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V
1919
Year Book of the Churches
COVERING THE YEAR 1918
Edited by
CLYDE F. ARMITAGE
Assistant Secretary of the Federal Council, Washington, D. C.
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FOREWORD
The Year Book of the Churches has been well received. Its
users approve changes included when it succeeded the Federal
Council Year Book. Their comment and the reviews that have
appeared in daily papers and religious periodicals assure the pub-
lishers that it has met the need for a complete and handy
directory of religious bodies and organizations, with statistics
and general information.
The 1919 edition is offered, therefore, with an assurance of its
value to purchasers. The material will be brought to date and
a new issue will appear each year in January. The necessity for
annual publication in shown by the 1600 changes made this year
in the Directories alone, Part I and Part II.
The secretary of one of the denominational boards wrote the
editor, "I can conceive how it may be made more valuable every
year." It is the intention of the publishers to improve the volume
annually and they will be glad to receive suggestions from all
users.
New material added this year includes figures just compiled by
the Federal Bureau of the Census concerning the property values
of the various denominations, their property debts, and their
current expenses. New statistics are printed also concerning the
war work of the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. A complete
list of the chaplains of the Army and Navy is included, which is
not available elsewhere. Plans are already laid for additional
new material to be printed in the 1920 volume.
It remained for a church organization to publish this book
because the anticipated sale will not pay the costs of manufacture,
sale and distribution — not to mention collating and editing. The
advance in price to 75 cents leaves the book still a financial loss,
but it will be published annually to fill a need and to help further
the work of the Kingdom.
The Editor
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CONTENTS
PAGE
Foreword iii
Part X. Directory of Religious Bodies i
With the governing body of each, the date of its next
session, the general officers, general boards, schools,
and periodical publications.
Part II. Directory of Interchurch and Kindred Bodies 117
With the headquarters, officers, and purpose of each.
Part III. General Information 151
Including Navy chaplains, Army chaplains, the war-
work commissions of the religious bodies and inter-
church organizations, peace societies, a list of negro
denominations, and a list of non-sectarian religious
periodicals.
Part IV. Statistics 189
Including the number of churches, pastors, and com-
municants; the number of Sunday Schools, teachers
and officers, and members; property values, property
debts, and current expenses; also statistics concern-
ing foreign missions,* home missions, the Young
Men's Christian* Associations, Young Women's
Christian Associations, and religious education.
Part V. The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ 237
A directory of the official organization through which
most of the evangelical Protestant religious bodies
coordinate much of their work. Bibliography.
Index 267
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PART I
DIRECTORY
OF
RELIGIOUS BODIES
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN DIRECTORY
Pres.
President
Chmn.
Chairman
Mod.
Moderator
Sec.
Secretary
Treas.
Treasurer
Supt.
Superintendent
Mgr.
Manager
Gen.
General
Exec.
Executive
Asso.
Associate
Asst.
Assistant
Rec.
Recording
Com.
Committee
Conf.
Conference
Dept.
Department
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North
S.
South
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East
W.
West
Rev.
Reverend
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Right
Order in which Religious Bodies are Treated *
Adventist bodies:
Advent Christian Church
Seventh Day Adventists
Life and Advent Union
Church of God, Adventist
Churches of God in Christ Jesus, Adventist
Amana Society
American Rescue Workers
Armenian Church
Assemblies of God, General Council
Assyrian Jacobite Apostolic Church
Bahai Movement
Baptist bodies :
(Baptist World Alliance)
Northern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention
National Baptist Convention (Colored)
National Baptist Convention (Unincorporated)
Seventh Day Baptists
Six Principle Baptists
Duck River and Kindred Associations
Free Baptists
Free Will Baptists
Free Will Baptists (Colored)
Free Will Baptists (Bullockites)
General Baptists
Primitive Baptists
Colored Primitive Baptists
Regular Baptists
United Baptists
Separate Baptists
Two-Seed-in-the-Spirit Predestinarian Baptists
Brethren (German Baptist Dunkers) :
Church of the Brethren (Conservative Dunkers)
Brethren Church (Progressive Dunkers)
Old Order German Baptist Brethren
German Seventh Day Baptists (Dunkers)
Church of God (New Dunkers)
Brethren, Plymouth:
Plymouth Brethren I
Plymouth Brethren II
Plymouth Brethren III
Plymouth Brethren IV
Plymouth Brethren V
Plymouth Brethren VI
•The older is alphabetic and follow! that of the Federal Bureau of the Censu
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Brethren. River:
Brethren in Christ of the U. S. A. and Canada
United Zion's Children
Old Order, or Yorker, Brethren
Catholic Apostolic Churches:
Catholic Apostolic Church
New Apostolic Church
Christadelphians
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Christian Catholic Church in Zion
Christian Church (American Christian Convention)
Christian Union
Church of Christ, Scientist
Church of God and Saints of Christ (Colored)
Church of God as Organized by Christ
Church of the Universal Messianic Message
Churches of Christ
Churches of God
Churches of God in North America, General Eldership
Churches of the Living God (Colored) :
Church of the Living God (Christian Workers for Fellow-
ship)
Church of the Living God, General Assembly (Apostolic)
Churches of the New Jerusalem:
General Convention of the New Jerusalem
General Church of the New Jerusalem
Congregational Churches
Disciples of Christ
Eastern Orthodox Churches:
Albanian Orthodox Church
Bulgarian Orthodox Church
Greek Orthodox Church (Hellenic)
Roumanian Orthodox Church
Russian Orthodox Church
Serbian Orthodox Church
Syrian Orthodox Church
Evangelical Association
Evangelical Protestant Church of North America
Evangelical Synod of North America
Evangelistic Associations :
Apostolic Christian Church
Apostolic Faith Movement
Christian Congregation
Church of Daniel's Band
Church Transcendent
Hephzibah Faith Missionary Association
Lumber River Mission
Metropolitan Church Association
Missionary Church Association
Peniel Missions ,
Directory of Religious Bodies 5
Pentecost Bands of the World
Pillar of Fire (The Pentecostal Union)
Voluntary Missionary Society in America (Colored)
Free Christian Zion Church of Christ (Colored)
Friends :
Society of Friends (Orthodox)
Society of Friends (Hicksite)
Orthodox Conservative Friends (Wilburite)
Friends (Primitive)
General Assembly of the Church of the Living God
Holiness Church
International Apostolic Holiness Church
Jewish
Latter Day Saints:
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lithuanian National Catholic Church
Lutheran bodies:
General Bodies
United Lutheran Church in America
Lutheran Synodical Conference
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Independent Synods
Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
Lutheran Synod of Buffalo
Lutheran Eielsen's Synod (Norwegian)
Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Danish Lutheran Church
Lutheran Icelandic Synod of America
Lutheran Suomi Synod (Finnish)
United Danish Lutheran Church
Augustana Synod
Lutheran Free Church (Norwegian)
Finnish National Lutheran Church
Apostolic Lutheran Church (Finnish)
Church of the Lutheran Brethren (Norwegian)
Lutheran Jehovah Conference
Lutheran Immanuel Synod.
Mennonite bodies:
Mennonite Church
General Conference of Mennonites (A.)
General Conference of Mennonites (B.)
Amish Mennonite Church (Conservative)
Old Order Amish Mennonite Church
Church of God in Christ (Holdeman Mennonites)
Central Conference of Mennonites
Defenseless Mennonites j
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Conference of Defenseless Mennonites of North America
Kleine Gemeinde
Mennonite Brethren in Christ
Mennonite Brethren Church of North America
Krimmer Bruedergemeinde
Old Order Mennonite (Wisler)
Reformed Mennonite Church
Stauffer Mennonites
Hutterische Brueder
Methodist bodies:
(Ecumenical Methodist Conference)
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Protestant Church
Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America
Primitive Methodist Church
Congregational Methodist Church
New Congregational Methodist Church
Free Methodist Church of North America
African Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
African Union Methodist Protestant Church
African American Methodist Episcopal Church
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Colored Methodist Protestant Church
Union American Methodist Episcopal Church
Reformed Methodist Union Episcopal Church (Colored)
Reformed Zion Union Apostolic Church (Colored)
Moravian bodies :
Moravian Church (Unitas Fratrum)
Bohemian and Moravian Brethren (Evangelical Union)
Independent Moravian Churches
Non- Sectarian Churches of Bible Faith
Old Catholic Churches:
Old Roman Catholic Church of America
American Catholic Church
Catholic Church of North America
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Polish National Catholic Church
Presbyterian bodies:
(Alliance of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches)
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A.
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. (South)
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Associate Synod of North America (Associate Presbyterian
Church)
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Colored Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church, Synod
Directory of Religious Bodies 7
Reformed Presbyterian Church, General Synod
United Presbyterian Church
Welsh Presbyterian Church (Calvinistic Methodist)
Protestant Episcopal Church
Reformed Episcopal Church
Reformed bodies:
(Alliance of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches)
Reformed Church in America
Reformed Church in the United States
Christian Reformed Church
Hungarian Reformed Church in America
Roman Catholic Church
Salvation Army
Scandinavian Free Churches:
Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant
Swedish Evangelical Free Church
Norwegian Danish Free Church
Scandinavian Independent Baptist Denomination
Schwenkf elders
Shakers (United Society of Believers)
Social Brethren
Society for Ethical Culture
Spiritualists :
National Spiritualists Association
Progressive Spiritualist Church
Temple Society (Friends of the Temple)
Theosophical Societies :
Theosophical Society in America
Theosophical Society in New York
Theosophical Society, American Section
Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
Unitarian Churches
United Brethren bodies:
Church of the United Brethren in Christ
Church of the United Brethren in Christ (Old Constitution)
United Evangelical Church
Universalist Churches
Vedanta Society
Volunteers of America
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ADVENTIST BODIES
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH (i860)
General Conference, biennial; 52 subordinate conferences.
Officers: Pres., Rev. O. R. Jenks, Aurora, 111.; Gen. SupU,
Rev. Harley W. Hewitt, 40 Dexter St, Providence, R. I.;
Sec, Rev. Charles F. King, 21 Devonshire St, Portland, Me.;
Treos., Rev. G. E. Tyler, 160 Warren St, Boston, Mass.
American Advent Mission Society, 160 Warren St., Boston,
Mass. Pres,, Rev. Henry Stone; Sec.-Treas., Rev. George E.
Tyler. Organ: Prophetic and Mission Record, Editor, George
E. Tyler.
Woman's Home and Foreign Missions Society, 5 Whiting
St., Boston, Mass. Pres., Mrs. Maude M Chadsey; Clerk, Mrs.
Nellie E. Fellows; Treos., Mrs. Maude M. Chadsey. Organ:
All Nations Monthly, Editor, Mrs. Maude M. Chadsey.
Young People's Society of Loyal Workers. Pres., Rev. J.
W. Denton, Y. M. C. A. Bldg., New Britain, Conn.; Cor. Sec..*
Miss Charlotte Whitman, Mattapan, Mass.
Schools
Indtodio* Location PntUmd
Aaron College Aurora, HI. R«?. 0. R. Jenks.
Ntw England School of Theology Boston, Mas.*. Rev. F. L. Piper.
Sanderiin Academy White, Tenn Rev. A. J. SanderHn.
Periodicals (weekly)
World? s Crisis, Boston, Mass., Editor, Rev. F. L. Piper; Our
Hope, Mendota, 111., Editor, Rev. Henry Pollard; Messiah's:
Advocate, Oakland, Gal., Editor, Rev. J. J. Schaumburg; Pres-
ent Truth Messenger, Live Oak, Fla., Editor, Rev. B. A. L.
Bixler.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS (1863)
General Conference, quadrennial; 12 union conferences in
the United States and Canada. Pres., A. G. Daniells; Sec,
W. A. Spicer; Treos., W. T. Knox.
Headquarters: Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.
There are no separate boards; but publishing, educational,
medical, and other general activities are under the charge of
a General Conference Committee,, with a secretary for each
department.
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. H. A. Moms™.
Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Washington, D. C„
Editor, F. M. Wilcox; Signs of the Times, Mountain View,
Cal., Editor, A. O. Tait; Watchman, Nashville, Tenn., Editor,
L. A. Smith.
LIFE AND ADVENT UNION
Address H. L. Babcock, Editor, Herald of Life, 47 Orange
St, New Haven, Conn.
CHURCH OF GOD, ADVENTIST (1863)
Address A. N. Dugger, Stanberry, Mo.
Periodical: Bible Advocate, Stanberry, Mo.
CHURCHES OF GOD IN CHRIST JESUS, ADVENTIST
No general organization ; 9 State conferences, annual.
Periodicals
Restitution, Editor, Robert G. Huggins, Qeveland, O.; Resti-
tution Herald, Oregon, 111., Editor, S. J. Lindsay; Gospel Trum-
pet, Paris, Ark., Editor, J. H. Shelton,
AHANA SOCIETY
Called also The Community of True Inspiration.
Founded 1714 in Germany. Emigrated to America 1842.
Communistic. The affairs of the community are managed by
a board of 13 trustees who meet monthly.
Officers: Pres., George Heineman, S. Amana, la.; Vice-Pres.,
Jacob F. Moershel, Homestead, la. ; See., William F. Moershel,
Amana, la.
There are no colleges or seminaries, no periodicals, no mis-
sionary or special propaganda.
Directory of Religious Bodies 11
AMERICAN RESCUE WORKERS
Formerly American Salvation Army
Field Council, annual; last meeting, Sept. 18-20, 1918.
National headquarters : 2827 Frankf ord Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Officers: Commander-in-Chief, Gen. James William Duffin;
Sec.-Treas., Col. George A. Crider.
Board of Appointments. Chmn., Gen. James William Duffin.
Board of Extension Work. Chmn., Col. George A. Crider.
Board of Women's Work. Maj. J. H. Ballentine, Allentown,
Pa.
Board of Children's Work. Maj. J. H. Ballentine, Allentown,
Pa.
Training Home: Supt., Col. George A. Crider.
Correspondence Bible Training: Director, Col. George A.
Crider.
ARMENIAN CHURCH
General Assembly; 15 state and district sub-dioceses.
Acting Prelate: Rev. Shahe Vart. Kasbarian, 65 Laurel St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Central Church Committee: Chmn., Rev. Elise Kalchunjian,
65 Laurel St., Worcester, Mass. ; Sec, A. Nazar ; Treas., Maghak
G. Berberian.
Periodical: Local Church Calendar (Armenian).
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, GENERAL COUNCIL
General Council; last meeting, Chicago, 111., September, 1918.
Headquarters: 2045 Madison St., St. Louis, Mo.
Officers : Chmn., J. W. Welch ; Sec, F. H. Frodsham.
Foreign Missions Committee: Chmn., J. W. Welch; Treas.,
A. P. Collins.
Gospel Publishing House, St. Louis, Mo.
Schools
Institution Location Address
Mt. Tabor Bible School Chicago, 111 Pastor Andrew Fraser.
Bethel Bible School Newark, N. J
Periodical: Weekly Evangel.
ASSYRIAN JACOBITE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Priest: Hanna Koorie, 884 Main St., Paterson, N. J.
Congregation is in the New England states, New York and
New Jersey. Bishop Koorie is the first and only priest in
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America. He preaches in the Assyrian language in the Prot-
estant Episcopal churches in the cities, and cooperates with
them.
Periodical: Beth Nahrin (meaning Mesopotamia), Editor, N.
E. Palak, 307 Sussex St., Paterson, N. J.
BAHAI MOVEMENT (1844)
"For universal religion, brotherhood, and peace."
Annual convention; meets in April.
Officers: Pres., Charles Mason Remey, Box 13 19, Washing-
ton, D. C; Sec, Harlan F. Ober, 37 Trowbridge St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.; Chmn., Library Com., Joseph H. Hannen, Box
13 19, Washington, D. C.
Periodical : Star of the West, Box 283, Chicago, 111.
BAPTIST BODIES
Baptist World Alliance. A general organization including
Baptists throughout the world.
Officers: Pres., Rev. R. S. MacArthur; American Sec, Rev.
R. H. Pitt, Richmond, Va.; European Sec, Rev. J. H. Shake-
speare, London, W. C, Eng.; Treas., U. S. A., E. W. Stephens;
Treas., Canada, E. W. Sipprell; Treas., Europe, Herbert Warn-
ham; Dept. Pres. for E. Hemisphere, Rev. John Clifford, Lon-
don, Eng.
KORTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
Convention, annual; last meeting, Atlantic City, N. J., May
15-22, 1918.
Thirty-six state conventions and about 1,200 district associa-
tions.
Officers: Pres., F. W. Ayer, Camden, N. J.; Cor. Sec, Rev.
W. C. Bitting, St. Louis, Mo.; Rec Sec, Rev. M. A. Levy;
Treas., Frank L. Miner.
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Ford Bldg.,
Boston, Mass. Pres., Rev. T. J. Villers; Rec. Sec. t William B.
Lipphard; Sees., Home, Rev. J. Y. Aitchisor^ W. B. Lipphard;
Foreign, Rev. James H. Franklin, Rev. J. C. Robbins; Treas.,
George B. Huntington.
American Baptist Publication Society, Roger Williams
Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., W. G. Brimson; Gen. Sec. t Gil-
bert N. Brink; Rec. Sec, Walter S. Bauer; Treas., George
L. Estabrook; Business Mgr., Harry V. Meyer; Book Editor*
Directory of Religious Bodies 18
Rev. D. G. Stevens; Editor, Sunday School Publication*, Rev.
W. E. Raffety; Educational Sec, Rev. W. E. Chalmers; Sec,
Social Service and Brotherhood, Rev. S. Z. Batten; Director,
Vacation Bible Schools, Rev. C. A. McAlpine.
American Baptist Home Mission Society, 23 £. 26th St,
New York City. Pres., Rev. J. C Massee; Sec, Rev. C L,
White; Ree. See., Rev. A. E, Isaac; Field Sec, Rev. L. C
Barnes; Educational Sec, Rev. G. N. Brink; Foreign-Speaking
Missions Sec, Rev. C. A. Brooks; Church Edifice Sec, Rev.
F. H. Divine; Treas., Frank T. Moulton.
Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Ford
Bldg., Boston, Mass. Pres., Mrs. W. A. Montgomery; Foreign
Vice-Pres., Mrs. H. W. Peabody; Home Vice-Pres., Mrs. An-
drew MacLeish; Ree. Sec, Mrs. T. E. Adams; Treas., Miss
Alice E. Stedman; Foreign Sec, Miss Nellie G. Prescott; Home
Sec, Miss Eleanor Mare; Field Sec, Miss Ella D. MacLaurin,
Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society, 2969
Vernon Ave., Chicago, 111. Pres., Mrs. John Nuveen; Cor. Sec,
Mrs. Katherine S. Westfall; Ree. Sec, Mrs. S. C Jennings;
Treas., Mrs. Washington Laycock.
World Wide Guild (Home and Foreign). Sec, Miss Alma
J. Noble, 200 Bryant St., Buffalo, N. Y.; Field See., Miss Helen
Crasman,
Children's World Crusade (Home and Foreign). Sec,
Miss Mary L. Noble.
Board of Education, Ford Bldg., Boston, Mass. Chmn., Rev.
E. D. Burton; Sec, Rev. F. W. Padelford.
Baptist Brotherhood, 1701 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Pres., H. F_ Cole, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Ex. See., Rev. S. Z. Batten.
Baptist Young People's Union of America, 125 N. Wabash
Ave. Chicago, I1L Pres., John Wellington Hoag; See., Rev. J.
A. White; Treas., 0. O. Montague. Annual convention, St.
Louis, Mo., July 3-6, 1919.
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ly), Indianapolis, Ind., Editor, U. M.
Fella, la., Editor, Rev. R. R. Sadler;
monthly), Akron, 0., Editor, Rev. L.
(Gentian) (monthly), Cleveland, 0.,
Jeyer; MurUert Socman (monthly).
Directory of Religious Bodies 15
Cleveland, O., Editor, Rev. Gottlob Fetzer; Sendbote (weekly),
Cleveland, O., Editor, Rev. Gottlob Fetzer; Wegweiser
(monthly), Cleveland, O., Editor, Rev. Gottlob Fetzer; Evangel-
ista (Spanish) (monthly), San Juan, P. R., Editor, H. W.
Vodra; Forsatnlingen och Hammet (Swedish) (monthly),
Chicago, 111., Editor, Thorsten Clafford; // Crisiiano (Italian),
(weekly), Brooklyn, N. Y., Editor, A. Mangano; Journal and
Messenger (weekly), Cincinnati, O., Editor, Rev. G. W. Lasher;
Missions (monthly), Boston, Mass., Editor, Rev. H. B. Grose;
Nya Vecko-Posten (Swedish) (weekly), Chicago, 111., Editor,
Rev. E. Wingren; Pacific Baptist (weekly), McMinnville, Ore.,
Editor, Rev. J. A. Clark ; Sondagsskolan och H emmet (Swedish)
(quarterly), Chicago, 111., Editor, Rev. E. Sjostrand; Standard
(weekly), Chicago, 111., Editor, Rev. Clifton D. Gray; Svenska
Standaret (weekly), Chicago, 111., Editor, Rev. E. Sjostrand;
Vaegteren (Danish-Norwegian) (weekly), Harlan, la., Editor,
Rev. R. J. Petersen; Watchman-Examiner (weekly), New York,
N. Y., Editor, Rev. Curtis Lee Laws; Wawr (Welsh) (monthly),
Utica, N. Y., Editor, G. Griffith; Zion's Advocate (weekly),
Waterville, Me., Editor, Rev. William Abbot Smith.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
Annual; next session held in Atlanta, Ga., May, 1919.
There is in each State a State Convention or General Associa-
tion. The Southern Baptist Convention, the State Conventions,
and the district associations are composed of ministerial and
lay members.
Officers: Pres., Rev. J. B. Gambrell; Sees., Rev. Oliver F.
Gregory, Baltimore, Md. ; Rev. Hight C. Moore, Nashville,
Tenn. ; Treas., George W. Norton, Louisville, Ky.
Executive Committee: Chmn., M. H. Wolfe, Dallas, Tex.
Foreign Mission Board, Richmond, Va. Pres., William Elly-
son; Cor. Sec, Rev. J. F. Love; Treas., R. R. Gwathmey; Asst.
Sec, Rev. T. B. Ray.
Home Mission Board, Atlanta, Ga. Pres., Rev. John F.
Purser; Cor. Sec, Rev. B. D. Gray; Educational Sec, Victor I.
Masters; Enlistment Sec, S. Y. Jameson.
Sunday School Board, Nashville, Tenn. Pres., Rev. Allen
G Fort ; Cor. Sec and Treas., I. J. Van Ness.
Laymen's Movement, Knoxville, Tenn. Chmn. Exec Com.,
J. H. Anderson; Gen. Sec, J. T. Henderson.
Education Commission. Pres., Dean J. L. Hesler, Waco,
Tex.; Sec-Treas., Rev. J. W. Cainmack, Richmond, Va.
Baptist Young People's Union of the South, Louisville, Ky.
Pres., W. W. Hamilton, Atlanta, Ga.; Cor. Sec. and Treas.,
Thomas J. Watts, Columbia, S. C.
Woman's Missionary Union (auxiliary to Southern Baptist
Convention), Baltimore, Md. Pres., Mrs. W. C. James, Rich-
i
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mond, Va. ; Cor. St
C. Lowndes. Organ ;
leen Mallory.
Ministerial Relief and Annuities, Dallas, Tex
Wm. Lunsf onl.
Colleges and Universities
. Knr Urtan. U
oawnee Okie
. Vrlmr. T tl . J. C Hardy.
«Vc Tim Basmel P. Brooke.
. . Fonytb.Ga.. . J. H. Foatar
RaMTnmKf ,. . . H.G.Bmmcll.
Bopkiomlle. Ky r U Th™n|»ii 1Mb
. . .Bhit Mocntejo. Ujm W, T. Lowtey
Ormmllr, Tea. . , JoknS H.imitoejt.
Jeffenon lS(y. Teno . . W. LCntr?
..Convar. **••- ■ Join W. Cow,
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. . . DHMtDT. T«l „ J. L. Ward.
. Doyle. -Urn. Y. U Bertlett.
CtwD.ille 6. C 8 E. Rradehe-.
. l^™-..n.Ki M H. Adame.
Oellaiin ,Mo . E.W. Don.
. Ummi^.d.C ^UBnn,.
WfE.-n.Mn M.: 11 M .'-■■ .
. .OintoD.Mne. .. . M P. L. Berry.
. . Ilxl.iu. V. MnMutvl. Cecka.
B**t Gkal, ftl wwfoehain , AEa.Jefnnt H flhuftrrirait,
Hrmnannrt .Tex. A ? Ratn
Jackeon mile. Tea .. 1. V. Vermilion,
, DeUnd.FuL. TJWn Holky.
Marion, Ala., . .. Peol V bomer.
]«r»mr-.Mo. . . J.T.Muif.
, LeucurtnnMo M. W Hatton.
Oa/W. 8 C Toe Derie Tofe.
Jew M Wood
Bristol. Va . H. 0. Noff»n*M.
WekeForeC N C. W I. Poteet.
Rjchnocd Cnllege. Va. .. May [eneMd Keller.
Uberly.Mo Jotn P. Dreeoe.
Will Mayfiold CoI:«p . . Merhk- Hill. Mo, . ... A F Bendheb.
Woodland College... Joseeboro. Ark. W. M. abseil.
Directory of Religious Bodies 17
Theological Seminaries
IntUtuUon Location Pretideni or Secretary
Southern Baptist Theological Bern. Louisville, Ky. Rev. E. T. Mullini.
Southwestern Baptist Theological SemJort Worth, Tex. Rev. L. R. Scarborough.
Periodicals
Alabama Baptist (weekly), Birmingham, Ala., Editor, Rev.
F. W. Barnett; Baptist Advance (weekly), Little Rock, Ark.,
Editor, Rev. E. J. A. McKinney; Baptist and Reflector (weekly),
Nashville, Tenn., Editor, Rev. A. R. Bond; Baptist Chronicle
(weekly), Alexandria, La., Editor, E. O. Ware; Baptist Courier
(weekly), Greenville, S. C. Editor, Rev. Z. T. Cody; Baptist
Flag (weekly), Fulton, Ky., Editor, Rev. T. F. Moore; Baftist
Messenger (weekly), Oklahoma City, Okla., Editor, Rev. C. P.
Stealy; Baptist Record (weekly), Jackson, Miss., Editor, Rev.
P. I. Lipsey; Baptist Review and Expositor (quarterly), Louis-
ville, Ky., Editor, Rev. E. Y. Mullins; Baptist Standard (weekly),
Dallas, Tex., Editor, Rev. E. C. Routh; Baptist World (weekly),
Louisville, Ky., Editor, Rev. E. B. Hatcher; Biblical Recorder
(weekly), Raleigh, N. C, Editor, Rev. Livingston Johnson;
Child's Gem (weekly), Nashville, Tenn., Editor, Rev. I. J. Van
Ness; Christian Index (weekly), Atlanta, Ga., Editor, B. J. W.
Graham; Convention, Southern, Publications (quarterly). Nash-
ville, Tenn., Editor, Rev. I. J. Van Ness; Kind Words (weekly,
semi-monthly, monthly), Nashville, Tenn., Editor, Rev. H. C.
Moore; Missionary Worker (semi-monthly), Dallas, Tex.,
Editor, Rev. J. B. Gambrell; Home and Foreign Fields
(monthly), Editor, G. S. Dobbins, Nashville, Tenn.; Our Mis-
sionary Helper (monthly), Decatur, Ga., Editor, Mrs. C E.
Kerr; News and Truths (weekly), Murray, Ky., Editor, Rev.
H. B. Taylor; Religious Herald (weekly), Richmond, Va.,
Editor, Rev. R. H. Pitt; Western Evangel (weekly), Abilene,
Tex., Editor, W. F. Fry; Western Recorder (weekly), Louis-
ville, Ky., Editor, Rev. J. W. Porter; Word and Way (weekly),
Kansas City, Mo., Editor, Rev. S. M. Brown; Florida Baptist
Witness, Jacksonville, Fla., Editor, Rev. J. W. Mitchell ; Church
Life (monthly), Baltimore, Md., Editor, Rev. K. A. Hardy.
NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION (Colored)
Convention, annual; last meeting, Newark, N. J., Sept, 1918.
Officers: Pres., Rev. E. C. Morris, Helena, Ark.; Sec, Prof.
R. B. Hudson, Selma, Ala.; Treas., Rev. A. J. Stokes, Mont-
gomery, Ala.; Statistician, Rev. C. H. Parrish, Louisville, Ky.
Foreign Mission Board, Philadelphia, Pa., Sec, Rev. L. G.
Jordan. Organ: The Mission Herald.
Home Mission Board, Little Rock, Ark, Sec, Rev. J. A.
Booker.
Publishing Board, Nashville, Tenn., Sec, Rev. W. M. Havnes.
Educational Board, Memphis, Tenn., Sec, Rev. A. R. Griggs.
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Baptist Young People's Board, Nashville, Tenn., Sec, Rev.
E. W. D. Isaac.
National Baptist Benefit Board, Greenville, Miss., Sec, Rev.
E. G. Mason.
Church Extension Board, Memphis, Tenn. See, Rev. B. J.
Perkins.
Woman's Auxiliary Board, Washington, D. C, Sec, Miss N.
H. Burroughs.
Schools
Irutitvtion Location President w Dean
National Baptist Theological Seminary Memphis, Tenn T. 0. Fuller.
Training School for Women and Girls Washington, D. C MiseN. H. Burroughs.
Periodical: National Baptist Voice (official organ), Nashville,
Tenn., Editor, J. D. Crenshaw.
New England Baptist Missionary Convention. An historic
group of National Baptists, organized 1874, covering the states
from Maine to the District of Columbia. Pres., Rev. J. C. Jack-
son, 3837 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION (Unincorporated)
Convention, annual; last meeting, Sept., 1918.
Statistics included with those of the National Baptist Con-
vention.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Edward P. Jones, Vicksburg, Miss.;
Rec Sec, Rev. C. P. Madison, Norfolk, Va.; Treas. % Rev. J. F.
Thomas, 3629 Vernon Ave., Chicago, 111.
Foreign Mission Board. Sec, R. Kemp, Louisville, Ky.
Home Mission Board. Sec, Rev. R. B. Porter, Little Rock,
Ark.
Educational Board. Sec, D. Abner, Conroe, Tex.
Publishing Board. Sec, Rev. R. H. Boyd, Nashville, Tenn.
Baptist Young People's Union. Sec, Rev. S. R. Prince, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
Benefit Board. Sec, S. T. Floyd, Sherman, Tex.
Church Extension Board. Cor. Sec, Rev. J. E. Wood, Dan*
ville, Ky.
Evangelical Board. Cor. Sec, Rev. R. McCorkle, Mound,
Bayou, Miss.
Laymen's Movement. Pres., H. B. P. Johnson, Nashville,
Tenn.; National Organiser, C. T. Hume.
Woman's Auxiliary. Pres., Mrs. Georgia D. F. Asburn;
Cor. Sec, Mrs. M. A. B. Fuller, Austin, Tex.
Periodical: Union-Review (weekly), Nashville, Tenn.
SEVENTH-DAY BAPTISTS (1802)
General Conference, annual; next session, Battle Creek, Mich.,
August, 1919.
Officers: Pres., Rev. William L. Burdick, Alfred, N. Y.; Cor.
1
Directory of Religious Bodies 19
Sec, Rev. Edwin Shaw, Plainfield, N. J.; Treas., Rev. William
C. Whitford, Alfred, N. Y.
Seventh-Day Baptist Missionary Society. Pres., Rev. Clay-
ton A. Burdick, Westerly, R. I.; Cor. Sec, Rev. Edwin Shaw,
Plainfield, N. J.; Treas., Samuel H. Davis, Westerly, R. I.
Seventh-Day Baptist Education Society. Pres., Rev. Wil-
liam C. Whitford; Cor. Sec, J. Nelson Norwood, Alfred, N.
Y.; Treas., Paul E. Titsworth, Alfred, N. Y.
Sabbath School Board, Milton, Wis. Pres., Alfred E. Whit-
ford, Milton, Wis.; Sec, A. L. Burdick, Milton, Wis.; Treas.,
W. H. Greenman.
Woman's Executive Board, Milton, Wis. Pres., Mrs. Allen
B. West; Cor. Sec, Mrs. J. H. Babcock; Treas., Mrs. Alfred E.
Whitford.
Young People's Board of Christian Endeavor, Battle Creek,
Mich. Pres., Rev. Henry N. Jordan; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Ruby C.
Babcock; Treas., David M. Bottoms.
Board of Pulpit Supply and Ministerial Employment.
Pres., Ira B. Crandall, Westerly, R. I.; Cor. Sec, Rev. Edwin
Shaw, Plainfield, N. J.
American Sabbath Tract Society. Pres., Corliss F. Ran-
dolph; Cor. Sec, Rev. Edwin Shaw, Plainfield, N. J.; Treas.,
William C. Whitford.
Board of Finance. Pres., Rev. George W. Port, Chicago, 111. ;
Sec, Allen B. West, Milton Junction, Wis.
Colleges and Universities
ImHtuHon Location President or Dean
Alfred University Alfred, N. Y Rev. Boothe Colwell Davis.
Milton College Milton, Wis Rev. William C. Daland.
Satan College Salem, W. Va Rev. Charles B. Clark.
Theological Seminiary
Theological Seminary Alfred, N. Y Rev. Arthur E. Main
Periodical: Sabbath Recorder, Plainfield, N. J., Editor, Rev.
Theodore L. Gardiner.
SIX PRINCIPLE BAPTISTS
(The International Old Baptist Union)
There are two annual conferences in the United States.
Officers : Presiding Bishop of International Old Baptist Union,
Rev. T. H. Squire, Allisonville, Ontario, Can. Pres., Rhode
Island Conf., Rev. D. L. Bennett, Washington, R. I.; Pres., Pa.
Conf., J. H. Billings, Nicholson, Pa.
DUCK RIVER AND KINDRED ASSOCIATIONS OF
BAPTISTS (BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST)
(See also "Regular Baptists")
Address Samuel F. Shelton, Beechgrove, Tenn.
i
18 Year Book of the Churches
Baptist Young People's Board, Nashville, Tenn., See., Rev.
E. W. D. Isaac.
National Baptist Benefit Board, Greenville, Miss., Sec, Rev.
E. G. Mason.
Church Extension Board, Memphis, Tenn. See, Rev. B. J.
Woman's Auxiliary Board, Washington, D. C, Sec, Miss N.
H. Burroughs.
Schools
Indilutum I.vr ' Inn PritidtJti or D6QTV
..T.O.Fulto-
Periodical : National Baptist Voice (official organ), Nashville,
Tenn., Editor, J. D. Crenshaw.
New England Baptist Missionary Convention. An historic
group of National Baptists, organized 1874, covering the states
from Maine to the District of Columbia. Pres., Rev. J. C. Jack-
son, 3837 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION (Unincorporated)
Convention, annual; last meeting, Sept., 1918.
Statistics included with those of the National Baptist Con-
vention.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Edward P. Jones. Vicksburg, Miss.;
Ret. See., Rev. C. P. Madison, Norfolk, Va. ; Treas.. Rev. J. F.
Thomas, 36a) Vernon Ave., Chicago, 111.
Foreign Mission Board. Sec, R. Kemp, Louisville, Ky.
Home Mission Board. Sec, Rev. R. B. Porter, Little Rock,
Ark.
Educational Board. Sec, D. Abncr, Conroe, Tex.
Publishing Board. Sec, Rev. R. H. Boyd, Nashville, Tenn.
Baptist Young People's Union. Sec, Rev. S. R- Prince, Ft
Worth, Tex.
Benefit Board. Sec, S. T. Floyd, Sherman, Tex.
Church Extension Board. Cor. Sec, Rev. J. E. Wood, Dan-
ville, Ky.
Evangelical Board. Car. Sec Rev. R McCbrkle. Mound.
Bayou, "Miss.
Laymen's Mover
Tenn. ; Notional Or<
Woman's Auxili.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. M. .
Periodical : Uniot
SEVER
General Confereni
August. 1 gig.
Officers : Pres., R
Directory of Religious Bodies 19
See., Rev. Edwin Shaw, Plainfield, N. J.; Treat., Rev. William
C. Whitford, Alfred, N. Y.
Seventh-Day Baptist Missionary Society. Pret., Rev. Clay-
ton A. Burdick, Westerly, R. I. ; Cor. See., Rev. Edwin Shaw,
Plainfield, N. J. ; Treat., Samuel H. Davis, Westerly, R. L
Seventh-Day Baptist Education Society. Pres., Rev. Wil-
liam C. Whitford; Cor. Sec, J. Nelson Norwood, Alfred, N.
Y. ; Treat., Paul E. Titsworth, Alfred, N. Y.
Sabbath School Board, Milton, Wis. Pres., Alfred E. Whit-
ford, Milton, Wis.; Sec, A. L. Burdick, Milton, Wis.; Treat.,
W. H. Greenman.
Woman's Executive Board, Milton, Wis. Pres., Mrs. Allen
B. West; Cor. Sec, Mrs. J. H. Babcock; Treat., Mrs. Alfred E.
Whitford.
Young People's Board of Christian Endeavor, Battle Creek,
Mich. Pres., Rev. Henry N. Jordan; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Ruby C
Babcock; Treat., David M. Bottoms.
Board of Pulpit Supply and Ministerial Employment.
Pret., Ira B. Crandall, Westerly, R. I.; Cor. Sec, Rev. Edwin
Shaw, Plainfield, N. J.
American Sabbath Tract Society. Pres., Corliss F. Ran-
dolph; Cor. Sec, Rev. Edwin Shaw, Plainfield, N. J.; Treat,,
William C. Whitford.
Board of Finance. Pres., Rev. George W. Port, Chicago, 111.;
See., Allen B. West, Milton Junction, Wis.
Colleges and Universities
InMitvtiox Ltcatm Praiiau or Dm
Alfred tJnmrmty Alfred, JJ. Y. Rct. Booths Colwell D»vu.
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Theological Seminiary
. . Kev. Arthur B. Mud
SIX PRINCIPLE BAPTISTS
(The International Old Baptist Union)
„ .„,,. ^„„,„i — ( :„ .u, united States.
lal Old Baptist Union,
Can. Pret., Rhode
[ton, R. I.; Pres., Pa.
iSOCIATIONS OF
OF CHRIST)
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Tenn.
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UNITED BAPTISTS
A group of Associations, similar to the Regular Baptists.
Address Joseph P. Adams, 75 Park Ave., Asheville, N. C.
SEPARATE BAPTISTS
Address Elder Morgan Scott, Edinburg, Ind.
TWO-SEED-IN-THE-SPIRIT PREDESTINARIAN
BAPTISTS
Address the Gen. Elder, Elbridge T. Hampton, Huntsville, Ala.
The local church is the highest ecclesiastical authority, but
they are gathered in associations which are purely advisory.
BBETHEEN (German Baptist Bunkers)
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
(Conservative Dunkers)
The General Conference, annual; next meeting, Winona Lake,
Ind., June, 1919.
There are 47 district conferences.
Officers: Mod., Rev. I. W. Taylor, Elizabethtown, Pa.; Read-
ing Clerk, Rev. J. W. Lear, Mt. Morris, III. ;Writing Clerk, Rev.
A. C. Wieand, 3435 Van Buren St., Chicago, 111.
General Mission Board. Chmn., Rev. H. C. Early; Sec-
Treas., Rev. J. H. B. Williams, Elgin, 111.
General Sunday School Board. Chmn., Rev. H. K. Ober,
Elizabethtown, Pa.; Sec, Rev. J. E. Miller, Elgin, 111.; Trees.,
Rev. James M. Mohler.
General Educational Board. Pres., D. W. Kurtz; Sec
Treas., Rev. H. A. Brandt, Elgin, 111.
Temperance Committee. Chmn., Rev. P. J. Blough, Hoovers-
ville, Pa.; Sec, Rev. A. J. Culler, McPherson, Kan.; Treas.,
Rev. J. Carson Miller, Moores Store, Va.
Peace Committee. Chmn., Rev. W. J. Swigart, Huntingdon,
Pa. ; Sec, Rev. A. C. Wieand, N. Manchester, Ind. ; Treas., Rev.
Jacob Funk, Wiley, Col.
Homeless Children Committee. Pres., Rev. Frank Fisher,
Mexico, Ind.; Sec, Rev. P. S. Thomas, Harrisburg, Va.; Treas.,
Rev. E. E. John, McPherson, Kan.
Committee on Dress Reform. Pres., Rev. E. M. Studebaker,
McPherson, Kan.; Sec, Miss L. E. Taylor, Mt. Morris, 111.
Directory of Religious Bodies 23
Gish Committee. Chmn., Rev. J. £. Miller, Elgin, 111.
Sister's Aid Societies. Pres., Mrs. M. C. Swigart; Sec-
Treas., Mrs. L. Minnich, Greenville, O.
Schools and Colleges
Ituttttdion Location Prerident or Dean
Bethany Bible School 3435 Van Buren St., Chicago... Rev. A. C. Wieand.
Blue Ridge College New Windsor, Md Rev. F. F. Eolsopple.
Daleville College Daleville, Va. Rev. T. 8. Moherman.
Eliiabethtown College Eliiabethtown, Pa Rev. H. K. Ober.
Juniata College Huntingdon, Fa Rev. I. Harvey Brumbaugh.
La Verne College La Verne, Cal Rev. S. J. Miller.
Manchester College North Manchester, lad. Rev. Otho Winger.
McPheroon College McPheraon, Kan Rev. D. W. Kurts.
Mt. Morris College Mt. Morris, 111 Rev. L. S. Shively.
Bridgewater College Bridgewater, Va. Rev. J. S. Flory.
Periodicals
The Gospel Messenger, Editor, Rev. Edw. Frantz; Our Young
People, Editor, Rev. J. E. Miller; The Missionary Visitor,
Editor, Rev. J. H. B. Williams. All, Elgin, 111.
BRETHREN CHURCH (1882)
(Progressive Dunkers)
General Conference, annual ; next meeting, Winona Lake, Ind.,
Sept. 1-7, 1919.
Officers: Mod., Rev. William S. Bell, Long Beach, Cal.; Sec,
Rev. Dyoll Belote, Canton, O.
General Missionary Board. Sec-Treas., Mrs. Orion E.
Bowman, 2701 W. 3rd St., Dayton, O.
Foreign Missionary Society. Sec, Rev. L. S. Bauman, Long
Beach, Cal. Organ: The Brethren Missionary.
Committee on Education. Rev. J. A. Garber, Ashland, O.
Committee on Social Service. H. L. Goughnour, Waterloo,
la.
NatL Ministerial Assn. Pres., Rev. G. W. Rench, South
Bend, Ind.; Sec and Treas., Rev. Martin Shively, Masontown,
Pa.
Sunday School Board, Johnstown, Pa. Pres., Rev. J. F.
Watson; Sec-Treas., Albert Trent.
Christian Endeavor Union. Pres., Rev. J. A. Garber, Ash-
land, O. ; Gen. Sec, Rev. G. O. Carpenter, Peru, Ind.
Committee on Inter-Church Cooperation. J. Allen Miller,
Ashland, O.
Committee on Temperance. Rev. H. M. Oberholtzer, Fre-
mont, O.
College and Seminary: Ashland, O. Pres., W. D. Furry.
Periodicals: Brethren Evangelist (weekly), Editor, R. R. Tee-
ter; Woman's Outlook (monthly), Editor, Miss Marie Lichty:
and Sunday school supplies : Brethren Publishing Company, Ash-
land, 0.
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OLD ORDER GERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN
Yearly meeting; last meeting, May, 1918.
Officers: Foreman, Elder Michael Montgomery, Fairview,
Mo.; Clerk, Elder Ezra M. Senseney, Union Bridge, Md.
Periodical: Vindicator (monthly), Brookville, O., Publishing
Agent, J. M. Kimmel.
GERMAN SEVENTH-DAY BAPTISTS (Dunkers)
Annual meeting.
Officers: Pres., C. L. King, New Enterprise, Pa.; Sec, Emma
Monn, Quincy, Pa.
Missionary Board. Sec, Rev. J. A. Peutz, Waynesboro, Pa.
CHURCH OF GOD (New Dunkers)
Address Rev. Jacob Fross, R. R. Monticello, Ind.
BRETHREN, PLYMOUTH
These bodies have no official name, no ecclesiastical organiza-
tions, or ordained ministers, no officers, boards, or committees.
Societies meet in halls or homes.
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN I
Address P. D. Loizeaux, 1 E. 13th St., New York City.
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN II
Address D. T. Boss, 420 W. 5th Ave., Columbus, O.
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN III
Address H. B. Whelpley, 40 Broad St., New York City.
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN IV
Address P. H. Pfingst, 166 Greenwich St., New York City.
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN V
Address J. T. Arnst, 4431 Garfield Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN VI
Address William Magowan, 349 Genesee St,, Rochester, N. Y.
Directory of Religious Bodies 25
BRETHREN, RIVER
BRETHREN IN CHRIST OF U. S. A. AND CANADA
(Known as Tunkers in Canada)
General Conference, annual; meets in Pennsylvania, May, 1919.
Officers: Mod., Bishop J. N. Engle, Albilene, Kan.; Sec,
Bishop C. N. Hostetter, Washington Boro., Pa.; Reading Clerk,
Elder M. L. Hoffman.
General Executive Board. Chmn., Bishop, J. N. Engle, Albi-
lene, Kan.; Sec, Bishop H. K. Kreider, Campbelltown, Pa.;
Treas., Amos Wolgemuth, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Foreign Mission Board. Chmn., Bishop, J. R. Zook, Des
Moines, la.; Sec, Bishop C. N. Hostetter; Treas., S. G. Engle,
4014 Spring Garden St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Home Mission Board. Chmn., Bishop M. G. Engle; Sec,
V. M. Stump; Treas., Bishop, J. R, Eyster, Thomas, Okla.
Examining Board. Chmn., Bishop C. C. Burkholder; Sec,
Bishop L. O. Musser; Treas., Bishop Peter Steckly, Stevens-
ville, Ont
Sunday School Board. Chmn., Aaron Martin, Elizabethtown,
Pa.
Publication Board. Chmn., Bishop O. B. Ulery; Sec, Enos
N. Engle, Thomas, Okla.
Periodical : Evangelical Visitor, Harrisburg, Pa., Editor,
George Detwiler.
School and Theological Seminary: Messiah Bible School and
Missionary Training Home, Grantham, Cumberland Co., Pa.
Chmn., Bishop C. N. Hostetter; Cor. Sec, E. H. Hess, Grant-
ham, Pa.
UNITED ZION'S CHILDREN
Address Henry C. light, Cleona, Pa.
OLD ORDER, OR YORKER, BRETHREN
Address S. H. Sherer, Mt Joy, Pa.
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCHES
There are two groups of these. They hold that all baptized
believers are members of the one Catholic and Apostolic Church.
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Address Rev. S. R Rintoul, 417 W. 57th St., New York City.
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NEW APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Address Rev. F. K Mierau, 484 Fisher Ave., Detroit, Mich.
>
CHRISTADELPHIANS
' No conferences, general officers, boards, colleges, or ordained
ministers. It is congregational in polity. Address the Christ-
adelphian Advocate, Waterloo, la. -o"**^
Financial Department. Sec, Franklin L. Groff.
Foreign Department. Sec, Rev. R. H. Glover. ." T
Home Department Sec, Rev. E. J. Richards.
Educational Department. Sec, Rev. W. M. TurnBull.
Publication Department. Sec, Rev. J. £. Jaderquist, 318
W. 39th St., New York City.
Schools
InstiUon Location Dean or Supt.
Missionary Training Instate. ... Nyack, N. Y Rev. W. M. Trunbull
Tacoa Falls Institute Taooa, Ga Rev. R. A. Forrest
Boydton Institute (colored) Boydton. Va Rev. A. E. Funk
Publications
Alliance Weekly, Editor, Rev. A. B. Simpson; Full Gospel
Quarterly, and Youths' Counsellor, Editor, Rev. J. E. Jaderquist.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE (1887)
Annual Council; annual. Meets at Nyack, N. Y., May, 1919.
Headquarters: 690 Eighth Ave., New York City.
Officers : Pres., Rev. A. B. Simpson ; Sec, Rev. W. M. Turn-
bull; Treas., David Crear.
CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ZION (1899)
Address Wilbur G. Voliva, Zion City, 111.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The American Christian Convention, quadrennial; next meet-
ing, 1922. There are annual conferences within the States and
in Ontario, Can., and group conventions.
Headquarters: Dayton, O.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Frank G. Coffin; Sec, Rev. John F.
Burnett, Dayton, O.
The Executive Board (biennial) is composed of the officers
of the Convention, the secretaries of the seven departments, and
comprise the Board of Trustees of the Convention.
Directory of Religious Bodies 27
Home Mission Board. Sec, Rev. Omer S. Thomas.
Foreign Mission Board. Sec, Rev. Milo T. Morrill.
Board of Education. Sec, Rev. William G. Sargent, Provi-
dence, R. I.
Sunday School Board. Sec, Rev. Walton C. Wicker, Elon
College, N. C.
Christian Endeavor Board. Sec, William A. Harper, Elon
College, N. C.
Publishing. Sec, Orlando W. Whitelock, Huntington, Ind.
Woman's Bo*ni for Home Missions. Pres., Rev. Emily
K. Bishop ; Cor ,\ c, Mrs. Alice M. Burnett.
Woman's Board for Foreign Missions. Pres., Mrs. Alice
V. Mot rill; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Lulu C. Helfenstein.
The Christian Publishing Association, Fifth and Ludlow
Sts., Dayton, O. Mgr., Netum Rathbun.
Sunday School Department. Sec, Rev. W. C. Wicker, Elon
College, N. C. ; Editor Sunday School Literature, Rev. S. Q.
Helfenstein; Supt. of Adult Department, Rev. McD. Howsare;
Editor of Teachers* and Officers' Journal, Hermon Eldredge;
Supt. of Elementary Department, Mrs. F. Bullock; Supt. of
Teacher Training, Rev. A. B. Kendall; Supt. of Secondary
Department, Rev. H. G. Rowe.
Standing Committee on Christian Unity. Rev. F. G. Cof-
fin, Albany, N. Y.
Bureau of Evangelism and Social Service. Sec, Rev. Oliver
W. Powers, Dayton, O.
Committee on the Every Member Canvass. Rev. O. S.
Thomas.
Colleges
Institution Location President or Dean
Defiance College Defiance. 0. (Acting) A. C. Caris.
Elon College Elon College, N. C W.A.Harper.
Franklinton Christian College Franklinton, N. C (Acting) H. E. Long.
Jireh College Jireh, Wyo D. B. Atkinson.
Palmer College Albany, Mo E. A. Watkins.
Union Christian College Merom, Ind C. B. Herohey.
WeaubJeau College Weanblean, Mo 0. Z. Whittaker.
Periodicals
Herald of Gospel Liberty (weekly), Dayton, O., Editor, Rev.
J. Pressley Barrett; Christian Missionary (monthly), Dayton,
O., Editors, Rev. Milo T. Morrill, Rev. Omer S. Thomas;
Christian Sun (weekly), published by Southern Christian Con-
vention, Editor, Rev. C. B. Riddle; Christian Vanguard (month-
ly), published by Ontario Christian Conference, Editor, Prof.
J. N. Dales; Christian Annual, Editor, Rev. J. F. Burnett.
CHRISTIAN UNION
General Council, quadrennial; next meeting in Indiana, May,
1922.
There are 11 state councils, meeting annually.
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Officers : Pres., Rev. A. C Thomas, Milo, la. ; Sec, Rev. J. W.
Hyder, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Cor. Sec, Rev. D. L. Vanda-
ment, Greencastle, Ind.; Treas., Rev. C. W. Cartwright, New
Metamoras, O.
Home and Foreign Mission Board. Pres., Rev. W. H.
Baker, Delaware, O.; Sec. -Treas., J. F. Goode, Milo, la.
Periodical: Christian Union Witness, Excelsior Springs, Mo.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Headquarters: Norway, Falmouth and St Paul Sts., Boston,
Mass.
Governing Board, Christian Science Board of Directors.
Officers : Pre s., Francis J. Fluno, Oakland, Cal. ; Clerk, Charles
E. Jarvis, Boston, Mass.; Mgr. Com. on Publication, Clifford P.
Smith, 236 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.
Christian Science Publishing Society, Falmouth and St Paul
Sts., Boston, Mass.
Periodicals
Christian Science Journal (monthly) ; Christian Science
Sentinel (weekly) ; Der Herold der Christian Science (monthly) ;
Le Heraut de Christian Science (monthly) : all edited by Rev.
William P. McKenzie; Christian Science Monitor (daily), Ed-
itor, Frederick Dixon; Christian Science Quarterly Bible Les-
sons, edited by a Committee.
CHURCH OF GOD AND SAINTS OF CHRIST
(Colored)
Address Bishop W. H. Plummer, 15 Arnold St., Boston, Mass.
CHURCH OF GOD AS ORGANIZED BY CHRIST
Address P. J. Kaufmann, Wakarusa, Ind.
CHURCH OF THE UNIVERSAL MESSIANIC
MESSAGE
Cor. Sec, Henry Schurra, 562 Fifteenth St., Oakland, Cal.
Messianic Publishing Co., 562 Fifteenth St., Oakland, Cal.
CHURCHES OF CHRIST
No general organization, but numerous independent churches.
Address Elder J. W. Shepherd, 786 Baker St., Detroit, Mich.
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CHURCH OF GOD (1886)
General Assembly, annual; next meeting, Nov. 6-n, 1919.
Officers: Gen. Overseer, A. J. Tomlinson, 2525 Gaut St.,
Cleveland, Tenn..
Foreign Missions. Sec, J. S. Llewellyn, Soddy, Tenn.
Home Missions. Sec, T. S. Payne, Spring Place, Ga.
School : Bible Training School, Cleveland, Tenn. Supt., A. J.
Tomlinson.
Periodical: Church of God Evangel, Cleveland, Tenn., Ed-
itor, A. J. Tomlinson.
CHURCHES OF GOD IN NORTH AMERICA, GEN-
ERAL ELDERHIP (1835)
General Eldership; quadrennial. Next meeting in Iowa, May,
1021.
Headquarters: Harrisburg, Pa.
Officers: Pres., L. A. Luckenbill; Clerk, S. Fulmer; Treas.,
Farmers' Loan and Trust Co., Columbia City, Ind.
Executive Board. Pres., F. W. McGuire, Rohrerstown, Pa.
Board of Missions. Sec, Rev. J. L. Updegraph, Findlay, O.
Publishing House. Pres., S. G. Yahn, Harrisburg, Pa.
School: Findlay College, Findlay, O. Pres., Rev. W. H.
Guyer.
Periodical: Church Advocate, Editor, S. G. Yahn.
CHURCHES OF THE LIVING GOD (Colored)
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD (Christian Workers for
Fellowship)
Synod, annual.
Officers: Chief, Rev. William Christian, 1126 Woodlawn St.,
Memphis, Tenn.; Vice-Chief, Rev. C. L. Bryant; Sec, W. E.
Bowen.
Chief's Cabinet: Rev. William Christian, Rev. C. L. Bryant,
Rev. R. Keeble, Rev. E. J. Smith.
Elect Sisters Work. Gen. Sec, Mrs. Mary Caldwell,
Texarkana, Ark.
Sunday School and Young People's Work. Gen. Supt. and
Sec, E. L. Christian, Memphis, Tenn.
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Sisters Home Mission. Gen. Sec, Mrs. Mary Burton.
Periodical: The Brotherhood Reporter, Editor, E. A. Billups,
325 E. Macon St., Decatur, 111.
College and Seminary
Institution Location President or Dean
Griffith Erly Industrial School College Hill, Rev. Griffin.
Church of tie Living God Seminary. Pbnta, Rom Co., Tex Rev. C. L. Bryant.
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD, GENERAL
ASSEMBLY (Apostolic)
General Assembly, annual; last meeting, Waco, Tex., Nov.
26, 1918.
Officers : Pres., Apostle C. W. Harris ; Sec, Elect Lady Z. R.
Williams, 1415 S. 3rd St., Waco, Tex.; Treas., Apostle John
Walker.
No schools and no periodicals.
CHURCHES OF THE NEW JERUSALEM
GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE NEW JERU-
SALEM (1817)
General Convention, annual; 11 associations meeting annually
or semi-annually.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Julian K. Smyth, 230 W. 59th St., New
York City; Rec. Sec, Benjamin A. Whittemore, 134 Bowdoin
St., Boston, Mass. ; Treas., James R. Carter, 246 Devonshire St.,
Boston, Mass.
Board of Home and Foreign Missions. Pres., Ezra H.
Alden, 12 17 Commercial Trust Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.; Sec,
Rev. Paul Sperry, 1437 Q St., N. W., Washington, D. C. ; Treas.,
Lloyd A. Frost, Guarantee Trust Co., Cambridge, Mass.
Augmentation Fund. Chmn., Geo. C. Warren, 142 Berkeley
St., Boston, Mass.; Sec, Albert P. Carter, 60 State St., Boston,
Mass.; Treas., James R. Carter.
Board of Publication, 3 W. 29th St., New York City. Pres.,
Robert Alfred Shaw; Sec, Rev. Adolph Roeder; Treas., John
F. Seekamp.
Committee on Education. Chmn., Rev. Lewis F. Hite, 42
Arlington St., Cambridge, Mass.
American New-Church Sunday School Association. Pres.,
William R. Blanchard, 70 Essex St., Boston, Mass.; Sec.-Treas. t
John V. Horr, Cleveland, O.
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American New-Church League. Pres., Edward F. Wunsch,
Detroit, Mich. ; Sec, Miss Florence Whitehead, Arlington, Mass.
National Alliance of New-Church Women. Pres., Mrs.
James R. Carter; Cor. Sec, Miss Mary E. Howes, 276 Newbury
St, Boston, Mass.; Treas., Mrs. Carleton M. Moody, Beverly,
N. J.
New-Church Lecture and Publicity Bureau. Chmn., Rev.
Walter B. Murray, 510 Steinway Bldg., Chicago, 111.
Social Service Commiaion. Chmn., Rev. C. W. Harvey;
Exec. Sec, Rev. John W. Stockwell, 4304 Frankf ord Ave., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Theological School: New-Church Theological School, 48
Quincy St., Cambridge, Mass., Pres., Rev. William L. Worcester.
Periodicals
New-Church Review (quarterly), Boston, Mass., Editor, Rev.
Lewis F. Hite; New-Church Messenger (weekly), Chicago, 111.;
Editor, Rev. John S. Saul; The Helper (weekly), American
New-Church Tract and Publication Society, Philadelphia, Pa.;
New-Church League Journal (monthly), Chicago, 111.; Sunday
Afternoons (weekly), Chicago, 111.
GENERAL CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM
General Assembly, triennial. All offices, Bryn Athyn, Pa.
There are 5 district assemblies.
General officers: Bishop, Rt. Rev. N. D. Pendleton; Sec. and
Treas., Rev. W. H. Alden; Chmn. Exec. Com., F. A. Boericke.
Academy of the New Church, with collegiate department and
theological school. Pres., Bishop N. D. Pendleton.
Periodicals
New Church Life (monthly), Editor, Rev. W. B. Caldwell;
The Bulletin (monthly), Editor, William Whitehead
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
The National Council, biennial. Next session at Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., Oct. 17-24, 1919.
Officers: Mod., Rev. William H. Day, Bridgeport, Conn.;
Sec, Rev. Hubert C. Herring, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.;
Treas., Rev. John J. Walker.
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Pres., Rev. Edward C. Moore;
Cor. Sees., Rev. James L. Barton, Rev. Cornelius H. Patton,
Rev. Edward L. Smith; Treas., Frank H. Wiggin.
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York City; Life and Light, 14 Beacon St, Boston, Mass.;
Mission Studies, 19 So. La Salle St, Chicago, 111.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
General Convention, meets annually in October.
There are also annual conventions in most of the states.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Edgar DeWitt Jones, Bloomington, 111.;
Sec, Rev. Robert Graham Frank, Dallas, Tex.
American Christian Missionary Society, Carew Bldg., Cin-
cinnati, O. It operates in all North America and has depart-
mental work for church sustenance, Sunday Schools, Social
Service, Rural Church, Immigrants, and Foreign Relations.
Pres., Rev. F. W. Burnham; Sec, Rev. Grant K. Lewis; Bible
School Sec, Rev. Robert M. Hopkins.
Christian Woman's Board of Missions, College of Missions
Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. Pres., Mrs. Anna R. Atwater ; Sees.,
Mrs. Effie L. Cunningham, Mrs. J. McD. Stearns, Miss Daisy
June Trout, and Mrs. Ellie K. Payne; Treas., Mrs. W. S. Mof-
fet
Foreign Christian Missionary Society, Cincinnati, O. Pres.,
Rev. A. McLean; Sees., Rev. F. M. Rains, Rev. Stephen J.
Corey, A. E. Cory, Rev. Bert Wilson.
Board of Church Extension, New England Bldg., Kansas
City, Mo. Pres., Fletcher Cowherd; Sees., Rev. G. W. Muckley,
and Rev. John H. Booth.
National Benevolent Association, St. Louis, Mo. Pres., W.
P. Clarkson; Gen. Sec., Rev. James H. Mohorter; Treas. and
Gen. Counsel, Lee W. Grant.
Board of Ministerial Relief, 106 E. Market St., Indianapolis,
Ind. Pres., Rev. W. R. Warren ; Sec, Rev. F. E. Smith ; Treas.,
Samuel Ashby.
American Temperance Board, 821 Occidental Bldg., In-
dianapolis, Ind. Pres., Edward Jackson; Sec, Rev. L. E. Sellers;
Acting Sec, Milo J. Smith.
Board of Education, Indianapolis, Ind. Pres., R. H. Cross-
field, Lexington, Ky. ; Sec, Rev. Carl Van Winkle, Butler College,
Indianapolis, Ind.
National Board of Christian Endeavor. Pres., Rev. J. E.
Davis, Kansas City, Mo.; Sec, Rev. John D. Zimmerman, 703
Jackson St, Topeka, Kan.
Christian Board of Publication, St. Louis, Mo. Gen. Mgr.,
William P. Shelton.
Association for Promotion of Christian Unity, Seminary
House, Baltimore, Md. Pres., Rev. Peter Ainslie; Sec, Rev.
H. C. Armstrong.
Men and Millions Movement, 222 W. 4th St., Cincinnati, O.
Chmn., Rev, A. McLean; Sec, A. E, Cory; Treas. , H. P, Shaw.
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Colleges, Universities, and Schools
Latxiiun Prendsnl , Dun or Principal
Wilson, N. (J .RnjTPond A. Smith.
'■ jLor, W. V. Thouiia E. Crufiblet.
fri .. CotambiMo OiuTil> D. Edmnli.
Springfield. Mo. W.J.Lb»mgn,
... lmhuupolM, tnd Thomu Cut Hows.
CohanbV Mo Um. L. W. 8t. Clur-MoB.
Cuuu, Wo John H.Wood.
ludiwapolig.Iod Cbarlo T. PwL
. . Betfuuy, Nob A.D.H»rraon.
ftUDsi-
<.Tut«o.HI Herbert L. WUIett.
!>»Mo!n!«,I». Arthur Boboca.
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Hem Point, Mi>
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'orti.Tei. E. M. W«i
WoTgy. E.H.t'ra,
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Periodicals
Christian Century (weekly), Chicago, UL, Editor, Charles Clay-
ton Morrison ; The World Call, Indianapolis, Ind., Editors, W. R.
Warren and Mrs. Effie L. Cunningham; Christian News, Des
Moines, la., Editor, Charles Blanchard; Christian Worker, Des
Moines, la., Editor, W. A. Shullenberger ; Christian Union Quar-
terly. Baltimore, Md., Editor, Peter Ainslee; Gospel Plea, Ed-
wards, Miss., Editor, J. B. Lehman ; Christian Evangelist
(weekly), St Louis, Mo., Editor, B. A. Abbott; Front Rank, St
Louis, Mo., Editor, Richard Heilbron; Christian Standard, Cin-
cinnati, O., Editor, G. P. Rutledge; Lookout Cincinnati, O.,
Editor, E. J. Meacham; Christian Courier, Dallas, Tex., Editor,
W. M. Williams.
EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCHES
ALBANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
Address Rev. Peter I. Popoff, 15 E. 67th St, New York City.
BULGARIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
There are four churches in America. They have no educa-
tional, missionary, or other work outside the regular church
services. Address Rev. Nicola Pavloff, 226 N. Blakford St,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH (Hellenic)
Address Rev. Methodias Kourkolis, 154 £. 72nd St, New York
City.
ROUMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
Address Rev. Peter I. Popoff, 15 K 67th St, New York Gty.
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
Bishops: Most Rev. Archbishop Eudokin; Rt Rev. Bishop
Alexander, 15 E. 67th St., New York City.
North American Ecclesiastical Consistory. Sec, Rev. Peter
I. Popoff, 15 E. 67th St, New York City.
Six districts, including one in Canada and one in Alaska.
Theological Seminary: Tenafly, N. J.
SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
Address Rt Rev. Sebastian Dabovitch, Archimandrite, 348 W.
20th St., New York City.
SYRIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
Address Rt Rev. Aftimios Ofeish, 505 Pacific St, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION (1819)
General Conference, quadrennial. Next session, Oct 2, ioig.
25 annual conferences, 21 in America.
Sec. Gen. Conf., Rev. T. C. Meckel, 1903 Woodland Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Bishops
S. C. Breyfogel, 836 Center Ave., Reading, Pa.
Samuel P. Spreng, 106 Columbia Ave., Naperville, I1L
G. Heinmiller, 2184 E. 82nd St, Cleveland, O.
L. H. Seager, 104 Sleight St., Naperville, 111.
Thomas Bowman (retired), 734 Turner St., Allentown, Pa.
Board of Publication and Church Extension, 1903 Wood-
land Ave., S. E., Cleveland, O. Pres., Bishop S. C. Breyfogel;
Sec, Bishop G. Heinmiller.
Missionary Society, 1903 Woodland Ave., S. E., Cleveland,
Directory of Religious Bodies 87
O. Pres., Rev. T. C. Meckel; Treos., George Johnson; Field
Sec, B. R. Wiener.
Woman's Missionary Society, 9502 Wamelink Ave., Cleve-
land, O. Pres., Mrs. E. M. Spreng; Cor. Sec, Mrs. J. S. Miller;
Treas., Miss Ella Horn; Sec. Young Woman's Work, Mrs. L.
H. Seager; Sec Message Bearers, Mrs. H. J. Niebaum; Sec
Little Heralds, Mrs. W. H. Hammer.
Board of Administration of the Superannuation Fond.
Pres., Hon. William Grote; Gen. Sec, Bishop S. C. Breyfogel,
Reading, Pa.; Rec Sec, Bishop G. Heinmiller; Treas., Rev.
George Johnson.
Young People's Alliance. Pres., Rev. H. A. Kramer, 1903
Woodland Ave., S. E., Geveland, O.; Gen. Sec, Rev. F. C.
Berger; Treas., L. D. Zachman; Missionary Sec, Rev. W. C.
Hallwachs ; Junior Supt., Miss Lois F. Kramer.
Board of Sunday Schools, 1903 Woodland Ave., S. E., Cleve-
land, O. Pres., Rev. Chr. Staebler, Geveland, O.; Vice-Pres.,
Bishops S. C. Breyfogel and Samuel P. Spreng; Sec, A. L.
Breithaupt; Treas., John Etjen.
Sunday School and Tract Union, 1903 Woodland Ave., S. E.,
Geveland, O. Officers same as those of Board of Sunday
Schools.
Board of Education, Geveland, O. Pres., Bishop S. C. Brey-
fogel.
Commission on National Service. Chmn., Bishop S. C.
Breyfogel; Sec, Rev. F. C. Berger, Geveland, O.
Colleges and Theological Seminaries
Ituttotton Location Pretident, Principal, or Director
BvangriHoal College by Correspondence. Reading. Pa 8. C. Breyfogel.
Evangelical Theological Seminary Napervule, 111 8. J. Gamerstfelder.
Northwestern College Naperville, 111 E.E.RalL
Preachers' Seminary Reutfingen, Germany J. Schempp.
Schuylkill Seminary Reading, Pa W.F.Teel.
Evangelical School of Theology Reading, Pa. Bishop 8. C. Breyfogel.
Periodicals
Evangelical Messenger (weekly), Geveland, O., Editor, W.
H. Bucks; Evangelical Herald (weekly), and Sunday School
Messenger, Geveland, O., Editor, H. A. Kramer; Missionary
Messenger (monthly), Naperville, 111., Editor, Mrs. S. J. Gam-
ertsf elder; Evangelical Sunday School Teacher (monthly), Ed-
itor, H. A. Kramer.
Christ lie he Botschafter (weekly), Editor, T. C. Meckel; Evan-
gelische Missionsbote (monthly), Editor, T. C. Meckel; Evan-
aelische Magazin (monthly), and Christliche Kinderfreund, Ed-
itor, Qir. Staebler.
C. Hauser, Publishing Agent, 1903 Woodland Ave., S. E.,
Geveland, O. G. W. Bader, Publishing Agent for Germany and
Switzerland, Stuttgart, Germany.
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EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT CHURCH OF NORTH
AMERICA
Annual meeting, in the spring. 3 districts.
Official Board: Pres., Rev. C. A. Voss; Sec, Rev. C G. Wag-
ner; Treas., Rev. J. G. Reess; Adviser, Herman Papke.
Sabbath School Publication Board. Rev. Hans Haupt, Rev.
Paul Vogt, Rev. Ernst Voss, Rev. Carl F. O. Schmidt.
German Department, Meadville Theological School, Mead-
ville, Pa. Pres., Rev. F. C. Southworth; Dean, Prof. Immanuel
Benzinger.
Periodicals
Sunday School Leaflets, Cincinnati, O. ; Kirchenzetiung, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.; Year Book and Calendar, Newport, Ky.
EVANGELICAL SYNOD OP NORTH AMERICA
The Synod, quadrennial; next session, 1920.
There are 17 district conferences and 2 mission districts.
Officers : Pres., Rev. John Baltzer, 6328 Emma Ave., St. Louis,
Mo.; Vice-Pres., Rev. A. H. Becker; Gen. Sec, Rev. Gustave
Fischer, 671 Madison St., Milwaukee, Wis.; Gen. Treas., Rev.
Henry Bode, 1740 N. Euclid Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Board of Foreign Missions. Chmn., Rev. Paul A. Menzel,
Washington, D. C; Sec, Rev. S. Lindenmeyer, Portsmouth, O.;
Treas., Rev. T. Lehmann.
Central Board for Home Missions, 841 Fourth St., Mil-
waukee, Wis. Chmn., Rev. F. G. Ludwig; Treas., Rev. W. L.
Bretz.
Sunday School Board. Chmn., Rev. Paul Pfeiffer, 228 W.
Columbia St., Springfield, O.; Sec, Rev. Theodore Mayer, 1718
Chouteau Ave., St. Louis, Mo.; Treas., Rev. L. Suedmeyer, 281 1
McNair Ave., St Louis, Mo.
Evangelical League. Pres., Rev. Paul G. Moritz, 117 W.
Nettleton Ave., Independence, Mo.; Sec, Miss Anna Rahe, 548
E. Drive, Woodruff PL, Indianapolis, Ind.; Treas., Chas. Itue,
1212 Termon PI., Pittsburgh, Pa.; Cor. Sec, Rev. Paul M.
Schroeder, 930 Marengo St, New Orleans, La.
Evangelical Brotherhood. Pres., E. A. R. Torsch, 714 Starks
Bldg., Louisville, Ky.; Sec, John C. Fischer, 819 Blackford
Ave., Evansville, Ind.; Treas., Anton Roesch, St. Louis, Mo.
Immigrant Mission. Chmn., Rev. W. Batz, Baltimore, Md.;
Sec, Rev. F. H. Klemme, 421 W. Henrietta St., Baltimore, M.;
Treas., E. Kreiling, Baltimore, Md.
Church Extension. Sec, Rev. Theodore Brann, 1511 College
Ave., St Louis, Mo. ; Treas., H. Hunning, 3921 N. 19th St., St
Louis, Mo.
Board of Charitable Institutions. Chmn., Rev. John Goebel,
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1353 State St., Chicago, 111.; Rev. H. Leernhuis, Quincy, 111.;
Rev. R. Hintze, St. Louis, Mo.
Commission for Christian Social Service. Chmn., Rev. W.
F. Werkeim, D.D., BuflFalo, N. Y.
Board of Publications, Eden Publishing House, 1716 Chouteau
Ave., St Louis, Mo. Chmn., Rev. Theo. Oberhellmann. Sec
and Treas., Otto Baltzer; Mgr. St. Louis, E. W. Meyer, St.
Louis, Mo.; Mgr. Chicago Branch, Ad. Baltzer.
Literary Commission. English Chmn., Rev. S. D. Press,
Eden Seminary, St. Louis, Mo.; German Chmn., Rev. F. Mayer,
Eden Seminary, St. Louis, Mo.
Board for Ministerial Pension and Relief. Chmn., Rev. J.
Abele, Cook, Neb.; Sec, Rev. A. Drusicke, Freeburg, I1L;
Treas., Rev. I. Th. Seybold, Hamburgh, la.
Seminary Board. Chmn., Rev. D. Bruning, Louisville, Ky.;
Sec, Rev. G. A. Neumann, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Treas., Rev. Jul.
Kircher, Chicago, 111.
Seminaries and College
Institution Location Director
Eden Seminary St. Louis, Mo W. Becker.
Ehnhurat College Ehnhnrst, 111 D. Irion.
Periodicals
Evangelical Herald (weekly), St Louis, Mo., Editor, Rev.
J. H. Horstmann; Evangelical Tidings (weekly), St. Louis, Mo.,
Editor, Rev. H. Katterjohn; Evangelical Companion, St Louis,
Mo., Editor, Rev. H. Katterjohn; Friedensbote. St Louis, Mo.,
Editor, Rev. W. T. Jungk; Magazine fuer Theologie und Kir c he,
Coshocton, O., Editor, Rev. H. Kamphausen; Jugendfreund and
Christliche Kinder zeitung, St Louis, Mo., Editor, Rev. K.
Kissling.
EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATIONS
Under this head are listed a number of small and loosely or-
ganized groups of churches, associated chiefly for evangelistic
and missionary work, but not connected with any of the larger
denominations. In many cases they have no headquarters; the
names and addresses given are of persons through whom in-
formation may be obtained.
APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH (1848)
Council of Elders, meets irregularly.
Address the Sec, Rev. P. A. Klopfenstein, Gridley, 111.
APOSTOLIC FAITH MOVEMENT
Address Rev. Jackson White, 2415 Riverside Ave., Minne-
apolis, Minn.
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CHRISTIAN CONGREGATION
Address Rev. Howard Dorsey, Kokomo, Ind.
CHURCH OP DANIEL'S BAND
Address Rev. A. F. Beebe, Midland, Mich.
CHURCH TRANSCENDENT
Address Rev. E. J. Gozzard, 301 Buckeye St, Warren, O.
HEPHZIBAH FAITH MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
Camp Meeting and Convention; meet annually in August
Headquarters: Tabor, la.
Trustees and Directors: Pres., Elder L. B. Worcester; Vice-
Pres. f Elder J. M. Zook; Sec, Mrs. A. M. Dye; Treos., Elder
D. S. Devore.
General Missionary Board. Pres., Elder J. M. Zook; Sec,
Elder D. S. Devore.
School: Missionary Bible School, Tabor, la. Pres., Elder
L. B. Worcester.
Publications : Good Tidings (semi-monthly) ; John-Three-
Sixteen (weekly), Editor, Elder L. B. Worcester.
LUMBER RIVER MISSION
Address Rev. H. H. Lowry> Elrod, N. C.
METROPOLITAN CHURCH ASSOCIATION
1
Address Rev. E. L. Harvey, Waukesha, Wis.
MISSIONARY CHURCH ASSOCIATION
Address Rev. D. J. Schultz, 3820 S. Wayne Ave., Fort Wayne,
Ind.
PENIEL MISSIONS
Address Rev. T. P. Ferguson, 227 S. Main St., Los Angeles,
Cal.
Periodical : Peniel Herald.
PENTECOST BANDS OF THE WORLD
Headquarters: no Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
Annual conference. Next meeting, Indianapolis, Ind., July,
1919.
Directory of Religious Bodies 41
Officers : Pres., G. E. Bula ; Vice-Pres. and Sec, A. S. Crow-
ley; Treas., O. H. Nater.
These also act as the Board of Foreign Missions.
No schools or institutions in United States.
Periodical: The Herald of Light, Indianapolis, Ind., Editor,
G. E. Bula.
PILLAR OF FIRE (The Pentecostal Union)
General Convention; next meeting, Aug. 1919, at Zarephath,
N. J.
Headquarters: Zarephath, N. J.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Alma White; Vice-Pres. and Sec, Rev.
A. K. White; Treas., Rev. A. L. Wolfram.
Schools
Indtivtion Location President or Down
Zarephath Bible Institute Zarephath, N. J Rev. RayB. White.
Metropolitan Bible School Denver, Colo Rev. C. W. Bridwell.
Zarephath Academy Zarephath, N. J Rev. A. K. White.
Periodicals
Pillar of Fire; Pillar of Fire, Jr.; The Good Citizen; "The,
Metropolitan; London Pillar of Fire; The British Sentinel;
all edited by Rev. Alma White; Young People's Messenger,
Editors, Rev. Ray B. White and Rev. L. S. Noblitt.
VOLUNTARY MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN AMERICA
(Colored)
Address Rev. C. H. Hales, Notasulga, Ala.
FREE CHRISTIAN ZION CHURCH OP CHRIST
(Colored) (1905)
General Assembly, biennial; next meeting, Douglassville, Tex.,
Jan., 1919.
Officers: Pres., Bishop E. D. Brown; Gen. Scribe, F. C.
Thomas, N. Little Rock, Ark.; Gen. Treas., Rev. G. W. Ander-
son, Conway, Ark.
Bishops
E. D. Brown, N. Little Rock, Ark.
M. E. Early, Huston, Ark.
J. K. Ware, Mayflower, Ark.
General Board: Rev. J. H. Swerll, Rev. C. Terry, Rev. J. T.
Thomas, Rev. G. W. Anderson, Gen. Sec, Conway, Ark.
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Missionary Board. Rev. L S. Miles, Texarkana, Tex.; Rev.
J. S. Conway, Texarkana, Tex.; Rev. T. Dixon, Douglassville,
Tex.
Periodical: Union Comfort, Editor, Bishop E. D. Brown.
FRIENDS
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (Orthodox) (190a)
Five Years' Meeting, quinquennial, composed of delegates
from twelve of the fourteen yearly meetings in the United
States and one in Canada. Next meeting, Richmond, In<L, Sept
or Oct, 1922.
Officers: Presiding Clerk, Robert E. Pretlow, 2315 E. Spruce
St, Seattle, Wash.; Gen. Sec, Walter C. Woodward, Second
National Bank Bldg., Richmond, Ind. ; Treas., Edwin G. Craw-
ford, Richmond, Ind.; Chtnn. of Exec. Com., Allen D. Hole,
Earlham College, Richmond, Ind.
Finance Board. Chmn., Miles White, Jr., 607 Keyser Bldg.,
Baltimore, Md.
American Friends Board of Foreign Missions. Gen. Sec,
Ross A. Hadley, Richmond, Ind.
Board on Home Missions. Chmn., Ellison R. Purdy, Wil-
mington, O.
Board on Education. Chmn., David M. Edwards, Earlham,
Ind.
Board on Prohibition of the Liquor Traffic Chmn., S.
Edgar Nicholson, Richmond, Ind.
Bible School Board. Chmn., Wilbur K. Thomas, 12 Hazel-
wood St., Roxbury, Mass.
Young? Friends Board. Sec, Lillian E. Hayes, Richmond, Ind.
American Friends Service Committee. Chmn., Rufus M.
Jones, Haverford, Pa.
Peace Board. Chmn., Allen D. Hole, Richmond, Ind.
Committee on Indian Affairs. Chmn., Edward M. Wistar,
Provident Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Colleges
ItuHhdum Location President
Central College Central City, Neb Homer J. Coppcck.
ffiiJlmin College Richmond, Ind. David M. Edwards.
Friends Unhremty Wichita. Kan William O.Mendenhall.
Guilford College Guilford College, N. C Raymond Binford.
Haverford College Haverford, Pa William W. Comfort.
Pacific College Newberg, Ore Levi T. Pennington.
Peon College OskaJooea, Iowa H. Edwin MeGrew.
a.
Whittier College Whittier, Cal Harry N. Wright.
Wilmington College Wilmington, 0. J. Edwin Jay.
Directory of Religious Bodies 48
Periodicals
American Friend (weekly), Richmond, Ind., Editor, Walter C.
Woodward; Messenger of Peace (monthly), Richmond, Ind.,
Editor, Allen D. Hole; Friend's Missionary Advocate (monthly),
Bloomingdale, Ind., Editor, Lenora N. Hobbs; Bible School
Quarterlies, Richmond, Ind., Editor, Wilbur K. Thomas.
SOCIETY OP FRIENDS (Hicksite)
General Conference, biennial; next meeting, 1920.
Seven Yearly Meetings.
Officers: Chmn., O. Edward Janney, 825 Newington Ave.,
Baltimore, Md. ; Gen. Sec, J. Barnard Walton, 140 N. 15th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. ; Rec. Sec, Josephine H. Tilton ; Treas., Harry
A. Hawkins, 57 Pierrepont Ave., W., Rutherford, N. J.
Headquarters of Sunday School Committee, Central Bureau
of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 154 N. 15th St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sec, Miss Jane P. Rushmore.
School: Friends' School for Religious and Social Education,
Woolman House, Swarthmore, Pa.
There is no official list of ministers.
Periodical: Friends' Intelligencer, Philadelphia, Pa., Editor,
Henry Ferris.
ORTHODOX CONSERVATIVE FRIENDS (Wilburite)
Address Alva J. Smith, 619 E. 6th St., Emporia, Kan.
FRIENDS (Primitive)
Address John C. Maule, Bristol, Pa.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CHURCH OF THE
LIVING GOD
Assembly, annual; last meeting, Winona, Tex., Nov. 26, 1918.
Officers: Pres., Rev. L. G. Snell, Greenville, Tex.; Vice-Pres.,
Rev. F. F. Martin, Kilgore, Tex.; Sec, Charles Chase, Athens,
Tex.; Treas., Rev. C. Davis, Houston, Tex.
No schools or periodicals.
HOLINESS CHURCH
Address Rev. George Edward Ramige Downey, Cal.
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INTERNATIONAL APOSTOLIC HOLINESS CHURCH
(1897)
General Assembly, quadrennial; next session at Nelsonville,
O., November, 1919.
Officers: Gen. Supt, Rev. George B. Kulp, 112 Battle Creek
Ave., Battle Creek, Mich.; Sec-Treas., Jay E. Strong, 147 S.
Jefferson Ave., Battle Creek, Mich.
Advisory Board. Rev. M. G. Standley, Cincinnati, O.
Missionary Board, Chtnn., Rev. George B. Kulp, Battle Creek,
Mich.
Periodicals
Apostolic Messenger, Greensboro, N. G, Editor, Rev. R. C.
Cox; Apostolic Visitor (monthly), Owosso, Mich., Editor, Rev.
C. G. Taylor ; Bethel Herald, Milton, Pa., Editor, Rev. George
S. Owen; Missionary Advocate, 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, O.;
Apostolic Missionary, Greensboro, N. C, Editor, Rev. S. S.
Nelson.
JEWISH (Representative National Organizations)
Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Twenty-fifth
Council held in Baltimore, Md., Jan. 16, 1917. Pres., J. Walter
Freiberg; Sec, Rabbi George Zepin, 62 Duttenhofer Bldg., Cin-
cinnati, O.
United Synagog of America (19x3), 531 W. 123rd St., New
York City. Pres., Elias L. Solomon ; Vice-Pres., Louis Ginzberg ;
Cor. Sec, Charles I. Hoffman, 45 Elizabeth Ave., Newark, N. J. ;
Treas., Meyer Goodfriend.
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations in America.
Pres., Bernard Drachman; Sec, Albert Lucas, 56 W. 105th St,
New York City.
Central Conference of American Rabbis. Pres., Louis Gross-
man; Rec Sec, Abram Hirschberg; Cor. Sec, Louis Wolsey,
8403 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland, O. ; Treas., Abram Simon.
United Orthodox Rabbis of America, Pres., S. E. Jaffe, 211
Henry St., New York City.
American Jewish Committee (1906), 31 Union Sq., New York
City. Pres., Louis Marshall; Asst. Sec, Harry Schneiderman ;
Treas., Isaac W. Bernheim ; Chmn. Exec. Com., Cyrus Adler.
Council of Jewish Women (1893), 3437 Paseo, Kansas Gty,
Mo. Pres., Mrs. Janet Harris; Exec Sec, Mrs. Ernestine B.
Dreyfus; Rec Sec, Miss Grace Goldstein; Treas., Mrs. Sara
M. Stern.
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods. Pres., Mrs.
Abram Simon, 2802 Cathedral Ave., Washington, D. C. ; Sec,
!i$rs. Ben Lowenstein, 62 Duttenhofer Bldg., Cincinnati, O.
Directory of Religious Bodies 45
American Jewish Historical Society (1892), 58 Park Row,
New York City. Pres., Cyrus Adler; Cor. Sec, Albert M.
Friedenberg, 38 Park Row, New York City.
Jewish Publication Society of America, Girard Aye., and
Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., Simon Miller; Sec, I. George
Dobsevage; Treas., Henry Fernberger.
Jewish Chautauqua Society (1893), 925 Chestnut St., Phila-
delphia, Pa. Chancellor, Henry Berkowitz; Vice-Chancellor,
William Rosenau; Sec, Jeanette M. Goldberg, Jefferson, fltacrf
Treas., Emil Selig.
Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations
(1913), 356 2nd Ave., New York City. Pres., Julian W. Mack;
Sec, Felix M. Warburg; Treas., I. Lehman.
Zionist Organization of America (1918), 55 Fifth Ave., New
York City. Pres., Julian W. Mack; Treas., E. W. Lewin-
Epstein ; Exec. Sec, Jacob de Haas.
Jewish Welfare Board, U. S. Army and Navy (1917), 149
5th Ave., New York City. Chtnn., Harry Cutler; Vice Cnmtk,
Cyrus Adler; Treas., Walker E. Sachs; Sec and Exec Director,
Chester J. Teller.
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society (1888), 229
East Broadway, New York City. Pres., John L. Bernstein;
Treas., Harry Fischel; Sec, Jacob Massel; Gen. Mgr., Jacob
R. Fain.
National Conference of Jewish Charities (1899)9 114 5th
Ave., New York. Pres., Fred Butzel; Sec, Boris D. Bogen;
Treas., Sidney E. Pritz.
Colleges and Theological Seminaries
InditvHon I Location President
DrojMttCoL for Hebrew & Cognate Tiearning. . .Philadelphia, Pa. Cyrua Alder.
Jewiia Theological Seminary of America New York City (acting) Cyrus Adler.
Hebrew Union College Cincinnati Kanftnann Kohler.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY
SAINTS
General Conference, Annual; Salt Lake City.
There are 73 stakes in the U. S., 2 in Canada, and 1 in Mex-
ico. A stake is composed of a number of wards, the ward being
the unit in church government. There are 797 wards and 38
independent branches.
Officers : Pres., Joseph F. Smith ; Counselors, Anthon H. Lund
and Charles W. Penrose; Presiding Patriarch, Hyrum G. Smith.
Foreign Missions. Under the direction of the Presidency
of the Church, assisted by the Council of the Twelve Apostles:
Pres., Heber J. Grant
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Sabbath School Work. Supt., Joseph F. Smith; Gen. Sec,
George D. Pyper, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association, Supt,
Joseph F. Smith; Gen. Sec., Moroni Snow.
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association. Pret.,
Mrs. Martha H. Tingey; Sec, Clarissa A. Beesley.
Primary Association. Pres., Mrs. Louise B. Felt; Gen. Sec,
Frances K. Thomassen.
Woman's Relief Society. Pres., Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells;
Gen. Sec, Amy B. Lyman.
Religion Class. Supt., Anthon H. Lund; Sec, Edwin S.
Colleges and Church Schools
J<aepb A. Golds.
doofgeH Rwumy.
Norton fc Kaya.
II B. vl.i.
. H, W Woodwd.
J &
Periodicals (All published in Salt Lake City)
Juvenile Instructor, Editors, Joseph F. Smith and George D.
Pyper; Children's Friend, Editor, Miss May Anderson; Young
Woman's Journal, Editor, Miss Mary Conofly; Improvement
Era, Editors, Joseph F. Smith and Edward H. Anderson; Relief
Society Magazine, Editor, Mrs. Susa Y. Gates.
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
General Conference, annual. Next session, Laraoni, la., April
6-20, 1019.
There are 5 stakes, 65 state or district conferences, in the
United States, and 25 district conferences in foreign countries.
General officers: Pres., Frederick M. Smith; First Counselor,
Elbert A. Smith; Pres. of Quorum of Twelve Apostles, G. T.
Griffiths; Pres. Bishop, Benjamin R. McGuire; See., R. S. Sal-
yards; Recorder, C. I. Carpenter; Historian, Heman C Smith.
Directory of Religious Bodies 47
General Sunday School Association. S»pt„ G. R. Wells,
Lamoni, la. ; Sec., E. D. Moore, Lamoni, la.
Religio-Literary Society. Pres., G. S. Trowbridge, St. Louis,
Mo. ; See., Miss Dannie Lehman, Independence, Mo.
Woman's AuiDiary for Social Service. Pres., Mrs. David
J. Krahl, Holden, Mo.; See., Mrs. John Gardner, Independ-
ence, Mo.
College: Graceland College, Lamoni, la.; Pres., G. N. Briggs.
Periodicals
Saints' Herald (weekly), Lamoni, la.; Zion's Ensign (weekly).
Independence, Mo.
LITHUANIAN NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH
Address Rev. S. B. Mickiewicz, 156 Garden St., Lawrence,
Mass.
UTTHEBAN BODIES
There is no ecumenical organization oE Lutheran bodies. In
Germany the greater number of Lutheran Churches were united
with the Reformed Churches in the German Evangelical State
Church, the so-called Prussian Alliance. There are, however,
several independent Lutheran bodies, such as the Old Lutherans
of Prussia.
GENERAL BODIES
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA (191S)
A union of the Lutheran General Synod, Lutheran General
Council, and Lutheran United Synod, South.
Next meeting, at call of the President.
Officers: Pres- Rev. F. H. Knuhel, 437 Fifth Ave., New York
City; Sec, Rev, M. G. G. Scherer, 126 Coming St., Charleston,
S. C; Treat-, E. Clarence Miller, Philadelphia, Pa.
The General Boards had not elected their officers in time for
this publication.
Colleges
Year Book of the Churches
..Em. C.H. little. (Aolim)
...Em. Wm.C.Ooth.
...BeT.Ckie.Q.H ' ■
Hot. C. H. little (Don.)
Em. H. Wanatr.
Bm. P. W. Oraiorick.
Kit. Chu. Aikeu.
Rm. J. A. Binfout*.
Rm. A. 0. Vofct
Kit. H. Driin.
Urn, CliM.G.Heck»rt,
Lutheran Church Work & Observer (weekly), Philadelphia,
Pa., Editor, Rev. F. G. Gotwald; Lutheran Quarterly Review,
Gettysburg, Pa., Editor, Rev. J. A. Singmaster ; Lutheran Church
Viator (weekly), Columbia, S. C, Editor, Rev. J. L. Horine;
The Lutheran (weekly), Philadelphia, Pa„ Editor, Rev. G. W.
Sandt; Lutheran Church Review (monthly), Philadelphia, Pa.,
Editor, Rev. T. E. Schmauk.
LUTHERAN SYNODICAL CONFERENCE
Synodical Conf., biennial; last session, Aug., 1918L
There are 3 synods outlined below.
Officers: Pres., Rev. C. Gausewitz; Sec., Rev. J. Meyer,
Oconomowoc, Wis.; Treas., H. H. Christiansen, Detroit, Mich.
Board of Colored Missions, St Louis, Mo. Pres., Rev. C.
F. Drewes, 4108 Natural Bridge Ave., St. Louis, Mo.; Treas.,
Ewald Schuettner, 323 Merchants- Leclede Bldg St. Louis, Mo.
This is the only general board under the direction of the
synodical conference.
Periodicals of Synodical Conference
Lutheraner (bi-weekly), St Louis, Mo.; Lehre u. Wehre
(monthly), St Louis, Mo.; Mogazin fur Evangelical Lutheran
HomiUttk (monthly), St. Louis, Mo.; Theological Quarterly, St
Louis, Mo.; Lutheran Witness (bi-weekly), St Louis, Mo.;
Lutherische Botschafter, Oakland, Cal., Publisher, Rev. J. H.
Theiss; Zeuge and Anzeiger (weekly), Publisher, G. Kaufmann,
24 N. William St., New York City; Missouri Luther Uga-Bote
(monthly). Publisher, W. Reschke, 16 Adams St, Hotyoke,
Mass.; Southern Lutheran, Publisher, J. H. Schoenhardt 124
S. Jefferson Davis Parkway, New Orleans, La.; Ev. Lath.
Gemeinde Blatt (bi-weekly), Milwaukee, Wis.. Editor, Rev. H.
Bergmann; Northwestern Lutheran (bi-weekly). Editor, Rev.
J. Jenny, Milwaukee, Wis. ; Theologische Quartalschrift (quar-
terly), Milwaukee, Wis.
Directory of Religious Bodies 49
The Synod of Missouri, Ohio and Other States
Officers: Pres., Rev. F. Pf otendauer ; Sec, R. D. Biedennann;
Treas., E. Leuel, St Louis, Mo.
Home Missions in Foreign Countries. Rev. Karl Schmidt,
2123 Fremont St, Chicago, 111.
Home Missions in North America. Rev. C. F. Dietz, 1122
Garfield Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Foreign Missions. Supt., Rev. R. Kietzschmar, 3343 S. Jef-
ferson Ave., St Louis, Mo.
Deaf-Mate Missions. Rev. H. A. Kuntz, St Paul, Minn.
Missions to People of Foreign Tongues in America. Rev.
J. D. Matthius, 510 E. Ohio St, Indianapolis, Ind.
Jewish Missions. Rev. H. C Steup, 229 E. 124th St., New
York City.
Indian Missions. Rev. H. Maack, Jr., Clintonville, Wis.
Immigrant Missions. Rev. A. Beyer, 107 Maujer St, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Relief of Invalid Professors, Pastors, Teachers, and then-
Indigent Widows and Orphans. Rev. F. G. Kuernert, Crystal
Lake, 111.
Church Extension Board. Rev. F. W. Weidmann, 812 La
Fayette Ave., St Louis, Mo.
Colleges and Theological Seminaries
IiutUnHm Loading Pn$Utt
Mmk»to,Miti W.K.Oatrg.
&MCUlud.Cal,. Tk BrotanTJi.
BraniviV N Y...,,. O. A. Romoaer.
Codots.N.C A. BMaWhd.
Vtrt Wnyne, Ind U Lank*.
miul«.W» M J r. Aitncbt.
PMbMLOn- , F.fhhwrt*.
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J. IL C. EtauL
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Joint Synod of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and
Other States (189a)
Next convention, August, 1919.
Officers: Pres., Rev. G. E. Bergemann, Fond du lac, Wis.;
See., Rev. A. C. Haase, 14 Iglehart Ave., St Paul, Minn. ; Treat,,
W. H. Graebner, 356 nth Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Board of Home Missions. Sec, Rev. A. C. Haase, 14 Igle-
hart Ave,, St Paul, Minn.
Board of Indian Missions. Address Rev. O. H. Koch,
Columbus, Wis.
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Board of Relief for Invalid Pastors, Professors, Teachers,
and their Indigent Widows and Orphans. Address Rev. H.
Bergemann, 021 Greenfield Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Colleges and Theological Seminaries
Institution Location Prmdmt
Theological Seminary Wmwatoia, Wia J. SchaOer.
Teachers' Seminary and Dr. Martin
Luther College New Ulm, Minn. J. Meyer.
Northwestern College Watertown. Wis. A.F.BmfL
Michigan Lutheran Seminary Saginaw, Mich 0. J. E. Hosnecfco.
Slavonian Synod of America
Officers: Pres., Rev. Stephen Tuny, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; See.,
Rev. Jan Bradac, Whiting, Ind.; Treas., Paul Dunajcik, 1868
S. 12th St., St. Louis, Mo.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OF AMERICA
Amalgamation, June 9, 1917, of The Lutheran Norwegian
Synod, Lutheran United Norwegian Synod, and Lutheran
Hauge's Synod (Norwegian).
Annual Meeting; next session, June, 1919.
Officers: Pres., Rev. H. G. Stub; Vice-Pres., J. N. Kildahl;
Sec, Rev. N. J. Lohre, Mayville, N. D. ; Treas., Erik Waldeland,
425 Fourth St., S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Church Council: Pres. Rev. H. G Stub; See., Rev. I. M.
Sundheim, Fertile, Minn.
Board of Education. Pres., Rev. H. G. Stub; Sec, L. A.
Vigness, 425 Fourth St.. S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension. Pres.,
Rev. C. S. B. Hoel, Iola, Wis.; Sec, Rev. J. A. Quello, 605
Court St., Sioux City, la.; Treas., Rev. Peter Tangjerd, 445
Fourth St., S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Board of Foreign Missions. Pres., Rev. J. R. Birkelund;
Rec Sec, M. J. Stolee; Cor. Sec, Rev. M. Saterlie, 425 Fourth
St., S., Minneapolis, Minn.; Treas., Rev. Peter Tangjerd.
Board of Charities. Pres., Rev. H. G. Stub; Sec, C. M.
Weswig, Como and Pierce Sts., St Paul, Minn.; Gen. Sec and
Supt. of Home Finding, Rev. H. B. Kildahl, 425 Fourth St, S.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Board of Trustees. Pres., S. H. Holstad ; Sec, J. O. Estrem,
425 Fourth St, S., Minneapolis, Minn.; Treas., Erik Walde-
land.
Board of Publications. Pres., O. O. Erling; Sec, Rev. K.
A. Kasberg, Grantsburg, Wis.
Board of Pensions. Pres., Prof. L. W. Boe; Sec, Rev. E. J.
Strom, Watson, Minn.; Treas., Erik Waldeland.
Directory of Religious Bodies 51
Periodicals
Lutheraneren, Editor, Rev. T. Eggen; Lutheran Church Her-
ald, Editor, Rev. G. T. Lee; Teologisk Tidsskrift, Editor, Rev.
R. Malmin; Barnevennen, Editor, Rev. K. Kvammen; Children's
Friend, Editor, H. Jorgensen. AH, 425 Fourth St., S., Minne-
apolis, Minn.
Colleges and Seminaries
IndtoOim Location Prmdent
Luther Seminary St. Paul, Minn M. 0. Boeekman.
St. OUf College Northfield, Minn L. W. Boe.
Luther College Decorah, la. C.K.Freus.
Concordia College Moorehead. Minn J. A. Aasgaard.
Red Wing Seminary Red Wing, Minn Edward Smith.
Lather Ladies' Seminary Red Wing, Minn D. G. Ristad.
Lutheran Normal Sehool Madison. Minn K. Lokengaard.
Augustana College and Normal SchoolJSoox Falls, S. D H. S. HiBeboe.
INDEPENDENT SYNODS
The Finnish Apostolic Church is not included by some authori-
ties with the Evangelical Lutheran bodies. The Jehovah Con-
ference is rather an association of ministers than an organiza-
tion of churches. The Church of the Lutheran Brethren, while
regarded as evangelical, is on so different an ecclesiastical basis
that it is not ordinarily included in the Lutheran Year Books.
LUTHERAN JOINT SYNOD OF OHIO
Synod, biennial; last session, August, 1918.
Officers : Pres., Rev. C. H. L. Schuette, 62 Wilson Ave., Colum-
bus, O. ; Sec, A. Pflueger, Clyde, O.; Treas., Geo. L. Conrad,
57 E. Main St. Columbus, O.
University and Seminaries
Imitation Location Pmtdont
Capital Unr?eraity Columbus, Otto Mees.
Luther Seminary St. Paul, Minn H. Ernst.
Theological 8eminary Columbus, F. W. SteUhorn.
Periodicals
Theological Magazine (bi-monthly), Lutheran Standard,
(weekly), Lutheran Kirchen-Zeitung (weekly), Lutheran Youth
(weekly). All, Columbus, O.
LUTHERAN SYNOD OF BUFFALO
Officers: Pres., Rev. E. Nemeschy, Niagara Falls, N. Y.;
Sec, Rev. O. Bruss, La Salle, N. Y. ; English Sec, Rev. H.
Leupold, Buffalo, N. Y.; Treas., Mr. P. Maul.
Seminary: Martin Luther Seminary, Buffalo, N. Y. Pres.,
R, Grabau.
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Periodicals
Wachende Kirche (semi-monthly), Buffalo, N. Y., Editor,
Rev. K. A. Hoessel, Milwaukee, Wis.; Forward (Monthly),
Buffalo, N. Y., Editor, Rev. H. Beutler, Sherkston, Ontario,
Can.
LUTHERAN EIELSEN'S SYNOD (Norwegian) (1846)
Board of Church Council.
Officers: Pres., Rev. S. M. Stenby, Clear Lake, Minn.; Sec,
Rev. A. L Wiek, 2726 18th Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.; Treas.,
Leonard Paterson, Centreville, S. D.
Board of Home Missions. Pres., I. T. Erickson, 4529 Blase-
dell Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.; Treas., T. P. Thompson.
Board of Indian Missions. Pres., S. O. Overby, Taylor,
Wis.; Treas., N. T. Petersen.
School: Lutheran Bible School. Minneapolis, Minn. Prin.,
Rev. A. L Wiek.
Periodical: Den. Krisielige Laegmand (monthly), Minneapo-
lis, Minn., Editor, Rev. A. L Wiek..
LUTHERAN SYNOD OF IOWA
General Synod, triennial; next session, Aug., 1920. 9 districts.
Officers: Pres., Rev. F. Richter, 634 Fourth Ave., Clinton,
la.; Sec, John Becker, Waverly, la.; Treas., Rev. J. Haefner,
Muscatine, la.
Home Mission Board. Pres., Rev. L. Seehase, Eureka, S. D.
Board of Publication. Pres., C. H. Graening, Waverly, la.
Luther League and Sunday School Board. Pres., Rev. M.
Reu, Dubuque, la.
Foreign Mission Board. Pres., G. J. FritscheL Dubuque, la.
Church Extension Board. Pres., Rev. H. Fritschel, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
Board of Education. Pres., Rev. M. Reu, Dubuque, la.
Finance Board. Pres., Rev. F. Richter, Clinton, la.
Colleges and Theological Seminaries
Inditution Location Pretident
Wartburg Theological Seminary Dubuque, la M. Fritechel.
>Dege Clinton, la
Wartburg Teacher*' Seminary and Proeeminary . . .Waverly, la A. Engelbrecht.
Wartburg College Clinton,
Wartburg Teacher*' Seminary and Proeeminary . . .Waverly, — .
Luther College Eureka, 8. D,
L
liege.
Lutheran -College. ...... Seguin, Tex. C. Weeber
Periodicals
Kirchliche Zeitschrifi, Editor, Rev. M. Reu, Dubuque, la..;
Kirchenblatt, Waverly, la., Editor, Rev. F. Richter, Clinton,
la.; Lutheran Herald (monthly), Waverly, la., Editor, Rev. E.
H,. Rausch ; Jugendblatt, Editor, Rev. G. Weng, Oshkosh, Wis.;
Directory of Religious Bodies 58
Die Missionsstunde (monthly), Waverly, la., Editor, Rev. C.
Taubert, Leola, S. D. ; Anstaltsbote (monthly), Editor, Rev. EL
Foelsch, Defiance, O. ; Lutherischer Weisenfreund, Editors, Rev.
F. Henkelmann, Bryan, O., Rev. E. W. Matzner. Toledo, O.;
Wartburg Kalendar (annually), Waverly, la., Editor, Rev. A.
Pilger, Ripon, Wis. (All printed at Waverly, la.)
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Synod, annual, last session, Askov, Minn., June, 191&
Officers: Pres., Rev. K. C. Bodholt; Sec, Rev. Aug. Faber,
Newell, la.; Treas., H. P. Rasmussen.
Board of Foreign Missions. Rev. Adam Dan, 510 E. 64th
St., Chicago, 111.; Sec, Rev. J. C. Aaberg, Dwight, 111.; Treas.,
Rev. L. Henningsen, Solvang, Cal.
Colleges
Irutitvtion Location Prendent
Aahknd College Grant, Mich Rev. P. RamrniBwen
A ttexde* College Solvang, Cal Rev. B. Nordentoft.
Grand View College (Theological Dept.). . .Dee Moines, la. Rev. C. T. Hojbjerg.
Dannebed College Tyler, Minn Rev. Th. Knudson.
Nyited College Nysted, Neb Rev. Aage Molfer.
Periodicals
Boernevennen (weekly), Cedar Falls, la.; Dannevirke
(weekly), Cedar Falls, la.; Kirkelig Sander (weekly), Akov,
Minn.; Ungdom (semi-monthly), Cedar Falls, la.
LUTHERAN ICELANDIC SYNOD OF AMERICA
Last session, June, 1918.
Officers: Pres., Rev. B. B. Jonsson, Winnipeg, Can.; Sec,
Rev. F. Hallgrimsson, Baldur, Manitoba, Can.; Treas., J. J.
Vopni, Winnipeg, Can.
Board of Home Missions. Chmn., Rev. H, J. Leo, Lundar,
Manitoba, Can.
Board of Foreign Missions. Chmn., Rev. K. K. Olafsson,
Mountain, N. D.
School: The Jon Bjarnason Academy. Pres., Rev. R. Mar-
teinson, 549 Lipton St., Winnipeg, Can.
Periodical: Sameimngin (monthly), Winnipeg, Manitoba,
Can., Editor, Rev. B. B. Jonsson.
LUTHERAN SUOMI SYNOD (Finnish)
Officers: Pres., Rev. J. K. Nikander; Sec, Rev. F. W. Kava,
213 Mitchell Ave., Negaunee, Mich.; Treas., I. Vargelin, Han-
cock; Mich.
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College: College and Theological Seminary, Hancock, Mich.
Pres., J. K. Nikander.
Periodicals
(Published by Finnish Lutheran Book Concern, Hancock, Mich.)
Atnerikan Suometar (tri- weekly), Editor, Emil Saastamoinen ;
Aura (monthly), farmers' paper; Lasten Lehti (monthly), chil-
dren's paper; Nuorten Ystava (monthly), The Young People's
Friend; Potmen Sonotnia (weekly), Editor, Rev. K. H. Man-
neorkorpi, Mich.; Suomi-Opiston Juklajukkaisut (quarterly).
UNITED DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Last meeting, Kenmare, N. D., June, 1918.
Officers: Pres., Rev. G. B. Christiansen; Vice-Pres., Rev. I.
Gastsen ; Sec, Rev. S. Provensen, Boston, Mass. ; Treas., O. Han-
sen, Blair, Neb.
The president and secretary are also president and secretary
of both home and foreign mission boards.
Educational Board. Pres., H. W. Bando, Harlan, la.; Sec,
Hans Pedersen, Elk Horn, la.
Publication Board. Mgr., H. Skov Nielsen.
AUGUSTANA SYNOD (i860)
The Synod, annual ; next meeting, June, 1919.
There are 10 conferences and 4 mission districts.
Officers: Pres., Rev. G. A. Brandelle; Sec, Rev. Jas. A. An-
derson; Treas., K. J. Anderson, Rock Island, 111.
Board of Foreign Missions in China. Treas., Rev. A. P.
Foss, 6206 Peoria St., Chicago, 111.
Board of Home Missions. Treas., C. A. Larsan, c/o Augus-
tana Book Concern, Rock Island, 111.
Foreign Missions in India and Japan. Treas., C. W. Foss,
Rock Island, 111.
Augustana Book Concern, Rock Island, 111. Treas. and Gen.
Mgr., A. G. Anderson.
Immigrant and Seaman's Missions, 5 Water St., New York
City, Supt., Rev. A. C. St Helander; and 11 Henry St., East
Boston, Mass., Supt., Ivar Loren
Deaconess Board, Omaha, Neb. Sec, Rev. C. F. Sandahl,
Oakland, Neb.
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society. Sec,
Mrs. A. S. Hamilton, Wenona, 111.
Ministerial Pension and Aid Fund. Sec, Rev. S. A. Lind-
holm, Des Moines, Iowa.
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Augustana Theological Seminary, Rock Island, 111., Pres.,
Rev. G. A. Andreen, Ph. D., R. U. O.
Educational Institutions
Inattotion Location President
Augustana College Book Island, 10 G. A. Andreen.
Gustavus Adolphus College St. Peter, Minn 0. J. Johnson.
Bethany College Lindsborg, Kan Ernst F. Pihlblad.
Luther College Wahoo, Neb A. J. Seashore.
Upaala College Kenilworth, N. J Frans A. Erienon (acting)
Northwestern College Fergus Falls, Minn Carl Salomonson.
Minnesota College Minneapolis, Minn Frank Nelson.
Bound Rook Cofiege Round, Texas Theo. Seashore.
North Star College Warren, Minn C. F. Sjorstrand (acting)
Periodicals
Augustana (weekly), official organ, Rock Island, 111., Editor,
Rev. L. G. Abrahamsoh; Undomsvannen, The Lutheran Com-
panion, Barnens Tidning, Olive Leaf, Tidskript for Teologi och
Kyrkliga Fragar.
LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH (Norwegian)
Next meeting (annual), Minneapolis, Minn., June, ioio.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Johann Mattson; Sec, J. L. Nydahl,
Augsburg Seminary, Minneapolis, Minn.; Treas., Miss Ragna
Sverdrup.
Board of Foreign Missions. Pres., Rev. £. £. Gynild; Sec,
A. Helland, Minneapolis, Minn.; Treas., J. H. Blegen.
Board of Home Missions. Pres., Rev. Christian Vtrehus;
Treas., Rev. Elias Berliet, Dalton, Minn.
Colleges and Seminaries
IiutituHon Location PretiderU '
Augsburg College Minneapolis, Minn George Sverdrup, Jr.
Bethany College Everett. Wash L. B. Saetern.
Oak Grove Seminary Fargo, N. D. J. Fossum.
Theological Seminary Minneapolis, Minn. George Sverdrup, Jr.
Periodicals (weekly)
Folkebladet, Editor, I. Hain; Barncts Ven, Editor, J. Nydahl;
Lutheran Free Church Messenger, Editor, Rev. Claus Morgen.
All, Minneapolis, Minn.
FINNISH NATIONAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Address Rev. Peter Wuori, Ironwood, Mich.
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APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH (Finnish)
Annual Convention; next meeting, Norden, S. D., June 9/-13,
1919,
Address Rev. Charles Ojala, 316 Alameda Ave., Astoria, Ore.
Periodical: Christian Monthly, Editor, Matt Matson, Astoria,
Ore.
CHURCH OF THE LUTHERAN BRETHREN
(Norwegian) (1900)
Officers: Pres., Rev. E. H. Gunhus; Vice-Pres. and Sec,
E. M. Broen; Treas., Otto Rood, 417 E. Hennepin Ave., Min-
neapolis, Minn.
Board of Missions, Home and Foreign. Officers same as
above.
Theological Seminary: Bible School, Grand Forks, N. D.
Pres., E. M. Broen.
Periodical: Broderbaandet (semi-monthly), Editor, E. M.
Broen; Publisher, R. S. Gjerde, 2805 Ninth St, S., Minneapolis,
Minn.
LUTHERAN JEHOVAH CONFERENCE
Address Rev. Wilhelm Hartwig, R. D. 1, Detroit, Mich.
LUTHERAN IMMANUEL SYNOD
Disbanded. Trustees only for unfinished business.
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MENNONITE BODIES
Information concerning various Mennonite bodies will be
found in the Mennonite Year Book. Address J. A. Ressler,
Scottdale, Pa.
GENERAL CONFERENCE OF MENNONITES (A.)
General Conference; triennial. Next session, Harrisonburg,
Va., 1919.
5 district conferences in United States and 1 in Canada.
Officers: Pres., Rev. A. S. Shelly, Bluffton, O. ; Sec, P. R.
Schroeder, Berne, Ind. ; Treas., F. C. Claassen, Newton, Kan.
Board of Foreign Missions. Pres., Rev. J. W. Kliewer, New-
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ton, Kan.; Sec, Rev. P. H. Richert, Goessel, Kan.; Treas., Rev.
Gustav Harder, Whitewater, Kan.
Board of Home Missions. Pres., Rev. W. S. Gottshall,
Bluffton, O. ; Sec, Rev. H. P. Krehbiel, Newton, Kan.; Treas.,
J. E. Amstutz, Wadsworth, O.
Board of Publication. Pres., Rev. H. J. Krehbiel, Reedley,
CaL; Sec, Rev. W. J. Ewert, Hillsboro, Kan.; Business Mgr.,
J. F. Lehman, Berne, Ind.
Board of Education. Pres., Rev. H. H. Ewert, Gretna, Mani-
toba, Can.; Sec, Rev. J. H. Langenwalter, Bluffton, O.; Treas.,
D. H. Rickert, Newton, Kan.
Emergency Relief Committee. Pres., Rev. R. A. Goerz,
Newton, Kan. ; Sec, Rev. John Leichty, Deer Creek, Okla. ;
Treas., P. P. Hilty, Donnellson, la.
Colleges and Theological Seminary
Institution Location Pretidmt
Bethel College Newton, Kan Rev. J. W. KKewer.
Bluffton College and Mennonite Theologi-
cal Seminary Bluffton, Rev. S. E. Moriman.
Periodicals
Mennonite (weekly), Berne, Ind., Editor, Rev. S. M. Grubb;
Christlicher Bundesbote (weekly), Berne, Ind., Editor, Rev. C.
H. Van der Smissen.
GENERAL CONFERENCE OF MENNONITES (B.)
General Conference, biennial; next session, ioiq.
Officers: Mod., S. G. Shetler, Johnstown, Pa.; Sec, J. S.
Hartzler, Goshen, Ind.
Board of Missions and Charities. Pres., C. Z. Yoder,
Wooster, O. ; Sec, J. S. Shoemaker, Dakota, 111.; Treas., G. L.
Bender, Elkhart, Ind.
Board of Education. Pres., H. Frank Reist, Scottdale, Pa.;
Sec, D. D. Miller, Middlebury, Ind.; Treas., Sanford C. Yoder,
Kalona, la.
Publication Board, Scottdale, Pa. Pres., J. S. Shoemaker,
Dakota, 111.; Sec, S. H. Miller, Shanesville, O.; Treas., Abram
Metzler, Martinsburg, Pa.
Sunday School Committee. Chmn., H. Frank Reist, Scott-
dale, Pa. ; Sec, A. M. Eash, 720 W. 26th St., Chicago, 111.
College: Goshen College, Goshen, Ind., Pres., George J. Lapp.
Periodicals
Gospel Herald (official) (weekly), Christian Monitor
(monthly), Words of Cheer (weekly), Beams of Light (weekly) u
Mennonitische Rundschau (weekly), Christliche Jugenfreund
(weekly). All, Scottdale, Pa.
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AMISH MENNONITE CHURCH (Conservative) (igio)
Annual conference.
Officers: Mod., Jonas D. Voder, Belleville, Pa.; Sec, Elmer
G. Swartendruber, Wellman, la.
No schools.
Periodical: Her old der WahrheU (semi-monthly), Editors,
S. D. Guengerich, Welman, la., J. B. Miller, Grantsville, Md.
OLD ORDER AMISH MENNONITE CHURCH (1865)
No annual conference, general officers, church buildups,
schools, or publications. The older forms of worship, usually
in German, are strictly adhered to.
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
(Holdeman Mennonites)
Address Bishop John D. Deuck, Hillsboro, Kan.
Periodical: Messenger of Truth, Editor, F. C. Fricke, Ithaca,
Mich.
CENTRAL CONFERENCE OF MENNONITES
Conference, annual; meets in September.
Officers : Mod., Rev. Allan H. Miller, Pekin, 111. ; Sec, M. P.
Lantz, Carlock, 111.
Mission Board. Pres., Rev. Allan H. Miller, Pekin, 111.;
Sec, George I. Gundy, Washington, 111.
Joint Board of Foreign Missions. Pres., Val. Strubhar.
Washington, I1L; Vice-Pres., C R. Egle; Sec, Rev. Emanuel
Troyer, Normal, 111.; Cor. Sec. and Treas., D. N. Claudon,
Meadows, I1L
School : Bluff ton College and Mennonite Theological Seminary,
Bluffton, O., Pres., Rev. S. K. Mosiman.
Periodical: The Christian Evangel, Bluffton, O., Editor, B. F.
Esch.
DEFENSELESS MENNONITES
Annual conference, meeting in October.
Address the City Missionary, J. K. Gerig, 248 Root St, Chi-
cago, 111.
School : Bluffton College and Mennonite Theological Seminary,
Bluffton, O., Pres., Rev. S. K. Mosiman.
Directory of Religious Bodies 59
CONFERENCE OF DEFENSELESS MENNONITES OF
NORTH AMERICA
(Formerly, Minnesota and Nebraska Mennonite Conference)
Annual conference.
Address the City Missionary, A. F. Wiens, 4215 Rockwell St.,
Chicago, 111.
KLEINE GEMEINDE
Address Abraham I. Friesen, Meade, Kan.
No general institutions.
MENNONITE BRETHREN IN CHRIST
General Conference; meets at Kitchener, Ontario, Can., Oct.,
1920.
Five district conferences in United States and 2 in Canada.
Officers of the Gen. Conf. : Pres., Rev. C. S. Scott, Milford,
Neb.; Sec, Rev. A. B. Yoder, 727 Wolf Ave., Elkhart, Ind.;
Treas., A. D. Hoke, New Carlisle, O. ; Editor of Sunday School
Literature, Rev. J. A. Huffman, Bluffton, O.
School : Bluffton College and Mennonite Theological Seminary,
Bluffton, O., Pres., Rev. S. K. Mosiman.
Publication Headquarters: Gospel Banner Office, New Car-
lisle, O., and The Bethel Publishing Co., New Carlisle, O.
Periodical: The Gospel Banner, Editor, Rev. J. A. Huffman,
Bluffton, O.
MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH OF NORTH
AMERICA
Meets triennially; next meeting, Mountain Lake, Minn., 1019.
Three district conferences in United States and 1 in Canada.
Officers: Mod., Rev. M. M. Just, Hillsboro, Kan.; Clerk, Rev.
W. J. Bestvater, Winnipeg, Manitoba; Asst. Clerk, P. C. Hiebert,
Hillsboro, Kan.
Board of Foreign Missions. Chmn., Rev. H. Voth; Sec,
Rev. N. N. Hiebert, Mountain Lake, Minn. ; Treas., J. W. Wiens,
Hillsboro, Kan.
Board of Home Missions. Chmn., Rev. J. S. Foth, Goessel,
Kan.; Sec, Rev. M. M. Just, Hillsboro, Kan.; Treas., C. P.
Regier.
School : Tabor College, Hillsboro, Kan. Pres., H. W. Lohrenz.
Periodical: Zion's Bote, Hillsboro, Kan., Editor, A. L. Schel-
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KRIMMBR BRUEDERGEMEINDB
Annual conference.
Officers: Mod., D. E. Harder, Hillsboro, Kan.; Sec, Jacob G.
Barkman.
Periodical: Der Wahrheitsfreund (weekly), Editor, M. B.
Fast, 2812 Lincoln Ave., Chicago, 111.
OLD ORDER MENNONITES (Wisler)
A conservative body, using generally the German. They have
no general conference, schools, or organizations.
Address Frank W. Hurst, East Earl, Pa.
REFORMED MENNONITE CHURCH (1812)
No general conference, organizations, schools, or official organ.
Address Elias Hershey, 238 E. Orange St, Lancaster, Pa.
STAUFFER MENNONITES
No general institutions.
Address Michael A. Weaver, New Holland, Pa.
HUTTERISCHE BRUEDER (1536)
A communistic brotherhood of the followers of Jacob Hutter.
Address Elias Walter, MacLeod, Alberta, Can.
METHODIST BODIES
Ecumenical Methodist Conference (1881). Decennial; last
session, Toronto, Can., 191 1.
Ecumenical Methodist Commission represents the conference
ad interim.
Eastern Section: Sec, Rev. J. E. Wakerly, Central Bldg.,
Westminster, London, S. W. Includes Methodist bodies in
Great Britain, Europe, and Australasia.
Western Section: Pres., Bishop E. E. Hoss; Sec, Rev. H. K.
Carroll, Plainfield, N. J. Includes Methodist bodies in the U. S.
and Canada.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
General Conference, quadrennial; next session in May, 1920.
Annual Conferences and Missions at home and abroad, 159.
Officers: Sec-Treas., Oscar P. Miller, Rock Rapids, la.
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Bishops
John H. Vincent (retired), 5700 Blackstone Ave., Chicago, 111.
Earl Cranston (retired), 1017 16th St, Washington, D. C.
John W. Hamilton (retired), American University, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Joseph F. Berry, 1701 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
William F. McDowell, 1509 16th St., Washington, D. C
James W. Bashford, Peking, China (150 5th Ave., New York
City, temporarily).
William Burt, 455 Franklin St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Luther B. Wilson, 150 5th Ave., New York City.
Thomas B. Neely (retired), 4513 Chester Ave., Philadelphia,
Pa.
William F. Anderson, 420 Plum St., Gncinnati, O.
John L. Nuelsen, Zurich, Switzerland.
William A. Quayle, St. Louis, Mo.
Wilson S. Lewis, Foochow, China.
Edwin H. Hughes, 235 Sumner St., Maiden Mass.
Frank M. Bristol, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Homer C. Stuntz, Omaha, Neb.
Theodore S. Henderson, Detroit, Mich.
William O. Shepard, Wichita, Kan.
Francis J. McConnell, 963 Logan St., Denver, Colo.
Frederick D. Leete, 63 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta, Ga. '
Richard J. Cooke, Helena, Mont.
Wilbur P. Thirkield, Hotel De Soto, New Orleans, La.
Herbert Welch, Seoul, Korea.
Thomas Nicholson, 58 E. Washington St., Chicago, 111.
Adna W. Leonard, 435 Buchanan St., San Francisco, Cal.
Matthew S. Hughes, Portland, Ore.
William F. Oldham, Buenos Ayres, Argentina, S. America.
Charles B. Mitchell, Saint Paul, Minn.
Missionary Bishops
James M. Thoburn (retired), Meadville, Pa.
Joseph C. Hartzell (retired), Blue Ash, O.
Frank W. Warne, Lucknow, India.
Isaiah B. Scott (retired), 125 14th Ave., N., Nashville, Tenn.
John E. Robinson, Bangalore, India.
Merriman C. Harris (retired), Tokyo, Japan.
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John W. Robinson, Bombay, India.
Alexander P. Camphor, Monrovia, Liberia.
Eben S. Johnson, Capetown, South Africa.
Methodist Book Concern: 150 5th Ave., New York City;
420 Plum St., Cincinnati, O. ; 740 Rush St., Chicago, 111.
Gen. Agent, Henry C. Jennings, 740 Rush St., Chicago, 111.;
Agent at New York, Edwin R. Graham, 150 5th Ave., New York
City; Agent at Cincinnati, John H. Race, 420 Plum St, Cin-
nati, O.; Agent Emeritus, George P. Mains, 150 5th Ave.,
New York City; Book Editor, David- G. Downey, 150 Fifth
Ave., New York City; 420 Plum St., Cincinnati, O.
Board of Foreign Missions, 150 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Pres., Bishop Luther B. Wilson; Cor. Sees., S. Earl Taylor,
Rev. Frank M. North; Treas., Rev. George M. Fowles; Staff
Sees., Rev. George Heber Jones, Rev. T. S. Donohugh, Rev.
Harry Farmer, and Rev. B. T. Badley.
Board of Home Missions and Church Extensions, Arcfi and
17th Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., Bishop Joseph F. Berry; Cor.
Sec., Rev. D. D. Forsyth; Publicity Sec, Ralph W. Keeler;
Treas., Samuel Shaw; Supt. Church Extension, Rev. W. L.
McDowell; Supt. Cities, Rev. Melvin P. Burns; Supt Rural
Work, Paul L. Vogt; Supt. Frontier, Rev. Edward L. Mills;
Supt. Evangelism, Rev. George B. Dean.
Freedmen's Aid Society, 420 Plum St., Cincinnati, O. Pres.,
Bishop William F. Anderson ; Cor Sees., Rev. P. J. Maveety and
I. Garland Penn; Treas., Rev. John H. Race.
Board of Education, 150 5th Ave., New York City. Pres.,
Bishop William F. McDowell; Cor. Sec, Abram W. Harris.
Board of Sunday Schools, 58 E. Washington St., Chicago,
111. Pres., Bishop Thomas Nicholson; Cor. Sec, Rev. Edgar
Blake; Editor Sunday School Publications, Rev. Henry H.
Meyer, 420 Plum St., Cincinnati, O.
(The Methodist Brotherhood transferred to control of Board
of Sunday Schools.)
Board of Conference Claimants, 820 Garland Bldg., Chicago,
111. Cor. Sec, Rev. J. B. Hingeley.
General Deaconess Board, 675 Ellicott Square, Buffalo, N. Y.
Pres., Bishop William Burt; Cor. Sec, Rev. D. W. Howell.
Board of Temperance, Prohibition, and Public Morals,
204 Pennsylvania Ave., S. E. Washington, D. C. Pres., Bishop
William F. McDowell; Gen. Sec, Rev. Clarence True Wilson;
Treas., W. T. Galliher.
A field force is maintained, work is carried on in Sunday
schools and Epworth Leagues, and among colored people, as
well as extensive research and publicity.
Commission on Finance. Gen. Sec, Rev. Joseph W. Van
Cleve, 740 Rush St., Chicago, 111.
Methodist Federation for Social Service. Pres., Bishop F.
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J. McConndl, Denver, Colo.; Sec, Rev. Harry F. Ward, 150
Fifth Ave., New York City.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Pres., Mrs. William
F. McDowell, 1509 16th St., Washington, D. C. ; Sec, Mrs. Charles
Spaetti, It Audubon St., Rochester, N. Y.; Treat., Miss Florence
Hooper, 10 South St, Baltimore, Md. Organ : Woman's Mission-
ary Friend.
Woman's Home Missionary Society, 420 Plum St, Cincin-
nati, O. Pres., Mrs. Wilbur P. Thirkield, The De Soto, New
Orleans, La.; Cor. Sec, Mrs. May Leonard Woodruff, Allen-
dale, N. J.; Rec Sec, Mrs. D. D. Thompson, 1629 Hinman Ave.,
Evanston, III.; Treas., Mrs. H. C. Jennings. Organ: Woman's
Home Missions.
Epworth League, 740 Rush St, Chicago, III. Pres., Bishop
Adna W. Leonard; Sec. Emeritus, Rev. Wilbur F. Sheridan;
Gen. Sec, Rev. C. E. Guthrie. This is the young people's organi-
zation of the church. Each local league has departments of
Spiritual Work, World Evangelism, Social Service, and Recrea-
tion and Culture. Its official organ is The Epworth Herald, Rev.
Dan B. Brummitt, Editor.
Junior Epworth Leagues, 740 Rush St., Chicago, 111. The
Epworth League for children under 16. Gen. Sec, Miss Emma
A. Robinson.
Methodist Centenary Movement, tit Fifth Ave., New York
City. Chmm., Rev. D. D. Forsyth; Exec Sec, S. Earl Taylor;
Exec. Sec. Campaign Com., Rev. Fred B. Fisher.
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Claflin Collegs Onn|erjnrr.S.C L. M. Dnnttm.
Clark UiiiT(niu Atlanta, Ga. Hany Andrew! Kim.
UortuCoTlsfa BiKbDan,Md J. 0. Spencer.
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Professional Schools for Negroes
Gammon ThMlorjoal Seminary Booth Atlanta, Ga Philip M. Waltere.
Mfhanj MedralCollege Naahrille. Term George W. Hubbard,
Official Periodicals
Methodist Review (bi-monthly), New York City, Editor, Rev.
W. V. Kelley.
English (weekly)
California Christian Advocate, San Francisco, Cat., Editor,
Rev. F. M. Larkin; Central Christian Advocate, Kansas City,
Mo., Editor, Rev. C. B. Spencer ; Christian Advocate, New York
City, Editor, James R. Joy; Epworth Herald, Chicago, 111.,
Editor, Dan. B. Brummitt; Methodist Advocate-Journal, Athens,
Tenn., Editor, J. M. Melear; Northwestern Christian Advocate,
Chicago, I1L, Editor, Rev. E. Robb Zaring; Pacific Christian
Advocate, Portland, Ore., Editor, Robert H. Hughes; Pittsburgh
Directory of Religious Bodies 65
Christian Advocate, Pittsburgh, Pa., Editor, Rev. J. J. Wallace ;
Southwestern Christian Advocate, New Orleans, La., Editor,
Rev. Robert E. Jones; Western Christian Advocate, Cincinnati,
O., Editor, Rev. Ernest C. Wareing.
German
Christliche Apologete (weekly), Haus und Herd (monthly),
Editor, Rev. A. J. Bucher, Cincinnati, O.
Semi-official and Unofficial (weekly)
Kristelige Talsmand (Norwegian), Chicago, 111., Editor, Rev.
C. A. Anderson; Christian Standard and Guide to Holiness,
Upland, Ind., Editor, Rev. E. S. Dunham; Christian Witness
and Advocate of Bible Holiness, Chicago 111., Editors, Rev. G.
A. McLaughlin, Rev. C. J. Fowler, Rev. C. W. Ridout; Hyrde-
Stemmen, Chicago, 111., Editor, Rev. C. A. Anderson ; La Fiaccola,
New York City, Editor, Rev. F. M. Petacci; Michigan Christian
Advocate, Detroit, Mich., Editor, Rev. Frank F. Fitchett; Sonde-
budet (Swedish), Chicago, 111., Editor, J. M. Hillberg; Meth-
odist, Baltimore, Md., Editor, Rev. J. F. Heisse; Vidnesbyrdet,
Seattle, Wash., Editor, O. O. Twede; Zion's Herald, Boston,
Mass., Editor, Rev. Charles Parkhurst; Wisconsin Christian Ad-
vocate, Milwaukee, Wis., Editor, A. J. Benjamin.
World Outlook, New York City, Editor, S. Earl Taylor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
General Conference, quadrennial; last session May 2, 1918.
There are 39 Annual Conferences.
Bishops
Eugene Russell Hendrix, Kansas City, Mo.
Joseph Staunton Key (retired), Sherman, Tex.
Henry Clay Morrison (retired), Leesburg, Fla.
Warren Akin Candler, Atlanta, Ga.
Elijah Embree Hoss (retired), Nashville, Tenn.
James Atkins, Waynesville, N. C.
Collins Denny, Richmond, Va.
John Carlisle Kilgo, Charlotte, N. C.
Walter Russell Lambuth, Nashville, Tenn.
William Belton Murrah, Memphis, Tenn.
Richard Green Waterhouse, Emory, Va.
James Henry McCoy, Birmingham, Ala.
Edwin DuBose Mouzon, Dallas, Tex.
John M. Moore, Nashville, Tenn., and Brazil, S. A.
William F, McMurray, St, Louis, Mo,
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Urban V. M. Darlington, Huntington, W. Vs.
Horace M. Da Bom, Nashville, Tenn.
William N. Ainswortb, Gainesville, Ga.
James Cannon, Jr., Richmond, Va.
Board of Missions, 810 Broadway, Nashville, Term. See.,
Rev. W. W. Pinson; Sec, Foreign Depi., Rev. E. H. Rawlings;
See., Foreign Deft, (for women). Miss Esther Case; See. Home
Deft., E. 0. Goddard; See. Home Dept. (for women),
Mrs. R. W. MacDonnell; Educational See., Rev. C. G. Houn-
shell; Educational Sec. (for women), Mrs. Hume R. Steele;
Home Base Sec., Mrs. B. W. Lipscomb; Treat, J. D. Hamilton
and Mrs. F. H. Ross.
Board of Church Extension, Louisville, Ky. Sec, H. A.
Boas.
Board of Education, Nashville, Tenn. Sec, Rev. Stonewall
Epworth League, Nashville, Tenn. Sec., Rev. F. S. Parker.
Sunday School Board, Nashville, Tenn. Cor. Sec, Rev. C.
D. Bulla.
Laymen's Missionary Movement, Nashville, Tenn. Sec, Rev.
W. B. Beauchamp ; Office Sec, A. C. Tippens.
Department of Ministerial Supply and Training, Atlanta,
Ga. See,, Rev. R. H. Bennett.
Superannuate Fund, Agent, Rev. Luther E. Todd, St Louis,
Mo.
Publishing House, Nashville, Tenn. Publishing Agents, D,
M. Smith and Rev. A. J. Lamar.
Sunday School Board, Nashville, Tena Sunday School
Editor, Rev. E. R Chaftpell, Supt Sunday School Training
Work, Rev, J. W, Shackford; Primary Asst., Miss Minnie
Kennedy; Supt. Southern Methodist Assembly, Rev. James
Cannon. Waynesville, N. C.
War Work Commission. Sec p. 180.
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Periodicals
Christian Advocate, Nashville, Term., Editor, Rev. Thomas
N. Ivey; Methodist Quarterly Review, Nashville, Tenn., Editor,
Rev. Frank M. Thomas; Epworth Era, Nashville, Tenn., Editor,
Rev. F. S. Parker; Missionary Voice, Nashville, Tenn., Manag-
ing Editor, R. B. Eleazer; Alabama Christian Advocate, Binning'
ham, Ala., Editor, Rev. L. C. Branscomb; Baltimore-Richmond
Christian Advocate, Richmond, Va., Editor, Rev. James Cannon,
Jr.; Baltimore Southern Methodist, Baltimore, Md., Editor, Rev.
Carlton D. Harris; Central Methodist, Lexington, Ky., Editor,
Rev. W. E. Arnold ; Missions Freund, San Antonio, Tex., Editor,
Rev. John A. G. Rabe; Florida Christian Advocate, Lakeland,
Fla., Editor, Rev. J. Edgar Wilson; Methodist Advocate, Sutton,
W. Va., Editors, John A. Grose and Rev. W. I. Canter; Midland
Methodist, Nashville, Tenn., Editor, Rev. J. A. Burrow ; New
Orleans Christian Advocate, New Orleans, La., Editor, Rev. H,
T. Carley; North Carolina Christian Advocate, Greensboro, N.
C, Editor, Rev. Hugh M. Blair; Pacific Methodist Advocate,
San Francisco, Cal., Editor, Rev. W. H. Nelson ; Raleigh Chris-
tian Advocate, Raleigh, N. G, Editor, Rev. L. S. Massey; St.
Louis Christian Advocate, St Louis, Mo., Editor, Rev. Arthur
Mather; Southern Christian Advocate, Greenville, S. C, Editor,
Rev. W. C. Kirkland; Texas Christian Advocate, Dallas, Tex..
Editor, Rev. A. J. Sheets; Wesleyon Christian Advocate, At-
lanta, Ga y Editor, Rev. W. C. Lovett; Western Methodist, Little
Rock, Ark., Editor, Rev. A. C. Miller.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
General Conference, quadrennial; next meeting in May, 1920.
Twenty-nine Annual Conferences and n Mission Conferences.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Lyman E. Davis, 219 6th St., Pittsburgh,
68 Year Book of the Churches
Board of Foreign Missions, Baltimore, Md. Prts., Rev. F.
W. Varney; Sec, Rev. F. C. Klein, 316 N. Charles St, Balti-
more, Md.
Board of Home Missions, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pres., Hon, F. C.
Chambers; Sec, Rev. Charles H. Beck.
Board of Education, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pres., J. W. Knott;
Sec, Rev. George H. Miller, 507 Pittsburgh Life Bldg., Pa.
Board of Publication. Agents, Charles Reiner, Jr., 316 N.
Charles St., Baltimore, Md., and F. W. Pierpont, 219 6th St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Board of Young People's Work, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pres., Rev.
G. W. Haddaway, 2504 Garrison Ave., Baltimore, Md.; Sec A.
G. Dixon, 3219 Carlyle Ave., Baltimore, Md.
Forward Movement Commission, 507 Pittsburgh Life Bldg.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Pres., Rev. J. C. Broomfield; Sec, Rev. Crates
S. Johnson, 24 15th Ave., Columbus, O.
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions, Kansas City, Kan.
Pres. Gen. Exec Board, Mrs. E. C. Chandler; Sec, Mrs. D. S.
Stephens, Kansas City, Kan. Organ: Woman's Missionary
Record
Woman's Board of Home Missions. Pres., Mrs. A. G.
Dixon; Sec, Mrs. Jane A. Gordon, 236 N. Dithridge St, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Colleges and Theological Seminary
Inditution Location Prendent
Adrian College Adrian, Mich Harlan L. Feeman.
Kansas City University Kansas City, Kan A. Norman Ward.
Western Maryland College Westminster, Md T. H. Lewis.
Westminster College Tehoacana, Tex J. C. Williams.
Westminster Theological Seminary Westminster, Md H. L. Eklerdiee.
Periodicals
Methodist Protestant, Baltimore, Md., Editor, Rev. Frank T.
Benson; Methodist Recorder, Pittsburgh, Pa., Editor, Rev.
Lyman E. Davis; Sunday School publications, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Editor, Rev. C. E. Wilbur.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CONNECTION OF
AMERICA (1843)
General Conference, quadrennial; next session, Fairmount,
Ind., June 25, 1919.
Annual Conferences, 23, with a mission conference in India
and one in Africa.
Headquarters, 330 E. Onondaga St, Syracuse, N. Y.
Officers: Pres., E. G. Dietrich; Sec, Rev. E. D. Carpenter;
Treas., Rev. J. S. Willet.
Officers of Gen. Conf . : Pres., Rev. Eber Teter, Sheridan, Ind. ;
Sec, Rev. E. F. McCarty, 228 S. Gemens Ave., Lansing, Mich.
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The Book Committee is the Board of Managers of all the
connectional societies: Publishing, Missionary, Superannuated,
Educational, and Sunday School.
Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection
of America. Sec, Rev. Eber Teter, Sheridan, Ind.
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society. t Pres.,
Mrs. Francene McMillan, Houghton, N. Y. ; Cor. Sec, Miss Eva
McMichael, Arlington, Ind.
Colleges
Inatitutum Location Pretideni
Central College Central, S. C H. C. Bedford.
Houghton College Houghton, N. Y J. 6. Lackey.
MUtonvale College Miltonvale, Kan H. W. McDowell.
Periodical: The Wesleyan Methodist (weekly), Syracuse, N.
Y., Editor, F. A. Butterfield.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH
General Conference, quadrennial; next meeting, Hazleton, Pa.,
second Wednesday in Sep., 1921.
Officers: Pres., Rev. John Hardcastle, Plattville, Wis.; Sec,
Rev. C. W. Hall, Shamokin, Pa.; Treas., Rev. W. B. Taylor,
Lonsdale, Mass.
Board of Foreign Missions. Pres., Rev. W. F. Nicholls,
Tamaqua, Pa.; Sec, Rev. J. Iley, Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Board of Education. Pres., Rev. J. Proude, Providence,
R. I.; Sec, Rev. S. T. Nicholls, Philadelphia, Pa.
Periodical: Primitive Methodist Journal (monthly), 358 Sum-
ner St., New Bedford, Mass., Editor, Rev. E. Humphries.
CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST CHURCH
General Conference, quadrennial; next session, 1921.
There are 13 state conferences.
Officers of the Gen. Conf. : Pres., Rev. N. E. Fair ; Sec, John
Phinazee, Jackson, Ga.
Educational Board. Chmn., T. W. Collins, Ellisville, Miss.
Board of Publication, Laurel, Miss. Chmn., G. W. Black-
lidge, Laurel, Miss.; Sec-Treas., C. C. Pearson.
Periodical: Messenger (semi-monthly), Ellisville, Miss.;
Editor, Rev. G. C. VanDevender.
NEW CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST CHURCH
Address Rev. W. A. Thompson, Stockton, Ga.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH OF NORTH AMERICA
General Conference, quadrennial; next session, 1919. There
are 43 annual conferences.
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Bishops
Burton R. Jones, 44 E. Peoria St, Pasadena, Gil.
Walter A. Sellew, Jamestown, N. Y.
Wilson T. Hogue, Michigan Gty, Ind.
William Pearce, 4532 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Headquarters: 1132 Washington Bvld., Chicago, 111.
Officers of the Gen. Conf. : Pres., Bishop Walter A. Sellew;
Sec, Rev. Mendal B. Miller, Franklin, Pa.; Treas., Rev. George
W. Saunders.
Board of Education. Pres., Bishop W. T. Hogue; Cor. Sec,
M. B. Miller, Franklin, Pa.
General Missionary Board. Pres., Bishop W. A. Sellew;
Sec, Rev. J. S. MacGeary.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Pres., Mrs.
Mary L. Coleman, Greenville, 111.; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Charlotte T.
Bolles, Oneida, N. Y.; Treas., Mrs. Lillian C. Jensen, Chicago,
111.
Church Extension Society. Pres., Bishop W. Pearce; Sec,
Rev. J. S. MacGeary.
General Sunday School Board. Pres., Jacob Moyer; Gen.
Sec, Rev. W. B. Olmstead.
Board of Charities and Benevolences. Pres., Bishop W.
Pearce; Sec, Rev. J. S. MacGeary.
Board of Conference Claimants. Pres., Bishop B. R. Jones;
Sec, Rev. M. B. Miller, Franklin, Pa.
Colleges
Institution Location President
The Central Academy and College McPherson, Kan L. Glenn Lewie.
licrCe
Evansville Seminary and Junior College.. . Evansville, Wis Richard R. Blews.
Greenville College Greenville, HI Eldon G. Burritt
Seattle Pacific College Seattle, Wash.. O. E. Tiffany.
Periodicals
Free Methodist, Chicago, 111., Editor, Rev. J. T. Logan; Light
and Life Evangel, Chicago, III, Editor, Rev. David S. Warner;
Missionary Tidings, Chicago, 111., Editor, Miss Adella P. Car-
penter.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
General Conference, quadrennial; next session, May, 192a
Secretary: Rev. William D. Johnson, Plains, Ga.
Bishops
Benjamin Tucker Tanner (retired), 2908 Diamond St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Benjamin Franklin Lee, Wilber force, O.
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Evans Tyree, 15 N. Hill St., Nashville, Tenn.
Charles Spencer Smith, 35 E. Alexandrine Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Cornelius Thaddeus Shaffer, 3742 Forest Ave., Chicago, 111.
Levi Jenkins Coppin, 1913 Bainbridge St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry Blanton Parks, 331a Calumet St., Chicago, 111.
Joseph Simeon Flipper, 401 Houston St., Atlanta, Ga.
J. Albert Johnson, 141a N. 18th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
William Henry Heard, 1426 Rockland St, Philadelphia, Pa.
John Hurst, 1808 McCutloh St., Baltimore, Md.
William D. Chappelle, 1208 Harden St., Columbia, S. C.
Joshua H. Jones, Wilberforce, O.
James M. Connor, 1519 Pulaski St., Little Rock, Ark.
William W. Beckett, Edisto Id., Capetown, S. Africa.
Isaac N. Ross, 1616 Fifteenth St., N. W., Washington, D. C,
and Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa.
Board of Missions, 61 Bible House, New York City. Sec,
J. W. Rankin.
Board of Education, Waco, Tex. See., A. S. Jackson.
Society of Church Extension, 1535 Fourteenth St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C See., B. F. Watson.
Sunday School Union, 8th and Lea Aves., Nashville, Tenn.
See., Ira T. Bryant
Allen Christian Endeavor Society, 8th and Lea Aves., Nash-
ville, Tenn. Sec, J. C. Caldwell.
Board of Finance, 1541 Fourteenth St., N. W., Washington,
D. C. See., J. R. Hawkins.
Publication Board, A. M. E. Book Concern, 631 Pine St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Gen. Business Mgr R. R. Wright, Jr.
Women's Parent Mite Missionary Society, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pres., Mrs. Mary F. Handy, 1341 N. Carey St., Baltimore, Md.
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society, Charles-
ton, S. C. Pres., Mrs. S. G. Simmons.
Colleges and Universities
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Seminaries
IndiiuUon Location Pmident
Theological Dept.. Allen University Columbia, S. C R. W. Mance.
Payne Theological Seminary Wilberforoe, G. F. Woodson.
Tomer Theological Seminary Atlanta, Oa D. W.Qreathardt
Periodicals
Christian Recorder (weekly), Philadelphia, Pa., Editor, R. R.
Wright, Jr.; African Methodist Episcopal Review (quarterly),
Philadelphia, Pa., Editor, R. C. Ransom; Southern Christian
Recorder (weekly), Columbus, Ga., Editor, G. W. Allen; West-
em Christian Recorder, Kansas City, Mo., Editor, J. Frank
McDonald; Voice of Missions (monthly), New York City,
Editor, J. W. Rankin ; The Allenite, Nashville, Tenn., Editor,
J. C. Caldwell; Woman's Christian Recorder, Columbia, S. C,
Editress, Mrs. R. C. Chappelle; Woman's Missionary Recorder,
Charleston, S. C.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION CHURCH
(1796)
General Conference, quadrennial; next session, Knoxville,
Tenn., May, 1920.
Bishops
J. W. Hood (retired), 445 Ramsey St, Fayetteville, N. C.
G. W. Clinton, 415 N. Myers St, Charlotte, N. C.
J. W. Alstork, 231 Cleveland Ave., Montgomery, Ala.
J. S. Caldwell, 420 S. nth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
G. L. Blackwell, 420 S. nth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
A. J. Warner, 220 E. Boundary St, Charlotte, N. C.
L. W. Kyles, 4301 W. Bell Place, St. Louis, Mo.
R. B. Bruce, 203 S. Brevard St., Charlotte, N. C.
W. L Lee, 450 Quincy St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
G. C. Clement, 1425 W. Walnut St, Louisville, Ky.
Church Extension, 420 S. nth St, Philadelphia, Pa. Pres.,
Bishop, W. L Lee; Cor. Sec.-Treas., J. C. Dancy.
Education, 613 N. Garrison Ave., St Louis, Mo. Pres.,
Bishop G. L Blackwell; Cor. Sec.-Treas., J. W. Martin.
Finance, 420 S. nth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., Bishop J.
S. Caldwell; Cor. Sec.-Treas., Rev* W. H. Goler.
Foreign Missions, 1046 Traub Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Pres.,
Rev. J. H. McMullen; Cor. Sec.-Treas., J. W. Wood.
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society, 624 S.
16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., Mrs. Florence Randolph; Cor.
Sec, Mrs. A. W. Blackwell
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Publication, 2nd and Brevard Sts., Charlotte, N. C Pres.,
Bishop G. W. Clinton; Mgr., J. W. Crockett; Treas., Rev. J.
Harvey Anderson.
Superannuated Ministers, Widows and Orphans, 420 S.
nth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., Bishop A. J. Warner; Cor.
Sec, Rev. C. W. Winfield; Treas., Rev. A. P. Petly.
Sunday School Union, Charlotte, N. C. Pres., Bishop R. B.
Bruce; Cor. Sec.-Treas., J. W. Eichelberger, Jr.
Ministerial Brotherhood, 276 Division St., New Haven, Conn.
Pres., Bishop L. W. Kyles ; Cor. Sec.-Treas., Rev. C. S. Whitted.
Evangelism, 1425 W. Walnut St., Louisville, Ky. Pres.,
Bishop G. C. Clement; Sec, E. L. Watkins; Treas., Rev. J. H.
McMullen.
Varick Christian Endeavor Union, Pensacola, Fla. Pres.,
Rev. J. W. Brownr; Cor. Sec, Aaron Brown; Treas., Rev. G.
M. Oliver.
Legion of Financiers, Yonkers, N. Y. Pres., Rev. W. D.
Ginton; Sec, Rev. J. J. Smyer.
Connectional Trustee Board. Pres., Rev. W. C. Brown;
Sec, Rev. J. H. Moseley; Treas., Rev. C. W. P. Mitchell.
Schools
IntHtuHon Location President or Dean
Atkinson College Madiaonville, Ky J. W. Muir.
Clinton Institute Rode Hill, S. C R. J. Bouhrare.
Dinwiddie A and I School Dinwiddie, Va W. E. Woodyard.
Eastern North Carolina Industrial School. .New Bern, N. C W. M. Sutton.
Edenton Normal and Industrial School. . . .Edenton, N. C W. F. Gaines.
Greenville College Greenville, Tenn Arthur A. Madison.
Hood Theological Seminary Salisbury, N. C W. 0. Carrington.
Lancaster High School Lancaster, S. C M. D. Lee.
Livingstone College Salisbury, N. C D. C. Suggs.
Lomax-Hannon High School Greenville, Ala J. R. Wingfield.
Macon Industrial School Macon, Ga B. J. Bridges.
Walters Institute Warren, Ark J. W. Eichelberger.
Periodicals
Star of Zion (weekly), Charlotte, N. C, Editor, Rev. J. Har-
vey Anderson; Western Star of Zion (weekly), E. St. Louis, 111.,
Editor, Rev. T. W. Wallace; Quarterly Review, New Rochelle,
N. Y., Editor, Rev.C. C. Alleyne; Missionary Seer (monthly),
Indianapolis, Ind., Editor, Rev. J. W. Wood.
AFRICAN UNION METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHURCH
General Conference, last meeting, Elkton, Md., Sept. 18, 1918.
Officers : Pres., Rt. Rev. I. B. Cooper ; Sec, Rev. G. N. Shippy,
Chester, Pa.
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension. Cor. Sec. x
Rev. J. H. Johnson, 4086 Warren St, Philadelphia, Pa,
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Sabbath School and Young People's Work. Sec, Prof.
W. H. Loper, Jr., Felton, Del.
Board of Ministerial Relief. Chmn., Rev. Simon Hines;
Sec, Rev. J. H. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa.
African Union M. P. Publishing House, 131 N. Felton St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Gen. Mgr., Rt. Rev. D. J. Russell.
College and Seminary: Spencer's African Union Methodist
Protestant College and Seminary. Pres., Rev. G. A. Coleman,
Merchantville, N. J.
Periodical : The Union Star, Editor, D. J. Russell.
AFRICAN AMERICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Address Bishop £. J. Hines, 1126 Lombard St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
COLORED METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (1870)
General Conference; quadrennial; next session, May. 1922.
Sec of Gen. Conf., Rev. M. F. Brinson, Fort Valley, (&.
Bishops
L. H. Holsey, 335 Auburn Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
Isaac Lane, 422 Laconte St., Jackson, Tenn.
R. S. Williams, 912 Fifteenth St., Augusta, Ga.
£. Cottrell, Holly Springs, Miss.
C. H. Phillips, 123 Fourteenth Ave., Nashville, Tenn.
M. F. Jamison, Leigh, Tex.
R. A. Carter, 398 Audubon Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
N. C. Cleaves, 633 S. Lauderdale St, Memphis, Tenn.
Board of Missions. Pres., Bishop N. C. Cleaves; Sec, Rev.
J. H. Moore, Holly Springs, Miss.
Board of Education. Pres., Bishop R. A. Carter; Sec, Rev.
J. A. Bray, Birmingham, Ala.
Board of Church Extension. Pres., Bishop R. A. Carter;
Sec, Rev. R. R. Stout, Louisville, Ky.
Epworth League. Pres., Bishop E. Cottrell; Gen. Sec, Rev.
A. R. Calhoun, Pine Pluff, Ark.
Board of Publication. Pres., Bishop R. S. Williams; Agt,
Rev. J. C. Martin, 109 Shannon St., Jackson, Tenn.
Sunday School Board. Pres., Bishop R. S. Williams; Sec,
Rev. A. W. Gilbert, Augusta, Ga.
Board of Superannuated Preachers, Widows, and Orphans.
Pres., Bishop N. C. Cleaves; Sec, Rev. T. H. Copeland, Hop-
kinsvitte, Ky.
Directory of Religious Bodies 75
Schools
Itutitution Location President
Arkansas Industrial College Fine Bluff, Ark C. C. Neal.
Homer College Homer, La
Lane College Jackson, Tenn J. F. Lane.
Miles Memorial College Birmingham, Ala G. A. Payne.
Miaaaaippi Industrial College. Holly Springs, Miss F. H. Rodgers.
Paine College Augusta, Ga Albert D. Belts.
Texas College Tyler, Tex W.R. Banks.
Philips University Tyler, Tex W. R. Banks.
Oklahoma Normal and Industrial Institute. Boley, Okla. A. M. D. Wangrum*
Helena B. Cobb Institute Barnsville, Ga Helena B. Cobb.
Periodicals (weekly)
Christian Index, Jackson, Tenn., Editor, J. A. Hamlett; East-
em Index, Pittsboro, N. C, Editor, Rev. J. C. Stanton; Western
Index, Dallas, Tex., Editor, J. R. Starks; North Caroline Index,
Pittsboro, N. C, Editor, J. C. Stanton.
COLORED METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
Address Rev. E. W. Scott, 323 Falls Road, Roland Park,
Baltimore, Md.
UNION AMERICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH (1813)
General Conference; last session, Media, Pa., Oct., 1918.
Bishops
Benjamin T. Ruley, 19 W. Twelfth St., Wilmington, Del.
Jacob F. Ramsey, 13 19 S. Seventeenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Philip A. Boulden, 1932 Carpenter St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Foreign Missions. Sec, Rev. O. S. Watts, 766 Line St.,
Camden, N. J.
Education. Sec, Rev. William H. Guy, New Castle, Del.
Church Extension. Sec, Rev. W. W. Prime, 109 W. 131st
St., New York City.
Union Industrial School, 101 E. Ninth St., Wilmington, Del.
Rev. S. P. Shepherd, Dean.
School: Local Preachers' Training School, 718 Chestnut St.,
Camden, N. J. Principal, Rev. O. S. Watts.
Periodicals
Union Messenger, Editor, Rev. H. T. Ryder, Media, Pa.;
Union Recorder, Editor, Rev. O. S. Watts, Camden, N. J.;
Southern Pioneer, Editor, W. H. King, 251 Bloodgood St, Mo-
bile, Ala.
REFORMED METHODIST UNION EPISCOPAL
CHURCH (Colored)
General Conference, quadrennial. 2 state conferences.
General officers: Bishop, Rt. Rev. E. R. Middleton, Sumter,
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S. G; Financial Sec, Rev. J. M. Seabrook; Sec. of Education,
Rev. F. R. Young; Sunday School Sec, John Richardson; Mis-
sionary Sec, Rev. Thomas Chislom; Mgr. of Publications, Rev.
John Heywood.
REFORMED ZION UNION APOSTOLIC CHURCH
(Colored)
Annual Conference; next meeting, Aug., iqio.
Officers: Pres., Rt. Rev. G. W. Taylor; Sec, J. R. Galby,
Smith, Tex.
Church Extension Board. Treas., J. A. Hicks, Jumbo, Va.
Sunday School Convention. Pres., D. H. Hendricks; Sec,
Mrs. A. S. Hicks, Meridethville, Va.
Woman's Work. Gen. Sec, Miss R. A. Valentine, La Crosse,
Va.
Board of Education. Chtnn., Rev. F. Watson; Gen. Sec,
Rev. J. E. Hines, La Cross, Va.
Sunday School Union Workers and Teachers' Associa-
tion. Pres., J. A. Hicks ; Gen. Sec, Mrs. A. V. Peebles, Jumbo,
Va.
School: A. A. N. and I. Institute, La Crosse, Va. Principal,
Rev. F. Watson.
MORAVIAN BODIES
MORAVIAN CHURCH (Unitas Fratrum) (1457)
Began its work in America, 1734.
There are two coordinate Provinces of the Unity in America:
the Northern, with a Provincial Synod meeting every five years;
the Southern, with a Provincial Synod meeting every three
years.
Bishops (Address Rt. Rev.)
J. Taylor Hamilton, 116 So. Second Ave., Bethlehem, Pa.
Gement Hoyler, 9857 Eighty-fourth Ave., Edmonton, Alberta*
Can.
Charles L. Moench, Bethlehem, Pa.
Karl A. Mueller, Watertown, Wis.
Edmund Oerter (retired), Dover, O.
Clement L. Reinke (retired), Gnadenhutten, (X
Edward Rondthaler, Winston- Salem, N. C ,
Directory of Religious Bodies 77
The Provincial Elders' Conference (Exec. Board) of the
Northern Province, 20 Church St, Bethlehem, Pa. Pres.,
Bishop C. L. Moench ; Sec, Rev. John S. Romig ; Vice-Pres. and
Treas., Rev. Paul de Schweinitz; Western Vice-Pres., Bishop
Karl A. Mueller.
The Provincial Elders' Conference (Exec Board) of the
Southern Province, Winston-Salem, N. C Pres., Bishop Ed-
ward Rondthaler; Sec. Rev. James E. Hall; Treas., Rev. E. H.
Stockton. \i
Board of Church Extension, 20 Church St, Bethlehem, Pa.
Pres., Rev. Paul de Schweinitz; Sec, Bishop C. L. Moench;
Treas., Emil J. Bishop.
Society of the United Brethren for Propagating the Gospel
among the Heathen, 20 Church St., Bethlehem, Pa. Pres.,
Bishop C. L. Moench ; Sec, Rev. John S. Romig ; Vice-Pres. and
Treas., Rev. Paul- de Schweinitz.
Colleges and Seminaries
Inditution Location Preiident
Linden Hall Litits.Pa. F.W. Stengel
Moravian College and Theological Sem. .Bethlehem, Pa Bishop J. Taylor Hamilton.
Moravian Sem. and College for Women. .Bethlehem. Pa J. H. ClewelL
NaaarethHall NasaretLPa A. D.Thaeler.
Salem Academy and College for Women. Winston-Salem, N. C H. E. Rondthaler.
Periodicals
The Moravian (weekly), Nazareth, Pa., Editor, C. D. Kreider;
The Little Missionary (monthly), West New Brighton, Staten
Island, N. Y., Editor, F. R. Nitzschke; Der Brueder-Botschafter
(weekly) and Der Missionsfreund (monthly), Watertown, Wis.,
Editor, Bishop Karl A. Mueller.
BOHEMIAN AND MORAVIAN BRETHREN, EVAN-
GELICAL UNION OF
Address Rev. Adolph Chlumsky, Brenham, Washington
County, Tex.
INDEPENDENT MORAVIAN CHURCHES
Address Rev. Francis Pokorny, R. D. 3, Cedar Rapids, la.
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NON-SECTARIAN CHURCHES OF BIBLE FAITH
No organization, no regular membership, no church buildings,
or paid ministry.
Address Charles A. Rowe, 12 Newcomb St., Medford, Mass.
Publication: The Echoes of the Stumbling Stone, Editor,
Charles A. Rowe.
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OLD CATHOLIC CHURCHES
In faith all claim to accept the seven Sacraments and the
dogmatic decrees of the seven Councils; to reject the immaculate
conception of St. Mary, and to anathematize papal infallibility.
OLD ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF AMERICA
(189a)
Archbishop: Most Rev. J. R. Vilatte, 4427 Mulligan Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Theological Department: Consistory, Chicago, 111. Principal,
Rev. Casimer Durau.
Periodical: American Old Catholic (semi-quarterly), Editor,
Most Rev. J. R. Vilatte.
AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Address Rt. Rev. E. J. Lloyd, Prairie Ave., Chicago, 111.
CATHOLIC CHURCH OF NORTH AMERICA
Address Rt. Rev. W. H. Francis, 829 Eighth St., Waukegan, 111.
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Headquarters: 2109 Troost Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
General Assembly, quadrennial; next session, 1919.
There are 35 district assemblies.
Officers of Gen. Assembly: Gen. Supts., Rev. H. F. Reynolds,
Rev. R. T. Williams, Rev. J. W. Goodwin; Sec, Rev. Fred H.
Mendell, 334 E. Sixth St., Hutchinson, Kan.; Statistical Sec,
Rev. C. A. Kinder.
Foreign Missionary Board. Pres., Rev. H. F. Reynolds;
Sec-Treos., Rev. E. G. Anderson.
Board of Publication. Pres., Rev. W. E. Fisher; Sec, J. T.
Benson; Treas., P. E. Shepherd.
Board of Education. Pres., De Lance Wallace; Sec, H.
Orton Wiley, Nampa, Ida.
Board of Church Extension. Pres., W. E. Riley; Sec, Rev.
Joseph N. Speakes.
Board of Rescue Work. Pres., Rev. W. G. Schurman; Sec,
Miss Lue Miller.
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Colleges
ImOMUm Location Prendent
Esstern Nasarene College No. Scitaate, R. I..
Ofivet Uni varsity Olivet, III
Northwestern Nasarene College Namp*, Ida
Pasadena University Pasadena, Cal
PeaielCoOece Peniel Tex
. . .J. E. L. Moore.
...C.L. Hawkins.
. . .H. 0. Wiley.
. . .A. O. Henncks.
. . .A. K. Bracken.
Junior Colleges
Central Nasarene College Hamlin, Tex
Boat hoi stun Nasarene College Donalsonville, Ga.
Arkansas Nasarene Seminary Vilonia, Ark
Oklahoma Nasarene College Bethany, Okla. . . .
Kansas Holiness Bible Academy Hutchinson, Kan. .
Nasarene Bible Institute Des Arc, Mo ,
B. D.Cornish.
E. P. Ellyson.
N. S. Sanford.
C. B. Widmeyer.
R. E. Dunham.
I.B.Sipee.
Periodicals
Herald of Holiness, Editor, Rev. B. F. Haynes; The Youth's
Comrade, Editor, Mrs. Phoebe A. Sanders; The Other Sheep,
Editor, Rev. E. G. Anderson. All, Kansas City.
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH (1895)
General Conference, quadrennial next meeting, Royston, Ga.,
May, 1921.
Officers: Gen, Supt, Rev. J. H. King, 262 Monte Moreland
Ave., Atlanta, Ga.; Asst. Gen. Supt, Rev. S. D. Page, Falcon,
N. C. ; Gen. Sec, A. E. Robinson, Falcon, N. C; Gen. Treas.,
Rev. G. F. Taylor, Falcon, N. C.
Periodical: Pentecostal Holiness Advocate, Falcon, N. G,
Editor, Rev. G. F. Taylor.
POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH (1897)
General Synod, quinquennial; next session, 1919.
Four provinces: Eastern, Central, Western, and Northern.
Bishops (Address Rt. Rev.)
Francis Hodur, 529 Locust St., Scranton, Pa.
Francis Bonczak, 1004 Sixth Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Valentine Cichy, 2012 Lubeck St., Chicago, 111.
Theological Seminary: Theological Seminary at Scranton, Pa.
Principal, Bishop Francis Hodur.
Periodical: Stras (Guard) (weekly), Scranton, Pa.
PRESBYTERIAN BODIES
Alliance of Reformed Churches Throughout the World
Holding the Presbyterian System. The Presbyterian and
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Reformed Churches throughout the world, having essentially
the same creedal basis and similar ecclesiastical organization, for
purposes of fellowship and conference have organized a World
Alliance. There is a General Council in which all are represented
and which meets every four years. There are also an Eastern
and a Western Section which meet separately at the convenience
of their constituent bodies.
General Council; next session was appointed for Pittsburgh,
Pa., U. S. A., 1917, but was postponed because of the war.
Officers : Pres., Rev. William Park, Belfast, Ireland ; Gen. Sec,
Rev. Robert Dykes Shaw; American Sec, Rev. William H.
Roberts.
Eastern Section: Includes Presbyterian and Reformed
Churches in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australasia.
The Hungarian Reformed Church in America is ecclesiastically
connected with the Reformed Church in Hungary which is a
member of the Eastern Section.
Western Section: Includes Presbyterian and Reformed
Churches in the U. S., Canada, and South America. Office:
515 Wither spoon Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Officers: Pres., Rev. George D. Richards, Lancaster, Pa.;
Sec, Rev. William H. Roberts ; Treas., Philip E. Howard.
Council of the Reformed Churches of America Holding the
Presbyterian System, Officers: Pres., Rev. Thomas H. Mac-
Kenzie, 37 S. Parsons Ave., Flushing, L. I.; Stated Clerk, Rev.
William H. Roberts, Philadelphia, Pa.; Treas., Rev. David F.
McGill, Ben Avon, Pa.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
General Assembly, annual; next meeting in St Louis, Mo.,
May is, 1919.
There are 40 synods; 291 presbyteries.
Officers of the Gen. Assembly: Mod., Rev. J. Frank Smith,
Dallas, Tex.; Stated Clerk, Rev. W. H. Roberts, 515 Wither-
spoon Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Trustees of the Gen. Assembly, 13 19 Walnut St., Philadelphia,
Pa.; Pres., George Stevenson; Rec Sec, Edward R. Sterrett;
Treas,, The Philadelphia Trust Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Directory of Religious Bodies 81
Executive Commission of the Gen. Assembly, Witherspoon
Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Chmn., Rev. J. Frank Smith; See.,
Rev. Wm. H. Roberts.
Board of Home Missions, 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Pres., Rev. Wilton Merle- Smith ; Gen. Sec, Rev. John A. Mar-
quis; Asso. Sees., Rev. John Dixon, Rev. B. P. Fullerton;
Asst. Treas., Varian Banks.
Board of Foreign Missions, 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Pres., Rev. George Alexander; Cor. Sees., Robert E. Speer, Rev.
Arthur J. Brown, Rev. A. W. Halsey, Rev. Stanley White;
Treas., Dwight H. Day. Organ: All the World.
Board of Education, 13 19 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres,,
Rev. Charles Wadsworth, Jr.; Sec for University Work, Rev.
Richard C. Hughes; Treas., Edward R. Sterrett.
Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work, Wither-
spoon Bldg., 13 19 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., William
H. Scott; Acting Sec, Rev. Alexander Henry; Editor, Rev. John
T. Faris ; Sec of Religious Education, Rev. R. W. Veach ; Supt.
of Missions, John M. Somerndike ; Business Supt, F. M. Brasel-
mann; Treas., Marshall S. Collingwood.
Board of Church Erection, 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Pres., Rev. Newell W. Wells; Rec Sec, Rev. E. Van D. Wight;
Gen. Sec, Rev. David G. Wylie ; Field Sec, Rev. Jesse C. Bruce ;
Treas., Rev. George R. Brauer.
Board of Ministerial Relief and Sustentation, 423-429
Witherspoon Bldg., 13 19 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres.,
Rev. George F. Green; Gen. Sec, Rev. John R. Da vies; Asso.
Sec, Rev. Robert Hunter; Treas., Rev. William W. Heberton.
Board of Missions for Freedmen, Bessemer Bldg., Sixth St,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Pres., Rev. Samuel J. Fisher; Cor. Sec. and
Treas., Rev. E. P. Cowan; Asso. Sec, Rev. John M. Gaston.
College Board, 156 Fifth Ave., New York City. Pres., Rev.
Edwin A. McAlpin, Jr.; Sec, Rev. Robert Mackenzie; Asso.
Sec, Rev. J. E. Clarke; Treas., E. R. Sterrett.
General Board of Education, 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Pres., Rev. Charles F. Wishart; Gen. Sec, Edgar P. Hill;
Treas., Edward R. Sterrett.
Board of Temperance, Columbia National Bank Bldg., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Pres., Rev. Thomas Watters; Gen. Sec, Prof.
Charles Scanlon.
Permanent Committee on Evangelism, 612 Witherspoon
Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Chmn., Charles L. Huston; Cor. Sec,
Rev. George G. Mahy; Treas., Abraham R. Perkins.
Permanent Committee on Men's Work. Chmn., Rev. John
Timothy Stone; Gen. Sec, Rev. W. F. Weir, 1245 Beall Ave.,
Wooster, O.
Permanent Committee on Vacancy and Supply. Chmn.,
Rev. George N. Luccock; Sec, Rev. Walter H. Houston, Com-
mercial Bldg., Columbus, O.
New Era Expansion Committee, 156 Fifth Ave., New York
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Year Book of the Churches
City. Chmn., J. T.Manson; Vice-Chmn., Rev. J. Wilbur Chap-
man; Gen. See., Rev. Wm. H. Foulkes; Treaty A. R. NkhoL
Woman's Board of Home Missions, 156 Fifth Ave, New
York City. Pres., Mrs. F. S. Bennett; Acting Treat., W. J.
McMillen. Organ: Home Missions Monthly.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Pres., Hrs. John
Harvey Lee; Treas., Miss Anna Vlachos, SOI Witherspoon Bids-
Philadelphia, Pa.
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the North-
west. Pres., Mrs. 0. R. Williamson; Treas., Mrs. T. E. D.
Bradley, 17 No. State St., Chicago, III.
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of die Presbyterian
Church. Pres., Miss Alice M. Davison; Treat* Mrs. J. A.
Webb, Jr., 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions of the
Southwest Pres., Mrs. W. H. Bissland; Treas., Mrs. B. F.
Edwards, 816 Olive St, St Louis, Mo.
Women's Occidental Board of Foreign Mi tri5?nt Pres*
Mrs. H. B. Pinney; Treas., Mrs. £. G. Denniston, 920 Sacra-
mento St., San Francisco, Cal.
Woman'i North Pacific Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Misaiona. Pres., Mrs. J. W. Goss; Treas., Mrs. C. M. Barbee,
454 Alder St, Portland, Ore.
Colleges and Universities
Directory of Religious Bodies
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Periodicals
Assembly Herald (monthly), organ of the Mission Boards,
Philadelphia, Pa., Business Mgr., H. P. Camden; Presbyterian
Advance, Nashville, Tenn.; Continent (weekly), New York Gty
and Chicago, III. ; Presbyterian (weekly) , Philadelphia, Pa. ;
Presbyterian Banner, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Herald and Presbyter
(weekly), Cincinnati, O. ; Woman's Work, New York City,
Editor, Mrs. Henry Elliott.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES
(South)
General Assembly, annual; next meeting, New Orleans, La.,
May 15, 1019.
There are 17 synods ; 87 presbyteries.
Officers of the Gen. Assembly: Mod., Rev. James I. Vance,
Nashville, Tenn. ; Stated Clerk and Treas., Rev. Thomas H. Law,
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Spartanburg, S. C. ; Permanent Clerk, Rev. J. D. Leslie, Cisco,
T«.
Executive Committee of Foreign Mission*, 216 Union St,
N., Nashville, Tenn. Exec. Sec, Rev. Egbert W. Smith; See.
Foreign Correspondence and Editor, Rev. S. H. Chester; Field
Sees., Rev. H. F. Williams, Rev. C. H. Pratt; Educational See.,
Rev. John I. Armstrong; Treat., Edwin F. Willis.
Executive Committee of Home Missions, 1522 Hurt Bldg.,
Atlanta, Ga. Exee. Sec., Rev. S. L. Morris ; See. Field Work,
Literature, and Publicity, Rev. Homer McMillan; Treas., A. N.
Executive Committee of Christian Education and Minis-
terial Relief, 122 S. Fourth Ave., Louisville, Ky. Exec. Sec.,
Rev. Henry H. Sweets; Treas., John Stites, Fifth and Market
Sts.. Louisville, Ky.
Executive Committee of Publication and Sabbath School
Work, Publishing House, 6 and 8 N. Sixth St, Richmond, Va.
Exee. See. and Treas., Mr. R. E. Magill.
Permanent Committee on the Bible Cause. Cfimn., Rev.
Russell Cecil, Richmond, Va.
Permanent Committee on Systematic Beneficence. Sec,
Rev. Charles R. Nisbet, Kansas City, Mo.
Permanent Committee on the Sabbath and Family Reli-
gion. Chmn., Rev. Robert Hill, Tyler, Tex.
Supt. of Evangelism, Rev. W. H. Miley, Atlanta, Ga.
Supt. Sunday Schools and Young People's Societies, Rev.
Gilbert Glass, Richmond, Va,
Assembly's Committee on Stewardship, Montreat, N. C.
Awnbly'« Tntain* Bohool
AgMaBoottCoBcce .
Afabuu Prenbytirnj] Collnn [« Mm
Colleges and Schools
I'taiw* Pmiiai or Dean
Directory of Religious Bodies 85
Institution Location President or Dean
SOtimaa College Clinton, La U. B. Carrie.
Soothwefltern rresbyterian University ClarksviUe, Tenn Charles Edward Diehl.
Stonewall Jackson College Abingdon, Va J. R. Dobyns.
Synodical College Fulton, Mo John James.
Texaa Presbyterian College Milford, Tex H. C. Evans.
Weriminster College Fulton, Mo E.E.Reed.
Theological Seminaries
Austin Theological Seminary Austin. Tex Thomas W. Currie.
Columbia Seminary Columbia, 8. C Thornton Whaling.
Presbyterian Theological Sem. of Kentucky Louisville, Ky Charles R. Hemphill.
Stilhnan Institute (colored) Tuscaloosa, Ala R. K. Timmons.
Union Theological Seminary Richmond, Va W. W. Moore.
Periodicals
Christian Observer, Louisville, Ky., Editor, Rev. David M.
Sweets; Presbyterian Standard, Charlotte, N. C, Editor, Rev.
J. R. Bridges; Presbyterian of the South, Richmond, Va., Ed-
itor, Rev. W. S. Campbell; Missionary Survey, Edited by the
Board Sees., Rev. S. H. Chester, Rev. S. L. Morris, Rev. Henry
H. Sweets and R. E. Magill.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
The Synod, annual; last meeting, Charlotte, N. G, Dec. n,
1918.
There are 6 presbyteries, and 1 in Mexico.
Officers of Synod: Mod., Rev. I. N. Kennedy, Ora, S. C;
Principal Clerk, Rev. A. S. Rogers, Rock Hill, S. C.
Board of Foreign Missions, Due West, S. C. Chmn., Rev.
F. Y. Pressly; Sec, Rev. G. G. Parkinson; Treas., A. S. Ken-
nedy.
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension, Chmn.,
Rev. J. C. Galloway, Gastonia, N. C; Cor. Sec, Rev. R. G.
Miller, Charlotte, N. C, R. F. D. 1; Treas., Rev. G. R. White,
Charlotte, N. C, R. F. D.
Sabbath School and Young People's Work. Gen. Sec, Rev.
J. W. Carson, Newberry, S. C.
Junior Christian Work. Gen. Sec, Mrs. W. B. Lindsay,
Charlotte, N. C.
Woman's Work. Gen. Sec, Mrs. Iva C. Bryson, Clinton,
S. C
Board of Ministerial Relief. Sec, Rev. R. W. Carson,
Brunswick, Tenn.
Colleges and Theological Seminary
Inditvtion Location President or Dean
Mine College Due West, 8. C Rev. J. S. Moffatt.
Woman's College Due West, S. C Rev. Richard L. Robinson.
Theological Seminary Doe West, S.C Rev. F. Y. Freesly.
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Periodical: Associate Reformed Presbyterian, Due West, S.
C, Editor, Rev. R. M. Stevenson.
ASSOCIATE SYNOD OF NORTH AMERICA
(Associate Presbyterian Church)
The Synod, annual; next meeting, Allcrton, la., May, 1919.
There are 3 presbyteries.
Officers: Pres., Rev. W. W. McNeel, Richmond, Kan.; Clerk,
Rev. H. S. Atchison, 1558 Second St, New Brighton, Pa.;
Treas., Rev. D. J. Masson, Washington, la.
Board of Missions. Pres., A. J. Dawson; Sec, Rev. A. M.
Malcolm, Albia, la.
Board of Freedmen. Pres., Rev. W. P. Gilkey; Sec, Rev.
D. J. Masson, Washington, la.
Board of Relief. Pres., Rev. A. M. Malcolm; Sec, Rev.
W. W. McNeel, Richmond, Kan.
Board of Publication. Business Mgr., Rev. R. K. Atchison,
Rimersburg, Pa.
Board of Education. Treas., Rev. D. J. Masson, Washington,
la.
Theological Seminary: Theological Seminary, Beaver Falls,
Pa.; Pres., Rev. H. S. Atchison.
Periodical: Associate Presbyterian Magazine (monthly),
Editor, Rev. D. J. Masson, Washington, la.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1810)
General Assembly, annual; meets Fayetteville, Ark., May 15-
21, 1919.
There are 12 synods and 72 presbyteries.
Officers: Mod., Rev. C. H. Walton, Los Angeles, Cal.; Stated
Clerk and Treas., Rev. D. W. Fooks, Paducah, Ky.
Board of Missions and Church Erection. Pres., Rev. A. M.
Buchanan, Moberly, Mo.; Treas., Rev. J. W. DuvalL
Board of Education. Pres., A. C. Biddle, Clarksville, Tenn. ;
Cor. Sec. and Treas., Rev. W. B. Cunningham, Union City, Tenn.
Board of Publication, Sunday School and Young People's
Work, Nashville, Tenn. Pres., H. J. Graf; Sec. and Treas.,
Rev. T. Asburn, Dyersburg, Tenn.
Board of Ministerial Relief. Pres., Rev. C. A. Galloway,
Bowling Green, Ky. ; Cor. Sec. and Treas., Rev. John A. Mc-
Lane, Bethany, 111.
Committee on Prohibition. Chmn., Rev. J. B. Eshman,
Springfield, Mo.
Tithing Board. Evangelist, Rev. Hugh McCord, Marshall,
Mo.; Treas., Mrs. Vint N. Bray, 143 E. Walnut St., Springfield.
Mo.
Directory of Religious Bodies 87
Committee on War Work. Chmn. t F. A. Seagle, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
College and Theological Seminary
Institution Location Dean
Bethel College McKenrie, Tenn
Cumberland College (temporarily suspended) Leonard, Tex
Cumberland Presbyterian Theological Seminary... McKenue, Tenn P. F. Johnson.
Periodicals
Cumberland Presbyterian, Nashville, Tenn., Editor, Rev. J. L.
Hudgins; Cumberland Banner, Tullahoma, Tenn., Editor, Hon.
T. A. Haveron. %
COLORED CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
General Assembly, annual; meets at Chattanooga, Tenn., May,
1919.
There are 17 presbyteries and 5 synods.
Officers: Mod., Rev. G. G. Grinter, Lewisburg, Tenn.; Stated
Clerk, Rev. James Edwards, Huntingdon, Tenn.; Treas., G. W.
Sadler, Waco, Tex.
Board of Missions. Pres., J. M. W. DeShong, Fayetteville,
Tenn.; Vice-Pres., Rev. E. E. Jones; Rec. Sec, Rev. William
Folks; Financial Sec, W. D. Edington, London, Tenn.; Treas.,
C. H. Dozier, Elkwood, Ala.
Board of Publication, Waco, Tex. Pres., Rev. C. H. Jordan ;
Sec, G. W. Sadler.
Board of Education, Pres., Rev. W. H. Lamply, Huntsville,
Ala.
Woman's Board of Missions. Pres., Mrs. Bettie Todd-Bon-
ner, Chicago, 111.
Board of Ministerial Relief. Pres., Rev. M. J. Jones, Mas-
silon, Ala.; Sec, J. J. Jenkins, Huntsville, Ala.
School : The Milan Industrial and Bible Institute, Milan, Tenn.
Principal, Miss Phoebe Mitchum.
Periodical: The Colored Cumberland (semi-monthly), Gen.
Mgr., Rev. J. M. W. DeShong, Milan, Tenn. ; Sunday School lit-
erature, Editor, Rev. James Edwards, Huntingdon, Ten n._
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SYNOD
Synod, annual; meets at Belle Center, O., June 4, 1919.
Officers: Mod., Rev. G. A. Edgar, Selma, Ala.; Clerk, Rev.
D. C. Mathews, New Alexandria, Pa.; Stated Clerk and Treas.,
James S. Tibby, 408 Penn Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Foreign Mission Board. Pres., S. A. S. Metheney; Sec,
Rev. F. M. Wilson, 2517 Franklin St., Philadelphia, Pa.; Treas.,
J. M. Steele, 1600 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Home Mission Board. Pres., S. G. Connor, McDonald, Pa.;
Sec.-Treas., James S. Tibby.
Jewish Mission Board. Pres., J. C. McFeeters; Sec, Rev.
M. M. Pearce, 315 Buckingham Place, Philadelphia, Pa.; Treas.,
J. M. Steele.
Board of Church Erection. Pres., R. J. Bole, 170 Broad-
way, New York City; Sec, Rev. R. C. Montgomery, 251 Putnam
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Treas., J. M. Steele.
Board of Relief. Pres., O. L. Samson, Washington, la. ; Sec,
Rev. E. L. McKnight; Treas., James S. Tibby.
Board of Trustees. Pres., G. A. McKee, 955 Liberty Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; Treas., Jas. S. Tibby.
College and Theological Seminary
Institution Location President
Genera College Beaver Falls, Pa Rev. R. H. Martin.
Theological Seminary Pittsburgh, Pa Rev. R. C. Wylie.
Periodicals
Christian Nation (weekly), New York City, Editor, J. H.
Pritchard; Olive Trees (monthly), Philadelphia, Pa., Editor,
Rev. M. M. Pearce.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, GENERAL
SYNOD
General Synod, annual; next session, Philadelphia, Pa.,
May 21, 1919.
Officers of Gen. Synod: Mod., Rev. Andrew S. Creswell,
Coulterville, 111.; Acting Stated Clerk, Rev. L. A. Benson, Clay
Centre, Kan.
Board of Foreign Missions. Treas., A. B. McMillan, Sparta,
111.
Board of Home Missions. Treas., W. J. Imbrie, New Galilee,
Pa.
Sustentation Fund. Treas., W. J. Imbrie, New Galilee, Pa.
Disabled Ministers' Fund. Treas., F. A. Jurkat, Cedar-
ville, O.
Theological Seminary: Cedarville, O.
College, Cedarville, O. Pres., Rev. W. R. McChesney.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1858)
The General Assembly, annual; next session, Monmouth, I1L,
May 28, 1919.
There are 75 presbyteries.
Officers of the Gen. Assembly: Mod., Rev. W. M. Anderson,
Philadelphia, Pa.; Stated Clerk, Rev. David F. McGill, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
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Directory of Religious Bodies 89
Board of Foreign Missions, Philadelphia, Pa. Cor. Sec,
Rev. W. B. Anderson, 200 N. 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa.; Treas.,
Robert L. Latimer, 24 N. Front St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Board of Home Missions, 703 Publication Bldg., Pittsburgh,
Pa. Cor. Sec, Rev. R. A. Hutchison; Treas., J. Allison Reed.
Board of Freedmen's Missions, 701 Publication Bldg., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Cor. Sec, Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, 1703 Buena
Vista St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa.; Treas., Rev. J. A. Duff, Aspin-
wall Pa.
Board of Church Extension, 701 Publication Bldg., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Cor. Sec, J. J. Porter, 209 9th St., Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
Treas., George C. Arnold, Monongahela National Bank, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Board of Education, 1344 E. 63rd St., Chicago, 111. Educa-
tional Sec, Ralph D. Kyle; Treas. of Income Funds, Hugh R.
Moffett, Monmouth, 111.; Treas. of Permanent Funds, R. L.
Wray, Monmouth, 111.
Board of Publication, Publication Bldg., 209 9th St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Business Mgr., Rev. E. M. Milligan; Cor. Sec, Rev.
John McNaugher ; Editor of Sabbath School Periodicals, Rev. R.
J. Miller; Chmn. of Sabbath School Committee, T. J. Gillespie;
Treas., John D. Fraser.
Board of Ministerial Relief, Philadelphia, Pa. Cor. Sec,
Rev. J. C. Scouller, 2441 Carpenter St., Philadelphia, Pa. ; Treas.,
W. J. Graham, 201 Bulletin Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Women's Board, Publication Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Sec,
Mrs. J. Howard Maxwell; Treas., Mrs. J. B. Hill, 5845 Marl-
borough St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Organ: Woman's Missionary
Magazine.
Young People's Work. Gen. Sec, Rev. Thomas A. Gibson,
Verona, Pa.
Missionary and Efficiency Committee, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chmn., Rev. W. I. Wishart, 2333 Perrysville Ave., N. S., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.; Exec Sec, Rev. J. H. White, 209 9th St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.; Treas., Mr. J. Allison Reed.
Committee on Temperance and Other Reforms. Chmn.,
Rev. J. T. McCroy, 77 North Rodgers Ave., Bellevue, Pa.
Colleges
Itutitvtion Location President
Aariut Training College Assiut, Egypt R. S. McClenahan.
Cooper Memorial College Sterling, Kan Roes T. Campbell.
Gordon Mission College Rawalpindi. India E. L. Porter.
Knoxrille College Enoznlle, Tenn R. W. McGraham
Monmouth College Monmouth, 111 Thomas H. McMiohael.
Muskingum College New Concord, J. Enox Montgomery.
Taririo College Tarkio, Mo Jos. Addison Thompson.
Westminster College New Wilmington, Pa... W. C. Wallace.
Theological Seminaries
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Pittsburgh, Pa John McNaugher.
Theological Seminary Cairo, Egypt James O. Hunt.
Theological Seminary Qujranwala, India J. A. McConnelee.
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Xenia, 0. Joseph Kyle.
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Periodicals
United Presbyterian (weekly), Pittsburgh, Pa., Editor, Rev.
D. R. Miller; Christian Union Herald (weekly), Pittsburgh,
Pa., Editor, Rev. R. J. Miller.
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Calviniitic
Methodist) (1869)
General Assembly, triennial; next meeting, Racine, Wis.,
Sept., 1919.
There are 6 synods.
Officers: Mod., Rev. William E. Evans, Mankato, Minn.;
Sec, Rev. R. E. Williams, 56 N. 53d St., Philadelphia, Pa.;
Treas., E. J. Jones, M.D., Oak Hill, O.
Board of Home and Foreign Missions. Chmn., Owen Jones,
40 Miller St., Pittsburgh, Pa.; Vice-Chmn., Rev. W. E. Evans;
Sec. and Supt., Rev. Edward Roberts, 411 Hawthorne Place,
Madison, Wis.
Periodical: "Y Cyfaill" {The Friend), Utica, N. Y., Editor,
Rev. Joseph Roberts, 743 Villa St., Racine, Wis.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH (1789)
General Convention, triennial; next session, Detroit, Mich.,
October, 1919.
Presiding Bishop: The Rt. Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle, Bishop of
Missouri, 74 Vandeventer Place, St. Louis, Mo.
Officers of the House of Bishops: Chmn., Rt. Rev. T. F.
Gailor, Bishop of Tennessee; Sec, Rev. George F. Nelson, 416
Lafayette St., New York City; Pres., House of Deputies, Rev.
Alexander Mann; Sec, Rev. Henry Anstice, 281 Fourth Ave.,
New York City; Treas. of the Convention, Mr. William W.
Skiddy, 82 Wall St., New York City.
There are 91 dioceses and missionary districts in the United
States and 9 missionary districts abroad.
Bishops (Address Rt. Rev.)
(diocese in parenthesis) (M. B. = Missionary Bishop)
Charles M. Beckwith (Alabama), Montgomery, Ala.
Peter T. Rowe (M. B., Alaska), 418 Mutual Life Bldg.,
Seattle, Wash.
Richard H. Nelson (Albany), 25 Elk St., Albany, N. Y.
Julius W. Atwood (M. B., Arizona), Phoenix, Ariz.
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James R. Winchester (Arkansas), 1222 Scott St, Little Rock,
Ark.
Junius M. Horner (M. B., Asheyille), Asheville, N. C.
Henry J. Mikell (Atlanta), Atlanta, Ga.
Ethelbert Talbot (Bethlehem), South Bethlehem, Pa.
William F. Nichols (California), 1215 Sacramento St., San
Francisco, Cal.
Charles T. Olmsted (Central New York), 1101 Park Ave.,
Utica, N.Y.
Charles P. Anderson (Chicago), 1612 Prairie Ave., Chicago,
111.
Irving P. Johnson (Colorado), Wolfe Hall, Denver, Col.
Chauncey B. Brewster (Connecticut), 98 Woodland St., Hart-
ford, Conn.
Alexander C. Garrett (Dallas), Dallas, Tex.
Frederick J. Kinsman (Dejaware), Bishopstead, Wilmington,
Del.
James D. Morrison (Duluth), 2131 E. Superior St., Duluth,
Minn.
Thomas C. Darst (East Carolina), Wilmington, N. C.
Theodore P. Thurston (Eastern Oklahoma), 743 Terrace
Blvd., Muskogee, Okla.
Robert L. Paddock (Eastern Oregon), Hood River, Ore.
William F. Adams (Easton), Easton, Md.
Rogers Israel (Erie), 437 W. 6th St, Erie, Pa.
Edwin G. Weed (Florida), Jacksonville, Fla.
Reginald H. Weller (Fond du Lac), Fond du Lac, Wis.
Frederick F. Reese (Georgia), 2425 Bull St., Savannah, Ga.
James H. Darlington (Harrisburg), 321 North Front St.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Henry B. Restarick (M. B., Honolulu), Honolulu, T. H.
Joseph M. Francis (Indianapolis), 1559 Central Ave., In-
dianapolis, Ind.
Theodore N. Morrison (Iowa), Davenport, la.
James Wise (Kansas), Topeka, Kan.
Charles E. Woodcock (Kentucky), 1129 Third St., Louis-
ville, Ky.
Lewis W. Burton (Lexington), 436 W. 6th St., Lexington, Ky.
Frederick Burgess (Long Island), Garden City, L. I., N. Y.
Joseph H. Johnson (Los Angeles), 523 South Olive St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
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Davis Sessums (Louisiana), 2919 St. Charles Ave., New Or-
leans, La.
Benjamin Brewster (Maine), 143 State St., Portland, Me.
Gershom M. Williams (Marquette), Marquette, Mich. In
charge of European churches.
John G. Murray (Maryland), Charles Street Ave., and Uni-
versity Parkway, Baltimore, Md.
William Lawrence (Massachusetts), 122 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
Charles D. Williams (Michigan), St Paul's Cathedral, De-
troit, Mich.
John H. White (Michigan City), 319 West Colfax Ave.,
South Bend, Ind.
William W. Webb (Milwaukee), 222 Juneau Ave., Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Frank A. McElwain (Minnesota), Minneapolis, Minn.
Theodore DuB. Bratton (Mississippi), Battle Hill, Jackson,
Miss.
Daniel S. Tuttle (Missouri), 74 Vandeventer Place, St Louis,
Mo.
William F. Faber (Montana), Helena, Mont
Arthur L. Williams (Nebraska), 1716 Dodge St, Omaha, Neb.
George C. Hunting (M. B., Nevada), 505 Ridge St., Reno, Nev.
Edwin S. Lines (Newark), 21 Washington St., Newark, N. J.
Edward M. Parker (New Hampshire), Concord, N. H.
Paul Matthews (New Jersey), 107 Greenwood Ave., Trenton,
N. J.
Frederick B. Howden (M. B., New Mexico), Albuquerque,
N. M.
David H. Greer (New York), Amsterdam Ave. and 110th
St., New York City.
Joseph B. Cheshire (North Carolina), Raleigh, N. C.
John P. Tyler (M. B., North Dakota), Fargo, N. D.
Edward A. Temple (M. B., North Texas), Amarillo, Tex.
William A. Leonard (Ohio), 3054 Euclid Ave., Geveland, O,
Frederic W. Keator (Olympia), Tacoma, Wash.
Walter T. Sumner (Oregon), 574 Elm St., Portland, Ore.
Philip M. Rhinelander (Pennsylvania), 251 S. 22nd St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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Charles H. Brent (Western New York), A. E. R, France.
Cortlandt Whitehead (Pittsburgh), Shady Side, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Charles B. Colmore (M. B., Porto Rico), Box 1115, San Juan,
P. R.
M. Edward Fawcett (Quincy), 1661 Jersey St., Quincy, 111.
James De W. Perry, Jr. (Rhode Island), 10 Brown St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
William H. Moreland (Sacramento), Sacramento, Cal.
John C. Sage (M. B., Salina), Salina, Kan.
Louis C. Sanford (M. B., San Joaquin), 733 Peralta Way,
Fresno, Cal.
William A. Guerry (South Carolina), Charleston, S. C.
Lucien L. Kinsolving (M. B., Southern Brazil), Porto Alegre,
Brazil.
Hugh L. Burleson (M. B., South Dakota), Sioux Falls, S. D.
Cameron Mann (M. B., Southern Florida), Orlando, Fla.
Boyd Vincent (Southern Ohio), 223 W. 7th St, Cincinnati, O.
J. Beverly Tucker (Southern Virginia), 410 Court St., Lynch-
burg, Va.
Herman Page (M. B., District of Spokane), 2303 First Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Granville H. Sherwood (Springfield), 519 East Edwards St.,
Springfield, Lll.
Thomas F. Gailor (Tennessee), Memphis, Tenn.
George H. Kinsolving (Texas), Austin, Tex.
Arthur C. A. Hall (Vermont), Burlington, Vt.
Robert A. Gibson (Virginia), 906 Park Ave., Richmond, Va.
Alfred Harding (Washington), Cathedral Close, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Frank H. Touret (M. B., Western Colorado), Grand Junc-
tion, Colo.
Thomas F. Davies (Western Massachusetts), 1154 Worthing-
ton St, Springfield, Mass.
John N. McCormick (Western Michigan), 43 Lafayette Ave.,
S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Sidney C. Partridge (West Missouri), 14 West Armour Blvd.,
Kansas City, Mo.
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George A. Beecher (M. B., Western Nebraska), Hastings, Neb.
William T. Capers (West Texas), 106 French Place, San
Antonio, Texas.
William L. Gravatt (West Virginia), Charlestown, W. Va.
Nathaniel S. Thomas (M. B., Wyoming), Cheyenne, Wyo.
Frederick R. Graves (M. B., Shanghai), Shanghai, China.
Logan H. Roots (M. B., Hankow), Hankow, China.
Daniel T. Huntington (M. B., Anking), Anking, China.
John McKim (M. B., Tokyo), Tokyo, Japan.
Henry St. G. Tucker (M. B., Kyoto), Kyoto, Japan.
Hiram R. Hulse (M. B., Cuba), Havana, Cuba.
Henry D. Aves (M. B., Mexico), Apartado, 151 Guadalajara,
Jal., Mexico.
G. Mott Williams (European Churches), Marquette, Mich.
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society, 281 Fourth Ave.,
New York City. Pres. Board of Missions, Rt. Rev. Arthur S.
Lloyd; Sees., John Wilson Wood, Rev. Arthur R. Gray, Rev.
Franklin J. Clark, Rev. Charles E. Betticher, Rev. W. B. Mitchell,
Dr. W. C. Sturgisj Treas., George Gordon King.
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions, 281 Fourth
Ave., New York City. Sec, Miss M. G. Lindley.
American Church Building Fund Commission, 281 Fourth
Ave., New York City. Pres., Rt. Rev. Charles S. Burch; Treas.,
George G. King; Cor. Sec, Rev. Charles L. Pardee.
General Board of Religious Education, 289 Fourth Ave.,
New York City. Pres., ex officio, the Rt. Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle,
Presiding Bishop ; Sec, Rev. Charles H. Boynton ; Gen. Sec,
Rev. William E. Gardner; Treas., William Fellowes Morgan.
Joint Commission on Social Service, 281 Fourth Ave., New
York City. Exec. Sec, Rev. F. M. Crouch; Field Sec, Rev.
Augustine Elmendorf.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew, Church House, 12th and Wal-
nut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., Edward H. Bonsall; Gen. Sec
and Editor, St. Andrew's Cross (official organ), Franklin S.
Edmunds; Exec. Sec, George H. Randall; Treas., Alexander
M. Hadden.
Society for the Increase of the Ministry. Pres., Rt. Rev.
C. B. Brewster; Cor. Sec, Rev. F. D. Hoskins, 86 Buckingham
St., Hartford, Conn.; Treas., Elijah C. Johnson.
Clergyman's Retiring Fund Society, 281 Fourth Ave., New
York City. Pres., Rt. Rev. Frederick Burgess; Sec, J. Van
Vechten Olcott; Treas. and Financial Sec, Rev. Henry Anstice.
Clergyman's Mutual Insurance League. Sec. and Treas.,
Rev. Edwin B. Rice, 281 Fourth Ave., New York City, N. Y.
Clerical Union for the Maintenance and Defence of Cath-
olic Principles. Pres., Rt. Rev. R. H. Weller, Bishop of Fond
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du Lac; Sec, Rev. William H. A. Hall, 90 Morningside Drive,
New York City.
American Church Union. Pres., Clinton R. Woodruff; Cor.
Sec, Rev. Elliot White, 1625 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.;
Treas., Rev. E. S. Lane, 5541 Morris St., Germantown, Pa.
New York Bible and Common Prayer Book Society. Pres.,
Rt. Rev. David H. Greer; Sec, Edwin S. Gorham, n W. 45th
St, New York City; Treas., Frank B. Warburton.
Association for Promoting the Interests of Church Schools,
Colleges, and Seminaries. Pres., Rev. Lawrence T. Cole; Sec,
Charles F. Hoffman, 258 Broadway, New York City; Treas.,
George Zabriskie.
Church Association for the Advancement of the Interests
of Labor, 416 Lafayette St., New York City. Pres., Rt. Rev.
David H. Greer; Exec. Sec, Miss Harriette A. Keyser; Treas.,
H. B. Livingston.
Church Socialist League in America. National Sec, Rev.
A. L. Byron-Curtiss, 11 Liberty St., Utica, N. Y.
Church Temperance Society, 161 1 Flatiron Bldg., New York
City. Pres., Rt Rev. Frederick Courtney; Gen. Sec, Rev. James
Empringham; Treas., Irving Grinnell.
Christian Unity Foundation, 143 E. 37th St., New York City.
Pres., Rt Rev. Frederick Courtney; Chmn. Exec. Com., Hon.
Lawson Purdy; Chmn., Com. on Research, Rev. Rockland T.
Homans; Treas., Origen S. Seymour, 54 William St, New York
City.
Church Unity Society. Acting Pres., Rt Rev. E. Talbot;
Gen. Sec, Rev. G. Woolsey Hodge, Philadelphia; Rec. Sec,
David Goodbread; Treas., William J. Dickson.
Association for the Promotion of the Unity of Christen-
dom. Gen. Sec. for the Untied States, Rev. Calbraith Bourn
Perry, Cambridge, N. Y.
Angelican and Eastern-Orthodox Churches Union (Inter-
national). American Branch: Pres., Rt. Rev. F. M. Parker and
Rev. Demetrius Patrides.
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament of the Body and
Blood of Christ Superior Gen., Rt Rev. R. H. Weller; Sec
Gen., Rev. C. P. A. Burnett, 14 E. 109th St, New York City;
Treas. Gen., Rev. Charles H. Young, 6451 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Church Congress in the United States. Gen. Chmn., Rev.
C. L. Slattery; Gen. Sec, Rev. G. A. Carstensen, 179th St and
Washington Ave., New York Gty; Treas., William Foulke, 6
Bible House, New York City.
Church Endowment Society. Pres. Board of Trustees, Rt.
Rev. W. F. Adams; Sec. Gen., Rev. E. W. Hunter, Rector of St.
Ann's Church, New Orleans, La.
Free and Open Church Association, 2353 East Cumberland
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., R. Francis Wood; Gen. Sec, Rev.
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A. Goodfellow, 2353 East Cumberland St, Philadelphia, Pa.;
Treaty George Hall.
Society of Mission Priests of St John the Evangelist Su-
perior, Rev. F. C. Powell, 33 Bowdoin St, Boston, Mass.
Order of the Holy Cross. Father Superior, O. H. G, West
Park, N. Y.
Congregation of the Companions of the Holy Savior.
Master, Rev. F. D. Ward, 1606 Mifflin St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Order of Deaconesses Central Committees. Chmn., Henri-
etta R. Goodwin; Sec, Anna G. Newell, Christ Church Cathedral,
St. Louis, Mo.
Girls' Friendly Society, Church Mission House, New York
City. Pres., Miss Frances W. Sibley; Sec, Miss Mary M. Mc-
Guire; Treas., Miss Mary B. Anthony. An organization of the
young women of the parish.
Daughters of the King, Bible House, New York City.
Pres. Emeritus, Mrs. E. EL Bradley; Pres., Mrs. Adam Den-
mead; Gen. Sec, Miss E. E. Behlendorff; Treas., Mrs. C H.
Arndt
Church Periodical Club, 2 W. 47th St, New York City. Pres.,
Mrs. Otto Heinigke; Exec Sec, Miss Mary E. Thomas; Treas.,
Mrs. D. G. Luckett
Schools of Arts and Sciences
Institution Location Prttident or Dean
Racine College Racine, Wis. B. Talbot Rogers.
St. Stephen's College Annandale, N. Y William 0. Rodgers.
Non-Sectarian Colleges
Hobart College Geneva, N. Y. Lyman P. Powell.
Trinity College. Hartford, Conn. Flavel S. Luther.
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Theological Seminaries
Berkeley Divinity School Middletown, Conn
Bishop Payne Divinity School Petersburg, Va.. C. B. Bryan.
Church Divinity School of the Pacific San Francisco, Cal W. F. Nichols.
DeLanoey Divinity School Geneva. N. Y Thomas B. Berry.
Divinity School of the Prot Epis. Ch. Philadelphia. Pa George G. Bartlett.
Episcopal Theological School Cambridge, Mass George Hodges.
General Theological Seminary New York City Hughell E. W. Fosbrooke.
Nashotah House Nashotah, Wis E. A. Larrabee.
Seabury Divinity School Faribault, Minn. F. A. McElwain.
Theological Seminary in Virginia Alexandria, Ya Berryman Green.
Western Theological Seminary Chicago, 111 Wilharn C. DeWitt.
Schools of Theology and Arts
Kenyon College Gambler, William F. Peine.
University of the South Sewanee, Tenn Cleveland E. Benedict
Periodicals
General (all weekly) : Churchman, New York Gty; Living
Church, Milwaukee, Wis.; The Witness, Hobart, Ind., Editor,
Rt. Rev. Irving P. Johnson; The Chronicle (monthly), Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.; Southern Churchman, Richmond, Va.
Diocesan: Church Record, Montgomery, Ala.; Alaskan
Churchman, Fairbanks, Alaska; Bethlehem Churchman, Box 291,
heading, Pa.; Pacific Churchman, San Francisco, Cal.; Gospel
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Messenger, Utica, N. Y. ; Diocese of Chicago, Chicago, I1L;
Colorado Churchman, Fort Collins, Colo.; Connecticut Church-
man, Hartford, Conn. ; Mission Herald, Kinston, N. C. ; Eastern
Oklahoma, Muskogee, Okla. ; Church Herald, Pensacola, Fla.;
Church Outlook, Antigo, Wis.; Missions in Georgia, Americas,
Ga. ; Harrisburg Churchman, Harrisburg, Pa.; Hawaiian Church
Chronicle, Honolulu, Hawaii ; Indianapolis Churchman, Indianap-
olis, Ind. ; Iowa Churchman, Des Moines, la.; Kansas Church-
man, Topeka, Kan.; Bishop's Letter, Louisville, Ky. ; Diocesan
News, Lexington, Ky. ; Los Angeles Churchman, Santa Monica,
Cal. ; Diocese of Louisiana, New Orleans, La. ; North-East, Port-
land, Me.; Maryland Churchman, Baltimore, Md. ; Church Mili-
tant, Boston, Mass.; Michigan Churchman, Detroit, Mich.;
Church Times, Milwaukee, Wis.; Church Record, Minneapolis,
Minn.; Church News, Yazoo City, Miss.; Church News, St.
Louis, Mo.; Montana Churchman, Helena, Mont; Crosier,
Omaha, Neb.; Newark Churchman, Newark, N. J.; Church Fly
Leaf, Concord, N. H. ; Diocese of New Jersey, Trenton, N. J.;
Carolina Churchman, Charlotte, N. C; North Dakota Sheaf,
Fargo, N. D. ; Mission Churchman, Amarillo, Tex.; Church Life,
Cleveland, O. ; Oregon Churchman, Portland, Ore.; Church
News, Philadelphia, Pa.; Church News, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Light,
Macomb, 111.; Diocesan Record, Providence, R. I.; Sacramento
Missionary, Sacramento, Cal. ; South Dakota Churchman, Mitch-
ell, S: D. ; Anpao Kin, Cheyenne Agency, S. D.; Palm Branch,
Orlando, Fla. ; Church Messenger, Cincinnati, O. ; Diocesan Jour-
nal, Portsmouth, Va. ; Cathedral Chimes, Spokane, Wash.;
Springfield Churchman, Springfield, 111.; Mountain Echo, Bran-
don, Vt. ; Western Colorado Evangel, Durango, Colo.; Pastoral
j Staff, Westfield, Mass.; Church Helper, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
Western Nebraska Churchman, Kearney, Neb.; Church News,
San Antonio, Tex.; Church News, Wheeling, W. Va.; Wyoming
Churchman, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Periodicals Devoted to Special Interests
American Church S. $. Magazine, Sunday Schools, Philadel-
phia, Pa.; Church Advocate, Colored Work, Baltimore, Md.;
Cross, Italian Work, Port Richmond, L. I.; St. Andrew's Cross,
St. Andrew's Brotherhood, Philadelphia, Pa.; Spirit of Missions,
Missions (monthly), 281 Fourth Ave., New York; Shepherd's
Arms, Sunday Schools, Milwaukee, Wis.; Silent Churchman,
Deaf Mutes, Chicago, 111.; Young Churchman, Sunday Schools,
Milwaukee Wis.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH
General Council, triennial; next session, Chicago, 111., May,
1921.
3 synods, including I in Canada, and 3 missionary jurisdic-
tions.
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Officers of General Council: Pres. and Presiding Bishop,
Samuel Fallows, 1618 W. Adams St., Chicago, 111. ; Sec, Rev. T.
Roland Phillips, 1908 W. North Ave., Baltimore, Md.; Treas.,
George W. Wagner, 4418 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Bishops
Samuel Fallows, 16 18 W. Adams St., Chicago, 111.
Robert L. Rudolph, 103 S. 36th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Arthur L. Pengelley, 75 Charlotte St., Charleston, S. C.
Willard Brewing, 560 Spadina Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Can.
Board of Foreign Missions. Pres., Bishop Robert L. Ru-
dolph; Sec, H. H. Sinnamon, West End Trust Bldg., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Board of Home Missions. Sec, William Spence, 5519 Ridge
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Committee on Sunday Schools. Sec, Rev. William Tracy,
4400 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Committee on Education and Publication. Chmn., Rev. Rob-
ert W. Peach, 271 Parker St., Newark, N. J.
Sustentation Fund. Pres. Trustees, Frederick O. Foxcroft,
13 Carteret St, Newark, N. J. Treas., The Provident Life and
Trust Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Pres., Mrs. William
A. Freeman tie, 1617 Oxford St., Germantown, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Samuel B. Ray, 442 W. School Lane,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Woman's Home Missionary Society. Pres., Mrs. Charles
F. Hendricks, 6723 N. Carlisle St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Theological Seminary: Theological Seminary, Philadelphia,
Pa. Chmn., Rev. Joseph D. Wilson, 4401 Sansom St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Periodical: Episcopal Recorder (weekly), Philadelphia, Pa.
REFORMED BODIES
Alliance of Reformed Churches Throughout the World
and Council of Reformed Churches of America. See pp. 79 &
80.
REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA
General Synod, annual; last session, Asbury Park, N. J.,
June 6, 191&
4 particular synods ; 40 classes.
Headquarters: 25 E. 22nd St., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Rev. E. J. Blekkink, Holland, Mich.; Stated
Clerk, Rev. Henry Lockwood; Treas., Frank R. Van Nest.
Directory of Religious Bodies 99
Board of Foreign Missions and The Arabian Mission.
Pres., Rev. Henry E. Cobb; Cor. Sec, Rev. W. I. Chamberlain;
Asso. Sec, F. M. Potter; Treas., Howell S. Bennet Organ:
Mission Field.
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions. Pres., Mrs. F. A.
Baldwin; Cor. Sec, Miss Elizabeth P. Cobb; Treas., Miss K.
Van Nest Organ: Mission Field.
Board of Domestic Missions. Pres., Rev. J. M. Farrar ; Rec.
Sec, John S. Gardner; Sec, William T. Demarest; Treas., Mr.
Charles W. Osborne; Field Sec f Rev. S. Van der Werf.
Women's Board of Domestic Missions. Pres., Mrs. John
S. Bussing; Cor. Sec, Mrs. John S. Allen; Treas., Miss Mary
M. Greenwood.
Board of Publication and Bible School Work. Pres., Rev.
F. S. Wilson; Cor. Sec, Rev. Isaac W. Gowen; Treas., John F.
Chambers; Educational Sec, Rev. Abraham Durvee.
Board of Education. Pres., Rev. E. W. Thompson; Rec.
Sec., Rev. A. T. Broek; Cor. Sec, Rev. John G. Gebbard;
Treas., John F. Berry.
Disabled Ministers' Fund and Widows' Fund. Field Sec,
Rev. Denis Wortman, 40 Watson Ave., East Orange, N. J.
Colleges
Institution Location President
Central College Pella,la. M. J. Hoffman.
Hope College Holland, Mich Edward B. Dimnent.
Rutgers College (non-sectarian) New Brunswick, N. J... . W. H. S. Demarest.
Theological Seminaries
Institution Location President or Principal
Arcot Theological Seminary Arcot Mission, India... .L. R. Scudder.
Theological Seminary New Brunswick, N. J. . .J. Preston Searfe.
Western Thedogi<»l Seminary Holland, Mich J. F. Zwemer.
Periodicals
Christian Intelligencer (weekly), New York City, Editor, Rev.
William Paterson Bruce; Leader, Holland, Mich., Editor, Rev.
James F. Zwemer ; De Hope, Holland, Mich., Editor, Rev. James
S. Zwemer; Der Mitarbeiter (monthly), German Valley, 111.
REFORMED CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES
(1863)
The General Synod, triennial; next session, Reading, Pa., May
19, 1920.
There are 9 district synods, and 61 classes.
Officers: Pres., Rev. C. E. Miller; Stated Clerk, Rev. J. Rauch
Stein, 499 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ; Treas., E. A. Rice,
York, Pa.
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Board of Home Missions, 15th and Race Sts., Philadelphia,
Pa. Pres., Rev. C. E. Miller; Gen. Sec, Rev. C. E. Schaeffer;
Rec. Sec, Rev. J. H. Mickley; Treas., J. S. Wise.
Board of Foreign Missions, 15th and Race Sts., Philadelphia,
Pa. Pres., Rev. J. I. Good; Sec, Rev. A. R. Bartholomew;
Treas., Rev. A. S. Bromer.
Publication and Sunday School Board, 15th and Race Sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Pres., Rev. C. Clever; Gen. Sec, Rev. R. W.
Miller; Treas., C. O. Althouse.
Board of Ministerial Relief of the Reformed Church in the
United States. Pres., Dr. Philip Vollmer; Sec and Treas., Dr.
J. W. Meminger, 138 E. Chestnut St, Lancaster, Pa.
Society for the Relief of Ministers and their Widows.,
Pres., Rev. H. N. Bassler; Sec, Rev. D. N. Dittmar, Mann's
Choice, Pa.; Treas., Rev. Simon S. Miller, Frederick, Md.
Society for the Support of Indigent Ministers and Teachers.
Pres., Rev. C. J. Walenta; Sec, Rev. A. Muehlmeier, Monticello,
Wis.; Treas., Rev. H. T. Vriesen.
Central Publishing House, 2969 W. 25th St, Cleveland, O.
Pres., Prof. Frank Grether; Sec, Rev. F. W. Leich, 3305 Frank-
lin Ave., Cleveland, O.; Business Mgr., Rev. A. Becker, Cleve-
land, O.
Women's Missionary Society of General Synod. Pres.,
Mrs. W. R. Harris, 115 S. Wagner Road, Morgantown, W. Va. ;
Cor. Sec, Mrs. B. B. Krammes, Tiffin, O. ; Statistical Sec, Mrs.
Anna L. Miller, Columbiana, O.; Treas., Mrs. L. S. Anewalt,
814 Walnut St, Allentown, Pa.
Colleges
Itutitvtion Location Pruidont or Principal
Catawba College Newton, N. C A. D. Wolfinger.
College for Women Allentown, Pa William F. Curtis.
Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster, Pa Henry Harbaugh Apple.
Heidelberg University Tiffin, Charles E. MUfer.
Hood College Frederick, Md Joseph H. Apple.
Maasanutten Academy Woodstock, Va Howard J. Benchoff .
Meroa nburg Anad w n y Mercersburg, Pa William Mann Irvine.
North Japan College Bendai, Japan D. B. Schneder.
Ursmns College Collegeville, Pa George Leslie Omwake.
Theological Seminaries
Central Theological Seminary Dayton, 0. Henry J. Christman.
Mission House Theological Seminary
and College Academy) Plymouth, Wis E. A. Hofer.
Theological Seminary Lancaster, Pa John C. Bowman.
Periodicals
English: Reformed Church Messenger (weekly), Philadel-
phia, Pa., Editor, Rev. Paul S. Leinbach; Christian World
(weekly), Cleveland, O., Editor, Rev. J. H. String; Reformed
Church Review (quarterly), Philadelphia, Pa., Editor, Rev.
Theo. F. Herman; Reformed Church Record (weekly), Read-
ing, Pa., Editor, Rev. I. M. Beaver; Reformed Church Herald
(weekly), Lisbon, la.; Reformed Church Standard (semi-
Directory of Religious Bodies 101
monthly), Crescent, N. C, Editors, Rev. J. M. L. Lyerly and
W. W. Rowe; Heidelberg Teacher (monthly), Editor, Rev.
Rufus W. Miller; Way (weekly), Philadelphia, Pa., Editor,
Rev. R. L. Gerhart; Leaves of Light (weekly), Philadelphia,
Pa., Editor, R. L. Gerhart; Sunshine (weekly), Philadelphia,
Pa., Editor, R. L. Gerhart; Outlook of Missions (monthly),
Philadelphia, Pa., Editors, A. R. Bartholomew, C. E. Schaeffer,
Mrs. Edward F. Evemeyer.
German (all weekly) : Reformierte Kirchemeitung, Cleve-
land, O., Editor, G. Dolch; Hungarian- American Reformed
Sentinel, Pittsburgh, Pa., Editor, Alexander Harsanyi.
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH (1857)
The Synod, biennial; next meeting, Grand Rapids, Mich.,
June 16, 1920.
There are 13 classes.
Synodical officers: Synodical Com., Rev. W. P. Van Wijk;
Stated Clerk, Rev. Henry Beets, 2050 Francis Ave., S. E., Grand
Rapids, Mich.; Treas., Rev. J. Noordewier, 617 Bates St., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Home Mission Committee. Pres., Rev. EL Poppen; Sec. and
Treas., Rev. I. Van Dellen, 1804 S. Emerson St., Denver, Colo.
Church Erection Committee. Sec. and Treas., Rev. J. Manni,
525 Superior Ave., Sheboygan, Wis.
Home Mission Committee in the East. Pres., Rev. J. A.
Westervelt, 66 Haledon Ave., Paterson, N. J. ; Treas., J. Vander-
Plaat, Garfield, N. J.; Immigration Work at Ellis Island and
Hoboken, Rev. J. J. Hiemenga, 219 Myrtle Ave., Passaic, N. J.
Immigration Committee in the West Pres., W. Aardappel,
Orange City, la.; Treas., W. Bierma, Sioux Center, la.
Jewish Mission Committee. Sec.-Treas., Rev. J. I. Fles,
Muskegon, Mich.
Board of Heathen Missions. Pres., Rev. R. Bolt, Holland,
Mich.; Sec, Rev. Henry Beets, 2050 Francis Ave., S. R, Grand
Rapids, Mich. ; Treas., Rev. J. Dolfin, 155 Terrace St., Muskegon,
Mich.
Board of Ministerial Relief. Sec. and Treas., Rev. J. Smit-
ter, Oostburg, Wis.
Board of Publication. Pres., Rev. J. Manni; Sec, Rev. E. J.
Tannis, 1137 Turner Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Colleges and Theological Seminary
InttihOion Location Principal or Rector
Cabin College Grand Rapids, Mich A. J. Books.
Theological Seminary Grand Rapids, Mich R. Jansssn.
Christian Reformed College and Bern. .Grundy Center, la W. Bode (Pros.)
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Periodicals
The Banner (weekly), Grand Rapids, Mich. { Editor, Rev.
Henry Beets; De Wachter (weekly), Grand Rapids. Mich., Ed-
itor, B. H. Kuiper; Der Reformierte Bote (monthly), Kanawha,
la., Editor, Rev. G. L. Hoefker.
HUNGARIAN REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA
General Convention of the Reformed Church in Hungary.
Pres., Rt. Rev. Bishop Dezso Baltazar, Debrecen, Hungary, and
Count Joseph Degenfeld, Debrecen, Hungary.
There are two classes in America: the Eastern, Pres., jRev. Z.
Kuthy, New York City; Clerk, Rev. Louis Nanassy, Perth
Amboy, N. J.; Treas., Rev. Ernest Komjathy; and the Western,
Pres., Rev. Alex. Kalassay, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Clerk, Rev. Alex.
Toth, Cleveland, O. ; Treas., Rev. Julius Melegh, McKeesport, Pa.
Periodicals
Refortnatus Hirado (weekly), New York City, Editor, Rev.
Z. Kuthy; Magyar Egyhaz (monthly), McKeesport, Pa., Editor,
Rev. J. Melegh.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Apostolic Delegate to the United States, His Excellency, Most
Rev. John Bonzano, 1811 Biltmore St., Washington, D. C.
Archdioceses
His Eminence, James Cardinal Gibbons (Baltimore), 406 N.
Charles St., Baltimore, Md.
Rt. Rev. Owen B. Corrigan, Auxiliary Bishop, 161 1 Baker St,
Baltimore, Md.
Rt. Rev. Jos. G. Anderson, Auxiliary Bishop, 1 Lingard St,
Dorchester, Mass.
Most Rev. George Mundelein (Chicago), 1555 N. State St,
Chicago, III
Most Rev. Henry Moeller (Cincinnati), 5418 Moeller Ave.,
Norwood, O.
Most Rev. James John Keane (Dubuque), Locust and nth
Sts., Dubuque, la.
Most Rev. Sebastian G. Messmer (Milwaukee), 2000 Grand
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Most Rev. John W. Shaw (New Orleans), Esplanade Ave.,
New Orleans, La.
Rt. Rev. Patrick J. Hayes, Auxiliary Bishop, 142 E. 29th St,
New York City.
Directory of Religious Bodies 108
Most Rev. Alexander Christie (Oregon City), 62 N. 16th St,
Portland, Ore.
Most Rev. D. J. Dougherty (Philadelphia), 1723 Race St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rt Rev. John J. McCort, Auxiliary Bishop, 48th and Lancas-
ter Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Most Rev. John J. Glennon (St Louis), 3810 Lindell Blvd.,
St Louis, Mo.
Most Rev. Edw. J. Hanna (San Francisco), 1000 Fulton St,
San Francisco Cal.
Most Rev. John B. Pitaval (Santa F£), Cathedral, Santa F£,
N. M.
Dioceses (address Rt. Rev.)
Cornelius Van de Ven (Alexandria), 1805 Jackson Ave., Alex-
andria, La.
James Ryan (Alton), Cathedral, Alton, 111.
Eugene A. Garvey (Altoona), 121 1 13th St., Altoona, Pa.
Henry Althoff (Belleville), 222 S. Race St., Belleville, 111.
Vincent Wehrie (Bismarck), Bismarck, N. D.
Daniel M. Gorman (Boise), Boise, Ida.
Charles E. McDonnell (Brooklyn), 367 Clermont Ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Jos. J. Rice (Burlington), 215 S. Prospect St, Burlington, Vt.
William T. Russell (Charleston), 114 Broad St, Charleston,
S. C.
Patrick A. McGovern (Cheyenne), St Mary's Cathedral, Chey-
enne, Wyo.
John P. Farrelly (Cleveland), 1007 Superior Ave., N. E.,
Cleveland, O.
James J. Hartley (Columbus), 198 E. Broad St, Columbus, O.
John F. Cunningham (Concordia), 307 E. 5th St, Concordia,
Kan.
Paul J. Nussbaum (Corpus Christi), P. O. Drawer 204, Corpus
Christi, Tex.
Ferdinand Brossart (Covington), 1140 Madison Ave., Cov-
ington, Ky.
Timothy Corbett (Crookston), Crookston, Minn.
Jos. P. Lynch (Dallas), 4946 Swiss Ave., Dallas, Tex.
James Davis (Davenport), 16th and Brady Sts., Davenport, la.
J. Henry Tihen (Denver), 1536 Logan St., Denver, Colo.
Austin Dowling (Des Moines), 2000 Grand Ave., Des Moines,
la.
M. J. Gallagher (Detroit), Detroit, Mich.
Edw. D. Kelly, Auxiliary Bishop (Detroit), 515 N. State St,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
John T. McNicholas (Duluth), 211 W. 4th St., Duluth, Minn.
Anthony J. Schuler (El Paso), 1014 Mesa Ave., El Paso, Tex.
John E. FitzMaurice (Erie), 230 W. 10th St., Erie, Pa.
John M. Gannon, Auxiliary Bishop (Erie), Erie, Pa.
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Daniel F. Feehan (Fall River), 394 Highland Ave., Fall River,
At ass*
James O'Reilly (Fargo), Fargo, N. D.
Herman Jos. Alerding (Fort Wayne), 1140 Clinton St, Ft
Wayne, Ind.
C E. Byrne (Galveston), Galveston, Tex.
Mathias C. Lenihan (Great Falls), Great Falls, Mont
Paul P. Rhode (Green Bay), R. D. 6, Green Bay, Wis.
Philip R. McDevitt (Harrisburg), Harrisburg, Pa.
John J. Nilan (Hartford), 140 Farmington Ave., Hartford,
Conn.
John P. Carroll (Helena), 720 Madison Ave., Helena, Mont
Joseph Chartrand (Indianapolis), 1347 Meridian St., Indian-
apolis, Ind*
Thomas F. Lillis (Kansas City), 301 Armour Blvd., Kansas
City, Mo.
James A. Duffy (Kearney), Kearney, Neb.
James Schwebach (La Crosse), 608 S. nth St, La Crosse,
Wis.
Jules B. Jeanmard (Lafayette), Lafayette, La.
John J. Lawler (Lead), Lead, S. D.
John Ward (Leavenworth), 1228 Sandusky Ave., Kansas Gty,
Kan.
C. J. O'Reilly (Lincoln), Lincoln, Neb.
John B. Morris (Little Rock), St Andrew's Cathedral, little
Rock, Ark.
Denis O'Donaghue (Louisville), 809 Brook St., Louisville, Ky.
George A. Guertin (Manchester), 151 Walnut St, Manches-
ter, N. H.
Frederick Eis (Sault Sainte Marie and Marquette), Cathedral,
Marquette, Mich.
Edw. P. Allen (Mobile), Cathedral, Mobile, Ala.
. John J. Cantwell (Montery-Los Angeles), Los Angeles, Cal.
Thomas S. Byrne (Nashville), 2001 W. End Ave., Nashville,
Tenn.
John E. Gunn (Natchez), Bishop's House, Natchez, Miss.
John J. O'Connor (Newark), 552 South Orange Ave., South
Orange, N. J.
Henry Gabriels (Ogdensburg), Bishop's House, Ogdensburg,
N. Y.
Jos. H. Conroy, Auxiliary Bishop, Cathedral, Ogdensburg,
N. Y.
Theophile Meerschaert (Oklahoma), 1836 W. 16th St, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Mt Rev. Jeremiah Harty (Omaha), 808 N. 36th St., Omaha,
Neb.
Edmund M. Dunne (Peoria), 740 Glen Oak Ave., Peoria, I1L
J. F. Regis Canevin (Pittsburgh), 116 Dithridge St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Louis S. Walsh (Portland), 307 Congress St., Portland, Me.
Directory of Religious Bodies 105
Matthew Harkins (Providence), 30 Fenner St., Providence,
R. I.
Denis J. O'Connell (Richmond), 800 Cathedral PL, Richmond,
Va.
Thomas F. Hickey (Rochester), 15 Lake View Park, Roches-
ter, N. Y.
Peter J. Muldoon (Rockford), 428 N. 2nd St., Rockford, 111.
Thomas Grace (Sacramento), Cathedral, Sacramento, CaL
Michael J. Curley (St. Augustine), Cathedral, St Augustine,
Fla.
Jos. F. Busch (St. Cloud), St. Cloud, Minn.
Maurice F. Burke (St. Joseph), 718 N. 7th St., St. Joseph, Mo.
Joseph S. Glass, C. M. (Salt Lake), Salt Lake City, Utah.
Arthur Drossaerts (San Antonio), San Antonio, Tex.
Benjamin J. Keily (Savannah), 222 £. Harris St., Savannah,
Ga.
Michael J. Hoban (Scranton); 315 Wyoming Ave., Scranton,
Pa.
Edward J. O'Dea (Seattle), 804 Ninth Ave., Seattle, Wash.
Philip J. Garrigan (Sioux City), 2221 Nebraska St., Sioux
City, la.
Thomas O'Gorman (Sioux Falls), Sioux Falls, S. D.
Augustin F. Schinner (Spokane), 1115 Riverside Ave., Spok-
ane, Wash.
Thomas D. Beaven (Springfield), 68 Elliott St, Springfield,
Mass.
Joseph M. Koudelka (Superior), 628 Bay St., Superior, Wis.
ohn Grimes (Syracuse), 257 E. Onondaga St., Syracuse,
N. Y.
Joseph Schrembs (Toledo), cor. Ashland and Batavia Sts.,
Toledo, O.
Thomas J. Walsh (Trenton), 153 N. Warren St., Trenton, N. J.
Henry Granjon (Tucson), Cathedral, Tucson, Ariz.
Patrick J. Donahue (Wheeling), cor. 13th and Byron Sts.,
Wheeling, W. Va.
John J. Hennessy (Wichita), College Hill, Wichita, Kan.
John James Monaghan (Wilmington), 1301 Delaware Ave*
Wilmington, Del.
Patrick R. Heffron (Winona), Terrace Heights, Winona, Minn,
Vicariate of North Carolina and Belmont Abbey, Rt Rev. Leo
Haid, Belmont Abbey, N. C.
Prefecture-Apostolic of Alaska, Rt Rev. Jos. Raphael Crimont,
Juneau, Alaska.
Titular Bishops
Rt Rev. Bonaventure F. Broderick (Titular Bishop of Juliopo-
lis), Saugerties, N. Y.
Rt Rev. Alexander J. McGavick (Titular Bishop of Marcopo-
Us), 607 Oakwood Blvd., Chicago, 111.
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Rt Rev. Thomas J. Shahan (Titular Bishop of Germanicopo-
lis), Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C.
Catholic Church Extension Society, McCormick Bldg., Chi-
cago, 111. Director, Very Rev. Francis C. Kelley.
Catholic Missionary Union, Brookland Station, Washington,
D. C. Director, Rev. Peter J. O'Callaghan.
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions, 1326 New York Ave.,
Washington. D. C. Director, Rev. William H. Ketcham.
Catholic Board for Mission Work among Colored People,
1 Madison Ave., New York City. Director, Rt Rev. John E.
Burke.
St Joseph's Society for Colored Missions, St Joseph's
Seminary, Baltimore, Md. Director, Very Rev. Justin McCarthy.
Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 343 Lexington
Ave., New York Gty. Gen. Director, Rt. Rev. Joseph FrerL
This society also has numerous diocesan branches: Association
of the Holy Childhood for the Redemption of the Children of
Infidels, Pittsburgh, Pa., Director, Rev. Edward J. Knaebel.
Commissariat of the Holy Land, Brookland Station, Washington,
D. C, Director, Rev. Godfrey Schilling. Catholic Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, Mary Knoll, Ossining, N. Y., Director, Very
Rev. James A. Walsh.
Knights of Columbus Committee on War Activities, 734
Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C
Officers : Exec. Sec, Robert G. Wulf , Louisville, Ky. ; Director
of Operations, John F. Deegan, New York City; Director of
Construction, F. S. Fisher, Cleveland, O.; Sec. of Foreign Com-
mission, Dillon E. Mapother, Louisville, Ky. ; Director of Pub-
licity, Paul R. Martin, Indianapolis, Ind.; Foreign Commissioner,
Walter N. Kernan, New York and Utica, N. Y. ; Sec. to the
Chmn., Leo A. Meagher, Louisville, Ky.
Purpose of this organization : To provide social and recrea-
tional facilities for all soldiers and sailors irrespective of race
or creed and to provide for the religious wants of Catholic
soldiers. Buildings have been erected in the cantonments and
encampments where the men are provided with all possible club
conveniences, including stationery and libraries, and where enter-
tainments, including dramatic productions, concerts, lectures, and
athletic events are held at frequent intervals. On Sundays these
buildings serve as chapels and Catholic services are held at con-
venient hours. This work will also be duplicated abroad, both
in the concentration camps and at the front. The naval train-
ing stations are included among the encampments and canton-
ments.
Chaplaincy Bureau, Washington, D. C, Rev. Lewis J. O'Hern.
Periodicals
Ecclesiastical Review, 1305 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.; Ave
Maria, Notre Dame, Ind.; Rosary, 871 Lexington Ave., New
/
Directory of Religious Bodies 107
York City; Catholic University Bulletin, Washington, D. C;
The Magnificat, Editor, Sr. M. Ignatia, Manchester, N. H.; The
Extension, Editor, Rev. Francis Kelley, 750 McCormick Bldg.,
Chicago, 111.; Messenger of the Sacred Heart, Rev. John Cor-
bett, 801 E. 81st St., New York City; Christian Family, Techny,
111., Bensiger's Magazine, 36 Barclay St., New York City; The
Lamp, Garrison, N. Y.; The Field Afar, Maryknoll, Ossining,
N; Y.; America, Editor, Rev. R. H. Tierney, 59 E. 83rd St.,
N. Y. C; St. Anthonys Messenger, Beaumont, Tex.; Homiletic
Monthly, New York City; Truth Magazine, New York City;
The Good Work, New York City; Annals of Propagation of the
Faith, New York City; Holy Name Journal, New York City;
The Catholic Convert, 117 W. 61st St., New York City.
NOTE— Roman Catholic data was furnished by J. H. Meier, Editor Official Catholic Directory.
SALVATION ARMY (1865)
National headquarters : 120 W. 14th St., New York City ; West-
ern Territorial headquarters: 108 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
General officers: Commander U. S. Forces, Evangeline C.
Booth; Territorial Leader for the Western States, Commis-
sioner Thomas Estill; Chief Sec, Colonel William Peart.
War Service Board. Eastern Territory: Pres., Commander
Evangeline Booth; Sec, Col. E. J. Parker; Western Territory:
Vice-Pres., Commissioner Thomas Estill; Sec, Lt. Col. Arthur
Brewer.
Colleges
Institution Location
Training College (men and women) 180 W. 14th Street, New York City.
Training College (for men) 1230 W. Adams Street, Chicago, 111.
Training College (for women) 116 S. Ashland Blvd., Chicago. uL
Periodicals
War Cry (weekly), Strids Ropet (weekly), Young Soldier
(weekly), War Service Herald (monthly), 120 W. 14th St, New
York City, Editor-in-Chief, Lt.-Col. W. F. Jenkins.
SCANDINAVIAN FREE CHURCHES
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION COVENANT
(1885)
Gen. Conf., annual ; last session, Jamestown, N. Y., June, 1918.
Headquarters: 56 W. Washington St, Chicago, 111.
Officers: Pres. of Exec Board, Rev. E. G. Hjerpe; Vice-Pres.,
Rev. E. A. Skogsberg, Minneapolis, Minn.; See., Rev. D. Mar-
celius; Vice-Sec, Rev. F. M. Johnson.
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School : North Park College and Theological Seminary, 3225
Foster Ave., Chicago, 111., Pres., D. NyvalL
Periodical: Covenant Weekly, Editors, Rev. D. Marcelius,
Rev. Carl Peterson.
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
Address Rev. Erik A. Halleen, 1417 7th St., S., Minneapolis,
Minn.
NORWEGIAN-DANISH FREE CHURCH
Address Rev. H. F. Josephson, 3525 Fullerton Ave., Chicago,
111.
SCANDINAVIAN INDEPENDENT BAPTIST
DENOMINATION (1893)
Annual conference, meets in June.
Headquarters: Britt, la.
Officers: Pres., Rev. John Edgren; Sec, Rev. C. M. Sundell.
Missions Board. Chmn., John Forstrom; Sec, Rev. G. W.
Norstrom.
Periodicals
Vittnet, Editors, Rev. John Edgren, Rev. A. T. Norstrom;
Sanningens Van, Editor, Rev. N. P. Truedson. Both monthly.
SCHWENKFELDERS (1782)
General Conference, semi-annual, third Saturday of May and
October.
Headquarters: Norristown, Pa.
Officers: Mod., John H. Schultz; Sec, Jesse H. Snyder, Jr.;
Treas., Amos S. Anders.
Board of Publication. Pres., Edwin K. Schultz; Sec, Rev.
O. S. Kriebel.
Board of Home and Foreign Missions. Pres., John H.
Schultz; Sec, Rev. H. K. Heebner.
Board of Managers of the Charity Fond. Pres., William H.
Anders; Sec, Wayne C. Meschter.
School: Perkiomen School, Pennsburg, Pa., Prin., Rev. O. S.
Kriebel.
Periodical: The Schwenkfeldian (monthly), Editor, S. K.
Brecht.
Directory of Religious Bodies 109
SHAKERS (United Society of Believers) (1784)
Celibate Christian Communists.
First Shaker family came to America 1776. First Shaker Com-
munity established at New Lebanon, N. Y., 1788.
Address Walter Shepherd, Trustee, or Miss M. Catherine
Allen, Mt. Lebanon, N. Y.
SOCIAL BRETHREN
Address Rev. F. P. Wilson, Eldorado, I1L
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE
The American Ethical Union:
Office : 2 W. 64th St., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Edwin S. Fecheimer; Sec. and Editor, David
S. Hanchett; Treas., Alexander M. Bing.
School: Ethical Culture School, Supt., Franklin C. Lewis, 33
Central Park West, New York City.
Periodical: The Standard, Central Park and 64th St, New
York City.
SPIRITUALISTS
NATIONAL SPIRITUALISTS' ASSOCIATION (1893)
Annual convention.
There are 22 state associations.
Officers: Pres., Dr. George B. Warne, Chicago, 111.; Sec,
Rev. George W. Kates, Washington, D. C; Treas., Cassius L.
Stevens, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Progressive Lyceums (Sunday Schools). Natl Supt, Mrs.
Anna L. Gillespie, Battle Creek, Mich.
Bureau of Phenomenal Evidence. Curator, Mark A. Bar-
wise, Bangor, Me.
Publicity Bureau. Chmn., Geo. B. Warne, Chicago, I1L
School: Morris Pratt Institute, Whitewater, Wis., A. J.
Weaver, Dean.
Periodicals
Progressive Thinker (weekly), Chicago, 111., Editor, Mrs. M.
E. Cadwallader; Banner of Life (weekly), Boston, Mass., Ed-
itor, H. C. Berry; Reason (monthly), Los Angeles, CaL, Editor,
Dr. B. F. Austin.
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PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
Mother Church: Organized and incorporated, March 5, 1907.
Gen. Office: 4324 Vincennes Ave., Chicago, 111.
Officers: Supreme Pastor, Rev. G. V. Cordingly; Sec, Rev.
F. R. McNabb; Treas., Rev. E. J. Donnelly.
Seminary: Lake Villa, 111.
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TEMPLE SOCIETY (Friends of the Temple)
Address Philip Paulus, 26 W. Peckham St, Buffalo, N. V.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETIES
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
Annual Convention; meets last Saturday in April.
Secretary: Mrs. Ada Gregg, 159 Warren St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Publication: Theosophical Quarterly, Editor, Cement Acton
Griscom, Box 1584, New York City.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
Address Pres., H. W. Percival, 25 W. 45th St, New York City.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN SECTION
Annual Convention; meets at Los Angeles, Cal., July, 1919.
Headquarters: Krotona, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Cal.
Officers: National Pres., A. P. Warrington; National Sec,
Craig P. Garman.
Order of the Star of the East In preparation of the coming
of the Christ. National Representative, Miss Marjorie Turtle.
Official Journal: Herald of the Star, London, Eng.
Periodical: Messenger (monthly), Editor, Mrs. May S.
Rogers.
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD AND THEOSOPHICAL
SOCIETY (1875)
International headquarters: Point Loma, Cal.
Officers: Leader, Katherine Tingley; Sec, Joseph H. Fussell.
Directory of Religious Bodies 111
Publication: Theosophical Path (monthly), Editor, {Catherine
Tingley.
School: Raja Yoga College, Point Loma, Cal.; See., Miss
Gertrude W. Van Pelt.
UNITARIAN CHURCHES
General Conference of Unitarian and other Christian Churches ;
meets biennially.
Officers: Pres., Hon. William H. Taft; Gen. Sec, Rev. Walter
F. Greenman, 684 Astor St., Milwaukee, Wis.; Treas., Percy A.
Atherton, 30 State St., Boston, Mass.
The American Unitarian Association serves ad interim for
the Gen. Conf. Headquarters: Unitarian Bldg., 25 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Pres., Rev. Samuel A. Eliot; Sec, Rev. Louis C.
Cornish; Treas., Henry M. Williams; Asst. Sec, W. Forbes
Robertson.
Department of Community Service. Sec, Rev. Elmer S. Forbes.
Department of Religious Education. Sec, Rev. William I.
Lawrance; Asso. Sec, Rev. Florence Buck; Field Sees., Rev. W.
Channing Brown, Charles O. Murdock, San Francisco, Cal.;
Rev. S. B. Nobbs, Boston, Mass.; Rev. Frank A. Gilmore, New
York City; Publication Agt., W. Forbes Robertson.
Alliance of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women.
Pres., Miss Lucy Lowell; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Mary B. Davis, 226
Windermere Ave., Wayne, Pa. ; Rec Sec, Mrs. C. S. Atherton ;
Treas., Mrs. Lucia Clapp Noyes.
Young People's Religious Union. Pres. Exec Board, Carl
B. Wetherell; Field Sec, Miss M. Packard; Treas., O. Arthur
McMurdie.
National League of Unitarian Laymen. Hon. Pres., Hon.
W. H. Taft; Pres. f Charles E. Ware, Fitchburg, Mass.; See.
and Treas., Elmer S. Forbes.
Unitarian Historical Society. Pres., Henry H. Edes; Sec,
Rev. George H. Reed; Librarian, Rev. Henry Wilder Foote.
Unitarian Temperance Society. Pres., Rev. C. R. Eliot;
Sec, Rev. C. V. Rutledge; Treas., Charles A. Drummond.
Social Service Council of Unitarian Women. Pres., Mrs.
Stella R. Root; Sec, Mrs. Samuel S. Symmes; Treas., Mrs. Sara
A. Robbing.
Society for Ministerial Relief. Pres., Prof. F. G. Peabody;
Sec, Rev. Henry Wilder Foote; Treas., Stephen W. Philips.
Society for Promoting Theological Education. Pres., Rev.
Howard N. Brown; Sec, Rev. Benjamin R. Bulkeley; Treas.,
William P. Fowler.
Society for Propagating the Gospel among the Indians and
Others in North America. Pres., Winslow Warren; Vice-Pres. $
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Rev. William W. Fcnn; Sec, Rev. Charles R Park; Trees.,
Henry H. Edes.
Unitarian Service Pension Society. Pres., James P. Par-
menter ; Sec, Rev. Robert S. Loring ; Treas., Rev. H. G. Arnold.
Divinity Schools
IndUvtUm Location Pretident
Divinity School of Harvard Unhreraity. . . .Cambridge, Man Abbott Lawrence Lowell.
The Meadville Theological School MeedviDe, Pa Franklin C. 8outhwortb,
Pacifio Unitarian Sch()c4 for the Minialiy... Berkeley, Oal Earl M. Wilbor.
Periodicals
Christian Register, Boston, Mass.; Beacon (weekly), Chil-
dren's Paper, Boston, Mass.; The Pacific Unitarian (monthly),
San Francisco, Cal., Editor, Charles A. Murdock; Unitarian
Word and Work (monthly), Boston, Mass.
UNITED BRETHREN" BODIES
CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST
(1800)
General Conference, quadrennial; next session, 1921.
40 annual conferences.
Headquarters: United Brethren Bldg., Dayton, O.
Officers: Pres., Board of Trustees, A. W. Drury; Pres., Board
of Administration, Bishop G. M. Mathews; Exec Sec, S. S.
Hough; Gen. Treas., L. O. Miller.
Bishops
N. Castle (emeritus), Philomath, Ore.
W. M. Weekley (emeritus), 1038 Murdock Ave., Parkersburg,
W. Va.
G. M. Mathews, 130 Oxford Ave., Dayton, O.
W. M. Bell, 1450 Fairmount St., Washington, D. C.
H. H. Fout, 945 Middle Drive, Woodruff PI., Indianapolis, Ind.
C. J. Kephart, 3936 Harrison Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
W. H. Washinger, 686 E. Taylor St, Portland, Ore.
A. T. Howard, 821 Summers St, Dayton, O.
Foreign Missionary Society. Pres., Bishop W. M. Bell;
Gen. Sec, Rev. S. S. Hough; Treas., L. O. Miller; Special Sup-
port Sec, Mrs. J. Hal Smith.
Home Missionary Society. Pres., Bishop H. H. Fout; Gen.
Sec, Rev. P. M. Camp; Sec. of Ed. Dept, Miss L. B. Wiggin;
Treas., L. O. Miller.
Church Erection Society. Sec { Rev. A. C. Siddall.
Woman's Missionary Association, Pres., Mrs. L. R. Har-
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ford, 1550 Georgia Ave., Omaha, Neb.; Gen. Sec. and Treas.,
Mrs. Alva Kauffman.
Board of Control of Sunday School, Brotherhood, and
Young People's Work. Pres., J. G. Huber ; Gen. Sec. Sunday
School and Brotherhood Work, Rev. Charles W. Brewbaker;
Sec. (emeritus), Col. Robert Cowden; Director Religious Edu-
cation, M. A. Honline; Supt. Elementary Division, Miss Ida M.
Koontz; Gen. Sec. Young People's Work, Rev. O. T. Deever.
Sunday School and Brotherhood Executive Committee.
Chmn., Col. Robert Cowden; Sec, Rev. Ira D. Warner.
Christian Endeavor Executive Committee. Chmn., Rev. J.
G. Huber ; Sec, Rev. A. R. Clippinger.
Board of Education. Pres., Bishop C. J. Kephart; Gen. Sec,
Rev. William E. Schell; Treas., L. O. Miller.
Publishing House. Agt., Rev. W. R. Funk.
Colleges and Theological Seminary
InttUuHon Location Pretident or Dean
Indiana Central University University Heights, Ind I. J. Good.
Finaw City University Kansas City, Kan John H. Lucas.
Tiebanon Valley College Annville, Pa G..D. Goesard.
Otterbein University Westerville, W. G. Clippinger.
Philomath College Philomath, Ore Lloyd L. Epley .
York College. York, Neb. M. 0. McLaughlin.
Bonebrake Theologi c al 8eminary Dayton, J.P.Landis.
Periodicals
Religious Telescope, Editor, Rev. J. M. Phillippi; Watchword,
Editor, Rev. H. F. Shupe; Friend of Boys and Girls, Editors,
Rev. W. O. Fries and Rev. J. W. Owen; Evangel, Editor, Miss
Vera B. Blinn.
CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST
(Old Constitution)
General Conference, quadrennial.
23 annual conferences, including one in Canada.
Bishops
C. L. Wood, Alma, Mich.
F. L. Hoskins, Albion, Wash.
O. G. Alwood, Hillsdale, Mich.
Domestic Frontier, and Foreign Missionary Society. Gen.
Sec, Rev. J. Howe, Ubee, Ind.
Sunday Schools. Gen. Sec, J. W. Burton, Ubee, Ind.
United Brethren Christian Endeavor Society. Gen. Sec,
A. B. Bowman, Alma, Mich.
Woman's Missionary Association. Gen. Sec, Mrs. F. A.
Loew, Ubee, Ind.
Publishing Board, Huntington, Ind., Agt., E. C Mason.
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Board of Education. Sec.,0. G. Alwood.
General Preachers' Aid Board. Sec, Rev. W. A. Oler,
Dublin, Ind.
Colleges
Inttihttion Location President
Albion Gotten Albion, Waih P. I*. Hoakins.
Central Gotten Huntington, Ind. C. W. H. Bangs.
Philomath College Philomath, Ore. O.G. Alwood.
Periodicals
Christian Conservator (weekly), Editor, C. A. Mummart,
Ubee, Ind.; Missionary Monthly, Editor, Parent Board Depart-
ment, Rev. J. Howe; Editor, Woman's Missionary Association
Department, Mrs. F. A. Loew; Sunday School Publications, Rev.
W. H. Clay, Editor, Huntington, Ind.
UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH
General Conference, quadrennial; next session, 1922. There
are 10 annual conferences.
Bishops
W. F. Heil, Allentown, Pa.
M. T. Maize, Le Mars, la.
Publishing House, 3rd and Reily Sts., Harrisburg, Pa. Pub-
lisher, J. J. Nungesser; Assistant Publisher, Roy H. Stetler;
Pres., Rev. J. W. Thompson, York, Pa.; Sec, Rev. J. H. Shirey,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Board of Missions. Pres., Rev. U. F. Swengel, Harrisburg,
Pa.; Cor. Sec, Rev. B. H. Niebel, Penbrook, Pa.; Treas., Jere-
miah G. Mohn.
Board of Church Extension. Pres., Rev. W. M. Stanford;
Sec, Rev. B. H. Niebel, Harrisburg, Pa. ; Treas., A. P. Schnader,
Lancaster, Pa.
Board of Education. Pres., Prof. A. E. Gobble, Myerstown,
Pa.; Sec, Rev. H. Franklin Schlegel, Lancaster, Pa.
Sunday School and Keystone League of Christian En-
deavor. Pres., Rev. J. Q. A. Curry; Gen. Sec, Rev. W. E.
Peiney, 3rd & Reily Streets, Harrisburg, Pa.; Treas., Robert
G. Munday, Chicago, 111.
Social Service Commission. Pres., Bishop W. F. Heil, Al-
lentown, Pa.; Sec.; Rev. H. F. Schlegel, Lancaster, Pa.
Charitable Society. Pres., D. S. Stauffer, Oley, Pa.; Sec,
Rev. A. M. Sampsel, Reading, Pa. ; Treas., W. W. Fetter, Read-
ing, Pa.
Temperance Committee. Pres., Rev. H. F. Schlegel, Lan-
caster, Pa.
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Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society. Pres.,
Mrs. W. J. Gruhler; Sec, Mrs. Emma Divan, Ottawa, III.;
Treas., Mrs. W. E. Detwiler, Danville, Pa.
Supt. China Mission, Rev. C N. Dubs, Liling, Hunan.
Gen. Statistical Sec, Rev. A. A. Couser, 510 E. 13th St,
Des Moines, la.
Colleges
Institution Location President
Albright College M y en t own. Pa L. Clarence Hunt.
Oregon Bible Training College Corrallis, Ore CO. Poling.
Western Union College LeMars, la C. A. Mock.
Periodicals
Evangelical (weekly), Harrisburg, Pa., Editor, H. B. Hartz-
ler; Evangelical Endeavorer (monthly) and Sunday School Lit-
erature, Harrisburg, Pa., Editor, Rev. W. M. Stamford; Mission-
ary Tidings and Missionary Gem (monthly), Editor, Miss Emma
D. Messinger, Lemoyne, Pa.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCHES
General Convention, biennial; next meeting, Baltimore, Md.,
Oct., 1919.
Twenty-eight State conventions, 8 State conferences.
Officers : Pres., Rev. Lee S. McCollester, Tufts College, Mass. ;
Vke-Pres., Roger S. Galer; Sec, Rev. W. H. Skeels, Utica,
N. Y.; Treas., Joseph B. Horton; Gen. Supt., Rev. J. S. Lowe,
359 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Foreign Mission Board. Chmn., Rev. T. E. Potterton; Sec,
Rev. W. H. Skeels, Utica, N. Y.
General Sunday School Association. Pres., Rev. George E.
Huntley; Sec, Rev. Frank Lincoln Masseck, Arlington, Mass.
Women's National Missionary Association. Pres., Mrs.
Marietta B. WiHdns, Salem, Mass.; Sec, Mrs. I. V. Lobdell,
Middleport, N. Y.; Treas., Mrs. Emma L. Bush.
Commission on Social Service. Chmn., Rev. Frank Oliver
Hall; Sec, Rev. Clarence R. Skinner, Tufts College, Mass.
Commission on Foreign Relations. Chmn., Rev. F. A. Bis-
bee, 359 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
National Y. P. C. U. Pres., Rev. Eleanor Bisbee, Boston,
Mass.; Nat. Sec, Carl F. Eisner, 359 Boylston St., Boston,
Mass.
Universalist Comrades. Pres., L. A. Ames, 99 Fulton St.,
New York City.
Universalist Publishing Houses: 359 Boylston St., Boston,
Mass.; 301 1 Prairie Ave., Chicago, 111. Gen. Agt., Harold
Marshall.
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Colleges and Theological Seminaries
/nattutfsft Location Dean or Prendent
Lombard OoHeat Galeaburg, I1L Joseph H. Tilden.
8t.L»wrew»Unmntty Canton, N.Y. Richard B. Sykes.
Tufts College Tufts College, Mam Herman Carey Bnmpus.
Canton Theological Seminary Canton, NY. J. Murray Atwood.
Crane Divinity School Tufts Coflen, Mass. Lee 8. MoCoUester.
Ryder Dhinhy8chool Chicago, ID.. Lewis B. fisher.
Periodicals
Universalist Leader (weekly), Boston, Mass., Editor, Fred-
crick A. Bisbee; Universalist Herald, Atlanta, Ga., Editor, Rev.
J. W. Rowlett; Universalist, Watertown, N. Y., Editor. Rev. G.
D. Walker.
VEDANTA SOCIETY (1804)
Headquarters: 236 Central Park West, New York City.
Officers: Pres., W. N. Goodyear; Sec. and Treas., Mrs. M. S.
Williams.
The Vedanta Society of New York was founded by Swami
Vivekananda, and incorporated by Swami Abhedananda in 1898.
There are centers also in Boston, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, and Washington, D. C, besides a Peace Retreat in
California.
Object: To explain through logic and reason the spiritual laws
by which we are governed and to establish the universal reli-
gion which underlies all religions.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA (1896)
Headquarters: 34 W. 28th St, New York City. Presidents,
General and Mrs. Ballington Booth.
Government is vested in the Grand Field Council, composed of
officers of and above the rank of Major. This council elects
eleven directors who are trustees and custodians of properties.
The Commander-in-Chief is elected by the members for a term
of five years; the officials forming his cabinet are vice-president,
secretary, treasurer, and the regimental officers. In doctrine the
Volunteers are in harmony with the evangelical churches. The
chief departments of work are the evangelical, helping-hand,
prison, home, and hospital work.
PART ir
DIRECTORY OF
INTERCHURCH AND
KINDRED BODIES
Order in Which Interchurch and Kindred Bodies Are
Treated
BIBLE AND RELIGIOUS LITERATURE
American Bible Society
American Tract Society
Bible Class Alliance
Chicago Tract Society
Family Altar League
Pocket Testament League
EDUCATION
Commission on Christian Education (Federal Council)
Council of Church Boards of Education
Daily Vacation Bible School
General Education Board
Religious Education Association i
Southern Education Society ,;'
FEDERATION AND UNION
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
Association for Promotion of Christian Unity
Christian Unity Foundation
Commission on Interchurch Federations, State and Local (Fed-
eral Council)
National Council, Evangelical Free Churches
World Conference on Faith and Order
World Evangelical Alliance (British organization)
MEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
Young Men's Christian Associations
Laymen's Missionary Movement
The Gideons
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
MISSIONARY, FOREIGN
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Africa Inland Mission, American Council
Committee on African Affairs
American and Foreign Christian Union (also Home Missionary)
Central American Mission
China Inland Mission
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Continuation Committee of the World Missionary Conference
Committee on Cooperation in Latin America
Federation of Woman's Boards of Foreign Missions
Mission to Lepers
Missionary Education Movement (also Home Missionary)
Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions
Woman's Union Missionary Society of America
Yale Foreign Missionary Society
CHRISTIAN SERVICE IN EUROPE
American McAll Association
Committee for Christian Relief in France and Belgium
Committee on Religious Conditions in Russia
Waldensian Aid Society, American
MISSIONARY, HOME
Home Missions Council
Committee on Friendly Relations among Foreign Students
Council of Women for Home Missions '
National Florence Cnttenton Mission
Neighbors' League of America
SABBATH DAY
Lord's Day Alliance of the United States ,
New York Sabbath Committee
Woman's National Sabbath Alliance
SOCIAL
American Association of Societies for Organizing Charity
Boys' Club Federation
Carnegie Corporation
Commission on the Church and Social Service (Federal Council)
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Conference of Social Work
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Russell Sage Foundation
Southern Conference for Education and Industry
Southern Sociological Congress
Travelers' Aid Society
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sunday School Council of Evangelical Denominations
International Sunday School Lesson Committee
American Sunday School Union
International Sunday School Association
World's Sunday School Association
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TEMPERANCE AND PROHIBITION
Anti-Saloon League
Committee of Sixty on National Prohibition
Flying Squadron Foundation
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
International Order of Good Templars
National Temperance Society and Commission on Temperance
Prohibition National Committee
Scientific Temperance Federation
Sons of Temperance
Strengthen America Campaign (Federal Council)
United Committee for War Temperance Activities in the Army
and Navy
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
WAR WORK
American Red Cross
General Committee on Army and Navy Chaplains (Federal
Council)
General War-Time Commission of the Churches (Federal
Council)
League for National Unity
National Committee on the Churches and the Moral Aims of
the War
Committee on the War and the Religious Outlook
Joint Committee on War Production Communities
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETIES
Big Brother Movement
Big Sister Movement
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Fire Girls
Girl Scouts'
King's Daughters and Sons
Luther League of America
United Society of Christian Endeavor
GENERAL
American Seamen's Friend Society
Church Advertising Department
Church Peace Union
Commission on the Church and Country Life (Federal Council)
Commission on International Justice and Goodwill
Commission on Relations with the Orient (Federal Council)
Indian Rights Association
Interdenominational Association of Evangelists
International New Thought Alliance
International Prayer Battalion
International Reform Bureau
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National Christian League for the Promotion of Purity
National Indian Association
National Reform Association
World Alliance for Promoting International Friendship
World's Purity Federation
Young Women's Christian Associations
List of abbreviations appears on p. 2.
BIBLE AND RELIGIOUS UTERATTJEE
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
Office: Bible House, New York City.
Officers: Pres., James Wood; Cor. Sec, Rev. William I.
Haven; Rec. Sec, Rev. Lewis B. Chamberlain; Treos., Wil-
liam Foulke.
Purpose: To secure the translation, publication, and circula-
tion of the Holy Scriptures, without note or comment, in all
languages and in all lands.
Home Agencies. Colored people, South, Sec, Rev. J. P.
Wragg, 35 Gammon Ave., Atlanta, Ga. ; Northwestern, Sec, Rev.
S. H. Kirkbride, 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. ; S. Atlantic,
Sec, Rev. M. B. Porter, 313a E. Grace St., Richmond, Va.;
Western, Sec, Rev. A. F. Ragatz, Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Denver,
Colo.; Pacific, Sec, Rev. A. W. Mell, 122 McAllister St, San
Francisco, Cal.; Southwestern, Sec, Rev. J. J. Morgan, 1304
Commerce St., Dallas, Tex.; Eastern, Sec, Rev. H. J. Scudder,
137 Montague St, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Central, Sec, Rev. Frank
Marstor, 424 Elm St, Cincinnati, O. ; Atlantic, Sec, Rev. F. P.
Parkin, 701 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Foreign Agencies. Constantinople, Shanghai, Yokohama,
Seoul, Bangkok, Manila, Buenos Ayres, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico
City, Cristobal.
Organ: Bible Society Record.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY (1825)
Office: Park Ave. and 40th St, New York City.
Officers: Pres., William Phillips Hall; Gen. Sec, Rev. Judson
Swift; Treas., Louis Tag.
Purpose: To diffuse a knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ
by printing and circulating the gospel message in many languages,
dialects, and characters throughout the world.
Organ: American Messenger.
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BIBLE CLASS ALLIANCE, TESTAMENT AND TRACT
SOCIETY
Office: 925 New York Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Address the Gen. Sec. and Treas., W. P. Cooke.
Object: To promote the interest of evangelical religion by the
circulation of the gospel, and by conducting evangelistic meet-
ings and Bible classes.
CHICAGO TRACT SOCIETY
Officers: Pres., Rev. E. F. Williams; Vice-Pres., Rev. E. A.
Adams; Sec, Rev. Jesse W. Brooks, 440 S. Dearborn St., Chi-
cago, 111.; Treas., William T. Vickery, Continental and Commer-
cial Bank, Chicago, 111.
Does missionary work among immigrants in the Northwest
and Canada, and issues literature in 38 languages.
FAMILY ALTAR LEAGUE (1909)
Office: 508 Lakeside Bldg., Chicago, 111.
Officers: Pres., Rev. W. E. Biederwolf; Vice-Pres., H. P.
Crowell; Treas., E. O. Excell; Gen. Sec, Rev. R. Howard
Taylor.
Purpose: To promote family worship and Bible study.
POCKET TESTAMENT LEAGUE
Office : 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chmn. Exec Com., Charles M. Alexander; Gen.
Sec, Allan Sutherland; Chmn. War Work Com., Joseph M.
Steele; International Sec, George T. B. Davis; Traveling and
Office Sec, Mrs. Besse D. McAnlis; Treas., J. Lewis Twaddell,
1323 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
National secretaries in several foreign countries.
Purpose: Personal evangelism through the distribution of
Testaments to all who will carry them and read them daily.
EDUCATIONAL
COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (Federal
Council)
See p. 248.
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COUNCIL OF CHURCH BOARDS OF EDUCATION
Office: 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, 111. Temporary office, 509
Munsey Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Officers: Pres., Rev. James E. Gark, Nashville, Tenn.; Vice-
Pres., Rev. Richard H. Grossfield, Lexington, Ky.; Sec.-Treas.,
Ralph D. Kyle; Exec. Sec, Robert L. Kelly; Survey Sec, B.
Warren Brown.
Purpose: A mutual knowledge and cooperation that will pro-
mote the interests of church schools and colleges. A nation-
wide forward movement is in progress, including the raising of
many millions for endowment. Twenty leading Protestant
Boards of Education are in the Council.
Publication: American College Bulletin.
DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS
Office: 90 Bible House, New York City.
Officers: Pres., Russell Colgate; Director, Rev. Robert G.
Boville; Treas., Waldron P. Belknap.
Purpose: Conducts for children a six weeks' course of sum-
mer instruction in Bible, music, handwork, and recreation.
Publication: Facts.
GENERAL EDUCATION BOARD (1902)
Office: 61 Broadway, New York City.
Officers: Pres., Wallace Buttrick; Sec, Abraham Flexner;
Asst. Sec, E. C. Sage; Treas., L. G. Myers.
Purpose: The promotion of education in the United States,
by means of surveys, research, the promotion of modern technical
education, and financial aid.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (1903)
Office: 1440 E. 57th St., Chicago, 111.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Samuel A. Eliot; First Vice-Pres., Lem-
uel H. Murlin, Boston, Mass.; Sec, Henry F. Cope; Rec. Sec,
Charles McC. Stuart; Treas., David R. Forgan.
Purpose: A cooperative organization of the leaders in reli-
gious, educational, cultural, and social organizations, and a
clearing house for religion and education, aiming to promote
moral and religious training in existing agencies, in homes, and
through the press.
Directory of Interchurch Bodies 125
Methods of Work: Bureau of information, public reference
library, investigations, publications, conventions, traveling ex-
hibits, experiments, and local conferences.
SOUTHERN EDUCATION SOCIETY
Officers: Pres., T. J. Woofter, Athens, Ga.; Vice-Pres., J. P.
McConnell, E. Redford, Va. ; Sec-Treas., A. P. Bourland, Wash-
ington, D. C.
The Conference succeeds The Southern Education Associa-
tion, Conference for Education in the South, and Southern
Education Board, and is a united effort for Southern develop-
ment.
FEDERATION AND UNION
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES OF
CHRIST IN AMERICA
See p. 237.
ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
CHRISTIAN UNITY
Officers: Pres., Peter Ainslie, 504 N. Fulton Ave., Baltimore,
Md.; Sec, Henry C. Armstrong.
An organization promoted by the Disciples, reaching leaders
in various communions throughout the world. There are four
commissions :
Commission on Christian Unity, dealing with Christian unity
in general.
Commission on World Conference on Faith and Order.
Commission on Federation.
Commission on International Friendship.
Periodical: Christian Union Quarterly.
CHRISTIAN UNITY FOUNDATION (19x0)
Office: 143 E. 37th St., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Bishop Courtney; Sec, Rev. Arthur Lowndes;
Treas., O. S. Seymour.
Purpose: To promote Christian Unity at home and through-
out the world.
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COMMISSION ON INTERCHURCH FEDERATIONS,
CITY AND STATE (Federal Council)
See p. 241.
NATIONAL COUNCIL, EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCHES
A federation of free churches in England and Wales.
Office: Memorial Hall, Farringdon St., London, E. G H.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Arthur T. Guttery; Sec, Rev. F. B.
Meyer; Treas., George Cadbury.
Personnel: Baptist and Congregational Churches, Methodist
Churches, Moravians, Presbyterian Church of England, Welsh
Calvinistic Methodist Church, Free Episcopal Churches, Society
of Friends. "Other Evangelical Free Churches are eligible."
Purpose: To promote the most effective use of all the re-
sources for the extension of the kingdom of God. To facilitate
fraternal intercourse and fellowship in the spiritual life and
activities of the churches.
WORLD CONFERENCE ON FAITH AND ORDER
Officers: Pres., Rt. Rev. Charles P. Anderson, Bishop of Chi-
cago; Treas., George Zabriskie, 49 Wall St, New York City;
Sec, Robert H. Gardiner, Gardiner, Me.
Suggested by the General Convention of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church.
Sixty-one denominations in various countries have commis-
sions to represent them in this world movement.
Purpose: To bring 1 together representatives of all Christian
bodies throughout the world which accept our Lord Jesus Christ
as God and Saviour, for the consideration of questions pertain-
ing to the Faith and Order of the Church of Christ
WORLD EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE (1846)
(British Organization)
Address the Gen. Sec, Henry M. Gooch, 19 Russell Sq., Lon-
don, W. C. T.
Purpose: The Alliance cooperates with churches, missionar
organizations, Bible Societies and Christians everywhere in tb
civilized world in promoting cooperation and unity, religioi
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liberty, relief of persecuted Christians, united prayer, and the
various enterprises of direct evangelistic work.
Periodical: Evangelical Christendom.
KEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS, INTER-
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Office: 347 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chmn., Alfred E. Marling; Vice-Chmn., William
Sloane and Wm. D. Murray; Gen. Sec, John R. Mott; Asso.
Gen. Sec, F. S. Brockraan; Treas., B. H. Fancher.
Purpose: The promotion of the spiritual, intellectual, physical,
and social well-being of young men and the establishment of
Young Men's Christian Associations in any country.
Character of the Organization: Religious, Physical, Educa-
tional, and Social work for young men and boys.
Periodical: Association Men (monthly).
War Work Council. See p. 183.
LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY MOVEMENT OF THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA (1906)
Office : 1 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers : Chmn., James M. Speers ; Vice-Chmn., Lt.-Col. E. W.
Halford; Treas., Eben E. Olcott; Gen. Sec, William B. Millar;
Sees., W. E. Doughty, Charles V. Vickrey, E. M. Poteat, F.
J. Michel, H. F. LaFlamme, B. F. Bachelor, J. C. Worley, F. C.
Jackson, Clarence P. Burgess, W. E. Holloway, E. C. Cronk,
Elbert L. McCreery, and Adolphus Lewis, Sec. for Colored
Laymen.
Purpose : The enlistment of laymen for the world-wide exten-
sion of Christ's kingdom, and the promotion of the best methods
of missionary education and of church and missionary finance.
THE GIDEONS
Office: 22 W. Quincy St., Chicago, 111.
Officers: Pres., J. Harry Humphreys; Vice-Pres., S. A. Ful-
ton; Cor. Sec, J. W. Weakley; Treas., Fred Woodcock; Chap-
lain, Robert Cowden.
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Purpose: To win the commercial traveler to Christ
Allied with the Commercial Travelers' Associations of Can-
ada, England, Ireland, and Scotland.
Organ : The Gideon, Editor, J. W. Weakley.
BROTHERHOOD OF ANDREW AND PHILIP
Officers : Pres., Joseph M. Steele ; Gen. Sec, Norman J. Smith,
204 N. 15th St., Philadelphia* Pa. ; Treas., William R. Nicholson.
An international organization for men, seeking to bring to-
gether the men of a given church in one organization, affiliating
their activities; aiming to federate them denominationally and
interdenominationally, and give them a world-wide vision.
MISSIONARY, FOREIGN
FOREIGN MISSIONS CONFERENCE OF NORTH
AMERICA
Office: 25 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chmn., James M. Speers; Vice-Chmn., Rev. J. G.
Brown and Rev. Findley M. Wilson; Sec, Rev. George Heber
Jones; Hon, Sec, W. Henry Grant; Treas., Alfred Marling.
Purpose: To hold an annual conference of North American
foreign boards, to provide for the study of missionary problems,
to promote a true science of missions, and to do work in the
interest of the boards.
Committee of Reference and Counsel. Chmn., Rev. James
L. Barton; Sec, Fennell P. Turner; Rec Sec, Rev. Charles R.
Watson; Treas., Alfred E. Marling.
Board of Missionary Preparation. Pres., Rev. Douglas
McKenzie; Sec, Fennell P. Turner; Director, Frank K. Sanders.
AFRICA INLAND MISSION, AMERICAN COUNCIL
(1895)
Officers: Gen. Director, Rev. C. E. Hurlburt; Deputy Gen.
Director, Howard B. Dinwiddie; Home Director, Rev. O. R.
Palmer, 356 Bridge St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Purpose: Work among unreached tribes in African interior.
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Field: British East Africa, German East Africa, Belgian
Congo. Among thirteen tribes speaking ten languages. '
COMMITTEE ON AFRICAN AFFAIRS (1918) (Federal
Council).
See p. 254.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHRISTIAN UNION
(1849)
Office: 104 E. 39th St., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Rev. George Alexander; Vice-Pres,, Rev.
Charles A. Stoddard; Sec, S. W. Thurber; Treas., Eugene
Delano.
Purpose: To diffuse and promote the principles of religious
liberty and evangelical Christianity at home and abroad.
CENTRAL AMERICAN MISSION (1890)
Office: S3 Grand Ave., Paris, Tex.
Officers, Council: Chmn., Luther Rees, Paris, Tex. ; Sec, C. I.
Scofield, Douglaston, L. I.; Treas., D. H. Scott; Paris, Tex.;
Officers, Eastern Provincial Council: Chmn., John Scott; Sec,
Frank W. Lange, 1721 Spring Garden St., Philadelphia, Pa.;
Treas., George W. Reily, Harrisburg, Pa.
Publication : Central American Bulletin, Editor, D. H. Scott.
CHINA INLAND MISSION
Officers: Director for North America, Rev. Henry W. Frost,
Summit, N. J.; American Sec.-Treas., Roger B. Whittlesey, 235
School Lane, Germantown, Pa.; Canadian Sec, E. A. Brown-
lee; Canadian Treas., Rev. Robert Wallace; Publication and
Prayer Union Sec, F. F. Helmer, 507 Church St., Toronto,
Ont
Purpose: To evangelize the inland provinces of China.
CONTINUATION COMMITTEE OF THE WORLD
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
Address the Chmn., John R. Mott, 25 Madison Ave., New
York City.
Purpose: To continue the work of the World Missionary
Conference,
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COMMITTEE ON COOPERATION IN LATIN
AMERICA
Officers: Qhtnn., Robert E. Speer; Exec. Sec, Rev. S. G. Io-
nian, 25 Madison Ave., New York City ; Editorial Sec, Rev. G.
B. Winton, Nashville, Tenn. ; , Educational Sec, Rev. W. E.
Browning, Calla Chana, 2126 Montevideo, Uruguay; Treas.,
James H. Post, 129 Front St, New York Gty.
Represents American and Canadian Mission Boards working
in Latin America, and serves as the Continuation Committee of
the Panama Congress on Christian work in Latin America.
FEDERATION OF WOMAN'S BOARDS OF FOREIGN
MISSIONS OF NORTH AMERICA
Officers: Pres., Mrs. H. R. Steele, Nashville, Tenn.; Vice-
Pres., Miss Alice M. Davison; Sec, Miss Vernon Halliday;
Treas,, Mrs. J. C. Henley.
Purpose: To promote unity, Christian fellowship and co-
operation among Woman's Boards; to encourage and dissemi-
nate the best methods of work; and to plead unitedly for the
outpouring of the Spirit of God upon the Church of Christ
. MISSION TO LEPERS
Offices: 6©8 Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass., and 158 Fifth
Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., William J. Schieffelin; Sec, W. M. Danner;
Treas., Fleming H. Revell.
Purpose: To preach the gospel to lepers, relieve their suffer-
ings, and provide for their wants.
MISSIONARY EDUCATION MOVEMENT OF THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA (1902)
Office: 160 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chtnn., Samuel Thorne, Jr.; Vice^Chmn,, H. Paul
Douglass; Treas., James M. Speers; Rec Sec, Rev. F. C.
Stephenson; Gen. Sec, Rev. Ernest F. Hall;- Business Mgr.,
Herbert L. Hill; Sees., Franklin D. Coggswell, Miss Susan
.Mendenhall.
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Purpose: Outlining of plans and programs of missionary edu-
cation for interdenominational use ;. preparation and syndication
of missionary literature for people of all ages in the local church ;
execution of these programs; and training of missionary leaders
through institutes/ summer conferences, denominational and in-
terdenominational conventions* and general field work.
SUDAN UNITED MISSION, AMERICAN COUNCIL
(1906)
Office: Summit, N. J.
Acting Secretary: Rev. H. K. W. Kumm.
Purpose : Missions in Northeast Africa and Nigeria.
Periodical : Newsletter, Editor, Miss A^ Coleman.
STUDENT VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT FOR FOREIGN
MISSIONS
Office: 25 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers : Chmn., John R. Mott ; Gen. Sec, Fennell P. Turner ;
Treas., James M. Speers.
Purpose : To cultivate among students of institutions of higher
learning in the United States and Canada intelligent and active
interest in foreign missions; to enroll a sufficient number of
properly qualified student volunteers to meet the successive de-
mands of the various foreign mission boards of North America ;
to help such intended missionaries to prepare for their life work
and to lay an equal burden of responsibility on all students who
are to remain at home as ministers and lay workers.
Organ: Student Volunteer Movement Bulletin (quarterly).
WOMAN'S UNION MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
AMERICA (i860)
Office: 67 Bible House, New York City.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. Samuel J. Broadwell; Cor. Sec, Mrs. S.
T. Dauchy; Rec. Sec, Miss Claire Chapman; Treas., John M.
Knox.
Object: The salvation and elevation of Eastern women.
YALE FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Office : 5 White Hall, New Haven, Conn.
Officers: Pres., Clarence H. Kelsey; Gen. Sec, Amos P.
Wilder.
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Work is at Changsha, China : Preparatory department, college,
medical school, and nurses 1 training school.
Organ: Yale-in-China.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE IN EUROPE
COMMITTEE ON RELIGIOUS CONDITIONS IN RUS-
SIA (19x8) (Federal Council)
See p. 254.
AMERICAN McALL ASSOCIATION (1883)
Office: 1710 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. Charles H. Parkhurst; Gen. Sec, Miss
Harriet Harvey; Field Sec, Rev. Geo. T. Berry; Cor. Sec,
Mrs. H. Lw Wayland; Treas., Mrs. A. R. Perkins.
Auxiliary to La Mission Populaire Evangelique de France
founded in 1872 by R W. McAlL
Organ : American McAll Record, Editor, Mrs. Louise Seymour
Houghton.
COMMITTEE FOR CHRISTIAN RELIEF IN FRANCE
AND BELGIUM (1918)
Office: 105 E. 22nd St., New York City.
Address the Chmn., Rev. Charles S. Macfarland.
Purpose: To unify the work in America of the French and
Belgian evangelical religious bodies.
See p. 254.
WALDENSIAN AID SOCIETY, AMERICAN (1906)
Office: 213 W. 76th St., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Rt Rev. David H. Greer; Vice-Pres., Rev. D.
Stuart Dodge, Rev. Henry E. Cobb, Rev. H. A Stimson, Miss
Emily Ogden Butler; Gen. Sec, Miss Leonora Kelso; Rec. Sec,
Mrs. Frank G. Moore; Cor. Sec, Mrs. R. A. Dorman; Treas.,
Eugene Delano; Asst. Treas., Mrs. Gilbert Colgate; Director,
Bureau of Immigration, Rev. G. J. D'Anchise.
Purpose: To assist the Waldensian Church and its members,
especially along educational and evangelistic lines. There are
forty-two branches in different States. Huts are maintained for
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the soldiers of the Italian army. A Bureau of Immigration aids
Protestant Italian immigrants and emigrants.
MISSIONARY, HOME
HOME MISSIONS COUNCIL
(Cooperative Body with the Federal Council)
Office: 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chmn., Rev. Charles L. Thompson; Exec. Sec, Rev.
Alfred Williams Anthony; Sec. and Treas., W. T. Demarest
Includes 35 home missionary organizations, representing 33
religious bodies.
Purpose: To promote fellowship, conference, and cooperation
among Christian organizations doing missionary work in the
United States and its dependencies.
COMMITTEE ON FRIENDLY RELATIONS AMONG
FOREIGN STUDENTS
Office: 347 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chmn. and Treas., Cleveland H. Dodge; Gen. Sec,
Charles D. Hurrey.
Purpose: To welcome foreign students in America; to assist
them in all advantages to a good education, to make them ac-
quainted with one another, and to give them a correct under-
standing of Christianity.
Periodicals : Chinese Students' Christian Journal (quarterly) ;
Japanese Student (monthly) ; El Estudiante Latino-Americano
(bi-monthly) ; Indian Patrika.
COUNCIL OF WOMEN FOR HOME MISSIONS
(1908)
Office : 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. Fred S. Bennett; Cor. Sec, Mrs. F. W.
Wilcox; Rec Sec, Mrs. P. M. Rossman; Treas., Mrs. P. F.
Jerome.
There are 11 constituent agencies and 6 cooperating agencies.
Purpose: An organization through which National Women's
Home Missionary Boards and Societies may consult as to wider
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plans, and cooperatively do more efficient work for the homeland.
The Council prepares senior and junior Home Mission study
books for interdenominational use, prepares a program for a
nation-wide interdenominational Day of Prayer for Home Mis-
sions, cooperates with the Home Missions Council, the Foreign
Missions Conference, and the Federation of the Woman's Boards
of Foreign Missions of the United States.
NEIGHBORS 9 LEAGUE OF AMERICA
Office : 23 E. 26th St., New York City.
Officers : Pres., Mrs. Lemuel Call Barnes ; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Edward
H. Scott; Asso. Cor. Sec, Miss Lily Bryant; Rec. Sec, Mrs.
A. T. Styles; Registrar, Mrs. R. R. Lytle; Treas., Mrs. Harvey
D. Blakeslee.
Purpose: To teach the language and the ideals of America to
non-English-speaking residents.
NATIONAL FLORENCE CRITTENTON MISSION
Mission headquarters: 218 3rd St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Address the Pres., Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, 408 Duke St,
Alexandria, Va.
SABBATH DAY
LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE OF THE UNITED STATES
Office: 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., James Yereance; Gen. Sec. Rev. Harry L
Bowlby; Special Counsel, R. G. Davey; Treas., George M.
Thomson.
Officially represents 17 leading Christian denominations.
Purpose: To defend and preserve the Lord's Day as a day
of rest and worship, to secure a weekly rest-day for the toiler
and to promote constructive Sunday legislation and law enforce-
ment
NEW YORK SABBATH COMMITTEE (1857)
Office: 31 Bible House, New York City.
Officers: Chmn., Theodore Gilman; Gen. Sec, Rev; Duncan
J. McMillan; Treas., E. Francis Hyde, 54 Wall St., New York
City.
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National and international. A charter member of the Uni-
versal League for Sabbath Observance, and its only American
representative.
Purpose: Organized for securing and sustaining a weekly
day of rest with the privilege of worship for all.
WOMAN'S NATIONAL SABBATH ALLIANCE
Office: 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. Henry E. Drake; Cor. Sec, Miss Cath-
erine Murray; Field Sec, Mrs. Robert B. Hull; Treas., Mrs.
William H. Selden.
Purpose: To promote the sanctity of the American Sabbath.
SOCIAL
A more complete list of social organizations will be found in
the Year Book of the Church and Social Service. See p. 264.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SOCIETIES FOR
ORGANIZING CHARITY (191 1)
Office: 130 E. 22nd St., New York City.
Officers: Gen. Sec, Francis H. McLean; Asso. Sec, Miss
Helen P. Kempton.
Purpose: To correlate and extend organized charity work.
BOYS' CLUB FEDERATION (1906)
Office: 110 W. 40th St., New York City.
Address the Exec. Sec, C. J. Atkinson.
Purpose: It organizes clubs, supplies superintendents, con-
ducts conferences, and cooperates in local surveys and building
campaigns.
Publication: Boys? Workers? Round Table.
CARNEGIE CORPORATION
Headquarters: 576 5th Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Andrew Carnegie; Vice-Pres., Elihu Root,
Robert A. Franks; Treas., Robert A. Franks; Sec, James
Bertram.
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Purpose: To promote the advancement of knowledge and
understanding by aiding schools, libraries, research, hero funds,
useful publications, and other agencies.
COMMISSION ON THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL
SERVICE (Federal Council)
See p. 243.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE-
MENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (1909)
Office: 70 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Moorfield Storey; Chtnn. Board of Directors,
J. E. Spingairn; Sec, John R. Shillady; Treas., Oswald Garri-
son Villard.
Purpose: To secure to colored Americans the common rights
of citizenship, and to advance their interests generally.
Publication: Crisis, Editor, W. E. Burghardt Du Bois.
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SOCIAL WORK
Formerly National Conference of Charities and Correction.
Office: 315 Plymouth Court, Chicago, 111.
Officers: Pres., Julia C. Lathrop; Vice-Pres., William A. Way,
Mrs. Florence Kelley; Gen. Sec, William T. Cross; Treas,,
Charles W. Folds.
Purpose : To facilitate discussion of the problems and methods
of practical human improvement, to increase the efficiency of the
agencies and institutions devoted to this cause, and to dissemi-
nate information.
Organ: Conference Bulletin, Managing Editor, Bernard C.
Roloff.
PLAYGROUND AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA (1906)
Office: 1 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Joseph Lee; Sec, H. S. Braucher; Treas.,
Gustavus T. Kirby.
Purpose: The promotion of normal wholesome play and pub-
lic recreation. It is cooperating with the Commission on Train-
ing Camp Activities by organizing the recreations offered for
soldiers and sailors by the various agencies in cities and towns
adjacent to war camps.
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RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION (1907)
Office: 130 E. 22nd St., New York City.
Officers : Board of Trustees, Pres., Robert W. de Forest ; Vice-
Pres.y Mrs. W. B. Rice; Sec. and Gen. Director, John M. Glenn;
Treas., Charles D. Norton.
Purpose: The improvement of social and living conditions.
The following departments and divisions are maintained:
Charity Organization, Director, Miss Mary E. Richmond;
Child- Helping, Director, Hastings H. Hart; Education, Director,
Leonard P. Ayres; Statistics, idem; Recreation, Director, Lee F.
Hanmer; Remedial Loans, Director, Arthur H. Ham; Surveys,
Director, Shelby M. Harrison; Industrial Studies, Sec, Miss
Mary Van Kleeck; Library, Librarian, Frederick W. Jenkins;
Southern Highland, Sec, John C. Campbell, 412 Legal Bldg.,
Asheville, N. C.
SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL CONGRESS (1912)
Office: 508 McLachlen Bldg., Washington, D. C
Officers: Pres., Bishop Theodore D. Bratton; Gen. Sec, Rev.
J. E. McCulloch; Treas., Edwin C. Dinwiddie.
Purpose: To study and improve the social and moral condi-
tions of the South.
TRAVELERS' AID SOCIETY (1917)
Office: 465 Lexington Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Gilbert Colgate; Rec Sec, Mrs. E. C. Harris;
Gen. Sec, Orin C. Baker; Treas., Rush Taggart
Purpose: The improvement, development, and extension of
Travelers' Aid work, and the coordination of cooperating or-
ganizations.
Organ: National Travelers' Aid Society Bulletin.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUNDAY-SCHOOL COUNCIL OF EVANGELICAL
DENOMINATIONS (1910)
Office: 511 Boyd Bldg., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can.
Officers: Pres., E. B. Chappell; Sec x Rev. George T. Webb;
Treas., R. E, Magill,
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A voluntary organization of evangelical denominations for the
extension of religious education through the Sunday-school.
The object of the Council is to advance Sunday-school in-
terests of the cooperating denominations:
i. By conferring on matters of common interest.
2. By giving expression to common views and decisions.
3. By cooperative action on matters concerning educational,
editorial, missionary, and publishing activities.
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
COMMITTEE (1872; Reorganized 19x4)
Officers : Chtnn., B. S. Winchester ; Vice-Chmn., E. I. Rexf ord ;
Sec, Ira M. Price; Treas., W. O. Fries.
Purpose: To prepare lessons for Sunday school use on the
basis of the most advanced religious pedagogy.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
Office: 1816 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Officers: Pres., Martin L. Finckel; Rec Sec, William H.
Hirst; Treas., John E. Stevenson.
Purpose: To establish and maintain Sunday schools, and to
publish and circulate moral and religious publications.
Publication: Sunday School World.
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION
Office: 5 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
Officers: Pres., W. O. Thompson, Ohio State University,
Columbus, O.; Gen. Sec, Marion Lawrance; Treas., E. O.
Excell.
Associate organization in each State.
Purpose: To promote Sunday school extension, efficiency, and
evangelism.
WORLD'S SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Office, American Section: 1 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Rt. Hon. T. R. Ferens, London, Eng. ; Chmn.,
JL J. Heinz, Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A.; Gen. Sec, Frank L.
Brown; Treas., A. M. Harris.
An outgrowth of the International Sunday School Associa-
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tion. It is primarily a missionary organization and since Janu-
ary, 1916, directly represents the Mission and Sunday School
Boards.
TEMPERANCE AND PROHIBITION
These societies have a common purpose — the destruction of
the liquor traffic and the elimination of the drink evil.
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE OF AMERICA (1895)
Offices: Westerville, O., and Bliss Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Officers: Pres., Bishop Luther B. Wilson; Gen. Supt, Rev. P.
A. Baker; Asst. Gen. Supt. and Acting Financial Sec, Rev. E.
J. Moore; Asso. Supt., Howard H. Russell; Sec, S. E. Nichol-
son; Treas., Foster Copeland, Columbus, O. ; Gen. Mgr. Dept.
of Publication Interests, Ernest H. Cherrington; Legislative
Supt, Rev. E. C. Dinwiddie; Sec, Lincoln-Lee Legion, Rev.
Howard H. Russell; National Attorney, Wayne B. Wheeler.
Purpose: Designed to federate the temperance forces of the
United States in an organized opposition to the beverage liquor
traffic.
COMMITTEE OF SIXTY ON NATIONAL
PROHIBITION
Office: 11 Mason St., Cambridge, Mass.
Officers: Pres., Irving Fisher, New Haven, Conn.; Vice-Pres.,
John Wanamaker, Luther Burbank, John B. Lennon, Edward A.
Ross, Harvey W. Wiley; Sec, William Tilton; Treas., William
F. Cochran, 1531 Munsey Bldg., Baltimore, Md.
Purpose: To enlist more business men and scientific men in
the struggle for national prohibition of the liquor traffic.
FLYING SQUADRON FOUNDATION
Office: 747 Lemcke Annex, Indianapolis, Ind.
Officers: Pres., J. Frank Hanly; Vice-Pres., Oliver W. Stew-
art; Exec. Sec-Treas., Edward E. Mittman; Gen. Sec, Hallie
McNeil. > *«*m
Purpose: To further State and national prohibition and other
civic and patriotic service.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE PROHIBITION ASSOCIATION
(1892)
Office: 303 Security Bldg., 189 W. Madison St., Chicago, 111.
Officers: Pres., D. Leigh Colvin, 661 W. 179th St., New York
City; Vice-Pres., Daniel A. Poling, Rev. Maxwell Hall; Rec
Sec, Mark R. Shaw; Gen. Sec. and Treas., Harry S. Warner.
Publication: Intercollegiate Statesman (monthly).
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS
(185a)
The International Order has but one official in the United
States, the International Counselor, George F. Cotterill, Seattle,
Wash.
National Grand Lodge of the United States. N. C. T., Ben
D. Wright, Lockport, N. Y. ; N. Coun., Charles R. Burger,
Pasadena, Cal. ; N. V. T., Mrs. Carrie T. Wellman, Kendall, N.
Y.; N. S. J. W., J. K. Hauck, Philadelphia, Pa.; N. E. Supt.,
Rev. E. C. Dinwiddie, Washington, D. C; N. Sec, Willard, O.
Wylie, Beverly, Mass.; N. Treas., W. P. Carlson, Minneapolis,
Minn. ; P. N. C. T., George F. Cotterill, Seattle, Wash. ; N. Chap.,
William B. Reed, Hastings, Minn.
A forerunner in prohibition efforts, and the parent of several
prohibition organizations.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND COMMIS-
SION ON TEMPERANCE (Federal Council)
See p. 247.
PROHIBITION NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Office: 326 W. Madison St., Chicago, 111.
Officers: Chmn., Virgil G. Hinshaw; Vice-Chmn., W. G. Cal-
derwood; Sec, Mrs. Frances Beauchamp; Treas., H. P. Faris.
SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE FEDERATION
Office: 36 Bromfield St., Boston, Mass.
Officers: Vice-Pres., A. J. Davis; Exec. Sec, Miss Cora
Frances Stoddard; Rec Sec, Mrs. Emma L. Transeau; Treas.,
Robert H. Magwood.
Purpose : To obtain scientific facts concerning alcohol and give
them in attractive forms to educational and temperance agencies.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE (1842)
Officers : M . W. P., Emil L. G. Hohenthal, 476 Centre St., S.
Manchester, Conn.; M. W. T., Marvin M. Eavenson, Delaware
Ave., Camden, N. J.; M. W. S., William C. Acken, Metuchen,
N. J. ; M . W. S., Ross Slack, 4539 N. 20th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Other officers in Canada.
Purpose : The teaching and practice of total abstinence.
STRENGTHEN AMERICA CAMPAIGN (Federal
Council)
Office : 105 E. 22nd St., New York City.
Officers: Chtnn., Rev. Charles Stelzle; Treas., Alfred R. Kim-
ball.
Purpose: To prepare newspaper advertisements, posters, leaf-
lets, and motion pictures, dealing with the economic aspects of
the liquor problem, and to promote publicity campaigns against
the saloon and the liquor traffic.
UNITED COMMITTEE ON WAR TEMPERANCE
ACTIVITIES IN THE ARMY AND NAVY
(1917)
Office : 289 Fourth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chtnn., Daniel A. Poling; Vice-Chtnn., Miss
Anna A. Gordon; Sec, Miss Cora F. Stoddard; Exec. Sec,
Arthur E. Whitney; Treas., D. L. Colvin; Chtnn., Ways and
Means Com., Rev. Charles Stelzle.
Purpose: Educational temperance work in army and navy
camps, through the use of speakers, literature, and stereomoto-
graphs.
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION (1874)
Headquarters: Evanston, 111.
Officers: Pres., Miss Anna A. Gordon; Vice-Pres.-at-Large,
Mrs. E. A. Boole; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Frances P. Parks; Rec. Sec,
Mrs. E. P. Anderson; Treas., Mrs. Margaret C. Munns.
Purpose: Organized for the protection of the home, the abo-
lition of the liquor traffic, and the triumph of Christ's Golden
Rule in custom and in law.
The World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union (1883)
is composed of national units in over fifty countries. These
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organizations are neither partisan nor sectarian. Its motto, "For
God and Home and Every Land," suggests the scope of its work
and the breadth of its patriotism.
Young People's Branch. A social organization of young
men and women for temperance and prohibition.
WAB WOKE
AMERICAN RED CROSS (1881)
National headquarters: Washington, D. C.
Officers: Pres., Woodrow Wilson; Vice-Pres., Robert W.
DeForest; Treas., John Skelton Williams; Counselor, John W.
Davis; Sec, Stockton Axson; Chtnn., Central Com., William
Howard Taf t ; Vice-Chmn., Eliot Wadsworth ; Gen. Mgr., George
E. Scott ; War Council, Chtnn., Henry P. Davison.
Much of the work is now handled by the Divisions. Address
Division Mgr., Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Washing-
ton, Atlanta, Cleveland, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco,
St. Louis, New Orleans, or Minneapolis.
Publications: Red Cross Bulletin (weekly), Washington, D. C. ;
Red Cross Magazine (monthly), Garden City, L. I.
GENERAL COMMITTEE ON ARMY AND NAVY
CHAPLAINS (1917) (Federal Council)
Office: 937 Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C
Officers: Chtnn., Bishop William F. McDowell; Sees., Rev.
Gaylord S. White, Rev. F. Paul Langhorn.
Purpose: To aid the Secretary of War and the Secretary of
the Navy in the selection of suitable Protestant ministers for
chaplains, and to promote plans that will make their service more
effective.
See p. 252.
GENERAL WAR-TIME COMMISSION OF THE
CHURCHES (1917) (Federal Council)
Office: 105 E. 22nd St., New York City.
Officers: Chtnn., Robert E. Speer; Vice-Chmn., Rt. Rev. Wil-
liam Lawrence; Sec, Rev. William Adams Brown; Asso. Sec,
Rev. Gaylord S. White; Asst. Sees., Harold H. Tryon, Rev.
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W. I. Chamberlain; Treas., Alfred R. Kimball. For denomina-
tional war-work commissions, see p. 161
Purpose: The correlation and promotion of the war-activities
of the Protestant Church and cooperation with the Catholic
and Jewish bodies and the government.
See p. 250.
LEAGUE FOR NATIONAL UNITY (1917)
Office: 1 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Honorary Chmn., James Cardinal Gibbons, Rev.
Frank Mason North; Chmn., Theodore N. Vail; Chmn., Exec.
Com., James M. Beck; Director, Ralph M. Easley; Sec, D. L.
Cease; Treas., Otto H. Kahn.
Purpose: A medium for expression of the purpose of our
country to carry the war to a successful conclusion.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON THE CHURCHES AND
THE MORAL AIMS OF THE WAR
Office: 70 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chmn., Hamilton Holt; Exec. Sec, Rev. Henry A.
Atkinson.
Purpose: To quicken the spirit of America in moral support
of the President's policies for Democracy, International Justice,
and a League of Nations.
COMMITTEE ON THE WAR AND THE RELIGIOUS
OUTLOOK (1918)
Office: 105 E. 22nd St., New York City.
Officers: Chmn., Henry Churchill King.
Purpose: To consider the state of religion as affected by the
war with special reference to the duty and opportunity of the
churches.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON WAR PRODUCTION
COMMUNITIES (1918)
Office : 105 East 22nd St., New York City.
Officers: Chmn., John M. Glenn; Sec, Rev. Alfred Wms. An-
thony; Exec. Sec, Rev. Worth M. Tippy; Asst. Sec, Rev.
Howard R. Gold; Treas., W. T. Demarest.
The Joint Committee on War Production Communities, rep-
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resenting the Home Missions Council, the Council of Women for
Home Missions and the General War-Time Commission of the
Churches, was organized to meet the needs for church admin-
istrations in the neighborhood of war industries plants. See p.
OAA
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETIES
BIG BROTHER MOVEMENT
Office : 200 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers : Pres., Franklin C. Hoyt ; Sec, C. A. Taussig ; Treas.,
F. J. Danforth; Gen. Sec, R. C. Sheldon.
Purpose: To guide and assist boys, especially delinquents, to
good citizenship.
THE BIG SISTERS
Office: 200 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt; Sec, Mrs. C. D. Gib-
son ; Treas., Mrs. Willard Parker ; Gen. Sec, Miss K. R. Smith ;
Asst. Sec, Elle H. Shaw.
Purpose: Personal volunteer service to girls and young chil-
dren and aid toward the reformation of juvenile delinquents.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Office: 200 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Chief Scout Exec, James E. West; Treas., George
D. Pratt; Special Field Scout Commissioner, Rev. Charles S.
Macfarland.
Purpose: Supplementing existing agencies — the home, church,
school — to develop character, good citizenship, initiative, and
resourcefulness in boys by cultivating their interest in activities
of practical every-day value through their interest in the fasci-
nating out-door activities of the Scout leisure-time program, un-
der carefully selected leadership.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
Office: 31 E. 17th St., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Gabrielle S. Mulliner; Sec, Lester F. Scott;
Treas,, John A. Potter,
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An organization similar to the Boy Scouts. Membership,
100,000. The law of the Camp Fire: Seek beauty, give service,
pursue knowledge, be trustworthy, hold on to health, glorify
work, be happy.
Organ: Wohelo.
Minute Girls. An Order of the Camp Fire Girls embodying
the war work of the organization.
GIRL SCOUTS (1912)
Office: 1 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Honorary Pres., Mrs. Woodrow Wilson; Pres., Mrs.
Juliette Low; Treas., Edward H. Coy; Chtnn. of Exec. Board,
James E. Russell; Director, Abby Porter Leland.
Purpose: To train young girls for citizenship and service
through definite constructive participation in community life.
Publication : The Rally, Editor, Mrs. Louise Paine Benjamin.
KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS (International Order)
(1886)
General Convention, biennial; next meeting, May, 1920.
Office: 280 Madison Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. Robert J. Reed, Wheeling, W. Va.; Gen.
Sec, Miss Clara Morehouse; Treas., Mrs. K. M. Farnsworth.
Purpose : The development of spiritual life and the stimulation
of Christian activities. Members cooperate in all lines of reli-
gious, educational, and philanthropic work.
Branches are organized in 30 States and in Canada; member-
ship about 60,000.
Periodical: The Silver Cross, Editor, Delta McLaurin.
LUTHER LEAGUE OF AMERICA (1895)
Office: 838 Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Officers: Pres., C. T. A. Anderson, 35 S. Dearborn St., Chi-
cago, 111.; 1st Vice-Pres., O. C. Rhode, 1622 Birchell Rd.,
Toledo, O.; 2nd Vice-Pres., George W. Rapps, 2312 Chest-
nut St., Milwaukee, Wis.; Gen. Sec, Harry Hodges, 838 Drexel
Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.; Literature Sec, Rev. Luther M. Kuhns,
440 Paxton Block, Omaha, Neb.; Treas., P. Walter Banker,
203 Pierce St., Kingston, Pa.; Exec. Com., Chmn., E. F. Eilert,
318 W. 39th St., New York City.
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Periodicals
Luther League Review and Luther League Topics, Rev. Luther
M. Kuhns, Editor, 440 Paxton Block, Omaha, Neb.
Embraces all Lutheran Young People's Societies.
Societies are organized in Canada, Porto Rico, India, China,
Japan, and British Guiana.
UNITED SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
(1881)
Office: Christian Endeavor Bldg., Boston, Mass.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Francis E. Clark; Asso. Pres., Daniel
A. Poling; Gen. Sec, William Shaw; Editorial Sec, Amos R.
Wells; Treas. and Publication Mgr., A. J. Shartle; Extension
Sec, Rev. Ira Landrith; Southern States Sec, Karl Lehmann.
Christian Endeavor fundamental principles: Confession of
Christ; service for Christ; loyalty to Christ's Church; fellow-
ship with Christ's people.
There are 79,982 societies enrolled, in practically every coun-
try in the world, and in more than eighty evangelical denomina-
tions.
Comrades of the Quiet Hour. Members covenant to spend
a definite portion of each day in communion with God.
Tenth Legion. Members make the tenth their minimum gift
for the work of the Kingdom.
Life Work Recruits. Young people who have covenanted
to give themselves to full time service in the Christian ministry
or in missionary work.
Christian Endeavor Experts. Members pass a definite ex-
amination in Christian Endeavor methods and principles.
The Endeavor has also Intermediate, Junior, Senior, Army &
Navy, and Rural branches.
GENERAL
AMERICAN SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY (1828)
Office : 76 Wall St., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Rev. John B. Calvert; Vice-Pres., Anton A.
Raven, Rev. Nehemiah Boynton; Sec, Rev. George Sidney
Webster; Treas., Clarence C. Pinneo.
Purpose: The maintenance of a mission at each important
foreign port, and the circulation of libraries on vessels that
make long voyages.
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CHURCH ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT (19x6)
ASSOCIATED ADV. CLUBS OF THE WORLD
Officers : Pres., Rev. Christian F. Reisner, Grace M. E. Church,
New York City; Vice-Pres., W. F. McClure, George Warren
Brown, Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher, George C. Shane; Acting
Treas., Stanley E. Gunnison, 31 Nassau St., New York City.
Purpose: To encourage national and local church advertising.
CHURCH PEACE UNION (1914)
Office: 70 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Rev. William P. Merrill; Sec, Rev. Henry A.
Atkinson; Sec. Ed. Dept, Rev. Frederick Lynch; Treas., George
A, Plimpton.
Purpose: The promotion of a Christian international order.
COMMISSION ON THE CHURCH AND COUNTRY
LIFE (Federal Council)
See p. 246.
COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AND
GOODWILL (Federal Council)
See p. 248.
COMMISSION ON RELATIONS WITH THE ORIENT
(Federal Council)
See p. 249.
INDIAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
Office: 995 Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Officers: Hon. Pres., Moorfield Storey; Pres., Herbert Welsh;
Sec, Matthew K. Sniffen; Treas., Charles J. Rhoads; Agt.,
S. M. Brosius, McGill Bldg., Washington, D. C.
A non-political, non-sectarian body organized to secure to the
Indians of the United States the political and civil rights already
guaranteed to them by treaty and statutes of the United States,
and such as their civilization and circumstances may justify.
INTERDENOM'L ASSOCIATION OF EVANGELISTS
Officers : Pres., Milf ord H. Lyon ; Gen. Sec. and Treas., Parley
E. Zartmann, Winona Lake, Ind.
Purpose: The elevation of the standard of evangelistic work,
the promotion of evangelism, and the mutual fellowship, CQ-
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operation and protection of those engaged exclusively in evan-
gelistic work.
INTERNATIONAL NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE
Office: Washington Loan and Trust Bldg., 9th and F Sts.,
Washington, D. C.
Officers : Pres., James E. Edgerton ; Sec, Miss Leona Feathers.
An alliance of the various bodies having the same general be-
lief throughout the world.
INTERNATIONAL PRAYER BATTALION
Office: 105 E. 22nd St., New York CUy.
Officers: Acting Chmn. Exec. Com., Mrs. Anthony H. Evans;
Exec. Sec, Rev. Eva Ryerson Ludgate.
Purpose: To aid reconstruction by prayer.
INTERNATIONAL REFORM FEDERATION
Office: 206 Pennsylvania Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C.
Officers: Pres., Rev. W. R. Wedderspoon; Sec, Rev. Henry
Anstadt; Supt. and Treas., Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts.
Purpose: The repression of intemperance, impurity, Sabbath-
breaking, gambling, and kindred evils; the substitution of whole-
some recreations; the promotion of Bible reading in schools,
camps and hospitals.
Publication: Twentieth Century Quarterly.
NATIONAL CHRISTIAN LEAGUE FOR THE PRO-
MOTION OF PURITY (1886)
Office: 5 E. 12th St., New York City.
Officers : Pre s., Elizabeth B. Grannis ; Cor. Sec, James D. Mc-
Clelland; Rec Sec, Charlotte Wooley; Treas., William Win-
chester Hall.
Purpose: The spread of the claims of morality, and the as-
sistance of Christian efforts for purity.
NATIONAL INDIAN ASSOCIATION (1879)
Office: 156 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. Otto Heinigke; Exec Sec, John W,
Clark; Treas., Mrs. Anna B, Clark,
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Purpose: To teach industry, and to give religious instruction
to the Indians of the U. S. A.
Periodical: The Indian's Friend.
NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION
Headquarters: 209 Ninth St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Officers: Pres., Rev. Henry Collin Minton; Vice-Pres. s Rev.
C. F. Wishart; Cor. Sec, Rev. T. D. Edgar; Rec* Sec, Rev. J.
A. Cosby; Treas., James S. Tibby; Gen. Supt., Rev. James S.
Martin; Asst. Supt., Rev. Larimore C. Denise; Gen. Field Sec
Rev. James S. McGaw.
Purpose: To maintain existing Christian features in Ameri-
can Government and to promote needed reforms, touching the
Sabbath, the family, the religious element in education, and
public morality as affected by the liquor traffic and other evils.
It is especially active against Mormonism and polygamy.
Periodical : The Christian Statesman (monthly).
WORLD ALLIANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL FRIEND-
SHIP THROUGH THE CHURCHES (19x4)
American office: 70 Fifth Ave., New York City.
Offices of American Branch: Pres., Rev. William P. Merrill;
Sees., Rev. Henry A. Atkinson ; Treas., George A. Plimpton.
National Councils in Great Britain, France, Germany, Den-
mark, Holland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the
United States.
Purpose: To unite all Christians and Churches in promoting
international friendship; to secure such a League of Nations as
can settle international difficulties by judicial and other proc-
esses rather than by war; to provide American laws for the
adequate protection of aliens; and to promote right relations
with Japan and China, Mexico and Latin America.
Joint body with the Commission on International Justice and
Goodwill. See p. 248.
WORLD'S PURITY FEDERATION (1900)
International headquarters: La Crosse, Wis.
Officers: Pres., B. S. Steadwell; Sec, L. E. Brownell, Winni-
peg, Can.; Treas., S. A. Mullikin.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS,
NATIONAL BOARD
Office : 600 Lexington Ave., New York City.
Officers: Pres., Mrs. Robert E. Speer; Chmn. Exec Com., Mrs.
John French; First Vice-Pres., Mrs. James S. Cushman; Second
Vice-Pres. t Mrs. William W. Rossiter; Sec, Mrs. Thomas S.
Gladding; Treas., Mrs. Samuel J. Broadwell; Gen. Sec, Miss
Mabel Cratty.
Purpose: To unite in one body The Young Women's Chris-
tian Associations of the United States; to establish, develop,
and unify such Associations ; to advance Christian social service ;
to participate in the work of the World's Young Women's
Christian Association.
The purpose of the local Association is to advance the physical,
social, intellectual, moral, and spiritual interests of young
women; to bring young women to a knowledge of Jesus Christ
as Savior and Lord, to fulness of life and development of
character.
War Work Council. See p. 183.
School: National Training School, New York City.
Periodical: The Association Monthly,
PART III
GENERAL INFORMATION
t
Listing :
Chaplains in the Navy
Chaplains in the Army
War- Work Commissions
Representative Peace Societies
State and City Church Federations of Churches
Colored Religious Bodies
Representative Non- Sectarian Religious Periodicals
CHAPLAINS OF THE U. S. NAVY
Jan. is, 1918
In Order of Rank
(Addresses are omitted because of frequent changes. Address c. 0.
ureau of Navigation, Washington, D. C.)
Abbreviations Used
A. M. E African Methodist Episcopal
A. M. E. Z African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Bap. N Baptist North
Bap. S Baptist South
Chr Christian
Col Colored
C. M. E Colored Methodist Episcopal
Cong Congregational
C. Pres Cumberland Pres*
Disc Disciples
Ev. Syn Evangelical Synod
Luth Lutheran
M. E Methodist Episcopal
M. E. S Methodist Episcopal, South
M. P Methodist Protestant
Natl. Bap National Baptist
Pres. N Presbyterian, North
Pres. S Presbyterian, South
P. E Protestant Episcopal
Ref . A Reformed Church in America
Ref . U. S Reformed Church in the U. S.
R. C Roman Catholic
Unit Unitarian
U. B United Brethren
U. E United Evangelical
U. P United Presbyterian
Univ Universalist
REGULAR SERVICE
Captains John B. Frazier, M. E. S.
David H. Tribou, M. E. Wm. G. Cassard, P. E.
?rank Thompson, P. E, Curtis H. Dickins, P. E.
Carroll Q. Wright, Disc. Chas. M. Charlton, M. E.
Walter G. Isaacs, M. E. S. Bower R. Patrick, Bap. N.
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Eugene E. McDonald, R. C.
Mathew C. Gleeson, R. C
Sydney K. Evans, P. E.
G. Livingstone Bayard, P. E.
Evan W. Scott, Cong.
Arthur W. Stone, P. E.
Commander
John F. Fleming, Bap. N.
Geo. E. T. Stevenson, Bap. N.
Lieutenants
Hugh M. T. Pearce, P. E.
James D. MacNair, M. E.
Edmund A. Brodmann, R. C.
LeRoy N. Taylor, M. E.
Lieutenants, Junior Grade
Thomas B. Thompson, Pres. N.
John Joseph Brady, R. C.
Irenee J. Bouffard, R. C.
Robert D. Workman, Pres. N.
Milton O. Alexander, Bap. S.
Eugene S. Burke, R. C.
Acting Chaplains
William E. Anderson, Disc.
Allison J. Hayes, M. E.
Oscar W. Behrens, Pres. N.
Chas. V. Ellis, Bap. S.
George B. Kranz, R. C.
Herbert Dumstrey, Ref. A.
Roy L. Lewis, M. E.
Edward A. Duff, R. C.
William W. Elder, Chr.
Paul E. Seidler, Luth.
Albert N. Park, Pres. N.
Joseph C. Short, R. C.
Chas. H. Hastings, M. E.
Thomas F. Regan, R. C.
Arthur F. Torrance, M. E.
Frank H. Lash, Disc.
Emil H. Groth, Luth.
Josiah L. Neff, M. E.
William W. Edel, M. E.
Milton W. Petzold, M. E.
William J. Maguire, R. C.
Quitman F. Beckley, R. C.
George N. Foley, R. C.
Paul J. A. Leduc, R. C.
George S. Rentz, Pres. N. \
John L. Alexander, U. P.
Henry Grady Gatlin, M. E. S.
Joseph T. Casey, R. C.
Robert E. Miller, M. E.
Garrett F. Murphy, R. C.
John H. Yates, P. E.
John H. S. Putnam, Ref. A.
Harris A. Darche, R. C.
Edward E. N. Savageau, R. C.
Francis L. McFadden, R. C.
Gilbert S. B. Darlington, P. E.
Geo. M. Whitmore, Pres. N.
Arthur R. Gay, Bap. S.
Alfred J. Haines, M. E.
David Goldberg, Jewish
H. H. Lippincott, M. E.
John W. Moore, Pres. N.
Stewart W. McClelland,
Pres. N.
Bernard C. Clausen, Bap. N.
Wilfred R. Hall, Bap. N.
Geo. L. Kerns, Pres. S.
Bart D. Stephens, M. E. S.
Harrell S. Dyer, M. E. S.
Paul F. Bloomhardt, Luth.
Perry L. Mitchell, Bap. S.
Morris M. Leonard, Bap. N.
Joseph F. Underwood, R. C.
Gerhard E. Lenski, Luth.
John W. Decker, Bap. S.
Starr H. Lloyd, Pres.
Wm. N. Thomas, M. E. S.
Frank H. Ferris, Cong.
Creecy C. Wheeler, Bap. S.
John F. Hagan, Pres. N.
Grover C. Whimsett, U. B.
Guy O. Carpenter, M. E.
John H. Finn, R. C.
Boynton Merrill, Cong.
Richard J. Davis, C. S.
Ernest L. Ackiss, Bap. S.
Hugh R. Davidson, Disc.
Roscoe M. Meadows, Bap. S.
Maurice M. Witherspoon,
Pres. N.
Francis H. Bate, Cong.
Phillip E. Donahue, R. C.
Walter A* Hopkins, Pres. S.
Leslie Miller. M. E.
Isadore C. Woodward, Bap. S.
Albert E. Stone, Bap. N.
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in V. Byrne, R. C.
ard C. Harris, M. E.
el F. Monaghan, R. C.
. L. Kirkpatrick, Pres. N.
i B. Hindman, Pres. N.
•h A. Tomerlin, R. C
s M. Hester, Bap. S.
d S. Robinson, Cong,
•t N. Averyt, M. E. S.
as J. Hurney, R. C
y P. Wilkie, Pres. N.
lei L. Maxwell, M. E.
y M. Peterson, Pres. N.
M. J. Quinn, R. C.
W. Foster, Bap. S.
id DeG. Vogler, Moravian
McMiller, Pres. S.
rt H. Blachshear, M. E. S.
h A. Perkins, R. C.
sun P. Reagor, Disc,
en W. Shrum, U. P.
F. Carruthers, Pres. N.
:nt L. Bennett, P. E.
ig Hildebrandt, Luth.
Neyman, Bap. N.
imer A. Sullivan, R. C.
Tibbetts, Bap. N.
p C. King, Cong.
11 H. Norton, Bap. N.
an P. Riddle, P. E.
B. Bare, Cong.
C. Ely, Pres. N.
A. Schweitzer, Pres. N.
Burt, M. E.
James L. Ellenwood, M. E.
Thomas J. Burke, R. C.
Stephen J. Callender, M. E.
Robert M. Russell, U. P.
Henry J. Fry, Luth.
Joseph B. Ernest, Disc.
John F. Fedders, Luth.
Douglas Horton, Cong.
Claude H. Leyfield, M. E.
Edward P. Costello, R. C.
Edgar W. Davis, M. E. S.
Edmund H. Carhart, P. E.
William Y. Durrett, C. Pres.
Arthur J. Dandeneau, R. C.
W. S. Terrell, Bap. N.
D. R. Burns, R. C.
David R. Wylie, Pres. N.
Paul F. Heckel, Luth.
Wm. E. Harrison, M. E.
Razzie W. Truitt, M. E. S.
Leo J. Duffrane, R. C.
Francis J. Ludwig, R. C.
Rudolph Erickson, M. E.
Christopher B. McCann, R. C.
Francis L. Albert, Bap. S.
Paul H. Krauss, Luth.
Leonard Twinem, P. E.
Carl W. Becker, Luth.
Wm. F. Blackard, M. E. S.
Edw. C. Boynton, Cong.
John A. McCarthy, R. C.
Morrison R. Boynton,. Cong.
Chester F. Ward, Pres. N.
Carl Borders, Disc.
NAVAL MILITIA CHAPLAINS
Commanders
o Gould, P. E.
Paugh, P. E.
Bartholomew F. Huske, P. E.
James S. Day, Bap. S.
utenant Commanders
Brokenshire, Cong,
l B. Niver, P. E.
Lieutenants
Charles W. Moore, M. E.
Ordney T. James, P. E.
William P. Williams, P. E.
Albert E. Lamed, P. E.
NAVAL RESERVE CHAPLAINS
Lieutenants Frank L. Janeway, Pres. N.
as N. Mark, Univ. E. A. Pollard Jones, M. E.
m H. Wilson, Pres. N. Carey R. Blain, Pres. S.
N. Mark, Univ. E. B. Henry, R. C
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Lieutenant Commander
Henry Van Dyke, Pres. N.
Lieutenants, Junior Grade
Hersey E. Rountree, Christian
P. J. Hammersley, R. C.
William B. Ayers, Cong.
William A. Nichols, P. E.
Milton A. Spotts, Pres. N.
Thomas McGrath, R. C
E. P. Duffy, R. C
John B. Conroy, R. C
F. E. Moyer, Luth.
A. R. Parker, P. E.
John J. Laherty, R. C.
Paul Gordon Preston, Disc.
Walter L. Steiner, Pres. N.
CHAPLAINS OF THE U. S. ARMY
Dec. 15, 1918, including those since deceased and discharged
In Order of Rank
(Addresses are omitted because of frequent changes. Address c. o.
Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C.) For abbreviations, see p. 153.
REGULAR ARMY
Majors
Cephas C. Bateman, Bap. N.
John R. Randolph, M. E. S.
Edmund P. Easterbrook, M. E.
Barton W. Perry, Pres. N.
Alfred A. Pruden, P. E.
George D. Rice, Unit.
George C. Stull, M. E.
Thomas J. Dickson, Christian
Ernest P. Newsom, M. E. S.
Timothy P. O'Keefe, R. C
Francis B. Doherty, R. C.
Samuel J. Smith, M. E.
John T. Axton, Cong.
George W. Prioleau, A. M. E.
Joseph L. Hunter, Pres. N.
Captains
Walter Marvine, P. E.
Charles W. Freeland, P. E.
James L. Griffes, Pres. N.
William W. Brander, P. E.
John M. Moose, M. E. S.
James Ossewaarde, Ref. A.
Julian E. Yates, Bap. N.
David L. Fleming, P. E.
George J. Waring, R. C.
Francis P. Joyce, R. C.
Simon M. Lutz, Luth.
Herbert S. Smith, P. E.
Oscar J. W. Scott, A. M. E.
John F. Chenoweth, M. E.
Walter K. Lloyd, P. E.
Stephen R. Wood, Cong.
Stanley C. Ramsden, Bap. N.
William R. Scott, P. E.
Robert R. Fleming, Jr., Bap. N.
Marinus M. Londahl, Luth.
Thomas Livingston, Cong.
James F. Houlihan, R. C.
Louis A. Carter, Natl. Bap.
Edward F. Brophy, R. C.
First Lieutenants
James M. Webb, Pres. N.
Wallace H. Watts, P. E.
Joseph M. Kangley, R. C.
Alva J. Brasted, Bap. N.
William A. Aiken, Cong.
Ernest W. Wood, P. E.
William R. Arnold, R. C
Alexander D. Sutherland,
Pres. N.
John E. Rochford, R. C.
Ignatius Fealy, R. C.
Haywood L. Winter, P. E.
John L Maddox, Pres. N.
Thomas L. Kelley, R. C
Adolf J. Schliesser, Luth.
Clifford L. Miller, Univ.
Milton O. Beebe, M. E.
Edmond J. Griffin, R. C.
Joseph S. Loughran, R. C
Ora J. Cohee, Disc.
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Charles O. Purdy, Christian
Julius J. Babst, R. C.
George R. Longbrake, Univ.
Frank C. Armstrong, P. E.
Nathaniel A. Jones, Disc.
Oscar L. Owens, Bap. N.
Zachary T. Vincent, P. E.
Merritt V. Eusey, Adventist
Albert K. Matthews, Disc.
A. Richard Hedstrom, Luth.
Henry N. Blanchard, Bap. N.
Henry J. Geiger, P. E.
Francis F. Donnelly, R. C.
Clarence R. Rice, M. E.
William J. Ryan, R. C.
Walter D. Casey, R. C.
Aloysius C. Dineen, R. C.
Richard R. Rankin, R. C.
Robert B. Mulcahey, R. C.
John J. Mitty, R. C.
Thomas Dempsey, R. C.
Daniel W. Sheeran, R. C.
Edwin E. Lange, R. C.
Dudley R. Tierney, R. C.
John F. Mulligan, R. C.
Frederick J. Mitchel, R. C.
John B. Peters, M. E. S.
Charles M. Ryan, R. C.
William J. Keane, R. C.
Joseph F. Moisant, R. C.
Edward T. McNally, R. C.
Francis C. Renier, R. C.
Frank M. O'Reilly, R. C.
Ward G. Meehan, R. C.
J. Ralph Wright, M. P.
Joseph F. Conway, R. C.
John E. Chester, Luth.
Harry C. Fraser, M. E.
William P. Baird, M. E.
Elmer C. McFadden, R. C.
George F. Rixey, M. E. S.
Humfrey V. Darley, R. C.
Joseph L. Tierney, R. C.
John T. Kendall, M. E.
James A. Manley, R. C.
Edward T. Reilly, R. C.
Emil W. Weber, Luth.
Walter B. Zimmerman, Disc
Stanley H. Roberts, Pres. N.
John O. Lindquist, Luth.
Patrick J. Lydon, R. C.
Samuel A. Devan, Bap. N.
Joseph B. Webster, Bap. N.
Frank J. Barry, R. C.
J. Donald Hockman, M. E.
Frank M. Thompson, M. E.
John R. Edwards, M. E.
Henry A. Norman, R. C.
Alexander W. Thomas,
A. M. E.
J. Stuart Pearce, Bap. S.
Frank C. Rideout, Bap. N.
Alfred C. Oliver, Jr. M. E
James L. Blakeney, Bap. S.
Woodward H. Morgan, Bap. S.
William P. Sherman, R. C.
James L. Robinson, Bap. S.
John Hall, Luth.
Washington C. Pinson, Bap. N.
George H. Norison, Luth.
Thomas J. Lennan, R. C.
Charles C. Merrill, M. E.
Claude S. Harkney, M. E.
Stanley C. Harrell, Chr.
Melvin V. Oggel, Ref. Dutch.
James T. Moore, M. E. S.
John W. Inzer, Bap. S.
George B. Ford, R. C.
Raymond J. Fox, R. C.
Gerard Shellinger, R. C.
John O'Mahoney, R. C.
Marmaluke A. Seymour, R. C.
Joseph C. Martin, R. C.
Gerard Schellinger, R. C.
N. A. Seymour, R. C.
Majors
William E McCord, P. E.
Alpheus McCullen, M. E. S.
William A. Atkinson, Pres. N.
William S. Gilbert, Pres. N.
NATIONAL GUARD
Captains
27th Division
Harry B. Edwards, P. E.
John H. Sattig, P. E.
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28th Division
Harry S. Dollman, Luth.
Clifford B. Futcher, M. E.
Charles Schall, Pres. N.
Henry N. Bassler, Ref. U. S.
James M. Farr, Pres. N.
29th Division
Warren P. Coon, M. E.
John Handley, M. E.
James M. Hare, Bap. N.
Charles B. Dubell, P. E.
Benjamin R. Lacy, Pres. S.
30th Division
John M. Robeson, P. E.
31st Division
Lucien A. Spencer, P. E.
32nd Division
Patrick R. Dunigan, R. C.
33rd Division
Nicolas B. Clinch, P. E.
Carl F. Laner, Luth.
John J. O'Hearn, R. C.
34th Division
LeRoy S. Ferguson, P. E.
37th Division
William R. Hughes, U. B.
40th Division
Arthur W. T. Hicks, Pres. N.
William H. Sweeney, R. C.
James E. Cochrane,
Howard Davis, M. E.
First Lieutenants
Michael J. O'Connor, R. C.
Lyman Rollins, P. E.
Orville A. Petty, Cong.
Paul D. Moody, Cong.
Murray W. Dewart, P. E.
Markham W. Stackpole, Cong.
William J. Farrel, R. C
George S. L. Connor, R. C.
Donia W. Boisvert, R. C.
Anselin J. Mayotte, R. C.
Harlan J. Ballentine, R. C.
James A. Carey, R. C.
Edmund C. Thomas, Pres. S.
27th Division
Francis A. Kelley, R. C
John C. Ward, P. E.
Royal K. Tucker, P. E.
Frank I. Hanscon, Cong.
Peter E. Hoey, R. C.
Almon A. Jaynes, P. E.
Herbert Shipman, P. E.
Walter F. Fornes, R. C
Horace R. Fell, P. E.
Edwin S. Keeyer, Luth.
George A. Crimmen, R. C.
Harrison M. Foreman, P. E.
Emile S. Harper, P. E.
Percy T. Edrop, Ref. E.
William T. Crocker, P. E.
28th Division
Michael W. Keith, Pres. N.
Willis W. Hall, U. E.
Burleigh A. Peters, Luth.
Robert J. McFetridge, P. E.
Frederick P. Houghton, P. E.
James H. Rendall, Pres. N.
Charles C. Conaty, R. C.
Joseph L. N. Wolfe, R. C
Charles W. B. Till, P. E.
29th Division
Frederick C. Reynolds, M. E.
William J. Alfnend, P. E.
George W. M. Taylor, M. E. S.
Archibold N. Smith, M. E.
Frederick J. Bergs, R. C.
Michael J. Corr, R. C.
Thomas McN. Bulla, Pres. S.
30th Division
John McSween, Pres. S.
Arthur I. Foster, Bap. S.
John S. Lyons, Pres. S.
Eugene T. Clarke, P. E.
Michael T. Hoffman, R. C.
William P. McElroy, Pres. S.
31st Division
Harry S. Dollman, Luth.
Andrew J. Smith, Bap. S.
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Samuel £. Crosby, Pres. S.
James A. Moore, Disc
James M. Grant, R. C
Charles W. Gavin, M. £. S.
Robb White, Jr., P. E.
Joseph McSorley, R. C.
32nd Division
Philip H. Linley, P. E.
William F. Davitt, R. C
George C. Eilers, R. C.
Thomas E. Swan, P. E.
William F. Hood, P. E.
William A. Atkinson, P. E.
William P. O'Connor. R. C
Frederick S. Penfold, P. E.
Charles W. Brown, Bap. N.
Gustav Stearns, Luth.
Francis B. Legowski, R. C.
33rd Division
Thomas R. Egerton, Cong.
John L. CDonnell, R. C
Roy W. Merifield, Cong.
Olin M. Caward, Pres. N.
Aristo V. Simoni, R. C.
Arthur L. Girard, R. C.
C. M. Finnell, Disc.
34th Division
George E. Jones, Bap. N.
Jean Cobbey, Disc
Charles W. Ramshaw, M. E.
Albert W. Hartt, M. E.
Frank Major, Jr., Chr.
Harry F. Shook, Univ.
Harry H. Kline, Salvation
Army
John Halloran, R. C
Sylvester Harter, R. C.
John J. Martin, R. C.
35th Division
Homer E. Wark, M. E.
Thomas J. Kennedy, R. C.
Myron S. Collins, M. E.
Evans A. Edwards, P. E.
Roland O. Mackintosh, P. E.
Louis C. Tierman, R. C.
Earl A. Blackman, Disc
Harold L. Reader, Bap. S.
James Small, P. E.
William T. Kane, R. C
Richard Hatch, P. E.
36th Division
John J. Campbell, R. C.
Marius S. Chataignon, R. C.
Charles H. Barnes, M. E.
Herschel M. Timmons, M. E. S.
Mariano S. Garriga, R. C.
George M. Boyd, M. E. S.
Edward H. LaT. Earle, P. E.
James A. Crain, Disc.
Joseph A. Morris, R. C.
Ivey K. Floyd, C. Pres.
Clinton D. Bowman, Pres. N.
Andrew S. Broaddus, Bap. S.
37th Division
Arthur M. Hughes, Pres. N.
Sumner L. Martin, M. E.
Alfred J. Funnell, Pres. N.
Abner L. Fraser, P. E.
Harry F. MacLane, Disc.
William H. Jones, P. E.
William P. O'Connor, R. C.
John F. Herget, Bap. N.
John M. Sellinger, Jr., R. C.
Matthew J. Walsh, R. C.
38th Division
William T. Willis, P. E.
Harry DeMoss, Bap. S.
John S. Hawkins, Disc
Elijah A. Arthur, Pres. N.
Harris Mallinckrodt, P. E.
Richard F. Brundage, P. E.
Frank F. Wittcamp, M. E.
J. T. Banahan, R. C.
Edward J. Finnegan, R. C.
George J. Finnegan, R. C
John C. McGinn, R. C.
John S. Burns, Pres. N.
39th Division
H. S. Smith, Chr.
Frank W. Gee, M. E. S.
Frederick W. Bosch, R. C
Pat Murphy, Bap. S.
William Dub. Bratton, P. E.
James G. Buskie, P. E.
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John Vigliero, R. C
James W. O'Keef e, R. C
A. A. Stanley, Bap. S.
40th Division
Francis M. Jan, R. C
Michael W. Donovan, R. C.
Carl Wild, Disc.
George L. Horene, M. E. S.
Jacob D. Allen, M. £. S.
Fred C. Thomson, Pres. N.
Brigham H. Roberts, Latter
Day Saints
Jesse P. Martin, Pres. N.
Charles G. Moore, R. C.
42nd Division
George E. Ramsberger, M. E.
Frederick C. Proehl, Luth.
William Pippy, M. E.
John W. Bott, R. C
Archibald N. MacDonald,
Cong.
Guy P. Squires, Cong.
Henry H. Marsden, P. E.
Herbert G. Markley, M. E.
Thomas F. Coakley, R. C
Thomas A. Flanagan, R. C.
Francis P. Duffy, R. C.
John J. Halleday, Pres. N.
Emmet P. Smith, Bap. S.
Winfred E. Robb, Christian
Arlington A. McCallum, P. E.
William J. Harrington, R. C.
W. Crosby Bell, P. E.
William P. Drennan, R. C.
Arthur P. J. Gagnon, R. C.
Charles L. O'Donnell, R. C.
Michael A. Bennett, R. C.
Ernest A. Davis, R. C.
Arthur A. LeMay, R. C
93rd Division (Colored)
William S. Bradden, Bap. N.
Arrington S. Helm, Bap. N.
C. R. Winthrop, Pres. N. (Col.)
NATIONAL ARMY
1
Thomas S. Cline, P. E.
Earl Cleeland, P. E.
Howard Y. Williams, Cong.
Henry Russell Talbot, P. E.
Henry Vernon Baker, Pres.
Claude M. Reves, M. E. S.
Clarence H. Reese, P. E.
Edward L. OToolc, R. C
James M. Howard, Pres.
George N. Murphy, R. C.
Mark E. Stock, R. C
John A. Farrelly, R. C.
Edward R. Stanford, M. E. S.
Francis A. McCloskey, R. C.
James J. Halligan, R. C.
Edwin A. Flynn, R. C.
John J. Sheridan, R. C
Joseph S. McDonald, R. C.
Edward A. Wallace, R. C.
Charles F. Gwyer, R. C.
Judson E. Woods, Bap. N.
Joseph B. Buckley, M. E. N.
Cornelius J. Norris, R. C.
Roy N. Cloyd, Disc
Kidd F. Nance, Disc
Joseph A. Cooper, Bap. N.
Adelbert W. Centner, R. C.
Thomas J. Dunne, R. C
Francis Wm. Walsh, R. C.
Harry P. C. Cressman, Luth.
Edward F. Kirk, R. C.
William J. Munster, R. C.
Henry W. Churchill, R. C.
Edward S. Mahoney, R. C
Harry B. Boyd, Pres.
Joseph G. Delaire, R. C.
Walter A. Beaudette, R. C.
Augustine J. R. Rawlinson,
R. C
John A. Mulvey, R. C.
John S. Landowski, R. C.
Thomas L. Harmon, R. C.
Rodney L. McQuary, Disc.
Alois Zingen, R. C.
Albert C. Thomas, Bap. N.
Hugh W. Randall, Pres. N.
Clarence J. Higgins, R. C.
William W. Morton, Pres.
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am A. Hayes, R. C.
lias M. Hoffman, R. C.
Paul Tyler, M. E. S.
in F. Lee, M. E.
elius W. Smith, Bap.
ird A. Cotter, R. C.
Peter O'Conor, R. C.
E. McPheeters, M. E.
er Cleveland Coward,
M. E. S.
n B. English, Bap. N.
ne V. Bronson, M. E.
K. O'Heeron, Disc
snt James Toole, R. C.
Id M. Brodie, Cong,
am H. Cutler, Bap. N.
ne C. Howell, P. E.
:is A. Magee, R. C.
E. Butterfield, M. E. S.
:is A. Kulinski, R. C.
E. Gallman, Luth.
s T. Torsney, R. C.
am C. Hickey, M. E.
it Wilson, Bap. N.
je Lacbmbe, R. C.
len F. Barron, R. C.
liah Galvan, R. C.
to Wright, M. E. S.
it F. Davidson, Bap. N.
tone H. Yeuell, Disc,
r A. Love, A. M. E.
i R. Weismiller, Luth.
L. Boyd, Bap. N.
A. Siceloff, M. E.
:is E. Stever, Bap. N.
h Hooker Twichell, Cong.
;s M. Holdeman, U. B.
• W. Reynolds, M. E.
A. Ramsay, R. C.
t Levitt, Unit,
n J. Lynch, R. C
je Hyman, Bap. N.
is A. Wanenmacher, R. C.
im B. Hogg, M. E. S.
im N. Killian, R. C.
; M. Levesque, R. C
es F. Gorman, R. C.
O. Woolfolk, M. E.
(Col.)
ird C. Hoyt, M. E.
ly E. Orwick, M. P,
William J. Gibson, R. C.
Arthur K Rankin, Pres. (Col.)
Joseph D. Randolph, M. E. S.
Emil M. Chuse, R. C
John Thomas Jennor, Bap. N.
Edmund L. Manges, Luth.
Alpha Hunter Kenna, M. E.
Shannon A. Griffith, Pres.
Theodore E. Rudisill, M. R
John Emmett Porter, M. E.
Herbert A. Rinard, Luth.
Raymond L. Markley, Luth.
Walter M. Briggs, M. E.
William Z. Horbury, M. E.
Owen A. McGrath, R. C.
J. Norman King, Pres. N.
Levi Joseph Snow, Bap. N.
Paul M. Trout, Disc.
Warren P. Grant, Bap. N.
Duncan H. Browne, P. E.
C. Clark Kennedy, P. E.
Thoralf A. Hoff, Luth.
August J. Hovorka, R. C.
Paul D. Witman, Luth.
Luther Malmberg, Luth.
Raymond Raco Noll, R. C.
Willis T. Howard, M. E. S.
Russell G. Nye, M. E.
William Hughes, R. C
Allen O. Newman, Natl. Bap.
Columban F. Kelly, R. C.
John T. Mortell, R. C.
Stanislaus J. Koralewski, R. C.
John A. Grembowicz, R. C.
Jay M. Gleason, Pres. N.
Frank L. Gosnell, M. E.
Hugh A. Rogers, Bap. Col.
Uriah J. Robinson, Bap. N.
Luther W. Clark, Bap. S.
Alfred Sorenson, Luth.
Christian P. J. Darlev, R. C.
Edward E. Lane, Disc
Louis Watson, M. E.
William L. Fisher, Disc.
Gregory Mabry, P. E.
Leonard G. Gartner, M. E.
Jorgen R. Enger, Luth.
Joseph A. Whitaker, R. C.
George A. Griffiths, P. E.
James M. Hanley, R. C.
Phanuel B, Cpvell, Bap, N,
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Cecil D. Smith, M. £.
Gilbert O. Miller, U. P.
Henry H. D. Sterrett, P. E.
Charles J. Baker, R. C.
G. Charles Gray, M. £.
Norman B. Nash, P. E.
George E. Nelson, Luth.
James T. Addison, P. E.
James C. Peterson, Luth.
Richard V. Lancaster, Pres. N.
Milton C. Lutz, U. B.
Chester E. Jenney, Pres. N.
Wm. B. Harvey, Bap. S.
Chas. H. Frick, Disc.
Robt. H. Gearhart, Luth.
Wm. M. Jeschke, Ev. Syn.
Miles E. Hoon, Disc
Henry W. Koelling, Pres.
John A. MacLean, Jr.,
Pres. S.
Robt B. Street, Cong.
George B. Kinkead, P. E.
Thomas F. Lynch, R. C.
Chas. T. Hewitt, Bap. S.
Chas. Gruber, Luth.
John H. Barber, Bap. S.
Dayton B. Miller, M. E.
John A. Ellis, Bap. S.
Joseph L Weisley, Pres. N.
Dempsey W. Hodges, Bap. S.
Franklin P. Smith, Disc.
Harry E. Hurd, M. E.
John E. Wilson, M. E.
Thomas G. Mantle, Disc.
Alfons G. Duenow, Luth.
John P. Jockinson, Cong.
Howard R. White, P. E.
Thurman G. Vickers, M. E. S.
Edward S. Currie, Pres.
Ralph H. Tibbals, Bap.
Peter C. Gamache, R. C.
Arthur J. B. Gayer, R. C.
Geo. S. Stark, Pres. N.
Arthur H. Brown, M. E.
Stephen J. O'Brien, R. C.
Ross Miller, Luth.
Otis E. Gray, P. E.
Blair W. Roberts, M. E.
Earl B. Clark, Pres., N.
Begelow, Clarence N., Disc,
Adrian A. Holtz, Bap, N.
Golder I. Lawrence, M. E.
Glen E. Wiley, Bap. S.
Charles M. Lever, M. E.
James R. Cox, R. C.
Arthur A. Heinlein, M. E.
Paul S. Phalen, Unit
Jerome C. Williams, Bap. S.
Roscoe McD. Howell, M. E. S.
Edgar J. Evans, M. E.
Edwin K. Johnson, M. E.
Jesse P. Bogue, M. E.
Eugene B. Smith, Cong.
Jesse M. Quinn, M. E. S.
Frank H. Hayes, Bap. N.
Merton J. Minkler, Cong.
Charles H. L. Ford, P. E.
Clarence E. Brown, Bap. N.
Jno. L. Hughes, Pres. N.
Frank H. Reeves, Cong.
Jesse C. Thompson, M. E. S.
Edward D. Barnes, Pres. N.
William J. Corby, R. C
Ralph E. Davis, M. E.
Llojrd Ellis, Disc
Benjamin F. Musser, M. E. S.
Geo. C. Pearson, M. E.
Joseph N. Trainer, R. C.
Donald T. Gray, Bap. N.
George R. Carpenter, R. C.
Fredk. F. Powell, Pres. N.
Tracey L. Huffstutler, M. E. S.
Clifford L. Miller, Cong.
Alvin C. Bacon, Cong.
Earl H. Weed, Cong.
Samuel P. Stapp, Bap. S.
Wilbur S. Sewell, M. E. S.
Cornelius G. Parks, A. M. E.
George A. Singleton, A. M. E.
Henry V. B. Darlington, P. E.
Philip F. Coholan, R. C.
Albert L. Evans, Pres. N.
Wm. J. O'Shea, R. C.
Oliver J. Hart, P. E.
Walter B. Hilton, Bap. N.
John J. O'Leary, R. C.
Jacob Diehl, Luth.
Henry B. Strickland, R. C.
Drure F. Stamps, Bap. S.
Chester J. Underbill, Bap. N.
John B. Carroll, Bap. S.
Chas. A. Rexroad, M. E. S.
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ik P. MacKenzie, Pres. N.
rt R. Crockett, Pres. S.
i W. Day, P. E.
[orrill Hainer, Bap. N.
i C. James, M. £. S.
me T. Kenedy, R. C
EL Armistead, Pres. S.
ry Retzek, R. C.
>e B. Cornish, M. £.
iel E. Dougherty, R. C.
;s P. Sherry, R. C.
lelius L. Reardon, R. C
;ory J. Carr, R. C.
s. Gaskin, R. C.
F. Kettell, R. C
s J. Velte, Bap. N,
D. O'Keefe, R. C.
L. Miller, R. C.
an V. O'Connell, R. C.
ard P. Murphy, R. C
rose A. Dore, R. C.
ison R. Anderson, Pres. N
y O. Wilcox, M. E.
)h R. Hanley, M. E.
R. Heim, Luth.
E. Rees, Pres. N.
J. Davern, R. C.
. A. Carmon, Bap. N.
ace Hayes, M. E.
erick W. Hagan, Chr.
cis C. Neisen, R. C.
x M. Wright, P. E.
s C. Dethlefs, Unit
Toohey, R. C.
is V. Smith, Bap. N.
cis W. Lawson, Bap. N.
s H. Carr, R. C.
ird P. Dalton, R. C
s G. Tougas, R. C
B. Hill, Bap. S.
G. Shurtz, M. P.
s R. Laughton, M. E. S.
s A. Smith, Cong,
iir Harris, Luth.
lei J. Burgess, Disc
E. Browning, P. E.
W. Beard, Pres. N.
ird L. Spaulding, Bap. N.
y M. Collins, A. M. E.
; M. O'Connor, R. C.
EL Williamson, Bap N.
Hildebrand Eickhoff, R. C.
August F. Gearhard, R. C.
Geo. J. McMurray, Bap. S.
Lincoln C. Jenkins, Natl. Bap.
Joseph Jackson Murray, Disc.
W. Claude Waltemeyer, Luth.
John H. Keplinger, Disc.
Joseph J. McQuaid, R. C.
Francis A. Murray, R. C.
Joseph V. Abbott, R. C.
John J. Donovan, R. C.
Bertrand Dolan, R. C.
Benjamin Oehler, R. C.
Joseph M. Lonergan, R. C.
Thomas B. Roche, R. C.
Dennis J. Kane, R. C.
Wm. R. Bonniwell, R. C.
Joseph A. Byrnes, R. C.
James P. Clark, R. C.
T. S. R. McDermott, R. C.
Wm. C. Moffett, Bap. S.
John J. Finn, R. C
Francis A. Barrett, R. C.
John V. Delaney, R. C.
Philip Jonker, Ref . A.
Anthony J. Rothlauf, R. C.
John H. Buchanan, Bap. S.
James P. Hearon, R. C.
Chas. F. Conner, R. C.
Olin C. Jones, M. E.
Isidore Fosselman, R. C.
Francis J. Dodd, R. C.
Peter J. Quinn, R. C.
Frank Moody Purser, Bap. S.
Hugh A. Dalton, R. C.
Henry C. Bedinger, Pres. N.
Levy L. Carpenter, Bap. S.
Curtis W. Chenoweth, M. E.
James W. Tobin, R. C
Edward S. Boyer, M. E.
Karl W. F. Schleede, Luth.
Jas. R. Quisenberry, Bap. S.
Harry Dub. Southard, M. E. S.
Robert O. McClure, M. E.
Chas. B. Ketchem, M. E.
Bernard Doyle, R. C
Arthur D. Willett, M. E.
Reuben S. Snyder, Ref. U. S.
LeRoy A. Munyon, Disc.
Frank A. Lindhorst, M. E.
Chas. H. Dickey, Bap. S.
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Clinton Wunder, Bap. N.
Woodie A. Bo wen, Bap. S.
Clyde V. Sparling, M. E.
Wm. C. Burton, Pres. N.
Julian D. Hamlin, P. E.
Chas. H. Stephens, M. E.
Julian L. Brown, Bap. S.
Herman Wennermark, Luth.
Arthur LeG. Berger, Ref. A.
Jos. A. McCaffrey, R. C.
Leonard Burkhalter, Bap.
Wm. A. Wright, M. E.
Isidore M. Rafferty, R. C.
Marcellus Horn, EL C.
Thomas J. Manton, Pres. N.
Frank B. Hart, Bap. S.
Rich. H. McLaughlin, Univ.
Cosby M. Robertson, Bap. S.
Gordon D. Cox, M. &
Richard A. O'Brien, R. C.
Daniel J. Lynch, R. C.
Alban Callegee, R. C
Wm. J. Luby, R. C
Edward A. Rogers, R. C.
Francis J. Romer, R. C.
Wm. Vogel McRae, M. E.
Lawrence J. Costello, R. C
Edwin A. Shearer, R. C.
Perry L. Schuler, Disc
Juvenal F. Emanuel, R. C.
J. Earl Custer, M. E.
Thomas F. Gavin, R. C
A. H. L. Catterlin, R. C
Peter A. J. Crumbly, R. C
Chas. L. Foley, R. C
Hormisdas Remy, R. C.
Wm. L. Hamrick, M. P.
Henry L. Walsh, R. C.
Thomas M. Carter, M. E.
Fred Harris Peeples, M. E. S.
Wm. Leo Ebert, R. C.
Albert S. Dinsmore, A. M. E.
Roberts Williams, Pres. N.
Charles D. Trexler, Luth.
Thomas H. Saunders, Univ.
Erasmus Dooley, R. C.
H. Ross Hume, U. P.
David S. Lamb, M. E.
John B. McCormick, P. E.
Purnell E. Bingham, M. E.
John A. Callan, M. E.
Clarence Hightower, M. E. S.
David G. Mann, M. E. S.
John D. Van Horn, M. E. S.
Geo. F. Zimmerman, M. E.
Claude F. Acree, Bap. N.
Archer B. Bass, Bap. S.
Lloyd W. Benedict, Bap. N.
Alonzo F. Cagle, Bap. S.
Alfred J. Dickinson, Bap. S.
A. J. Hargrove, Bap. S.
Terence lung, Bap. N.
Earle P. McConneha, Bap. S.
Thomas L. Roberts, Bap. N.
James R. Shanks, Bap. N.
Henry H. Spillyards, Bap. S.
Reinhold E. Zachart, Bap. S.
John T. Clemons, Cong.
(Col.)
Benj. C. Robeson,
A. M. E. Zion
T. W. Wallace, A. M. E. Zion
Jos. G. Garrison, Unit.
Edward B. Irish, Ref. A.
Alden J. Greene, M. P.
Peter J. Kroll, R. C.
Gifford Ernest, Disc
Ernest H. Reed, Disc
Chas. Williams, Disc
Royal J. Montgomery, Cong.
Wm. S. Carpenter, Pres. N.
Geo. P. Horst, Pres. N.
Ray F. Jenney, Pres. N.
Stewart M. Robinson, Pres. N.
Ovid R. Sellers, Pres. N.
Theodore S. Smylie, Pres. N.
John P. Anshutz, P. E.
Allen W. Evans, Jr., P. E.
David T. GillnOT, P. E.
Geo. E. Joanitis, R. C.
Jason N. Pierce, Cong.
Thomas C. Pears, Jr., Pres. N.
Henry B. Trimble, M. K S.
Albert W. Braun, R. C.
Matthew M. Jefferson,
M. E. (Col.)
Raphael Grashoff, R. C.
Alphonso L. Weber, R. C.
Edwin Ronan, R. C.
Theodore Chemin, R. C
Thomas L. McKenna, R. C.
Chas. A. Murray, R. C.
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165
i W. Ferry, Pres. N.
G. Fleck, Luth.
n P. Erdman, Pres. N.
nedict Leonard, R. C
asil Young, M. E.
ncey Adams, Cong.
y G. Burgess, Disc,
ey M. Cleveland, P. E.
R. Graham, Pres. N.
Byrd Lee, P. E.
C. MacArthur, Bap. N.
s Baxter Turner,
Bap. N.
ur S. Wheelock, Cong.
B. Cherington, Cong.
H. Gardner, Pres.
k D. Blanchard, Ref. A.
len L. Dowd, R. C.
J. Ritchie, R. C.
tias R. Woods, R. C.
lei M. Dorrance, P. E.
cis H. Skaer, R. C.
r R. Free, U. P.
, H. Abbott, Bap. N.
;d P. Coman, M. E.
>h D. Hagan, R. C.
. F. Humphreys, M. E.
1 T. Andem, U. Bap.
ins W. Barstow, Cong.
rhBrman Kearns, Univ.
st L. Mills, M. E.
»y S. Robins, Unit
s C. Staples, M. E.
rle Summerbell, Chr.
P. Lettle, R. C.
er J. Scollin, R. C.
rly D. Tucker, P. E.
L. Hammitt, M. E.
B. Piette, R. C.
J. Shanahan, R. C
H. Whelan, R. C.
. H. Brent, P. E.
• L. Johnson, R. C.
>lph Riemann, Pres. N.
lei R. Dunham, M. E.
F. Hall, Bap. N.
L. Ott, R. C.
ett L. Allen, BaprS.
y W. Richmond, Pres. N.
ird O. Clark, Bap. N.
.e Edwards, Pres. N,
Roscoe C. Hatch, P. E.
Frederick O. Kelley, M. E.
C. L. Street, P. E.
A. L. Baker, M. E.
Floyd L. Blewfield, M. E.
Oliver F. Crawford, P. E.
Chas. G. Gunn, Pres. N.
Ernest L. Loomis, Bap. N.
Gordon Palmer, Bap. N.
Wm. E. Patrick, P. E.
Geo. W. Sadler, Bap. S.
" Hugh C. Stuntz, M. E.
John B. DeValles, R. C.
Remson B. Ogilby, P. E.
Edmund P. Dandridge, P. E*
Wm. C. House, M. E. S.
Francis P. McHugh, R. C.
Wm. H. Polk, M. E. S.
Marvin O. Sansbury, Disc.
Thos. C. Holland, Bap. S.
Laurens Seelve, Cong.
Jerome Walsh, R. C.
Wm. A. Jenkins, M. E. S.
Joseph Henry Albers, R. C.
Frank Alb. Arbuckle, Pres. N.
Chas. M. AshmOre, Disc
And. Clem. Aston, M. E. S.
Elias Auger, Bap. N.
Sidney H. Babcock, M. E. S.
Arthur M. Bagby, Pres. N.
Geo. M. Bailey, R. C
Arthur M. Baker, Pres. N.
Regis Barrett, R. C
W. T. Baucom, Bap. S.
Edmund A. Baxter, R. C.
Theodore Beck. Bap. N.
Henry W. Bock, M. E.
Arlo A. Brown, M. E.
Joel S. Brown, Bap. S.
W. Lee Brown, Miss Bap. N.
J. Oliver Buswell, Pres. N.
Albert G. Butzer, Evan. Assn.
Thomas P. Byrne, R. C.
Monroe S. Caver, Natl. Bap.
Milton Lewis Clemens,
Pres. N.
Edmund J. Cleveland, P. E.
Frederick B. Clyde, R. C.
John H. Creighton, Pres. N.
Carl Fredk. Crusius, Ev. Syn.
John M. Dean, Bap. N.
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Burnham North Dell, P. E.
Carl Alvin DeVane, Bap. S.
Lewis W. Dockery, Bap. S.
Archer R. Elliott, M. E. S.
John G. Engle, Disc.
Thomas Uriah Fann, Bap. S.
Milford R. Foshay, Bap. N.
Howard S. Fox, Cong.
Joseph A. Gray, M. E. S.
Fred R. Hill, M. E.
Stanley B. Hazzard, Bap. N.
Merrill J. Holmes, M. E.
Roy J. Honeywell, M. E. S.
Aurenus T. Howard, Bap. S.
E. L. Howerton, Bap. S.
Arthur M. Huffman, Luth.
Rufus Hudtloff, Luth.
Joseph B. Hunter, Disc.
Chas. K. Imbrie, Pres. N.
Chas. F. Irwin, Pres. N.
John W. Ischy, Pres. N.
William T. Jones, M. E.
Wm. C. Keane, R. C.
Louis F. Kelsey, M. E.
Geo. W. Kerschner, Bap. N.
Jesse Lacklen, M. E.
Urben William Lager, R. C.
Archibald Lancaster, Cong.
Paul F. Landis, Pres. N.
Daniel Lane, M. E.
Horace T. Lavely, M. E.
Robert Lawson, M. E.
Walter O. Lewis, Bap. S.
Walfred Lindstrom, Bap. N.
Francis K. Little, P. E.
Clyde A. Long, M. E. S.
James A. Lord, M. E.
Thomas B. Lugg, M. E.
Patrick F. A. McNeill, R. C.
Geo. H. McClelland, Pres. N.
W. C. McClung, Bap. S.
John B. Magee, M. E.
Ernest H. Marriner, Bap. S.
Wm. V. Meredith, M. E.
John A. Mikolajzek, R. C.
Newton E. Moats, M. E.
Homer H. Moore, M. E.
John C. Moore, R. C
Newton A. Moore, Bap. S.
Jeremiah J. Morley, R. G
Wm, H. Muston, Bap. S.
Wm. A. Nugent, R. C.
James B. Ostergren, Bap. N.
Dryden L. Phelps, Bap. N.
Frank C. Riley, Bap. S.
Nathan O. Rogers, Disc
Rolland W. Schloerb,
Evan. Assn.
Arthur J. Sawkins, R. C.
Syrinus Schneider, R. C.
Clifford E. Schocks, Disc.
David Elwood Scott, M. E.
J. M. Russell Score, M. E. S.
Allen C. Shuler, Bap. S.
Daniel Smart, U. P.
Thomas G. Speers, Pres. N.
Hugh W. Stewart, Bap. N.
Andrew C. Stribling, Pres.
Wm. Ernest Sullens, M. E. S.
Earle Taggart, Disc
Clyde R. Terry, M. E.
Eleazer Tetreau, M. E.
Ern. Trice Thompson, Pres. S.
James V. Thompson, M. E.
Barrett P. Tyler, P. E.
An. J. R. VanderGrinten, R. C.
Albert F. Vaughan, M. E. S.
Blanding S. Vaughn, Bap. S.
Louis C. Veath, R. C.
Henry Albert D. Wacker, Luth.
John Francis X. Walsh, R. C.
C. Robert Watkins, Cong.
Geo. W. Whyman, M. E.
John H. Williams, M. E. S.
Lewis D. Williams, M. E.
James T. Bloom, Disc
John A. Easley, Jr., Bap. S.
Geo. E. Francis, M. E.
John W. Flynn, M. E.
Chas. T. Isom, Natl. Bap.
Archie B. Jackson, M. E. S.
Arthur C. McLeod, R. C.
Floyd J. McMurray, Disc
Otto T. Martin, M. E.
Joseph J. Murray, Pres. S.
Gilbert G. Newland, M. E.
Roswell C. Long, Pres. S.
Raymond S. Brown, P. E.
Harris G. Beck, M. E.
Claude E. Ireland, M. E.
Albert E. Legg, M. E.
Faye A. Moon, M. E.
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Michail Nivard, R. C.
Wm. L. Sanders, M. E.
Russell £. Akin, M. E.
Benjamin A. Cram, M. E.
Wm. J. Cusworth, Bap. N.
Wm. Heilman, P. E.
Alfred A. J. Hogg, Pres. N.
Walker J. Hogue, Pres. N.
John A. McAfee, Pres. N.
Leighton G. McMillan, Pres.
Arthur H. Marsh, P. E.
Eugene P. Smith, Bap. N.
Guy C. Tetirick, M. E.
Placide T. L. Dobyns, R. C.
Casper E. Dowd, R. C
Urban DeHasque, R. C.
Edward P. McGrath, R. C.
Russell H. Stafford, Cong.
Randall A. McLeod, Pres. S.
Wm. J. McVeigh, R. C.
Edwin S. Priest, Disc
Fred H. Ross, M. E.
Mariano Vassalo, R. C.
Willard O. Nuzum, M. E.
Paul R. Reynolds, Cong.
Paul E. Dubois, M. E.
Kenneth B. Welles, Cong.
Robt. E. Zeigler, M. E.
R. A. Brotemarckle, Pres. N.
Walter D. Cavert, Pres.
Hugh J. Dale, R. C.
Alexander Lewis, Pres. N.
T. Roland Philips, Ref. E.
Francis P. Murphy, R. C
Geo. W. Brown, Pres. N.
Chester F. Dunham, Cong.
Wm. H. Fowle, Bap. S.
Frank V. Hoag, P. E.
James T. Simpson, A. M. K
Russell M. Brougher, Bap. N.
Clifford N. Hand, Cong.
Robt. N. MacCallum, P. E.
Daniel A. McNeill, Pres.
Joseph T. M. Byrne, R. C.
John M. Groton, P. E.
Stanton Salisbury, Pres. N.
Charles J. Bruton, R. C.
Frank W. Mason, R. C.
John W. Ovletrea, C. M. E.
John B. McShea, R. C.
David T. Burgh, Cong.
Herbert Campbell, Jr., Cong.
Berton Bronson, Bap. N.
Wm. J. Anthony, R. C.
Francis J. Macelwane, R. C.
John A. Martin, R. C.
Louis H. Phaneuf, R. C.
Ernest W. Barnes, Cong.
Gideon J. Rousseau, Bap. S.
George A. Welsh, R. C.
Wm. P. Callahan, R. C.
Charles F. Greaser, M. E.
James F. McNary, R. C.
Ellsworth B. Collier, P. K
Howard R. Sisson, Cong.
Erwin L. Averitt, Bap. N.
James J. A. Troy, R. C.
Brainerd F. Heany, Pres. N.
George T. McCarthy, R. C.
Henry P. Millet, R. C.
John F. Walsh, R. C.
Donald R. Ottman, P. E.
Walter O'Brien, R. C.
Thomas J. Dunn, R. C.
George Tyson, R. C.
Daniel F. Desmond, R. C.
Leo J. Donnermeyer, R. C.
Emerson E. Swanson, M. E. S.
Matthew J. Toohey, R. C.
John E. Casey, R. C.
Michael Jessup, R. C.
Celestin M. Chambon, R. C.
Edward A. Glennon, R. C
Thomas E. McKenney, R. C.
August S. Preusser, R. C.
John J. Price, R. C.
George B. O'Toole, R. C.
Thomas E. Hoakley, Bap. N.
Samuel J. A. Cote ? R. C.
Frederick J. Allchin, R. C.
Charles A. Donahue, R. C.
Carroll D. Erskine, Pres. N.
Edward B. Paisley, Pres. S.
Arch. J. Tallmadge, R. C.
John A. Cotter, R. C
George A. Thomas, A. M. E.
John J. Finnerty, R. C.
Wm. M. Stinson, R. C.
Peter F. Egan, R. C.
James W. Gilpatrick, R. C.
Albert J. Croft, M. E.
Clyde E. Heflin, Pres. N.
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John B. Crowley, R. C.
Benjamin Tarskey, R. C.
John B. Mullin, R. C.
Jos. M. Kerr, Pres. N.
Patrick F. McGee, R. C.
John F. Mongovan, R. C
Joseph D. Norman, Bap. N.
Thomas J. McKay, R. C.
Wm. D. McDonald, Cong.
Earl L. Crum, M v £.
Patrick L. Barrett, R. C.
Charles H. Starrett, Bap. N.
George M. Allison, Pres. N.
Edgar P. Carson, Pres. N.
John N. Rentfro, M. E.
Harold C. Capsey, M. E.
Leo G. Fink, R. C.
William B. Pugh, Pres. N.
Thomas J. Harron, R. C.
George C. Williams, M. E.
Joseph H. Winkleman, R. C.
Wm. W. Cassidy, R. C.
Wm. W. McGuire, R. C.
Ray S. True, M. E.
David D. Donohoo, R. C.
James A. Davies, M. E.
John F. Reilly, R. C
Roy W. Bradley, Pres. N.
Phineas E. Greenwalt, M. E.
Francis H. Dieckmann, R. C.
Joseph M. Kelly, R. C.
Wm. A. Hamtil, R. C
John J. Hughes, R. C.
Milton M. Brown, M. E.
John S. Cuddy, R. C.
Wm. T. W. McKenna, R. C.
R. C. Betts, U. P.
Bernard J. Reilly, R. C
John A. Davison, Bap. S.
Gerald S. McGourty, R. C.
Charles J. Harriman, P. E.
Herbert C. Cornuelle, Pres. N.
Frederick J. Frein, R. C.
Robt. W. Goodloe, M. E. S.
Clare Purcell, M. E. S.
John A. Morning, R. C.
Wallace C. Sampson, Bap. N.
Asa D. Thibodeau, M. E.
Benj. F. Black, Chr.
Elias Wm. Stonebraker,
Ref. U. S.
Francis V. Waters, R. C.
Roy H. Kleiser, M. E. S.
Arthur F. Ewert, Pres. N.
Norman Sweat, M. E.
Thos. V. Shoemaker, Bap. S.
Herman R. Page, P. E.
Albert G. Wicke. R. C.
John P. Campbell, R. C.
John J. Fealey, R. C.
James L. Whalen, R. C.
Andrew T. F. Nowak, R. C.
Leslie L. Boyd, Pres. N.
George J. Wunder, R. C.
Edward Dankowski, R. C.
Harry J. Hackett, R. C.
Daniel J. Manning, R. C.
Lawrence W. Frawley, R. C.
James E. O'Brien, R. C.
Frank M. Caughey, Pres. N.
Eugene L. Sands, R. C.
Royal Simonds, M. E.
John W. Fraser, M. E. S.
Melvin R. Laird, Pres. N.
John C. Lechman, R. C.
Jefferson F. Isbell, M. E. S.
John E. MacMartin, Cong.
Patrick O'Shea, R. C.
Wm. M. Carroll, R. C
Willis H. Brannock, Bap. S.
Wm. F. Coleman, R. C.
Aloysius Reimbold, R. C.
Gust. H. Unterkoefler, R. C.
Casper A. Hafner, R. C.
Michael J. O'Leary, R. C.
Alexander J. Kilgour, R. C.
John F. Leary, R. C.
Edward P. McAdams, R. C.
Bernard J. McNamara, R. C.
Arthur J. White, R. C.
Neil A. Cronin, R. C.
Hugh A. Gaynor, R. C.
John F. Monohan, R. C.
Edward F. Ryan, R. C.
James N. McKay, R. C.
Karl P. Miller, Pres. N.
Frank A. Seifert, R. C.
Frank E. Wilson, P. E.
Francis A. Biendl, R. C.
Thomas F. Eustace, R. C.
Henry T. Lammers, R. C.
Francis J. Walsh, R. C.
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Chas. S. Biggs, M. E.
Autho P. Gaines, M. E.
E. Holmes Lamar, M. E.
Leo T. Rock, R. C.
Godfrey P. Hunt, R. C
James A. Dunnigan, R. C
Emil E. Molinelli, R. C.
Wm. B. Roberts, P. E.
Edwin J. Ryan, R. C.
Newton Thompson, R. C.
James L. Harley, R. C.
Qement P. Sweeney, R. C.
Joseph Creeden, R. C.
Michael E. Fogarty, R. C.
Fred Cochran, Bap. S.
Andrew F. Browne, R. C.
Cornelius F. Donovan, R. C.
Aloys. M. Fitzpatrick, R. C.
James F. Kelly, R. C.
Martin J. Nealis, R. C.
Frederick W. Ryan, R. C.
Joseph Ryan, R. C.
Francis T. Scullin, R. C.
Francis E. Walsh, R. C.
Joseph S. Carroll, R. C.
Maurice Ackermann, R. C.
James D. Canarie, R. C.
Edward P. Curran, R. C.
John J. Donegan, R. C.
John C. Dunphy, R. C.
Edward M. Hartigan, R. C.
Frederick T. McKeon, R. C.
Edward J. Quinn, R. C.
Edward J. Smith, R. C.
C. H. Van Metre, M. E.
J. H. Webber-Thompson, P. E.
Churley A. Bloomquist, M. E.
Webb Brame, Bap. S.
Henry J. Chiera, P. E.
Edward F. Cody, Pres. N.
Felician M. Fehlner, R. C.
Lloyd B. Holsapple, P. E.
Arthur J. LeVeer, R. C.
Ralph L. Martin, U. P.
Cornelius Normoyle, R. C.
Robert H. Ruff, M. E. S.
Roi B. Tibbetts, M. E.
Celestine Bittl, R. C.
H. Russell Browne, Pres. N.
James Cannon, III, M. E. S.
Wm. H. Grace, R. C
Joseph A. Howard, R. C
James J. O'Brien, R. C.
Charles F. Seifert, R. C
Huel E. Waggoner, Bap. S.
John F. Conoley, R. C.
George W. Graham, Bap. S.
Decatur N. Lacy, M. E.
Frank B. Ward, Disc.
John A. Connelly, R. C.
Walter A. Sinnott, R. C.
John R. Morgan, R. C.
Lafayette W. Yarwood, R. C.
Adam Bird, M, E.
James M. Burke, R. C.
James M. Delaney, R. C.
Edward J. Gracey, R. C.
Bernard G. McGuigan, R. C.
Arthur J. Luckey, R. C.
James L. McBride, Pres. N.
Dominie J. Sweeney, R. C.
George K. Way, M. E. S.
Hilary Zwisler, R. C.
John P. Cavanaugh, R. C.
Joe N. Everheart, Pres. N.
Arthur O. Moore, Bap. S.
Fred G. Rand, M. E. S.
Chas. E. Smith, M. E.
Jesse G. Vance, M. E.
Orilas G. White, Disc.
Edward J. Bracken, Jr., R. C.
Joseph P. Clancy, R. C.
James E. Duffy, R. C.
Charles H. Kane, R. C.
James C. Richardson, Bap. S.
George T. Rowe, Bap. S.
John J. Rowe, R. C.
Wm. T. Amiger, Natl. Bap.
Chas. Breck Ackley, P. E.
Lawrence Wm. Acker, Luth.
Walker M. Alderton, Bap. S.
Eugene Alexander, Pres. S.
Louis C. Allen, Pres. N.
Frank P. Anderson, Pres. S.
Robert S. Arrowood, Pres. S.
John B. Bisbee, Univ.
John W. Bricker, Chr.
David Hiram Bucks, Luth.
Francis A. Buddin, M. E. S.
Edwin Burling, M. E.
Bates G. Burt, P. E.
Clinton Jay Bushey, M. E. S.
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John Wm. Byrd, M. E, S.
John Brice, U. P.
Edward L. Branham, Disc.
Ignatius B. Boyce, R. C.
Joseph H. Boutin, R. C.
John Joseph Bonner, R. C.
Walter Sax Bloom, Ref. A.
Roy Hamilton Biser, Disc.
A. Melville Billman,
Ref. U. S.
Roy Henry Barrett, Bap. N.
Harold Guy Barr, Disc.
Detlev Baltzer, Ev. Syn.
Theodore Bachelor, Cong.
Ray McKeller Camp, Disc.
Glenn E. Carpenter, Pres. N.
Alf. G. Casper, A. M. E.
Arthur Vale Casselman,
Ref. U. S.
Wm. Chaput, R. C.
John B. Coan, M. E.
Edgar Roy Cochran, M. E.
Preston M. Conant, M. E.
Ira Lee Crabtree, M. E.
Harvey E. Crowell, Luth.
Donald M. Chappel, Pres. N.
Theodore S. Dunn, Cong.
Samuel R. Dout, M. E.
Vincent J. Dougherty, R. C.
Andrew Orin Dodge, R. C.
Emory M. Dietrich,
Ref. U. S.
Frederic W. Dibble, M. E. S.
Walter Mark Depp, M. E.
John T. DeBardeleben,
M. E. S.
Thos. Elwood Davis, A. M. E.
Zion
Samuel G. Dunseeth, P. E.
Chas. T. Davis, Bap. S.
Otto Emile Ellef son, M. E.
Floyd John Evans, Christian
Francis Xav. J. Exler, R. C.
Geo. Albert Ehrgood,
Ref. U. S.
John Franklin Edwards, M. E.
Hugh Kerr Fulton, Pres. N.
Carl L. Foss, Luth.
Ernest L. Flanagan, Pres. S.
Orville Earl Fisher, Ref. A.
H. F/eidstad, Luth.
Clarence C. Fisher, M. E.
Richard A. Greene, A. M. E.
Andrew Stanton Gill, P. E.
Fernd. Hooker Groom, Disc.
Ed. Miner L. Gould, New Jem.
Gare Torrey Goodwin, M. E.
Wm. S. Golden, Pres. S.
Clyde L. Gibbens, Bap. N.
Edw. Ashley Gerhard, P. E.
Herbert H. Gallman, Luth.
John Richard Hahn,
Ref. U. S.
Alexander James Kaupt, Luth.
Chas. Henry Heaton, Bap. N.
Geo. A. Hartman, Pres. N.
Jesse Evan Hart, Bap. N.
Marion B. Harris, Disc.
Albert Grady Harris, Pres. S.
Wm. Melvin Hall, M. E.
Harold Holt, P. E.
Earl W. Holmes, Bap. S.
Bach. Gladst Hodge, M. E. S.
Byron Hester, Disc
Frank Wilb. Herriott, Bap. N.
Alfred Hendrickson, Luth.
L. Valmore Hetrick, Ref. U. S.
David Harold Hickey, M. E.
Adam Armour Hunter, M. E.
Blair, Theo. Hunt, Jr.,
Natl. Bap.
Andrew Lee Honn, M. E.
John Acton Hill, A. M. E.
Wm. S. Irwin, Brethren
Francis G. Ilsley, P. E.
Arch. Morgan Jenkins, U. E.
Frank James, M. E.
Milt. Hannib. Knox, Pres. S.
Samuel B. Knowles, M. E. S.
Thomas P. Kelly, R. C.
Henry E. Kelly, P. E.
Carl Alfred Kallgren, Bap. N.
Cecil H. Lang, Pres. S.
Roydon Clapp Leonard, Univ.
Stowart Ira Long, Bap. N.
Raymond C. Lippard, Pres. N.
Berton S. Levering, P. E.
Daniel James Lenihan, R. C.
Lee Cloyd Murray, M. E.
John Wm. Mundy, R. C
Wright T. Moore, Christian
Harold E. Mohn, M. E.
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try Mitchell, M. E. S.
: Ivan Mitchell, Disc
inden Minich, Cong.
1 Johnson Miller, M. E.
• Deck Miller, Luth.
C Miller, Bap. S.
•d B. Martin. M. E.
r H. Marshall, P. E.
EL Marbach, Pres. N.
Lester Magoon, Bap. N.
1 B. McGiffin, Luth.
t C. Macklin, Cong,
d Oliver McRae, M. E.
Patrick McMahon, R. C.
;s E. McLean, Pres. S.
el J. McKeough, R. C.
ty MacDonald, Pres. N.
in A. Madson, Luth.
tt Clint. Mallory, M. E.
il Ed. Newman, Bap. N.
i M. Newgard, Ref. A.
e Ossman, P. E.
vi. Olander, Luth.
r Raym. Oates, Pres. N.
H. O'Dowd, P. E.
it G. O'Brien, R. C.
Hyb. Pollard, Bap. N.
is S. Poling, U. E.
is Jos. Plutz, R. C.
Henry Pettus, P. E.
C. S. Pellowe, M. E.
van Patch, Cong.
Rutherford, Christian
B. Rupp, Ref. U. S.
R. Rudolph, Luth.
rd J. Reemtsma, Pres. N.
D. Rodholm, Luth.
is J. Ross, R. C.
el G. Rogers, M. E. S.
es W. Rodgers, M. E.
ice Wm. Reynolds, Cong.
:r Allen Reiser, Luth.
t Bruce Raup, Pres. ^N.
;e Harvey Ramsey, Disc,
es Snell Rahn, Luth.
x Elmer Swoyer, Luth.
ter Storassli, Luth.
: Jos. Sanborn, Christian
Byron Strout, M. E. S.
r T. Stdng, M. E.
58 H. Stevens, Bap. S.
Jos. August Sskwar, Bap. N.
George Elijah Smith, Bap. S.
Harry Andrew Shuder, Cong.
Frank Carl Shirley, Pres. N.
Wm. Hilton Shaw, Pres. N.
John Thomas Scull, M. E.
Grover C. Schwartz, Bap. N.
Craig W. Schwartz, Disc. #
George Daniel Schmidt, Disc.
Herbert N. Tucker, P. E.
T. Herbert Tinsley, Disc.
Walter Lee Thompson, Disc.
George Tyler Terrell, Bap. S.
John W. Van Zanten, Ref. A.
George Hosea Welch, Univ.
M. Arthur Workman, M. E.
Noah W. Williams, A. M. E.
Jesse L Wilkinson, Disc.
James J. Whitehouse, Disc.
Stanley R. West, P. K
Johncy W. Weldon, M. E. S.
Charles F. Weidensaul, U. E.
Scott R. Wagner, Ref. A.
Robert Jacob Wolf, Luth.
Christen Westermoe, Luth.
Chas. Edgar Wauford, Bap. S.
Whitney S. Yeaple, Bap. N.
Wayland Zwayer, Bap. N.
Winf . Hamlin Ziegler, P. E.
Robert R. Bryan, U. P.
Francis A. Reardon, R. C.
William D. Cleary, R. C.
Fredk. J. Holloran, R. C.
John G. Unrug, M. E. S.
Robert B. W. Hutt, P. E.
Michael J. Crowley, R. C.
George J. Caruana, R. C.
Patrick L. Dolan, R. C.
Hugh J. McNulty, R. C.
Malachy O'Leary, R. C
Charles H. Webb, P. E.
Cyril B. Harris, P. E.
Leo. E. Laviolette, R. C.
David J. Moran, R. C.
T. Henry Dean, R. C
Edward C. Kunkle, Bap. N.
Wm. C. Perez, Pres. N.
John M. Thomas, Cong.
Geo. C. Lenington, Ref. A.
George A. Rosedom,
Natl. Ba?>
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Thomas J. Golightly, Dii
Patrick N. McDermott, R. C
Allean A. Nellis, Bap. N.
Emile P. A. Replat, R. C
Thomas Sals, R. C.
Edward P. Anderson, R. C.
Hansen Bergen, Pres. N.
Matthew F. Brady, R. C.
Timothy Fitzpatrick, R. C.
Russell J. Pirkey, Bap. S.
Tipton L Wood, C. Pres.
Thos. F. Hayden, R. C.
John F. Weaver, Pres. N.
Pascal Crispino, R. C
Ben H. Smith, Disc.
Hays Farish, Disc
Joseph D. Piper, M. E.
Patrick J. Cronin, R. C.
Frank B. Bonner, Pres. N.
Joseph A. Breslin, R. C.
John R. Hackett, R. C.
Arthur O. Dewey, M. E.
Ernest R. Holz, Sal. Army
Thos. J. McLaughlin, R. C.
William H. Sledge, Bap. N.
Francis B. Roseboro, r. E.
Benjamin Freidman, Hebrew
Edmund C. Sliney, R. C.
Daniel J. McCarthy, R. C.
Stephen L. Ahern, R. C.
Thomas B. Brown, R. C.
Herbert E. Cowell, P. E.
Jas. E. Cunningham, M. E. S.
John A. Dougherty, R. C.
James B. Howley, R. C
Edgar W. Anderson, P. IL
Aaron H. Anglin, M. E. S.
Albert S. Lee, Bap. S.
Robert F. Tallmadge, R. C.
Bernard J. Quinn, R. C.
Arthur J. F. Quinn, R. C.
Joseph S. Kaminski, R. C.
John H. Landry, R. C.
A. J. F. Muszynski, R. C.
John F. Tucker, R. C.
Robt. J. Froehlich, R. C.
Joseph V. Molloy, R. C.
Ellis A. Christian, P. E.
(Col.)
Israel Bettan, Hebrew
George G. Fox, R. C.
Victor R. Pearson, Loth.
Harry L. Virden, P. E.
Charles McDonnell, R. C.
Martin E. Fahy, R. C
Warren F. Parke, R. C
Louis A. Falley, R. C
Taber Knox, Ref. A.
James L Moakley, R. C.
Jos. W. Cochran, Pres. N.
John W. Daily, R. C
Gregory (yBrien, R. C.
Louis A. Pelletier, R. C.
James A. Ryan, Sat Army
David P. Fitzgerald, R. C
Patrick H. Griffin, R. C
William B. Duffey, R. C.
Walter Givens, Disc
Fran. C. Grusenmeyer, R C.
Frank J. Knapp, P. E.
Howard McConnell, Disc
Thomas A. Canty, R. C
John T. Holland, R. C.
Howard E. Snyder, Luth.
John Mac Williams, Pres. S.
A. C. V. Dangremond, Ref. A.
Jacob M. Stick, Pres. N.
Fritz C. Beach, M. E. S.
Fred Harvey Beard, Bap. N.
John M. Bellamy, R. C
Paul L. Benedict, M. E.
Joel R. Benjamin, Disc.
Ivan L. Bennett, Bap. S.
Samuel C. Benson, Pres. N.
Philip J. Boivin, R. C.
Grover T. Bond, M. E. S.
Robert J. Booth, R. C.
Niles A. Borop, Disc
J. W. E. Bowen, Jr., M. E.
(Col.)
Edmund J. Britt, R. C
Jeremiah J. Broderick, R. C.
Andrew D. Brown, M. E.
Frank W. Brown, A. M. E.
Benjamin H. Bruner, Disc
James P. Buckley, R. C
Cyril D. Buotich, R. C
Joseph A. Burke, R. C.
John V. Byrne, R. C
Lonnie R. Call, Bap. N.
John F. B. Campbell, R. C.
Alfred J. Case, M. E.
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lew W. J. Clair, M. E.
(Col.)
unin H. Clark, Bap.
is P. Clarke, M. E. S.
Cleland, M. E.
t L. Collins, R. C
J. Connolly, R. C.
G. Cook, R. C
slius A. Corcoran, R. C.
ibald R. Corn, M. P.
am Couden, Univ.
am E. Coyle, R. C.
er X. Credle, Christian
J. Cullinan, R. C.
lew A. Cummings, R. C.
s F. Cummins, R. C.
lond Cunningham, P. E.
M. Curry, Bap. S.
irick Davies, Disc.
V. Davis, Bap. S.
es H. Day, Disc
J. Delihant, R. C
B. W. Day, Unit.
5 J. Dolan, R. C.
;r J. Donoghue, R. C
thy J. Donovan, R. C.
er W. Doolin, R. C.
ius B. Duffy, R. C.
ir C. Dusseau, R. C.
es D. Eldridge, Bap. N.
R. Esaias, M. E.
W. Farley, Disc
G. Favor, Cong.
L. Ferguson, Jr., M. E. S.
im Arthur Fite, Disc.
$ J. Fitzgibbon, R. C.
tel G. French, R. C.
1 T. Gallagher, R. C
ice L. Gallup, Pres. N.
rell Ganter, P. E.
Gass, P. E.
; H. Gauthier, R. C.
rd W. Gentry, Disc
; P. Gerhart, P. E.
hill J. Gibson, P. E.
>d H. Goodwin, P. E.
n Gould, M. E. S.
G. Grant, Bap. S.
as Grice, M. E.
ard H. J. Habel, Luth.
k J. Hackett, R. C.
Wilb. C Hallenbeck, Pres. N.
Eug. H. Hamilton, Cong.
(Col.)
Benjamin D. Hanscom, M. E.
Arthur J. Hansen, Bap. N.
Leo M. Hartke, R. C.
Chas. S. Hartridge, M. R S.
Joseph A. Hayes, R. C.
Herbert Haywood, Bap. S.
Hal C. Head, Bap. N.
John J. Healey, R. C.
Michael J. Heeney, R. C.
Richard Heilbron, Disc
Frederick W. Heifer, Disc
Edward J. Higgins, R. C.
Harry S. Higgins, Bap. N.
Michael H. Hinseen, R. C.
William M. Hogan, R. C.
Burton P. Holt, Pres. N.
Eldon A. Huchison, Bap. N.
Frederick J. Huegel, Disc.
Franklin G. Hilling, Bap. S.
Joseph R. Jeffery, M. E.
Frederick A. Johnson, Pres. N.
James W. Johnson, M. E. S.
George T. Jones, R. C.
William E. Jones, Cong.
William J. Jordon, R, C.
J. Warren Kaufmann, Pres. N.
Robert M. Kellerman, Univ.
John S. Kelley, R. C.
Theodore Kellogg, Cong.
Andrew J. Kelly, R. C.
Charles E. Kemp, R. C.
James D. Kenny, R. C.
John C. Kerr, M. E.
Walter H. Ketchum, M. E. S.
William F. Kiely, R. C
Robert L. Kinnaird, Pres. S.
Richd. A. Kirchhoffer, P. E.
George L. Koob, R. C
John M. Lacy, Pres. S.
Edm. R. Laine, Jr., P. E.
Clinton E. Lancaster, Bap. S.
Joseph B. Lauermann, R. C
Christopher A. Lawless, R. C
LeRoy Lawther, Pres. N.
John D. Leach, M. E.
Marshall J. LeSage, R. C.
Charles R. Lichte, U. E.
Wm. Joseph Lillis, R. C.
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Norris A. Lineweaver, M. E.
Edward A. Loehr, R. C.
John E. Lorenz, R. C.
Arnord H. Lowe, Pres. N.
Edward J. Lyng, R. C.
James L. Lyons, M. E. S.
Francis D. McCabe, M. K
John J. McCann, R. C.
Charles J. McCarthy, R. C
Francis M. McCoy, M. E.
Morgan A. McDermott, R. C
F. D. L. McDonald, A. M. E.
Peerce N. McDonald, P. E.
Wm. G. McDowell, Jr., P. E.
Lewis A. McGee, A. M. E.
James F. L. McKeever, R. C.
Thomas E. McMahon, R. C.
Edward B. McNally, R. C.
Joseph E. McNanamy, R. C.
Dennis J. Maguire, R. C.
Francis J. Maloney, R. C
Francis J. Martin, R. C.
Ivan G. Martin, Pres. N.
William C. Melendy, Disc.
Mylon D. Merchant, Cong.
Frank L. Miller, Pres. N.
Patrick M. Monaghan, R. C.
M. G. Montgomery, Pres. N.
Wm. G. Muhleman, M. E.
Thomas P. Mulligan, R. C.
Dwight L. Myers, M. E.
John W. Newsom, Bap. S.
Cuthbert P. Newton, Bap. N.
George A. Nickles, Pres. N.
Eric M. North, M. E.
Abraham Nowak, Hebrew
Roman J. Nuwer, R. C.
Joseph L. O'Neill, R. C.
Claude Orear, M.E.S.
Maurice J. O'Shea, R. C
Thomas N. OToole, R. C.
John S. Palubicki, R. C
George W. Pare, R. C.
Andrew J. Patrick, M. E.
Pancratius B. Paukstis, R. C.
Mark G. Paulsen, P. E.
Coral D. Payne, M. P.
James M. Pepper, Bap. S.
Walter W. Pharr, Pres. S.
Charles W. Popham, P. E.
Hoyt R Porter, Bap. S.
Warren T. Powell, M. E.
James K. Quay, U. P.
Elias N. Rabinowitz, Hebrew
Douglas T. Reed, M. E. S.
Eugene B. Regan, R. C.
Herman T. Reinecke, Pres. N.
George L. Rice, R. C.
Benjamin W. Riner, M. E.
Thomas F. Ripple, M. E.
James E. Rock, R. C.
Minor J. Ross, Disc
James M. Ryan, R. C.
PhUlips H. Ryan, M. E. S.
Simon J. Ryder, R. C
Bernard Salbreiter, R. C.
Lewis W. Sanford, Unit
Raymond P. Sanford, Bap. N.
Adhemar J. Savary, R. C.
George F. Schaum, U. E.
Lewis M. Schorn, R. C.
William P. Schulte, R. C
Francis X. Scott, R. C.
Clem. D. Shaughnessy, R. C
Vincent J. Shepherd, R. C
Henry W. Shirley, Bap. S.
Gaius J. Slosser, M. E.
Alfred M. Smith, P. K
Isidore L. Smith, R. C
Harold E. B. Speight, Unit
Samuel T. Steele, Jr., P. E.
Gilbert Stickelmaier, R. C
George E. Stickney, Cong.
James M. Stoney, P. E.
Joseph M. Sullivan, R. C.
Aloysius C. Sutter, R. C.
Howard D. Talbott, Pres. N.
Malcolm S. Taylor, P. E.
Thomas F. Temple, R. C.
Albert J. Thompson, R. C.
Paul T. Thompson, Bap. S.
Jesse P. Thornbury, Bap. S.
Glen E. Tilton, M. E*
Qiff K. Titus, Disc.
William Veit, R. C.
Karl L. VonKrug, Pres. N.
Edward Vurpillat, R. C.
Edward T. Walsh, R. C.
Robert N. Ward, P. E.
George C. Warren, Disc.
Henry P. White, R. C.
John H. Williams, Bap. S.
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Win I. Winter, Bap. N.
B. Withington, Cong.
:md T. Witt, Pres. N.
i\ B. Young, Luth.
•t J. Zudeck, R. C.
» J. Grohman, R. C
B. Macintosh, Luth.
B. White, R. C
ird D. Pope, R. C.
Mice J. Boyle, R. C.
J. Reddy, R. C
s S. Smith, Pres. N.
. L. McDonald, M. E. S.
B. Ascham, M. E.
r Earle Burtt, Pres. N.
H. Chapman, P. E.
s H. Dunham, Pres. N.
ne J. Feeney, R. C.
on J. Greene, P. E.
rt C. Hoover, M. E.
am H. Johnson, Cong.
A. Nesbitt, Pres. N.
am T. Wood, P. E.
ar W. P. Wylie, P. E.
Yergen, Cong. (Col.)
y R. Richmond, Hebrew
E. Killion, R. C.
las A. Lawless, R. C.
ard H. Wessling, R. C.
or O'Connell, R. C
ew J. Baczyk, R. C
•rick Errington, Cong,
[tint. Hatwood, A. M. E.
Zion
H. Ready, R. C.
Samuel, Bap. N.
rs B. T. Anderson, R. C.
e C. Kelly, P. E.
ge E. L'Ecuyer, R. C.
:s H. McCallum, Disc
r L. Simpson, M. E. S.
ey W. Smith, P. E.
I. Wallace, Cong,
cis M. Wetherhill, P. E.
rose Bucher, R. C.
i S. Faurote, R. C.
srick N. McMillin, Luth.
F. Pfeiffcr, Luth.
E. Bash, M. E.
aas G. Conboy, R. C.
elius A. Maher, R. C.
George Parkinson, M. E.
WilUam D. Smith, P. E.
Albert J. Viau, R. C.
Frank P. Beal, Cong.
Harley I. Croyle, Disc.
H. Duff, Pres. N.
Herbert Ford, Bap. N.
Ora D. Foster, Cong.
Walter A. Hearn, M. E.
Paul S. Johnson, Pres. N.
Stephen L. Kiser, M. E.
Roland Q. Leavefi, Bap. S.
Henry M. McDowell, Cong.
David L Petty, Christian
Christian H. Reeb, Bap. N.
William E. Shaw, M. E.
Patrick Turner, Bap. N.
Norm. S. Marshall, Sal. Army
Warren Morse, Cong.
Dennis F. Fullam, R. C.
Oliver C Laizure, M. E.
Peter J. Kilkenny, R. C
George B. Lawson, Bap. N.
Gibson C. Mosher, M. E.
Augustine A. Dinand, R. C.
George H. Barker, U. B.
Hurley Begun, Unit.
Edward W. Cross, Cong.
Edwin A. Elliott, Disc
Charles W. Fulton, U. P.
George D. Kirkpatrick, Disc
Malcolm E. Peabody, P. E.
Henry M. Prentiss, Cong.
John K. Williams, Bap.
James A. McDonald, R. C.
Stephen M. Donovan, R. C
John W. Mavnard, M. E.
George Woodall, M. E.
Leonard J. Rothstein, Hebrew
Charles Y. Trigg, Col. M. E.
Morton O. Stockland, M. E.
Wm. G. Lowe, M. E. S.
Charles E. Turley, M. E.
Francis W. Perkins, M. P.
Ht Qifford Northcott M. E.
Charles E. Schuetx, R. C.
Cornelius E. Kennedy, R. C
Warner C. Barham, M. E. &
John J. Kierman, R. C.
Joseph P. Munday, R. C
J. Cude Rousseaux, M, E. S.
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Earle M. Stigers, Bap. N.
Henry E. Stipe, M. E. S.
John M. Wells, Bap. N.
Chesley L. Bowden, Bap.
James M. Carra, R. C.
Thomas A. Dinan, R. C.
Percy M. Kendall, Disc.
Elmer A. Huset, Luth.
Julius A. Leibert, Hebrew
Anthony F. Manno, R. C.
George F. Taylor, P. E.
John C. Brookins, Bap. N.
Guy H. Wilson, M. E. S.
Joseph F. Drew, R. C.
Jerome Rosen, Hebrew
Thomas A. Coffey, R. C.
Caesar Phares, R. C.
George Rittenhouse, Bap. N.
Henry R. Wescott, Jr., Bap. N.
Robert C. Lemon, Disc.
Harry S. Mabie, Bap. S.
John J. Pochily, R. C.
Robert F. Reynolds, R. C.
Richard J. Shields, R. C.
John B. Eula, R. C.
John M. Page, P. E.
Robt. C. George, M. E. S.
Oliver H. Bronson, Cong.
William R. Kinder, P. E.
Raymond McGowan, R. C.
Edward D. Solomon, Bap. S.
Nathan E. Barasch, Hebrew
Dominich A. Cassetta, P. R
J. Washington Watts, Bap. S.
Jackson L. Allgood, M. E. S.
William R. Campbell, P. E.
William S. Clairborne, P. E.
H. C. Cunningham, Pres. N.
Thomas Dyer, Pres. S.
Frederick M. Eliot, Pres.
James H. S. Fair, P. E.
Peter H. Hershey, Pres. N.
Edward M. Joffreys, P. E.
Roy John, M. E.
Willard W. Jones, Disc
Richard E. Locke, Pres.
Patrick J. Manton, R. C.
Samuel W. Moore, Pres. N
Reuben H. McAllister, M. E.
William C Press, Pres. N.
John S. Pupen, P. E.
George J. Russell, Pres. N.
William O. Shank, Bap. S.
Henry Sherrili, P. E.
Paul V. Mignani, R. C.
John F. White, R. C
Leon M. Hall, M. E. S.
Fredk. O. Criminger, Bap. S.
Wm. M. Bartlett, C S.
Wm. J. Boyle, R. C.
John D. Sullivan, R. C.
Edward O. Hunter, Bap. N.
George W. Gorrell, Bap. S.
William W. Gilliss, P. E.
Solomon B. Freehof, Hebrew
Robert W. Cummings, U. P.
Harold G. Gaunt, Pres. N.
George J. Zentgraf , R. C.
John F. McLaughlin, R. C.
Thomas J. McKitchen, R. C.
David P. McQuarrie, Pres. N.
John A. Langton, R. C
Jay Knox, Pres. N.
Luther H. Ketels, M. E.
Arthur E. Kernahan, M. E.
James G. Heller, Hebrew
Leon M. Hall, M. E. S.
Perry E. Grimm, M. P.
William B. Gates, Pres. N.
Ernest E. Davis, M. E.
Albert E. Day, M. E.
Wayne D. Byland, Bap. S.
Wm. M. Alexander, M. E. S.
Frank R. Arnold, A. M. E.
William C. Ashford, Bap. S.
William T. Barbre, Disc
James A. Barnett, Disc.
Arthur W. Barwick, Cong.
Roy P. Basler, M. E. S.
William Y. Bell, C. M. E.
Edwin H. Boldrey, M. E.
Reuben E. Boyd, M. E.
Gideon J. Bryan, M. E. S.
Benjamin S. Burkett, Disc
Walt P. Carmichael, M. E. S.
Robert P. Carroll, M. E. S.
Louis S. Cole, Bap. S.
Harvey F. Connor, M. E.
Richard H. Crowder, M. E.
Fletcher S. Crowe, M. E. S.
Arthur Dinsdale, M. E.
Solomon F. Dowis, Bap. S.
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B. Ekey, M. E.
nas W. Fessenden, M. E.
y K. Filler, C. S.
id W. Franklin, M. E. S.
vert H. Frazier, Bap. S.
iel Fredman, Hebrew
nas B. Gibson, Bap. S.
s L. Glass, M. E.
J. Gravatt, Jr., P. E.
:r C Gunn, M. E. S.
ird L. Hadsell, M. E.
: F. Hawkins, Bap. S.
)h A. Hammond, Cong,
r O. Heath, M. E. S.
m Hirschberg, Hebrew
i W. Hull, M. K
rt Husted, Pres. N.
ym. H. Johnson, A. M. E.
M. Jones, Bap. S,
r E. Jones, M. R
:er M. Alderton, Bap. S.
> A. Kilburn, M. E.
rt M. Lehew, Jr., M. E.
i Leith, Pres. N.
ge j. Moorman, R. C
am F. Mullally, R. C.
el P. O'Donnell, R. C.
ge W. Pax, R. C
s P. Towey, R. C.
M. Thomas, Cong.
:en C. Harper, Bap. S.
J. Featherston, R. C.
rt G. Morris, A. M. E.
ield S. Booth, Bap. N.
y R. Fleuren, R. C.
am H. H. Joyce, Cong.
»ert M. Peck, P. E.
les S. Wyckoff, Cong,
iel M. Cavert, Pres. N.
rt J. Elliott, M. E.
M. Home, Disc
in S. Lane, P. E.
ii M. Thompson, Jr.,
Bap. N.
iel G. Trexler, Luth.
>h K Vandergriff, M. E.
oas E. Watts, Cong,
nas A. Wiles, Bap. S.
cis D. Bachman, Bap. S.
lan L. Driskell, Bap. S.
f T. Knight, Bap. S.
Benj. B. Lavender, Pres. N.
Leon. S. Nightwine, M. E. S.
William N. Sholl, Pres. S.
Martin S. Blair, Bap. S.
John V. Axton, Cong.
John W. Bates, M. E.
Wm. M. Baumgartner, M. E.
Herbert W. Beck, C S.
Patrick J. Behan, R. C
Gideon Berger, M. E.
Jacob C. Berry, M. E.
Raymond B. Blakney, Cong.
Russell B. Briney, Disc.
Nels A. Christensen, M. E.
Orville I. Clampitt, Bap. S.
Charles C. Colby, Bap.
Murand D. Council, M. E. S.
James C. Crowson, M. E. S.
Robt C. Edgington, M. E.
Roy I. Farmer, M. P.
Miles B. Hays, Bap. S.
James W. Langham, Bap. S.
Alfred S. Lawrence, P. E.
Morris B. Lazaron, Hebrew
George W. Light, Bap. S.
Paul Little, M. E.
Floyd B. Logee, Pres. N.
Albert R. Luton, Bap. S.
Bertram W. Maxwell, Pres. N.
Edward C. McAllister, P. E.
Carl K. Mahoney, M. E.
Walter J. Matherly, Bap. S.
C L. Middlebrooks, M. E. S.
Benjamin H. Mobley, M. E. S.
Carl H. Moore, Bap. S.
Herman K Morris, Bap. S.
Thomas H. Morris, M. E.
Frederic C. Musser, P. E.
Carl J. Olander, Bap. S.
Harry L. Oldfield, Cong.
Roy H. Parker, Bap. S.
Edwin A. Penick, Jr., P. E.
Homer B. Potter, M. E.
Cyrus C. Prentice, Bap. N.
Francis P. Quinn, R. C.
Benj. P. Richardson, Bap. N.
Douglas L, Rights, Moravian
Harvey F. Risse, Disc
Isaac W. Rogers, Bap. S.
Reginald Rowland, Pres. N.
Albert G. Schatzman, M. E.
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William Schubert, M. £.
Clarence A. Shake, M. £.
Lovick P. Shearer, M. E. S.
James R. Shepley, Ref.
Roscoe B. Sheppard, M. E.
Montg. J. Shroyer, M. P.
Allen C. Shue, M. E.
Joseph H. Smith, M. E.
Orland R. South. M. E.
Hugh B. Speer, U. P.
Rufus B. Stanton, Bap. S.
Frank G. H. Stevens, M. E.
Frank A. Stockwell, Univ.
Henry W. Stoody, M. E.
Karl R. Thompson, M. E.
Edward L. Trett, Pres. N.
George A. Tuttle, Cong.
Sireno C. Weist, Cong.
William D. Wahan, Bap. N.
Henry J. Wharton, M. E.
D. Charles White, P. E.
James H. Wiley, Bap. S.
Gordon A. Williams, M. E.
Wayne W. Williams, Bap. N.
Clayton J. Yeisley, M. E.
William L. Young, Pres. N.
Lester B. Zug, U. B.
James B. Adams, Natl. Bap*
Needham M. Means, M. E.
(Col.)
Harry G. Atkinson, Chr.
Robert W. Anthony, Pres. N.
Robert H. Clarke, M. E.
Monta M. McFarland, Bap. S.
William C. Sale, Bap. S.
Ernest L. Wismer, Cong.
Myron E. Hoyt, M. E.
George A. Lawton, M. E.
Dilworth R. Lupton, Unit
Rolo L. Rilling, Pres. N.
William L. Ruyle, M. E.
Daniel E. Smith, Disc.
Benjamin R. Weld, Pres. N.
Walter P. Binns, Bap. S.
Ernest D. Gilbert, Christian
Gabrial Farrell, P. E.
David R. Graham, M. E.
Thomas H. Otwell, M. E. S.
Ralph W. Rogers, M. E.
John A. Plantz, M. E.
Abram L. Baker, M. E.
Wm. Oscar Blout, Bap. S.
Henry A. Carlton, M. E. S.
Ralph C. Deibert* U. E.
Jesse W. Hodges, Bap. S.
William J. Nelson, Bap. S.
Rex Ray, Bap. S.
Theodore W. Gayer, Bap. S.
Howard S. McMillan, Bap. S.
Wesley L. Baker, M. E. S.
Samuel A. Arnold, M. E. S.
Robert F. Doll, Bap. S.
Jos. G. Stewart, Cumb. Pres.
Ernest H. Dunlap, Bap. S.
Lovick P. Law, M. E. S.
Wm. Jay Richards, M. E. S.
Edgar N. Thorn, Bap. N.
George H. Ketterer, M. E.
Stephen C. Lang, Cong.
James H. MacArthur, Pres. N.
James M. Reiley, M. E.
Norman V. Sargent, M. E.
Harris E. Starr, Cong.
R. W. Jefferson, Natl. Bap.
Geo. C. Parker, C. M. E.
Isaac C. Snowden, C. M. E.
Wayne O. Kantner, Luth.
Christoph Keller, P. E.
George B. Parkin, M. E.
Edwin H. Sauer, M. E.
Leonard Trap, Christian Ref.
Orvis T. Anderson, Bap. N.
Manuel A. Cooper, Bap. S.
Fredk. C. Sager, M. E.
Roy N. Spooner, M. E.
Archie Taylor, Bap. S.
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WAR-WORK COMMISSIONS OF RELIGIOUS BODIES
AND OF INTERCHTJRCH BODIES
OF RELIGIOUS BODIES
BAPTIST, NORTH
War Commission of the Northern Baptist Convention.
Chmn., George W. Coleman, 220 Devonshire St, Boston,
Mass.; Sec, Rev. Samuel Z. Batten, 1701 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BAPTIST, SOUTH
War Council of the Home-Mission Board of the Southern
Baptist Convention.
Chmn., H. M. Willett; Cor. Sec, Rev. B. D. Gray, 1004
Healey Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.; Director Camp Activities, Rev.
George Green.
CHRISTIAN
War-Work Committee.
Rev. F. G. Coffin, Albany, N. Y. ; Hermon Eldredge, Erie,
Pa.; Rev. J. F. Burnett, Dayton, O.
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
War Service Commission.
Chmn., Rev. K. Bergsma; Sec, R Van Noord, 515 Eastern
Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
CONGREGATIONAL
National Service Commission of the Congregational
Churches.
Chmn., Kenyon L. Butterfield, Amherst, Mass.; Sec, Rev.
Henry A. Atkinson, 289 Fourth Ave., New York City.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
War-Emergency Committee for the.
Chmn., E. M. Bowman; Sec, Rev. Grant K. Lewis, Carew
Bldg,, Cincinnati, O, #
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EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION
Commission on National Service of the.
Chmn., Bishop S. C Breyfogel, 836 Centre Ave, Reading,
Pa.; See., Rev. F. C. Berger, 1003 Woodland Ave., S. E.,
Cleveland. O.; Asst. Sec, Rev. W. C. Hallwachs, 1903
Woodland Ave., S. E., Cleveland, O.
LUTHERAN CHURCH (All General Bodies)
National Lutheran Commission for Soldiers' and Sailors'
Welfare.
Chmn., Rev. Frederick H. Knubel, 48 Hamilton Terrace,
New York City; Exec Sec, Rev. J. A. O. Stub, 437 Fifth
Ave., New York City ; Office Sec, Rev. Win. Freas.
EVANGELICAL SYNOD OF NORTH AMERICA
War Welfare Commission of the.
Chmn., Rev. W. L. Bretz, 221 E. Gates St., Columbus, O.;
Exec Sec, Rev. Reinhold Niebuhr, 1876 Grand River
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
FRIENDS
American Friends Service Committee.
Chmn., Rufus M. Jones, Haverford College, Haverford,
Pa. ; Exec Sec, Wilbur K. Thomas, 20 S. 12th St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
JEWISH
Jewish Welfare Board for the U. S. Army and Navy.
Chmn., Harry Cutler, 7 Eddy St., Providence, R. I.; Sec,
Chester J. Teller, 149 Fifth Ave., New York City.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
National War Council of the.
Pres., Bishop Joseph W. Berry; Chmn. Exec Com., Bishop
William F. McDowell, 1509 Sixteenth St., Washington,
D. C. ; Exec Officer, Bishop Theodore S. Henderson, 418
Sixth St., Detroit, Mich.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
War-Work Commission of the.
Chmn., Bishop Walter R. Lambuth, Oakdale, Cal.; Sec,
Rev. E. O. Watson, 40 Washington Post Bldg., Washing-
ton, D. C. ; Field Sec, C. C. Selecman.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
War-Work Commission of the.
Chmn., Rev. Lyman E. Davis, 219 Sixth St, Pittsburgh, Pa.;
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Sec, Rev. Charles H. Beck, 507 Pittsburgh Life Bldg.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
War Information Bureau of the.
Chtnn., Bishop J. Albert Johnson ; Sec, J. R. Hawkins, 1541
Fourteenth St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
MORAVIAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
U. S. Service Commission of the.
Exec Sec, Rev. Charles D. Kreider, Nazareth, Pa.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U. S. (South)
General War- Work Council of the;
Chmn., Rev. James I. Vance, 154 Fifth Ave., Nashville,
Tenn.; Sec, Rev. S. E. Hodges, Anniston, Ala.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U. S. A.
National Service Commission of the.
Chtnn., Rev. John F. Carson, 258 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y.; Exec Sec, Rev. Ford C. Ottman, 156 Fifth Ave.,
New York City.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
War- Work Commission of the.
Pres.y F. A. Seagle, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Sec," Treas., T. A.
Havron, Tullahoma, Tenn.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
War Commission of the -Episcopal Church.
Chmn., Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, 122 Commonwealth
Ave., Boston, Mass.; Sec, Rev. Henry B. Washburn, 14
Wall St., New York City.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH
War-Time Commission of the.
Sec, Chaplain Percy T. Edrop, 347 Madison Ave., New
York City.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
National Service Commission of the.
Chmn., Rev. Thomas C. Pollock, 5034 Hazel Ave., Phila-
delphia, Pa.; Sec, Rev. J. Walter Liggitt, 1239 Fillmore
St., Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa.
REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA
War Service Commission of the.
Chmn., Rev. Oscar M. Voorhees, 350 E. 146th St, New
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York City; Chmn. Exec. Com., Rev. W. L Chamberlain,
25 E. 22nd St., New York City ; Exec. Sec, Rev. W. N. P.
Dailey, 25 E. 22nd St., New York City.
REFORMED CHURCH IN THE U. S.
National Service Commission of the.
Chmn., Rev. Charles E. Schaeffer, 15th and Race St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.; Sec. and Treos., Rev. W. Stuart Cramer,
105 E. 22nd St, New York City.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
National Catholic War Council.
Pres., His Eminence, James Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore,
Md.; Exec. Sec, Walter G. Hooke, 932 Fourteenth St,
Washington, D. C
SALVATION ARMY
War Board of the.
Pres., Commander Evangeline Booth; Chmn., Col. W.
Peart; Sec, Col. Edward J. Parker: all, 120 W. 14th St,
New York City.
UNITED BRETHREN
War Commission of the.
Chmn,, Bishop G. M. Mathews, 130 Oxford Place, Dayton,
O. ; Sec, Bishop H. H. Fout, 945 Middle Drive, Woodruff
PI., Indianapolis, Ind.
UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH
War Service Commission of the.
Pres., Rev. William F. Heil, Allentown, Pa.; Sec, Rev. H.
Franklin Schlegel, 449 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Pa.
UNITARIAN CHURCHES
War-Work Council of the.
Chmn,, Samuel A. Eliot; Sec, Rev. Elmer S. Forbes: both
25 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
OF INTER-CHURCH BODIES
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
War Committee of the.
Chmn., Churchill H. Cutting; Cor. Sec, Rev. William L
Haven, Bible House, New York City.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
National Sunday School War Council.
Pres., Rev. Edgar Blake, 58 E. Washington St, Chicago,
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111.; Sec, John L. Alexander, 15 16 Mailers Bldg., 5 S.
Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS
United Committee on War Temperance Activities in the
Army and Navy.
Chmn., Daniel A. Poling, 31 Mt. Vernon St., Boston,
Mass.; Exec. Sec, Rev. Arthur E. Whitney, 289 Fourth
Ave., New York City.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
National War Work Council of the.
Gen. Sec, John R. Mott; Chmn., William Sloane; Asso. Gen.
Sec, Fletcher S. Brockman; Religious Work Sec, Rev.
Robert P. Wilder: all, 347 Madison Ave., New York City.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETIES
Interdenominational Young People's Commission.
Pres., Daniel A. Poling; Sec, Rev. William Ralph Hall,
Witherspoon Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
War-Work Council of the National Board of the.
Chmn., Mrs. James S. Cushman; Sec, Mrs. Howard M.
Morse; Gen. Sec. Naif I Board, Miss Mabel Cratty: all,
600 Lexington Ave., New York City.
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES
General War-Time Commission of the Churches.
Correlating and aiding the work of all these. See p. 250.
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BEPBBSENTATIVE PEACE SOCIETIES
American Peace Society.
Colorado Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
2 Jackson PL, Washington, D. C.
Church Peace Union.
Rev. Henry A. Atkinson, 70 Fifth Ave., New York City.
World Peace Foundation.
40 Mt Vernon St., Boston, Mass.
World's Court League.
Equitable Bldg., New York City.
American School Peace League.
405 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass.
American Society for Judicial Settlement of International
Disputes.
Tunstall Smith, The Preston, Baltimore, Md.
Interparliamentary Union, American Group.
Washington, D. C.
League to Enforce Peace.
130 West 42nd Street, New York City.
Peace Association of Friends.
20 S. 12th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Peace Association of Friends in America.
Second National Bank, Richmond, Ind.
Peace Committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends.
1305 Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fellowship of Reconciliation, International.
Edward W. Evans, 125 E. 27th St, New York City.
Society to Eliminate the Economic Causes of War.
Roger W. Babson, Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Central Organization for a Durable Peace.
70 Fifth Ave., New York City.
N. Y. Peace Society.
Charles H. Levermore, 70 Fifth Ave., New York.
Commission on International Justice and Goodwill.
105 E. 22nd St., New York City. See p. 248.
World Alliance for International Friendship through the
Churches.
70 Fifth Ave., New York City. See pp. 149, 249.
General Information 185
STATE AND CITY FEDERATIONS OF CffUECHES
STATE FEDERATIONS
California
Los Angeles, Rev. E. Guy Talbott, Wright and Callender
Bldg.
Indiana
Indianapolis, Rev. Edgar L. Williams, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Massachusetts
Boston, Rev. E. T. Root, 53 Mt. Vernon St.
Pennsylvania
Altoona, *Rev. G. F. Snyder (P), 950 Thirtieth St.
LOCAL FEDERATIONS
California
Sacramento, Mrs. J. L. Harbaugh, 208 Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
San Diego, Rev. W. E. Crabtree, 2805 Palm.
San Francisco, Rev. Arthur H. Briggs, 5 City Hall Ave.
Los Angeles, **Miss Clara Homes, Wright and Callender
Bldg.
Georgia
Atlanta, James Morton, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Illinois
Chicago, Rev. Herbert L. Willett, Exec. Pres.; Rev. W. B.
Millard, Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.; *Walter R. Mee (C. E.),
Sec. War-Time Committee.
Indiana
Gary, *Rev. Edgar P. Smith (P), Y.M. C.A. Bldg.
Indianapolis, Rev. Morton C. Pearson, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Terre Haute, *Rev. W. O. Rogers (P), Plymouth Cong.
Church.
Kentucky
Louisville, Rev. W. S. Lockhart, Gen. Sec, 1405 Inter-
Southern Bldg.; C. J. Meddis, Associate Sec, 1405 Inter-
Southern Bldg.
Maine
Portland, **Miss Harriett Stevenson, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
(*) Indicates secretary employed part of the time as Pastor (P), Sunday School Asso-
ciation see (S), or Y. M. C. A. Sec. (Y), (**) Indicates an office secretary.
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m Duhrth, W. L. Smithies Y. U C.^MliMh^^^.
St. Paul, Rev. Clair E. Aim £1^ESNHrVMM- « v -
A. J. D. Haupt,il -* n "'
Missouri
Kansas City, *Mr. T
St. Louis, Rev. J. K
Bldg. ; Rev. Howa
Bank Bldg.
Nebraska
Omaha, Mr. Frank J
New York
Buffalo, Rev. C Mc]
New York City, Re^
Ohio
Akron, Rev. F. G. f
Dayton, *Rev. Leste
Cincinnati, Rev. F. 1
Cleveland, Rev. E. 1
Toledo, Rev. Arthtu
Youngstown, *Rev. J -
Pennsylvania
Erie, *Walter E. M
Johnstown, *Mr. W.
Philadelphia, *Rev. * ~~
Pittsburgh, Rev. C. \
Virginia ~
Norfolk, Rev. G. Hi ^
Wisconsin
Milwaukee, *Rev. Si
NOTE— Information regarding — ^
ios E. sand St., New York Oty X ~~
(♦) Indicates secretary employed 'C S
elation see (S). or V. M. C. A. ^ ^
0?
General Information 187
COLORED RELIGIOUS BODIES
Baptist bodies: 1",
National Baptist Convention
National Baptist Convention (Unincorporated)
Free Will Baptists (Col.)
Colored Primitive Baptists
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Churches of the Living God:
Church of the Living God (Christian Workers for Fellow-
ship)
Church of the Living God, General Assembly (Apostolic)
Free Christian Zion Church of Christ
Methodist bodies:
African Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
African American Methodist Episcopal Church
African Union Methodist Protestant Church
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Colored Methodist Protestant Church
New Cong'l Methodist Church
Union American Methodist Episcopal Church
Reformed Methodist Union Episcopal Church
Reformed Zion Union Apostolic Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church (Colored)
Voluntary Missionary Society in America
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Minnesota
Duluth, W. L. Smithies, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
St. Paul, Rev. Clair E. Ames, 300-10 Lowry Bldg.; Hev.
A. J. D. Haupt, Asst. Sec, Wilder Bldg.
Missouri
Kansas City, *Mr. Myron C. Settle (S), Y.M.C.A. Bldg.
St. Louis, Rev. J. Marvin Culbreth, Federal Reserve Bank
Bldg.; Rev. Howard Billman, Asso. Sec, Federal Reserve
Bank Bldg.
Nebraska
Omaha, Mr. Frank E. Mayer, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
New York
Buffalo, Rev. C. McLeod Smith, Franklin and Mohawk Sts.
New York City, Rev. Walter Laidlaw, 200 Fifth Ave.
Ohio
Akron, Rev. F. G. Behner.
Dayton, *Rev. Lester S. Boyce (P), 130 Richmond Ave.
Cincinnati, Rev. F. L. Fagley, 616 Union Central Bldg.
Cleveland, Rev. E. R. Wright, 1438 Schofield Bldg.
Toledo, Rev. Arthur H. Armstrong, 423 Nicholas Bldg.
Youngstown, *Rev. Joseph E. Priestly (S), Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Pennsylvania
Erie, *Walter E. Myers (Y), Y.M.C.A. Bldg.
Johnstown, *Mr. W. R. Lunk (Y), Y.M. C. A. Bldg.
Philadelphia, *Rev. Wm. V. Berg (P\ 18th and Green Sts.
Pittsburgh, Rev. C. R. Zahniser, 245 Fourth Ave.
Virginia
Norfolk, Rev. G. Herbert Ekins, 300 Withers Bldg.
Wisconsin
Milwaukee, *Rev. Samuel M. MacNeill (P), Wauwatosa.
NOTE — Information regarding other federations will be given by Rev. Roy B. Guild,
xos E. 22nd St., New York City.
(*) Indicates secretary employed part of the time as Pastor (P), Sunday School Asso-
ciation see (S), or Y. M. C. A. Sec. (Y), (**) Indicates an office secretary.
General Information 187
COLORED BELIGIOTTS BODIES
Baptist bodies : ^
National Baptist Convention
National Baptist Convention (Unincorporated)
Free Will Baptists (Col.)
Colored Primitive Baptists
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Churches of the Living God:
Church of the Living God (Christian Workers for Fellow-
ship)
Church of the Living God, General Assembly (Apostolic)
Free Christian Zion Church of Christ
Methodist bodies:
African Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
African American Methodist Episcopal Church
African Union Methodist Protestant Church
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Colored Methodist Protestant Church
New Cong*! Methodist Church
Union American Methodist Episcopal Church
Reformed Methodist Union Episcopal Church
Reformed Zion Union Apostolic Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church (Colored)
Voluntary Missionary Society in America
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REPRESENTATIVE NON-SECTARIAN RELIGIOUS
PERIODICALS
Advocate of Peace, Washington, D. C.
American Journal of Theology, quarterly, Chicago, 111.
Association Men, quarterly, New York City.
Association Monthly, monthly, New York City.
Bible Society Record, monthly, New York City.
Biblical Review, quarterly, New York City.
Biblical World, monthly, Chicago, 111.
Bibliotheca Sacra, quarterly, Oberlin, Ohio.
Christian Endeavor World, weekly, Boston, Mass.
Christian Herald, weekly, New York City.
Christian Work and Evangelist, weekly, New York City.
Christian Workers Magazine, monthly, Chicago, 111.
Constructive Quarterly, quarterly, New York City.
Everyland,. monthly, New York City.
Expositor, monthly, Cleveland, Ohio.
Federal Council Bulletin, monthly, New York City.
Gideon, monthly, Chicago, 111.
Gospel of the Kingdom, monthly, New York City.
Harvard Theological Review, quarterly, Cambridge, Mass.
Hibbert Journal, quarterly, Boston, Mass.
Homiletic Review, monthly, New York City.
Independent, weekly, New York City.
International Review of Missions, quarterly, Edinburgh.
Men and Missions, monthly. New York City.
Missionary Review of the World, monthly. New York City.
National Advocate, monthly, New York City.
New World, weekly, New York City.
North American Student, monthly, New York City.
Outlook, weekly, New York City.
Open Court, monthly, Chicago, 111.
Princeton Theological Review, quarterly, Princeton, N. J.
Record of Christian Work, monthly. East Northfield, Mass.
Religious Education, bi-monthly, Chicago, 111.
Rural Manhood, monthly, New York City.
Sunday School Times, weekly, Philadelphia, Pa.
Survey, weekly, New York City.
Student World, monthly, New York City.
Union Seminary Review, weekly, Richmond, Va.
World Outlook, monthly, New York City.
Word and Works, monthly, St. Louis, Mo.
Witness, weekly, New York City.
Yale Divinity Quarterly, quarterly, New Haven, Conn.
PART IV
STATISTICS
I
Including
Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools
Foreign Mission Facts
Home Mission Facts
Young Men's Christian Associations
i
DATA ON RELIGIOUS BODIES AND SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
The first table of statistics is supplied by the Federal Bureau of
the Census, and is explained as follows:
Church Organizations
The term "church organization" includes any organization for
religious worship which has a separate membership, whether
called a church proper, congregation, meeting, society, mission,
station, or chapel, etc.
The total number of church organizations in 1916 was 227,487,
as reported by 201 denominations, counting the independent
miscellaneous congregations as the equivalent of one denomina-
tion. The report for 1906 showed a total of 212,230 organiza-
tions as reported by 188 denominations, and that for 1890 a total
of 165,151, as reported by 145 denominations.
The difference in the number of' denominations in 1916, as
compared with 1906, is the net result of the consolidation or
dropping out of 16 small denominations and the addition of 29
small denominations, the latter including those actually in ex-
istence in 1906, but not then brought to light; those resulting
from the consolidation of churches, many of which were re-
ported in 1906 as "independent"; and those resulting from re-
organization within existing denominations.
The small increase in the number of church organizations since
1906 is due to a general tendency toward consolidation and con-
servation rather than expansion, and to shrinkage and dis-
intregation consequent on migration among the poorer and
immigrant people, especially in the South and West. The large
increase from 1890 to 1906, on the other hand, was due to more
thorough investigation and more nearly complete returns in
1906, to heavy immigration, and to a general effort, toward de-
nominational expansion.
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Church Members
The term "members" has a variety of uses. In most Protestant
bodies it is limited to communicants or confirmed members; in
the Roman Catholic, Eastern, and some other churches it includes
all baptized persons, while in some bodies it covers enrolled
persons.
The whole number of members reported by all religious bodies
for 1916 was 41,926,854, as compared with a total for 1906 of
32,936,445, and for 1890 of 20,597,954 members. These figures
show an apparent increase in church members since 1906 of
8,990409, but allowance must be made for the difference in the
membership of the Roman Catholic Church, as given for 1916,
as compared with the figures used in the reports for 1906 and
1890. The membership of the Roman Catholic Church covers,
as above stated, all baptized persons, including infants; but in
the reports for 1890 and 1906 a deduction of 15 per cent was
made to cover those under nine years of age, as this was under-
stood to be the age at which the first communion is usually
taken ; but no similar deductions were made for the Eastern and
other churches having a similar basis of membership, because
of the very much smaller numbers involved. In providing for
the present census of religious bodies, however, it was decided,
after most careful consideration, to credit each denomination
with its total membership, irrespective of the varying conditions
of membership, whether of age or otherwise. On this basis of
deduction, the total reported membership of the Roman Catholic
Church for 1890 (7,343,186) was reduced to 6,241,708, and that
for 1966 (14,210,755) to 12,079,142. This made a difference for
1906 of 2,131,613, and, if this deduction had not been made in
the report for that year, the total membership of all religious
bodies for 1906 would have been 35,068,058, indicating an increase
for the ten years from 1906 to 1916 of 6,858,706, or 19.6 per
cent On a similar basis, the total membership of all religious
bodies for 1890 would have been 21,699,432, representing an in-
crease for the sixteen years from 1890 to 1906 of 13,368,626, or
61.6 per cent.
The three branches of Baptists together comprised 6,879,584
members, but if all seventeen Baptist bodies are included the total
Baptist membership is increased to 7,1 53,3 J 3- Similarly, th* two
principal Methodist bodies together comprised 5,832,264 mem-
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bers, but if all Methodist bodies, seventeen in number, are in-
cluded, the total Methodist membership is increased to 7,166451.
The Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A., as shown by the above
summary, is credited with 1,611,251 members, but including the
other nine Presbyterian bodies the total Presbyterian member-
ship in 1916 was 2,255,626. As shown on page 180 the twenty-one
Lutheran bodies, as a whole, had a total membership of 2467,516,
of which 777*70* was reported for the Synodical Conference
alone and 540,642 for the General Council.
The membership herewith reported for the Jewish Congrega-
tions requires some explanation. Some congregations reported
as members all who contribute to the treasury of the congre-
gation and not infrequently included women and children. The
more orthodox, on the other hand, reported only those males
who have incorporated the institution or have bought a share
or membership in it, but do not recognize as members those who
are regular attendants or are even contributors. The member-
ship thus reported represents a total for 1916 of 357,135 persons,
but this figure is not comparable with that given for 1906
(101,457), which then comprised heads of families only.
Ministers
The number of ministers listed in this report is the result
of information secured from various authoritative sources, either
from published reports or through correspondence with repre-
sentatives of the several denominations. In general^ they include
only those who are duly authorized to administer the sacra-
ments and to perform all of the usual functions of the ministry,
whether or not in active service as pastors in charge of churches.
The whole number of ministers, as reported for the various
denominations having regularly ordained ministers, was 191,796
in 1916, as compared with 164,830 in 1906, and 111,036 in 1890.
Sunday Schools
The statistics of Sunday schools for 1916 are given and in-
clude only those Sunday schools which are conducted by church
organizations. They are derived, as before stated, from the
returns for the individual churches in the various denomina-
tions.
Of the 227487 church organizations for 1916, a report as to
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Sunday schools was made for 186,183, or 81.8 per cent In 1906
there were 167,574 church organizations for which Sunday
schools were reported, representing 79 per cent of the total
number of church organizations covered by that census, namely,
212,230.
The whole number of Sunday schools reported by the 186,163
church organizations in 1916 was 194,759, with 1,952,631 officers
and teachers and 19,935,890 scholars. The report for 1906 gave
a total of 178,214 Sunday schools, with 1,648,664 officers and
teachers and 14,685,997 scholars.
In addition to the Sunday schools conducted by church or-
ganizations, there are a large number of undenominational and
union Sunday schools, and statistics of these Sunday schools
were secured for 191 6, as was the case in 1906, through the
agency of the International Sunday School Association. The
total number of undenominational and union Sunday schools
thus reported for 1916 was 12,535, with 89,952 officers and
teachers, and 621,670 scholars. The full strength of the Sunday
schools of the country, both denominational and undenomina-
tional, for 1916 is represented by a total of 207,294 Sunday
schools, with 2,042,583 officers and teachers and 26,557,560
scholars. The equivalent figures for 1906 were 192,722 Sunday
schools, 1,746,074 officers and teachers, and 15,337,811 scholars.
Number of Church Edifices
The statistics of church edifices cover buildings used for
church services and owned by the congregations using them.
The building may be consecrated or unconsecrated, a principal
auditorium, a chapel, or a building including auditorium and
other rooms for church use. If it is a separate building and is
owned by the denomination using it, it is classed as a church
edifice. A rented hall, or other building is not included.
The total number of church edifices reported for 1916 was
203,432, against 192,795 in 1906. The largest number reported
by any single body was 28,406 by the Methodist Episcopal Church ;
the National Baptist Convention (Colored), and the Southern
Baptist Convention following with 20,146 and 19,770, respectively.
The Roman Catholic Church with much the largest membership
reported 15,120 church edifices. The seating capacity of church
edifices, which was included in the previous censuses, was not
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called for in 1916 as the figures were difficult to obtain and also
unsatisfactory.
Value of Church Property
The value of church property covers the buildings owned
and used for church services by the denominations using them,
with their sites and furnishings. Rented buildings or halls,
parish houses, schools (theological and parochial), cemeteries,
monasteries, convents, etc., are not included, except as in par-
ticular instances they are so identified with the auditorium used
for services that distinction can not be made.
The total value of such property reported for 1916 was
$1,676,600,582, as against $1,257,575,867 in 1906, in increase of
$419,024,715, or 33.3 per cent Especially large increases by
single denominations are shown for the Roman Catholic Church,
$81,568,108; the Methodist Episcopal Church, $51,746,209; Prot-
estant Episcopal Church, $39,949,652; and Presbyterian Church
in the U. S. A., $35,356,342.
Expenditures for Year
These include the amounts for running expenses, repairs and
improvements, benevolence, and miscellaneous payments for de-
nominational and general expenses.
The total is $328,809,999. The largest amounts reported were
$72,358,136 for the Roman Catholic Church; $43>993,68i for the
Methodist Episcopal Church, $30,166,158 for the Presbyterian
Church in the U. S. A.; and $22,509,942 for the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
With regard to the figures for members, Sunday schools,
church edifices, value of church property, and expenditures, it
is to be remembered that in each case do they represent totals
reported, rather than the total fact in the entire number of
organizations.
196 Year Book of the Churches
DATA ON RELIGIOUS BODIES AND SUNDAY SCHOO
Statistics 107
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools— Con.
Places of Worship
Value of Ch. Property
Debt on Ch. Property
Parsons*-
Number of organi-
sations reporting
Number
of
church
edifices
reported
Number
of
organi-
sations
reporting
Value
reported
Number
of
organi-
sations
reporting
Amount
of
debt
reported
Number
of.
organi-
sations
reporting
Value of
Church
6ODO80
Halls, etc.
parsonaget
reported
199*84
1,708
416
1,224
8
8
62
8
10
61
19,697
20,070
10
62
166
666
164
6
888
41
m
81
61
1,696
814
87
Utr
&8
60
188
8
18
8
86
110*8
879
60
499
14
4
12
22
20
46
66
$,169
206
1,126
478
808,48$
1,717
418
1,281
8
8
62
2
10
63
1
61,808
8,106
10,770
20,146
11
62
169
666
164
6
800
41
192
82
61
1,697
236
37
1,691
1,340
78
102
3
13
fi
86
197,807
1,789
417
1,264
8
8
52
8
10
68
2
60,781
7,748
19,268
20,117
10
69
169
664
168
6
893
40
189
82
49
1,680
164
36
1,188
928
60
184
3
13
If
26
81*76*00*89
"8,886*36
1.188.070
2.568.405
8,200
41,600
78,870
1,000
142,500
101,779
1,273
198,864,747
94,644,133
68,348.373
41,184.920
25.850
307,600
670,720
517,240
178,385
3,460
421,837
47,565
141,480
62,147
40,600
1,601,807
154,600
23.050
6*65,885
3,000,898
107,212
806,725
33,000
28,000
161,601
61,660
108,751
49*90
818
63
240
8164*64*99
818,664
06,070
200,164
65*78
96
77
16
8918*46*96
167*50
143,060
20,450
3
7
1
7
31
12,260
1.200
25
31,300
12,460
8
4.060
10
7.021
19
7,868
1,783
1,638
4^10
8*66,688
7302,769
3,153,168
3,433,366
6*96
8.166
1,820
600
1
41
67
14
4*18*50
8,325,422
4,471,683
864,826
8,000
14
11
4
10
62
3
5
81
4
14
42
86
im
10,846
6,260
9,525
06,200
106,660
9,630
18
n
82
2
16
2
17,362
110
1.462
20
6
11.100
ft
88
84
80
6
106
19
1
87
41
8
13
2
8,100
n
%
46
46
12,063
8.507
7
12
14,060
18.040
41
m
116
SB
91
66
999*50
190*00
s
88
114,289
26
1
67,250
2,000
81
106
17
72
79
10
19
5
9
5
19
10
24,100
28,060
88
§
g
1
1
2
1,200
8
89
64
86
91
64
98
67
986,000
218.875
f
11,768
215
t
9*00
9,000
40
27
26
67,125
3
11,550
41
41
S
«i
ii
9
15
126
1
4
108
85
i2
17
126
12
8
24
132
73,050
166,000
10,743
500,150
2
2
3
72
6,056
6,000
675
137,667
4
7,000
1
81
2,000
78,000
198 Year Book of the Churches
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
Expenditures for Year
Sunday Schools Conducted by Church Organisations
Number
of
organisations
reporting
Amount
reported
Number
of
organisations
reporting
Number
of
Sunday
Schools
reported
Number
of
offioers
and
teacheri
Number
of
•oholan
Number
.of
minister!
reported
808J869
$8*8,809,999
186488
194,769
1J968,681
19,9S6J890
191*96
1
8fijQ
423
$,186,688
274,446
8M6
370
9,876
383
18J868
3,134
88J808
21,007
'#
2
1.737
1,887,772
1303
1.020
15308
74368
562
3
10
2,358
46
4
11
8.006
73
430
If
6
50
13.016
65
55
358
2,408
60
6
10
22,682
13
13
61
438
SO
7
24
32,440
6
7
17
666
' 11
8
06
61,041
70
81
460
4370
606
23
61,797
6,877
40,097,119
4
48,168
4
47,668
12
406,671
112,001
128
49ftl0
10
7.848
16,082,462
7,517
8,188
8,631
11
21.078
15,063,743
17,555
18.162
160,171
1.666.006
$£
12
10.088
8,361,010
10,000
20,000
123317
1481370
13
6
2,483
6
6
a
276
f
14
64
67,605
66
66
877
5,006
71
15
153
123,363
141
147
1332
11,642
178
16
612
75,836
300
806
*■*£
22,421
871
17
168
36,647
87
00
488
4,168
104
18
3
275
1
1
8
12
8
10
424
64,608
305
306
2,140
18346
680
20
33
0,468
30
30
237
1.711
47
21
143
11.855
50
50
264
2,587
404
22
60
4337
16
17
02
701
411
23
67
2,518
8
8
48
800
lit
24
064
06.270
1382
25
170
22381
87
88
406
8301
606
26
7
1,156
170
994,680
705,725
86
1J097
1,270
'MX
186J866
8J689
27
011
800
12,620
111,686
8j064
28
43
185
7,120
215
20
204.662
183
103
2,402
23,728
881
30
5
1.080
8
3
24
152
7
31
11
5343
12
12
116
700
f
877
127
123
186,961
54,030
80,604
101
861
06
108
1,186
368
607
11378
4,004
6384
32
33
84
13
47
57
10
109
60
3,723
17,630
17.800
2.078
84,76*
31,841
5
6
41
8
67
58
5
6
43
3
71
61
27
13
114
6
788
617
833
104
1,109
64
6M8
4,631
35
36
.
37
38
3
30
3
400
S
40
41
80
2311
10
106
827
42
12
24,252
7
7
18
200
84
43
6
20,740
4
4
16
176
IS
44
83
147
16,340
232,020
78
153
70
161
276
1,342
1325
10,735
45
iti
Statistics 199
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
200 Year Book of the Churches
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
Places of Worship
Value of Ch. Property
Debt on
Ja. Properly
TVrfttnftflHg
Number of organi-
sations reporting
Number
of
church
edifices
reported
Number
of.
organi-
sations
reporting
Value
reported
Number
of
•
sations
reporting
Amount
of
debt
reported
Number
of
organi-
sations
reporting
1
Value of
Church
edifices
Halls, tic.
parsonages
reported
46
47
48
1.170
192
48
13
1,171
193
1.162
191
$3,569,471
341,510
107
15
$147,494
9,169
183
8
$379,760
11300
49
86
4334
120
891
9$
26
60
6
19
71
8
15
7
8
5,521
6.719
m
26
5
1.199
60
86
9 i
88
4
17
14
3
4
87
4342
122
891
98
27
60
6
80
72
8
80
22
8
6,744
6,815
964
26
2
4,373
125
390
94
28
60
6
78
72
6
1
7
6,526
5,597
978
43,746
426
5,644,096
73383
1,418,787
U6JS0
23375
78,966
12,700
1,766,199
1.711.090
66.032
87fl60
16,300
20,750
80.842,813
40,327,201
8,576,884
12
11,764
60
61
62
68
64
276
31
60
98
6
14
3
H
9
6
136,003
6,639
90,958
16,518
1,033
7,380
7,100
4UM
80,466
11,000
22
4
112
1
28300
3300
194,000
969
66
66
67
68
1
18
12
1
260
78J009
68,000
6300
69
60
4
206
214
$8
2
1
9,2953$
2.318,80
6684U
61
62
63
1.447
1,327
199
3,928353
4,160,239
1415J868
3,049
947
"4
64
4
66
1
163
10
26
1367
87
W
2
49
8
5
4
3
1
11
6
1
20
2
10
8
4
35
990
720
162
46
2
1,262
28
4
69
1
164
10
26
1382
42
188
2
51
8
5
6
8
1
11
6
1
21
2
10
8
4
35
949
733
168
46
2
1367
28
4
64
1
169
10
25
1,566
37
185
2
49
8
5
4
3
1
11
6
1
20
3
10
8
4
35
998
718
160
43
2
1,249
28
18,500
1,115,464
18,000
2,137,713
106,700
180,607
8.317,978
1,193,950
854,486
6,400
265,325
40.950
11300
7.800
1,500
4300
21,100
6,425
100,000
84,700
111,600
18,600
171,555
2,580
35,900
6,790,478
4.262,893
1,356,200
95,380
6,000
13,118,273
34,200
2
36
1
132
5
16
271
20
90
1
2
1
4,000
322,423
15,000
982,048
21,112
70,779
771,943
83,160
78J518
500
1,000
4,000
66
66
29
6
1
96
5
6
762
28
17
13300
6360
67
68
69
70
71
72
6
1
32
56
4
16
2
2
1
2
1
503,614
15300
14,500
1.932.2(1
1703W
S9J0
73
74
76
i
2
1O00
6,400
76
77
78
1
2
2,200
350
79
80
1
400
81
6
6
7
1
2
40,000
1,500
82
83
3
1
7
2
(WOO
£3
84
5
4
1
13
76
72
1
2
7,900
14300
63
1,700
199,194
119.794
800
1,600
85
86
11
m
87
13
910
210
8300
88
89
95
20
2
3
888JUD
326380
90
91
92
93
16
1
451
3
1.492,479
652
841
7
2,668,175
5.000
s\
Statistics 201
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
Expenditures for Year
Sunday Schools Conducted by Church Organisations
•
Number
Number
of
reporting
•
Amount
reported
Number
of #
organisations
reporting
Number
of
Sunday
Schools
reported
Number
of
officers
and
teachers
Number
of
scholars
of
ministers
reported
40
1.103
8644.044
1,110
1.115
11,093
91,853
1,213
47
48
176
47.079
172
173
1,479
11,582
211
49
46
18.674
57
57
257
1.526
101
80
3
2.816
4
4
13
80
4
a
2.168
679.191
3,408
3.441
15,213
167.809
2,507
149
32.090
142
143
740
6,475
477
It
402
266.338
388
893
4,706
39,259
427
98
$8,716
186
188
460
129
$,987
*
64
27
6,199
26
27
491
86
62
18.812
99
99
296
2,328
300
66
9
3.704
10
10
36
168
14
101
189,189
80
81
488
8,060
1$$
67
87
172.463
67
67
398
2,732
87
68
60
14
16,666
18
14
40
318
35
60
3
6.619
750
14^20,133
6
6,587
6
5,804
11
77.807
96
664,922
SI
6,040
10
6.56a
8.797.820
7,549
7,706
84.696
942,879
5,988
$88
866,968
161
188
$$1
9418
867
08
2
4
74
2.482
5.601
230.288
3
04
4
06
17
17
27
1.088
125
00
2
11,520
2
2
2
128
2
or
166
549.776
116
126
150
6.739
164
00
12
20.353
8
9
11
653
29
00
24
28,498
8
8
31
515
30
90
1615
1.939.368
1.536
1,574
19.897
172,129
1,051
11
37
197,194
36
38
795
7.997
34
no
966,167
145
166
lfilO
10,087
468
72
2
650
1
1
8
60
5
IB
51
29.893
47
.48
197
3,068
50
l\
22
38,380
16
16
58
711
26
5
1,650
5
5
53
376
82
70
4
895
1
1
7
22
19
77
1
1
50
700
14
78
3
3
20
84
2
70
12
3,887
12
12
81
502
38
80
4
323
6
6
29
358
4
81
4
80,635
3
3
35
423
122
80
21
37,930
21
29
321
3,022
69
00
8
5,765
4
4
15
66
33
06
10
4.420
10
10
77
430
40
06
21
57,790
12
14
80
659
14
80
4
2,199
4
4
29
386
11
07
35
19.154
35
35
288
3.411
29
968
8*6,493
814
855
8,748
71,188
1*8$
88
757
714.166
702
718
7,885
64.583
1,232
09
156
43
100.777
10.144
104
8
107
8
831
32
6,296
90
244
50
01
2
1.303
406
2,375.690
98
1.203
1,244
14.234
145,377
1,078
01
28
8,988
21
21
111
680
28
02 Year Book of the Churches
Data on Religious Bodies add Sunday Schools — Con.
Statistics 203
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
Places of Worship
Value of Ch. Property
Debt on Ch. Property
Parsonages
Number of organi-
sations reporting
Number
of
church
edifices
reported
Number
of
organi-
sations
reporting
Value
reported
Number
of
organi-
sations
reporting
Amount
of
debt
reported
Number
of #
organi-
zations
reporting
Value of
Church
Halls, etc.
parsonages
reported
94
•ft
99
. 447
110
106
43
15
883
959
111
146
462
116
439
119
94,429,598
200,468
94
43
$294,284
33,463
86
10
$362,800
0,900
97
18
99
100
869
1#>4
829
878
6
l*,40*
1^04
486
2,279
3;176
874
1J87
90S
382
6
l*,7t*
1,813
488
2,330
3,301
814
t,m
832
390
6
1*,4$$
1,811
485
2,274
3,151
31,012,576
7,164,797
6,283,226
871,571
88,000
109,416,16$
24,271,797
2,572,245
32,108,091
25,973,538
566
$60
178
82
6
6,606
476
45
876
1,078
6,502,872
S80JS4
268,230
62,204
65,700
$J98,768
2,376,634
166,181
4,530,425
3,261,637
03
25
19
6
1
9,087
812
164
980
2,220
164,150
6lfi46
57.196
4,750
6,000
8,688,8*1
2,886,790
451,260
4,187,578
5.792,672
191
KB
199
104
105
669
27
3
88
173
109
iS
109
110
111
249
788
1,190
778
40
8
845
20
12
8
88
800
170
40
82
18
ees
278
12
18
10
21
»
106
11
00
46
11
2
16
12
8
60M7
38,136
2,262
615
01
17,138
16
80
106
20
1
8
68
4
1
1
26
87
4
24
10
3
265
800
1,210
807
41
8
879
03
12
8
92
311
173
41
34
19
7
68$
285
12
13
253
798
1,208
776
39
8
847
90
12
8
89
309
173
42
34
19
6
666
276
12
12
1,128,488
4,383,151
5,990,280
5,718,462
244,163
23,500
4,057,635
394,809
35,450
78,000
368,771
1,116,760
696,780
125,091
64,942
45,410
17,800
$£92,4*4
1,014,246
11,100
20,060
57
167
210
219
14
2
162
27
2
72,713
363,588
324,818
679,504
82,750
900
250,214
44,934
1,360
58
252
352
474
27
185,500
898,874
1,157376
1,247,266
64,150
lit
in
114
119
481
66
2
6
22
85
90
3
1,127,226
148,369
4,000
16,760
119
117
119
119
MO
31
67
43
14
4
9
3
61
16
1
2
45,953
67,719
45,088
15,790
1,467
6,495
4,600
49,609
12,562
109
250
66,330
222,150
235,470
12,000
191
18
1
3
61
11
1
1,200
4,400
128
VH
191
1
146,176
20,750
300
121
88
6
1
*
127
16
23
29
107
11
02
47
14
2
16
13
3
61J67
28,406
2,266
529
93
17,251
14
18
29
106
11
01
49
12
2
16
12
3
61,059
28,134
2,276
614
91
17,133
23,815
43,900
85,965
544,560
33,500
223,648
131,605
31,700
3,200
91,500
30,625
3,000
617,916,40*
215,104,014
7,944,467
787,731
829,035
62,428,433
1
400
128
IV
iao
1S1
4
14
1
13
10
1
2
15,400
500
17,195
1,700
1,000
390
ii
22,200
m
119
17
7
1
1
36
1
1
61,425
800
700
119
m
2
8,8*9
1,053
206
37
1,784
m
141
t4I
1$,9$9
6,332
250
84
36
1,914
*S,887,1S*
16,615,195
484,679
37,060
85,869
3,849,850
$4,166
14,262
679
217
51
6,327
6$,60$46$
34,751,557
1,385,160
243,650
164,300
11,777,768
#
204 Year Book of the Churches
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
Expenditure* for Year
Sunday Schools Conducted by Church Organisations
Number
Number
Number
of
Number
Amount
Number
of
of
Number
of
scholars
of .
reported
of
Sunday
officers
ministers
reported
organisations
organizations
Schools
and
reporting
reporting
reported
teachers
94
518
8765315
463
488
4,396
39,077
54
06
06
156
73,639
145
162
1,052
7,923
259
1
07
1,516
4352,935
615
697
3,528
66,522
721
1J670
049,101
804.068
*tf
1,616
$4, 1*7
181,158
6J990
08
048
1,058
18.066
162,930
4,790
00
422
145.036
501
558
6,061
28,222
1,200
100
7
17.374
1
1
2
140
3
1SJ76
H.897,047
0M6
10,955
108,836
998,339
9*jl
1.514
101
1310
4,342,251
1,766
1,810
30,657'
311,501
108
467
446.283
438
441
4,784
43,697
259
108
2,843
5.630,234
2,179
2,385
33,954
307,595
1,664
104
106
3339
6,721399
1,370
1.584
10337
110300
2,918
106
984
270,914
269
298
1,571
14,011
129
107
080
836,923
429
465
2,817
24,313
447
108
1356
1,431.715
806
873
5,723
44,048
586
100
806
1,256,673
687
714
6,641
66,773
667
110
41
68,962
23
28
176
1,594
88
111
15
7,030
10
11
36
945
6
IIS
057
1,089,874
769
806
3,546
38,190
586
118
07
105,356
65
68
263
9,981
71
114
19
4,720
10
11
68
435
5
116
18
13,905
9
9
85
660
23
116
198
73,977
112
203
1368
0,752
89
117
861
287,986
243
267
1,450
10,285
169
118
186
108,503
165
178
1,019
7,777
149
110
50
15,017
49
54
192
2,077
21
130
86
8,450
93
27
119
1,100
86
121
21
14,887
90
22
113
641
10
128
6
6,740
4
4
87
402
6
S*
609,97$
m
664
8fite
79JB6
1JM
188
156,060
970
289
4,130
87,096
500
194
14
11
14
11
16
06
606
888
32
196
11
3317
30
196
4
406
5
6
10
949
953
197
17
6,388
10
10
40
675
17
198
6
97
185
5,606
88
190
96
180
107
140,237
105
109
1377
17304
194
181
10
10,241
10
10
144
1,423
94
189
105
01,317
101
104
1,206
7,756
86
183
68
88,101
53
60
506
7,716
81
184
13
13376
13
18
117
1,556
81
186
9
25
3
4
14
66
7
186
17
21,691
16
16
225
9,060
83
187
19
8339
14
14
135
1,757
99
138
9
6 J? m
98,701
70,887,406
69,191
60,9tS
664,S$5
6,473,600
88
189
43,993,681
27,549
28,580
391,949
3,872,264
140
9,303
1,509343
2,081
2,116
20,778
177,818
1340
141
525
329,294
500
529
3,912
20,850
486
149
02
147,695
90
93
1,557
14,018
74
148
18.751
17,139,398
16,308
16,690
162,177
1,688,660
7,488
Statistics 205
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
)6 Year Book of the Churches
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con
Statistics 207
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools— Con.
208 Year Book of the Churches
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Cod.
Statistics 209
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
210 Year Book of the Churches
Data on Religious Bodies and Sunday Schools — Con.
Expenditure* for Year
Sunday Schools Conducted by Church Orgtiriwitionf
Number
Number
of ,
orgemse&onB
reporting
Amount
reported
Number
of
organisations
reporting
Number
of
Sunday
Schoota
reported
Number
of
officers
and
teachers
Number
of
scholars
of
ministers
■ !■■! 1 1 1
rcportea
289
$196,682
76
82
464
8»290
620
191
278
173,048
76
81
460
3,180
600
192
11
22,634
1
1
14
60
2D
193
2
1,610
2
2
18
MO
2
194
1
1
1,170
1,176
•
19ft
19ft
197
198
3*9
1,*85,556
831
334
3,064
19,676
m
$,rs
8*01, loS
8,618
3,6*5
um
4*6,961
$JM
199
3,373
8,3*0,2*8
3>1
3,299
41,223
4u2,838
1.9J
200
4u2
lou,8w6
367
376
3,7*0
24,li3
m
201
927
1,1x1^64
906
944
13,906
129,468
m
202
6*3
l,uo9,076
467
467
6,170
33,272
m
208
1
67
3,0u0
232,010
t
204
26
26
m
1,488
m
FOREIGN MISSION FACTS
*le I. — Incomes of Foreign Missionary Societies
Society
Income
Society
Income
s— Canada and U. 8.
122,182,823
CANADA
ada
Baptist
adian, For. Miss. Bd.
T o. For. Mist* Soc.,
Ont.
$1,407,502
149,190
. For. Mist. 8oe., Qnt. and Q.
i. Mitt. Un. Maritime
mcH of Enola.no
id.MiB8.Soc
'and. Wo. Ata. Mitt. Soc. . .
0NORBOATI0NAL
ial Canadian For. Miss. Soc
tal Canadian Wo. Bd. Miss
Holiness
rcment Church
Mennonites
roth., Ont. Conf., Miss. Soc.
Methodist
lurch, Canada, Miss. Soc..
1h., Canada, Wo. Mitt. Soc.
PRESBYTERIAN
Ch. Canada, Bd. for. Miss.
'anada, Wo. Mitt. Soc. (E)
Canada, Wo. Mitt. Soc. (W)
national (Excepting Edu
cational)
, Canadian Com
Canada, For. Dept
(Educational)
i Med. Col., Toronto Com.
[ndbpsndent
ndia Gen. Miss., Can. Br.
Miss., Canadian Br
n., So. America, N. A. Br.
>yterian Miss. Bd
aerica Miss. Un., Canada.
Canadian
lias., Canadian Com
ss., Canadian Com
rMiss
ugh Societies in U. 8
(a)(6)
t7,67*
4,716
to,m
(a)(e) 168,698
(a) 86,76$
(d)
(a)(d)
UNITED STATES
Totals— United States
Advent Christian (30,975)
Advent, American Miss. Soc
Advent Wo. Ho. and For. Miss. Soo. . . .
Adventibt, Seventh-Day (82,287)
Adventist, Seventh-Day Denomination.
Baptist, General (33,427)
Baptists' General For. Miss. Bd
Baptist National Convention
(3.018,341)
Baptist National For. Miss. Bd
Baptist Northern Convention
(1,227,448)
Baptist American For. Miss. Soc
Baptist American For. Wo. Mitt. Soc..
Baptist Free Wo. Mitt. Soc
Baptist American Ho. Miss. Soc
Baptist American Ho. Wo. Miss. Soc . . .
Baptist; Scandinavian
Baptist Scandinavian Denomination. . . .
Baptist, Seventh-Day (7,980)
(a)(e) l/4,770|Bapti8t Seventh-Day Miss. Soo.
Baptist Seventh-Day Wo. Exec. Bd....
Baptist, Southern Convbntion
(2,711,591)
Baptist Southern For. Miss. Bd
Baptist Southern Wo. Mitt. Un
Baptist Southern Ho. Miss. Bd
Brethren, Church of (Conservative)
(105,649)
iBrethren Gen. Miss. Bd
2,003 Brethren, Church or (Progressive)
(24,260)
Brethren For. Miss. Soo
Brethren in Christ (3,805)
Brethren in Christ For. MisB. Bd
Brethren (Plymouth)
Brethren Missionaries
Christian and Miss. Alliance (10,104)
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Christian Church (117,853)
Christian Church For. Miss. Bd
Christian Church Wo. Bd. For. Mitt.
•19,370
5,788
10,050
t4,500
(a) 488,798
(a)
(a)
if)
381,618
35,866
94,666
13,499
3,371
714
25,887
•7,513
14,000
3,165
•3,455
2,444
1,167
28,171
84,101
120,775,321
33,529
(a)fo) 17,596
(h) 949,597
t2,000
18,496
1,381,036
884,435
6,484
(a)(t) 129,427
(a)0) 26,284
(a)
6,680
8,648
•2,137
(Jfc) 1,020,653
B61J6S7
(a)(2) 63.388
(a)(«)172,014
(n) 14,855
•10,766
13,244
t(o) , 10.000
(a)(p)251,506
(q) 32,022
11,550
r 1917.
e.
»t available.
ete data.
xl on work included within this survey
come $40,833.
uding $1,111 for Armenian and Syrian
•
fried on through the A. B. C. F. M.
come $223,553.
uding $1,932 for War Relief,
oome $17,946.
(*)
(0
at
m)
(o)
(P)
(q)
In addition $63,732 was contributed in Canada.
Total income about $1,400,000.
Total income $251,473.
Includes $153,266 for the Judson Centennial
Fund.
Total income $694,157.
Not including $26,528 for War Relief.
In addition $5,000 was contributed in Canada.
A part of this was contributed in Canada.
Much was contributed by a constituency
outside the membership of the Church.
Not including $902 for Armenian and Syrian
Relief.
gores furnished by the Foreign Mission! Conference of North America.
211
/
214
Year Book of the Churches
Table I. — Income of Foreign Missionary Societies — Cod
SOCDTT
United Buthbsh (Old Constitution)
(19,130)
United Broth. Dom. Fro. and For. Miss.
United Brethren Wo. Mite. Attn
Uhtvebsaubt (58,433)
Universalis; General Convention
Uniwrealid Wo. Natl. Miee. Aeen.. . .
Intikdbnoi£ina.tional (Excepting
Educational)
American Bible Society
American Tract Society
Christian Endeavor Union World's
Federal Council of the Churches
Federation Wo. Bds. For. Miss
For. Miss. Conference N. A
Latin American Com. on Cooperation. .
laymen's Missionary Movement. .....
Leper's Miss. Amer. Com
Luth. Inter-Synodical Orient Miss. Soc.
Methodist Publishing House, China.. . .
Missionary Education Movement
Student Volunteer Movement
Sunday School Assn. World's
W.C.T.U., World's
Y. M. C. A. Internatl. Com. For. Dept.
Princeton Mieeion
Y. W. C. A. National Bd. For. Dept.. . .
Interdenominational (Educational)
Cairo University
Madras Women's Christian College
Nanking Univ., Trustees
Union Miss. Med. Col. for Wo
Wo. Christian Med. Col. Amer. Aux. . . .
Independent (Excepting Educational)
Africa Inland Mission
Algerian Miss. Band, Women's
Am. and For. Christian Union
Armenia and India Relief Assn
Bible Faith Mission
Income
(a)
(a)
3.206
im
19,993
GfiJfl
(a)(f) 280,189
a) 7,939
g) 8,631
(a)(h) 63,291
(0.
0)
(*)
(m)
(a)
(n)
0')
(J)
(J)
(o)
43,975
1,400
4,430
59,518
3.324
SOCIITT
53,525
7,200 Lebanon
40,000
36,033
5,404
Bolivian Indian Mission, Am. Br
Broadcast Tract Press
Central American Mission
Ceylon and India Gen. Miss., Am. Com.
China Inland Miss. Coun. for N. A.
Christian Herald Miet. Fund
Churches of God, Wo. Miss. Soc. (a) . . .
Evangel Mission
Gospel Miss. Soc
Holiness National Assn. Bur. MIsb
Inland-So.- American Miss. Un. Coun. . .
International Medical Miss. Soc
International Miss. Union
International Reform Bureau
Konia Hospital
>n Hospital,, Am. Com
McAll Assn. American
Nyasaland Miss., Amer. Com
Pan-Lutheran Latin Amer. Miss. Soc.. .
Penna. Chr. Assn. Univ. For. Dept
Ramabai Assn. American
Santal Miss. American Com
Africa Gen. Miss. Amer. Coun. . .
South China Boat Miss
Steam's Church and Bible Classes
Sudan United Miss. Am. Coun
Sunday School Assn. For
Tatfor Interdenom. Miee. Work
Waldensian Aid Society
Wo. Union Miss. Soc
Faith Miee. Aeen
Independent (Educational)
Canton Christian College, Trustees
Constantinople Girls' College, Trustees.
Gould Ho. and Industrial Sen., Rome. .
Mackenzie College, Trustees
Robert College, Trustees
Syrian Prot. College, Trustees
Yale For. Miss. Soc
27,717
50,316
61,740 South
5,515
568,107
•*0,000
96,139
20,000
11,675
42,407 WorWe
1,130
1,293
Tn ffl mr
(
t
32
tl<
1«
(a)(p) a
I
I
«t
1
II
11
(O.
(a)
(«) «
i
3
(0 i
II
(•)
(a)(n) a
3
ft
6i
ff
I
ft
41
(f)
(»)
Or)
(V)
131
(*) Data for 1917.
(t) Estimate.
(**) Data not available,
(ft) Incomplete data.
(a) Expended on work included within this survey
only.
Total income $886,737.
Expended as grants to Christian Endeavor
Unions in Mission Countries.
Including funds of American Huguenot Com-
mittee. Not including $10,411 for War
Relief.
No income except from constituent mission-
ary societies.
In addition to the grants from constituent
missionary societies.
One-half the total income, as the society works
for both home and foreign missions.
In addition $2,500 was contributed in
Canada.
Not including $25 for Armenia and Syrian
Relief.
if)
(g)
(A)
(i)
0)
(*)
(0
(m)
(n)
(o)
(P)
(0)
(r)
GO
(t)
(«)
(«)
(«0
W
Including $49,796 expended for work an
soldiers from Non-Christian countries.
Expended for the support of orphans whe
cared for by the regular missionary socif
but not included in the incomes of 1
societies.
Expended through regular missionary sock
Formerly connected with the General £
ship of the Churches of God.
No income except from the constituent
sionary societies.
Not including $24,401 for War Relief.
Not including $13,510 expended through c
missionary societies.
Not including $29,585 expended through c
societies ana $8,365 for war relief.
Contributed through regular nusskx
societies.
Income from United States independen
grant from the Pre sb yterian Boarc
Foreign Missions (North.).
No later information on account of war.
Statistics 215
able II. — Europe, Excepting Turkey in Europe
Theological studente only.
>) No report cm work mlUilc
:) Report for Switwrluid only. No report fo
III. — Latin America. The West Indies, Mexico,
Central America, South America
(•*) No date .viilible. (tt) Incomplete. . M
BucMt. (.) Triaktadoalj. «
216 Year Book of the Churches
Table III. — Latin Amesica. The West Indies, Mexico,
Central America, Sooth America — Continued
Norqwrtfof work iTuloble.
. III. — Latin America. The West Indies, Mexico,
Central America, Sooth America — Concluded
218 Year Book of the Churches
Table IV. — Non-Christian World. Turkey in Euro
Asia, Africa, Oceania
(•) Data for 1917.
a affiliated with the
Statistics 219
IV.— Non-Christian World. Turkey in Europe,
Asia, Aerica, Oceania — Continued
220 Year Book of the Churches
Table IV. — Non-Christian World. Turkey in Eur
Asia, Aprica, Oceania — Continued
n Data for 1817. (J) UU» <*•>
M AJlwrt undir other Bmnk &
Table IV. — Non-Christian World. Turkey in Europe,
Asia, Africa, Oceania— Continued
y
D.U for 1917. (t) fi^nuM, (**) No data inikble.
XLu report incomplete, u details in cot in (a) Indndoi mvtwmi > - ...
the lands of the new secreSirj. (t) An u^ite miBjiooaij ofthc Aintricin liow d ,
882 Year Book of the Churches
Table IV. — Non-Chbistian World. Turkey in Euro
Asia, Africa, Oceania — Concluded
to) Not to b* MBfDHl witt jfi r"l
onl MaiioiiMj Society of U» Oa
Eldership of the Churche*. of Ood."
Tub society i!» mjppotti ttuoe ■
under othw bo- J -
IccJudeB iboiiL 74
,_. Report (or 1817. ._.. ..
) Oijj mHotarit* tent out from the United by t h< win conditions.
Statistics
HOME MISSION PACTS
NAME OP DENOMINATION AND ORGANIZATION
1 Advsntist — American Advent Missionary Society
2 Baptist — American Bsptist Home Mission Society
3 American Biptiit Publicstion Society
4 Woman'i American Baptist Home Million Society
5 Home Minion Board, Southern Baptiit Contention
6 Scandinavian Independent Baptist
7 Bnthren — General Million Board, Church of the Brethren
S Ckrufwit — American Christian Missionary Society
9 Board of Church Eateniion, A. C. M. S.
■ Christian Woman'* Board of Missions
11 Mission Board of the Christian Church
12 Conffrtgarinnol- Amrricm Miisionary Association
13 Congregational Church Building Society
14 Congregational Home Missionary Society
15 Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
IS Evanatlicol—- Missionary Society, Evangelical Association
17 Woman'i Missionary Society, Evangelical Aiiociation
11 Home and Foreign Missionary Society, United Evangelical Chut
19 Swediah Evangelical Minion Covenant of America
30 Fritndi — Five Years Meeting, Friend* in Ameri
31 German Bvanmlieal— Home Mission Board, Gi
German Bvaninlical—llaint Mission Board, German Evangelical Synod of N. A.
_ Lutkrran— English Home Mission Board of the General Council
33 Evangelical Lutheran, Joint Synod of Ohio and Other Statta
34 Porto Rican Mission Board, Gen. Council, Evangelical Luth. Ch. of N. A.. .
3! Woman's Mia.. Sac., Augustena Synod, Evan. Cutis. Ch. of N. A.
36 Woman'* Mil*. Soc, Ministcrium of Fennsylvanii and Adjacent State!
37 United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
St l/eflttrfarr— Freemen's Aid Society, Methodist Episcopal Church
39 Home and Foreign Miisionary Dept., African M. E. Church
£ Woman'* Home Missionary Society, M. E. Churcl
Woman'a Parent Mite Missionary Society, Africa
S " ■ - -■- -•'
JP n IE. E. Church.
Board of Church Extension, M. E. Church, South
Board of Missions, M. E. Church. South. Home Dept.
General Mission Board. Free Methodist Chnrch
Board of Home Missions. Methodiit Protestant Church
Missionary Society Weilcyan Methodist Connection of America..
H Missionary Society. Weilcyan Methodist Connection of Americi
17 Board of Home Missions and Church Extension, M. E. Church.
K Jforflsien— Board of Church Extension, American Moravian Church,
3 P
Co.. U S. A.
United Bntkrtn— Home Mis*. Soc., United Brethren In Chrui
Universalis! — Universaliat General Convention
Women'* National Missionary Association, T7nivcr*ilist Church
Women'* Universal! st Missionary Society of Massachusetts
•; WsettUntous— American Bible Society
S» American Seamen's Friend Society -J
Ameritao Tract Society . ,M
Church of the New Jerusalem, Board of Home and Foreign Mission* «■
224
Year Book of the Churches
d
Sis
I
1
.a
3
a
3
Ok
1..
2..
44,453.33
7,678.10
6,869.59
10,208.07
3..
4..
1,464.00
60,673.26
6,600.00
5,510.00
41,239.44
16,009.00
5..
6..
7..
8..
1,998.02
9..
10..
11..
12..
34,476.83
1,500.00
4,000.00
13..
14..
1,705.10
15..
48.04
16..
i
17..
18..
19..
5,950.66
2,950.00
20..
21..
22..
23..
24..
25..
26..
2,266.98
898.91
27..
28..
29..
30..
31,795.00
18,945.00
9,500.00
31..
32..
33..
34..
35..
36..
Z7..
6,666.66
3,217.55
27,338.36
14,000.00
38..
39..
86,941.31
32,235.93
40..
41..
42..
43..
38,999.24
11,244.46
58,332.71
44..
1,000.00
45..
46..
47..
48..
2,000.00
49.,
50..
51..
700.00
61,275.00
48,752.00
24,410.00
27,989.00
69,8010)0
52..
2,750.00
53..
54..
55..
56..
57..
58..
t 59..
1*0
1ST
■Hi
te
920.71)
184,156.37
\ \4S,«S1.32
\ 51,958.04
| 114,538.78
| 70.699.91
Statistics
May
I Sept 30,
o3l ' i,
Oct. I.
lW
April 1,
C -S. 29,
1917
1,
fir
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8i, 182.50
M./JI 04
800.00
152, 1S0.OO
B.S93.76
2.079.00
242.857 97
186,052.71
1M97128
J4..-2; 67
10.08J.B2
49.000 66
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5,000.00
119.198 00
58.679.00
333.011.46
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7,260.94
669.977 0C
isu.i44.oo
3,415.00
67.529.89
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1 3. S 00.00
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<.-.:■?: 10
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120.00
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14,306.65
1,306.46
39,146.84
4,190.00
44,192.00
9,284.84
7,040.32
1,715.00
3..
71,366.75
6,651.00
44,869.91
4..
5..
14,904.00
5,395.79
56,291.00
17,543.23
60,673.26
7,623.00
6..
7, ,
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6,714.00
9
10..
11..
13,132.50
100.00
2,985.00
25,839.30
48,387.85
70,936.32
539.62
335,354.94
2,850.00
14,328.60
1?
31,425.98
29,567.00
41,073.33
73,192.47
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1,051.86
3,181.98
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91,080.88
27,492.65
60,829.00
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31..
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13,845.00
11,852.00
40,790.00
21,95000
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1,396.37
88,882.62
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28,666.66
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113,362.82
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164,959.57
26,705.06
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11,000.00
43..
56,621.27
2,509.91
858.91
21,500.00
146,161.77
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13,292.67
21,897.09
497.35
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700.00
21,000.00
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2,000.00
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8,003.65
58,643.00
34,660.60
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52,993.00
9,466.92
107,106.00
1,200.00
425.00
50..
4,790.00
11,805.52
30,667.00
2,000.00
18,360.00
30,311.52
1,500.00
2,620.00
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4,159.96
52..
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3,535.00
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STATISTICS OP YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIA
ASSOCIATIONS
NOTE— Fig™ mre furniihnd bj tba IntanuSgntl Asodsticm, Y.M.C. A.
Statistics
229
sxics of Young Men's Christian Associations — Con,
Data
I
I
111. ACTIVITIES (Continued)
nt:
is secured
in leaden' clubs,
examinations.. .
nuns
fields
in regular gymnasium classes. .
s entitled to physical privileges.
in athletic teams
I games with outside teams. . . .
in extension work
ml:
hi educational committees
s. ass'ts, dep't heads
chers and leaders
and practical talks
inal club members
i in Association day schools
idents, day and evening schools.
in extension service
on committees
i— employed offioers
i—volunteer leaders
d training filnroos
in Bible and training classes
andance at these classes
ice, men's religions meetings in building. .
ice, boys' religious meetings in building. .
ice, shop meetings
ice, theatre and auto meetings
ondanoe, all religious meetings
iendanee, all Bible and religious meetings.
9 for the Christian life
nth the Church
IV. GENERAL SERVICE
s— capacity— number of beds
r— meals and lunches served
camps
V. WAR SERVICE
vice flag. ,
HI Wca* A • MKLm \J» A« • • • •••••••••••••••••■•••••••<
form served,
roops covered.
825
377
887
610
106
578
475
612
420
106
886
118
206
526
277
80
258
81
508
488
666
847
1,024
1,060
005
844
208
206
1,062
1,481
651
440
680
285
250
1,022
374
8681
2801
76,042
8,788
87.138
725
200
241,946
861,126
78,842
11,185
1.600
2,868
827
2,208
12,747
27,088
0,682
81300
657
16,310
1,478
5,806
6,071
117,801
1,846,000
2,276,800
206300
2478,100
1.061,400
6,006,600
7.751,600
82^86
6,434
42,014
22,000,000
106,258
1,014
3,810,200
2,302
64380
8,177
117370
11,508
8,611
124,076
8,087
4,710
66,284
15,615
1,601
58,620
1,073.704
2.276300
• ••»•*••«
2368,484
1.081.200
5376,484
6,660,188
26,604
8,032
8,380
58,762
771306
205,800
4316
30,200
880,116
1,101,412
5,082
2303
—Of the gross Association property— 8121,288,400, reported above— the following amounts o
e owned by corporations and loaned for use of the Association: City Associations, $1,504,578;
$4,717,434; Railroad, $2,766,000. Colored. $7.000}-totsJ, $8,004,013.
ISO Year Book of the Churches
Statistics or Young Men's Christian Associations — C<
by Groups or Associations
I. OBGANIEATICff
a PROFBBTT AKD TWINGE
1,I»I.SK
wo.ni
■AIM
24,777,841
tdl.OOMOO
13.724,(00
i;m ...»
00.4M.OOO
2.648,156
3,710,16*
18.3(4.004
4.UD.M1
6,960.417
17,082,(60
"shs
IT. Wifl SERVICE
MIJ.M0 1,110,000
Statistics
281
nsTics of Young Men's Christian Associations— Con.
by Groups or Associations
Data
Student
Aiwotintiom
Army and
Navy
Colored
Men's
Associations
oftiaent)
Other
Associations
(Community,
Indian, etc.)
Supervisory
and
Training
Agencies
[. ORGANIZATION
taaised As soc iati ons.
m committees
d officers
i—boys
*-tatal
i— active
i in industrial occupations . .
3PEBTY AND FINANCE
U property and equipment . .
bt on property
d endowment funds paid in .
set prop'ty and funds paid in
rom membership dues— men
rom membership dues— boys
from activities— eoo>, etc.. .
-prop'ty, baths, camps, etc . .
-dormitory, restaurant, ete. .
from contributions.
for activities
for property , baths, ete
for general administration. .
—dormitory, restaurant, ete ,
current and op.
ni. activities
reeepticas, banquets, etc..
neni situ ations secured
— number in gym. classes,
mal— students in educdaases
tadenta in daases. . . .
see at meetings
ace at all relipous seal
s for the Christian life
nth the Church ,
IT. WAR SERVICE
servioeflag
ies in war service.
670
48,784
46.734
20,131
81,880,960
79,700
112,800
1,614,060
34,160
197,623
231,683
176,927
142,016
317,942
1,443
12,173
21,336
498,000
987,421
1,800
617
19,277
33
249
77
KM
101
11,762,500
8,000
216,800
1,966,800
27,286
63,066
697,640
8o\200
746,063
33,111
201,488
76,236
404,701
714,486
1,763
2,708
9J96
1,039
286460
306,900
12,649
26
160
2,782
78
16,094
2,608
9,037
-6,670
81,289,200
117,700
427.400
1,698,900
28,218
3,168
26,297
8,768
140,026
21,231
ftff
86,667
22Bv846
824
7.366
1,412
407
2,744
261,080
316,000
801
8701
1,813
17
16,400
866,800
66,800
141
64,864
66,006
(HOT
30Q
681
72,716
169,200
889
683
218
1392
711
82,668,148
871.300
24176,000
4,662,848
66.184
6,837
240,274
970,688
1,281,983
412,106
143,489
668,116
179,443
1,298,168
8,296
144
TB— The figures are less than the facts because soom assocbtions did not report. Army and Navy
o not inohjds war-work. Bee following page.
WAR-WORK FIGURES OF THE Y.M.C.A.
Number of Secretaries overseas 6/148
u " " at home 4859
— 10,90;
Colored Secretaries overseas 50
" " at home 95
145
Women overseas — business and canteen 1,395
'1 ii 1 ■■
. 12447
Religious Work Secretaries, included above —
Overseas 144
At home 725
86g
Number of huts overseas 2,900
" " at home 860
3,7<So
Literature distributed —
English Testaments 4,9^3,344
Foreign " 340,000 ,
Scripture portions 1,731,000
Other religious literature 12,102,000
Service Song Books 1,550,000
20,626,344
NOTE— Figures were furnished by the Religious Work Director of the
War Work Council. Dec. 15, 1918.
Religious Work is not confined to Religious Work Secretaries. Many
Secretaries, both ministers and laymen, doing distinctively religious work
are not so cl assed.
232
Statistics 2
STATISTICS OP YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS
[OTB— 3lfBM«liMOiiktal»nMaftaiaasMhudidni>trf«)rt. FigtmtdoiiotlKlodtmr-mxk.
DDtreprrt. I
flirttV.W.'
WAR-WORK FIGURES OF THE Y.W.C.A.
In the United
built
provided
opened
furnished
organized
started
put
created
sent out
issued
In France, the
operated
conducted
furnished
directed
States, the Y. W. C A.—
88 Hostess Houses in Army and Navy Camps
(For white and colored)
42 Hostess Houses under construction
10 Emergency Housing Centers
145 Clubs and Recreation Centers
(For white and colored)
1250 Women War Workers
774 Patriotic League Units
(455*300 members)
33 International Institutes
(For foreign born women)
2 Land Service Units on Farms
21 Industrial War Service Centers
76 Women Physicians
(Who gave 2,544 lectures to 1,000,000
women and girls, white and colored)
A bi-monthly Bulletin and over 3,000,000
copies of Educational Leaflets
Y. W. C A.—
16 Hostels for American Women in War
Work
21 Social Centers for Nurses in American
Base Hospitals
16 Foyers for French Munitions Workers
(Asked for by French Government)
5 Outdoor Recreation Centers for French
Women
NOTB—ngarwwwfurniAedbytheWarWarkCcranciL
284
DATA ON EDUCATION UNDER CHURCH
AUSPICES
The educational system controlled by churches includes:
195,276 Sabbath Schools, with 19,951,675 pupils.
1,500,000 pupils in private elementary schools (90 per cent
Catholic).
1,586 high schools or academies with 103,829 students (55 per
cent Catholic).
41 Junior, 395 four-year colleges, with approximately 110,000
students in 19 18- 19.
164 schools of theology with approximately 9,000 students in
1916-17.
As the forces are at present constituted, it can hardly be said
that we have a real system of religious education. The Catholics
and Lutherans have almost a monopoly on the week-day religious
schools, but relatively small interests in the field of higher edu-
cation ; while the reverse is true of practically all other Protestant
churches. Thus, there is no continuity in instruction from the
lower to the higher grade institutions. Even if this were a
coherent system, it is significant that only about 8 per cent of
the pupils in the United States below college grade attend week-
day religious schools.
In the field of higher education the position of the churches
is more secure. Theological instruction is naturally a monopoly
under church auspices. In the field of Liberal Arts 436 out 01
563 institutions are directly related to some religious organiza-
tion. Sixty-two of these are Catholic; the remainder having
Protestant connections. More than one-half of the students of
college grade attend these colleges and universities, and even in
state institutions 70 per cent of the students are members of
some church. The aggregate resources of these church colleges,
including both plant and endowment, are in excess of half a
billion dollars, and during the last four years they have been
increased by almost thirty million dollars per year. Campaigns
under way last year included a total asking of more than $100,-
oeo,ooo. The largest of these, that of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was successfully terminated July 4, 1918, with more
than $27,000,000 to its credit.
NOTB— Data furnished by the Council of Church Boards of Education.
235
4
\
V
PART V
THE FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE
CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN
AMERICA
i
Mentioning :
Its Nature and Sco&e
Permanent Commissions
Commission on Inter-church Federations
" " Evangelism
" " the Church and Social Service
" " " " Country Life
National Temperance Society and Com. on Temperance
Commission on Christian Education
" " International Justice and Good Will
" Relations with the Orient
General War-Time Commission of the Churches
Permanent and Special Committees
Committee on Foreign Missions
" " Home Missions
Home Missions Council (Cooperating Body)
Washington Committee
General Committee on Army and Navy Chaplains
Committee on Family Life and Religious Rest Day '
" " Negro Churches 1
Committees for Special Causes
Committee for Christian Relief in France and Belgium.
Committee on Christian Work in the Canal Zone
Committee on Religious Conditions in Russia
Committee on African Affairs
Officers of the Federal Council
Bibliography *$
The Federal Council is an official ecclesiastical organization
representing most of the Protestants and aiding the correlation
and promotion of their church work. It is listed herewith, as
the denominations are, to enable one to know where he may
get the information or cooperation he desires. .
ITS NATURE AND SCOPE
The Federal Council held its first meeting at Philadelphia in
1908 and was largely the culmination of previous voluntary
federative movements, the chief of which had been the Evan-
gelical Alliance and the National Federation of Churches and
Christian Workers. The important preliminary work leading
up to the organization was accomplished by the Inter-Church
Conference on Federation held in Carnegie Hall, New York City,
in 1905, a body composed of official delegates from thirty de-
nominations convened through the initiative of the National
Federation of Churches and Christian Workers. This confer-
ence adopted the Constitution of the Federal Council and trans-
mitted it to the various denominations with the understanding
that approval by two-thirds of them would give it full effect.
This approval was secured early in 1908.
The difference between the Federal Council and the previous
movements is that it is not an individual or voluntary agency,
or simply an interdenominational fellowship, but is an officially
and ecclesiastically constituted body.
It is differentiated from other general movements for the
manifestation of Christian unity in the fact that it is the coopera-
tion of the various denominations for service rather than an
attempt to unite them upon definitions of theology and polity.
It does not interfere with the autonomy of these bodies and
its Constitution specifically states that "The Federal Council
shall have no authority over the constituent bodies adhering to
it; but its province shall be limited to the expression of its
counsel and the recommending of a course of action in matters
of common interest to the churches, local councils, and individ-
ual Christians. It has no authority to draw up a common creed
or form of government or of worship, or in any way to limit
the full autonomy of the Christian bodies adhering to it."
The basis, scope, and limitations of the Council are indicated
by the preamble to the Constitution, which reads as follows:
In the providence of God, the time has come when it seems
u
t
340 Year Book of the Churches
fitting more folly to manifest the essential oneneu of die Chris-
tian churches of America, in Jesus Christ as their Divine Lord
and Savior, and to promote the spirit of fellowship, service, and
cooperation among them."
The Federal Council is thus constituted by thirty Protestant
evangelical denominations, to express their common voice and
unite them in cooperative activities.
It includes 142,671 local churches, with 18420,196 members. Its
constituent Bodies, with statistics, are as follows:
Constituent Bodies of the Federal Council
The Council itself consists of 400 members, elected by the
thirty denominations, and it convenes every four years. The
Executive Committee, consisting of official representatives of
Federal Council of Churches 241
the constituent bodies, meets once a year, with additional spe-
cial meetings. The Administrative Committee meets once a
month.
At its National Offices in New York, under the direction
of the General Secretary, Executive and Field Secretaries and
staff, the Council is engaged in the coordination of Christian
forces in the interest of national and international Christian life.
A Publication and Printing Department of considerable magni-
tude is maintained with adequate machinery for reaching the
churches, and for the publication of volumes and pamphlets.
The National Offices maintain a staff of about seventy persons
engaged in this united work.
The Council has local correspondents in every city of the
United States, and has foreign correspondents connected with
the Protestant churches of all countries.
In addition to the meetings of its own Committees and Com-
missions, the Council calls frequent representative conferences
upon matters of common interest to all the churches.
At the office in Washington, D. C, affairs of national religious
concern are considered by a resident committee, the work in-
cluding such matters as chaplains in the Army and Navy, the
special work in the interest of the colored churches, federation
in the Southern field, missionary affairs of national and inter-
national concern, and cooperation with the Government Depart-
ments and Agencies.
The Council is incorporated under the laws of the District
of Columbia.
PERMANENT COMMISSIONS
The following are the Permanent Commissions of the Federal
Council, together with some description of their work:
COMMISSION ON INTER-CHURCH FEDERATIONS
(State and Local)
Chairman Fred B. Smith
Executive Secretary Rev. Roy B. Guild
This Commission seeks, in every community having two or
more churches, the development of some form of organization
242 Year Book of the Churches
by which these churches can cooperate in doing for the reli-
gious, social, and civic welfare of the community what they
cannot do by working independently of each other.
It plans to do this by personal visitation, correspondence, and
literature. It seeks to help construct the machinery in the
community through which the churches can work with one an-
other and with other organizations and through which the Com-
missions of the Federal Council can function.
During the year 1917 this Commission held a conference at
Pittsburgh for the purpose of standardizing certain methods
of work which have become successful features in the programs
of many federations, or are in the period of testing. The eight
reports carefully prepared by eight sub-commissions are now
published in "The Manual of Inter*Church Work."
There has been a steady increase in the formation of local
federations which have secured executive secretaries. Because
of the strategic importance of such a secretary in developing
the religious life of a city, the Committee on the Securing and
Training of Executive Secretaries, of which Mr. Harry Wade
Hicks is the Chairman, is planning to hold this year a summer
training school for employed and prospective secretaries and
ministers and laymen who are interested in this work.
The following State and City Federations have employed Sec-
retaries, whose names and addresses will be found on page 185:
California, Indiana, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania; Sacramento,
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, Gary, Indianapolis,
Terra Haute, Louisville, Portland (Me.), Duluth, St. Paul, Kan-
sas City, St. Louis, Omaha, Buffalo, New York City, Akron,
Dayton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Youngstown, Erie, Johns-
town (Pa.), Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Norfolk, and Milwaukee.
COMMISSION ON EVANGELISM
Chairman James M. Speers
Executive Secretary Charles L. Goodell
This Commission is organized to cooperate with the pastors
and leaders of the churches in developing and maintaining an
effective evangelistic movement throughout the nation. Where
there are church federations, it will render any assistance in
its power to make effective their federated evangelistic work. It
will cooperate with denominational evangelistic commissions
\.
Federal Council of Churches 243
where there are no federated movements. In denominations
where there are no organized evangelistic commissions it will
be glad to give aid in the forming of such commissions and to
supply such literature as may be helpful in the development of
their work.
The Commission has lately reorganized with James M. Speers
as Chairman, and Rev. Charles L. Goodell as Executive Secre-
tary. The latter will be glad to assist conferences and conven-
tions in putting on a program which will exalt the chief busi-
ness of the church in winning men to God and sending them
out for the largest Christian usefulness. He is called to give
addresses or courses of lectures before a large number of theo-
logical schools of the different denominations, and he will be
glad to address ministerial bodies concerning soul winning.
The Commission has an aggressive evangelistic program and
will furnish literature and methods wherever desired. It will
act as a clearing house for the work of all the denominations
and will keep each informed of the methods and results in
other fields. Where vocational evangelism is desired it will
furnish a list of accredited evangelists. It hopes to be of special
service in urging upon churches, where such is needed, in view
of the return of our soldiers, a federated Sunday night service.
It will also by addresses and literature seek to develop home
religion and to make the Sunday school a greater power in the
spiritual life of the church.
COMMISSION ON THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL
SERVICE
Chairman Rev. Henry Churchill King
Executive Secretary Rev. Worth M. Tippy
• Research Secretary Rev. F. Ernest Johnson
The purpose of the Commission is to cooperate with similar
church organizations in the study and improvement of social
conditions; to encourage the organization of departments or
commissions of social service in denominations not so organized;
to cooperate with the denominational agencies in organizing
local churches for neighborhood and community service; to
assist departments of social service in community federations
of churches; to cooperate in public welfare effort with national
social movements and agencies, and with departments of the
244 Year Book of the Churches
national and state governments; to labor to establish social
justice, democratic institutions and a Christian international
social order.
The following denominations have social service organizations
with executive or field secretaries:
Baptist Churches, North: Department of Social Service and
Brotherhood, Rev. Samuel Z. Batten, Secretary, 1701 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Methodist Episcopal Church: Federation for Social Service,
Rev. Harry F. Ward, 150 Fifth Ave;. New York City.
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A.: Rev. Paul Moore
Strayer, Chairman of the Social Service Commission, 4 Meigs
Street, Rochester, N. Y.
Protestant Episcopal Church: Joint Commission on Social
Service, Rev. Frank M. Crouch, Executive Secretary, The Church
Missions House, 281 Fourth Avenue, New York City.
Disciples of Christ: Commission on Social Service and die
Country Church, Prof. Alva W. Taylor, Secretary, Bible College,
Columbia, Mo.
These men, with the Executive Secretary of the Federal Coun-
cil Commission, compose a Secretarial Council formed to secure
harmony of action.
The formation of the Joint Committee on War Production
Communities was finally consummated July 15, 1918. It con-
sists of seven members from the Home Missions Council, two
from the Council of Women for Home Missions and seven from
the General War-Time Commission of the Churches. A re-
quest was made through the General War-Time Commission to
the Commission on the Church and Social Service, that its
Executive Secretary and the going force of its office, be re-
quested to take executive management of the work. A common
budget was established, the office force was sufficiently enlarged,
and the work set up on an effective basis. Since the 15th of
July, covering a period of approximately six months, coopera-
tion has been established with several of the large denomina-
tional boards and war councils, and an understanding reached
with the Y. M. C A., the Y. W. C A. and the Ordnance De-
partment. The Joint Committee was given responsibility by the
War Department for Protestant church work in ordnance reser-
vations, similar to the responsibility of Jewish and Catholic
bodies. Up to the present time Liberty churches have been
started in seven of these centers and a few more will shortly
Federal Council of Churches 245
be in operation. The steps leading up to this work have been
trying in the extreme, and sometimes it has seemed an almost
impossible task to bring the forces together, but it has been ac-
complished.
The Joint Committee has also undertaken work in the more
established communities, such as shipbuilding centers, centers for
the manufacture of airplanes, small arms and other war supplies.
The plan has been to send in experienced community organizers,
to bring about an effective organization of the churches for war
purposes, to secure concerted effort to reach the new population
especially the working people, and finally to organize the churches
and other civic and social agencies in behalf of the social wel-
fare of the new population. Community organization is now
well under way in nineteen of these centers, and as rapidly as
possible the various communities surveyed will be taken in
hand. In all this local work the organizers are under the di-
rection of the local churches as well as the Joint Committee, and
in correct relations with community and governmental agencies.
The work in behalf of industrial women is getting started.
Four women have been employed at different times at survey-
ing and organizing the women of the churches in specfic fields.
At present, the Council of Women for Home Missions is organ-
izing its office and plans are under way for several women com-
munity church organizers. One representative is now at work
in the Chester field. The plan here is to arouse the interest of
church women in the welfare of their sisters in their own com-
munities, and to definitely organize the local churches for co-
operation in behalf of women and girls in the industries.
Reverend Harold M. Kingsley gives his whole time to the
organization of colored churches in industrial areas, in behalf of
the new population which has come from the south, and for the
industrial and social welfare of the negro population in ordnance
reservations. He is also cooperating with Reverend W. E. Fin-
ley in the organization of the church work in southern logging
camps. This work by Dr. Finley has grown out of initial surveys
in southern logging camps which has revealed a most serious need
of religious care. Two-thirds of the workers are negroes, and it
will be necessary, therefore, to develop the two types of work
side by side.
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In order to maintain the work of the Commission on the
Church and Social Service at full force it became necessary to
bring in additional assistance and it was possible to secure the
half-time service of Reverend F. Ernest Johnson of New York
City, as Research Secretary. Mr. Johnson has taken over much
of the burden of detail involved in the Commission work and
has been doing valuable work in developing and reconstructing
the literature of the Commission, in the preparation of the Labor
Day Program and the Bibliography of Social Service, and in
meeting representatives of national, social and religious agencies
in the stated fields of social service, who came to the Commis-
sion for guidance with the churches and for cooperation.
During the year an American-Canadian Committee on Social
Service has been formed for mutual helpfulness in common
movements.
COMMISSION ON THE CHURCH AND COUNTRY
LIFE
Chairman Gifford Pinchot
Executive Secretary. . . .Rev. Edmund de S. Brunner
Field Secretary Rev. Charles O. GUI
The Commission has assisted in the organization of a Rural
Life Association in Ohio, and a Committee of Interchurch Co-
operation consisting of leading officials of eleven denominations
to investigate and report upon conditions of country life as
affecting the churches. A survey has just been completed cover-
ing the country districts in Ohio, comprising an area of 40,000
square miles. The findings will be published under the title,
"Six Thousand Country Churches." Substantial results have
been achieved in the forwarding of the movement for con-
servation and improvement of the country churches and rural
life in Ohio, including the awakening of a strong desire among
the farmers for Christian cooperation in the small communities
and a radical change in the program of many churches in a
large area.
The work of the Commission is indicated in the volumes
entitled, "The Country Church" and "The Church and Country
Life."
The war work of the Commission was merged for six months
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with that of the Social Service Commission and is now being
carried forward energetically under the Committee on War Pro-
duction Communities. State Conferences are being held, pastors
and churches that have done significant war service are being
listed and prepared for reconstruction tasks under the name of
Rural Liberty Churches.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND
COMMISSION ON TEMPERANCE
Chairman Hon. Carl E. Milliken
Chairman of Joint Exec. Com., Rev. Rufus W. Miller
Acting Exec. Sec Rev. Charles S. Macfarland
This Commission, now united with the oldest American
temperance society, works with the denominational and other
agencies, to promote personal abstinence from intoxicating
beverages, by research, exhibits, photoplays, lantern slides,
literature, and the creation of public sentiment to ensure proper
legislation.
A "Strengthen America Campaign" under the chairmanship of
Rev. Charles Stelzle, is in progress, making large use of the
daily press through the country.
An active part was taken in securing Congressional action
favoring the Constitutional Prohibition Amendment.
Labor temperance mass meetings have been held in several
cities.
The following periodicals covering temperance interests are
published :
The National Advocate: A comprehensive temperance paper,
designed primarily for use in churches and Sunday-schools.
Published monthly. Price, $1.00 per year; special rates to pas-
tors, clubs, and Sunday-school classes.
The Youth's Temperance Banner: A "Youth's Companion"
devoted to temperance stories and articles. Published monthly.
Price, 30 cents per year ; in clubs of ten or more to one address,
15 cents.
The Water Lily: A four-page monthly containing stories at-
tractively illustrated; suited to children between five and ten
years. Price, 15 cents per year; in clubs of ten or more to one
address, 8 cents.
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UNITED COMMITTEE ON WAR TEMPERANCE
ACTIVITIES IN THE ARMY AND NAVY
(Cooperating Body)
The Army and Navy work of the commission is done largely
through this united Committee:
Chairman Daniel A. Poling
Executive Secretary Arthur E. Whitney
Vice-Chairman Miss Anna A. Gordon
Secretary Miss Cora F. Stoddard
Treasurer D. Leigh Colvin
Chairman, Ways and Means Com., Rev. Chas. Stelzle
COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Chairman John H. Finley
Secretary Rev. Henry H. Meyer
The Commission on Christian Education endeavors to serve
all the denominations connected with the Federal Council as well
as the several Commissions of the Council itself. Its special
field is that of correlating the work of the various educational
agencies of the churches and of promoting cooperation in a
common program of religious education. It has given especial
attention to the study of qualifications for ordination to the
Christian ministry and has cooperated with the government in
plans for sex education and social hygiene. It is at present en-
gaged in a comprehensive study of the field and agencies of
religious education in their bearing upon the problems of re-
construction.
Its work is set forth in the volume, "Cooperation in Chris-
tian Education."
COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AND
GOOD WILL
Chairman Rev. W. H. P. Pounce
Secretary Rev. Charles S. Macfarland
Secretary Rev. Henry A. Atkinson
Four-week courses of study for adult classes have been pro-
vided on "A New Era in Human History," "America and the
Orient," a six-weeks discussion course on "A League of Na-
tions," and a three-weeks emergency study course on "A League
of Nations and a Governed World." "Helps for Leaders" for
the first two of these courses and packages of supplementary
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material have been prepared. Many important pamphlets on
international relations are also available.
The activities of the World Alliance for International Friend-
ship and of this Commission are identical. They carry on their
common work by means of a Joint Executive Committee.
The Statement of the activities and results of the work of
this Commission until 1916 fills the two volumes entitled, "The
Church and International Relations" of the six volume report
of the Federal Council.
World Alliance for International Friendship Through the
Churches* The Commission cooperates with the American
Council of the World Alliance through a Joint Executive Com-
mittee, of which Rev. William P. Merrill is Chairman. See also
page 149.
Joint Executive Cowkmittee
Rev. Peter Ainslie Hamilton Holt
Miss Belle H. Bennett Miss Martha B. Hixson
Mrs. Fred S. Bennett Rev. Frederick Lynch
James Bertram Rev. Charles S. Macfarland
Mrs. Ella A. Boole Mrs. William Fraser McDowell
Rev. Nehemiah Boynton Rev. William P. Merrill
Rev. Arthur J. Brown John R. Mott
Rev. Francis E. Clark Rev. Frank Mason North
Miss Mabel Cratty Mrs. Henry W. Peabody
Pres. W. H. P. Faunce George A. Plimpton
Bishop David H. Greer Fred B. Smith
Rev. Sidney L. Gulick Bishop Luther B. Wilson
Harry Wade Hicks
COMMISSION ON RELATIONS WITH THE ORIENT
Chairman Rev. William I. Haven
Secretary Rev. Charles S. Macfarland
Advisory Secretary Fletcher S. Brockman
Advisory Secretary Rev. Sidney L. Gulick
This Commission was established in response to memorials
from missionaries in Japan, "to rally the Christian forces of the
United States for the solution of American Oriental problems
in accord with the highest standards of Christian Statesman-
ship."
Its work is outlined in "The Church and International Rela-
tions — Japan/' one of the six volumes in the Library of Chris-
tian Cooperation, and the volume "The Japanese Problem in the
United States."
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Throughout the country a more sympathetic feeling toward
Japan and her problems is apparent. While many factors have
been at work, the contribution of this commission has been an
important one.
GENERAL WARTIME COMMISSION OP THE
CHURCHES
Chairman Robert E. Speer
V ice-Chairman Rt. Rev. William Lawrence
Secretary Rev. William Adams Brown
Associate Secretary Rev. Gaylord S, White
Assistant Secretary Harold H. Tryon
" " Rev. W. Stuart Cramer
" " Rev. Jasper T. Moses
This commission had its inception at a meeting of the Federal
Council at Washington on May 8 and 9, 191 7. The discussion
at that meeting developed the fact that some representative com-
mission would be needed to act on behalf of the churches in
their effort to deal with the new problems raised by the war;
and the Administrative Committee was authorized to take the
necessary steps to bring this about
The purpose of the commission was defined as follows:
1. To coordinate existing and proposed activities and to bring
them into intelligent and sympathetic relationship so as to avoid
all waste and friction and to promote efficiency.
2. To suggest to the proper agency or agencies any further
work called for and not being done.
3. To provide for or perform such work as can best be done
in a cooperative way.
4. To furnish means of common and united expression when
such is desired.
The spirit in which it approaches this task is expressed in
the opening statement adopted by the commission at its first
meeting — "The Commission will do its work in close coopera-
tion with the existing agencies and commissions of the Federal
Council, with the commissions or other war agencies in the vari-
ous communions, and with the interdenominational agencies al-
ready at work. It will seek to serve them all as a clearing house
of information and as an agency of sympathetic coordination.
Its purpose is not to replace or duplicate, much less to check
any activity directed toward dealing with the task which is too
great for all the forces which can be brought to bear upon it
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Its purpose is to support and strengthen all such influence in
the fullest measure to the end that the churches may be able to
render the largest service to the young men of the nation and
to the nation itself in this great and critical time."
The following list of important committees indicates the range
of work, much of which will be continued through the period of
demobilization and reconstruction: Survey of the Field and
Work, General Committee on Army and Navy Chaplains, Camp
Neighborhoods, War Production Communities (a joint commit-
tee officially representing also the Home Missions Council),
Negro Welfare, Interned Aliens, War-Time Work in the Local
Church and Cooperation with the American Red Cross, Social
Hygiene and Sex Morality, Recruiting for the Work of the
Churches at Home and Abroad, Exchange of Ministerial Serv-
ice, Days of Prayer and the Devotional Life, Literature and
Publicity. There are also Committees on Conference with the
Young Men's Christian Association, Young Women's Christian
Association and the War Camp Community Service.
The Annual Reports of the Federal Council for 1917 and 1918
contain further information concerning the work of the Com-
mission.
PERMANENT AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES
The following are the Permanent and Special Committees of
the Council:
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN MISSIONS
Chairman Rev. William I. Chamberlain
This committee works in cooperative relations with the For-
eign Missions Conference of North America.
COMMITTEE ON HOME MISSIONS
Chairman Bishop John M. Moore
This committee establishes the relationship with the Home
Missions Council.
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HOME MISSIONS COUNCIL {Cooperating Body)
President Rev. Charles L. Thompson
Executive Secretary., Rev. Alfred Williams Anthony
Unites the Home Missions Boards of the Evangelical Denomi-
nations for conference and cooperative work and acts for the
Federal Council.
WASHINGTON COMMITTEE
Chairman Bishop W. F. McDowell
General Secretary Rev. Charles S. Macfarland
Asso. Sec. Gen. War-Time Com., Rev. Gaylord S. White
937 Woodward Building, Washington, D. C.
The Washington Committee cooperates with the Administra-
tive Committee of the Federal Council in its work with the
various departments of the government and in matters that are
handled at the Washington office. The Washington office is
not the headquarters of a city federation, but its work is national.
The resident secretary has been glad to have some part, of course,
in local work. The various departments of the Federal Council
use it in their cooperation with the national government
GENERAL COMMITTEE ON ARMY AND NAVY
CHAPLAINS
Chairman Bishop William F. McDowell
Secretary Rev. Gaylord S. White
Assistant Secretary Rev. F. Paul Lang home
937 Woodward Building, Washington, D. C.
The chairmen or secretaries of the denominational chaplain
committees work together in this General Committee in the
selection of all Protestant chaplains for the Army and Navy.
The members and their addresses follow:
Baptist Churches, North, Rev. S. Z. Batten, 1701 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Baptist Churches, South, Rev. B. D. Gray, 1004 Healey Bldg.,
Atlanta, Ga.
National Baptist Churches, Rev. W. H. Jernagin, 430 Q. St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Christian Church, Pres. W. A. Harper, Elon College, N. C.
Congregational Churches, Rev. Edwin M. Bliss, Fontenet Court,
Washington, D. C.
Disciples of Christ, Rev. E. B. Bagby, 1658 Park Road, Wash-
ington, D. C.
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Protestant Epis. Church, Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding, Cathedral
Close, Washington, D. C.
Luth. Church, all bodies, Rev. Lauritz Larsen, 811 Woodward
Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Luth. Church, Syn. Conf., Rev. J. F. Wenchel, 228 Morgan St.,
Washington, D. C.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Bishop Wm. F. McDowell, 1509
Sixteenth St., Washington, D. C.
Meth. Epis. Church, South, Rev. E. O. Watson, Washington
Post Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. Lyman E. Davis, Pittsburgh,
Pa. ; > \ Jj
African Meth. Epis. Church, J. R. Hawkins, 1541 Fourteenth St.,
N.W., Washington, D. G
African Meth. Epis. Zion Church, Bishop G. W. Clinton, 415
N. Myers St., Charlotte, N. C.
Presb. Ch. in the U. S. (South), Rev. A. R. Bird, 1516 Twenty-
second St., Washington, D. C.
Presb. Ch. in the U. S. A., Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, 1200 K St,
Washington, D. C.
Reformed Church in the U. S., Rev. Wm. Stuart Cramer, 105
E. 22nd St., New York City.
United Brethren, Bishop Wm, M. Bell, Washington, D. C.
United Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. A. Campbell, 4508 Eighth
St., Washington, D. C.
COMMITTEE ON FAMILY LIFE AND RELIGIOUS
REST DAY
Chairman Rev. Finis S. I die man
This committee surveys, reports, and presents recommenda-
tions on these important matters of national concern.
COMMITTEE ON NEGRO CHURCHES
Chairman Bishop Wilbur P. Thirkield
Secretary Thomas Jesse Jones
This committee of the Executive Committee of the Council
includes both white and colored leaders of the negroes, and con-
siders with the several commissions and committees of the
Federal Council things that pertain especially to negroes.
COMMITTEES FOR SPECIAL CAUSES
The following are Committees set up by the Council for par*
ticular causes:
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COMMITTEE FOR CHRISTIAN RELIEF IN FRANCE
AND BELGIUM
Chairman. Rev. Charles S. Mac far land
Corresponding Secretary Rev. Eddison Mositnan
Representing the Protestant bodies in France and Belgium
in one common committee, and all the agencies in America
working in the interest of the Protestant bodies in France.
The following bodies are represented:
Federation Protestant de France
Comite Protestant Francais
Comite Protestant d'Entr'Aide
Union Nationale des Eglises Reformees Evangeliques
Union Nationale des Eglises Reformees
Eglise Evangelique Luthe>ienne de France
Union des Eglises Evangeliques Libres
Eglise Evangelique M&hodiste
Union des Eglises Baptistes
Mission Francaise Eglise Methodiste Episcopate
Societe Centrale Evangelique
Union des Eglises Protestantes Evangeliques de Belgique
Eglise Chretienne Missionnaire Beige
Mission Populaire Evangelique (McAll)
In addition to the evangelical churches here, the following
American bodies are cooperating:
American McAll Association
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
World's Christian Endeavor Union
COMMITTEE ON CHRISTIAN WORK IN THE
CANAL ZONE
Chairman Rev. C. L. Thompson
COMMITTEE ON RELIGIOUS CONDITIONS IN
RUSSIA
Chairman Rev. Albert G. Lawson
COMMITTEE ON AFRICAN AFFAIRS
Chairman Rev. Sidney L. Gulick
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OFFICERS OF THE FEDERAL COUNCIL FOB THE
ftUADRENNIUM, 1916-1920
GENERAL OFFICERS
President Rev. Frank Mason North
Honorary Secretary Rev. Elias B. San ford
Recording Secretary Rev. Riving ton D. Lord
Treasurer Alfred R. Kimball
General Secretary Rev. Charles S. Macfarland
Vice-Presidents
Baptist Churches, North
Rev. William C. Bitting, St. Louis, Mo.
National Baptist Convention
Pres. £. C. Morris, Helena, Arkansas
Free Baptist Churches
Hon. Carl £. Milliken, Augusta, Me.
Christian Church
Rev. Frank G. Coffin, Albany, N. Y.
Congregational Churches
Rev. G. Glenn Atkins, Detroit, Mich.
Disciples of Christ
E. M. Bowman, Chicago, 111.
Friends
Dr. Joseph John Mills, Pasadena, Cal.
German Evangelical Synod
Rev. John Baltzer, St. Louis, Mo.
Evangelical Association
Bishop S. P. Spreng, Naperyille, 111.
Lutheran Ch'urch, General Synod
Victor Tressler, Springfield, Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, New York City
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, Dallas, Texas
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop L. J. Coppin, Philadelphia, Pa.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church ,
Bishop L. W. Kyles, St. Louis, Mo.
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in America
Bishop C. H. Phillips, Nashville, Tenn.
Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. Charles H. Beck, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Primitive Methodist Church . ^ ' 7
Rev. W. C. Hall, Shamokin, Pa. > *
Moravian Church
Rt. Rev. C. L. Moench, Bethlehem, Pa.
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A,
Rev. John A. Marquis, New York City
Presbyterian Church in the U. S.
Rev. William Crowe, Memphis, Tenn.
Protestant Episcopal Commissions on Christian Unity and Social
Service
Very Rev. Carroll M. Davis, St. Louis, Mo.
Reformed Church in America
Rev. John E. Kuizenga, Holland, Mich.
Reformed Church in the U. S.
Rev. J. M. G. Darms, Allentown, Pa.
Reformed Episcopal Church
Rev. Joseph D. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Reformed Presbyterian Church, General Synod
Rev. A. S. Creswell, Coulterville, 111.
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Rev. A. L. Davis, North Loup, Neb.
United Brethren Church
Bishop William M. Bell, Washington, D. C
United Evangelical Church
Rev. H. B. Hartzler, Harrisburg, Pa.
United Presbyterian Church
Rev. D. F. McGill, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. E. Evans, Mankato, Minn.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman Rev, James I. Vance
Vice-Chairman Henry M. Beardsley
Recording Secretary Rev. Rivington D. Lord
Members by Virtue of Section IX of the Constitution
Bishop E. R. Hendrix Rev. Rivington D. Lord
Rev. William H. Roberts Alfred R. Kimball
Rev. Shailer Mathews Rev. Frank Mason North
Executive Committee
Baptist Churches, North
Rev. Robert A. Ashworth, Milwaukee, Wis.
Rev. Clarence A. Barbour, Rochester, N. Y.
Wooster W. Beman, Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Rev. Howard B. Grose, Boston, Mass.
Rev. Albert G. Lawson, New York City
Alternates:
William H. Allison, Hamilton, N. Y.
C. J. Galpin, Madison, Wis.
William J. Fischer, St. Louis, Mo.
Rev. Clifton D. Gray, Chicago, 111.
Rev. Orlo J. Price, Lansing, Mich.
National Baptist Convention
Rev. W. G. Parks, Philadelphia, Pa.
R. B. Hudson, Selma, Ala.
Rev. S. A. Mosley, Pine Bluff, Ark.
H. W. Holloway, Helena, Ark.
Rev. I. A. Thomas, Evanston, 111.
Rev. W. H. Jernagin, Washington, D. C.
Free Baptist Churches
Joseph W. Mauck, Hillsdale, Mich.
Rev. Alfred Williams Anthony, New York City
Alternates:
Lindley M. Webb, Portland, Me.
Rev. Thomas H. Stacy, Concord, N. H.
Christian Church
Rev. Martyn Summerbell, Lakemont, N. Y.
Rev. Oliver W. Powers, Dayton, Ohio
Alternates:
Rev. William A. Harper, Elon College, N. C.
Hermon Eldredge, Erie, Pa.
Congregational Churches
Hamilton Holt, New York City
Rev. Hubert C. Herring, Boston, Mass.
Rev. W. T. McElveen, New York City
Alternates:
Rev. H. F. Holton, Brockton, Mass.
Rev. E. T. Root, Boston, Mass.
Rev. R. A. Beard, Fargo, N. D.
Disciples of Christ
Rev. Peter Ainslie, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. Finis S. Idleman, New York City
Rev. R. Graham Frank, Dallas, Texas
Rev. F. W. Burnham, Cincinnati, Ohio
Frank H. Main, Philadelphia, Pa.
Alternates:
Rev. J. H. Garrison, Fairmount, Calif.
Rev. W. F. Richardson, Los Angeles, Cat
Rev. John R. Ewars, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rev. B. A. Abbott, St Louis, Mo.
Rev. A. B. Philputt, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Friends
David M. Edwards, Richmond, Ind.
Walter C. Woodward, Richmond, Ind.
Alternates:
Willard O. Trueblood, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Harriet S. G. Peelle, Sabina, Ohio
Evangelical Synod of North America
Rev. William E. Bourquin, Brooklyn, N. Y.
S. D. Press, St. Louis, Mo.
Evangelical Association
Bishop S. C. Breyfogel, Reading, Pa.
Lutheran Church, General Synod
Rev. George U. Wenner, New York City
William A. Granville, Gettysburg, Pa.
Alternates:
Rev. Frederick H. Knubel, New York City
Rev. Luther De Yoe, Philadelphia, Pa.
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Warren Brown, St. Louis, Mo.
Rev. David G. Downey, New York City
Rev. George Elliott, Detroit, Mich.
Rev. D. D. Forsyth, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas R. Fort, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. William I. Haven, New York City
Rev. C. F. Rice, West Lynn, Mass.
G. M. Spurlock, York, Neb.
Rev. Charles M. Stuart, Evanston, 111.
Alternates:
Bishop W. F. McDowell, Washington, D. C.
Dr. James R. Joy, New York City
Rev. J. C. Arbuckle, Columbus, Ohio
Rev. Edgar Blake, Chicago, 111.
Rev. A. J. Nast, Cincinnati, Ohio
J. D. Bluffton, Kansas City, Mo.
Rolla V. Watt, San Francisco, Cal.
Rev. E. S. Ninde, Germantown, Pa.
J. Frank Hanly, Indianapolis, Ind.
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Bishop John M. Moore, Brazil, So. America
Rev. Frank M. Thomas, Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. Paul H. Linn, Fayette, Mo.
Rev. Hoyt M. Dobbs, Dallas, Texas
Rev. L. C. Branscomb, Birmingham, Ala.
D. B. Coltrane, Concord, N. C.
Alternates:
Rev. P. P. Taylor, Kansas City, Mo,
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Rev. R. £. Dickenson, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Rev. James W. Lee, St. Louis, Mo.
Wilbur F. Tillett, Nashville, Tenn.
John S. Candler, Atlanta, Ga.
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop H. B. Parks, Chicago, 111.
John R. Hawkins, Washington, D. C.
Rev. R. C. Ransom, Ocean Port, N. J.
Alternates:
Bishop C. T. Shaffer, Chicago, 111.
Rev. S. P. Felder, Mound Bayou, Miss.
Rev. J. Q. Johnson, Columbia, Tenn.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Rev. Henry J. Callis, Washington, D. C.
S. G. Atkins, Winston-Salem, N. C.
Rev. James E. Mason, Rochester, N. Y.
Alternates:
Bishop George C. Cement, Louisville, Ky.
Rev. John Martin, St. Louis, Mo.
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in America
Bishop N. C. Cleaves, Memphis, Tenn.
Rev. J. A. Hamlett, Jackson, Tenn.
Rev. John W. Gilbert, Augusta, Ga.
Alternates:
G. W. Noble, Louisville, Ky.
G. F. Porter, Jackson, Tenn.
Rev. T. A. Bowers, Paxico, Kan.
Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. Lyman E. Davis, Pittsburgh, Pa.
F. C. Chambers, Steubenville, Ohio
Alternates:
Rev. H. L. Elderdice, Westminster, Md.
Sylvester Pearsall, Lynbrook, L. L
Moravian Church
*Rt Rev. Morris W. Leibert, New York City
Allen W. Stephens, New York City
Alternates:
E. G. Hoyler, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. Arthur D. Thaeler, Bethlehem, Pa.
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A.
Rev. C. L. Thompson, New York City
Rev. Henry Collin Minton, Trenton, N. J.
Rev. William H. Black, Marshall, Mo.
William H. Scott, Philadelphia, Pa.
James Yereance, New York City
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Alternates:
Rev. George Reynolds, New Rochelle, N. Y.
Rev. John T. Bergen, Minneapolis, Minn.
Rev. James £. Clarke, Nashville, Tenn.
♦R. L. Rees, New York City
J. Lewis Twaddell, Devon, Pa.
Presbyterian Church in the U. S.
J. F. Cannon, St Louis, Mo.
F. T. Glasgow, Lexington, Va.
Alternates:
Rev. Russell Cecil, Richmond, Va.
W. F. Stevenson, Cheraw, S. C.
Primitive Methodist Church
Rev. E. Humphries, New Bedford, Mass.
Protestant Episcopal Commissions on Christian Unity and Social
Service
Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, South Bethlehem, Pa.
Rt. Rev. Charles P. Anderson, Chicago, 111.
Robert H. Gardiner, Gardiner, Me.
John M. Glenn, New York City
Alternates:
Rt. Rev. Theodore I. Reese, Columbus, Ohio
Rev. Samuel Tyler, Rochester, N. Y.
Rev. Floyd Tomkins, Philadelphia, Pa.
George Wharton Pepper, Philadelphia, Pa.
Reformed Church in America
Rev. Albertus T. Broek, Newark, N. J.
Rev. Isaac W. Gowen, North Bergen, N. J.
Alternates:
Rev. Ame Vennema, Mahwah, N. J.
Rev. Jesse W. Brooks, Chicago, 111.
Reformed Church in the U. S.
Rev. Rufus W. Miller, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. Charles £. Schaeffer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Alternates:
Rev. H. J. Christman, Dayton, Ohio.
Rev. W. S. Cramer, Lancaster, Pa.
Reformed Episcopal Church
Rt Rev. Samuel Fallows, Chicago, 111.
Rt Rev. Robert L. Rudolph, Philadelphia, Pa.
Alternates:
Rev. Wm. Freemantle, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. T. Roland Philips, Baltimore, Md.
Reformed Presbyterian Church, General Synod
Rev. John Parks, Philadelphia, Pa.
* Deceased
Federal Council of Churches
261
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Rev. Arthur E. Main, Alfred, N. Y.
William C. Hubbard, Plainfield, N. J.
Alternates:
Rev. A. J. C. Bond, Salem, W. Va.
Rev. B. C. Davis, Alfred, N. Y.
United Brethren Church
Bishop G. M. Mathews, Dayton, Ohio
L. O. Miller, Dayton, Ohio
Alternates:
Bishop C. J. Kephart, Kansas City, Mo.
W. R. Funk, Dayton, Ohio
United Evangelical Church
Bishop U. F. Swengel, Harrisburg, Pa.
J. J. Nungesser, Harrisburg, Pa.
Alternates:
Rev. W. M. Stanford, Harrisburg, Pa.
Professor H. H. Rassweiler, Naperville, 111.
United Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. A. Hutchison, Pittsburgh, Pa.
M. Clyde Kelly, Washington, D. C
Alternates:
A. H. Baldinger, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fred McMillan, Des Moines, Iowa
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Rev. John C. Jones, Oak Hill, Ohio
E. J. Jones, Chicago, 111.
Alternates:
Rev. R. E. Williams, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. John Hammond, Scranton, Pa.
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman Rev. Albert G. Laws on
Vice-Chairman Rev.' George U. Wenner
Recording Secretary Rev. Rivmgton D. Lord
Anthony, Rev. Alfred Williams Kimball, Alfred R.
Bennett, Mrs. Fred S. Lynch, Rev. Frederick
Brockman, Fletcher S. McElveen, Rev. W. T.
Brown, Rev. William Adams Miller, Rev. Rufus W.
Coppin, Bishop L. J. Minton, Rev. Henry Collin
Cratty, Mabel North, Rev. Frank Mason
Glenn, John M. Roberts, Rev. William H.
Grose, Rev. Howard B. Smith, Fred B.
Harris, A. W. Tipple, Rev. Ezra S.
Haven, Rev. William I. Wilson, Bishop Luther B.
Idleman, Rev. Finis S. Yereance, James
Judd, Orrin R. 4 '~
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262 Year Book of the Churches
Advisory Members
Barton, Rev. James h. Peabody, Mrs. Henry W.
Steele, Mrs. H. R. Speer, Dr. Robert E.
Mott, Dr. John R. Thompson, Rev. Charles L.
Washington Committee
Chairman Bishop W. F. McDowell
General Secretary Rev, Charles S. Macfarland
937 Woodward Building, Washington, D. C.
Allison, Rev. John Lee, Alexandria, Va.
Bayard, Chaplain G. Livingston, Washington, D. C.
Bell, Bishop William M., Washington, D. C.
Bliss, Rev. Edwin M., Washington, D. C.
Boardman, Miss Mabel, Washington, D. C.
Brown, Miss Florence, Washington, D. C.
Chambers, Judge W. L., Washington, D. C.
Greene, Rev. Samuel H., Washington, D. C.
Harding, Rt. Rev. Alfred, Washington, D. C.
Lennon, John B., Bloomington, 111.
Cranston, Bishop Earl, Washington, D. C.
Miller, Rev. George A., Washington, D. C.
Prettyman, Rev. Forest J., Washington, D. C.
Radcliffe, Rev. Wallace, Washington, D. C.
Smith, George Otis, Washington, D. C.
Steck, Rev. Charles F., Washington, D. C.
Stockton, Admiral Charles H., Washington, D. C.
Swartzell, G. W. F., Washington, D. C.
Wood, Rev. Charles, Washington, D. C.
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Abbrsrlatkmt Uaed, 3. 153
. Ref. Bon Union (Cot) , 76
Faith Movement, M
Holineaa Church, Internet*!, 44
Lutheran Chinch (Finniah), jo
Army, Chaplains in the, 110
" (See War Work. 14a)
Assemblies of God. General Council,
■e Preabytene
iChui
Pr«b'n Synod of No. Amir., Id
Reformed Preab'n Synod, Bs
ociation for Christian Unity, 115
for Advancement of Colored Peo-
Aaayrian Jacobite Apoatoho Church, 1 1
^--dAdv. Club, of the World,
od. S4
.Wortd'a Evangelical, rafl
Amana Society, 10
America, Volunteer* of. 115
American and Par. Chriatian Union,
" Aee'n of Sodetiee ' "
Charity, 135
" Bible Society, in
" Catholic Church, 78
" Chriatian Convention. 16
" Council of the Sudan Unh
Su.
. Uoi__, ..
" Peace Society, 1(4
" lied Croat. 142
" Red. Crow, Com. on Cooperation
" Reecne Worker*, 11
" School Peace League, 184
" Seaman's Friend Society. 146
" Society for Judicial Settlement of
International Disputes, 184
" Sunday School Union, 13B
" Tract Society, 131
™ WaMeoaian Society. 131
Amilh Mennonite Church, Conservo-
Anti-Saloon League. I„
Apostolic Christian Church, 351
" Church, Assyrian Jacobite, 11
" " . Catholic, 35
" " of the living God, j8
Northern Baptirt Convention,
Southern Baptiit Convention,
National Baptist Convention
National Baptiit Convention (Unin-
corp.). 18
Seventh-Day Baptiita, 18
Su-Principle Baptiate. 10
Duck River and Kindred Associa-
tiona of Baptiata (Baptiat Church
of Christ) . ip
Free Baptiata, so
" Will Baptiita, so
" Will Baptiits (Col.) . 30
" Will Baptiita (BiUIockitee), 30.
General Baptatta. 10
Primitive Bantiata, II
Colored Primitive Baptiata, ai
Regular Baptiata, n
United Baptists, la
TVoSeed-in-the-Spirit Bap'*., aa
Baptiat Brethren, Old Order German, 11
Baptiat Denomination, Scandinavian
Independent, 108
Baptiit World Alliance, 13
Baptiat Young People's Union, 13
Belgium, Com. lot Chriatian Relief in
Bible and Religious Literature, III
Bible Class Alliance, 113
" Faith, Non-Sec Churchea of, 77
Bible Society, American, 111
Bibliography, 301
Big Brother Movement, 144
11 Satan, The, 144
Year Book of Churches
Evangelical Union of, 77
Boob (Bibliography), 163
Boy Scouts of America, 144
Christian Churches, Apostolic, 36
" Congregation, 40
" Endeavor, 146
™ Reformed Church, 101
Brethren Church of No. Ainw, Men-
nonite, 50
B rethren (German Baptists Dtmkers) •
Church of the Brethimi (Conserva-
tive Dunlrers), 32
Tha Brethren Church (Prognanve
DunlDsrs), 33
Old Order German Bap. Brethren, 34
Gorman Seventh-Day Baptist*. 14
Church of God, 14
Brethren in Christ, Mennonite, 50
Buffalo, Lutheran Synod of, S3
Bulgarian Orthodoi Church. 3$
Bullocldtea (Free Will Baptuti), 20
Calviniitic Methodist Church, 00
Camp Fire Girls, 144
" Neighborhoods, Corn, on, 251
Camps (See Army, Nayy, War)
Canal Zone, Com. on Christian Work,
Carnegie Corporation, 135
" Endowment for International
Catholic Apostolic Churches:
Catholic Apostolic Church, aj
New Apostolic Church, 36
Catholic Church, Ar-- — - -"
f,»4
m. 3S
" God and Saint! of Christ, 13
" God aa Organised by Christ, 38
" God in Chriit (Holdcman Men-
nonite). si
" God in Christ Jeans (Advent-
W). 10
" Jeaua Christ of Latter Day
" Organii. for a Durable Peace,
Chaplains. General Com. on. 142. 3
" in the Army, 156
" in the Navy, 153
Charity, American Association of
cietiea for Organizing, 135
Chicago Tract Society, 123
Christadelphians, 36
Christian and Mission'y Alliance, a
" Statistics. 185
Churches of Bible Faith, 76
" of Christ, 38
" " God in North America, »
Churches of the Living God (Col.) :
Church of the Living God (Christian
Workers for Fellowship). 39
Church of the Living God, General
Assembly (Apostolic), 30
Church nf the Lutheran Brethren, 56
Churches of the New Jerusalem:
Gen. Conv. of the New Jerusalem, 30
" Church of the New Jerusalem, 31
Churches. Federations of, 1B5
Church Peace Union, 1 —
" Transcenden"
Clergymen, List of
Methodist Episcopal Church, 74
" Methodist Protestant Church, 75
" People, National Association for
the Advance m en t of. "35
Index
278
Colored Primitive Baptists, 21
" Religious Bodies, 187
" People, Nat. Assn. for Advance-
ment, 136; Colored (see negro)
Commissions of Federal Council:
Inter-Church Federations, 241
Evangelism, 242
The Church and Social Service, 243
Church and Country Life, 246
National Temperance Society and
Commission on Temperance, 247
Christian Education, 248
Internatl Justice and Goodwill, 248
Relations with the Orient, 249
General War-Time Com. of the
Churches, 142, 250
Corn's of Religious Bodies and of Inter-
Church Bodies, War Work, 179.
Committee
" on Camp Neighborhoods, 251
" " Cooperation in Lat. Amer., 130
44 " ^ with Red Cross, 251
44 " Days of Prayer, 251
44 ** Friendly Relations among For-
eign Students, 133
44 " Interned Aliens, 251
*• " Ministerial Exchange, 251
44 " Negro Welfare, 251
44 M Recruiting, 251
44 of Sixty on National Prohibition,
139
44 on Social Hygiene and Sex Moral-
ity, 251
44 " Survey of the Field and Work,
251
44 44 the War and the Religious
Outlook, 143
Committees of the Federal Council:
Foreign Missions, 251
Home Missions, 251
Washington Committee, 252, 262
Genl Com. on Army and Navy Chap-
lains, 252
Family Life and Relig. Rest Day, 253
Committee on Negro Churches, 253
Christian Relief in France and Bel-
gium, 254
Executive Committee, 256
Administrative Committee, 261
Christian Work in Canal Zone, 254
Religious Conditions in Russia, 254
African Affairs, 254
Conference of Defenseless Mennonites
of North America, 59
Congregational Churches, 31
" Meth. Church, 69
44 Methodist Church, New, 69
Conservative Amish Mennonite Church,
S 8
44 Friends, Orthodox (Wilburite), 40
Constituent Bodies of Fed. Council,
240
Continuation Committee of the World
Missionary Conference, 129
Council, Home Missions, 132
44 of Church B'ds of Education, 124
44 of Reformed and Presbyterian
Churches, 80
Council of Women for Home Missions,
133
Country Life, Com. on Church and, 219
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 86
44 Presbyterian Church (Col.), 87
Current expenses of denominations, 196
Daily Vacation Bible School, 124
Daniel's Band, Church of, 40
Danish Free Church (Norweg.-Dan.),
108
44 Lutheran Church, 53
** Lutheran Church, United, 54
Days of Prayer, Com. on, 251
Debts, Church, 196
Defenseless Mennonites, 58
44 Men. of No. Amer., Conf. of, 59
Denominational Directory, x
Directory of Inter-Church and Kindred
Bodies, 117
44 of Religious Bodies, z
Disciples of Christ, 34
Dowie (Christian Cath. Church in
Zion), 26
Duck River and Kindred Association
of Baptists, 19
Dunkards (Brethren), 22
Dutch Reformed (Ref. Church in
Amer.), 98
Eastern Catholic Churches (Eastern
Orthodox Churches), 35
Eastern Orthodox Churches:
Albanian Orthodox Church, 35
Bulgarian Orthodox Church, 35
Greek Orthodox Church (Hellenic), 36
Roumanian Orthodox Church, 36
Russian Orthodox Church, 36
Serbian Orthodox Church, 36
Syrian Orthodox Church, 36
Ecumenical Methodist Conference, 59
Edinborough Conf. (World Missionary
Conf.), 129
Education, Religious, statistics, 235
44 , Com. on Christian, 248
Educational Organizations, 123
Eielsen's Synod (Norwegian), Luth., 52
Episcopal Ch. (See Protestant Episc.)
Epworth League, 63
Ethical Culture, Society for, 109
Evangelical Association, 36
44 Church, United, 114
44 Prot. Church of No. Amer., 38
44 (See Lutheran, 45)
44 Synod of No. Amer., 38
44 Union of Bohemian and Moravian
Churches, 77
Evangelism, Commission on, 242
Evangelistic Associations:
Apostolic Christian Church, 39
44 Faith Movement, 39
Christian Congregation, 40
Church of DaniePs Band, 40
44 Transcendent, 40
Hephzibah Faith Missionary
Assn,
40
Lumber River Mission. 40
Metropolitan Church Assn, 40
274
Year Book of Churches
Evangelistic Association*: (Continued)
Missionary Church Ass'n, 40
Peniel Missions, 40
Pentecostal Bands of the World, 40
Pillar of Fire (The Pentecostal
Union), 41
Voluntary Missionary Society in
America (Col.), 41
Evangelists, Interdenoml Ass'n of, 147
Exchange of Ministerial Service, Com.
on, 251
Executive Com. of the Federal Council,
229
Expenditures of denominations, 196
Faith and Order, World Conf. on. 126
" Missionary Ass'n, Hephsiban, 40
" Movement, Apostolic, 39
Family Altar League, 123
" Life and Religious Rest Day,
Federal Council of the Churches of
Christ in America, 237
Federation and Union, 125
Federations, Commission on Inter-
Church, 241
" of Women's Boards of Foreign
Missions. 130
Federations of Churches, 185
Fellowship of Reconciliation, 184
Finnish Apostolic Lutheran Church, 56
" National Lutheran Church, 55
Florence Crittenton Mission, 134
Flying Squadron Foundation, 139
Foreign Missionary Organisations, 48
'* Mission Statistics. 211
" Mission Boards (See under each
denomination)
" Missions, Committee on, 251
*' Missions Conference ox North
America, 128
Foreign Students, Com. on Friendly
Relations, 133
France and Belgium, Com. for Christian
Relief in, 254
Free Baptist Church, 19
" Christian Zion Church of Christ
(CoL), 41
" Church, Norwegian-Danish, 108
" Church (Norweg.), Lutheran, 54
" Church, Swedish Evangelical, 107
" Churches, National Council of
Evangelical, 126
" Churches, Scandinavian, 107
" Methodist Ch. of No. Amer., 69
" Will Baptists, 20
M Will Baptists (Bullockxtes), 20
" Will Baptists, United American
(Col.), 20
Friendly Relations among Foreign Stu-
dents, Committee on, 133
Friends:
Society of Friends (Orthodox), 42
" of Friends (Hicksite)., 43
Orthodox Conservative Friends (Wil-
burite), 43
Friends (Primitive), 43
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Friends: (Continued)
Friends of the Temple (Temple So-
ciety), xxo
Friends peace Societies, 184
General Assembly of the Church of the
Living God, 43
General Assembly. Church of the Living
God (Col.), 29
" Church of the Living God (Apos-
tolic), 30
" Baptists, 20
Church of the New Jerusalem, 29
Com. on Army and Nary Chap-
lains, 142, 232
" Conference of Mennonites (A.K56
44 Conference of Mennonites (B.),
57
" Church of the New Jerusalem, 31
" Conv. of the New Jerusalem, 30
'* Education Board. 124
" Eldership, Churches of God, 29
" War-Time Commission of the
Churches, 142, 250
German Baptist Dunkers, 21
" Reformed (Ref. Church in U. S.),
99
Seventh-Day Bap. (Dunkers), 24
Gideons, 127
Girl Scouts, 145
Good Templars, Internatl Order of, 140
Governing Bodies (See under each de-
nomination)
Greek Orthodox Church (Hellenic), 36
Hephzibah Faith Missionary Ass'n, 40
Hebrew, 44
Hicksite Friends, 43
Holdeman Mennonites (Church of God
in Christ), 58
Holiness Church, 43
'* Church, Internatl Apostolic, 44
" . Pentecostal, 79
Home Missionary Organisations, 132
" Mission Statistics, 223
" Mission Boards (See under each
denomination)
" Missions, Committee on, 251
Council, 133
" " , Coun. of Women for,
133
Hungarian Ref. Church in Amer., 102
Hutterische Brueder, 60
Icelandic Synod, Lutheran, 53
Immanuel Synod, Lutheran, 56
Independent Moravian Churches, 77
44 Bapt. Denom., Scandinavian, 108
" Synods, Lutheran, 51
Indian Association, National, 148
44 Rights Association, 147
Inter-Church Directory, 117
** " Federations, Com. on, 216
Inter-Collegiate Prohibition Ass'n, 140
Inter-Denominational Association of
Evangelists, 147
44 Council of Church Boards
of Education, 124
!! M Directory, 117
Index
Inter-Dcnominat lonal International or
" " (Non-Sectarian) Religion)
Periodicals, 1 88
International Apos. Holiness Ch., 44
" Dispute*. American Society fo
"- 3, 'nl Settlement of. 184
" Justice and Good w
" Nn
" Ordt
" Prayer Bi_ .,_
" Reform Federation, 14B
" Sunday School Aesocia-"
" Sun. Sch. Lesson Com.
Interned Aliens, Com. on. i;
Interparliamentary Union,
Joint Committee on War Production
Communities, 143
King's Daughters and Sons, 145
Kleine Gemednde, 50
Knights of Columbus. loo
Krimmer Bruedergemeinde. 60
Latin America, Com. on Cooperation
£
Lutheran Jehovah Conference, Sf>
" Immanuel Synod, so
Luther League of America, 145
Marine Corps Chaplains, see Navy
McAU Association, American, 131
Mennonite Bodies:
General Conf. of Mennonitea (A.), so
General Conf. of Mennonitee (B.), 54
Amiah Mennonite Church (Conserva-
Old Order Amiah Men. Church, 58
Church of God in Christ (Holdeman
Mennonite), 58
Central Conf. of Mennonitee, 58
Conference of Defenseless Mennon-
itea of No. Amer., 59
Reorganised Church of Jeaui
of Latter-Day Saints. 46
ien*l Missionary Mov
le for National Unity,
to Enforce Peace, 184
Lepers, Mission to, 130
Life and Advent Union, 10
Literature and Publicity, Com. on, a;
" , Bible and Religions, las
Lithuanian Natl C
Church of the, 4
Jint, Cc " J
Work in the, 35 1
Local Churches, Com, on Wat-Time
United Lutheran Ch. in Amer., 47
Lutheran Synodical Conference, 48
Norwegian Lutli. Church of Amer., J
IniipndiM Synod}
Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio, 51
(ColJ, T6
Metropolitan Church Association, 40
Miniaten. List of (Write the Clerk or
276
Year Book of Churches
Mission Covenant, Swedish Evan., 107
" to Lepers, 130
Missionary Statistics, Foreign, 211
" Statistics, Home, 223
Missionaries, List of (Write the Board
of each Denomination)
Missionary Alliance, Christian and, 26
" Church Association, 40
" Education Movement, 130
" Organizations, Foreign, 128
" Organizations, Home, 132
" m Soc. in Amer., Voluntary (Col.) , 41
Missions, Committee on Foreign, 224
" Committee on Home, 225
" Council, Home, 132
" (In Europe), 132
Missouri, Lutheran Synod of, 49
Moral Aims of the War, National Com-
mittee on the Churches and, 143
Moral Conditions, Com. on, 224
Moravian Bodies:
Moravian Church (Unitas Fratrum),
76
Bohemian and Moravian Brethren, 77
Independent Moravian Churches, 77
Mormons (Latter- Day Saints), 45
National Army. Chaplains in the, 160
" Assn. for Advancement of Colored
People, 136
" Baptist Convention (Col.), 17
*' Baptist Conv. (Unincorp.), 18
" Christian League for Promotion
of Purity, 148
" Committee on the Churches and
the Moral Aims of the War, 143
" Conference of Social Work, 136
" Council of Evangelical Free
Churches, 126
Florence Crittenton Mission, 134
Guard, Chaplains in the, 157
Indian Association, 148
Prohibition, Com. of Sixty, 139
Reform Association, 149
Sabbath Alliance, Woman's, 134
" Spiritualists' Association, 109
" Temperance Society, 247
" Unity, League for, 143
Navy, Chaplains in the, 153
" (See War Work. 142)
Nazarene, Pentecostal Church of the, 78
Negro Churches, Committee on, 253
Negroes, Com. on Welfare of, 251
Neighbors' League of America, 134
Negro (See Colored)
New Apostolic Church, 26
" Congregational Meth. Church, 69
" Jerusalem, Churches of the, 29
" Thought Alliance, Internatl, 148
" York Peace Society, 184
" York Sabbath Committee ( 134
Non-Sectarian Ch's of Bible Faith, 77
Nothern Baptist Convention, 12
Norwegian-Danish Free Church, 108
Luth. Church of Amer., 50
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Officers, Denominational (See under
each Denomination)
Officers of the Federal Council, 255
Ohio, Lutheran Joint Synod of, 51
Old Catholic Churches:
Old Roman Cath. Ch. of Amer., 78
American Catholic Church, 78
Catholic Church of No. Amer., 78
Old Order Amish Mennonite Church, 58
" " German Baptist Brethren, 24
" Mennonite (Wisler), 60
" " or Yorkers Brethren, 25
Orient, Com. on Relations with, 249
Orthodox Churches, Eastern, 35
M Conserv. Friends (Wilbnnte), 43
" Friends, 42
Panama Congress on Church Work in
Latin America, 129
Parsonages, 106
Peace Association of Friends, 184
" Association of Friends in Amer.,
184
" Committee of Philadelphia Yearly
Meeting of Friends, 184
" Societies, 184
" Union, Church, 147
Peniel Missions, 40
Pentecost. Bands of the World, 40
" Church of the Nazarene, 78
" Holiness Church, 79
Periodicals (See under each Denom.)
" , Non-Sectarian, 188
Pillar of Fire (Pentecostal Union), 41
Playground and Recreation Assn. of
America, 136
Plymouth Brethren, 23
Pocket Testament League, 123
Polish National Catholic Church, 79
Prayer, Days of, Com. on, 251
44 Battalion, International, 148
Predestinarian Baptist, Two-Seed-, 22
Presbyterian Bodies:
(Alliance of Ref. and Pres. Ch's.), 79
(Council of Ref. and Pres. Ch's), 80
Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.,
80
Presbyterian Church in the U. S.
(South) ,83
Associate Reformed Presb. Synod, 8s
44 Synod of No. Amer. (Associate
Presbyterian Church), 86
Cumberland Presb. Church, 86
Colored Cumberland Presb. Church, N
87
Reformed Presb. Church, Synod. 87
" Presb. Church, Gen. Synod, 88
United Presb. Church, 88
Welsh Presb. Church (Calvinistk
Meth.), 90
Primitive Baptists, 21
" Baptists (Col.), 21
" Friends, 43
44 Baptists, Progressive, 19
. Regular, 19
Primitive Methodist Church, 69
Progressive Spiritualist Church, no
Prohibition, National Committee, 139
Prohibition organizations, 139
Property statistics, 196
Index
277
Protestant Ch. of No. Amer., Evan., 36
" Episcopal Church, 90
Publication, Boards of (See under each
Denomination)
Publicity, Committee on, 251
Purity Federation, World's, 149
Purity, National Christian League for
the Promotion of, 148
Quakers (Friends), 42
Recruiting for the Church, Com. on, 251
Red Cross, American, 42
Reformed Bodies:
(Alliance of Ref. and Presb. Ch's), 08-
79
(Council of Ref. and Presb. Ch's), 98-
80
Reformed Church in America, 98
" Church in the U. S., 99
Christian Reformed Church, 101
Hungarian Ref. Church in Amer., 102
Reform Association, National, 149
Reformed Episcopal Church, 97
" Presbyterian Ch., Gen. Synod, 88
" Presbyterian Synod, Associate, 85
" Presbyterian Church Synod, 87
" Mennonite Church, 60
" Meth. Union Epis. Ch. (Col.), 75
" Zion Union Apostolic Church
(Col.). 76
Regular Army, Chaplains in the, 156
" Baptists, 21
Religious Conditions in Russia, Com.
on, 254
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints, 46
Relief in France and Belgium, Com. on,
254
Religious Bodies (Col.), 187
" Bodies, Statistics of, 191
" Education Association, 124
" Statistics, 235
" Literature, Bible and, 122
Religious Outlook, Com. on the, 143
" Periodicals, Non-Sectarian, 188
Rescue Workers, American, n
River Brethren, 23
Roman Catholic Church, 102
" Cath. Church of Amer., Old, 76
Roumanian Orthodox Church, 36
Russell Sage foundation, 137
Russia, Com. on Religious Conditions
„ in, 254
Russian Orthodox Church, 36
Sabbath Day Organizations, 134, 253
Saints of Christ, Church of God and
(Col.), 28
Salvation Army, 107
Scandinavian Free Churches:
Swedish Evan. Mission Covenant, 107
" Evang. Free Church, 108
Norwegian-Danish Free Church, 108
Scandinavian Independent Bapt. De-
nom., 108
Schools (Under each Denomination)
Schwenkfelders, 108
Scientific Temperance Federation, 140
Scientist, Church of Christ, 26
Scouts, Girl, 145
" of America, Boy, 144
Seamen's Friend Society. 146
Seminaries, Theological (See under each
Denomination)
Separate Baptists, 22
Serbian Orthodox Church, 36
" Relief Committee of America, 165
Service in Europe, Christian, 132
Seventh-Day Adventists, 9
" Baptists, 18
" Bap., Ger., (Dunkers), 23
Sex Morality, Com. on, 251
Sex of Church members, 196
Shakers (United Soc. of Believers), 109
Six Principle Baptists, 19
Slavonian Synod of America, 50
Social Organizations, 135
" Brethren, 109
" Hygiene and Sex Morality, Com.
on, 251
" Service, Com. on Church and, 217
" Work, Nat. Conf. of, 135
Society for Ethical Culture, 109
" of Friends (Hicksite), 43
" of Friends (Orthodox), 42
" to Eliminate the Economic Causes
of War, 184
Sons of Temperance, 141
Southern Baptist Convention, 15
" Education Society, 125
" Sociological Congress, 139
Spiritualists:
National Spiritualists' Assn. 109
Progressive Spiritualist Church, no
Statistics, 189
Stauffer Mennonites, 60
Strengthen America Campaign, 141
Student Volunteer Movement, 131
Sudan United Mission, 131
Sunday Observance (Sabbath Day), 134
" School Organizations, 137
" School Statistics, 194
Suomi Synod, Lutheran (Finnish), 53
Survey of the Field and Work, Com.
on, 251
Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant,
107
" Evangelical Free Church, 108
Synodical Conference, Lutheran, 50
Syrian Orthodox Church, 36
Temperance Activities in the Army and
Navy, United Com. for, 141, 248
" and Prohibition Organizations, 139
" Society, National, 220
Temple Society (Friends of the Tem-
ple), no
Theosophical Societies:
Theosophical Society, no
" Society in New York, no
" Society, American Section, no
Universal Brotherhood and Theo-
sophical Society, no
Tract Society, American, 122
" Society, Chicago, 123
Transcendent Church, 40
278
Year Book of Churches
Traveler!' Aid Society, 137
Two-Seed-in-the-Spirit Baptists, 33
Union Amer. Meth. Epis. Churcfa, 75
" Apostolic Church, Reformed Zion,
76
" Federation and, 125
" Meth. Prot. Church, African, 73
Unitarian Churches, in
United Baptists, 33
United Brethren Bodies:
Church of the United Brethren in
Christ, na
Church of the United Brethren in
Christ (Old Constitution), 113
United Com. on War Temperance
Activities in Army and Navy,
141, 348
M Committee for Christian Relief
in France and Belgium, 254
** Danish Lutheran Church, 113
M Evangelical Church, 114
" Lutheran Church in America, 47
" Presbyterian Church, 88
Society of Believers (Shakers), 109
Soc. of Christian Endeavor, 146
Zion '8 Children, 35
Unity, Association for the Promotion of
Christian, 125
" Foundation, Christian, 125
Universal Brotherhood and Theosoph-
ical Society, no
Universalist Churches, 115
Universities (Under each Denomina-
tion,)
Vacation Bible School, Daily, 134
Vedanta Society, 116
Voluntary Missionary Society in Amer.
(CoL), 41
Volunteer Movement, Student, 131
Volunteers of America, n6
Waldensian Aid Society, Amer., 13a
War Camp Community Service, Com.
on Conf. with the, 351
" Production Communities, Joint
Com. on, 143
" Tempe r ance Activities in the
Army and Navy, United Com.
for, 141, 348
i*
War- Time C ommissi on of the C hurches ,
General, 143, 350
" Work Organisations, 143
" Work Commissions of ReJUont
Bodies and Inter-Church Bod-
ies, 179
Washington Com. (Fed. CounJ, *ga t
363
Welfare, Negro, Com. on, 251
Welsh Presbyterian Church (Calvmistic
Methodist), 00
Wesleyan Meth. Connection of Amer..
68
Wilburite Friends, 43
Wisconsin, Lutheran Synod of, 40
Wisler, Old Order Mennonitea, 60
Woman's Christian Temp. Union, 141
Women's Boards of Foreign Missions.
Federation of, 130
" Boards (See under each Denom.)
" National Sabbath Alliance, X35
" Union Miss. Soc. of Amer., 131
World Alliance for International FnenbV-
ship, 149
" Conf. on Faith and Order, 126
" Evangelical Alliance, 126
" Missionary Conference, Contin-
uation Com. of, 139
" Peace Foundation, 184
World's Court League, 166
" Purity Federation, 149
" Sunday School Association, 138
Yale Foreign Missionary Society, 131
Yorkers Brethren, Old Order or, 25
Young Men's Christian Assn., 137, 251
338, 251
" People's Societies, 144
" Women's Christian Assn., 150
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333, 351
Zion Church, African Meth. Epis., 71
" Church of Christ <CoL)7 Free
Christian, 41
" Children. United, as
" Union Apostolic Church, Ref.
(CoL). 76
" Christian Catholic Church in, 25
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