [tithed accordingly, giving
due notice when he joins the church of another place."
Officers elected: Pres., James, White; Sec., U. Smith;. Treas.,
I. D. Van Horn; Ex. Com., James White, J. N. Andrews, J. N.
Loughborough.
1867: Fifth session of the General Conference convened in Battle Creek,
Mich., May 14, with eighteen delegates present, representing seven
conferences and one mission.
- important actions: Constitution amended; recommended changes
in State Conference constitutions; that members of the General
Conference Committee attend sessions of State Conferences; that
the ordinances of the Christian church belong only to those who
accept the duties and responsibilities of church membership; that
the Review be enlarged to 16 pages, at $3 a year; that the Youth's
Instructor be published every two weeks; that steps be' taken to
secure a church hymnal; " that we recognize the hand of God in
the successful establishment of the Health Institute; " " that we
recommend to our sisters the Reformed Dress set forth in Testimony
No. 11, and now in use at the Health Institute; " that the Health
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Reform Institute be requested to prepare a work on the structure,
functions, and care of the human system; that G. W. Amadon
prepare a series of question books for Sabbath-schools and Bible
classes.
Officers elected: Pres., J. N. Andrews; Sec., U. Smith; Treas.,
1. D. Van Horn; Ex. Corn., J. N. Andrews, J. N. Loughborough, .T.
M. Aldrich.
ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH REFORM INSTITUTE.
" On Friday, May 17, 1867, at 9.A. M., a good number of stockholders in the Health Reform Institute met in Battle Creek, Mich.,
at the S. D. A. meeting-house, as per appointment in the Review.
Prayer by Brother Andrews, followed by the reading of the law
of the State, by Brother Loughborough, which provides for the
organization of such corporations, with an explanation of the necessary preliminary steps which had already been taken toward organizing the Institute."
" We, the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves together,
and do hereby organize ourselves into a corporation under the corporate name of Health Reform Institute, and we do hereby adopt
and subscribe the following Articles of Association, to wit:
" I. The purpose for which this corporation is formed is the
treatment of disease and imparting instruction in the principles of
hygiene for compensation, and also for purposes of benevolence and
charity.
" II. The amount of the capital stock of said corporation is one
hundred thousand dollars, and the number of shares of said capitalstock is four thousand of twenty-five dollars each.
" III. The amount of the capital stock actually paid in is seventeen hundred and fifty dollars.
" IV. The names of the stockholders, their respective residences,
and the number of shares of the capital stock held. by each is as
follows, viz.:-Residence.
No. of Shares.
Names.
John P. Kellogg, Battle Creek, Mich
22
Calvin Green, Battle Creek, Mich.
20
Jotham M. Aldrich, Battle Creek, Mich.
11
Albert Kellogg, Battle Creek, Mich
4
3
Horatio S. Lay, Battle Creek, Mich.
John F. Byington, Battle Creek, Mich.
2
Uriah Smith, Battle Creek, Mich.
2
Orrin B. Jones, Battle Creek, Mich.
2
Noah N. Lunt, Battle Creek, Mich.
2
J. N. Loughborough, Battle Creek, Mich.
2
The act under which this corporation was formed was passed by
the Michigan Legislature March 13, the preliminary steps taken
for organizing April 9, and completed May 17, 1867. Review and
Herald, May 28, 1867.
Health Reform Institute (Battle. Creek Sanitarium) opened for
patients, Sept. 5, 1867.
1868: Sixth annual session of the General Conference convened in Battle
Creek, Mich., May 12, with fifteen delegates present, representing
eight conferences and one mission.
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Important actions: That Dr. M. G. Kellogg labor in behalf of

the cause of health reform; that annual State conferences be held
in connection with general camp-meetings; that arrangements be
made for lectures from Dr. Trall on health subjects; that the preparation of hymn-book be referred to the General Conference Committee; subject of dress further considered; " Brother J. N. Lough-'
borough spoke of strong impressions and dreams in regard to California; " organization of S. D. A. Benevolent Association.
Officers elected: Pres., Jas. White; Sec., M. S. Burnham; Treas.,
U. Smith; Ex. Com., James White, J. N. Andrews, and S. H. King.
First California State gathering of Seventh-day Adventists
near Santa Rosa, April 10, 11.
Association of ten sisters in South Lancaster, Mass., as first
" Vigilant Missionary Society."--- Spring of 1868. This led to organization of tract societies, the first being organized in 1870.
First general camp-meeting held at Wright, Mich., Sept. 1-7.
1869: Seventh session held May 18 in Battle Creek, Mich. Seven conferences represented, and two missions, by 16 delegates.
Leading work: Recommendations regarding health reform, dress
reform, spiritual gifts, fraternal exchange with Seventh-day Baptists, and the holding of State camp-meetings; amendment to constitution; organization of S. D. A. Missionary Society, for distribution of papers, books, etc.
Officers elected: Pres., James White; Sec., U. Smith; Treas.,
E. S. Walker; Ex. Corn., James White, J. N. Andrews, J. H. Waggoner.
1870: Eighth session of the General Conference, convened in Battle
Creek, Mich., March 15. Twenty-two delegates, representing eight
conferences and three missions.
Important action: Approval of spiritual gifts; formation of
New England Conference recommended.
G. H. Bell; Ex. Corn., James White, J. N. Andrews, J. H. Waggoner.
Nov. 6, 1870, the New England Conference organized the first
conference " missionary and tract society."
1871: The ninth annual session of the General Conference convened in
Battle Creek, Mich., Feb. 7, with seventeen delegates present, representing eleven Conferences and two missions.
Important actions: Fourteen camp-meetings called for by delegates; " that we reaffirm our abiding confidence in the Testimonies
of Sister White to the church, as the teaching of the Spirit of
God."
Officers 'elected: Pres., James White; Sec., U. Smith; Treas.,
Mrs. A. P. Van Horn; Ex. Com., James White, J. N. Andrews,
W. H. Littlejohn.
1872: The tenth annual session of the General Conference convened in
Battle Creek, Mich., Dec. 29, 1871, with fourteen delegates present,
representing twelve Conferences and one mission.
Important actions: Resolutions acknowledging providence of
God in the fundamental truths constituting this message; Health
Institute (B. C. Sanitarium) recommended; that Indiana be separated from the Michigan Conference, and organized as a separate
Conference; "the formation of Tract and Missionary Societies was
recommended, and a committee appointed, with Brother S. N. Haskell to assist, in perfecting a plan for their formation."
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Officers elected: Pres.,Geo. I. Butler; Sec., U. Smith; Treas.,
Mrs. A. P. Van Horn; x. Corn., Geo. I. Butler, Ira Abbey, S. N.
Haskell.
March 19, death of Elder Joseph Bates, at Battle Creek, Mich.;
burial in Monterey, Mich.
Denominational school opened in Battle Creek, Mich., by Prof.
G. H. Bell, June 3, 1872, under supervision of General Conference
Committee.
EDUCATIONAL WORK BEGUN.
1873: Eleventh session of the General Conference convened in Battle

Creek, Mich., March 11, 1873. Eighteen delegates, representing
thirteen conferences and one mission.
Important actions: Took steps to form educational society, and
establish denominational school; translation of publications in foreign languages.
Officers elected: Pres., Geo. I. Butler; Sec., U. Smith; Treas.,
E. B. Gaskill; Conf. Corn., George I. Butler, S. N. Haskell, II.
,Lindsay.
Organization of. the California Conference, Feb. 15, 1873.
The twelfth annual session of the General Conference convened
in Battle Creek, Mich., Nov. 14, 1873, twenty-one delegates being
present, representing thirteen Conferences and one mission.
" The call for a Conference at the- present time was for the
purpose of arranging matters preparatory to extending the work
on the Pacific Coast, sending a missionary [Elder J. N. Andrews]
to Switzerland, etc.; " $52,000 pledged to denominational school.
Important actions: Organization of General Tract and Missionary Society arranged for; committee appointed for the formation
of the Educational Society preparatory to the establishment of a
denominational school.
Officers elected: Pres., Geo. I. Butler; Sec., S. Brownsberger;
Treas., E. B. Gaskill; Ex. Corn., Geo. I. Butler, S. N. Haskell, Harmon Lindsay.
WORK ENTERED UPON IN OTHER LANDS.
1874: Thirteenth session of the General Conference convened on the
camp-ground in Battle Creek, Mich., August 10, 1874. Nineteen
delegates, representing thirteen conferences and one mission.
Important actions: Organization of " General Conference Tract
and Missionary Society; " recommended J. N. Andrews as missionary to Switzerland.
Officers elected: Pres., James White; See., U. Smith; Treas.,
Harmon Lindsay; Ex. Com., James White, Geo. I. Butler, S. N.
Haskell.
Seventh-day. Adventist Educational Society organized March 11,
1874.
September 15, J. N. Andrews left Boston, on steamship " Atlas,"
of the Cunard Line, for Liverpool, en route to Switzerland. First
missionary sent outside United States. With him were his two
children, Charles M. and Mary F., also Ademar Vuilleumier, who
was returning to Switzerland. Party reached Neuchatel, Switzerland, October 16.
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;875: Fourteenth session of the General Conference, convened on the

camp-ground in Battle Creek, Mich., August 15. Eighteen dele
gates, representing thirteen conferences and one mission.
Important actions: Regarding health reform; work in foreign
lands; on the Pacific Coast; and regarding leadership.
Officers elected: Pres., James White; Sec., U. Smith; Treas..
Miss Freddie House; Ex. Corn., James White,, J. N. Loughborough,
J. N. Andrews.
Organization of the Kansas Conference, Sept. 10, 1875.
1876: The first special session of the General Conference convened in
Battle Creek, Mich., March 31, 1876. " Ten out of the fourteen
State Conferences were represented by delegates, the others by
letters."
Important actions: The payment of the tithe; appropriation of
$1,000 as an educational aid 'fund; $10,000 appropriated for the publishing house in Basle; approval of the, plan of Conference and
church organization.
Fifteenth session of the General Conference, convened on the
camp-ground at Lansing, Mich., September 19. Sixteen delegates,
representing fifteen conferences and one mission.
Leading work: Importance of paying tithes; support of publication of paper in Europe; health reform principes approved; campmeetings recommended.
Officers elected: Pres., James White; Sec., C. W. Stone; Treas.,
U. Smith; Ex. Corn., James White, S. N. Haskell, D. M. Canright.
Organization of the Missouri Conference, June 2, 1876.
The second special session of the General Conference was held
at Battle Creek, Mich., November 12 and 13, 1876. This was not
a regularly convened Conference session; but " there being a sufficient number of brethren present, the General Conference Committee called them to unite with themselves in deliberations upon Conference business."
Important actions: Revival of the General Conference Tract and
Missionary Society, and plans laid for increased distribution of
literature.
1877: Sixteenth session of the General Conference, convened on the
camp-ground at Lansing, Mich., Sept. 20. Twenty .delegates, representing fifteen conferences and three missions.
Leading actions: Opening of work in Denmark; encouragement
given to workers in foreign languages; approval of Biblical institutes; of the gift of the spirit of prophecy; donations encouraged;
record books and blanks devised; that the highest authority under
God among Seventh-day Adventists is found in the will of the
body of that people, as expressed in the decisions of the General
Conference, when acting within its proper jurisdiction."
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Ex. Com., James White, S. N. Haskell, D. M.
Canright.
Organization of North Pacific Conference, October 25, 1877.
ORGANIZATION OF SABBATH-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
1878: The third special session of the General Conference was convened
in Battle Creek, Mich., March 1, 1878. Delegates present from
twelve States.
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Important actions: The holding of sixteen camp-meetings recommended; the organization of a General Sabbath-school Association, with auxiliary State Associations, arranged for; work of
Battle Creek College approved; commendation given plan of holding
quarterly meetings of churches; brethren requested to loan funds
.to Health Reform Institute (Battle Creek Sanitarium).
There was no election of officers held during the session. Elder
S. N. Haskell acted as chairman of the meetings.
Seventh-day Adventist Sabbath-school Association organized
March 4, 1878.
Seventeenth annual session of the General Conference, convened
on the camp-ground in Battle Creek, Mich., October 4. Thirtynine delegates, representing sixteen conferentes and six missions.
Important actions: Adoption of forms for church letter (prepared by U. Smith); increased efforts among foreigners in the
United States.
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Ex. Com., James White, S. N. Haskell, D. M.
Canright.
Organization of the Nebraska Conference, Sept. 25; 1878; Texas,
November 18.
1879: Fourth special session of the General Conference convened in
the Tabernacle in Battle Creek, Mich., April 17. Twenty-nine delegates, representing twenty conferences and two missions.
Important actions: Ministers recommended to labor in one field
for one year; tithing system adopted, and recommended to members, and time of payment stated; Foreign Mission Secretary provided; " home and foreign educational fund " created; removals
to Battle Creek disapproved; church records blanks perfected;
education at denominational schools urged; republication of " Experience ,and Views " decided upon; strengthening of work in Scandinavia; health and temperance work commended; establishment of
German paper recommended; influence of Battle Creek Sanitarium
to be extended throughout the field.
The President, James White, being absent on account of sickness, the meeting was called to Order by the Secretary, U. Smith.
D. M. Canright acted as Chairman throughout the session. Review
,and Herald, April 24 and May 1, 1879.
The Tabernacle in Battle Creek, Mich., dedicated April 20, 1879.
Total cost of building, $25,475.17.
Eighteenth annual session of the General Conference convened
in the Tabernacle in Battle Creek, Mich., November 7, with thirtynine delegates, representing twenty conferences and two missions.
Important actions: Districting of State conferences recommended; statistical and financial reports to be rendered by local
conference secretaries to General Conference Secretary; duty of
ministers to present subjects of health and temperance; spiritual
gifts; obligation to pay tithes; that the General Conference furnish credentials or licenses to those in its employ; work in Southern field considered; election of Mission Board of nine members;
" that none but those who are Scripturally ordained are properly
qualified to administer baptism and other ordinances; " " that we
consider it inconsistent for our Conferences to grant credentials to
individuals to occupy official positions among our people, who have
never been ordained or set apart by our people; " special effort for
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the circulation of the writings of Mrs. E. G:. White; qualifications

of ministers defined; circulation of Good Health strongly urged;
Ontario attached to Michigan Conference; ministers to furnish
quarterly reports of labor, expenses, and receipts.
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Ex. Com., James White, S. N. Haskell, Geo.
I. Butler.
Organization of. Pennsylvania Conference, September 17; Tennessee River, October 14, 1879.
188o: The fifth special session of the General Conference was held in
the Tabernacle in Battle Creek, Mich., March 11-15, 1880, attended
by twenty-eight delegates.
Important actions: General plan regarding organization of local
and State Tract and Missionary Societies outlined; approval of
the plan of holding annual sessions of Conferences in connection
with general camp-meeting; the manner of holding tent-meetings
outlined; election of church officers, in cases of dissatisfaction;
compensation of ministers for their labor; distribution of laborers
left with the General Conference Committee.
New officers were not elected at this session, the old officers
remaining in office.
The nineteenth annual session of the General Conference convened on the camp-ground in Battle Creek, Mich., October 6, 1880.
Thirty-eight delegates were present, representing twenty-one Conferences and five missions.
Important actions: Simplicity of dress recommended; " that no
church should devote any portion of its tithe to the erection or
repairing of its church, without the free consent of the. State Conference Committee; " the Denmark Conference received into the
General Conference; report from J. N. Andrews stating that there
were 188 Sabbath-keepers in Switzerland and Germany.
Officers elected: Pres., Geo. I. Butler; Sec., U. Smith; Treas.,
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Ex. Com., Geo. I. Butler, S. N. Haskell, H. W.
Kellogg.
Organization of Conferences as follows: Upper Columbia, May
27; Denmark, May 30; Quebec, August 16; Dakota, Sept. 16, 1880.
1881: The twentieth session of the General Conference assembled in the
Tabernacle at Battle Creek, Mich., December 1, with forty-one
delegates, representing sixteen Conferences and two missions. Session closed December 19.
Important actions: Preparatory department of the Battle Creek
College separated from College proper; preparatory schools recommended in the States; a study of the Spirit of Prophecy recommended, as constituting a distinguishing feature of the third angel's
message; course of reading for ministers outlined; that the General Conference President be freed from local responsibilities;
blanks for church records prepared; " that State Conferences pay
their tithe to the General Conference, quarterly; " " that the General Conference Committee act as trustees for all funds which have
been heretofore, or may hereafter be raised for any missionary or
other enterprise, in all cases where no other person or persons have
been specified to act as trustees for the same; " steps taken to
raise $10,000 on the indebtedness of Battle Creek College; increased
efforts in the canvassing work; plainness of dress exhorted, and
theater and circus attendance discouraged; constitution amended;
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work among Danish .and Swedish in the United States encouraged;

G. H. Bell requested to prepare a series of Sabbath-school lessons;
manufacture or use of domestic wines discountenanced.
Officers elected: Pres., Geo. I. Butler; Sec., A. B. Oyen; Treas.,
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Ex. Com., Geo. I. Butler, S. N. Haskell, U.
Smith.
August 6, death of Elder James White, aged 60 years; burial
in Battle Creek, Mich.
1882; The twenty-first annual session of the General Conference met
in Rome, N. Y., December 7, 1882, continuing until December 19,
with forty-seven delegates, representing twenty-six Conferences
and six missions.
Important actions: Proposition to enlarge General Conference
Committee to five defeated; consideration given to Conference
boundary lines; constitution amended; enlargement of work in
Europe reported; the publication of a German paper recommended
for that field; reports received regarding work of schools recently
opened in Healdsburg (April 11, 1882), and South Lancaster (April
19, 1882); Sweden (organized March 12) and Colorado (organized
September 26) admitted as Conferences, and the organization of the
European Council approved; receipting and auditing of tithes recommended; health reform recommended as an element of Christian
character; the temporary closing of the. Battle Creek College endorsed; preparation of report on foreign missions recommended.
Officers elected: Pres., Geo. I. Butler; Sec., A. B. Oyen; Treas.,
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Ex. Corn., Geo. I. Butler, S. N. Haskell,
J. Fargo.
1883: The twenty-second annual session of the General Conference assembled in the Tabernacle at Battle Creek, Mich., Nov. 8, 1883.
Sixty-five delegates were present, representing twenty-six Conferences and three missions.
Important actions: Virginia Conference (organized March, 1883)
admitted; annual publication of Year Book recommended; canvassing work encouraged; transfer of laborers considered beneficial;
preparation of church manual considered inadvis tble, as tending
to the formation of a creed or discipline; transl tion of leading
denominational books recommended; constitution amended to make
Executive Committee five; reporting of proceedings to secular
papers encouraged; series of Bible readings arranged for; plans
laid to meet the questions involved in Sunday legislation; opening
of work in Pacific Islands encouraged; republication of " Testimonies to the Church" recommended.
Officers elected: Pres., Geo. I. Butler; Sec., U. Smith; Cor. Sec.,
Mrs. F. H. Sisley; Treas., A. R. Henry; Ex. Corn., Geo. I. Butler,
S. N. Haskell, W. C. White, J. Fargo, 0. A. Olsen.
1884: Twenty-third annual session of the General Conference convened
in Battle Creek, Mich., October 30.
Important actions: Admission of Central European Conference
(organized May 26, 1884) ; constitution amended; report received
from Central European Missions; that ministers should pay tithes;
that believers keep themselves free from secret organizations;
"that steps should be immedately taken to open a mission in
Australia; " that two more ministers be sent to Great Britain;
that S. N. Haskell, J. 0. Corliss, and others go to Australia to
establish a mission there; removal of believers from Battle Creek
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encouraged; licentiates or local elders not permitted to solemnize

marriage; organization of General Conference Association recommended; publication of a new Hymn Book provided for; publication of the American Sentinel approved; " that this Conference
recognize the duty of individuals in changing their place of residence, to transfer their membership, and to pay their tithes to the
churches with which they thus unite."
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Treas., A. R. Henry; Ex. Com., Geo. I.
Butler, S. N. Haskell, 0. A. Olsen, W. C. White, J. Fardb.
x885: The twenty-fourth annual session of the General Conference convened in Battle Creek, Mich., November 18, the seventy delegates present representing twenty-eight Conferences and three
missions.
Important actions: Committee on preparation of Hymn Book
elected, and plan of work outlined; " that L. R. Conradi go to
Europe; " important report regarding arrests for Sunday labor;
resolution respecting triune immersion; Review and Herald recommended to open department for sale of Danish-Norwegian and
Swedish publications; the tithing system endorsed; regarding the
granting of ministerial credentials; additional workers recommended to Europe; that the General Conference be incorporated;
that excommunicated members be not received elsewhere without
reconciliation; camp-meeting advertisement provided for; city mission work recommended; workers' institutes recommended for local
conferences; education and discipline of laborers advised; resolutions regarding Sabbath-school offerings and donations on the Sabbath; jurisdiction of local elders defined; statement of authority
conferred by ministerial license; money consideration in transfer
of conference territory discouraged; theological query regarding
contract work on the Sabbath; that $60,000 be raised for missions;
Christmas donations, week of prayer, with suitable readings arranged for; " that $40,000 be raised to pay the present indebtedness of Battle Creek College, and to erect additional buildings; "
" Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation," approved, and its sale
by subscription urged.
Officers elected: Pres., George I. Butler; Sec., U. Smith; Cor.
Sec., Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Treas., A. R. Henry; Ex. Com., Geo. I.
Butler, S. N. Haskell, 0. A. Olsen, W. C. White, R. A. Underwood.
x886: The twenty-fifth annual session of the General Conference convened in Battle Creek, Michigan, November 18, seventy-one delegates representing twenty-eight Conferencs and three, missions.
Important actions: Publication of Holland paper recommended;
report on program of camp-meetings and workers' meetings; health
reform approved; " that all ministers pay their tithes to the
treasurer of the church to which they belong; " the superficial
wearing of gold and costly apparel disapproved; amendment to
constitution increasing Executive Committee to seven; local conferences requested to pay tithes quarterly; educational services recommended at camp-meetings in behalf of denominational schools;
operations of General Conference Association defined; establishment of labor bureau; "that over $100,000 be raised the present
Conference year for mission work; " week of prayer services recommended; approval of resolution of the Sabbath-school Association
to meet the expense of establishing a mission in South Africa, and
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supporting it for one year; monthly financial reports of missions

required; plan for the payment of funds in State Conferences;
translation of publications into foreign languages; work among
the French in the United States encouraged; reporting of campmeetings encouraged; examination of ministers as to educational
qualifications provided for; that the case of J. W. Scoles, prosecuted for Sunday labor, be appealed to the Supreme Court of the
United States; obligation assumed by General Conference Association, in the Scandinavian Publishing Association, of Christiania,
Norway; question of rebaptism; aiding worthy but needy students;
improvement of the ministry; denominational recognition in Russia, first non-Protestant country entered (1886).
Mrs. M. J. Chapman; Treas., A. R. Henry; Ex. Corn., Geo. 1. Butler,
S. N. Haskell, 0. A. Olsen, W. C. White, R. A. Underwood, U.
Smith, A. J. Breed.
1887: Twenty-sixth annual session of the General Conference was held
at Oakland, California, November 13 to December 3, and at Battle
Creek, Michigan, Dec. 11 and 12, 1887, with seventy delegates representing thirty Conferences and eight missions.
Important actions: Admission of Norway (organized June 10)
and West Virginia (organized Sept. 15, 1887) Conferences; parliamentary usage in conduct of business; Constitution of General
Conference amended to provide for a Foreign Mission Secretary,
a Home Mission Secretary, and an Educational Secretary; missionary ship " Pitcairn " suggested; International Publishing Committee appointed; general Book Committee of thirteen provided;
instruction in methods of Bible work recommended; manual training in denominational schools approved; first general canvassing agent named; resolution respecting church and state, and
Sunday labor; first-day offerings recommended; payment of
pledges1; endorsement of plan for week of prayer and Christmas
offerincs; General Conference Association reorganized. December 15;
that V' e fiscal year of the General Conference close June 30 of each
year; the marrying of persons _fipturally divorced.
Officers elected: Pres., Geo. .. Butler; Sec., U. Smith; Cor. Sec.,
W. H. Edwards; Treas., A. R. Henry; Foreign Mission Sec., W.
C. White; Home Mission Sec., E. W. Farnsworth; Educational Sec.,
W. W. Prescott; Ex. Com., Geo. I: Butler, W. C. White, S. N. Haskell, 0. A. Olsen, R. A. Underwood, U. Smith, R. M. Kilgore.
Establishment of local or church schools recommended by the
Educational Society.
1888: The twenty-seventh annual session of the General Conference was
held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 17 to November 4, and
at Battle Creek, Michigan, November 8, 1888; with 91 delegates,
representing thirty-two Conferences and five missions. '
Important actions: Arkansas (organized May 21) and Australia
(organized in September) admitted as Conferences; provision made
for General Conference Committee to issue delegates' credentials;
received reports regarding A. J. Cudney's attempted missionary
trip to Pacific Islands; monthly-counsel meeting of church officers
recommended; protest " against the manufacture and sale of all
spirituous and malt liquors," and the discarding of the "use of
tea, coffee, opium, and tobacco; " young persons recommended to
Sanitarium Training-school for nurses; organization of health and
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temperance societies encouraged; union of .church and state opposed; delegation to Senate Committee appointed; branch publishing houses approved; " that the General Conference Daily Bulletin
should be published at every session of the Conference; " that foreign mission fields be visited by a member of the General Conference Committee at least once every two years; reorganization of
the Foreign Mission Board; jurisdiction of the Central European
Conference defined; accounts of foreign laborers to be audited by
local boards, and approved by general Auditing Committee; instruction in city mission work arranged for.
Officers elected: Pres., 0. A. Olsen; Rec. Sec., Dan. T. Jones;
Cor. See., W. H. Edwards; Home Mission Sec., Geo. B. Starr;
Foreign Mission Sec., W. C. White; Educational Sec., W: W. Prescott; Treas., H. Lindsay; Ex. Com., 0. A. Olsen, S. N. Haskell, W.
C. White, R. A. Underwood, R. M. Kilgore, E. W. Farnsworth,
Dan. T. Jones.
1889: The twenty-eighth annual session of the General Conference was
held in Battle Creek, Michigan, October 18 to November 5, 1889.
The 109 delegates present represented thirty-four conferences and
seven missions.
Important actions: The Atlantic (organized September 27) and
New Zealand (organized May 27) Conferences admitted; reported
death of Elder J. H. Waggoner, in Basle, Switzerland, April 17;
American Sentinel endorsed, and recommended to be published in
New York City; District Canvassing Agents provided; International
Sabbath-school Association to be supplied with workers; transfer
of Battle Creek church to General Conference; plan of first-day
offerings approved; missionary ship " Pitcairn " provided for, to
cost $12,000; organization of church-schools; erection of Union College planned; Bible schools for ministers; Kentucky and Tennessee
divided; districting of the United States; committee on consolidation of publishing interests appointed; General Conference Association recommended to manufacture tents; recommended division
of Michigan Conference into three parts; Constitution amended,
providing that the General Conference hereafter " shall hold a
regular session every alternate year, reckoning from 1889," and that
sessions bd held in the spring.
Officers elected: Pres., 0. A. Olsen, and an Ex. Com. of nine
members.
National Religious Liberty Association was organized July 21,
at Battle Creek, Mich. Name changed later to International; and
in 1901 made a department of the General Conference.
189o: There was no session of the General Conference in 1890. The
followint, note appears in the Year Book for 1891: "In sending
out our Year Book for 1891, we can not place before-our readers
the doings and deliberations of the General Conference as in past
years, as that body now meets only once in two years, instead of
yearly."
Review of work done by the General Conference Committee:
That tithes be not used for erecting church buildings; state corporations and buildings of depositories discouraged; school recommended for Southern field.
1891: The twenty-ninth session (first biennial session) of the Seventhday Adventist General Conference was held at Battle Creek, Mich.,
March 5-25, 1891. One hundred and twenty-five delegates were
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present, representing thirty-three conferences and seven mission

fields."
Important actions: Three-fourths Battle Creek church tithe to
General Conference; establishment of small local papers discouraged; granting of credentials and licenses limited; health and
temperance principles commended; medical missionary workers
to hold credentials from International Health and Temperance
Association; weekly offerings to missions encouraged; establishment of school at Walla Walla, Wash., recommende; local enterprises involving large debts not to be started without the sanction
of the denomination; wills, legacies etc.; financial statement of
Mission Board to be published quarterly; school recommended for
Australia; report of committee on consolidation of publishing
interests, which recommended the increase of the trustees of General Conference Association from five to twenty-one members.
" The objects of this new organization shall be
,
1. To hold the title of all our denominational publishing houses
and the equipment thereof.
2. To own, publish, and control the sale of all our denominational books, tracts, and periodicals.
3. To secure . . . the plates and copyrights of all our denominational books, to appoint editors and managers, and to
take a general supervision of the work of the various offices."
Actions by the Committee: " That Union College be dedicated
October 24; " relation of health work to general body defined.
Officers elected: Pres., 0. A. Olsen, with Ex. Coin. of nine members; committee on Foreign Missions, of six,' Book Committee of
thirteen; General Conference Association Executive Board, twentyone. General Conference Bulletin, issued in Battle Creek, Mich.,
March 6 to April 13, 1891.
Mrs. E. G. White, W. C. White, and other helpers sailed for
Australia November 12.
1892: No session of the General Conference held during 1892.
South African Conference organized Dec. 8, 1892.
1893: "The thirtieth session (second biennial session) of the Seventhday Adventist General Conference was held at Battle Creek, Mich.,
February 17 to March 6, 1893. One hundred thirty delegates
were present, representing thirty-four conferences and eleven mission fields."
Important actions: Appeal from decision of U. S. Supreme
Court regarding this being a Christian nation; memorial to Tennessee Legislature; repudiation of the doctrine of exemption of church
property from taxation; that the Present Truth be published
weekly; work in Hamburg, Germany, firmly established; workers
in Australia increased, and $10,000 voted to school enterprise;
opening of work in India; self-supporting missionaries called for;
increased publications in foreign languages; denominational control of periodicals; appointment of editors; unification of publishing interests; foreign districts defined; General Conference Association Executive Committee of five provided; expense of members
attending board or committee meetings; district conferences; division of tithes with General Conference; establishment of Mt.
Vernon Academy; constitution amended; S. D. A. Medical Missionary and Benevolent Association organized, and co-operation invited
in its work; maintenance of Haskell Home and James White
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Memorial Home; " that a Conference school be opened in Texas;

denominational control of Graysville Academy assumed; calls for
mission work, $255,000; improvement of the ministry; taxation
of orphanages, etc.
Officers elected: Pres., O. A. Olsen; Executive Committee of
eleven; committee on Foreign Missions, six members; Book Committee, thirteen members; G. C. A. Ex. Board, 21 members.
General Conference Bulletin, issued in Battle Creek, Mich., January 27 to March 26, 1893.
1894: There was no session of the General Conference held in 1894.
From the year 1890 to 1904 there was no Year Book issued, the
denominational statistics being published in the General Conference
Bulletin.
Work begun in Matabeleland, the first mission opened by this
denomination in a non-Christian land.
1895: The thirty-firit session (third biennial session) of ,the General
Conference was held in the Tabernacle, Battle Creek, Michigan,
Feb. 15 to March 4, 1895. The 150 delegates present represented
thirty-five Conferences and eleven missions.
Important actions: The Conferences of Oklahoma (organized
Aug. 31, 1894) and Florida (organized Sept. 22, 1893) admitted
as Conferences; rejection of grants and donations from civil governments; district committees appointed, and duties defined; district
councils provided; editorial control and general policy of denominational papers with the General Conference; religious liberty work
encouraged; statement by Sister White regarding consolidation
of publishing interests.
(By the Committee) : That the General Conference Bulletin
be published quarterly during the biennial period, with extras
during the sessions.
Officers elected: Pres., 0. A. Olsen; an Executive Committee
of eleven members; Foreign Mission Board of eight members;
General Conference Association of twenty-one members. General
Conference Bulletin, issued at Battle Creek, Mich., February 4 to
March 5, and April, 1895.
1896: There was no session of the General Conference during this year.
1897: The thirty-second session (fourth biennial session) of the General
Conference was held at College View, Nebr., February 19 to March
8, and at Battle Creek, Mich., March 10, 1897.
Thirty-seven Conferences and nineteen missions represented.
Important actions: Admission of the New South Wales Conference (organized in October, 1895); reports from opening of
work in Japan, Matabeleland, and South America; " division of
responsibility, a division of territory, and a change in the manner
of working of committees and boards; " General Conference territory divided into three grand divisions; Mission Board of nine members to have charge of all mission territory; union conferences to
be organized; Executive Committee of the General Conference increased to thirteen members; 'Book Committee discontinued; constitution revised; auditing of Union Conference laborers' accounts
by Union Conferences; delegate representation on ratio of 500
members; proceeds of missionary farming and gardening to the
Medical Missionary and Benevolent Association; amended by-laws
of the General Conference Association; publishing work transferred from the International Tract Society to the publishing
houses.
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HISTORICAL SUMMARY.
Officers elected: President of the General Conference in North

America, G. A. Irwin; President of European Union Conference,
0. A. Olsen; President of Australasian Union Conference, A. G.
Daniells; an Executive Committee of thirteen members; General
Conference Association of twenty-one members. General Conference Bulletin, issued at Lincoln, Nebr., February 12 to March 8,
and at Battle Creek, Mich., first quarter, 1897.
1898: There was no session of the General Conference during this year.
July 14, European General Conference organized.
Action by General Conference Committee: That the fiscal year
close December 31 of each year.
1899: The thirty-third session (fifth biennial session) of the General
Conference was held at South Lancaster, Mass., February 15 to
March 7, and at Battle Creek, Mich., March 9, 1899.
Important actions: Admission of British (organized Aug. 3,
1898), German (organized July 20, 1898), and Montana (organized
Oct. 5, 1898) Conferences; proposal to hold General Conference sessions once every four years lost; report of educational work;
weekly offerings for foreign missions; plan of second Sabbath services in behalf of missions; local conferences asked to support laborers in foreign fields; appointment of editors by General Conference;
that denominational schools be made self-supporting; establishment
and support of church-schools; general collection for Haskell Home
twice a year; envelope plan of first-day offerings; constitution
amended to include Presidents of Union Conferences as members of
...-Executive Committee; South Lancaster Sanitarium provided for;
Sabbath-school donations in foreign fields to be retained by those
fields.
Officers elected: Pres., G. A. Irwin; Executive Committee of thirteen; General Conference Association of twenty-one. General Conference Bulletin, issued at South Lancaster, Mass., February 16 to
March 7, and at Battle Creek, Mich., March 16, 1899.
19oo: There was no session of the General Conference during this year.
19o1: " Thirty-fourth session (sixth biennial session) of the General
Conference of Seventh-day Adventists convened at Battle Creek,
Mich., April 2, 1901, at 9 A. M.," and closed April 23.
Important actions: Admission of the Conferences of Ontario
(organized June 18, 1899), Queensland (organized Oct. 20, 1899),
South Australia (organized November 25), and Cumberland (organized Sept. 14, 1900); appointment of general committee for
arranging and transacting the business of the Conference; organization of Union Conferences perfected; General Conference Committee increased to twenty-five members; foreign mission work
to be under supervision of the General Conference Committee; appointment of boards of management, titles of property, and obligation for debts, of local institutions transferred to Union Conferences; International Sabbath-school Association dropped, and work
made a department of Conference; similar action with reference
to the International Religious Liberty Association; local Conferences recommended to pay a second tithe and to support laborers
in mission fields; wages of accredited laborers; " that our Conferences everywhere be urged to adopt and further develop the tencent-a-week plan for the support of our foreign work, as inaugurated by the Foreign Mission Board last year;" Bible teachers in
educational institutions to be paid from tithe; payment of debts
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of educational institutions, and of the Scandinavian Publishing

House urged; provision made for building for the American Medical Missionary College; importance of establishing church-schools
urged; " church-schools should continue their work to the sixth or
seventh grade, and intermediate schools to the ninth or tenth; "
organization of young people's societies approved. (By the Committee) " That all dealings with men under pay of the General
Conference, who are located in the Union Conferences, be through
the officers of the Union Conferences."
Officers elected: President, A. G. Daniells; Executive Committee
of twenty-five.General Conference Bulletin, issued at Battle
Creek, Mich., April 2 to April 20, 1901.
At the close of the year there were fifty-seven local conferences
organized, forty-one missions in operation, and eleven Union Conferences directing the work.
19oz: There was no session of the General Conference held this year.
The main building of the Battle Creek Sanitarium was destroyed
by fire, beginning at 4: 00 A. M., Feb. 18, 1902.
The main building of the Review and Herald office at Battle
Creek, Mich., was destroyed by fire, Dec. 30, 1902, beginning at
7: 30 P. M.
igo3: The thirty-fifth session (seventh biennial session) of the General
Conference was held in Oakland, Cal., March 27 to April 13, and
at Battle Creek, Mich., April 22, 1903.
Important actions: Union Conferences recognized as composing
the General Conference; a forward movement in behalf of foreign
mission work inaugurated; definite, per cent of the regular tithes
of conferences to be set apart for foreign work; plan of giving
ten cents a week for foreign missions recommended; " that the
General Conference offices be removed 'from Battle Creek, Mich.,
to some favorable place for its work in the Atlantic States; " the
General Conference Committee to have supervision of missionary
operations; " that the General Conference Association reduce its
number of trustees from twenty-one to seven; " provision made for
the support of aged laborers and dependent widows and orphans;
General Conference Sabbath-school Department to direct work for
young people; that Sabbath-school officers be elected by the church;
Australasian Union Conference territory increased; financial assistance to be rendered institutions in Southern field; work of Southern Missionary Society approved; assistance rendered medical mis
sionary work in the South; opening of work in German East
Africa; adoption of cash policy; removal of Review and Herald
suggested; the International Medical Missionary and Benevolent
Association requested to become a department of the General Conference; general plan outlined for reorganization of institutions,
bringing them fully under denominational control; educational conference called; establishment of intermediate schools recommended,
and the work of, outlined; " that Sabbath-school contributions be
not used for local church or church-school expenses; " Sabbathschool contributions to missions, payment of office expenses, salaries, etc., provided for; Sabbath School Worker to be re-established; systematic circulation of literature recommended; Union
Conference depositories; transfer of Review and Herald territory;
appointment of general advisory publication committee; assistance
rendered Southern Publishing Association; thorough revision of
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constitution, providing delegate representation on basis of 1,000
church membership; membership of Conference to consist of Union
Conferences, and such local Conferences as are not embraced in
any Union Conference as have been or shall be properly organized
and accepted by vote; the following-named constituting the departments of the General Conference: Sabbath-school, educational, religious liberty,-publishing, and medical.
Officers elected: Pres., A. G. Daniells; Executive Committee of
twenty-seven. General Conference Bulletin, issued at Oakland,
Cal., March 30 to April 14, 1903.
During preceding biennial term there were twelve union and
twenty-three local Conferences organized.
At the close of the year there were seventy-eight local Conferences and forty-eight missions in operation, with thirteen Union
Conferences and two Union Missions directing the work.
The dedication of the new building of the Battle Creek Sanitarium occurred May 30 to June 1, 1903.
REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS TO WASHINGTON, D. C.
193: August 10, General Conference headquarters transferred to 222

North Capitol St., Washington, D. C., from Battle Creek, Mich.
August 20, date of first issue of Review and Herald from Washington, D. C., preparatory to removal of publishing work from
Battle Creek, Mich.
1904: June 15, Elder I. H. Evans appointed Receiver for the Seventhday Adventist Publishing Association, of Battle Creek, Mich.
September 21, date of 'first issue of the Signs of the Times,
from Mountain View, Cal., and the removal of the office of the
Pacific Press Publishing Co., from Oakland, Cal.
Sixty-eight general and local camp-meetings held during 1904 in
the Union Conferences in North America; about fifteen in other
countries.
igo5: On the 12th of January, 1905, the entire property of the Seventhday Adventist Publishing Association, of Battle Creek, Mich., was
sold by public auction, at Marshall, Mich., by the Receiver, Irwin
H. Evans, to the Review and Herald Publishing Association, of
Washington, D. C., for $126,000. This sale was confirmed by the
court, Feb. 13, 1905.
In February, 1905, the General Conference offices and all its
departments were transferred from 222 North Capitol St., to Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
April 16 occurred the dedication of the new factory of the
Pacific Press Publishing Company at Mountain View, Cal.
The thirty-sixth session (eighth biennial session), of the General
Conference was held in Takoma Park, Washington, D. C., May 11
to 30, 1905, with 197 delegates, representing 78 Conferences and 50
Missions. Twenty-nine of the delegates were from fields outside
of the United States and Canada. Thirty-five meetings were held,
in which were adopted the following
Important Actions:
Establishment of. headquarters in Washington, D. C., approved;
that the regular sessions of the Conference be held once in four
years; endorsement of the plan of sharing laborers with needy foreign fields, and its further adoption recommended.
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Departments
The following constitute the departments of the General Conference: Publishing, Medical, Sabbath-school, Religious Liberty, Educational, and North American Foreign; the members of said committees to be appointed by the General Conference Committee.
Medical Missionary
Medical Missionary Department created, and council provided, to
assist in advancing medical missionary interests in all parts of the
world; that conference institutions be placed under the management
of local boards elected by the conference, or by such arrangement as
the conference may provide.
Educational
Educational Department to consist of twenty-five members from
all parts of the world, to be appointed by the General Conference
Committee; sixteen grades adopted as the standard of educational
system, with division as follows: Primary schools, 1-7; intermediate
schools, 8-10; colleges, 11-16. General plan adopted for unifying
educational interests of General, Union, and State Conferences; that
conventions be held; that no primary schools be established or discontinued without advice or counsel from the conference officials;
that intermediate schools should not be established without the cooperation and counsel of the Union Conference; an examining board
to be appointed to provide questions and conduct examinations for
the promotion of students and the granting of certificates to
teachers.
North American Foreign
This department consists of five members or more, to labor in
behalf of the various foreign nationalities in North America.
Publishing
That a depository for foreign publications be established in New
York City; that the sale of subscription books be given special attention; that a general missionary campaign be entered upon.
Financial
That an appeal in behalf of the payment of a faithful tithe be
prepared to be placed in the hands of every Sabbath-keeper in the
world; that uniform envelopes be prepared by the General Conference for the collection of tithes and offerings weekly; that the tithe
be not used for building purposes, the maintenance of church-schools,
or for church expenses, but be devoted entirely to the support of
evangelistic work and Bible teachers; organization of the General
Conference Corporation, a corporation of Washington, D. C., approved, and advice given that all future legal business with the
denomination be done with this organization, and hence that the
General Conference Association transfer its business thereto.
That the General Conference assume no financial responsibility
whatsoever in any institution, corporation, or enterprise in any part
of the world without a direct action by the General Conference or by
the General Conference Committee; that care be taken to conduct
all denominational institutions and enterprises on safe business
lines; the Mission Board recognized as the proper custodian of all
general mission funds, and that such, funds be forwarded monthly;
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HISTORICAL SUMMARY.
a revision of forms and blanks for collecting funds, and the form
of report blanks recommended.
Young People's Work

That the Sabbath-school Department of the General Conference
give special attention to work for the young people; that young
people's societies unite in the support of one or more laborers in
some mission field; that a vigorous educational campaign be carried on in behalf of this work.
" Ministry of Healing "
Relief Bureau organized for the sale of " Ministry of Healing,"
for the payment of Sanitarium indebtedness and the better equipment of such institutions, and the basis of such work outlined.
Second Tithe
A study and adoption of the second tithe by our people recommended, the funds so obtained to be used in educational, philanthropic, charitable, and missionary work.
Foreign Fields
Hearty support pledged for the great unworked mission fields.
Finances
That fifteen per cent of regular unspecified offerings coming into
the General Conference treasury be used for the payment of past
- deficits; that $15,000 be returned to the Review and Herald Publishing Association, in lieu of bona fide claims which that Association
has given up against the General Conference Corporation through
the Battle Creek College property.
Officers Elected
President, A. G. Daniells; Vice-Presidents, for Europe, L. It.
Conradi; for America, G. A. Irwin; Secretary, W. A. Spicer; Treasurer, I. H. Evans. The committee elected consisted of thirty-one
members; the full complement is thirty-four.
Camp-meetings held during 1905; United States, 96; Europe, 9;
Australasian, 5; British Guiana, 1; total, 111.
During 1905 evangelistic work was begun in eighteen countries.
go6: At the thirty-first annual session of the Pacific Press Publishing
Company, held in February, there was reported the transfer of a
majority of the shares of this corporation to a new membership
corporation which had been formed June 23, 1904, thus vesting the control of the publishing work to the Pacific Press Publishing Assn.,
a corporation more largely representative and more nearly denominational.
The Loma Linda Sanitarium, located near Redlands, Cal., was
dedicated on the 15th of April.
June 19, Pacific Educational Association voted to sell Healdsburg
College, and establish the Pacific Union College and Normal Institute in a more suitable location.
An Educational Convention held at College View, Nebr., June
28 to July 10, attended by about 125 teachers, conference officials,
and delegates, at which relation of courses were assigned as follows:
Church-school, grades 1-8; intermediate, 7-10; academies, 9-12; colleges, 13-16.
At a meeting of the General Conference Committee, held Sep-
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tember 27 to October 3, plans were laid to raise a fund of $150,000

for various institutional and foreign mission enterprises; forty-one
persons were recommended to fourteen fields outside the United
States.
During 1906 seven local conferences were organized, and eight
new mission stations were opened.
108 camp-meetings were held throughout various Union Conferences in the world.
1907: A general meeting of the workers in Japan and Korea was held in
Tokyo, Japan, January 1-11.
The general meeting for India, Burma, and Ceylon, held at Calcutta, Dec. 28, 1906, to Jan. 12, 1907, was attended by over fifty
workers from those fields.
The general council of the twenty-two workers in China was held
at Shanghai, February 10-20.
On the 23d of March the first church of Seventh-day Adventists
in Burma was organized by Elder G. B. Thompson, at Rangoon, with
a membership of twenty-three.
A meeting of the General Conference Committee was held at
Gland, Switzerland, May 9-25, attended by seventeen members of
the General Conference Committee, two vice-presidents, and about
seventy-five representatives of European Conferences. Definite calls
were received for over eighty workers for foreign mission fields.
This was the first general representative council of the denomination held outside the United States.
The Walla Walla Sanitarium was dedicated June 3.
A medical missionary convention was held in Takoma Park, D. C.,
June 9-12.
The Washington Sanitarium was dedicated June 12.
At Mt. Vernon, Ohio, July 10-20, a convention of 200 representatives organized the department since known as Young People's Missionary Volunteer Department.
September 8 occurred the dedication of the new building of the
Pacific Press Publishing Assn., at Mountain Vie*, Cal., which
had been erected at a cost of $22,597.68. The building is a onestory structure, 127 x 171 feet, and has about 22,000 square feet of
floor space.
The Western Canadian Union Conference was organized October
18-22, at a meeting held at Leduc, Alberta, Canada.
The St. Helena Hospital, containing forty rooms, was dedicated
October 20.
A medical missionary convention was held at Loma Linda, Cal.,
October 29-31.
On the 28th of October occurred the dedication of the buildings,
and the estate comprising the headquarters of the British Union
Conference, at Watford, England.
The fourth session of the Atlantic Union Conference was held at
Philadelphia, Pa., November 21-27. At this session it was voted to
divide the conference, the southern portion, with the addition of
Ohio, being formed into what is called the Columbia Union Conference.
An institute of German workers was held in Chicago, Ill., November 29 to December 9, attended by fifty workers, representing
about 3,200 German brethren in America.
19o8: At the third session of the Southern Union Conference, held at
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HISTORICAL SUMMARY.
Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 9-19, 1908, it was voted to divide the conference, forming the Southeastern Union of the Conferences of
Cumberland, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
At the annual meeting of the Pacific Press Publishing Assn.,
held at Mountain View, Cal., Jan. 27, 1908, it was reported that the
net gains for the year were $21,159.96.
19o9: The thirty-seventh session of the General Conference held in

Washington, D. C., May 13 to June 6, 1909, with 328 delegates in
attendance, representing twenty-one Union Conferences, 104 local
Conferences, and seventy-two missions; thirty-nine of the delegates
were from fields outside North America. Forty-three meetings were
held, in which were adopted the following
Important Actions:
Work in foreign fields to be more vigorously prosecuted; a three
hundred thousand dollar fund started for institutional work and
missionary homes in foreign fields; ten-cent-a-week per member for
foreign offerings in addition to the $300,000 fund; local and Union
Conferences asked to appropriate to foreign work from one-fourth
to one-third of their total tithe receipts, funds to be remitted
monthly; corporate organizations to preserve investments to the
denomination, with elective franchise and controlling power in the
denominiation, and not with individuals.
Publishing Work
Training of general and field missionary agents urged; commercial work eliminated; improvement in literature; publishing houses
invited to pay tithe; periodical and home tract and missionary work
to be continued under the direction of the Publishing Department.
Sabbath-school Work
To prepare a reading course for teachers; home department approved; recommended that all donations from Sabbath-schools go to
missions.
Educational
Improved equipment for school work urged; correspondence
school recommended; educational journal to be established; work
and scope of different classes of schools defined; conferences invited
to send students to Foreign Mission Seminary in preparation for
foreign service; advanced normal diplomas; sale of " Christ's Object
Lessons " recommended to relieve schools of indebtedness; cooperation with self-supporting schools; schools providing first twelve
grades of work to be established in foreign fields for children of
missionaries.
Religious Liberty
Religious liberty institutes recommended; annual collection divided equally between General, union, and local Conferences; a Press
Bureau to be established.
Medical Missionary
Work in sanitariums to be arranged to provide experience in
field for nurses; requirements for entrance to medical missionary
classes and work defined; three-year course provided; plans outlined for freeing institutions from indebtedness.
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Young People's Work

Approval of the action of the General Conference Committee in
establishing a Missionary Volunteer Department, and the work and
plans of this department approved.
Miscellaneous
A vigorous temperance campaign recommended; work among
foreign population in America; plans for city work; North American Negro department organized and basis defined; revision of
church hymn book advised; workers in foreign fields to acquire foreign languages; medical examinations for missionary candidates.
Officers Elected
President, A. G. Daniells; Vice-President for Europe, L. R. Conradi; Vice-President for North America, G. A. Irwin (resigned July
11, 1911, and W. T. Knox elected to fill vacancy July 12, 1911);
Vice-President for Asiatic Division, I. H. Evans; Secretary, W. A.
Spicer; Treasurer, W. T. Knox. The Executive Committee consisted of forty-two members. Members of Departments number
as follows:
Sabbath-school
10
58
Publishing
Educational
35
25
Medical
Religious Liberty
24
Young People's
35
North American Foreign
28
North American Negro
18
Total members of Departments'
233
19io: November 28 the General Conference Committee voted that, beginning with Jan. 1, 1911, a sustentation fund be provided " for the
support of sick and aged laborers and the widows and children of
deceased laborers," said fund to be made up of five per cent of the
tithe receipts of each local and Union Conference, and of the General Conference. Surplus funds above $5,000 appropriated annually
to missions.
1911: Biennial council of the General Conference Committee held in
Friedensau, Germany, July 4-15, 1911, attended by thirty-one representatives from outside of Europe, and 122 European representatives. At this meeting it was recommended that an average of
fifteen cents per week per member be raised as a general fund for
missions, to include " all donations to missions."
A special report covering work conducted by the denomination in
non-Christian and non-Protestant countries for 1911, indicates that
the denomination was conducting work in forty-seven non-Protestant countries, and twenty non-Christian lands, supporting laborers
in these lands who speak seventy-three different languages and dialects, and issuing publications in sixty-four different languages for
circulation in the countries designated. The total number of foreign missionaries was 586, and of native helpers, 974, a total force
of 1,560. There ,were 140 main stations, 145 sub-stations; 413
churches, with 17,565 adherents; 13 training-schools, having an
enrolment of 724; 192 schools and out-schools, with an enrolment
of 6,730. Total foreign teachers numbered 103, and native teachers,
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HISTORICAL SUMMARY.
262. The number added in 1911 was 2,679, or a gain of 22.74 per
cent. The income from the mission fields for 1911, was $135,234.87,
and the amount added thereto by the home base, was $357,587.73.
The progress made in entering these fields may be illustrated
thus: Beginning with 1886, when work was first undertaken in a
non-Protestant land, the next decade saw the opening of work in 17
different countries, or 25.38 per cent of all the countries that have
been entered; during the next decade, from 1896 1905, work was
begun in 29 countries, or 43.28 per cent of all; during the six years
following, to 1911, 21 other countries have been entered, or 31.34
per cent of all. Thus work in 50 new countries has been begun
during the past sixteen years, or 74.62 per cent of all that have been
entered since 1886. Total adherents in the 67 countries constituted
15.74 per cent of total communicants. Including work in Christian
lands, there were 85 countries in which work was conducted at the
close of 1911, the communicants in Christian lands constituting 84.26
per cent of total.
1912: Central European and Danube Union Conferences organized in Europe. During this year ninety-seven additional laborers were sent
to foreign fields, and the following increase was made in organizations: Conferences, 10; missions, 10; schools, 2; publishing
houses, 1; new languages in which publications were issued, 1.
1913: The thirty-eighth session of the General Conference was held in
Washington, D. C., May 15 to June 8, 1913, with 372 delegates
present, representing twenty-three union conferences, 126 local.conferences, and 100 mission fields. Thirty-five meetings were held,
in which were adopted the following
Important Actions:
The territory of the General Conference hereafter to embrace
the North American and European Division Conferences, and the
Asiatic Division Mission and all other union and local conferences
and missions. Delegate representation to be on the basis of one
delegate for each division, union, or local conference, and an additional delegate for each 500 members.
Financial
The standard of offerings to mission was raised from fifteen
cents to twenty cents a week per member in the United States
and Canada, twenty-five per cent of which to be devoted to the
liquidation of the liabilities of all training schools, and those academies, intermediate schools, and sanitariums whose liabilities
equal or exceed twenty-five per cent of their assets.
Publishing
Leaders trained in colporteur work to be placed over every important field; selections from TeStimonies to be translated into
many languages; union of book and periodical work.
Educational
Joint educational and young people's convention arranged; approval of plans for training foreign missionaries at the Foreign
Mission Seminary; spheres of work of various educational institutions defined.
Young People's Missionary Volunteer
Conferences urged to foster this line of work; junior societies
encouraged; institutes arranged.
Religious Liberty
Union conference secretaries to be appointed; lectures, campaigns, and institutes plumed.
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273
Sabbath-school
Offerings on thirteenth Sabbath for definitely named missionary
enterprises.
Medical Missionary Work
The training and development of evangelistic nurses encouraged.
Sustentation Fund
Benefit of sustentation fund extended to include eolporteurs,
teachers, and physicians.
Miscellaneous
Quarterly statistical reports arranged for; reading course for
ministers planned, to include Biblical, historical, and pastoral subjects; church librarians to be more thoroughly trained; home missionary secretaries to be appointed to build up the church and
tract and missionary work; transfer of membership from one church
to another by church letter only; laborers discontinued in one field
not to be engaged in another without thorough examination.
Officers Elected
President, A. G. Daniells; Vice-President for North America,
I. H. Evans; Vice-President for Europe, L. R. Conradi; Vice-President for Asiatic Division, R. C. Porter; Secretary, W. A. Spicer;
Treasurer, W. T. Knox. The Executive Committee of the General
Conference consists of fifty-one members. The members of the
Committee, together with the members of the Departments of both
the General and the North American Division Conferences make
a total of 328.
HISTORICAL SUMMARY.
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SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY

ADVENTISTS.
Place of holding
Session Delegates Date of convening
Battle Creek, Mich.
20 May 20, 1863
1
Battle Creek, Mich.
20 May 18, 1864
2
Battle Creek, Mich.
21 May 17, 1865
3
Battle Creek, Mich.
19 May 16, 1866
4
Battle Creek, Mich.
18 May 14, 1867
5
Battle Creek, Mich.
15$ May 12, 1868
6
Battle Creek, Mich.
16 May 18, 1869
7
Battle Creek, Mich.
22 March 15, 1870
8
Battle Creek, Mich.
17 February 7, 1871
9
Battle Creek, Mich.
14 December 29, 1871
10
Battle Creek, Mich.
18 March 11, 1873
11
Battle Creek, Mich.
21 November 14, 1873
12
In camp, Battle Creek, Mich.
19 August 10, 1874
13
18 August 15, 1875
14
Battle Creek, Mich.
1st Special 15 March 31, 1876
In camp, Lansing, Mich.
16 September 19, 1876
15
16 November 12, 13, 1876 Battle Creek, Mich.
2d Special
20 September 20, 1877 In camp, Lansing, Mich.
16
Battle Creek, Mich.
22 March 1, 1878
3d Special
39 October 4, 1878
17
Tabernacle, Battle Creek, Mich.
4th Special 29 April 17-21, 1879
39 November 7, 1879
18
5th Special 28 March 11-15, 1880
38 October 6, 1880
19
41 December 1, 1881
20
S. D. A. Church, Rome, N. Y.
47 December 7, 1882
21
65 November 8, 1883
22
67 October 30, 1884
23
24
25
S. D. A. Church, Oakland, Cal.
26
91 Oct. 17 to Nov. 4, 1888 S. D. A. Church, Minneapolis,
27
Minn.
109 Oct. 18 to Nov. 5, 1889 Tabernacle, Battle Creek, Mich.
28
(At the 28th session it was voted to hold biennial sessions.)
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38

March 5-25, 1891
Feb. 17 to Mch. 6, 1893 Tabernacle, Battle Creek, Mich.
Feb. 15 to Mch. 4,1895 Tabernacle, Battle Creek, Mich.
Feb. 19 to Mch. 8, 1897 S. D. A. Church, College View,
Nebr.
149 Feb. 15 to Mch. 7,1899 S. D. A. Church, South Lancaster, Mass.
237 April 2-23, 1901
139 lIch. 27 to Apr. 13, 1903 S. D. A. Church, Oakland, Cal.
Washington, D. C.
197 May 11-30, 1905
(At the 36th session it was voted to hold quadrennial sessions.)
32'3 May 13 to June 6, 1909 Washington, D. C.
372 May 15 to June 8, 1913 Washington, D. C.
125
130
150
140
HISTORICAL SUMMARY.
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PRESIDENTS OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE. OF SEVENTHDAY ADVENTISTS.

Name
Date of Service
May 21, 1863 to May 17, 1865
1. John Byington
May 17, 1865, to May 13, 1867
2. James White.
May 14, 1867, to May 12, 1868
3. J. N. Andrews
May 12, 1868, to December 29, 1871
4. James White
Dec. 29, 1871, to August 10, 1874
5. Geo. I. Butler
Aug. 10, 1874, to Oct. 6, 1880
6. James White
Oct. 6, 1880, to Oct. 17, 1888
7. Geo. I. Butler
Oct. 17, 1888, to Feb. 19, 1897
8. 0. A. Olsen
Feb. 19, 1897, to April 2, 1901
9. G. A. Irwin
April 2, 1901, to
10. A. G. Daniells
SECRETARIES OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF
Name
Date of Service
May 21, 1863, to May 12, 1868
1. Uriah Smith
May 12, 1868, to May 18, 1869
2. M. S. Burnham
3. Uriah Smith
May 18, 1869, to Nov. 14, 1873 .
4. S. Brownsberger
Nov. 14, 1873, to August 10, 1874
5. Uriah Smith
August 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
11. W. A. Colcord
March 5, 1891, to March 6, 1893
12. L. T. Nicola
April, 1893, to Feb. 19, 1897
Feb. 19, 1897, to April 2, 1901
13. L. A. Hoopes
April 2, 1901, to April 11, 1903
14. H. E. Osborne
15. W. A. Spicer
April 11, 1903, to
In the two preceding tables the dates given are the time when the
Conference session was convened.
(In compiling the matter contained in the Historical Summary, much
time has been spent, and careful research made, in order to secure accuracy of statement. It is barely ,snssible, however, that inaccuracies have
occurred. The very best recore obtainable have been used. in the preparation of the copy. However if any one observes any defects, either in
statement or the omission of important items, he is hereby requested to
be kind enough to call attention to the matter, and also accompany his
statement by proper data, in order that corrections may be made for
future use. Such correspondence should be directed to the Statistical
Secretary of the General Conference, Takoma. Park Station, Washington, D. C.)
ANNUAL OFFERINGS.
First Sabbath in February - Religious Liberty Work.
First Sabbath in April-Orphanage Work and Care of Aged.
First Sabbath in July -Midsummer Offerings for Missions.
First Sabbath in October - Work Among the Colored People.
December, Week of Prayer - Annual Offering for Missions.
SPECIAL DAY.
First Sabbath in May -Missionary Volunteer Day.
276
HISTORICAL SUMMARY.
APPROPRIATIONS TO MISSIONS.
The amounts indicated below have been expended by the General

Conference for evangelistic work, for the years stated:
$143,796.86
163,755.56
253,445.74
272,873.08
351,414.61
410,611.48
404,922.53
476,600.00
523,763.00
Foreign, $474,749; Home, $111,500 586,249.00
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
The amounts for the years 1905 to 1911 represent actual expenditures; for 1912 to 1914, appropriations voted. The amounts expended
for most of the years was in excess of that appropriated, rarely less.
SPECIAL FUNDS.
Received on the $100,000 fund by the General Conference from August
14, 1903, to December 31, 1906 (at which date the fund wds closed),
$117,490.04.
Received on the $150,000 fund by the General Conference from May
29, 1906, to December 31, 1909 (at which date the fund was closed),
$149,694.51.
Received on the $300,000 fund by the General Conference from July
12, 1909, to December 1, 1912 (fund closed), $185,886.01.
HARVEST INGATHERING.
(Receipts Jan. i to Dec. 31.)
1908 (First call)
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
$1,101.08
41,183.46
41.643.92
32,654.45
34,125.11
72,146.62
WORKERS SENT TO FOREIGN FIELDS.

(Not including children.).
1901-02
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
107
60
40
60
76
53
140
134
61
74
97
157
Table 1- Summary of Statistical Reports, 1863 to 1912

a
YEAR
N.
.`g
Ow
O 7
pU
6
6
7
7
7
8
8
8
11
12
E1,4
22
1 24
1 25
-- 7 --
.0
30
34
35
37
38
51
57
72
83
86
125
180
140
150
160
159
167
179
185
205
3,500
3,800
4,000
4,250
4,320
4,475
4,900
5,440
4,550
4,936
1
2
3
2
1
32
33
37
35
40
13
13
13
14
15
16
20
24
24
26
1
3
2
2
3
6
9
8
7
6
51
60
69
96
106
117
135
144
148
167
83
80
76
70
97
154
151
116
126
134
134
140
145
166
203
271
286
260
274
301
239
300
339
398
478
549
599
640
640
660
5,875
7,000
8,022
10,044
11,708
13,077
14,141
15,570
16,916
17,169
26
28
28
28
30
32
34
34
34
34
3
3
3
3
8
7
7
8
8
11
165
176
186
213
227
232
229
227
230
244
135
145
151
166
182
168
183
184
166
156
300 680
321 705
337 741
379 798
409 889
400 901
412 972
411 1,016
396 1,066
400 1,102
17,436
18,702
20,547
23,111
25,841
26,112
28,324
29,711
31,665
33,778
35
35
36
37
37
39
44
45
57
72
11
12
22
27
24
27
41
42
41
42
267
301
326
336
407
446
490
510
553
553
193
214
257
237
249
260
3,11
337
340
323
460 1,151
515 1,225
583 1,331
573 1,439
656 1,574
706 1,654
1,386 1.785
1,500 1,892
1,591 2,011
826 2,278 2,077
37,404
42,763
47,680
52,202
56,436
59,447
64,003
75,767
78,188
73,522
350.690.56
321,517.06
309,142.76
341,978.37
363,415.16
432,158.08
490,656.16
510,258.97
578,628.13
643,747.83
---------- ----- ----- -------
4,342,193.08
78 48
78 52
80 56
86 66
93 68
101 66
104 72
106 87
lie 91
126 100
616
625
647
693
712
779
787
828
RFlo
863
324 662 1,082 2,701 L,420 77,554

335 713 1,051 2,75e 2,243 81,721
339 7191,06F 2,797 2,340 87,311
408 948 1,218 2,50! , ,41e 91,581
394 1,013 1,382 3,587 2,504 94,048
427 1,017 1,681
'.587 97,579
425 1,1071,66e 4,104 2,691 1543,031
458 1,2341.697 4,34( 2,769 104,526
47F 1 R;P
0 . nor i R77 1 7(10 158.579
492 1,3862,194 5,101 2,874 114,206
684,030.54
691,819.33
858.014.91
998,275.82
1,064,753.4?
1,101,396.47
1,218.243.46
1,338.689.65
1.477.590.26
1,653,624.54
27
1 28
-----
2.29
2.63
3.00
3.53
4.32
5.22
3.87
4.01
5.07
5.28
30,687.49
31,000.00
32,618.62
43,998.47
47,176.56
47,637.29
51,714.38
61,856.88
74,185.55
84,261.36
5.22
4.43
4.06
4.38
4.03
3.64
3.65
3.98
4.39
4.91
505,136.60
years
10
96,418.62
105,543.41
122,641.69
146,936.78
192,720.99
163,129.23
224,743.78
225,433.98
258,037.27
302,310.19
5.53
5.64
5.97
6.31
7.44
6.20
7.93
7.59
8.11
8.94
1,837,915.94
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
10
$ 8,000.00
10,000.00
12,000.00
15,000.00
18,661.39
23,366.57
18,952.77
21,822.46
23,066.42
25,956.42
1,
1'
1, ,
if
24
35
48
46
176,826.03
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
a
a
ay
years
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
10
7,4
cd
,2c)
1863*
1864*
1865*
1866*
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
10
1
1
1
2
2
2
9
13
years
-----
10 years
Grand totals
13
13
13
16
21
ni
21
24
21
23
543
571
611
528
11,086,438.41
$17,948,510.06
* Estimated.
277
9.37
7.51
6.45
6.55
6.43
7.26
7.66
6.73
7.40
8.75
8182
8.47
9.83
10.91
11.32
11.29
12.0/
12.81
13.56
14.48
Table 2 Tithe Paid in United States and

Other Countries
2
Date
Paid in
United States
Paid Outside
United States
Total
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1.893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
$ 8,000,00
10,000.00
12,000.00
15,000.00
18,661.39
23,366.57
18,952.77
21,822.46
23,066.42
24,956.42
30,437.49
30,500.00
32,318.62
43,467.47
46,526.56
46,977.29
51,004.35
61,072.38
72,548.86
82,723.09
95,071.05
102,659.43
119,210.87
143,040.93
187,146.89
150,611.38
206,987.77
205,127.84
234,444.26
248,617.87
292.950.91
274,659.53
268,926.46
295,338.22
303.453.03
363,762.72
400.861.65
417.840.79
479,012.58
510,364.11
534,843.65
520,869.53
649,792.61
746,762.94
790.095.56
797.990.25
860,573.86
932,519.76
1.001,675.56
1,087,424.24
$1,000.00
250.00
500.00
300.00
531.00
650.00
660.00
710.03
784.50
1,636.69
1,538.27
1,347.57
2,883.98
3,430.82
3,895.85
5,574.10
12,517.85
17,756.01
20,306.14
23,593.01
53,692.32
57,739.65
46,857.53
40,216.30
46.640.15
59,962.13
68,395.36
89,794.51
92,418.18
99,615.55
133,383.72
149,186.89
170,949.80
208,222.30
251,512.88
274.657.87
303,406.22
357,669 60
406,169.89
475,914.70
566,200.30
$ 8,000.00
10,000.00
12,000.00
15,000.00
18,661.39
23,366.57
18,952.77
21,822.46
23,066.42
25,956.42
30,687.49
31,000.00
32,618.62
43,998.47
47,176.56
47,637.29
51,714,38
61,856.88
74,185.55
84,261.36
96,418.62
105,543.41
122,641.69
146,936.78
192,720.99
163,129.23
224,743.78
225,433.98
258,037.27
302,310.19
350,690.56
321,517.06
309,142.76
341,978.37
363,415.16
432,158.08
490,656.16
510,258.97
578,628.13
643,747.83
684,030.54
691,819.33
858,014.91
998,275.82
1,064,753.43
1,101,396.47
1,218,243.46
1,338,689.65
1,477,590.26
1,653,624.54
$13,896,038.39
77.42
$4,052,471.67
22.58
$17,948,510.06
100.00
Totals
Percentages
278
Table 3 Foreign Missions and Funds

Year
No. Missions
1869
2
1870
3
1871
2
1872
1
1873
1
1874
3
1875
2
2
1876
1877
3
1878
6
1879
9
1880
8
1881
7
1882
6
1883
3
1884
3
1885
3
1886
3
1887
8
1888
7
1889
7
1890
8
1891
8
1892
11
11
1893
1894
12
1895
22
1896
27
1897
24
1898
27
1899
41
1900
42
1901
41
1902
42
1903
48
1904
52
1905
56
1906
66
68
1907
1908
66
1909
72
1910
87
1911
93
1912
100
Totals
Percentages
Contributed in
United States
$1,800.75
3,552.59
2,511.71
687.52
122.50
502.15
536.57
8,395.28
7,313.12
7,331.15
7,657.56
2,960.22
1,309.68
9,041.40
9,457.19
14,515.79
20,949.85
26,649.04
- 30,868.98
37,712.75
42,869.43
31,484.97
42,608.37
49,420.06
66,018.19
80,781.27
49,056.48
54,700.78
40,214.95
78,314.86
59,882.35
87,267.70
123,823.11
104,796.14
87,006.29
83,684.29
97,067.71
106,806.41
162,517.80
178,442.65
222,064.58
257,494.43
245,668.63
271,964.41
$2,817,831.66
83.76
Contributed Outside
United States
50.00
100.00 '
200.00
300.00
400.00
500.00
600.00
700.00
800.00
900.00
1,000.00
1,360.70
1,303.27
1,965.99
2,257.76
18,431.42
6,806.78
4,465.30
5,315.61
7,316.71
8,848.68
11,335.24
17,647.92
10,882.08
9,009.75
15,529.53
20,749.86
22,372.43
27,333.31
30,144.73
34,322.13
46,806.47
66.618.79
79,485.30
90,650.95
$546,510.71
16.24
Total
$1,800.75
3,552.59
2,511.71
687.52
122.50
502.15
536.57
8,395.28
7,313.12
7,381.15
7,757.56
3,160.22
1,609.68
9,441.40
9,957.19
15,115.79
21,649.85
27,449.04
31,768.98
38,712.75
44,230.13
32,788.24
44,574.36
51,677.82
84,449.61
87,588.05
53,521.78
60,016.39
" 47,531.66
87,163.54
71,217.59
104,915.62
'134,705.19
113,805.89
102,535.82
104,434.15
119,440.14
134.139.72
192,662.53
212,764.78
268,871.05
324,113.22
325,153.93
362,615.36
$3,364,342.37
100.00
279
280
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Table 4-Sabbath-School Department

i
>.
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
Totals
o
,1
c;
z
177
402
451
449
507
506
636
716
813
863
1,030
1,199
1,414
1,512
1,610
1,954
2,095
2,143
2,374
2,465
2,284
2,583
2,334
2,264
2,638
2,980
3,064
3,170
3,378
3,573
3,825
3,967
4,151
4.267
4,450
.E.'
,,
c.) 02
7: i
1
O' :2
t-..i.-,
5,851
$ 25.00
11,896
_1,584,12
11,821
2,784.35
11,506
2,991.18
13,270
3,096.58
13,152
3,711.69
17,439
4,175.23
19,579
6,898.74
23,364
10,308.29
23,700
16,751.83
26,738
18,485.77
30,225
22,541.24
33,783
28,642.75
32,860
29,435.05
36,343
37,592.27
44,619
38,029.18
49,626
39,562.42
50,266
44,629.16
54,070
40,125.13
54,934
41.541.40
49,007
40,301.87
55,967
39,971.79
50,804
46,794.40
51,726
44,014.56
59,351
51,642.01
66,811
55,823.85
71,643
60,460.80
75,305
68,613.71
79,090
75,068.55
84,744
85,105.89
91,230
104,620.77
96,673
120,682.80
101,161
138,037.72
106,000
160.762.39
114,897
232,682.40
$1,717,494.89
'2.
(..)
t
.004
.13
.24
.25
.23
.28
.24
.35
.44
.71
.69
.74
.85
.89
1.04
.85
.79
.89
.74
.75
.82
.71
.92
.85.
.87
.83
.84
.91
.95
1.00
1.15
1.25
1.36
1.52
2.03
2
,...0 , ..
,I
..f. 0 .
2 ''
t-.2
7: 0
;
272 Q 7.
15:9.
(3
0. 1-..-...
2,233.07
10,615.72
10,755.34
11,767.95
17,707.39
16,750.94
23,618.77
24,162.50
20,850.05
19,809.76
23,666.08
26,869.05
21,475.18
21,842.09
25,235.47
21,979.58
25,983.61
34,779.85
40,278.05
49,894.97
58,866.14
71,475.59
95,280.90
114,213.88
134,830.48
160,091.50
232,389.36
....
...
21.66
63.40
58.15
52.21
61.83
56.90
62.83
63.53
52.70
44.39
58.96
64.68
53.27
54.63
53.94
49.94
50.31
62.29
66.62
72.72
76.69
83.93
91.07
94.64
97.67
99.58
99.89
$1,317,423.27
76.68
281
STATISTICAL TABLES.
"Z,1
YEAR
PI '0
23
Cry
8,40
En
4.4
0 cs
Td-9.
$.4
gatA
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
-__
__
__
-__
__
__
__
__
-__
__
__
__
-__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
-__
__
__
___
__
-__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
__
Totals
$8,000.00
10,000.00
12,000.00
15,000.00
18,601.39
23,366.57
20,753.52
25,375.05
25,578.13
25,643.94
30,559.99
31,002.15
32,855.19
51,862.75
53,839.68
54,333.44
60,246.03
66,816.95
76,849.72
94,861.07
108,239.93
121,345.30
147,046.88
179,918.81
234,600.75
204,937.63
271,038.35
263,025.49
304,010.33
332,128.57
393,729.57
391,485.75
358,226.79
385,569.31
379,569.69
477,054.95
495,315.19
545,430.76
641,219.38
655,906.50
663,758.35
648,506.67
906,798.75
1,050,209.27
1,312,562.81
1,325,752.80
1,467,933.84
1,620,440.79
1,679.543.92
1,897,792.52
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
96.24
99.19
98.42
99.09
98.98
98.82
98.70
98.68
98.55
97.54
97.99
98.32
97.21
97.26
97.41
97.24
93.02
92.97
91.69
91.56
84.83
83.21
87.26
87.96
87.21
83.89
85.25
82.30
82.40
84.67
81.06
78.80
75.70
76.79
75.32
77.00
74.87
73.97
72.87
71.08
70.23
$1,000.00
250.00
500.00
300.00
631.00
650.00
710.00
810.03
984.50
1,936.69
1,938.27
1,847.57
3,489.13
4,143.40
'4,775.30
6,641.05
15,390.12
20,476.80
23,839.48
3.76
.81
1.58
.91
1.02
1.18
1.30
1.32
1.45
2.46
2.01
1.68
2.79
2.74
2.59
2.76
6.98
7.03
8.31
59,451.71
79,439.78
57,181.78
49,066.91
56,550.58
72,918.53
82,568.54
106,530.35
116,538.23
116,128.50
153,289.23
178,631.86
208,207.61
274,118.89
344,152.88
392,155.31
444,896.27
516,623.31
603,326.73
683,544.37
804,406.50
15.17
16.79
12.74
12.04
12.79
16.11
14.75
17.70
17.60
15.33
18.94
21.20
24.30
23.21
24.68
23.00
25.13
26.03
27.13
28.92
29.77
$20,200,706.22
78.54
$5,517,977.34
21.46
3,500
3,800
4,000
4,250
4,320
4,475
4,900
5,440
4,550
4,801
5,875
7,000
8,022
10,044
11,708
13,077
14,141
15,570
16,916
17,169
17,436
18,702
20,547
23,111
25,841
26,112
28,324
29,711
31,665
33,778
37,404
42,763
47,680
52,202
56,436
59,447
64,003
75,767
78,188
73,522
77,554
81,721
87,311
91,531
94,048
97,579
100,931
104,526
108.975
114,206
Total Funds
Table 5 Total Funds All Sources
$8,000.00
10,000.00
12,000.00
15,000.00
18,661.39
23,366.67
20,753.92
25,375.05
25,578.13
26,643.94
30,809.99
31,502.15
33,155.19
52,393.75
54,489.68
55,043.44
61,056.06
67,801.45
78,786.41
.96,799.31
110,087.50
124,834.43
151,190.28
184,694.11
241,241.80
220,327.75
291,515.15
286,864.97
332,046.68
391,580.28
473,169.35
448,667.53
107,293.70
442,119.89
452,488.22
559,623.49
601,845.54
661,968.99
757,347.88
809,195.73
842,390.21
856,714.28
1,180,917.64
1,394,361.93
1,704,718.12
1,770,649.07
1,984,557.15
2,223,767.52
2,283.088.29
2,702,199.02
$25,718,682.56
$2.29
2.63
3.00'
3.63
4.32
5.22
4.24
4.66
5.62
5.55
5.24
4.50
4.13
5.21
4.65
4.21
5.02
4.35
4.66
5.64
6.31
6.67
7.36
7.99
9.33
8.44
10.29
9.66
11.12
11.59
12.65
10.49
8.55
8.46
8.02
9.41
9.40
8.74
9.69
11.01
10.86
10.48
13.52
15.23
18.13
18.14
19.66
21.27
21.68
23.66
Table 6-Evangelistic Laborers

,.
,...
ilo.
..Cu
eE 1Y,,,
rt i
2:
S' 1
c.6) 7,'
o
2.
.
3
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
30
34
35
37
38
51
5'T
72
82
85
133
138
143
163
199
261
276
256
267
292
280
289
308
353
359
346
360
351
338
342
379
422
471
452
526
563
1,013
1,086
1,113
1,456
1,528
1,523
1,546
1,852
2,106
2,305
2,273
2,252
2,413
2,324
282
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
.100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
98.77
98.83
99.24
98:57
98.62
98.19
98.03
96.31
96.50
98.47
97.44
97.00
93.33
90.03
91.39
93.14
87.78
86.50
87.37
85.40
85.35
85.50
82.39
81.94
80.79
78.88
80.19
79:75
73.09
72.40
69.95
63.92
56.51
55.38
55.27
52.88
58.71
57.52
55.38
51.82
49.48
45.56
....
....
1
1
1
2
2
3
4
10
10
4
7
9
20
32
29
26
50
54
52
60
58
' 58
81
93
112
121
130
143
373
414
478
822
1,176
1,227
1,251
1,650
1,481
1,702
1,831
2,094
2,464
2,777
....
1.23
1.17
.76
1.43
1.38
1.81
1.97
3.69
3.50
1.53
2.56
3.00
6.67
9.97
8.61
6.86
12.22
13.50
12.63
14.60
14.65
14.50
17.61
18.06
19.21
21.12
19.81
20.25
26.91
27.60
30.05
36.08
43.49
44.62
44.73
47.12
41.29
42.48
44.62
48.18
50.52
54.44
.51"
>.
30
34
35
37
38
51
57
72
83
86
134
140
145
166
203
271
286
260
274
301
300
321
337
379
409
400
412
. 411
396
400
460
515
583
573
656
706
1,386
1,500
1,591
2,278
2,704
2,750
2,797
3,502
3,587
4,007
4,104
4,346
4,877
5,101
283
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Table 7Publishing Department
>1
1850
1852
1855
1860
1865
1870
. 1875
1880
1885
1890
1895
1900
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
>42
1866
1870
1875
1880
1885
1890
1895
1900
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
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6 gvg
z=
1:14
0.
a
<
..
1
1
1
1
1
3
4
6
7
11
13
20
22
23
26
27
28
37
37
..4,,
0 0,
$ 2,000.00
3,000.00
4,000.00
7,000.00
18,000.00
40,000.00
141,692.36
734,397.00
250,000.00
250,000.00
548,067.03
824,027.69
1,035,565.62
1,286,981.24
1,402,444.00
1,560,510.58
1,627,657.83.
1,836,527.86
W
..
5
7.
17
20
30
71
128
232
412
585
600
400
425
466
515
605
610
645
684
ozS a.I.,7)3:4
$ 652.93
4,000.00
10,034.80
38,712.53
64,471.14
158,648.38
338,565.93
400,033.79
959,260.95
1,345,133.83
1,400.000.00
850,000.00
866,261.96
978,894.14
1,038,215.26
1,142,124.62
1,176,092.39
1,651,943.86
1,679,175.61
.-T.
C
tc
,f.
1
2
2
2
2
3
8
10
21
24
40
96
89
92
96
109
124
126
125
123
Table 8Sanitariums and Treatment-Rooms

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-4
ece
I
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i ...
>,
fi
6
o-c
4
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Z:1
ZE
1
1
1
2
2
3
7
27
55
66
64
80
78
74
69
69
..
33
36
$ 24,800.60
44,221.54
70,189.22
190,956.74
310,808.81
548,923.45
800,786.99
1,294,474.73
1,600,000.00
2,000,000.00
2,344,283.65
2,766,346.50
3,261,181.14
3,368,041.46
3,792,421.35
4,254,500.33
ci
6
7
10
13
15
33
74
80
90
95
111
110
116
134
129
i
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El.....,..;,p,.-16.1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
7
9
12
23
39
46
52
54
57
65
67
71
75
11>,
.9.
:::o E0E-4.1
14
35
125
165
225
315
477
1,216
1,300
1,400
1,596
1,843
1,834
1,989
2,404
2,359
Table 9 Educational Department

g
1:
ra.
'
''3'
1872
1875
1880
1885
1890
1895
1900
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
c; I.
6
Z cn
...
...
1
3
9,
18
220
417
434
458
535
579
594
613
573
Primary Schools
...
1
i
1.
1
5
15
35
250
466
498
506
625
668
758
790
674
'15.
u.i
....
15
125
350
895
5,000
7,345
7,784
8,007
10,487
11,835
13,357
15,498
15,602
:4
>
$ 100.00
800.00
2,000.00
5,000.00
50,000.00
90,000.00
100,000.00
121,586.76
147,749.05
144,318.84
175,613.12
157,382.92
156,141.10
Advanced Schools
.C7
7j "1
21
7 t
0 2 -8
Z 6 c.)
1
1
$ 150.00 1
1,000.00 3
3,000.00 7
6,000.00 11
40,000.00 25
80,000.00 51
85,000.00 55
99,389.68 67
101,371.55 83
104,702.14 83
122,243.78 86
126,622.98 89
138,320.22 90
-6
4
3
13
20
38
56
157
199
257
358
415
476
504
561
640
631
'E
E
90
289
490
761
979
1,974
2,357
3,308
3,697
5,455
6,521
6,535
7,169
8,043
8,205
w
0
73'
>
$ 500.00
53,341.95
52,040.70
174,540.37
220,082.28
712;805.00
800,000.00
'900.000.00
918,489.93
1,226.746.15
1,625,670.56
1,699,075.25
1,940,193.15
2,155.767.73
2,231,737.12
285
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Table 10- Missionary Volunteer Department

Year
Societies
Members
Per Cent of
Total Cornmunicants
Per
Capita
Total Contributions
Per Cent
to Foreign
Work
1902
186
3,478
1903
e 175
e 3,000
1904
130
2,182
1905
196
3,741
... .
...
1906
e 400
e 5,400
b 5,744.40
....
$1.24
1907
461
8,933
11,122.60
10.09
539
16,282.52
1.60
1908
10,148
11.00
11.32
1.71
1909
576
10,858
18,636.60
12,408
18,807.03
1.51
647
12.55
1910
17.989.72
1.28
615 14.013
12.86
1911
1.27
12.28
17,818.60
685
14,028
1912
Totals ...
...
.... $106,401.47
b Funds from beginning of organization to Dec. 31, 1906.
e Estimated.
....
62.45
58.16
55.98
62.60
59.98
60.88
60.46
Table II - Denominational Investment - 1912

In N. America Outside N. America
No.
Resources
No.
Resources
Church Buildings
1,066 $1,650,227.30 251
$244,216.07
457
149,467.25 116
Church Schools
6,673.85
84
615,246.98 168
Conferences and Missions
752,574.95
Conference Associations
68
1,189,112.00
9
246,320.28
67
241,708.42
Tract Societies
26
90,557.30
Schools
58
1,769,103.28
23
349,428.72
Publishing Houses
15
861,658.66
22
805,282.55
Sanitariums
25 1,976,830.77 16
956,202.75
Food Factories, Cafs, etc.
6
84,006.66
10
95,820.34
Private Sanitariums
26
1,206,998.45
3
40,461.00
26
85,930.41
Private Treatment Rooms
8
Private Schools
9
90,674.53
Totals
1,907 $9,920,964.71 652 $3,593,537.81
Grand Totals, 1912
$13,514,502.52
Grand Totals, 1911
12,399,004.71
Gain for 1912
$ 1,115,497.81
Per capita
$118.33
Table 12 - General Summary

Year Confer- Instituences tions
Value
SabbathKeepers
Annual Contributions
Per Cent
of Gain
Per
Capita
1865
7
1
$38,712.53
4,000 $ 12,000.00
.... $3.00
1875 13_ 5 282,179.55 8,022 33,155.19 176.28 4.13
1885 28 11 885,382.97 20,547 151,190.28 356.02 7.36
1895 36 29 2,858,725.82 47,680 407,293.70 169.39 8.55
1905
80 126 a 4,799,419.51
87,311 1,180,917.64 189.99 13.52
1912 126 247 a 13,514,502.52 114,206 2,702,199.02 b 128.82 23.66
a For 1905 and 1912 the value of church buildings is included; for
the former years, in this column, the value of church buildings is not included, because unknown.
b Gain for seven years, instead of ten, as above.
STATISTICAL TABLES.
286
The Statistical Table.

The following table indicates the population, churches and their
membership, as compiled for the year 1912 for all the conferences and
missions throughout the world, and are the latest available statistics
at the time of preparation of this Year Book.
:'CONFERENCE OR MISSION
Atlantic Union Conference
Greater New York Conference
Maine Conference
Massachusetts Conference
New York Conference
Northern New England Conference
Southern New England Conference
Western New York Conference
Totals
Central Union Conference
' Colorado Conference
1- East Kansas Conference
.1 Nebraska Conference
.. North Missouri Conference
South Missouri Conference
+ Western Colorado Conference
West Kansas Conference
.-Wyoming Conference
Totals
Columbia Union Conference
Chesapeake Conference
District of Columbia Conference
Eastern Pennsylvania Conference
New Jersey Conference
Ohio Conference
Virginia Conference
West Pennsylvania Conference
West Virginia Conference
Totals
Lake Union Conference
East Michigan Conference
Indiana Conference
Northern Illinois Conference
North Michigan Conference
Southern Illinois Conference
West Michigan Conference
Wisconsin Conference
Totals
Population
Churches Members
5,586,975
742,371
3,366,416
1,782,670
786,528
1,657,366
1,743,969
22
18
33
35
25
18
32
1,101
449
1,239
801
540
496
840
15,666,295
183
5,466
684,790
1,043,409
1,142,240
1,222,553
2,070,782
114,234
647,540
257,940
41
41
53
16
28
17
30
22
1,703
1,154
2,023
650
664
465
868
517
7,183,488
248
8,044
1,396,016
570,912
4,513,067
2,537,167
4,767,121
1,923,421
3,152,044
1,221,119
20
10
30
24
65
18
28
10
605
739
1,109
726
2,000
514
790
166
20,080,867
205
.6,649
1,396,713
2,700,876
3,583,300
677,202
2,055,291
736,258
2,333,860
56
61
35
30
26
69
99
1,456
1,704
1,383
774
614
2,419
2,548
13,483,500
376
10,898
STATISTICAL TABLES.
287
Members
CONFERENCE OR MISSION
Northern Union Conference
Population
Churches
Iowa Conference
Minnesota Conference
North Dakota Conference
South Dakota Conference
2,224,771
2,075,708
577,056
521,887
101
70
36
30
2,328
1,685
1,263
935
5,399,422
237
6,211
376,053
313,538
121,995
513,504
459,021
732,291
64,356
16
20
13
37
33
42
448
647
568
1,870
1,817
1,592
....
2,580,758
161
6,942
204,354
1,020,878
217,265
429,222
792,059
373,351
8
35
23
25
47
5
219
2,675
1,138
1,210
3,362
173
3,037,129
143
8,777
974,138
617,987
2,531,598
2,206,287
1,515,400
14
28
14
11
13
574
685
532
331
269
7,845,410
80
2,391
2,272,725
2,138,062
1,656,388
1,797,114
1,440,017
13
9
10
6
16
19
200
275
231
132
617
558
9,304,306
73
2,013
1,574,449
379,900
14
14
256
275
Totals
North Pacific Union Conference
Montana Conference
Southern Idaho Conference
Southern Oregon Conference
Upper Columbia Conference
Western Oregon Conference
Western Washington Conference
Alaska Mission
Totals
Pacific Union Conference
Arizona Conference
California Conference
Central California Conference
Northern California-Nevada Conference
Southern California Conference
Utah Conference
Totals
Southeastern Uniqn Conference
Cumberland Conference
Florida Conference
Georgia Conference
North Carolina Conference
South Carolina Conference
Totals
Southern Union Conference
Alabama Conference
Kentucky Conference
Louisiana Conference
Mississippi Conference
Tennessee River Conference'
Southern Union Mission
Totals
Southwestern Union Conference
Arkansas Conference
New Mexico Conference
STATISTICAL TABLES.
288
North Texas Conference
Oklahoma Conference
South Texas Conference
West Texas Conference
Totals
Canadian Union Conference
Maritime Conference
Ontario Conference
Quebec Conference
Newfoundland Mission
Totals
Western Canadian Union Conference
Alberta Conference
British Columbia Conference
Manitoba Conference
Saskatchewan Conference
Totals
Australasian Union Conference
New South Wales Conference
New Zealand Conference
Queensland Conference
South Australian Conference
Victoria-Tasmanian Conference
West Australian Conference
Cook Islands Mission
Fiji Mission
New Guinea. Mission
New Hebrides Mission
Norfolk Island Mission
Pitcairn Island Mission
Samoa Mission
Society Islands Mission
Tonga Mission
Totals
British Union Conference
British Union District
North England Conference
South England Conference
Scotch Conference
Wales Conference
Irish Mission
Totals
Population
2,153,294
1,657,155
1,073,640
617,009
Churches
.30
55
12
10
Members
1,409
1,875
200_
316
7,455,447
13
4,331
980,000
2,182,942
2,005,305
250,000
10
25
4
1
232
450
120
57
5,418,247
40
859
373,000
325,000
495,869
453,000
15
17
7
9
475
352
205
252
1,646,869
48
1,284
1,693,331
1,008,486
605,043
416,047
1,245,519
' 305,544
12,000
126,000
350,000
50,000
1,000
153
40,000
30.500
23,000
26
16
6
10
28
16
1
12
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1,216
606
341
364
1,150
441
10
203
8
4
39
56
5
21
12
5,906,623
123
4,476
7,807,483
15,568.896
11,035,000
4,759,520
2,032,120
4,381,950
6
24
14
6
7
6
338
801
517
181
211
144
45,584,969
63
2,192
STATISTICAL TABLES.
CONFERENCE OR
MISSION
Population
289
Churches Members
East German Union Conference

East German District
East Prussian Conference
Middle Hungarian Coeference
Oder Conference
Saxon Conference
Silesian Conference
Transylvania Conference
' Vistula Conference
Warta Conference
Adriatic Mission
Bulgarian Mission
East Galician Mission
North Hungarian Mission
Rumanian Mission
Theiss-Save Mission
West Galician Mission
West Hungarian Mission
Totals
4,918.786
2,064,368
4,040.000
2,360,061
4,802,485
5,266.311
2,461,000
2,290.825
3,279.294
3,766,000
4,329.108
5,601,996
3,512.000
6,960.000
5,822,000
3,221.476
4,089,000
16
10
10
7
13
11
2
5
..
1,464
352
331
382
722
377
84
126
...
33
23
68,784,710
77
3,894
3,670.000
2,579,369
14,829,766
19.190.781
34,269,764
5.423,132
19,712,585
1
17
9
..
3
2
1
62
691
150
...
46
53
48
99,675,397
33
1,050
4,476.900
7,883.000
2,487,200
6,866,216
3
1
109
15
21,713,316
124
3
18
10
19
14
30
17
6
3
380
425
348
572
568
826
349
81
108
Latin Union Conference

Latin Union District
Leman Conference'
French Conference
Northern France Mission
Italian Mission
Portuguese Mission
Spanish Mission
.
Totals
Levant Union Mission
Armenian Mission
Central Turkish Mission
Cilician Mission
Grecian Mission
Totals
Russian Union Conference

Russian Union District
Azov Conference
Baltic Conference
Little Russian Conference
Newa Conference
North Caucasian Conference
Black Sea Mission
Middle Russian Mission
Polish Mission
19
400.000
8,385.400
6,239,300
13,836,400
5,788,300
5,305,800
9,465,500
28,838,700
11,671,800
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STATISTICAL TABLES.
Trans-Caucasian Mission
West Russian Mission
White Sea Mission
_
Totals
Population
5,602,600
10,354,300
8,327,500
Churches
14
12
4
Members
287
187
37
114,215,00
150
1,000,000
1,750,000
1,681,932
3,115,197
3,183,403
710,766
98,156
802,000
1,537,000
2
21
21
9
26
7
1
2
4
13,878,454
93
3,305
2,291,000
7,621,500
18,327,300
9,590,900
9,197,300
5
5
14
16
24
62
109
252
288
366
47,728,000
64
1,077
2,751,913
6,950,300
2,865,000
2,726,723
3,757,650
5,219,768
3,723,712
5,906,800
3,630,000
4,223,000
2,506,620
9,693,000.
7,451,900
6,774,000
5,858,175
3,378,000
3
4
4
4
12
6
10
5
7
6
4,
2
3
1
1
2
488
269
350
343
764
281
405
242
350
175
216
53
110
24
53
49
4,168
Scandinavian Union Conference

Scandinavian Union District
Danish Conference
East Norwegian Conference
Finnish Conference
Swedish Conference
West Ndrwegian Conference
Iceland Mission
North Swedish Mission
South Swedish Mission
Totals
434
616
688
247
791
351
32
33
113
Siberian Union Mission

East Siberian Mission
Turkestan Mission
Ural Mission
Volga Mission
West Siberian Mission
Totals
West German Union Conference
West German Union District
Bavarian Conference
German-Swiss Conference
Hessian Conference
Lower Rhenish Conference
Middle German Conference
North German Conference
South German Conference
Upper Rhenish Conference
Westphalian Conference
Wurtemburg Conference
Austrian Mission
Belgian Mission
Bohemian Mission
Holland Mission
Moravian-Silesian Mission
Totals
77,416,561
74
4,172
8,279,550
7,543,814
16,299,500
1
2
1
6
65
17
European Division Missions

Abyssinian Mission
British East African Mission
Egyptian Mission
STATISTICAL TABLES.
German Pare Mission

German Victoria Nyanza Mission
North African Mission
Persian Mission
Syria-Arabia Mission
Totals
South African Union Conference.
Cape Free State Conference
Natal-Transvaal Conference
Barotseland Mission
Basutoland. Mission
Emmanuel Mission
Marantha Mission
Nyasaland Mission
Solusi Mission
Somabula Mission
Tsungwesi Mission
Zulu Mission
Totals
South American Union Conference
Argentine Conference
Chile Conference
Alto-Parana Missipn
Bolivia Mission
Ecuador Mission
Peru Mission
Uruguay Mission
Totals
Brazilian Union Conference
Parana Conference
Rio Grande do Sul Conference
Santa Catharina Conference
East Brazil Mission
North Brazil Mission
Rio Espirito Santo Mission
San Paulo Mission
Totals
West Indian Union Conference
Central America Conference (e)
Jamaica Conference
South Caribbean Conference
West Caribbean Conference (e)
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Population
Churches
8,004,227
4,430,000
14,055,000
4,288,600
1
3
..
..
2
Members
61,900,691
10
251
2,800,000
2,750,000
400,000
260,000
200.000
1,650,000
1,200,000
150,000
650,000
500,000
20
5
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
580
153
53
10
...
41
204
100
78
20
18
10,560,000
34
1,257
7,285,960
3,500,000
800,000
1,954,000
1,500,000
4,559,550
1,200,000
14
17
7
..
1
4
3
760
500
198
...
12
144
80
20,799,510
46
1,694
375,000
1,600,000
425,000
4,472,000
9,003,000
2,520.000
3,400,000
4
10
6
1
1
5
3
150
399
161
19
55
150
70
21,795,000
30
1,004
3,530,242
831.000
650,000
1,069,297
5
37
15
13
200
1,421
926
425
96,
35
...
...
32
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STATISTICAL TABLES.
British Guiana Mission
Cuban Mission (e)
East Caribbean Mission
Haitian Mission
Porto Rico Mission
Venezuela Mission (e)
Totals
Population
300,000
2,028,282
600,000
1,500,000
1,768,012
3,000,000
Churches Members
437
12
84
3
5
260
4
146
1
28
1
20
15,276,833
96
3,947
362,000,000
28
1,000
78,000,000
12,000,000
130.000,000
68,000,000
30,000,000
5
2
3
100
71
45
318,000,000
10
216
56,000
20,000
358,564
200,000
15,000.000
4,000,000 ,
1
1
..
1
4
3
12
' 39
...
42
121
138
19,634,564
10
352
Union Conferences in United. States

92,036,622
Union Conferences in Canada
7,065,116
5,906,623
European Union Conferences
550,897,698
Miscellaneous Union Conferences
768,065,907
Totals for United States
92,036,622
All. Other Countries
1,331,935,344
1,841
88
123
568
254
1,841
1,033
61,722
2,143
4,476
20,233
9,470
61,722
36,322
Asiatic Division
Asiatic Division (e) (9 Missions) India Union Mission
Bengal Mission
Burma Mission
North India Mission
South India Mission
West India Mission
Totals
Miscellaneous Missions
Bahamas Mission
Bermuda Mission
Canary Islands Mission
Hawaiian Mission
Mexican Mission
West African Mission
Totals
Grand Totals for 1912
1,423,971,966
2,874
98,044
,Grand Totals for 1911

(e) Estimated.
1,413,182,994
1,579,586,695
1,414,694,654
2,799
2,537
2,243
93,378
83,145
71,891
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF
By the late Uriah Smith.
Seventh-day Adventists have no creed but the Bible; but they hold
to certain well-defined points of faith, for which they feel prepared to
give a reason " to every man that asketh " them. The following propositions may be taken as a summary of the principal features of their
religious faith, upon which there is, so far as is known, entire unanimity throughout the body. They believe:
1. That there is one God, a personal, spiritual being, the Creator
of all things, omnipotent, omniscient, and eternal; infinite in wisdom,
holiness, justice, goodness, truth, and mercy; unchangeable, and everywhere present by his representative, the Holy Spirit. Ps. 139: 7.
2. That there is one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of the Eternal
Father, the one by whom he created all things, and by whom they do
consist; that he took on him the nature of the seed of Abraham for
the redemption of our fallen race; that he dwelt among men, full of
grace and truth, lived our example, died our sacrifice, was raised for
our justification, ascended on high to be our only mediator in the sanctuary in heaven, where through the merits of his shed blood, he secures
the pardon and forgiveness of the sins of all those who persistently
come to him; and,as the closing portion of his work as priest, before he
takes his throne as king, he will make the great atonement for the sins
of all such, and their sins will then be blotted out (Acts 3: 19) and
borne away from the sanctuary, as shown in the service of the Levitical
priesthood, which foreshadowed and prefigured the ministry of our
Lord in heaven. See Leviticus 16; Heb. 8: 4, 5; 9: 6, 7.
3. That the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments were
given by inspiration of God, contain a full revelation of his will to
man, and are the only infallible rule of faith and practise.
4. That baptism is an ordinance of the Christian church, to follow
faith and repentance, an ordinance by which we commemorate the
_resurrection of Christ, as by this act we show our faith in his burial
and resurrection, and through that, in the resurrection of all the saints
at the last day; and that no other mode more fitly represents. these
facts than that which the Scriptures prescribe, namely, immersion
Rom. 6: 3-5; Col. 2: 12.
5. That the new birth comprises the entire change necessary to fit
us for the kingdom of God, and consists of two parts: First, a moral
change wrought by conversion and a Christian life (John 5: 3); second, a physical change at the second coming of Christ, whereby, if
dead, we are raised incorruptible, and if living, are changed to immortality in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye. Luke 20: 36; 1 Cor.
15: 51, 52.
6. That prophecy is a part of God's revelation to man; that it is
included in that Scripture which is profitable for instruction (2 Tim.
3: 16) ; that it is designed for us and our children (Dent. 29: 29); that
so far from being enshrouded in impenetrable mystery, it is that which
especially constitutes the word of God a lamp to our feet and a light
to our path (Ps. 119: 105; 2 Peter 1: 19); that a blessing is pronounced
upon those who study it (Rev. 1: 1-3); and that, consequently, it is
to be understood, by the people of God sufficiently to show them their
position in the world's history and the special duties required at their
hands.
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7. That the world's history from specified dates in the past, the rise
and fall of empires, and the chronological succession of events down to
the settin-g up of God's everlasting kingdom, are outlined in numerous
great chains of prophecy; and that these prophecies are now all fulfilled
except the closing scenes.
8. That the doctrine of the world's conversion and a temporal millennium is a fable of these last days, calculated to lull men into a
state of carnal security, and cause them to be overtaken by the great
day of the Lord as by a thief in the night (1 "Thess. 5: 3); that the
second coming of Christ is to precede, not follow, the millennium; for
until the Lord appears, the papal power, with all its abominations, is
to continue (2 Thess. 2: 8), the wheat and the tares grow together
(Matt. 13: 29, 30, 39), and evil men and seducers wax worse and worse,
as the Word of God declares. 2 Tim. 3: 1, 13.
9. That the mistake of Adventists in 1844 pertained to the nature
of the event then to transpire, .not to the time; that no prophetic
period is given to reach to the second advent, but that the longest one,
the two thousand and three hundred days of Dan. 8: 14, terminated
in 1844, and brought us to an event called the cleansing of the sanctuary. See Note 1.
10. That the sanctuary of the new covenant is the tabernacle of God
in heaven, of which Paul speaks in Hebrews S and onward, and of
which our Lord, as great high priest, is minister; that this sanctuary
is the antitype of the Mosaic tabernacle, and that the priestly work
of our Lord, connected therewith, is the antitype of the work of the
Jewish priests of the former dispensation (Heb. 8: 1-5, etc.) ; that this,
and not the earth, is the sanctuary to be cleansed at the end of the
two thousand and three hundred days, what is termed its cleansing
being in this ease, as in the type, simply the entrance of the high priest
into the most holy place, to finish the round of service connected therewith by making the atonement and removing from the sanctuary the
sins of believers (Acts 3: 19), and occupies a brief but indefinite space
in the second apartment (Leviticus 16; Heb. 9: 22, 23); and that this
work inTh73ntitype, beoinning in 1844, consists in actually blotting out b 4: 19), and occupies a brief but indefinite
the sins of believers (Acts
space of time, at the conclusion of which the work of mercy for the
world will be finished, and the second advent of Christ will take place.
11. That God's moral requirements are the same upon all men in
all dispensations; that these are summarily contained in the commandments spoken by Jehovah from Sinai, engraven on the tables of
stone, and deposited in the ark, which was in consequence called the
" ark of the covenant," or testament (Num. 10: 33; Heb. 9: 4, etc.);
that this law is immutable :yid perpetual, being a transcript of the
tables deposited in the ark in the true sanctuary on high, which is
also, for the same reason, called the ark of God's testament; for under
the' sounding of the seventh trumpet we are told that " the temple of
God was opened in,heaven, and there was seen in his temple the ark
of his testament." Rev. 11: 19.
12. That the fourth commandment of this law requires that we
devote the seventh day of each week, commonly called Saturday, to
abstinence from our own labor, and to the performance of sacred and
religious duties; that this is the only weekly Sabbath known to the
Bible, being the day that was set apart before Paradise was lost (Gen.
2: 2, 3), and which will be observed in Paradise restored (Isa. 66: 2i!,
23); that the facts upon which the Sabbath institution is based con-
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fine it to the seventh day, as they are not true of any other day, and
that the terms- Jewish Sabbath, as applied to the seventh day, and
Christian sabbath, as applied to the first day of the week, are names
of human invention, unscriptural in fact, and false in meaning.
13. That as the man of sin, the papacy, has thought to change times
and laws (the law of God, Dan. 7: 25), and has misled almost all
Christendom in regard to the fourth commandment, we find a prophecy
of reform in this respect to be wrought among believers just before the
coining of Christ. Isa. 56: 1, 2; 1 Peter 1: 5; Rev. 14: 12, etc.
14. That the followers of Christ should be a peculiar people, not following the maxims, nor conforming to the ways, of the world; not
loving its pleasures nor countenancing its follies; inasmuch as the
apostle says that " whosoever therefore will be " in thig sense, " a friend
of the world is the enemy of God " (James 4: 4) ; and Christ says
that we can not have WO masters, or, at the same time, serve God
and mammon. Matt. 6: 24.
15. That the Scriptures insist upon plainness and modesty of attire
as a prominent mark of discipleship in those who profess to be the
followers of Him who was " meek and lowly in heart; " that the
wearing of gold, pearls, and costly array, or anything designed merely
to adorn the person and foster the pride of the natural heart, is to be
discarded, according to such scriptures as 1 Tim. 2: 9, 10; 1 Peter 3: 3, 4.
16. That means for the support of evangelical work among men
should be contributed from love to God and love of souls, not raised
by church lotteries, or occasions designed to contribute to the fun-loving, ,appetite-indulging propensities of the sinner, such as fairs, festivals, crazy socials, etc., which are a disgrace to the professed church
of Christ; that the proportion of one's income required in former dispensation can be no less under the gospel; that it is the same as
Abraham (whose children we are, if we are Christ's. Gal. 3: 29) paid
to Melchisedec (type of Christ) when he gave him a tenth of all (Heb.
7: 1-4); the tithe is the Lord's (Lev. 27: 30) ; and this tenth of one's
income is also to be supplemented by offerings from those who are able,
for the support of the gospel. 2 Cor. 9: 6; Mal. 3: 8, 10.
17. That as the natural or carnal heart is at enmity with God and
his law, this enmity can be subdued only by a radical transformation
of the affections, the exchange of unholy for holy principles; that this
transformation follows repentance and faith, is the special work of
the Holy Spirit, and constitutes regeneration, or conversion.
18. That as all have violated the law of .God, and can not of themselves -render obedience to his just requirements, we are dependent on
Christ, first, for justification from our past offenses, and, secondly, for
grace whereby to render aceptable obedience to his holy law in time
to come.
19. That. the Spirit of God was promised to manifest itself. in the
church through certain gifts, enumerated especially in 1 Corinthinians 12
and Ephesians 4; that these gifts are not designed to supersede, or take
the plae of, the Bible, which is sufficient to make us wise unto salvation, any more than the Bible can take the place of the Holy Spirit;
that, in specifying the various channels of its operations, that Spirit
has simply made provision for its own existence and presence with the
people of God to the,end of time to lead to an understanding of that
word which it had inspired, to convince of sin, and to work a transformation in the heart and life; and that those who deny to the Spirit
its place and operation, do plainly deny that part of the Bible which
assigns to it this work and position.
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20. That God, in 'accordance with his uniform dealings with the race,
sends forth a proclamation of the approach of the second advent of
Christ; and that this work is symbolized by the three messages of
Revelation 14, the last one bringing to view the work of reform on
the law of God, that his people may acquire a complete readiness for
that event.
21. That the time of the cleansing of the sanctuary (see proposition
10), synchronizing with the time of the proclamation of the third
message (Rev. 14: 9,10), is a time of investigative judgment, first,
with reference to the dead, and secondly, at the close of probation, with
reference to the living, to determine who of the myriads now sleeping
in the dust of the earth are worthy of a part in the first resurrection,
and who of its living multitudes are worthy of translation, points
which must be determined before the Lord appears.
22. That the, grave, whither we all tend, expressed by the Hebrew
word " sheol " and the Greek word " hades," is a place, or condition, in
which there is no work, device, wisdom,nor knowledge. Eccl. 9: 10.
23. That the state to which we are reduced by death is one of silence,
inactivity, and entire unconsciousness. Ps. 146: 4; Eccl. 9: 5, 6; Dan.
12: 2.
24. That out of this prison-house of the grave, mankind are to be
brought by a bodily resurrection, the righteous having part in the first
resurrection, which takes place at the second coming of Christ; the
wicked in the second resurrection, which takes place in a thousand
years thereafter. Rev. 20: 4-6.
25. That at the last trump, the living righteous are to be changed
in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, and that the risen righteous
are to be caught up to meet the Lord in the air, so forever to be with
the Lord. 1 Thess. 4: 16, 17; 1 Cor. 15: 51, 52.
26. That these immortalized ones are then taken to heaven, to the
New Jerusalem, the Father's house, in which there are many mansions
(John 14: 1-3), where they reign with Christ a thousand years, judging
the world and fallen angels, that is, apportioning the punishment to
be executed upon them at the close of the one thousand years (Rev.
20: 4; 1 Cor. 6: 2, 3); that during this time the earth lies in a desolate,
chaotic condition (Jer. 4: 23-27), described, as in the beginning, by the
Greek term " abussos " (bottomless pit, Septuagint of Gen. 1: 2) ; and
that here Satan is confined during the thousand years (Rev. 20: 1, 2),
and here finally destroyed (Rev. 20: 10; Mal. 4:. 1) ; the theater of
the ruin he has wrought in the universe being appropriately made for
a time his gloomy prison-house, and then the place of his final execution.
27. That at the end of the thousand years the Lord descends with
his people and the New Jerusalem (Rev. 21: 2), the wicked dead are
raised, and come up on the surface of the yet unrene wed earth, and
gather about the city, the camp of the saints (Rev. 20: 9), and fire
comes down from God out of heaven and devours them. They are then
consumed, root and branch (Mal. 4: 1), becoming as though they had
not been (Obadiah 15, 16). In this everlasting destruction from the
presence of the Lord (2 Thess. 1: 9), the wicked meet the " everlasting
punishment" threatened against them (Matt. 25: 46), which is everlasting death. Rom. 6: 23; Rev. 20: 14, 15. This is the perdition of
ungodly men, the fire which consumes them being the fire for which
" the heavens and the earth, which are now, . . . are kept in store,"
which shall melt even the elements with its intensity, and purge the
earth from the deepest stains of the curse of sin. 2 Peter 3: 7-12.
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28. That new heavens and a new earth shall spring by the power of
God from the ashes of the old, and this renewed earth with the New
Jerusalem for its metropolis and capital shall be the eternal inheritance of the saints, the place where the righteous shall evermore dwell.
5.
2 Peter 3: 13; Ps. 37: 11, 29; Matt.
NovE 1, REPARDINO PROPOSITION 9. The Adventists of 1844 expected
that the end of the world would come in that year, because they held that
certain prophecies would then transpire, which they believed reached to the
coming of the Lord. Chief among these was the prophecy of Dan. 8: 13, 14,
which says that at the end of the prophetic period of 2300 days (years)
the sanctuary should he cleansed. They believed that the earth was the
sanctuary then to be cleansed. and that its cleansing was to be accomplished
with fire, which would accompany the manifestation of the Lord from
heaven. From these premises, the conclusion seemed inevitable that when
the 2300 years ended, in 1844. the Lord would come.
But the day passed, and no Saviour anneared. Suspended between hope
and fear. and waiting until every plausible allowance for possible inaccuracies of reckoning and variations of time, was exhausted, it became at
length apparent that a great mistake had been made. and that the mistake
must he on one or both of the following points: either, first, the period of
the 2300 days did not end at that time, and they had made a mistake in
supposing that they would terminate in that year : or, secondly, the cleansing of the sanctuary was not to be the burning of the earth at the second
coming of Christ, and hence they had made a mistake in expecting such an
event at that time. While there was a possibility that they had made a
mistake on both these points, it was certain that they had made a mistake
on one of them : and either one would be sufficient to account for the fact
that the Lord did not then appear.
A movement which had enlisted the whole interest of thousands upon
thousands. and thrilled their hearts with enthusiastic hope, was not to he
abandoned, especially by its more conservative and sincere adherents, without earnest thought and reflection. The whole field of evidence was therefore carefully resurveyed. It soon became apparent that two methods were
being adopted to account for the fact that the Lord did not come when
he was expected, and to explain the consequent disappointment.
One class, at. a rash bound, reached the conclusion that they had made
a mistake in the time, and that the prophetic periods had not expired. This
was, of course, to abandon the whole previous movement, with all its accompanying manifestations of divine power ; for if the time was wrong,
everything was wrong.
Another. class, impressed with the fact that God had given too much
evidence of his connection with the movement to allow them to abandon it,
carefully reviewed the evidence on every point. The result with them was
-a clearer conviction of the strength and harmony of the argument on
chronology. They saw no ground to change their views upon the reckoning
of the time, but felt more convinced than ever that the 2300 days were correctly applied, and that they terminated at the time appointed in 1844.
Thus they became satisfied that the error lay in their previous views of the
subject of the sanctuary and its cleansing, and that they had made a mistake in supposing that the earth would' be burned at the end of the 2300
days. because the prophecy said that then the " sanctuary " should " be
cleansed."
This brings us to note the difference between Seventh-day Adventists and
those called First-day Adventists, as respects chronology. The latter,'believing that the prophetic periods were given to make known the time of
Christ's coming, and that they have not yet ended. are held to one of two
conclusions; either that all that is said in the Bible about these periods
is so much of revelation unrevealed. or else that the time of Christ's coming is to be known. The first conclusion; as consistent believers in the Bible,
they can not adopt, and hence their continual efforts to readjust the prophetic periods, and fix upon some new time for Christ to come. From this
has arisen, in these later years. all the fantastic time-setting which has
very naturally disgusted the world, and worse than this. has brought a stigma
of reproach upon all prophetical study. On the other hand, Seventh-day
Adventists set no time. While they believe that the prophetic periods are
to be understood. they believe also that these periods have been correctly
interpreted, and have all terminated ; so that now there is no data from
which to reason respecting a definite time for their Lord to collie.
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The domestic rates apply on matter sent between the following
countries: United States, Cuba, Canal Zone, Hawaii, Philippines, Republic of Panama, Porto Rico, Guam, Tutuila (Samoa), Windward Islands, Canada, Newfoundland, Mexico, Shanghai, China (subject to duty,
payable on delivery), Great Britain, Ireland, and Germany (by direct
steamer to Great Britain and Germany).
Foreign.
The rates of postage on matter to be sent to countries of the Universal Postal Union other than those named above, are as follows:
Letters, and other sealed matter, five cents for the first ounce, and
three cents for each additional ounce or fraction thereof.
Commercial pape'rs, for the first ten ounces or less, five cents; and
for each additional two ounces, or fraction of two ounces, one cent.
Limit of weight, four pounds, six ounces.
Postal cards, two cents each.
Magazines, newspapers, etc., two ounces for one cent.
In the catalogue of publications issued by the Review and Herald
Publishing Association, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C., will
be found 'works treating at length upon the principal themes mentioned
in the Statement of Fundamental Principles. Classified lists, giving
the names of all the tracts treating on various subjects can also be
supplied. Catalogue of publications in English or in foreign languages
sent free.
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE

GENERAL CONFERENCE.
(As amended at the thirty-eighth session, held at Washington, D. C.,

May 15 to June 8, 1913.)
Article I Name.
This organization shall be known as the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
Article II Otject.
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 division conferences as have been or shall be properly
organized and accepted by vote.
(b) Such- union conferences not included in any division conference
as have been or shall be properly organized and accepted by vote.
(c) Such local conferences not embraced in any union conference as
have been or shall be properly organized and accepted by vote.
(d) Such division missions and such union missions not included in
any division conference or mission as have been or shall be properly
organized and accepted by vote.'
(e) 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, 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 ac7
credited by division conferences and missions, by union conferences not
included in any division conference, and local conferences not included,
in any union conference.
Sec. 5. Each division conference or mission shall be entitled to one

delegate without regard to numbers, an additional delegate for each
union conference or mission, and for each local conference in its territory, and an additional delegate for each five hundred of its membership.
Each union conference not included in a division conference shall be
entitled to one delegate without regard to numbers, an additional delegate for each conference in its territory, and an additional delegate for
five hundred of its membership. Each local conference not ineluded 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 division
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or union conferences shall have such representation as may be decided

by the General Conference Executive Committee, and accepted by the
delegates in session.
Article IV Officers and Their Duties.
Section 1. The regular officers of this Conference shall be a president, the vice-presidents, a secretary, a 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 committee, and labor in the general interests of the Conference, as the executive committee may advise.
Sec. 3.. Vice-presidents: The president of each division conference
or mission shall be a vice-president of the General Conference. His
duties shall be such as are prescribed by the constitution of his division
conference or mission.
Sec. 4. Secretary: It shall be the duty of the 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
division, union, and local conferences and missions, as may be desired
by the conference or the executive committee, and to perform such
other duties as usually pertain to such office.
Sec. 5. Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the treasurer and the
assistant treasurer to receive all funds and disburse them by order
of the president, and to render such financial statements at regular
intervals as may be desired by the conference or the executive committee.
Sec. 6: Election of officers: All officers of the Conference, and the
members of the executive committee except such members as are presidents and vice-presidents of division conferences and presidents of
union conferences, shall be chosen by the delegates at the regular
quadrennial sessions of the General Conference, and shall hold their
offices for the period of four years. or until their successors are elected,
and appear to enter upon their duties.
Article V Executive Committee.
Section 1. At each 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 secretary, the treasurer, the vice-presidents of division conferences and missions, the presidents of union conferences, the
superintendents of organized union missions, the secretaries in charge
Of duly organized departments, namely, the Publishing, Medical, Educational, Sabbath-school, Young People's Missionary Volunteer, the
ex-presidents of the General Conference having credentials from this
conference, and eleven other persons.
Article VI Incorporations, Departments, and Agents.
Section 1. Such incorporations may be authorized and departments
created 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 organization, as may be provided in the statutory law governing each. ,
See. 3. The Conference shall employ such committees, secretaries,
treasurers, agents, ministers, missionaries, and other persons, and make
such distribution of its laborers, as may be necessary to effectively
execute its work.
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Sec. 4. The Conference shall grant credentials or licenses to its

ministers and missionaries: In division missions and in union missions
outside of division missions the respective executive committees shall
have power to grant credentials and licenses to foreign and native
workers.
Article VII Sessions.
Section 1. This Conference shall hold quadrennial sessions at such
date and place as the executive committee shall designate by a notice
published 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
provision 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 proposed 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.
Section 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 Confer,ence, the executive
committee shall provide such temporary committees as may be necessary to conduct the preliminary work of the Conference.
Article II Executive Committee.
Section 1. During the intervals between sessions of the Conference,
the executive committee shall have full administrative power, with
authority to grant and withdraw credentials and licenses, and to fill
for the current term any vacancies that may occur in its officers,
boards, committees, 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
executive 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
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may be called by the secretary upon the lyritten request of any five
members of the committee.
Article III Departments.
Section 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.
Section 1. This Conference shall receive a tithe from all of its
division, union, and local conferences and division missions, 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.
Section 1. The executive committee shall have the accounts of the

Conference and of 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
secretary, the treasurer, and not less than seven presidents of union
conferences, shall constitute a committee for auditing and settling all
accounts against the General Conference.
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE NORTH AiVIERICAN
DIVISION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS.
(As adopted at its organization, at Washington, D. C., May 26, 1913.)
Article I Name.
This organization shall be known as the North American Division
Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
Article II Territory.
The territory of this conference shall be the continent of North
America, excepting Mexico and the states of Central America.
Article III Object.
The object of this conference is to teach the everlasting gospel of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. '
Article IV Membership.
Section 1. The membership of this conference shall consist of:
(a) Such union conferences as have been or shall be properly organized and accepted by vote.
(b) Such union mission fields as have been or shall be properly organized and accepted by vote.
(c) Such local conferences outside of any union as have been or
shall be properly organized and accepted by vote.
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(d) Missions, properly organized, and not included in any union.

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 division conference executive committee and the General
Conference Executive Committee.

(b) Such representatives of organized missions in the division as
may be recommended by the executive committee, and accepted by the
delegates in session.
Sec. 4. Regular delegates shall be such persons as are duly accredited by union conferences and by local conferences not included
in any union.
Sec. 5. Each union conference shall be entitled to one delegate, without regard to numbers, an additional delegate for each conference in its
territory, and an additional delegate for each five hundred of its membership. Each local conference not included in any union conference,
shall be entitled to one delegate without regard to numbers, and to one
additional delegate for each five hundred members.
Sec. 6. (a) Each union mission shall be represented in conference
sessions by delegates chosen on the basis of one for, the union mission, one for each organized mission within its territory, and one for
each five hundred of its members.
(b) Each organized mission field outside of any union, shall be entitled to one delegate.
(c) The delegates of union and local mission fields shall be appointed
.
by the executive committee of the conference.
Article V Executive Committee.
Section 1. At each session, the conference shall elect an executive
committee for carrying on its work between sessions.
Sec. 2. The executive committee shall consist of the president, vicepresident, secretary, treasurer, the presidents of the union conferences,
the superintendents of organized union missions, and the secretary of
each department of the confeience; namely, the Publishing, Medical,
Educational, Young People's, Sabbath-school, Religious Liberty, General
Foreign, German, Danish-Norwegian, Swedish, and Negro, and five additional persons.
Article VI Officers and Their Duties.
Section 1. The regular officers of this conference shall be a president,
a vice-president, a secretary, and a treasurer, who shall be elected by
the conference. One or more auditors shall also be elected by the conference.
Sec. 2. President: The president shall act as chairman of the executive committee, and labor in the general interests of the conference,
as the executive committee may advise.
Sec. 3. Vice-President: It shall be the duty of the vice-president
to assist the president in his work, as the executive committee may advise, and, in the absence of the president, to preside at the councils
of the members of the executive committee.
Sec. 4. Secretary: It shall be the duty of the secretary to keep the
minutes of the conference sessions, and of the meetings of the ex-
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ecutive committee, and to collect such data from union and local conferences and missions as may be desired by the conference or by the
executive committee, and to perform such other duties as usually pertain to such office.
Sec. 5. Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the treasurer to receive
all funds, and disburse them by order of the president, and to render
such financial statements at regular intervals as may be desired by the
conference or by the executive committee.
Sec. 6. Election of officers: All officers of the conference and members
.of the executive committee except such members as are presidents of
union conferences or superintendents of union mission fields, shall be
chosen by the delegates at the regular session of the North American
Division Conference, and shall hold their offices for the period of four
years, or until their successors are elected and appear to enter upon
their duties.
Article VII Incorporations, Departments, and Agents.
Section 1. Such incorporations and departments may be created as
the development of the work requires.
Sec. 2. At each regular session of this confrence, the delegates shall
elect such trustees of all corporate bodies connected with this organization as may be provided in the statutory laws governing each.
Sec. 3. The conference - shall employ such committees, secretaries,
treasurers, agents, ministers, missionaries, and other persons, and shall
make such distribu
tion of its laborers, as may be necessary to execute
its work effectively. It shall also grant credentials or licenses to its
ministers and missionaries.
Article VIII Sessions.
Section 1. This conference shall hold its first regular session in
1915, and shall thereafter hold quadrennial sessions at such date and
place as the executive committee shall designate by a notice published
in the Advent Review and Sabbath Herald at least six weeks before
the date of 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 IX 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
provision not inconsistent with this constitution..
Article X Amendments.
This constitution or its by-laws may be amended by a two-thirds
rote of the voters present at any session, such amendments to be not
inconsistent with the constitution of the General Conference, and provided, further, that if it is purposed to amend the constitution at a
special session, notice of such purpose shall be given in the call for such special session.
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BY-LAWS.
Article I Executive Committee.

Section 1. During the intervals 'between sessions of the conference,
the executive committee shall have full administrative power, with
authority to grant and withdraw credentials and licenses, and to fill
for the current term any vacancies that may occur in its offices, boards,
committees, or agents by death, resignation, or otherwise except
in cases where other provision for filling such vacancies shall be
made by vote of the conference. The withdrawal of credentials or filling
of vacancies on the executive committee shall require the consent of twothirds of the members of the executive committee.
Sec. 2. Any five members of the executive committee, including the
president or vice-president, shall be empowered to transact such executive business as is in harniony with the general plans outlined by
the committee, but the concurrence of all five 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 vice-president; or such meeting may
be called by the secretary, upon the written request of any five members of the executive committee.
Sec. 4.Previous to each session of the conference, the executive
cbmmittee shall provide such temporary committees as may be necessary to conduct the preliminary work of the conference.
Article II Departments.
The work of the departments of this organization shall be in charge
of the secretaries elected by the conference, associated with the committees selected by the executive committee, when not otherwise provided for by the conference.
Article III Finance.

Section 1. The division conference shall receive a tithe from all its
union conferences, and from local conferences outside of any union,
and the tithe of the union missions and local mission fields outside of
any union.
Sec. 2. This conference shall pay a tithe of its regular tithe to the
General Conference.
Sec. 3. The executive committee shall be authorized to call for such
special donations as may be necessary to properly prosecute the work
of the conference.
Sec. 4. The conference shall receive any percentage of tithes, or any
surplus tithes, that may be turned over to it by any field.
Sec. 5. The conference shall receive offerings devoted to missions.
Sec. 6. All funds received for mission work to be used outside of
this conference shall be passed on each month to the General Conference treasury.
Article IV Audits.
Section 1. The executive officers shall have the accounts of the conference audited at least once each calendar year, and shall report upon
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the same to the executive committee of the. conference at file annual

sessions of the committee, and to the conference at its quadrennial
sessions.
Sec. 2. The executive committee shall appoint annually six persons
not in its employ, who, with the president, the vice-president, the secretary, the treasurer, and not less than five presidents of union conferences or superintendents of union mission fields, shall constitute a
committee for auditing and settling all accounts against the conference.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE NORTH AlVIARICAN
CONFERENCE CORPORATION OF SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTISTS.
Know All Men by These Presents: That we, the undersigned, namely,
George B. Thompson, of Takoma Park, Md.; Walter T. Knox, of Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.; William W. Prescott, Takoma Park,
Washington, D. C.; Edwin R. Palmer, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.;
and Irwin H. Evans, of Takoma Park, Md., being of full age and citizens of the United States, and a majority of whom are residents of
the District of Columbia, desiring to associate ourselves together to
form a corporation . for the purpose and objects hereinafter set out, in
pursuance of and in conformity with. sections 599 to 604 .inclusive, of
subchapter three of the Code of the District of Columbia, approved
March 3, l901, and amended by subsequent acts of Congress, for ourselves, our associates, and successors,do make, sign, and acknowledge
this certificate in writing, which, when recorded, shall constitute the
Articles of Incorporation of the hereinafter-named corporation.
Name.
First: The name of the corporation hereby created shall be " North
American Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists."
Duration.
Second: The term for which said corporation is organized and the
duration of its existence is to be perpetual.
Business and Objects.
Third: The particular business and objects for which this corporation is formed are for the purpose of diffusing moral and religious
knowledge throughout the entire world by means of churches, organizations, publishing houses, medical or health institutions, educational
institutions, publications, missionary agencies, and all other instrumentalities and methods appropriate and available for and tending to
the advancement of such ends and aims, and to that end to receive
loans, gifts, and deposits of money; to issue notes; to grant annuities;
to make loans; to acquire, possess, and hold title to real, personal, and
mixed estates in this or foreign countries, either in trust or otherwise, by gift, bequest, devise, or purchase, and to have power to pledge,
incumber, sell, and convey the same by such mortgages or other instrument of security or conveyance as-may be suitable; it being, however, expressly declared that this corporation is not for personal profit
or gain to any orie, but that all its property and effects must be used
and expended in carrying into effect the aims, ends, and objects of
its existence.
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Trustees.
Fourth: The business, affairs, and. funds of this corporation shall
be under the control and management of a Board of Trustees, which,
for the first year of its existence, shall be composed of seven persons
to be elected by the aforesaid persons, who do hereby associate themselves together by this instrument of writing for the purposes of this
incorporation. Their successors shall be chosen at such time and place
and in such manner as shall be provided in the By-lawis of this corporation, and a majority of the Board shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of business. Whenever a vacancy shall occur in such
Board of Trustees, it shall be filled in the manner prescribed in the
By-laws.
Fifth: This corporation shall enjoy all the rights, privileges, and
immunities, and exercise all the powers and authorities now conferred,
or ,which may hereafter be conferred, by the laws of the United States
upon corporations of a similar kind or nature.
In Testimony Whereof We, the said subscribers, have hereunto set
our hands at the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, this
thirty-first day of October, 1913.
George B. Thonipson (LS)
Walter T. Knox
(LS)
William W. Prescott (LS)
Edwin R. Palmer
(LS)
Irwin H. Evans
(LS)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA)
:SS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA )
I, H. Edson Rogers, a Notary Public in and for said District of
Columbia, do hereby certify that George B. Thompson, Walter T. Knox,
Edwin R. Palmer, William W. Prescott, and Irwin H. Evans, being by
me personally well known as. the persons who signed and executed
the above certificate of incorporation of the North American Conference
Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists, bearing date of the 31st day of
October, A. D. 1913, personally appeared before me in said District and
severally acknowledged the same to be their act and deed for the uses
and purposes therein set forth.
Given under my hand and seal this 31st day of October, A. D. 1913.
H. Edson Rogers,
Notary Public in and for the District of Columbia.
(Seal)
My commission expires June 4, 1917.
BY-LAWS.
Article I Name.
The nape of this corporation is " North American Conference C,orporation of Seventh-day Adventists."
Article II Location.
The principal office of this corporation is located at Washington,
District of Columbia.
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Article III Object.
The particular objects for.which this corporation is formed are such

as are set forth in the Articles of Incorporation.
IV Membership.
The
The members of this corporation shall be the Executive Committee
of the North American Division Conference of Seventh-day Adventists,
and all other accredited delegates to the North American Division
Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. For the purpose of this corporation these delegates shall continue in office until other delegates
are chosen to succeed them.
Article V Trustees.
Section 1. The members of this corporation shall elect biennially
seven persons to act as trustees for this corporation, who shall hold
their offices until their successors are duly elected and appear to enter
upon their duties.
Sec. 2. The trustees shall have the ordering of all affairs of this
corporation, the management and disposal of all its property, and the
execution of all trusts confided to it.
Sec. 3. A quorum to do business shall consist of not less than four
trustees, one of whom shall be an officer of the Board.
Sec. 4. The trustees shall elect annually a President, a Secretary,
and a Treasurer. The President and Treasurer shall be members of
the Board of Trustees; the Secretary may or may not be a member of
the Board of Trustees.
Sec.' 5. The trustees shall employ a competent Auditor, who shall
audit the books of this corporation, and submit an itemized report to
the members of the corporation annually, or at such times as may be
required by the Board.
Sec. 6. The trustees shall have power to fill any vacancy occurring
in their membership.
Article VI Duties of Officers.
The duties of the officers of this corporation shall be such as usually
pertain to such offices respectively, and such other duties as the Board
of Trustees may prescribe. The President and the Secretary, or in the
absence of either, the other and the Treasurer, shall, in behalf of the
corporation, sign all deeds, mortgages, powers of attorney, annuity
agreements, or other instruments of writing of similar character and
import.
Article VII Seal.
The seal of this corporation shall consist of an ordinary-sized circular impression with the words " North American Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists " in an outer circle enclosing the
word " seal " and the word " incorporated."
Article VIII Meetings.
Section 1. Every regular and special meeting of the members of
this corporation shall be called by the Board of Trustees. Notice of
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any such meeting shall be published in three successive issues preceding the time of the meeting, in the Advent Review and Sabbath
Herald, a weekly paper published at Washington, D. C.
Sec. 2. The trustees are always in session, no adjournment ever
taking place, and may transact business whenever a quorum is present.
Sec. 3. When not otherwise especially provided, all votes of the
members of this corporation for the election of trustees or for the
decidino of other questions shall be taken viva voce.
Sec.b 4. Each voter, whether member or trustee, shall have one vote,
and only one, on any question.
Article IX Amendments.
These By-laws may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the members of the corporation present and votinc, at any regular meeting of
said members, when the proposed amendment does not conflict with
the Articles of Incorporation of this corporation. When it is proposed
to change the By-laws at any special meeting of the members of the
corporation, notice shall be given to this effect in the call for the meeting, and the nature of the proposed amendment or amendments shall
be stated.
INDEX.
A BYSSINIAN Mission
121
Academies,, Directories of 158-177
Addington Intermediate School 158
Adelaide Sanitarium
197
Adelphian Academy
158
Adriatic Mission
102
Alabama Conference
79
Alaska Mission
63
Alberta Conference
89
Alberta Industrial Academy
159
Algerian Mission (See North African Mission)
Amur Mission
121
Annual Offerings
275
Appropriations for Missions
276
Argentine Conference
144
Arizona Conference
64
Arkansas Conference
84
Armenian Mission
120
Armona Academy
159
Asiatic Division
126
Atlanta Branch Publishing House 184
Atlanta Sanitarium
197
Atlantic UNon Conference
17
131
Australasian Missionary College 159
Austrian Mission
99
Avondale School (See Australasian Missionary College)
Avondale Health Retreat
197
Avondale Press
178
109
Azof Conference
AHAMAS Mission
156
Baltic Conference
111
Barotseland Mission
141
Basle Branch Publishing House 179
Basutoland Missions
141
Battle Creek Industrial Academy 160
Bavarian Conference
98
Beechwood Academy
160
Belgian Mission
119
Bellair Hydropathic Sanitarium 197
Bengali language, periodical in 190
Bengal Mission
154
Bermuda Mission
156
Bethel Academy
160
Bethel Girls' School
160
112
Black Sea Mission
Bohemian language, periodical in 190
Bohemian Mission
100
Bolivia Mission
144
Borneo, Missions in
130
Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium
197
Brazil Publishing House
178
Brazil Union Conference
146
90
British Columbia Conference
British East African Mission
121
151
British Guiana Mission
British North Borneo Mission
130
178
British Publishing House
British Union Conference
94
95
British Union District
Broadview Swedish Seminary
160
160
Buena Vista Academy
Buenos Aires Publishing House 178
120
Bulgarian Mission
Burma Mission
154
Burmese School (See Meiktila
School)
Burmese language, periodical , in 190
310
C APES
California Conference
205, 206
65
Campion Academy
161
Canadian Branch Pub. House
182
Canadian Union Conference ( See
Eastern Can. Un. Conf.)
Canadian Publishing Association 178
Canary Islands Mission
122
Cape Colony Conference
139
Cape Sanitarium
197
Cape Sanitarium Annex
198
Caterham Sanitarium ...... .
198
Cedar Lake Academy
161
Central American Conference
149
Central California Conference
67
Central China Mission
126
Central European Union Conf.
97
Central Turkish Mission
120
Central Union Conference
24
Chesapeake Conference
33
Chile Conference
144
China, Missions in
126, 127
China Missions Training School . 161
Chinese language, periodical in 190
Chinese Publishing House
183 '
Christchurch Sanitarium
198
Christian Record Publishing Co 178
Christiania Health Home
198
Christiania Publishing House (See
Scandinavian Pub. House)
Cilician Mission
120
Claremont Union College
161
Clearwater Lake Ind. School
162
Clinton German Seminary
162
Colleges, directories of
158-177
Colorado Conference
......
25
Columbia Union Conference .... 32
Conferences, tables of
277-285
Congo Mission
125
Constitution and By-laws of General Conference
299
Of N. Amer. Div.
302
306
Of N. Amer. Conf. Corp.
Cook Islands Mission
137
Copenhagen Branch Pub. House 183
Cuban Mission
152
Cumberland Conference
72
language,
D ANISH-NORWEGIAN
periodicals in ........ 190, 191
Danish-Norwegian Seminary
162
Danube Union Conference
100
Darling Range School
162
Denmark Conference
113
Denominational literature, languages in which issued
196
Denominational periodicals . 185-196
Directory of Ministers
207-233
District of Columbia Conference 34
Africa, Missions in . 121, 122
EAST
East Brazil Mission
147
East Caribbean Mission
152
East China Mission
127
East Galician Mission
106
East German Conference (See
Oder Conference)
East German Union Conference . 103
East German Union District
104
INDEX.
East Indies and Federated Malay
States
130
East Java Mission
130
East Kansas Conference
26
East Michigan Conference
43
East Norway Conference
114
East Prussian Conference
104
East Russian Union Conf.
109
East Siberian Mission ......
122
Eastern Canadian Union Conf. 40
Eastern Pennsylvania Conference 34
145
Ecuador Mission
Educational Dept. of Gen. Conf. 8
Of N. Amer. Div.
14
284
Statistics of
Educational Institutions .... 258-177
Outline of courses in
158
122
Egyptian Mission
Emmanuel Mission
141
Emmanuel Missionary College
163
Emmanuel Miss. College Press
179
English periodicals
185-189
Esthonian, periodical in
191
European Division Conference 93-125
European Division Missions . 121-125
CERNANDO Academy (See. San
Fernando)
Fernwood Intermediate School
163
Fiji Mission ...
137
Fiji Training School
163
Fijian language, periodical in
191
Finland Conference
114
Finland Publishing House
179
Finnish language, periodical in 191
Fireside Correspondence School 163
Florida Conference
74
198
Florida Sanitarium
Food Companies
205
Foreign Departments of N. Amer
Division
15
Foreign languages, periodicals in
190-196
Foreign fields, workers sent to,
276
1901-1913
10
Foreign Mission Board
Foreign Missions and Funds, ta279
bles of
190-196
'Foreign periodicals
164
Forest Home Academy
Fort Worth Branch Pub. House 184
164
Fox River Academy
107
French Conference
French language, periodicals in 191.
164
Friedensau Industrial School
198
Friedensau Sanitarium
Friendly Islands Mission
137
Fundamental Principles of Seventh-day Adventists
293
Funds, tables of
277-285
Funds, Special, list of
276
Industrial School . 164
GARHIVAL
General Conf., Directory of 5-11
276
Appropriations of
299
Constitution and By-laws
Laborers engaged under
10
Mission fields under direction
156
of
Presidents and Secretaries of 275
274
Sessions of, list of
General
Conference Executive
5
Committee
General Conference Association
10
311
General Conference Corporation

9
Georgia Conference
75
German East African Mission
122
German language, periodicals in 191
German-Swiss Conference
98
Glendale Mission
141
Glendale Sanitarium
199
Good Health Assn., Ltd.
199
Gold Coast Mission
123
Goldsberry Intermediate School 164
Gravel Ford Academy
165
Graysviile Sanitarium
199
Greater New York Conference
18
Grecian Mission
121
Greenland, mission in
115
Guatemala English School
165
Guatemala Mission
153
Mission
H AITIEN
Hamburg Publishing House
153
179
Hastings Intermediate School
165
Hawaiian Mission
156
Harvest Ingathering, funds received by
276
Hazel Academy
165
Hemingford Intermediate School
(See Wyoming Inter. School)
Hessian Conference
117
Hill Agricultural Academy
165
Hindi language, periodical in
192
Historical Summary
235-276
Holland language, periodicals in 192
Holland Missicin
119
Hungarian Branch Pub. House 180
Hungarian language, periodical in 192
T CELANDIC Mission
115
Indiana Conference
44
India Union Mission
153
India Publishing House
180
Institutional Recapitulation for
1912
285
International Publishing Assn.
180
Iowa Conference
52
Iowa Industrial Academy (See
Oak Park. Academy)
Iowa Sanitarium
199
Irish Mission
97
Italian language, periodical in
193.
Italian Mission
108
T AMAICA Conference ...
149
) Japan Mission
128
Japanese language, periodical in 193
Japanese Mission Training School 165
181
Japanese Publishing House
Java, missions in
130
ANSAS City Branch Publishmg House
182
Kansas Sanitarium
199
Keene Industrial Academy
166
Kentucky Conference
79
Ketchum Intermediate School
166
Kimberley Baths
199
Kingston Preparatory School
166
Kolo Mission
141
Korean Industrial School
166
Korean language, periodical in 193
Korean Mission
129
Korean Mission Press
181
312
INDEX.
tables of ... 282, 283

L ABORERS,
La Fayette Sanitarium (See
Wabash Valley Sanitarium)
Lake Geneva Sanitarium
200
43
Lake Union Conference
Languages in which denominational literature is issued
196
Latin Union Conference
107
107
Latin Union District
Latin Union Publishing House
181
166
Latin Union School
166
Laurelwood Academy
Legal Corporations of the General Conference
9 10
.107
Leman Conference
Lettonian language, periodical in 193
Levant Branch Publishing House 180
120
Levant Union Mission
167
Levant School
Licentiates under the. General
11
Conference
Literature, languages in which
196
issued
111
Little Russian Conference
Local conferences. periodicals by 189
16
Lodi Normal Institute
167
Loma Linda College
200
Loma Linda Sanitarium
137
Lord Howe Mission
80
Louisiana Conference
117
Lower Rhenish Conference
200
123
19
Maine Conference
130
Malay Missions
91
Manitoba Conference
177
Manson Industrial Academy
193
Maori language, periodical in
137
Maori Mission
168
Maplewood Academy
141
Maranatha Mission
40
Maritime Conference
Massachusetts Conference .... 19, 20
168
Meadowglade Academy
Medical Miss. Dept. of Gen. Conf 8
14
Of N. Amer. Div.
283
Statistics of
168
Meiktila Industrial School
Membership, tables of 277, 280, 281
156
Mexican Mission
181
Mexican Publishing House
117
Middle German Conference
100
Middle Hungarian Conference
110
Middle Russian Mission
95
Midland Conference
207-233
Ministerial Directory
Ministers under the Gen. Conf. 10
53
Minnesota Conference
Miscellaneous missions under the
156
General Conference
Missionary Licentiates under the
11
General Conference
Missionary Volunteer Department
of the General Conference .. 9
14
Of N. Amer. Div.
285
Statistics of
156
Missions under the Gen. Conf.
Appropriations to'... ... .... 276
Si
Mississippi Conference
137
Mona Mona Mission
57
Montana Conference
98
Moravian-Silesian Mission
A NADISON Sanitarium
11'1 Madagascar Mission
Mt. Ellis Academy

168
Mt. Vernon College
169
Mussoorie Primary and Intermediate School
169
NATAL Health Institute
200
Natal-Transvaal Conference 140
Nebraska Conference
27
Nebraska Sanitarium (College
View)
200
Nebraska Sanitarium (Hastings) 200
Negro Dent. of N. Amer. Div.
16
Nevada Mission
71
Neva Conference
109
Newfoundland Mission
42
New Eheland Sanitarium
200
New Guinea Mission
137
New Hebrides Mission
137
New Jersey Conference
35
New Mexico Conference
84
New South Wales Conference
133
New York Branch Pub. House
183
New York Conference
21
New Zealand Conference .
133
New Zealand Training School
169
Nigeria Mission
123
Norfolk Island Mission
137
North African Mission
123
North American Conf. Corp. of
S. D. A.
16
Articles of Incorporation
306
North American Division Conference
12-17
Constitution of
802
North American Foreign Dept
(See Foreign Dept.)
North American Negro Dept.
(See Negro Dept.)
North Brazil Mission
148
North Carolina Conference
76
North Caucasian Conference
110
North Dakota Conference
55
North England Conference
95
North German Conference
118
North Hungarian Mission
102
North India Mission
155
North Michigan Conference
47
North Missouri Conference
28
North Pacific Union Conference 57
North Swedish Mission
115
North Texas Conference
85
Northern California Conference 67
Northern France Mission
108
Northern Illinois Conference
46
Northern New England Conf.
22
Northern Union Conference
52
Norway Conference (See East and
West Norway Conferences)
Nyasaland Mission
141
Park Academy
169
O AK
Oakwood Manual Training
School
Oakwood Sanitarium
Obituary Record for 1913
Oder Conference
Offerings, annual
Ohio Conference
Oklahoma Conference
Ontario Conference
Orange Free State Conf.
170
' 201
234
104
275
36
86
41
140
INDEX.
PACIFIC Press Publishing As181
sociation
170
Pacific Union College
64
Pacific Union Conference
185-196
Papers issued
Paradise Valley Sanitarium .... 201
147
Parana Conference
185-196
Periodicals issued
124
Persian Mission
145
Peruvian Mission '
129
Philippine Islands Mission
170
Phoenix Academy
138
Pitcairn Island Mission
Plainview Academy ... L
171
Polish language, periodical in
193
112
Polish Mission
182
Portland Branch Pub. House
Portland Sanitarium
201
153
Porto Rican Mission
Portuguese language, periodicals
in
193
108
Portuguese Mission
Postage rates
298
Press Bureau of N. Amer. Div.
16
284
Primary Schools, tables of
Principles of Seventh-day Adventists
293
Pua Training School
171
7.
Pub. Dept. of the Gen. Conf.
Of North Amer. Div.
13
283
Statistics of
Publishing Houses, directories of
178-184
Pukekura Training School (See
New Zealand Training School)
UEBEC Conference
Queensland Conference
42
134
AROTONGAN, periodical in
193
Religious Liberty Association 15
Restaurants
205, 206
Review and Herald Pub. Assn. . 182
Rio Espirito Santo Mission
148
Rio Grande do Sul Conference
147
River Plate Academy
171
River Plate Sanitarium
201
Royal Intermediate School
171
Rumanian Conference
101
Rumanian language, periodical in 193
Russian Branch Publishing House 179
Russian language, periodical in . 194
Russian Union Conference (See
East and West Russian)
SABBATH-SCHOOL Department
of the General Conference 9
Of N. Amer. Div.
15
Statistics of
280
Sahara Mission
125
Samoan language, periodical in 194
Samoan Mission
138
San Fernando Academy
171
Sanitarium Assn. of S. D. A. of
Southern California
201
Sanitariums, directories of .. 197-204
Statistics of
283
Santa Catharina Conference
147
Sao Paulo Mission
148
Saskatchewan Conference
92
Saxon Conference
105
Scandinavian Publishing House 183
Scandinavian Union Conference 113
Scandinavian Union District
113
313
Scandinavian Union Miss. School 172

Schools (See Educational Institutions)
Scottish Conference
96
Servian language, periodical in 194
172
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Sheyenne River Academy
172
Sierra Leone Mission
124
Signs Pub. Co., Ltd.
183
Signs of the Times Pub. House
(China)
183
105
Silesian Conference
Skodsborg Sanitarium
202
Society Islands Mission
138
142
Solusi Mission
Somabula Mission (See Glendale
Miss.)
South African Publishing House 183
South African Union Conference 138
South American Union Conf.
143
South Australian Conference
135
South Bend Branch Pub. House 183
South Caribbean Conference
150
South Carolina Conference
77
South Caucasian Mission
124
South China Mission
127_
South Dakota Conference ... 55, 56
South England Conference
96
South Florida Intermediate School 172
South German Conference
99
155
South India Mission
South Lancaster Academy
172
South Lancaster Printing Co.
184
29
South Missouri Conference
South Pare Mission
122
116
South Swedish Mission
South Texas Conference
87
Southeastern Union Conference 72
Southern California Conference
68
Southern Idaho Conference
58
Southern Illinois Conference
48
22
Southern New England Conf.
Southern Oregon Conference
59
Southern Publishing Association 184
Southern Training School
173
Southern Union Conference
78
Southwestern Union Conference 83
Spanish language, periodicals in 194
Spanish Mission
108
Stanborough Park Miss: College 173
202
Stanborough Park Sanitarium
274-292
Statistical Tables
St. Helena Sanitarium
202
184
Stockholm Publishing House
Straits Settlements Mission
130
174
Strode Industrial Academy
Sumatra Mission
130
Summary of Statistical Reports
277-285
114
Swedish Conference
Swedish language, periodicals in
194, 195
174
Swedish Missionary School
202
Sydney Sanitarium
124
Syrian Mission
AGALOG language, periodical
in
195
Tahitian language, periodical in 195
Takoma S. D. A. Intermediate
School
174
Tamil language, periodical in
195
Tamil School
174
142
Tanganyika Mission
Tennessee River Conference'
82
314
INDEX.
Thatuna Intermediate School . .

Theiss-Save Mission
Tithe, tables of
277,
Tongan language, periodical in
Transportation Agents
Transylvania Conference
Treatment Rooms, list of
Statistics of
Tri-City Sanitarium
Tsungwesi Mission
Turkestan Mission
Turkey, missions in
120,
177
102
278
195
10
101
204
283
203
142
124
124
College
174
UNION
Union Conference periodicals 188
Upper Columbia Conference ....
Upper Parana Mission
Upper Rhenish Conference
Ural Mission
Urdu language, periodical in
Uruguay Mission
Utah Conference
60
145
118
110
195
146
71
(See
VERMONT
Conference
Northern New Eng. Conf )
Venezuela Mission
Victoria-Nyanza Mission
Victoria-Tasmania Conference
Virginia Conference
Vistula Conference
Volga Mission
153
122
135
37
105
110
WABASH Valley Sanitarium .. 203

175
Welderly School
175
Walla Walla College
203
Walla Walla Sanitarium
203
Warburton Sanitarium
106
Warta Conference
Washington Missionary College . 176
203
Washington Sanitarium
Washington Sanitarium Branch 204
184
Watchman Press
Waterloo Industrial School .... 177
Welsh Conference
96
West African Missions
122-124
West Australian Conference .... 136
West Caribbean Conference
151
West Galician Mission
106
West German Union Conf.
116
West German Union District ... 117
West Hungarian Mission
103
West India Mission
155
West Indian Union' Conference .. 148
West Java Mission
130
NA est Kansas Conference
30
West Michigan Conference
49
West Norway Conference
115
West Pennsylvania Conference .. 38
West Russian Mission
112
West Russian Union Conf.
111
West Russian Union District
111
West Siberian Mission
125
West Texas Conference
88
West Virginia Conference
39
Western Canadian Union Conf. . 89
Western Colorado Conference .. 29
Western New York Conference .. 23
Western Oregon Conference .... 61
Western Washington Conference 62
Westphalian Conference
119
Williamsdale Academy
177
Wisconsin Conference
50
Workers' Directory
207-233
Workers' Obituary Record for
1913
234
Workers sent to foreign fields .. 276
99
Wurtemberg ConferenceWyoming Conference
31
Wyoming Intermediate School .. 177
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Page 21: On the transfer of F. N. Johnson to the Virginia Conference, the work which he was doing in the New York Conference will
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Pages 27, 229: Minister under East Kansas Conference, W. W. Stebbins, 1904 Chelsea Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
Pages 28, 29, 227: Transfer L. B. Schick from the Nebraska to the
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Page 3o: Field Miss. Agt. of Western Colorado Conference, H. G.

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Pages 30, 229: Address of J. T. Spriggs and Mrs. J. T. Spriggs,
122 South Eighth St., Grand Junction, Colo.
Pages 31, 35, 228: Transfer S. S. Shrock from the West Kansas to
the New Jersey Conference, with address at 24 Passaic Ave., Jersey
City, N. J.
Page 37: Treasurer of Virginia Conference, F. N. Johnson; Secretary
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Page 38: Omit the names of J. D. Reavis and R. C. Gardner from
list of licentiates in Virginia Conference.
Pages 71, 215: Add H. G. Gjording, 776 East Sixth South, Salt Lake
City, Utah, as minister under Utah Conference.
Pages 76, 228: Address of D. T. Shireman, R. F. D. 1, Morganton, N. C.
Page 151: Address of J. A. Reid, Pearl Lagoon, Nicaragua; J. W.
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GENERAL CONFERANCE OFFICE BUILDING.

Directory o f the S eve n t h-d ay

Telegraphic Address: General Conference, Washington, D. C.

President: A. G. Daniells, Takoma

Assistant Secretary: T. E. Bowen,

North Pacific: C. W. Flaiz, College Place, Wash.

West Indies: A. J. Haysmer, Riversdale, Jamaica, British West

India: H. R. Salisbury, 17 Abbott

Sabbath-school: Mrs. L. Flora

G. I. Butler, Bowling Green, Fa.

W. W. Eastman, Takoma Park

E. R. Palmer, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

L. E. Borle, Gland, Switzerland.

H. H. Hall, Mountain View, Cal.

C. J. Tolf, South Lancaster, Mass.

F. E. Painter, 2718 Third Ave.,

L. M. Bowen, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

Home Missionary Secretary.

Secretary: J. L. Shaw, Takoma

Miss E. M. Graham, Takoma Park

MEDICAL MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT.

Secretary: W. A. Ruble, M. D.,

H. W. Miller, M. D., Takoma

Secretary: Mrs. L. Flora Plummer, Takoma Park Station,

G. B. Thompson, Takoma Park

Secretary: M. E. Kern, Takoma

Miss Matilda Erickson, Takoma

Meade MacGuire, Box 381, Loveland, Colo.

GENERAL CONFERENCE CORPORATION.

Board of Trustees: I. H. Evans,

President: A. G. Daniells, Takoma

GENERAL LABORERS HOLDING CREDENTIALS FROM

Butler, G. I., Bowling Green, Fla.

Bowen, T. E., Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

Haskell, Mrs. H. H., South Lancaster, Mass.

Ireland, J. J., Lodi, Cal.

DIRECTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN

NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION CONFERENCE.

General: 0. A. Olsen, 3645 Ogden

Frederick Griggs, College View,

Home Missionary Secretary:

F. F. Byington, College View,

L. W. Graham, 32 Union Square,

H. H. Hall, Mountain View, Cal.

J. Tolf, South Lancaster, Mass.

N. Z. Town, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

C. H. Jones, Mountain View, Cal.

HOME MISSIONARY SECRETARY.

Office to be filled; Assistant, Miss

NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION CONFERENCE.

MEDICAL MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT.

W. E. Bliss, M. D., Melrose, Mass.

H. M. Hiatt, 336 East Lake St.,

Secretary: J. L. Sliaw, Takoma

YOUNG PEOPLE'S MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT.

Secretary: Matilda Erickson, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

M. E. Kern, Takoma Park Station,

NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION CONFERENCE.