Brethren Family Almanac, The (1917) (1917)

New
Opening
Country
Rich Land and
Prosperous Territory
Now
Made
Being
Accessible by
New Santa Fe
The new
road
line of the
Santa Fe through northwest Texas
to a country already well
facilities
Texas counties
by
to be crossed
Hansford, have been well settled

the fact that
it
was
The prosperity
fifty
Line
this
developed and prosperous.
new
line,
rail-
The
Lipscomb, Ochiltree and
in the last ten or fifteen years in spite of
or sixty miles to the nearest railroad.
of these settlers has attracted the Santa
one hundred miles of
giving
is
new
this
line
Fe and the
branching from the Santa Fe at Shat-
tutk will be in operation this year.
That
it
good
is
settlers to
go so
ments put
in
The
territory
ers'
on
territory
far
from a
their farms
is
proven by the willingness of the original
railroad.
Their
live
stock and the improve-
show how they have been making money.
building of the railroad
is
another testimony to the worth of the
from the farming standpoint, as the railroad
is
looking for farm-
products to haul to market.
number
of families of the
prosperous settlers
in
this
Church of the Brethren are among the
territory
and recently a church congregation
has been organized.
There
is still
much good
land in this territory which can be secured at
very favorable prices, running from $18 to $30 an acre and 10 years' time.
If
C. L.
you are interested
SEAGRAVES,
Fe Railway System,
folder and names of
in getting
good land
1101
money
for a little
Industrial Commissioner, Atchison,
write to
Topeka & Santa
Railway Exchange, Chicago, for
free illustrated
parties having the land for sale.
International
Conference
Church of the Brethren
June
The
7' IS,
1917
following quotation from the
pen of Elder D. L. Miller, in the Gospel Messenger of October 21,1916, amply presents the claims
of the Santa Fe Railway:
" In 1872 the Santa Fe Railway was completed to Wichita and
the town began to grow rapidly. The Santa Fe has been one of
the greatest factors in developing Kansas and other States through
which it passes. It will, without doubt, serve our people well who
come to the next Conference. It is a good road and gives fine
and ample accommodations."
The
P.
Brethren
remember
that Elder
H. Beery has been connected with the Santa
Fe for the past 10 years and knows
thoroughly the customs and the
tastes of his people, and will see
to
will
it
personally that every convenience
and comfort
The
is
provided.
Santa Fe
cial trains will
Speis a direct route.

be operated from Chica-
go and Kansas City, details of which

will be announced later. The Santa Fe
also offers excellent service from California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado,
Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas points.
J.
For further information write to

M. CONNELL, General Passenger Agent,
Topeka, Kans.
Traffic Manager,
Passenger
W. J. BLACK,
Santa Fe Ry., Chicago, III.
Santa Fe
Ry.,
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The Year 1917
a Common year of 365 days; the 141st of the Independence of the United
States; the 6630th of the Julian Period; the 5678th of the Jewish Chronology (beginning at sunset Sept. 16th) ; the 1336th of the Mohammedan Era
(beginning Oct. 17 th), and the 400th since the beginning of the Reformation.
is
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES AND CHANGEABLE FESTIYALS.

G Sexagesima Sunday.Feb. 11 Easter Sunday
Dominical Letter
Epact
Lunar Cycle or Golden
Solar Cycle
QuinquagesimaSun. Feb. 18
Feb. 20
Shrove Tuesday
6
NomberlS
April 8
May
May
Day
Ascension
Whit-Sunday
Trinity Sunday
Corpus Christi
1st Sun. in Advent
J7
27
June 3
Feb. 21
Ask Wednesday
22
Palm Sunday
June 7
April 1
15
Septuagesima Sun. ..Feb. 4
.Dec. 2
Good Friday
April 6
Ember Days : 1st, Feb. 28th; 2d, May 30th; 3d, Sept. 19th; 4th, Dec. 19th.
Roman
Indiction
THE FOUR SEASONS OR CARDINAL POINTS.

Vernal Equinox
Spuing Begins, Sun enters
Summer
Summer
Solstice
Autumnal Equinox .FaUj

.
Winter
Winter Solstice
"
"
"
"
"
"
March 20th, at 10: 30 in the evening.
Ed,
June
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Sept.
"
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Dec.
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ECLIPSES FOR THE YEAR

In the year 1917 there will be Seven Eclipses
Moon.
The First
22d, 6:21 "

22d, " 11:10
22d, " 3:53 "
"
"
"
evening
morning
morning
1917.
Four of the Sun and three
of the
a Total
E^clipse of tlie Moon. January 8th at 12 o'clock, 09 min. in

Visible here. Visible also to Western Europe, Northwestern Africa,
is
the morning.
North and South America, Northeastern Asia and Eastern Australia.
Tlie Second is a Partial Eclipse of the Sun. January 23rd at 6 o'clock, 49 min.
in the morning. Invisible here.
Visible to Eastern and Central Europe, Northern
Africa and Eastern Asia.
The Third is a Partial Eclipse of the Sun. June 19th at 6 o'clock, 08 min. in the
morning-.
Invisible here.
Visible to Northern and Western Asia, Eastern Europe
and the North Polar Regions.
The Fourth is a Total Eclipse of the Moon. July 4th at 4 o'clock, 13 min. in the
evening. Invisible here. Visible to Asia, Austria, Africa, Europe and South America.
The Fifth is a Partial Eclipse of the Sun. July 18th, at 10 o'clock, 06 min. in
the evening. Invisible here. Visible to the South Polar Regions.
The Sixth
an Annular Eclipse of the Sun. December 14th, at o'clock, 55 min.
Visible to Eastern Australia, the South Polar
Invisible here.
the morning.
Regions and Southeast portion of South America.
o'clock, 25 min.
a Total Eclipse of the Moon.December 28th, at
The Seventh
morning. Visible here. Visible also to North and South America, the Pacific
3
is
in
is
in the
Ocean, Eastern Asia and Australia.
Jupiter
2/
is
called the Ruling Planet this year.
EXPLANATIOIf OF SIGNS.
Sun.
JJi
New
First
Full
Last
Moon,
Quarter.
Moon.
Quarter,
Jupiter.
% Mars*
9 Yenus.
ij Uranus.
^ Mercury
Neptune.
^^ Earth.
I2
Saturn.
J)
7^
Pleiades.
6 Conjunction,
S Opposition.
Moon.
Quartile.
THE TWELYE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC.
n
03
^
^^
^
Sagittarius, or Bowman.
Leo, or Lion.
/
Virgo, or Yirgin.
yS ^si^ Capricornus, or Goat.
AquariuSjOrWaterman.
Libra, or Balance.
:^
Pisces, or Fishes.
Scorpio, or Scorpion. X
Cancer, or Crabfish.
the North.
toward
Ecliptic
tlie
Planet
crossing
Ascendinor
Node
1
Descending Node Planet crossing the Ecliptic toward the South.
Aries, or Kam.
Taurus, or Bull.
Gemini, or Twins.
SI <^!^
TTjj
^ ^^
south) from the cclipllc, aa seen

Greatest heliocentric Intitude, or greatest angular distance north
GR HEL. Lat. N. (or R.)
Gli. 1-;L0N(}. K. or W.: Greatest elouL'ation, or greatest angular distance, cast or we^ triinj:.tliÛe.^^
from the center of the Sun.
PERIHELION: Near the Sun. APHELION: Far from Sun. PERIGEE: Near the Earth. APO{.LK: J;^.a*r^^h4i.a5tii.^-^*^
STATIONARY: When the planet, jthrough its relative motion to that of the Earth, appears to rcmaattui oiêaflxoe.^ \ (^ K'^^_
(,'<t
SOUTHS
.m. ante-meridian: Between
The
(so., 8.):
12 o'clock
Planet is on the highest point of the sky or crosses the mcrid

midnight and 1'2 o'clock noon. p. m. post^mcridian: Bctw
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IMPORTANT EVENTS
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Mon|C. Hope
starts for
Denmark, 1876.
after
2) 2nd Sunday after Epiphany
Sun
Isaac
Epiphany
Lawshe died
12.
Sunday
after
12.
5 7.22 4.38
12.
6 7.22 4.38
12.
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in Ind., 1865.
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5.27
6.27
7 7.20 4.40 rises
6.11
12. 7 7.19 4.41
7.29
12. 8 7.19 4.41
12. 8 7.18 4.42 8.30
12. 9 7.18 4.42 9.34
12. 9 7.17 4.43 10.29
12.
12.
9 7.17 4.43 11.19
12.10
12.11
12.11
12.11
12.12
12.12
7.16
7.15
7.14
7.13
7.12
7.11
4.44 11.54
4.45 morn
4.46 12.30
4.47 1.31
4.48 2.43
4.49 3.49
^8 min.
12.12 7.11 4.49 4.55

12.12 7.10 4.50 6. 2
sets
12.13 7. 9 4.51
12.13 7. 8 4.52 6.40
12.13 7. 7 4.53 7.51
12.13 7. 6 4.54 8.57
12.13 7. 5 4.55 10. 4
Day's length p hours 50 min.
m.
12. 7 7.20 4.40
length, p hours
Epiphany
WedjC. H. Spurgeon
& s.
4 7.23 4.37 12.33

4 7.23 4.37 1.35
12. 5 7.23 4.37
28 Sun Alex. Mack, Jr., born in Germany, 1712.

29 Mon Eld. David "Long born in Md., 1820.
30 Tue Eld. Jacob F. Oiler died in Pa., 1897.
31
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22 Mon Queen Victoria died, 1901.

23 Tue Eld. David Long died in Ind., 1897.
24 Wed Eld. James R. Gish was born, Va., 1826.
25 Thu Robert Burns was born, Scotland, 1759.
26 Fri
Breth. church organized, Smyrna, 1896.
27 Sat James G. Blaine died, Washington, 1893.
4) 4ih
Sun Moon
Day's length, p hours 26 min.
21
3
3
3
a^ 3
(^ 3
Sun
rises sets r.
m. h. m.|h.
h.
j?J^
<fr
after
S5 1
Mary Quinter died in India, 1914.

15 Mon Edward Everett died in Boston, 1865.
16 Tue Edward Gibbon died in London, 1794.
17 Wed| Benj. Franklin was born in Mass., 1706.
18 Thu C. H. Balsbaugh d. in Pa., 1909.
19 Fri
Gen. R. E. Lee was born in Va., 1807.
20 Sat John Ruskin died in Brantwood, 1900.
Sunday
m.
12.
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born, 1796.
8 Mon Galileo died in Italy, 1642.

9 Tue Florida and Mississippi seceded, 1861.
10 Wed C. H. Balsbaugh d. in Pa., 1909.
11 Thu B. F. Heckman d. China, Jan. 12, 1913.
12 Fri
Eld. Henry Kurtz died in Ohio, 1874.
13 Sat
Menno Simon died in the year 1559.
S) s^d
Time
Day's length, p hours i8 min.
Epiphany
7 Sun Elder Peter Nead was
14 Sun
Clock
|h.
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Sunday
j) 1st
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2 Tues| Surrender of Port Arthur, 1905.

3 Wed Chinese Inland Mission founded, 1860.
4 Thu Corrections for this department solicited
5 Fri
Robert Morrison was born, 1782.
6 Sat Joan of Arc was born, 1412.
1917
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12.14
12.14
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Mexican War ended, 1848.
Horace Greeley born in N. H., 1811.
5J Septuagesima
11
1)
18
19
Vaniman was
Tue
Eld. Tohn Forney died in Kans., 1895.

Eld. Jacob Miller died, 1890.
Russo-Japanese war begun, 1904.
W. H. Harrison was born in Va., 1773.
A. Anthony born in Pa., 1857.
Eld.
Moody was born
12.14
12.14
12.14
12.14
12.15
12.15
12.15
born, 1835.
Eld. Daniel
D. L.
in Mass., 1837.
m
m
Wm.
Sexagesima Sunday
Admiral Porter
died,
12.15
12.15
12.14
12.14
12.14
12.14
12.14
Washington, 1891.
Wm.
T. Sherman died, N. Y. Cy., 1891.

Eld. Geo. C. Bowman b. in Tenn., 1832.
Philip Melanchthon born, Baden, 1497.
Columbia, S. C., was burned, 1865.
Quinquagesima Sunday
Alex. Mack,
Sr.,
in Saxony, 1546.
died in Pa., 1735.
Wed Santa Ana born in Jalapa, Mex., 1795.

22 Thu Geo. Washington born in Va., 1732.
23 Fri John Q. Adams died, Washington, 1848.
24 Sat Christopher Sower H. baptized, 1737.
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6.4815.12 10.40
6.475.13 11.37
6.45 5.15 morn
6.44 5.16 12.30
6.4315.17 1.25
6.42|5.18 2.19
6.4115.19 2.54
Day's length 10 hours 56 min.
The
3.47
6.35
7.33
12.13|6.32|5.28| 8.33
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25 Sun iFulton died (day before) N. Y., 1815.

26 Mon Victor M. Hugo was born, 1802.
27 Tue iLongfellow was born in Maine, 1807.
28 Wed Eld. A. H. Puterbaugh d. in Ind., 1903.1
that
2.51
6.56 5. 4 4.41
6.55 5. 5 5.38
6.54 5. 6 rises
6.53 5. 7 6.12
6.52 5. 8 7.18
6.51 5. 9 8.24
6.49 5.11 9.32*
12.14|6.39|5.21|
12.14|6.38|5.22|
12.14|6.37|5.23|
12.14|6.35|5.25|
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Sun [Martin Luther died
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s.
m.
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5.
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Day's length lo hours 22 min.
Sun Daniel Boone was born in Pa., 1735.

31
Abraham Lincoln was born in Ky., 1809.
12 Mon
13 Tue
14 Wed
15 Thu
16 Fri
17 Sat
Sunday
Mon
8 Thu
9 Fri
10 Sat
Sun Moon
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m.|h- m.|h. m.|h.
12.14 7.00
12.14 6.58
12.14 6.57
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forbids Christianity, 1835.

John Wesley died in London, 1791.
Blessed are the meek.
Sunday
p) 2nd
in
Lent
Mon
in
W.
1
1
Va., 1866.
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6 Tue P. H. Sheridan was born in N. Y., 1831.

7 Wed H. M. Barwick, Ed. Inglenook, d., 1908.
8 Thu R. H. Miller died, Mt. Morris, 1892.
9 Fri Battle Monitor and Merrimac, 1862.
10 Sat S. W. Hoover of Dayton, O., d. 1895.
10) jrd
11
Sunday
in
Lent
Sunday
24
Sun John
Lent
(Me
Calhoun born
Sun Elder
Lent
Isaac
Long
died in Va., 1895.
Samuel Murray
WE HAVE A LARGE
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m.
6.21 5.39
6.20
6.18
6.17
6.16
6.14
6.13
3.39
5.40 4.27
5.42 4.58
5.43 5.42
5.44 rises
5.46 7.35
5.47 8.41
12.
9
9
6.
9
8
6.
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7 5.53 12.24
6 5.54 1.27
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12.
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8 6. 2 5.58
7 6. 1 5.59
7 6.
6.
7 5.58 6. 2
6 5.57 6. 3
6 5.56 6. 4
3.10
3.49
4.36
5.28
sets
7.35
8.37
Beethoven died in Vienna, 1827.

Vera Cruz was captured, 1847.
Raphael was born in Italy, 1483.
Chas. Wesley died in London, 1788.
Eld. B. F. Moomaw born in Va., 1814.
Eld.
Sun Moon
12.10 6.12 5.48 9.45

12.10 6.10 5.50 10.41
12.10 6. 9 5.51 11.37
12.
I
in S. C. 1782.
26 Mon
27 Tue
28 Wed
29 Thu
30 Fri
31 Sat
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12.11
12.11
12.11
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h.
Livingstone was born in Scotland, 1813.

Tue Alex. Mack, Jr., died in Pa., 1803.
Wedl Gen. Johnston died, Washington, 1891.
Thu Jonathan Edwards died in N. J., 1758.
Fri
Battle of Winchester, Va., 1862.
Sat Longfellow died in Mass., 1882.
Sunday
m.
12.13 6.25 5.35 12.49

12.12 6.24 5.36 1.47
12.12 6.23 5.37 2.^
12.
Mon
12) 5th
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11) 4th
22
23
(Italian poet) born, Italy, 1544.

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Eld. A. W. Vaniman died, 1908.

Eld. Jac. M. Thomas born in Pa., 1795.
Eld. Peter Nead died near Dayton, 1877.
Eld. Adam Brown died, 1906.
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13 Tue
14 Wed
15 Thu
16 Fri
17 Sat
18
19
20
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4 Sun Alex. Campbell died

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Thu Madagascar
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28 Sat James Monroe was born in Va., 1758.
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Sun James Buchanan born in Pa., 1791.

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24 Tue New Orleans taken, 1862.
22
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Sun Moon
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Sun Lincoln died in Washington, 1865.

Mon Philip Yonce died in Ohio, 1864.
Tue Juniata College founded, 1876.
WedlEld. Geo. D. Zollers d. in Ind., 1911.
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m.|h. m.fh. m.(h.
12.
died at sea, 1850.

Bishop Thoburn sailed for India, 1895.
Assassination of Lincoln, 1865.
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Sun Gospel
Mon Thomas
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Palm Sunday
Wed
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5.18
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Bishop Coke buried, Indian Ocean,
Eld. Adam Brown born, 1812.
David Livingstone died in Africa,
Baptism first convert in Denmark,
Eld. Jacob
Sunday
1873.
1876.
Thu
Prof.
J.
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died in Pa., 1879.
William Pitt died, 1778.
Fri
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E. B. Stuart died in Va., 1864.
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14 Mon
15 Tue
16 Wed
17 Thu
18 Fri
19 Sat
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John Jay died in N. Y., 1829.
A. M. at Covington, Ohio, 1875.
Eld. Quinter died N. Manchester, 1888.
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31
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11.57
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11.56
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rises sets
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h.
m.
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& s.
m.
h.
2.54
3.10
7 6.53
6 6.54
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5 6.55
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7. 2 11.44
7. 3
7.4 12.11
mom
4.55
4.54
4.53
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5 12.52
7.
6
7
8
9
7.
7.
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4.50 7.10
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Day's length 14 hours 20
after Easter
20 Sun |A. M. at Harrisburg, Pa., 1902.

21 Mon Eld. I. D. Parker died, 1910
22 Tue A. M. North Manchester, Ind., 1888.
23 Wed A. M. Muncie, Ind., '93 Roanoke, '99.
24 Thu First mis. appointed for India, 1894.
25 Fri
Arlington Heights captured, 1861.
26 Sat A. M. Illinois, 74; Pa., 77; Kans., '96.
27 Sun
28 Mon
29 Tue
30 Wed
Time
after Easter
Vienna taken by the French, 1809.
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Clock
h.
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after Easter
Robespierre (Frenchman) born, 1758.

7 Mon Robert Browning born, London, 1812.
8 Tue Amer. Bible Society founded, 1816.
9 Wed Bunyan licensed to preach, Eng., 1672.
11
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1814.
6 Sun
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9.40
10.25
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7.13
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M. at Pertle Springs, Mo., 1890.

M. at Lincoln, Nebr., 1901.
M. at Meyersdale, Pa., 1894.
M. at Milford, Ind., 1882.
M. Ottawa, '87; Bur'ton Pk., '98.
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12 Tue
13 Wed
14 Thu
15 Fri
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Wm. C. Bryant died in N. Y., 1878.
Ch. Erect. & Miss. Com. org., 1884.
Benedict Arnold died in London, 1801.
Eld. John Kline killed in Va., 1864.
Battle of Petersburg, Va., 1864.
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23 Sat
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26 Tue
27 Wed
28 Thu
29 Fri
30 Sat
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4.37
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7.22 3.49
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7.23 8.50
7.23 9.36
7.23 10.14
7.24 10.46
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Eld. John Kline was born, 1797.

Battle of Waterloo, 1815.
Council of Nice, 325.
Geo. B. Holsinger born, 1857.
Santa Ana died in Mexico City, 1876.
Let your light shine.

D. P. Sayler, b. 1811,
h.
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17
18
19
20
rises sets
m.
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10
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Sun A. M. Pa. 1873, Va. 1879, Winona 1913.

Mon A. M. Decatur, III, 1895, York, Pa., '12.
Tue A. M. Lanark, 1880, Springfield, 1906.
Wed A. M. Bristol, 1905; St. Joseph, 1911.
Thu A. M. at Ashland, O., '81 Winona, 1910.
Fri A. M. Frederick, 1897, Hershey, 1915.
Sat A. M. at Des Moines, Iowa, 1908.
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sets
7|25 7.
4.34 7.26 8.43
4.35 7.25 9.32
4.35 7.25 10.23
12.
12.
12.
Henry Ward Beecher born. Conn., 1813.

A. M. at Seattle, Wash., closed, 1914.
Eld. John Wise died in Kansas, 1909.
Joseph Smith died, Nauvoo, III, 1844.
John Wesley born England, 1703.
Henry Clay died in Washington, 1852.
Chas. Guiteau hanged, Washington, '82.
2
2
3
3
3
3
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4.35
4.35
4.35
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12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
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7.25
7.25
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7.24
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11.32
11.59
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Thu
21) ^th
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12.
12.
12.
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12.
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23
24
25
26
27
28
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12.
12.
12.
Wed
Godefroy de Bouillion died
in 1100.
12.
Thu
Battle of Winchester, Va., 1864.

Petrarch (Italian poet) born, 1304.
Battle of Bull Run, 1861.
12.
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Sun
Mon
Sunday
Eld.
Eld.
Mm
mm
Thu
Fri
Sat
joj 8th
Henry Kurtz born, Germany, 1796.

W. A. Anthony died in Pa., 1911.
died in N. Y., 1862.

in Ohio, 1891.
Eld. E. W. Stoner born, 1833.
Battle, Atlanta, Ga. (fol. day), 1864.
Robespierre died, 1794.
Samuel Mohler died
Sunday
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4.39 7.21 10.34
4.40 7.20 10.57
4.40 7.20 11.44
4.41 7.19 morn
4.42 7.18 12.27
443 7.17 1.14
12.
12.
4.44
4.45
4.46
4.46
4.47
4.47
6 4.48
7.16
7.15
7.14
7.14
7.13
7.13
7.12
1.48
2.27
3.21
sets
7.15
7.57
8.47
after Trinity
Tue Martin Van Buren
Wed
1.51
after Trinity
20 Fri
21 Sat
m.
7.24 2.34
7.23 3.47
7.22 risec
7.22 7.56
7.22 8.39
7.22 9.27
12.
12.
Sun Rembrandt born, 1607.

16 Mon Isaac Watts born (following day), 1674.
17 Tue Adam Smith died in Edinburgh, 1790.
18
19
& s.
after Trinity
Sunday
4.36
4.37
4.38
4.38
4.38
4.38
15
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4 4.36 7.24
12.
8 Sun P. B. Shelley died in Italy, 1822.

9 Mon Braddock's Defeat, 1755.
10 Tue John Calvin born in France, 1509.
11 Wed John Q. Adams born in Mass., 1767.
12 Thu Julius Caesar was born, 100 B. C.
13 Fri |Breth. Mis. arrive in Asia Minor, 1895.
14 Sat IJudson arrived at Burmah, 1813.
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m.|h. m.|h. m.|h.
12.
Battle of Chippewa, 1814.

Huss born in Bohemia, 1369, died, 1415.
Thomas Hooker died in Conn., 1647.
6 Fri
7 Sat
|h.
Sun
after Trinity
Battle of Gettysburg, 1863.

1 Sun
2 MonJGarfield shot in Washington, 1881.
3 Tue Eld. E. W. Stoner died in Md., 1911.
4 Wed Declaration of Independence, 1776.
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11.35
11.54
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7.
4.52
4.52
4.53
4.54
7.
7.
8
8
7
7.
6 morn
7.
after Trinity
29 Sun Wm. Wilberforce died in London, 1833.

30 Mon William Penn died in England, 1718.
31 Tue Christian Hope died in Kansas, 1899.
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6 4.55
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Cornelius Van Dyck, of Syria, b. 1818.
Farragut died in N. H., 1870.
Napoleon was born, Corsica, 1769.
Earthquake, Valparaiso, 1906.
William Carey born, 1761.
Confederate Congress met, 1862.
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Wed
15
16
Thu
17 Fri
18 Sat
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Blaise Pascal died, Paris, 1662.
London, 1688.
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2.57
3.36
7.
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7.
1.32
12. 5 5.
12. 5 5.
12.
5 5.
12.
5 5.
12. 5 5.
12. 5 5.
12.
5.
1 6.59
2 6.58
3 6.57
4 6.56
7.55
8.47
9.39,
9.58
5 6.55 10.47
6 6.54 11.44
7 6.53 morn
12.
5.
12.
5.10
5.11
5.12
5.13
5.14
5.15
12.
12.
12.
12.
6.51 12.37
6.50 1.32
6.49 2.27
6.48 2.59
6.47 3.33
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12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
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5.18
5.19
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6.42 8.35
6.41 8.56
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6.39 10.34
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Sun James
12
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Day's length 14 hours
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6 Mon Alfred Tennyson born in England, 1809.
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9 Thu Adoniram Judson born in Mass., 1788.
10 Fri Temple at Jerusalem burned, A. D. 70.
Robert G. Ingersoll born, N. Y., 1833.
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Mon|U. S. Constitution adopted, 1787.

Tue J Sarah R. Major died in Ohio, 1884.
WedlJames A. Garfield died in N. J., 1881.
Thu Battle of Chickamauga, 1863.
Fri Abraham H. Cassel born in Pa., 1820.
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25
26
27
28
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11.57
11.57
11.56
11.56
11.55
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5.49
41.55 5.50
11.55
11.54
11.54
11.53
11.53
11.53
11.52
6.26
6.25
6.24
6.23
6.40
7.35
8.24
8.51
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6.16 12.44
6.15 1.29
6.13 2.17
6.12 2.51
6.11 3.34
6.10 4.45
sets
6.
7
6
6.
6.30
7.26
7.54
8.49
9.32
9.57
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11.52|6.
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6.
6. 3
6.
6.
11.51 6.
11.506.
10.51
5.59 11.46
5.58 morn
5.56 1.43
5.54 2.42
5.53 3.40
5.521 4.38
6.
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5.51 6. 9
5.53
5.54
5.55
5.57
5.58
5.59
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Eld. Isaac Price born in Pa., 1802.
Tue First Breth. Miss, reach China, 1909.
Wed Christopher Sower II. born, 1721.
Thu Breth. church organized in Colo., 1873.
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Sat [Lord Nelson born in England, 1758.
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5.41 6.19 11.37
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Mon Blessed are the peacemakers.
11 Tue Battle of Lake Ghamplain, 1814.
12 Wed Alex. Gampbell born in Ireland, 1788.
13 Thu Great flood in Spain, 3,000 lost, 1891.
14 Fri Brethren at Work started, Lanark, 1876.
15 Sat IChrysostom died day before, 407.
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First railroad in United States, 1833.
Bethany Bible School opened, 1905.
Brooklyn Ch., N. Y., organized, 1899.
Jonathan Edwards born in Conn., 1703.
William Tyndale executed, 1536.
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18 Thu Moffat embarked .for S. Africa, 1816.
19- Fri
Eld. Isaac Price died in Pa., 1884.
20 Sat C. H. Brubaker died in India, 1910.
21
Sun
Sunday
Battle of Trafalgar, 1805.
Sunday
WedlLuther
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5.18 1.57
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after Trinity
28 Sun |Eld. Daniel Yount b. in Va., 1832.

29 Mon|Prof. Edmund Halley b. London, 1656.
30 Tue Ijohn Adams was born in Mass., 1735.
31
m.
length 10 hours 48 min.
after Trinity
22 Mon Remember the poor.

23 Tue Surrender of Metz, 1870.
24 Wed Ann Judson (Ann of Ava) died, 1826.
25 Thu Christian Hope baptized, 1874.
26 Fri Hope, pastor Brooklyn ch., N. Y., 1896.
27 Sat Theodore Roosevelt born in N. Y., 1858.
4^) 2ist
h.
after Trinity
15
42) 20th
Clock
Time
and
Signs
after Trinity
Edgar Allan Poe died, Baltimore, 1849.

The great Chicago fire, 1871.
David Brainerd (miss.) died, 1747.
Eld. Daniel Thomas died in Va., 1868.
Eld. Samuel Zigler was born, 1816.
Columbus discovered West Indies, 1492.
Alexander Mackay born, 1849.
11
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IMPORTANT EVENTS
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Thu Swear
not at
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Sun
Eld.
15
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16 Fri
17 Sat
Eld. Daniel Vaniman died, Kans., 1903.

Eld. Geo. Wolfe died in Illinois, 1865.
S. M. E. China Con. organized, 1886.
46) 24th
Sunday
H. P. Hylton b. in Va., 1822.

12 Mon Danish Mission started, 1875.
13 Tue Eld. Enoch Eby born, Nov. 15, 1828.
14 Wed S. T. Bosserman born, 1842.
Wed
22 Thu
23 Fri
24 Sat
47) ^5^^
First love feast in Denmark, 1876. .

A. Garfield born in Ohio, 1831.
Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, 1857.
Voltaire was born in Paris, 1694.
Geo. B. Holsinger died, 1908.
Franklin Pierce born in N. H., 1804.
First Breth. Miss, land in India, 1894.
Sunday
Sun Moon
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5 11.10
5.
4 morn
5.
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11.45 7. 7 4.53
11.45 7. 8 4.52
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4.57
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sets
6.50
7.40
8.38
after Trinity
Mon James
20 Tue
rises| sets
Day's length 10 hours
after Trinity
11
Sun
|h.
11.44 6.51
11.44 6.52
11.44 6.53
^
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Wed Battle of Belmont, Mo., 1861.

8 Thu Eld. John S. Holsinger d. in Va., 1910.
9 Fri Mohammed born (day following), 570.
10 Sat Luther was born in Saxony, 1483.
Sunday
Time
45) ^J^^
Clock) Sun
I
in N. C, 1795.
VVm. Cullen Bryant born, Mass., 1794.
Sun Brethren arrived S. California, 1884.

B. F. Butler was born in N. H., 1818.
Tue Eld. B. F. Moomaw died in Va., 1900.
21
and
all.
44) 22nd Sunday after Trinity
18
19
Moons
James K. Polk born
2 Fri
3 Sat
Mon
1917
11.45
11.46
11.46
11.46
11.46
11.47
11.47
7. 9 4.51
9.27
7.10 4.50 10.30
7.11 4.49 11.34
7.11 4.49 morn
7.12 4.48 1.58
7.13 4.47 2.46
7.14 4.46 3.34
Day's length p hours ^2 min.
after Trinity
Sun
Isaac Watts died in England, 1748.

ll 11.47|7.15|4.45| 4.28
Great tempest of 1703.
J?*l 11.48 7.15 4.45 5.23
Tue George B. Crittenden died in Ky., 1880. jpftl 11.48 7.16 4.44 6.14
Wed Washington Irving died in N. Y., 1859.
11.48 7.17 4.43 rises
29 Thu Breth. ch., Brooklyn, N. Y., ded., 1908. (^ 11.49 7.17 4.43 5.37
30 Fri Eld. Samuel Zigler died in Va., 1901.
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Weeks
Twelfth Month
31 Days
Moons
IMPORTANT EVENTS
and Days
Siege of Quebec, 1775.
Sat
Sun John Brown was executed
in Va., 1859.
Mon Samuel
Cooper died, 1876.

Tue Eld. S. S. Mohler d. in Mo., 1893.
Wed Martin Van Buren born in N. Y., 1782.
Thu Jefferson Davis died in La., 1889.
Christian Hope born in Denmark, 1844.
Fri
8 Sat Eli Whitney was born in Mass., 1765.
Mon
11
Tue
in
London, 1608.
Battle of Lexington, Ky., 1862.

Eld. Robert Calvin died, 1851.
Eld. John Metzger born, 1807.
Robert Moffat was born in 1795.
Pilgrims landed, Plymouth Rock, 1620.
Sunday
in
Sun Joseph Smith was
24
Mon
25
Tue
26 Wed
27 Thu
28 Fri
29 Sat
in Mass., 1807.
Advent
23
Mon
Why
^C
7.19
7.20
7.20
7.21
11.51 7.21
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4.40 9.51
4.40 10.46
4.39 11.38
4.39 morn
4.38 1.58
4.37 2.5C
2.50
4.41
7.23
7.24
7.24
7.24
7.25
7.25
4.37
4.36
4.36
4.36
4.35
4.35
7.25
7.25
7.25
7.25
7.25
7.25
7.26
4.37
4.56
5.49
6.38
sets
5.47
4.35 6.55
4.35 7.59
4.35 9. 9
4.35 10.J5
4.35 11.23
4.35 morn
4.34 12.51
slow 7.25 4.35
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12. 1 7.25
12. 2 7.25
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12.
1.57
3.49
4.42
5.37
6.33
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5.21

in
Pa.,
1827.
12.
Barbara Kindig Gish died, 1915.
not
m.
born, 1805.
Thackeray died in London, 1863.
Christmas.
Texas admitted, 1845.
Geo. Whitefield born in England, 1714.
Chas. Wesley born in England, 1708.
Wm. Gladstone born in Liverpool, 1809.
52) Sunday after Christmas

30 Sun Eld. Wm. Hertzler born
31
1835:
Tue
î) 4th
& s.

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John G. Whittier born
22 Sat
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Mon
Thu
Sun Moon
I
11.50
11.50
11.51
11.51
m
m
Blessed are the merciful.

Great fire in Charleston* 1861.
The Lord is my Shepherd.
Battle of Fredericksburg, 1862.
Sun The great New York
21 Fri
Sun
Day's length p hours 14 min

^t*^ (^ n
7 2^ 4.3,7
11.53 7.23
4.37 3.AA
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Wed
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12 Wed
13 Thu
14 Fri Washington died, Mt. Vernon, 1799.
15 Sat Nero (Roman emperor) born, Italy, 37.
16
17
18
19
20
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|h.
48) 1st Sunday in Advent
10
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1
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12.
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BRETHREN FAMILY ALMANAC,
1917.
General Mission Board

MEMBERSHIP
Early, President.
Blough, Anna Z.,

Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Coffman, A. R.,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Coffman, Carrie C,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Cottrell, Dr. A. Raymond, Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Cottrell, Dr. Laura M., ...Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Ebey, Adam (on furlough). Care General Mission Board, Elgin, 111.
Ebey, Alice K. (on furlough). Care General
Mission Board, Elgin, 111.
Emmert, Jesse B
Jalalpor, Surat Dist.
Emmert, Gertrude R., ...Jalalpor, Surat Dist.
Eby, E. H. (on furlough), 122 N. 76th St.,
Winger, Vice President.

B. Royer, Secretary-Treasurer.
Eby, Mrs.
ITS
D. L. Miller, Mt. Morris,
111.,
Life Advisory
Member.
H. C. Early, Penn Laird, Va.
J. J. Yoder, McPherson, Kans.
Galen B. Royer, Elgin, 111.
Otho Winger, North Manchester, Ind.
A. P. Blough, Waterloo, Iowa.
ITS ORGANIZATION
H. C.
Otho
Galen
J. H.
ITS
76th
26, 2 Sal,
26, 2 Sal,
Aalborg
Aalborg
2,
2,
2,
Malmo
Malmo
Malmo
..Ping Ting Hsien,

Liao Chou,
Bright, J. Homer, ..'
Liao Chou,
Bright, Minnie,
Liao Chou,
Brubaker, Dr. O. G
Liao Chou,
Brubaker, Cora M.,
Shansi
Shansi
Shansi
Shansi
Shansi
Buckingham, Ida, ..Friisgatan No.

Graybill, J. F.,
Gray bill, Alice M.,
Friisgatan No.
.Friisgatan No.
Anna
V.,
Lichty, Nora A., Umalla Village, B. B. C.

R. R., via Anklesvar.
Long,
Long,
I.
Shansi.
Rider, Bessie M., ...Ping Ting Hsien, Shansi
Liao Chou, Shansi
Senger, Nettie M.,
Liao Chou, Shansi
Shock, Laura M.,
Vaniman, Ernest D., Ping Ting Hsien, Shansi
Vaniman, Susie C.,. Ping Ting Hsien, Shansi
Wampler, Dr. Fred J., Ping Ting Hsien,
Shansi.
Wampler, Rebecca S., Pmg Ting Hsien,
Shansi.
Ziegler,
India
Arnold,- S. Ira, Anklesvar, B. B. C. I. R. R.
Arnold Elizabeth, Anklesvar, B. B. C. I. R. R.
Bulisar, Surat Dist.
Blough, J. M
tion.
My
R. R.
Kathryn,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Please notice Postage on letters to our missionaries is 5c for each ounce or fraction thereof and 3e for each additional ounce or frac-
Promised Land
the world," said the Master, and there is where every Christian
Christians seemis expected to work.
ingly have divided that world-field into
The
S.,
Pittenger, J. M., Ahwa, Dangs Forest, via

Bilimora.
Pittenger, Florence B., Ahwa, Dangs Forest,
via Bilimora.
...Vada, Thana Dist.
Powell, Josephine
Royer, B. Mary, Dahanu, Thana Dist., B. B.
C. I. R. R.
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Ross, A. W.,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Ross, Mrs. A. W.,
Shumaker, Ida C,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Anklesvar, B. B. C. I. R. R.
Stover, W. B.,
Stover, Mary E,, Anklesvar, B. B. CI. R. R.
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Swartz, Goldie
Widdowson, S. Olive, Anklesvar, B. B. C. I.
Shansi
Shansi
Shansi
Shansi
Oberholtzer, I. E., Ping Ting Hsien, Shansi
Oberholtzer, Elizabeth W., Ping Ting Hsien,
Liao Chou,
Horning, Emma, Ping Ting Hsien,
Liao Chou,
Hutchison, Anna
Metzger, Minerva, ..Ping Ting Hsien,
"
I.
Vyara, Surat Dist.

Effie V.,
Vyara, Surat Dist.
Miller, Eliza B. (on furlough). Care General
Mission Board, Elgin, 111.
Miller, Sadie J.,
...Vyara, Surat Dist.
Mohler, Jennie,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Nickey, Dr. Barbara M., Dahanu, Thana Dist.,
B. B. C. I. R. R.
Flory, Lizzie N.,
N.
Dist., B. B. C.
111.
(on furlough), 122
Wash.
I
Vada, Thana Dist.
Kaylor, Rosa,
Vada, Thana Dist.
Lichty, Daniel J., Umalla Village, B. B. C. I.
Crumpacker, F. H. (on furlough), McPherson,

Kans.
Crumpacker, Anna N. (on furlough), McPherson, Kans.
^
r.^
cv.
Shansi
Liao Chou,
Cripe, Winnie,
Liao Chou, Shansi
Flory, Raymond C,
.
H.
Kay lor, John
China
Blough,
Emma
Seattle,
I. R. R.
Garner, H. P.,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Garner, Kathryn B.,
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Himmelsbaugh, Ida (on furlough), McPherson Hospital, McPherson, Kans.
HofEert, A. T
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Holsopple, Q. A., Uffi'alla Village, B. B. C. I.
Holsopple, Kathren R. (on furlough), Elgin,
Denmark
Aagade
Aagade
Sweden
St.,
Eby, Anna M., Dahanu, Thana
FORCE OF FOREIGN WORKERS
Wine, A. F.,
Wine, Attie C
Wash.
Seattle,
B. Williams, Ass't Secretary, and Editor of Missionary Visitor.
home, and went to a country that

Lord showed him to enter. It was
the promised land to Abraham. Where
is the "promised land" in which each
Christian is to labor for the Master?
Not every one is called to foreign
his
field is
the
two, the home and the foreign. Most

every Christian is born in the home field,
and far too many of them never look
beyond that boundary. It is natural,
purely human, to be unlike Abraham,
who left his country, his people, and
missionary service, but every one who

desires to work in the place of God's appointment and where the need is the
greatest MUST consider the claims of
16

knowing
the foreign field in connection with the
home work
before he makes his
To
decision.
omit considering the foris to leave an impor-
of every devout life himignored not the cry of suffering

humanity, but came to earth and on the
cross expressed the measure of his response to his missionary call, even
OUR NEED. He
important that each one have the

It is
shall
self
solution in a problem in mathematics,

the correct answer can not be obtained.
life.
whether he
The Master
tant factor out of God's final plan in his

life and, like omitting some part of the
It is
to decide
enter or not.
In this he has Christ for his Example.
final
eign opportunity
correct answer to his
it,
1917.
went
to the farthest
point from his Father's house and made

the greatest possible sacrifice for man's
salvation (Fhilpp. 2: 5-8).
Before he
ascended, he said to his disciples, even
too late
when we are old. This

made in youth. And no
one knows whether God wants him in a
foreign land until he has made a sinto discover this
choice must be
to his disciples today,
" As
the Father
be acceptable to the Father for not

being in foreign service, WILLFUL
hath sent me, even so send I you"

(John 20: 21).
That word "you," in
those words of the Master, includes you,
reader, it includes every follower of his.
What has been the answer to that com-
IGNORANCE AND DISREGARD
mand
cere effort to enter
it.
While there are many reasons which
may
the claims of the foreign field
ONE OF THEM.
It is
every Christian to
know
to
NOT
is
incumbent upon
the field, and
Trying to
Do
Business in
it
is
a fact, compiled
tion over wills than

court.
from
far
is
of them,
One famous judge has
in
estimated
that 80 per cent of such cases of litigation could have been prevented.
the
management
after his death,
and the
of
his
The
and few
skillfully,
The General Mission Board

glad to give information
and in doing so there is
putting any one under
give unless he voluntarily
is always
on this plan,
no thought of
obligations
to
chooses to do
If you want to know more about
so.
doing business on earth, as you want it
when in heaven, address the General
Mission Board, Elgin, Illinois.
affairs
effort of his "at-
torney, to carry, out his post-mortem

p,lans by creating, by his will, a compli-
cated trust.
skill,
even though drawn
pleasant legal fight.
This same judge speaks further very

significant words: "Every lawyer knows
that the principal cause of will contests
is the eagerness of the business man to
control
promand
milk
The Board, to meet this uncertainty of

doing business by will, has provided an
annuity plan, and disposition is made of
property while the person is living. It
is far better to execute your own will,
while living, than to let it go to lawyers
to fight over when you are dead.
The
Board has not lost one dollar given on
the annuity plan. Perhaps it has had to
compromise half the wills in which it
was beneficiary, rather than have an un-
litiga-
any other matter
the
stand the acid tests."
reliable
more
is
the
Heaven
requires the greatest legal
is
that your relatives and heirs, unlike most

other people, will not contest your will.
Yet
Where
with
honey of noblest self-sacrificing service

you? At home or abroad?
is
authorities, that there
life?
for
what every person who makes

seeking to do. Of course, when
an individual has worked hard for his
" pile," whether it be large or small, he
feels like " running it " just as long as he
can, and of course the will is made.
Your lawyer may do his best to write
your will; you yourself may believe fully
That
a will
your
in
ised land, flowing
drafting of such a will

17
proved by Standing Committee of Annual Con-
Qualifications of a Foreign
ference.
Missionary
SPIRITUAL
For a long time the General Mission

Board has considered the qualifications
of a foreign missionary and at times
seriously
making a
considered
has
Not until restatement on the point.
cently, however, did the Board venture
to
make
enter
in.
Holy
What
the Board
like
would
Paul,
like
filled
is
with
Spirit like that great apostle.
But the Board is far from accepting men

who simply have training and do not
have the spiritual qualities which should
characterize the messenger of God to
In this light the Board
foreign lands.
has adopted the following:
PHYSICAIi
sound constitution, capable of enduring hardness and not subject to any hereditary disease; good health and senses.
(1) Evaijferelistic.
(2)
of
Every Dollar
Some people say
money given to
that
missions does not get

chance to do missionary work.
In answer to that statement,
a
may
appear,
is
MENTAr.
traveling
salaries
with regular collegiate and Biblical train-
namely
Educational.
etc..
expenses,
the
for
office,
secretaries,
stationery,
sum
of $6,436.-
In other words, of
every dollar spent by
14.
in teaching.
tne Board a
Â
graduate of a reputable
(3) Medical.
medical college, at least one year interne in
a good hospital; experience in the practice of
surgery, so that he may undertake surgical
work alone on the field; a license to practice
medicine by the Examining Board of some
little
less
than five cents was

used as above indicated.
And that expenditure took care of placing carefully $164,700.00 in properly-secured
State.
Such training and experi(4) Industrial.

ence as will enable the worker to train others
to do efficient work along the chosen line.
(5) Trained Nurses.

Good academic training or the equivalent in high school; complete nursejs training in some -reputable hospital; passing examination before some State
loans,
of
are
Note.Where applicant has fitted himself for

some line of service other than evangelistic,
ment.
(resident
preferred) should be taken.
DOCTRINAL
Applicant must have recommendation from
the congregation in which he holds membership; he expresses his views on the doctrines
of the Bible and the tenets of the Church of
the Brethren in his application; he is ap18
which
the
tures.
Board.
at least one year of Biblical study
the
Board's
for
postage,
regular college course;
was
there
traveling
thorough knowledge of the best approved

methods of teaching, government and childnature, thought and life; practical experience
it
fol-
total
expended,
regularly-ordained min-
the
given:
Of
expenditures
of the
General Mission Board, last year
lowing
the
Â
form
whatever
in
$132,199.31,
work
Five Cents
(1915-16),
ister
ing.
genuine religious experience; a love for

the souls of men; familiarity with the
Word
ot Lrod; habits of prayer; actual
experience
in personal work.
is
well-trained men,
the
The
conditional statement.
simply a standard toward

which to urge young people to prepare,
but it must be understood that this is
Many other conditions
not required.
following
1917.
no part
is
total
expendi-
Those
their
own
figures
argu-

Nut
In a
The
total receipts for the year
$131,267.99
1917.
Shell
1915-16,
by the General Mission Board, were
and may be divided as follows:
Donated by congregations and individuals,

Income from endowment and real estate,
Income from the Brethren Publishing House,'
Other sources,
$73,716.73
39,545.90
9,840.00
8,165.36
',
$131,267.99
Total,
That
first
item, %72>,7\6.7Z,
is
analyzed and some added information given
in the
following table:
1915-16
1914-15
03
State District
o
d
1
2321 12|
Arlf ansas,
Northern California,
Southern California,
Colo and Utah,
No
Illinois
and Wis.,
Southern Illinois,
Middle Indiana,
Northern Indiana,
Southern Indiana
Middle Iowa ...
Northern Iowa
Southern Iowa,
Northeastern Kansas
N. W. Kans. & N. E. Colo.,
Southeastern Kansas
S. W. Kans. & S. E. Colo.,
Eastern Maryland,
Middle Maryland
Western Maryland,
Michigan,
Middle Missouri,
Northern Missouri,
Southern Missouri,
Nebraska,
*.
....
N. & S. Car., Ga. & Fla.,

N. D., B. Mt. & W. Can
N. E. Ohio,
N. W. Ohio,
Southern Ohio,
Okla. & N. Mex
Idaho and W. Mont.,
Washington
Oregon,
Eastern Pennsylvania,
Middle Pennsylvania,
S. E. Pa., N. J. & E. N.
Southern Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania,
:
Tenn., Ala., Miss. & Ky.,

Texais and Louisiana,
First Virginia,
Second Virginia,
Northern Virginia
Southern Virginia,
Eastern Virginia,
First West Virginia,
Second West Virginia,
Cuba,
India,
Denmark and Sweden,

Unknown
Totals,
1048
1511
267
2499
2304
4246
5074
2702
1306
1611
758
1599
1014
645
1566
2191
1692
507
1343
593
762
537
1143
722
1497
2775
1775
6069
1081
752
776
388
6016
4684
1689
4888
6338
1614
341
2473
1684
3664
1998
1186
1722
409
16
20
4
29
30
42
46
36
17
21
12
22
17
13
22
16
9
6
25
13
10
15
21
23
31
27
28
44
24
12
14
11
32
28
13
21
36
25
2 $
19 70 $
13
1169 53
14
2696 44
2
54 02
25
3759 33
23
1794 40
3229 79
36
42
3335 88
24
1334 19
13
2327 16
2152 69
17
10
783 47
16
1077 67
12
563 76
10
281 88
20
14
6
4
19
11
8
11
12
7
24
24
25
39
9
8
11
7
32
25
12
19
33
13
6
8
21 13
17 12
18 11
23 12
12 10
17 10
10
3
1130
227
9
9
<
1520 26
1830 26
773 22
106 76
688 30
521 69
492 62
158 74
1479 23
59 13
1086 36
1636 62
1457 95
4475 94
441 82
562 43
399 08
203 92
4046 71
2026 48
1174 15
2000 52
3288 56
292 59
306 23
1746 13
1408 53
1517 14
848 15
317 51
804 93
12 82
o s
^1
16 85 $
36 551
62 90
1232 43
766 13
3462 57
112 00
166 02
265 15
4024 48
152 90
1947 30
318 09
3547 88
369 56
3705 44
256 27
1590 46
387 43
2714 59
183 05
2335 74
119 10
902 57
124 90
1202 57
156 13
719 89
.90 80
372 68
2256 72
736 46
211 95
2042 21
54 60
827 82
14 00
120 76
230 29
918 59
124 90
646 59
125 85
618 47
24 00
182 74
237 03
1716 26
99 49
158 62
497 40
1583 76
341 47
1978 09
1814 20
356 25
412 24
4888 18
148 72
590 54
621 53
59 10
212 00
611 08
231 67
27 75
4231 31
184 60
2208 32
181 84
1233 55
59 40
2353 53
353 01
223 62
3512 18
1268 76
1561 35
142 00
448 23
2541 92
795 79
1559 61
151 08
364 23
1881 37
6 75
854 90
49
384 00
66
942 21
47 28
44 84
57 66
1 00
1 00
15 $
7 97 $
984 91
1 18
2 29
2709 82 1
62
117 61
3539 61
1 61
85
84
73
59
2 08
1 45
1 19
75
71
58
1 44
93
49
24
68
1 09
81
34
1 50
22
1 06
71
1 02
81
55
83
79
60
70
47
73
48
55
97
1 31
1 03
93
51
43
32
55
14
2079 35
3636 33
3850 89
1631 41
2553 04
2848 08
652 34
1313 46
1533 56
391 42
1628 80
1444 05
623 01
52 96
626 03
495 21
509 16
183 04
1254 02
107 82
1201 10
1744 71
1794 76
3587 11
477 91
859 90
573 42
202 21
3392 66
1804 17
1049 92
1659 58
2822 59
308 82
318 94
2221 53
1645 42
1463 38
604 86
261 78
696 42
46 77
10 00
2
1
1
1
3
94
71
44
14
91
87
77
64
09
81
90
85
44
60
02
65
39
09
47
83
92
32
15
14
77
64
99
fi^
45
1 28
74
48
&1
42
60
33
44
20
93
98
56
38
27
26
35
11
43 76
19
43 57
14
43 76
132 83
266 71
132 83
93048|980|730| ^62531 281 mi85 451 ^73716 73|$0 79|.^63gS2_141 ?0 68
1
19

Missions and the SundaySchool
There
is
no more promising and
General Missionary Receipts
fruit-
missionary work
Sunday-school.
Already the
the
fruitage
is
most
1894,
1895
sense no special effort

The children, when taught to give nickels instead of pennies, will bring together a large fund for the Lord, and
none will give more cheerfully than they,
if the parents will help them.
Let the
children give unto the Lord.
This is
the record of the Sunday-schools for
missionary work, as far as systematic
record has been kept:
Total for nine years,
1896,
1897,
1898,
1899,
1900,
1901,
19U
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
Pertle Springs, Mo.,
Hagerstown, Md.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Muncie, Indiana
Meyersdale, Pa
Decatur, 111.,
Ottawa, Kans.,
Frederick, Md.,
Burlington Park,
111.,
Roanoka, Va.,
No. Manchester, Ind.,
Lincoln, Nebr.,
Harrisburg, Pa
Belief ontaine, Ohio
Carthage, Mo
Bristol, Tenn.,
Springfield, 111
Los Angeles, Cal.,

Des Moines, Iowa,
Harrisonburg, Va.,
Winona Lake, Ind.,
St. Joseph, Mo.,
York, Pa.,
Winona Lake, Ind
Seattle, Wash.,
Hershey, Pa
Winona Lake, Ind
Wicliita, Kansas,
What
ference?
1910
1911,
1912,
1913,
1914,
1915,
???,???.??
1916
we make every one

question marks a "5" save the
WE CAN
those
of
first
one?
WE WILL
IF
Gish'Fund Books
$13,372.16
17,700.90
17,337.81
21,704.17
21,979.71
26,112.07
33,902.36
28,867.73
31.353.81
Books Available to Ministers of the

Church of the Brethren under the Provisions
of
liist
of the Gish Publishing
Fund Nov.
1,
1916.
Tliese books at the special price named are

limited to ministers of the Church of the
Brethren. Those whose names are not in the
Almanac will please have a notice of their
election written out by the Elder, and sent in
with their order. Price of books remains the
same, whether ordered by Single copy or in
quantity, whether by mail or express or
freight. All orders should be addressed to
Brethren Publishing: House, Elgin, Illinois.
$212,330.84
1905
1906,
1907,
1908,
1909,
Can't
Missionary Offerings at A. M.
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
41,215.52
42,095.89
52,237.64
58,004.59
69,142.17
66,960.89
67,642.63
87,049.79
69,922.67
77,734.87
92,250.46
99,734.09
114,720.82
131,267.99
1902,
1903,
1904,
7,936.32
7,628.09
11,513.14
8,989.17
9,878.39
10,691.78
17,258.91
20,259.29
31,423.06
32,123.09
50,978.07
39,112.74
1893
and in a
has been made.
gratifying,
1907,
1908
1909,
1910,
1911,
1912,
1913,
1914,
1915,
$ 3,877.29
4,184.41
5,587.28
1887,
1888,
1889,
1890,
1891,
1892,
ful field to cultivate for
than
1917.
I.
224.30
295.11
366.82
244.33
260.88
366.12
302.00
500.74
1,400.01
1,609.90
1,868.00
Trine Immersion as the Apostolic Form of

Baptism. By James Quinter. 20
Cliristian
cents.
3. Doctrine of the Brethren Defended.

R. H. Miller. 20 cents.
5.
Seven Churches of Asia.
By
By
D. L. Miller.
20 cents.
II.
bet.
15.
1,881.22
1,732.66
5,632.04
5,677.19
7,750.61
10,142.32
8,266.21
23,594.76
12,716.36
:.... 16,482.95
13,563.01
16,099.95
20,796.88
21,471.53
23,603.68
25,520.53
Bible Dictionary. By Smith and PelouFinely illustrated. 25 cents.
The Eternal Verities. By D.
L. Miller.
20 cents.
19.
Modern
Secret
Societies,
By
Chas.
A.
Blanchard, D. D. 15 cents.
20.
Alone With God. By
J.
H.
Garrison.
15 cents.
23.
Cruden's
Concordance.
This
book con-
tains 757 pages. 30 cents.

26.
Bible Atlas; Historical Geography of the

J. L. Hurlbut, D. D. 60 cents.
Bible. By
29.
History
the
of
Brethren. By
Brumbaugh. 50 cents.
30. The Young Preacher.
By
Apostles. By
M.
G.
Theodore L.
Cuyler, D. D. 15 cents.
? ? ?
31.
The Twelve
J.
W. Way-
land. 15 cents.
is
the matter with Wichita ConLet's make our offering ditto
32.
siah.
Winona Lake
of 1916 in every figure

but the first one, slip one on 1916 by
making that a "3."
The
Irife
and Times of Jesus the Mes-
By Alfred
Edersheim.
Sick, the Dying

J. G. Royer. 10 cents.
33.
The
34.
How
to
75 cents.
Master the English
James M. Gray.
10 cents.
By
Bible. By
and the Dead.

Against
86. Universalism
ford Hall, Ph. D. 20 cents.
Itself.
By
Wil-
Indiana,
Ind.,
By
Studies. By
Bible Beadingrs and Bible

Rosenberger. 10 cents.
39.
J.
43. Bible History. By Prof.

D. D. 30 cents.
Character
46. The
Bushnell. 15 cents.
G. Blaikie,
By Horace
Testament. By Jas.
50. Roman Catholicism Capitulating- Before

Protestantism. By G. V. Fradryssa, 20 cents.
Contagion
Dwight
of
Character.
By
Newell
Hillis. 20 cents.
By
*53. History of the Christian Church. Vol.
IV. By Dr. Philip Schafe. 90 cents.
Preacher and His Models. By
54. The
*52. Pastoral and Personal Evangelism.
Charles Goodell. 20 cents.
James
Stalker. 20 cents.
Preparation and Delivery of Sermons.

John A. Broadus. 35 cents.
56. A
Man and His Money.
Reeves Calkins. 25 cents.
By
Harry
57.
Quiet Talks on Following

S. D. Gordon. 20 cents.
the
Christ.
58.
Thirty-three Years of Missions in the

By Galen B. Royer.
By
Church of the Brethren.

50 cents.
By David
I.
S.
North Dakota, Eastern Montana and Western Canada, O. A. Myer, Williston, N. D.

North and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, Jos. H. Griffith, Brummets Creek, N. C.
Ohio, Northeastern, Oscar H. Bechtel, Belleville, Ohio.
Ohio, Northwestern, G. A. Snider, Lima,
Ohio.
Ohio, Southern, Ira G. Blocher, Greenville,
Ohio.
Oklah'oma, Panhandle of Texas and New
Mexico, John R, Pitzer, Cordell, Okla.
Oregon, Hiram Smith, Albany, Oregon.
Pennsylvania, Eastern, I. W. Taylor, Neffsville. Pa.
Pennsylvania, Middle, John B. Miller, Curryville. Pa.
Pennsylvania,
Southeastern.
New Jersey
and Eastern New York, M. C. Swigart, 6611
Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pennsylvania, Southern, W. H. Miller, R. D.
4, Hanover, Pa.
Pennsylvania, Western, H. S. Replogle,
Windber, Pa.
Tennessee, none appointed.
Texas and Louisiana, M. H. Peters, Manvel, Tex.
Virginia, Eastern, B. E. Blough, Nokesville,
Va.
Virginia,
First District,
C.
D. Hylton,
Troutville, Va.
Virginia, Northern, J. Carson Miller, Timberville, Va.
Schaff. 90 cents.
Quiet Talks on John's Gospel.

Gordon. 20 cents.
0.
61.
Mo., R, 2.
Missouri, Southern, and Northwestern Arkansas, none appointed.
Nebraska, S. G. Nickey, Moorefield, Nebr.
History of the Christian Church. Vol. V.
59.
Part
'
By
S.
D.
Expository Preaching, Plans and Meth-
ods. By F. B: Meyer. 20
Doctrine of Prayer.
62.
cents.
By James
Hastings,
60 cents.
63.
Man's Value to Society.
Dwight
Hillis.
of St,
64. I.ife
By
Newell
20 cents.
Paul, By James
Stalker. 15
cents.
*
To be taken from the
list
March
1,
1917.
District Missionary Secretaries

As near as we can revise the list, the following
is
retaries,
a list of the District Missionary Secas appointed by State Districts, in

of 1911:
harmony with the Conference Plan

Arkansas,
First District
and Southeastern
Missouri.
California,
Cal.
Northern, D. L. Forney, Chico,
California, Southern, and Arizona, Geo. H.

Bashor, Glendora, Cal.
Colorado, Western, and Utah.
Idaho and Western Montana,
Twin
S.
Virginia, Second District, W. H, Zigler,

Churchville, Va,
Virginia, Southern, S. P. Reed, Floyd, Va.
Neher,
Falls, Idaho.
Illinois,
ler,
S.
Elgin,
Illinois,
Gordo,
Northern, and Wisconsin,
S. C.
Mil-
Washington,
111.
Southern,
West
Geo.
W.
Miller,
Flora,
ster, Md.
Maryland, Middle, Caleb Long, Boonsboro,
Md.
Maryland, Western, James W. Beeghly,
Oakland, Md.
Michigan, S. M, Smith, Lake Odessa, Mich,
Missouri, Middle, I, V. Enos, Adrian, Mo,
Missouri, Northern, B, W, Mason, Norborne,
55.
By
Neher,
Iowa Southern, Leslie Cover, S. Ottumwa,

Iowa, 118 S, Moore St.
Kansas, Northeastern,
Kansas, Northwestern and Northeastern
Colorado, Mary E, Daggett, Covert, Kansas.
Kansas, Southeastern, John Sherfy, 1309 S,
Edith St., Chanute, Kans.
Kansais, Southwestern, and Southern Colorado, W. H. Yoder, McPherson, Kans.
Maryland, Eastern, W. E. Roop, Westmin-
Orr. 25 cents.
*51.
Catherine
kota,
Jesus.
of
Problem of the Old
49.
W.
Middle,
174.
Indiana, Northern, R. O. Roose, 504 N. Main

St., South Bend, Ind.
Indiana, Southern, J. W. Root, R. 21, Buck
Creek, Ind., 1916,
Iowa, Middle, J, Q, Goughnour, Ankeny,
Iowa,
Iowa, Northern, Minnesota and South Da-
37. Problems of Pulpit and Platform.

D. D. Culler. 156 pages. 15 cents.
I.
Box
1917.
Virginia. First District,

stead, R. D. 2, Oakland, Md.
Cerro
West
111.
21
Seymour Ham-
Virginia, Second District.
1917.
General Educational Board of the

The Board. D. W. Kurtz, McPherson,
Kans.; D. M. Garver, Trotwood, Ohio; J. S.
Flory, Bridgewater, Va.; D. C. Reber, Elizabethtown, Pa.; J. H. B. Williams, Elgin. 111.
The Organization.-D. W. Kurt^, President;
D. M. Garver, Vice President; J. H. B. Williams, Secretary-Treasurer.
The Purpose. Promote Education
Funds; Hold Property; Foster Co-operation

Between Church and Schools.
The Hope.Every Student of Our Church at
Work in Our Own Schools.
J^^^
^?*'**^^T^^V^''''Â
Va.
Bridgewater,
Va.; Daleville ^l^
Md-;
7"-;,
Receive
l*;*^^^^'''!'
r
'/"^x^^l'
McPherson, Kans.
Manchester^
Ind.
'
ris,
at^ Mor?r
Mt.
'
111.
CONSTITUTION OF THE GENERAL EDUCATIONAL BOARD

As Adopted
at
Winona Lake Conference,

I.
The
ofBcial
name
of this
Board
^r^^'
Eliza-
1916
The Name
shall be the General Educational
the Brethren,
Board of the Church of
II. Membership and Organization

Standing Committee of Annual Meeting shall appoint at? members of this Board, five
brethren, to be confirmed by open Conference, for a term of five years each, except those first
appointed, one of whom shall serve five years, one four years, one three years, one two years,
and one one year, respectively, as indicated by the Standing Committee.
2. Three members of this Board shall be chosen from the schools, and two shall be chosen
who are not connected with the schools; the majority of the Board shall be ordained elders:
they shall be broad-minded men, interested in Ch.ristian education, and working faithfully
in harmony with the principles and practices of the Church of the Brethren, as defined by
Annual Conference. It is advised that no one be appointed a member of this Board who is
also a member of any other General Board appointed by the Conference.
3. The members of this Board shall organize by electing a chairman, and a vice-chairman from their number; they shall elect a secretary-treasurer, either from their own number
or from out their number if they so desire.
1.
III.
Duties
The General Educational Board shall meet annually, or oftener, if circumstances require
The Board shall give notice of its annual meeting through the Gospel Messenger, so that
1.
it.
schools or individuals shall have the opportunity of bringing to the Board any question that
properly belongs to it.

2. As often as the Board considers it needful and advisable, or at the special request of
any school, it may appoint one or more of its members as a committee to visit any, or all,
of the schools recognized by Annual Conference.
3. The Board shall have a moral and spiritual oversight of the several 'schools, and shall
labor to keep them in harmony with the principles of the church. The Board is given the
right to investigate such questions as teachers, textbooks, courses of study, athletics, etc., so
far as these questions affect the moral and spiritual welfare of the school. The Board shall
have the full power to make all decisions operative in these matters. The school shall make
full, written reports to the Board as often, and of such nature, as the Board may require.
4. The Board, shall give earnest thought to the needs and mission of our schools.
It shall
give all the encouragement it can to the work of education in the church. It may do this by articles in the church publications, by educational programs at District Meetings and at the Annual Conference, and in any other way it considers advisable. The Board should be the leader
of educational thought in tJie church.
5. The Board shall incorporate, so that it may receive gifts and hold property for the purpose of Christian education in the Church of the Brethren. It shall encourage gifts and endowments to all the schools. It shall not actively solicit permanent funds for the Board, but it
may receive such gifts in case of individuals who may prefer to give their means to the Board
instead of to any individual school.
6. The Board shall give advice to individuals or to State Districts who may contemplate the
founding of new schools. In the future no school shall be recognized by the Conference that
does not receive the sanction of this Board before beginning its work.
7. The Board shall make a written report to the Annual Conference.
It shall have the
privilege to come directly to the Annual Conference for counsel, in matters pertaining to its
work, or for a change in this constitution, without coming through a local church or District
Meeting.
lY. Remnneration
The members
of the General Educational Board shall be allowed two dollars per
day for
actual time spent, and expenses incurred in this work. These expenses shall be paid by the
Annual Meeting Treasurer out of a fund provided by the Annual Meeting for this purpose.
PAUL
H.
BOWMAN
JOHN
1917.
FLORY
S.
T. S.
MOHERMAN
President
Daleville College
President
Bridgewater College
President
Pine Ridge College
Policy of General Educational Board

Work
I.
of
Boardfor
Itself
5.
3.
6.
By public Educational Meetings, (b) By

meetings with Trustees, (c) By meetings with
(a)
By careful efforts to foster cooperation between the schools and where necessary to encourage coordination of courses.
Study conditions of church.
Faculties, (d)
What
percentage of our Brethren's children go to State and other schools? What perget
a high school training? What percentage
centage attend our schools? Number who attend colleges or schools above the 8th grade.
5. Find pulse of church on educational ques4.
1.
2.
II.
Study
3.
2.
as
suggested
in
in
local
Suggest programs and topics for discus-
Our Own Schools?"
an-
(c)
"The
Splendid Re-
sults of Christian Education in the Church

of the Brethren." (d) "
Colleges Need
Endowment." (e) " Education Fundamental to
Missionary Work." (f) " Education and Minis-
Why
Encourage schools: (a) To promote misTo promote Bible study, (c) To give
sions, (b)
students a larger vision of service to the

church, (d) Encourage promising young men
to prepare for the ministry.
become standard3. Encourage schools to
ized or accredited as soon as possible.
try."
5. Create in the church a school spirit in
every jvay possible.
6. Write to members of last Standing Committee to ascertain facts of Educational Meetings at their District Meetings and in local
churches, etc., etc.
4. Furnish them with the printed requirements of standardization.
Statement on Finances
The General Educational Board is incorporated, so that it may receive gifts and hold
property for the purposes of Christian Education in the Church of the Brethren. It is not
the intention actively to solicit, but the Board
made arrangements whereby

any funds that come to it.
has
Meetings
4. Write articles for Gospel Messenger on

the great questions : (a) " Need of Church
Schools." (b) " Why Send Our Children to
Our Work with Schools
conditions,
nual report.
Educational
sion.
tional literature.
1.
Urge
churches.
Educational meetings at Annual

(a) Programs, (b) Exhibits.
Publication and distribution of Educa-
Plan
Meeting:
7.
III. Relation to the Church

Urge the holding of Educational Meet-
ings at various District Meetings.
tions.
6.
As soon as possible get into position to

them in their financial campaigns.
Make our annual visits factors for good
assist
Perfect machinery of Board to care for

funds.
2. Seek for a good Secretary.
1.
it
The Board is ready to receive funds for

Christian Education on the annuity basis, paying five per cent annuity to those under fifty
years of age and six per cent for those who
are past that age.
Annuity will begin on
the date the money reaches the Board, and
will cease at the death of the donor. Then it
can handle
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I.
will
HARVEY BRUMBAUGH
President
Juniata College
President
Elizabethtown College
the Board
may deem
best.
Endowment funds will be invested in first
mortgages on farm real estate, on the same
terms, in the same territories, and under the
same rules that have proved so safe and successful in handling the large funds of the
as
mean
that something shall come from your

Endowment contracts,
estate at your death.
payable on or before death, similar to those
of the General Mission Board, have been prepared, and the Board is ready to enter into
such a contract with you.
Final disposition of funds by the possessors
fact
is
that
is
to
MILLER
President
This paragraph, filled out, binds the Board

use your funds in accordance with your
wishes.
For the guidance of those Avho may wish to
incorporate a paragraph in their wills, in
favor of the Educational Board, the following
forms, which may be copied, are suggested:
Form for Bequest of Money

" I also give and bequeath to the General
Educational Board of the Church of the Breth-
themselves is recommended by financiers, and

even by some lawyers too, when the question
of assurance that funds will go where the
owner intends, is taken into consideration.
Time and time again has it been proved that
our brethren and sisters who had money to
give for the Lord's work would far better have
given it during their lifetime, for at their
death the funds never reached their intended
destination. It is better to put your money
where you wish it than to leave the question
open to neglect in giving it, or placing those,
who are left behind, in a position where unscrupulous men may persuade them to enter
litigation over technicalities.
The General Educational Board is prepared
to care for funds that are intended for education in particular parts of the Brotherhood.
It binds itself carefully
to safeguard the
wishes of the donors in such particulars. This
Why
S. J.
Lordsburg College
" It is agreed that the income from this donation shall be used in
College; or in case that college should cease to
exist as a school, or as a school under the auspices of the Church of the Brethren, the income from said fund shall be used at the discretion of the General Educational Board for
the purposes of Christian education."
General Mission Board.

The General Educational Board is also in a
position to correspond with you, in case you
do not now have money for education, but
plan to have something at some future time, or
ren
Dollars for the
purpose of the Board, as specified in their

charter.
I hereby direct that my executor
pay said sum to the Treasurer of said Board,
taking his receipt, within
months
my
decease."
for Bequest of Beal Estate
" I also give, bequeath and devise to the
General Educational Board of the Church of
the Brethren a certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon standing, described as follows (Here give the exact description that
appears in your deed, of this plot of ground),
to be held and possessed by the Board, their
successors and assigns forever, for the purposes specified in their charter."
after
Form
Address all communications regarding these

subjects to General Educational Board, Elgin,
Illinois.
Our Children Should Attend Our Own Colleges
pect non-Brethren professors, in non-Breth-
Church Membership. We desire our children to become members of our own church.
And we desire that they shall become active,
useful, sympathetic workers. We desire them
to secure an education that will more fully
equip them for such tasks. We can not ex1.
attested by the following paragraph

written into the body of the Annuity
Bonds and Endowment Contracts:
be used as the donor stipulates, or for
education,
1917.
ren environments, to give them such.

They
should be in our own schools during those
years, when their habits of thought, visions of
life and conceptions of religion are undergoing
those changes, incident to reaching maturity.
24
OTHO WINGER
W. KURTZ
D.
President
President
McPherson College
Manchester College
Body. Â large percentage of

2. Student
attending our schools, come from
Brethren homes.* Their ideals are Brethren
ideals. Their notions of religion and of homelife are the same as those of your own children. Your child is, therefore, not put to the
additional strain of mingling with new associates, coming from strange environments.
naces.
10. Investment Returns.

Our schools yield
us the largest returns for the money invested.
The returns are expressed in terms of students prepared for life. Nowhere else than in
our Colleges can we find a combination of
point
have proto
godless men
science falsely so-called.
Our instructors feel a personal interest in guarding
their students against these errors.
consecration, scholarship, instruction, interest

and careful supervision that will assure our
children the education that we desire them to
have.
Place of the Book. Our schools accord

the Blessed Book itiS proper place in their cur6.
with
out the errors that
us
neighborhood and society.

9. Missionaries.
O u r missionaries come
from our own schools. They are products of
our own institutions.
Volunteer Bands are
to be found in our Colleges that are as strong,
or stronger, proportionately, than in any
other schools in our country. Their ideals of
mission work are tempered in our own fur-
5. Scientific Departments,
The student must
study science. No education is complete without it. Truths of science hurt no one. Dif-
pounded,
Church Iêadership.
Our schools are supConsecrated

a leadership.
leadership is the greatest need confronting the
church. Your son can as well become a leader
as a leaner, if you do your duty towards him.
The graduates from our schools are daily becoming greater factors in religion, business,
8.
plying
theirs.
fail
of Jesus
Life Training. Our schools are equipped

or are becoming equipped with such libraries,
apparatus and buildings as will enable them
to supply their students with a technical education on a par with that offered in other
schools.
In addition to this they strengthen
the moral and religious character of the student, giving him a moral and spiritual advantage in meeting the temptations of a business or professional career.
comes when instructors
They accord the sayings
7. Collegre Spirit.
Our schools are free from
the blight of College Secret Societies. Their
managements seek to make the spirit of the
school democratic, uprooting caste and clique.
The democratic ideal is dear to the genius of
the Church of the Brethren.
ficulty
NOFFSINGBR
ligation to the unsaved.
feel
4.
S.
President
Mt. Morris College
and Paul a superior place to those of Plato

They recognize a personal
and Aristotle.
God, a divine Savior, a Holy Spirit, an immortal soul, a need of redemption and a world ob-
Sympathetic Supervision. Our instructors

personal interest in the young people committed to their charge. Because these teachers are of our own people, making financial
sacrifice for our church, and interested in its
welfare, they will logically feel a desire to
relate oi,ir own children to our Qwn church,
3.
J.
riculum.
students,
and
1917.
Why Not Make Him a

Send Him to One of Our
Own Church Schools?
Have You a Boy?

Leader?
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General Sunday School Board

Chairman, H. Ky Ober, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Levi Minnich, Greenville, Ohio.

J. S. Zimmerman, Chicago, 111.
Ezra Flory, Chicago, 111.
Vice- Chairman, Lafayette Steele, Walkerton,

Ind.
James M. Mohler, Leeton, Mo.

Blough, North Manchester, Ind.
Secretary, J. B. Miller,
of the Board.)
Treasurer,
S.
S.
Elgin,
111.
(Not a
member
Board Meetin^rs
The Board meets in regular session at Elgin, 111., the first Wednesday of March and August. At this time regular and special business is handled. Ordinary matters that need attention
between Bo&rd meetings are handled by the executive committee. The Board is always ready
to receive suggestionis
from
live
Sunday-school workers.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL SECRETARIES
Arkansas, First District and Southeastern Missouri. Ida Boyt, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
California, Northern. D. L. Forney, Chico,
Nebraska.
Cal.
Ohio, Northwestern. -Mary L. Cook, Nevada,

Ohio.
(not reported).
J. S. Flory, R.
C. Miller,
Illinois, Northern and Wisconsin.
970 Lawrence Avenue, Elgin,
D. Heckman, Cerro
Illinois,
Southern.
Gordo,
India, First District. Jesse Emmert, Jalalpor,
Surat District, India.
Shultz,
North
Middle. Lawrence
Indiana,
Idaho and Western Montana.
1,
Twin
Ohio, Southern.
Ohio.
Falls, Idaho.
S.
New
ley,
G.
Blocher,
Greenville,
Mexico.
John
R, Pitzer, Cordell,
Okla.
I.
111.
Oreg-on. Hiram Smith, Chicago

Streets, Albany, Oregon.
Pennsylvania, Eastern.
abethtown, Pa.
Manchester, Ind. W. C. Stinebaugh, North

Manchester, Ind,, Assistant Secretary.
Indiana, Northern. Lafayette Steele, Walker-
Nathan
and Water
Martin, Eliz-
Pennsylva,nia, Middle.A. B. Wilt, 301

Avenue, Altoona, Pa.
ton, Ind.
Indiana, Southern. Emma Miller, New Lisbon, Ind.
Iowa, Middle. Orlo B. Messamer, Adel, Iowa.
Iowa, Northern, Southern Minnesota and South
Dakota.J. F. Senders, Preston, Minn.
South
Iowa, Southern.A. W. Miller, R.
English, Iowa.
Kansas, Northeastern. Clara Postma, Lone
Logan
Pennsylvania, Southeastern, New Jersey and

Eastern New York. Ira C. Holisopple, Pottstown, Pa.
Pennsylvania,
Southern.---John H.
Keller,
Shrewsbury, Pa.
Pennsylvania, Western. I. B. Holsinger, 1668
Hillsdale Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sweden
1,
(not reported).
Tennessee.
Robert
White, R. D.
4,
Jonesboro,
Tenn.
Star, Kans.
Kansas, Northwestern and North and East
Central Colorado. ^Mary B. Daggett, Covert, Kans.
Kansas, Southeastern. J. S. Leaman, R. 4,
Madison, Kans.
Kansas, Southwestern and Southern Colorado.
J. C. Forney, McPherson, Kans.
Maryland, Eastern.^ J. Walter Bnglar, New
Windsor, Md.
Maryland, Middle.H. R. Rowland, R. D., Ha-
Texas and Liouisiana.
R. M. Harris,
Jennings,
La.
W.
C.
H. Sanger, Oakton, Va.
Virginia, Eastern.
Ikenberry, Daleville,
Va.; C. E. Jones, Fayetteville, W. Va., Assistant Secretary.
Virginia,
First.
Virginia, Northern.
S.
J.
Harrisonburg, Va.;
W.
W. Wampler, R. D. 6,
W. B. Kohne, Mathias
Va., Assistant Secretary.
Minor C. Miller, Mt. SidVirginia, Southern.

E. Bowman, Naffs, Va.
Washington. Sarena A. Faw, North Yakima,
Virginia, Second.
ney, Va.
gerstown, Md.
James W. Beeghly,
Maryland, Western.
Eglon, W. Va.
Michigan. D. B. Sower, Scottville, Mich.
Missouri, Middle. D. L. Mohler, Leeton, Mo.
Missouri, Northern. B. F. Shirk, Plattsburg,
Ê,
Wash.
West Virginia, First.Eastern End, Mrs. J. B.
Leatherman, care of Mr. Seymour Taylor,
Keyser, W. Va.
Western End, Seymour
Hamstead, R. D. 2, Oakland, Md.
West Virginia, Second.J. B. Shaffer, Nestor-
Mo.
Missouri, Southern and Northwestern Arkansas.
R. F. Bowman, 2505 Virginia Ave., Jop-
lin,
Ira
Oklahoma, Panhandle of Texas and Pecos Val-
111.
Ohio.
Fruita, Colo.
Denmark
C. Finnell, Enders, Nebr.
Southern and Arizona. Geo. H.

Bashor, Glendora, Cal.
Colorado, Western, and Utah. J. A. Austin,
California,
Virgil
North and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Joseph H. Griffith, Brummett, N. Car.
North Dakota, Eastern Montana and Western
Canada. Marvin Ken'singer, Zion, N. Dak.
Ohio, Northeastern. Edson Wolf, Hartville,
Mo.
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1900
3901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
507
466
801
916
954
1 005
1,018
1,053
1,131
1,132
1,224
1,193
1,152
1,144
1,188
1,224
1,275
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^
2 9361
2,524
4,119
4,268
4,716
4 723
4,756
4,918
5,613
9,255
9,886
10,343
10,540
12,651
12,779
12,808
?4
36
53
72
69
89
70,404 3,105
80,197 5,080
87,199 5,876
74,262 ,7,161
82,063 8,569
89,485 9,814
100,116 10,429
12,1571 100,340111,501
3,400
4?06
4 517
5,688
6 6?8
7,150
7,306
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2.
His Work.
The Sunday-school Superintendent and His
Work.
7.
8.
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10.
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3.
4.
The Home Department
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Sunday-school
Organization.
The Superintendent.
The Teacher.
Teacher Training.
11.
L.eaflets
The Beginners.
The Christian Workers' Society.
Temperance in the Sunday-school.
The Cradle Roll.
The Primaries.
The Adult Class.
World-wide Missions.
10.
The Sunday-school.
5.
7.
and
By
Levi Minnich
The General Sunday School Board is the lineal descendant of the Sunday School Advisory
Committee, first appointed by our Annual
Conference in 1896 upon the recommendation Qf
a committee, appointed in 1895 by instruction
of the General Missionary Committee.
The
Sunday School Advisory Committee Avas amenable to Annual Conference through the Standing Committee.
The work of this Committee was to assist

the publishers of our Sunday-school literature
in keeping our quarterlies, papers, etc., sound
in the doctrines of the Scriptures, as understood by
General Brotherhood.
It was
duty to raise the standard of our
Sunday-school literature as rapidly as possible, and to conduct a Sunday-school Meeting
in the Tabernacle each year, at the time of
our Annual Conference. The Committee also
provided efficient teachers for the various departments of the Sunday-school on Conference Sunday.
also their
Sunday-
school.
14.
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6.
8.
Teachers of Children.
Teacher-Training.
The Calling of the Sunday-school Teacher.
Teachers of Girls.
Teachers of Boys.
Singing in the Sunday-school.
The Cradle Roll.
Organized Adult Bible Classes.
Things the District Sunday-school Secretary Can Do.
12.
Board
The
6.
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The General Sunday School
1.
5.
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Bound Table
Sunday-school Board Booklets
4.
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1.
Below will be found a list of Sunday-school

Booklets and Round Table Leaflets, prepared
and furnished by the General Sunday School
Board. These booklets contain from twelve to
twenty-four pages, besides the cover and will
prove an inspiration to all who read them.
The Leaflets are all two pages, containing a
series of questions for discussion, names of
several useful books on that particular subject, or some special information to workers.
Both the Booklets and Leaflets are furnished
free to our people.
3.
M
a
29,006 ....Tl
$ 7,385.90
31,984 ::::.
2,964.78
716
...
10,790.37
46,620 28,983 $ 4,235.0
16,433.86 1,371
.^fi.119
53,327
6,282.99
21,269.30 1,644
57,585|38,165 10,490.80
28,832.91 2 358
1.
59,216140.042 10 790.30
28,100 84 2,442
66,782 41,725 12,530.45
... ...1...
31,155.93 2,622
58,660 40,808 14,710.83
34,179.42 ^,753
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1.
73,661 48.051 13,372.16
1.
41,773.56 2,760
86,164 50,054 17,799.99
44,237.36 3,359 132 ...|
94,347 53,119 17,337.84
.1.
47,436.66 3,375 1374
97,812 52,217 21,704.17
55,842.29 3,??0 1^320
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98,797 54,117 21,979.71
63,657.34 3,265 1 793 4511011-0 J
107,545 55,668 26,112.07
72,980.27 4,240 1,924 75 139 ^50
106,701 60,802 33,902.36
82,509.31 4,279 2,65.S 100 154 257
118,143 65,773 28,867.73
94,301.00 5,587 2 925 120 197 276
126,755 68,667 31,353.81 104,386.78 6,501 2,495 137 269 341
Booklets and Leaflets
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Sunday-school Missionary Secretary.
Christian Workers' Society.
Sunday-school Teachers' Meeting.
Grading the Sunday-school.
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1917.
Report of Sunday-Schools for the Year 1915 by State
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S. E. Mo.,*
California, Nortliern,
California, Southern and Arizona,
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Colorado, Western and Utah

Idaho and Western Montana,
Illinois, Northern and Wisconsin,
Illinois, Southern
India,
First,
Indiana, Middle,
Indiana, Northern,
Indiana, Southern
Iowa, Middle,*
la.. No., So. Minn, and S. Dak.,
Iowa, Southern,
Kansas, Northeastern,
Kans., N. W., and N. E. Colo
Kansas, Southeastern,
Kans., S. W., and So. Colo
Maryland, Eastern,
Maryland, Middle,
Maryland, Western,
Michigan,
Missouri, Middle,
Missouri, Northern,
Missouri, So., and N. W. Ark.,
Nebraska,
No. and So. Car., Ga. and Fla.,
No. Dak., B. Mont, and W. Can.,
Ohio, Northeastern
Ohio, Northwestern,
Ohio, Southern
Okla., P. of Tex. & P. Val., N. M.
.
Oregon
Pennsylvania, Eastern
Pennsylvania, Middle,
Pa., S. E., N. J. and B. N.
Pennsylvania, Southern,
Pennsylvania, Western
Tennessee,
Texas and Louisiana,
Virginia,
Virginia,
Virginia,
Virginia,
Virginia,
First,
Second,
Eastern,
Northern,
Southern,
Washington,
West
West
Virginia, First,
Virginia, Second,
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12
22
8
13
5
9
12
146 16
56 11
41 24
107 17
115 11
57
8
9
87
9
78
22
2
12
3
5
1
12
8
46
7
59
9
41
5
15
1
57
6
22
3
14
1
3
3
51
7
28
32
35
62
13
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15
20
7
15
34
88
67
49
55
83
18
21
12
27
14
13
22
28
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28
14
9
11
22
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56
14
48
68
11
6
25
36
25
58
13
17
36
7
7
62
76
129
18
11
136
219
85
101
311
3
18
15
16
2
4
28
29
12
16
39
1,644.
2,559.
236.
948.
5,261.
2,126.
371.
6,610.
6,547.
2,350.
2,465.
3,616.
789.
1,258.
832.
416.
1,850.
2,594.
1,678.
45
215
2,357
1,213
190
1,855
1,613
857
1,327
2,212
399
455
167
87
793
772
314
69.
1,823.
484,
606,
240.
1,554,
33.
1,315.
3,257.
3,106,
8,096.
758.
-584,
5,353,
7,455,
506
129
207
30,
587,
17
348,
1,226
808
2,629
323
102
3,546,
71
305
8,928
,609
232
249
47
58
664
595
3,342
28
81
22
63
12
34
11
7
7
7
1,807,
15
3,161
2
6
2
1
283
619,
673,
1,679
622
987,
564
92,
61
671
131
195
180
21
10
81
230
53
118
484
336
115
563
619
820
200
240
129
153
152
91
232
316
251
40
290
70
221
24
213
372
348
711
117
80
844
687
258
609
747
82
48
165
314
168
490
91
143
224
43
75
55
1,805
2,097
1,103
1,351
10
46
238
665
5
19
67
58
362
1,010
4,870
2,733
2,028
5,749
6,337
2,847
1,878
2,457
988
2,705
1,639
1,614
3,838
3,762
1,670
1,036
1,375
765
569
864
773
452
2,353
4,258
2,677
1,317
2,015
1,226
282
192
2,480
1,471
812
708
560
446
446
294
850
183
864
1,859
1,348
1,735
301
1,580
3,482
2,940
9,742
1,200
1,784
1,630
4,829
608
648
409
7,809
7,758
3,606
6,024
9,118
4,240
3,812
1,716
3,187
4,407
676
844
306
289
2,493
4,149
1,681
4,491
1,160
1,931
921
987
2,364
603
701
1[,079
1
1,140
276
166
"72
86
68
21
43
14
18
25
26
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61
33
30
45
17
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11
29
16
22
103
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92
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138
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15
70
247
126
534
43
18
312
281
478
15
14
135
134
72
294
152
36
110
48
1.275|2,495|414|$104,886.78|$81,353.81|12,157|126.755|68;667|2,089|6,50 1
Report.)
In 1898 Conference passed a resolution, advising each State District to appoint a Sunday-school Secretary, to inspire the Sundayschool work of the District, and to supply the
report of our Sunday-schools has been published in the full report of our Annual Conference. As the name indicates, the work of
the Sunday School Advisory Committee was
merely to advise. It did not have the authority nor the means to lead our rapidly-growing
Sunday-schools to more aggressive work. For
this -reason the Sunday School Advisory Committee was succeeded by the General Sunday
School Board, appointed by our Annual Conference in 1911.
Sunday School Advisory Committee with such

statistics and other information as that Committee should
aslc.
Within a few years every State District was

provided with a District Sunday-school Secretary, since which time an annual statistical
29
r
The Work
of the General
Sunday School
1904,
of the church
and the
world.
To provide plans for the faithful study of

God's Word.
To cooperate with the Sunday School editor of the church in improving our Sundayschool Literature.
To arrange for
through the
Brethren Publishing House, Teacher Training
publication,
courses, including doctrines especially adapted to the needs of the church, and corresponding in grade with courses provided by the
International Sunday School Association.
To issue other pamphlets and books, as
may be necessary for the development of the
Sunday-school work of the church.
To encourage and help the District Sundayschool Secretaries to active service in their
respective Districts, and, if necessary, send
special workers when and where needed.
To take charge of all Sunday-school work
and interests at the Annual Conference.
To secure, through the District Secretary,
otherwise, complete statistics and to pre-
and
serve them at their
office.
To cooperate with the schools and colpeoleges of the church in training our young
ple for active service in the Sunday-school.
To secure funds for the furtherance of
work through Sunday-school oflEerings
and such other sources as are in harmony with
their
the usages of the church.

To make annual reports to the Conference of
the Sunday-school statistics of the church,
such
of moneys received and expended, and
progress of the work as may be of general
1906, S. J. Miller, O. L.
1907, Levi Minnich, S. J. Miller, O. L.

nich.
1908, D.
1909,
Members
I.
N. H. Beahm,
B.
Wieand,
I.
B. Trout, A. C. Wieand,
I.
H. Hertzler,
I.
Sunday School Board
H. K. Ober, Levi Minnich,

Steele.
of our old churchhouses were built

long before the day of Sunday-schools. Local
conditions have changed very much since the
time when those houses were erected, and, as
a result, the houses do not always se^rve the
present generation to the best advantage.
The old house, with its four straight walls,
gave a large seating capacity for church servWhen Sunday-schools came in, this
ices.
same room served for all the classes. We are
now learning that the best work can be done
when each class has its individual room.
How to secure these separate rooms without
building a new house, has puzzled some peoMany of our churches have solved the
ple.
problem at a very reasonable expense. The
plan on the opposite page tells how one
church took its large auditorium room and secured six individual class rooms besides the
main auditorium and basement.
If your church is not in position to remodel
its building, you can get pretty fair service
by the use of curtains. Neitlier the looks nor
the service of curtains is to be compared
with what you will get by stationary or mov-
B.
N. H.
B. Trout, A. C.
Zigler,
Remodeling an Old Church
Beahm.
1900, S.
of General
Many
Trout.
1899, I.
James M. Mohler, D.
Trout, A. C.
I.
Levi
1914, Levi Minnich, S. S. Blough, Jas.

Mohler, J. S. Zimmerman, Lafayette Steele,
D. H. Zigler, H. K. Ober.
1915, H. K. Ober, Levi Minnich, S. S. Blough,
Jas. M. Mohler, J. S. Zimmerman, Lafayette
Steele, D. H. Zigler.
1916, Ezra Flory, H. K. Ober, Levi Minnich, S. S. Blough, Jas. M. Mohler, J. S. Zimmerman, Lafayette Steele. J. E. Miller is
secretary of the present board.
N. H.
N. H. Beahm,
Zigler,
Lafayette Steele, D. H. Zigler, H. K.

Ober, Levi Minnich, Jas. M. Mohler.
1913, Jas. M. Mohler, Lafayette Steele, D.
H. Zigler, H. K. Ober, Levi Minnich.
Wieand.
1898, A. C.
J. Mil-
1912,
Beahm.
I.
Minnich,
H.
M. Mohler, Lafayette
1911, D.
Jas.
office
1897,
S.
H. Zigler.
Following are the names of those who

organizaserved on the Committee from its
their terms of
tion, arranged according to
I.
James M. Mohler, D. H.
Minnich.
1910, Levi
Sunday School Committee
B. Trout, A. C. Wieand,
H. Zigler, Levi Minnich,
Min-
ler.
five to seven.
I.
Minnich, H. P. Al-
baugh.
the hands of
ers' Societies of the church into
inthe General Sunday School Board, and
from
creased the membership of the Board
1896,
O. L. Minnich, H. P. Albaugh, C. D.
1905,
The Annual Conference of 1914

placed the management of the Christian Work-
of
D. Bonsack, Levi
C.
Bonsack.
interest.
Members
H. P. Albaugh,
Minnich.
Board
To observe the needs
1917.
Wie-
and.
Levi Min1901, C. E. Arnold, S. H. Hertzler,

of I. B.
nich (the latter to fill unexpired term
Trout, resigned).
Arnold, S. H.
1902, Levi Minnich, C. E.
Hertzler.
Minnich, J. G.
1903 C D. Bonsack, Levi
of
Wine '(the latter to fill the unexpired term
C. B. Arnold, deceased).
able partition.
The Sunday School Board has prepared a

booklet of plans both for remodeling and
building new. A copy of this book of plans
However, if a
can be had for fifty cents.
church is contemplating the erection of a
of
its old house,
building or the remodeling
a copy
30
may be had
free.
C/ass f?oon
i.
To Soseftie/ft
1917.

Old Folks' and Orphans'
Annual Meeting Delegates
Homes
Old Folks' Home, Carlisle, Pa.
Morrison Cove Home, Martinsburg,
Delegates sent
nineteen years:
by the churches
Ind,
(D
Time and
Place.
The Aged Persons' Home and Orphan
Asylum, Middletown, Ind.

Old People's and Orphans'
Morris,
Home,
111.
near Mapleville, Md.

Old Folks' Home, Timberville. Va.
Orphans' Home, Timberville, Va.
Old People's Home, Empire, Cal.
Our Ministerial Force

2,150
2,208
2,298
2,361
2,397
2,569
2,646
2,750
2,763
2,769
2,723
2,831
2,938
2,987
3,012
3,049
3,066
3,017
3,062
3,082
3,106
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
Q Q
;-i
Mt.
The Home, Girard, 111.

Old Folks' Home, Marsh alltown, Iowa.
Old Folks' Home, Darlow, Kans.
Fahrney Memorial Home at San Mar,
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
Frederick, Md.,
Naperville, 111..
-o
eq
136
126
149
156
167
162
160
165
173
100
201
193
228
227
210
r/i
>i
*s
ij
rt
-4->
93 104 18
118 24
105 22
114 35
Lincoln, Nebr.,
110 25
Harrfsburg, Pa.,
115 18
Belief ontaine, O.
117 22
Carthage, Mo.,
115 18
Bristol, Tenn.,
91 30
Springfield, 111.,
127 33
L. Angeles, Cal.
47 10
Des Moines, la.
115 23
Har'bg, Va
104 17
128 29
Win. Lake, Ind.
101 11
St. Jos., Mo.
..
116 20
York, Pa.,
Win. Lake, Ind. 25 6 100 24
117
30 2
Seattle, Wash.,
23'3 119 21
Hershey, Pa..
1916 Winona Lake, Ind. 12581 1161 35
Roanoke, Va.,
N. Manch., Ind.,
14
28
26
34
37
34
44
40
38
41
52
47
44
54
45
39
a o
W H
239
319
10
13
13
292
16
348
12 10 35
22 7 368
13 13 371
8
ûly
2
7 81 9
14 15 16
21 22 23
28 29 30
1
Committees and Officers

In addition to the Boards, elsewhere referred to in the Almanac, the following Committees and Officers are in charge:
Peace Committee.J. Kurtz Miller, Chairman, 664 Forty-fourth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
C. A. Wright, Secretary, North Manchester,
Ind.
W. J. Swigart, Treasurer, Huntingdon,
Pa.
Homeless Children Committee. Frank FishP. S. Thomas, S&cer, President, Mexico, Ind.
retary, Harrisonburg, Va. E. E. John, Treas-
February
2526, 27 28 ....
March
I
111
urer,
S.
N. McCann,
E. M. StudePresident, Bridgewater, Va.
baker, McPherson, Kans.; Eva Trestle, 3435
1811920
25|26|27
1..,..
1 2 3
81 9|10
15116117
4 5 6
11112113
181920
22 2324
252627
29 3031
September
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
7 8
14 15
4|
41 51
111213
Augrust
..|..l II 2
4| 5
61 7 8 9
11112 13|14|l5i]6
1819 20121122123
29 30
Van Buren Street, Chicago; Florence Myers,

Huntingdon, Pa.; Lydia E. Taylor, Mt. Morris,
111.
Tract Examining: Committee. E. B. Hoff,

Chairman, Maywood, 111.; J. W. Lear, Secretary, Decatur, 111. S. N. McCann, Bridgewater,
Va.; Jas. M. Moore, 3435 Van Buren Street,
Chicago; Edward Frantz, Elgin, 111.
Gish Committee. J. E. Miller, Chairman, Elgin, 111.; J. H. B. Williams, Secretary, Elgin,
West
Milton, Ohio.
2
9
16
23
30
21
28
41
11 21 3 4 5
7 8 9 10 1112
13 14 15 1617 1819
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30|31|..t..
..I..
1112
May
..!..
..
November
21 31
5 6 7 8 9 1011
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31 ..
2
1
314 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 IS 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
..|..
..
6 7 8
12 13 14 15
16117 18 19 20 21 22
23I24I25 26 27 28129
.. .. ..|..
30 ..
2
4 5
91011
Easter,
March
December
June
111.;
October
Aprjl
1
T
14
J. W. Lear, Decatur, 111.

General Officers of Sisters' Aid Societies.
Mrs. M. C. Swigart, President, 6611 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Levi Minnich, Secretary-Treasurer, Greenville, Ohio.
General Railway Transportation Agent. P.
S. Miller, Roanoke, Va.
Annual Meetinjc Treasurer. J. B. Deeter,
350
8 16 348
16 14 404
16 38 263
12 16 414
5 18 381
14 33 486
16 40 440
11 25 421
61 12 23 486
36 10 39 234
33 13 36 455
67|14 46 536
1918
January
McPherson, Kans.
Committee on Dress Reform.
for
Pa.
Brethren's Home, Neffsville, Pa.

Brethren's Home, Greenville, Ohio.
Old People's Home, Fostoria, Ohio.
Old People's and Orphans' Home, Mexico,
1917.
31
81
2
9
41 5!
1213
1516
19 20
22 23
29 30
2627
Pentecost,
May
19
1917.
MINISTERIAL LIST
Corrected up to and Including
November
CANADA
Cool, A.
Culp, J.
S.,
S.,
David M.,
Irvin,
Gwong, Moy,
Wing, Moy
Long, George,
Priser, J. W.,
Reeves, C. D.,
Reish, Joseph D.,
Rensberger, Melvin,
Shatto, Luther,
Strycker, Geo.,
Ira
Ziegler,
Abernathy,
2346
Angle,
I.
R.
I.
Dist.
Dist.
Dist.
Arnold,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Atkins,
I. R. R.
Vyara, Surat Dist.
Dist., B. B. C.
S.,
Icchabhai,
Narsibhai,
Umalla
Pittenger, J.
Village, via Anklesvar.
.,
Ahwa, Dangs Forest,
Ross,
Amos
Stover,
Wilbur
B.,
via Bilimora.
Bulsar, Surat Dist.
Anklesvar, B. B. C. I. R. R.
Andersson,
Graybill, J.
A.,
Manila.
Lysell,
.Rundelsgatan
Limhamn.
26,
D. E.
Geo. S
John,
New Paris, Ind.

Purgitsville, W. Va.
John
Perry
W.
Va.
Place,
111.
Burlington.
La
Eglon, W. Va.
Beaverton. Mich.
Burlington, W. Va.
Dobbin, W. Va.
Cabool, Mo.
A.,
A.,
Peter,
1, Malmo.
Stockholm.
Vannaberga, Vinslof.
Monbiougatan 11, Malmo.
Friisgatan
Bailey, Arthur
578 Grove
Bailey, John P.,
Eolshall,
Baker,
Baker,
Baker,
Baker,
Baker,
OLserod.
Farlof
Karl.
Charley M.,
.R. D. 50, Myersville, Md.

Austin, A. W.,
Gushing, Okla.
Austin, Oliver, College Hill, McPherson, Kans.
Auvil, A. C
Sines. Md.
Badger, Samuel,
Manvel, Texas.
Bagwell, E. B
Bremen, Ohio.
Bail, S.
Arcadia, Fla.
SWEDEN
Johansson, Ola.,
Johnsson, Per,
Jonsson, Nils,
Linden, B
A.
Fairview, Mo..
Fairview, Mo.
Dighton, Kans.
Eglon, W. Va.
Pleasant Dale, W. Va.
Silas,
J. M.,
Ausherman, C. F.,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Detrick, Herbert,
Sterling, Colo.
B. D.,
1910 W. Lafayette Ave., Baltimore,
Argabright, J. H.,
Argabright, W. R
Armentrout, G.
Arnold, Albert S
I.
Amletha.
Vada, Thana Dist.
Dahanu, Thana
Long,
Dist.
King.
C.
111.
Keymar, Md.
Gardner, Kans.
Md.
R. D. 1, Camden, Ind.
Anglemyer, D. H.,
Nappanee, Ind.
Anglemyer, Jesse J
Williamstown, Ohio.
Ankeny, Frank
R. D. 2, Shelocta, Pa.
Annon, G. W.,
Thornton, W. Va.
Annon, S. M., R.D. 1, Bx. 19, Montrose, W. Va.
Annon, Zech.,
Thornton, W. Va.
Anthony, F. D., 1020 Falls Road. Roland Park,
Baltimore, Md.
Appleman, Jacob
Thomas, Okla.
Appleman, John F.,
351 B. Walnut St.,
\. Nappanee, Ind.
INDIA
R. R.
Kalidas, Lellubhai,
Kaylor, John I.,
Lichty, Daniel J
Wm. L
Angle,
Ira,
Blough, J. M.,
Bulsar, Surat
Ebey, Adam (on furlough),
No. Manchester, Ind., care of Dan'l J.
Emmert, Jesse B.,
Jalalpor, Surat
Garner, H. P.,
Bulsar, Surat
Hoffert, A. T
Bulsar, Surat
Holsopple, Quincy A.,
Umalla Village, via Anklesvar, B. B.
G. W.,
J. H.,
Bskildsen, C. C,
Hirshalsvej 17, Hjorring.
Hansen, Christian,
.Bethesda, Bronderslev.
Hassing, per Bedsted.
Johansen, Martin,
Bedsted.
Olsson, Christian,
Aalborg, Aagade Second Sal.
Wine, A. F
R'.
Wayne, Ind.
...Grundy Center, Iowa.

Anderson, Ind.
Dumont, Iowa.
Allen, H. C,
Surgoinsville, Tenn.
Allen, J. R.,
Dumont, Iowa.
Allen, Thomas,
York, N. Dak.
Alley, H. L., 118 No. Market St., Freder'k, Md.
Alliison, David
Shippensburg, Pa.
Altland, Chas. H
R. D. 3, East Berlin, Pa.
Andes, D. L.,
Fort Defiance, Va.
Andrew, J. Fred,
Clay City, Ind.
Andrews, M. E.,
Bangor, Cal.
DENMARK
via Anklesvar, B. B. C.
Blvd., Ft.
R. D., Bradford, Ohio.

R. D. 1, Riner, Va.
R. D. 1, Sowers, Va.
Oakvale, W. Va.
Alum Ridge, Va.
Albright, John
Alger, Lonnie L.,
Allbright, Wm. H.,
Alldredge, J. S.,
Allen, Harvey W.,
CUBA
Village,
Anthony
J.,
Albaugh, John
Mahan, Walter, .....Omaja, Oriente Province.
S.
A.
Dr. R. T.,
Wallace,
Albaugh, H. P., 3524 Elliott Ave., Berwyn,
Canton, China.
Oberholzer, I. E,, Ping Ting Hsien,
Shansi Prov.
Vaniman, Ernest D., Ping Ting Hsien,
Shansi Prov.
Umalla
Roaring Spring, Pa.

6, Nevada, Mo.
R. D.
Elmer,
Aikey,
Akers,
Akers,
Akers,
Akers,
Akers,
McPherson, Kans.
Flory, Raymond C, .Liao Chou, Shansi Prov.
Moyer, Elgin S., care Y, M. C. A.,
Arnold,
Wilson, W. Va.
Coopersburg, Pa.
W.,
Adkins, A. W.,
Ahner, Jacob,
CHINA
I.
Ackerman, John
Adamis, David M.,
Bright, J. Homer, ...Liao Chou, Shansi Prov.

Crumpacker, F. H. (on furlough),
North Manchester, Ind.

Grove Avenue, Elgin, 111.
UNITED STATES
Keoma, Alberta,
Dauntless, Alberta.
Francis, Assa.
Irricana, Alberta.
Brunetta, Alberta.
Pambrum, Sask.
Dauntless, Alberta.
Osage, Sask.
Gleichen, Alberta.
Vidora, Sask.
Vidora, Sask.
Frantz, Elmer,
1916
CHINESE MINISTERS
Cowley, Alberta, N. W. T.
Seven Persons, Alberta.
Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Bare, John
Brubaker, A. J.,
Brubaker, Peter,
18,
Mauritsson, Andras
S. Forstadsgatan 66 a., Malmo.
Petersson, John,
Sangen, Marsta.
'
33
St.,
Morgantown, W. Va.
Bolivar, Mo.
East Berlin. Pa.

David,
Carson City, Mich.
David,
Piney Flats, Tenn.
D. H., .Abbottstown St., Hanover, Pa.
F. L.,
R. D. 1, Mt. Morris, 111.
C.

Mondovi, Wis.
H. C,
R. D. 3, Greenville, Ohio.
Henry,
H. Jesse, .R. D. 1, New Weston, Ohio.
R. D. 2, New Weston, Ohio.
H. M.,
H.S., 666 Abbottstown St., Hanover, Pa.
Baker,
Baker,
Baker,
Baker,
Baker'
Baker,
Baker,
Baker,
Beery, P.
John
J.
N.
S.,
..R. D.
4,
Bane
W.
W. Van Buren Street, Chicago, 111.

Beery, Salem,
De Beque, Colo.
Duncansville, Pa.
Benner, Levi B.,
Bennett, John,
Artemas, Pa.
Benton, Homer S., R. D. 1, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Berkebile, C. E., R. D. 2,
Butler, Ohio.
Berkebile, D. G.,
Delta, Ohio.
Berkebile, S. P., R. D. 1,
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Everett, Pa.
.;'./;;
Liberty town Md.

Burlington, W. Va.
Bantz, C. M.,
Barkdoll, H. M.,
Barklow, B. F
Barklow, C. H.,
Barklow, Thomas,
Barnes F.,
Barnes', Lee,
WB
Barnett, J.
Barnhart, A.
301
Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Berkey, D. R
R. D. 3, Marion Center, Pa.
Berkey, I. L.,
R. D. 9, Goshen, Ind.
Berkley, Josiah
R. D. 1, Rockwood, Pa.
Berkley, Norman W.,
420 Ferndale Ave., Johnstown, Pa.
Berkley, S. J.,
R. D. 2, Meyersdale, Pa.
Berkley, U. Albert, .Derby St., Johnstown, Pa.
Berkman, D. G.,
Chadron, Nebr.
Betts, David,
R. D. 3, Nampa, Idaho.
Betts, I. F., R. D. 2, Box 244, Pasadena, Cal.
Betts, Jacob,
Beverage, Josiah,
Monterey, Va.
Beverage, J. W.,
.Monterey, Va.
Bible, J. W.,
Flint-stone, Md.
Bingaman, A. L.,
Cerro Gordo, 111.
Binkley, Newton W.,
Pittsburg, Ohio.
Biser, M. M.,
Junction, W. Va.
Gormania, W. Va.
Haxtun, Colo.
WA*
^^^n'
111.
Naperville,
R. D. 'a'Î?*''^''^'^?,
3,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.

Brandonville, W. Va.
R. D. 2, Billings, Okla.
Bandon, Oregon.
Summit
Ave.,
Hagerstown, Md.
R. D. 1, Overbrook, Kans.
Barnhart, D. B
R. D. 1, Owasco, Ind.
Barnhart, D. L.,
Carthage, Mo.
Barnhart, Geo.,
Wirtz, Va.
Barnhart, G. A
Barnhart, Jeremiah, ....R. D. 1, Ockley, Ind.
Ohio.
Donnelsville
Barnhart, J. B.,
Mansfield, 111.
Barnhart, John
Va.
Wirtz
R. D. 3,
Barnhart, J. W.,
Custer, Mich.
Barnhart, O.,
Barnthouse, Jasper
8 W. Craig St., Uniontown, Pa.
^
Barrette, James
Barrette, P. N
Bashor, A. M.,
Bashor, B. J
Bashor,
Bashor,
Bashor,
Bashor,
Bashor,
S.,
James
J. B.,
S. C,
Batzel, G.
S.,
Baugher, A. S.,
Baugher, G. M.,
Baugher, Henry M.,
Baum, H. L.,
Beabes, Newton
Beach, Guy,
Beahm, G. W.,
Beahm, I. N. H
Beahm, J. C,
Beahm, S. P
Bixler, Edward
Bixler, Uriah,
Bixler, Wm.,
E.,
Windsor, Md.
Westminster, Md.
R. D., East Akron, Ohio.
404 S. 9th St., Rocky Ford, Colo.

Blair, John A., College Hill, McPherson, Kans.
Blessing, S. A.,
West Milton, Ohio.
Blickenstaff, Andrew
McFarland, Cal.
Blickenstaff, D. J
R. D. 1, Oakley, 111.
Blickenstaff, Leo, 3435 Van Buren St., Chicago.
Blickenstaff, Miles,
318 College Hill, McPherson. Kans.
Blocher, Amos H.,
York, N. Dak.
Blocher, Ira G.,
Greenville, Ohio.
Blocher, Michael,
...Box 5, Rio Linda, Sacramento Co., Cal.
Blocher, S. W.,
Blough, A. P., 1315 Grant Ave., Waterloo, la.
Blough, Charles W., R. D. 1, Hollsopple, Pa.
Blough, E. E.,
Nokesville, Va.
Church Hill, Tenn.

Church Hill, Tenn.
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
Jamestown, Colo.
R. D. 7, Everett, Pa.
R. D. 22, Lineboro, Md.
Brodbecks, Pa.
Spring Grove, Pa.
Blough,
Homer
B.,
R. D. 6, Box
Blough, Jerome E., R. D,
Blough, Norman H.,
Blough, P. J.,
Blough, S. S.,
Shannon, 111.
Jerome, Pa.
New
New
C,
Bjorklund, John,
Bedford, Va.
Raisin City, Cal.
Glendora, Cal.
Dandridge, Tenn.
Santa Ana, Cal.
D. C,
G. H.,
3543
1251 North St. Francis Ave., Wichita, Kans.

Bnsley, Ala.
Baker, N. R
Baker, Raphael,
Baker, Roscoe P
Baker, William,
1917.
Enterprise, Pa.
Midland, Va.
Nokesville, Va.
Elk Lick, Pa.
604
Miami
St.,
Waterloo, Iowa.
...Johnstown, Pa.
Davidsville, Pa.
Hooversville, Pa.
67,
5,
North Manchester, Ind,
Blough, Urias,
Bedford, Va.
Waterloo, Iowa.
Beale, Jesse,
R. D. 6, Jonesboro, Tenn.
Beals, S. W.,
Beam, J. C. W., ...Fourth St., Johnstown, Pa.
.Indian Camp, W. Va.
Bean, E. G.,
Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Bean, Wm.
R. D. 1. Meridian, Idaho.
Beard, David R.,
Beaver, I., ..R. D. 2, Box 156, Mifflinburg, Pa.
Beaver, O. J
786 North Garey Avenue, Pomona, Cal.
R. D. 8, Lancaster, Pa.
Beaver, S. S.,
St. .John, Kans.
Beaver, W. H,,
Bechtel, Oscar H., ...R. D. 5, Bellville, Ohio.
Galveston, Ind.
Bechtelheimer, Boyd,
R. D. 3, Manheim, Pa.
Becker, Allen G.,
McPherson, Kans.
Beckner, W. O.,
R. D. 1, Nebraska, Ind.
Bedel, Luther
R. D. 2, Friedens, Pa.
Beeghly, A. J.,
Eglon, W. Va.
Beeghly, James W.,
Markleysburg. Pa.
Beeghly, .Ter.,
Beeghly, John W., ..R. D. 14, Dayton, Ohio.
Chicago Junction, Ohio.
Beelman, Adam
Beelman, Geo.
46 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Pa.
Denton, Md.
Beer, J. H.,
Pleasant Hill. Ohio.
Beery, C. O.,
Lanark, 111.
Beery, Isaac R.,
Augusta. W. Va.
Beery, Jacob D.,
Beery, Noah V., ...R. D. 4, Brookville, Ohio.
W.
W
D.,
3435
Blough,
Blue,
W.
Elmer
Boaz, Jacob M.,

Bock, Daniel,
Bogart, C. O.,
Bogue, Frank M.,

Bohn, J. S
Van Buren
St.,
Chicago,
111.
Beatrice, Nebr.
R. D.
1,
Johnstown, Pa.
Larned, Kans,
Kokomo,
Mountain Grove,
Ind.
Mo*.
Windfall, Ind.
Peru, Ind.
Bohrer, A. P.,
Cacapehon, W. Va.
Bolinger, Floyd
Carson City, Mich,
Bolinger, Solomon, R. D, 2, New Madison, Ohio.
Bollinger, D. D.,
Fruitland, Idaho.
Bollinger, Samuel, R. D. 1, Vestaburg, Mich.
Bollman. Jesse G.,
Elkhart, Ind.
Bond,
White, Pa,
Bonewitz, John
Weston, Oregon.
Bonsack, Chas, D,,
New Windsor, Md,
Book, I. B.,
North Manchester, Ind,
Book. Wm. I
..207 DeKalb Square, West Philadelphia. Pa.
Bookwalter, L, A.,
Trotwood, Ohio,
Bookwalter, Sylvan, R. D. 2, New Paris, Ohio,
Boomershine, Reuben,
Brookville, Ohio,
Boone, C, B
R, D. 5, Roanoke, Va.
Boone, John O.,
Ferrum, Ya.
Boothe, .Tesse,
R, D, 3, Floyd, Va,
Boothe, Noah R.,
Dulanev, Va.
Booth, N. T
Floyd, Va.
Booze, H.,
Aline, Okla.
Wm
34

Brower,
Brower,
Brower,
Borough, Samuel
305 E. Broadway, South Bend, Ind.
Borough, Wm., 188 Elder St., South Bend, Ind.
Williamstown, Ohio.
Bosserman, Eleazer,
Bosserman, Levi
Walnut
St.,
Riverside, Cal.
Tangier, Okla.
Bosserman, W. P
R. D., Zion, Pa.
Bowen, F. S.,
Bower, Clarence E., ...R. D. 2, Albion, Ind.
Taney town, Md.
Bowers, Geo. F.,
Bowers, Harvey S., ...R. D. 1, Wakarusa, Ind.
Parkersburg,
Bowers, Peter,
Bowie, J. B.,
Bowlus, John
Bowman,
Bowman,
Bowman,
Bowman,
Bowman,
Bowman,
Bowman,
Bowman,
Md.
Hagerstown, Ind.
Leslie, Idaho.
R. D. 5, Floyd, Va.
Dillons Mills, Va.
A. D.,
Asa
Daniel,
Columbus
Bowman, Earl M.,

Bowman, B. E
Bowman, Geo.,
Bowman, H. D.,
Bowman, Isaac,
Bowman, Joseph,
Bowman, Jos. H., R.
Bowman, J. J.,
Bowman, J. L.,
Bowman, J. P.,
Bowman, J. Price,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Ave., Anderson, Ind.
Jasper, Mo.
Nafes, Va.
R. D. 1, Callaway, Va.
R. D. 1, Laporte, Ind.
R. D. 1, Boone Mill, Va.
D. 5, Harrisonburg, Va.
Dayton, Ohio.
Scottdale, Pa.
R. D. 2, Prescott, Mich.
R. D.
3,
Johnson
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
Brubaker,
City, Tenn.
Bowman, L. A.,
Bowman, Michael,
Topeka, Ind.
Bowman, Paul H.,
New Windsor, Md.
Av.,
Bowman, R. F., 2505 Virginia
Joplin, Mo.
Bowman, Samuel,
McPherson, Kans.
Bowman, S. I.,
Harrisonburg. Va.
Bowman, S. J.,
R. D. 4, Jonesboro, Tenn.
Bowman, S. L.,
Bridgewater, Va.
Bowser, Daniel, ..804 W. Poplar St., York, Pa.
E.,
Brallier, Chester A.,

Brallier, Geo.
Brallier, W. A.,
Brammell, Guy H
Brammell, H. L
Roanoke, Va.
Brubaker, Pa.
R. D. 42, Virden, 111.
R. D. 9, Wabash, Ind.
Ellis S.,
F. B., ...R. D. 1, Duncansville, Pa.
H. A., .807 Coburn St., Akron, Ohio.
Henry,
Holmesville, Nebr.
H. M.,
Minneola, Kans.
H.
T.,
415 S. Water St., Olathe, Kans.

Isaac S.,
R. D. 2, Lindsay, Cal.
Prairie City, Iowa.
I. W.,
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
Pomona, Cal.
West Alexandria, Ohio.
A.,
B.,
P.,
J. O.,
Virden, 111.
Monticello, Minn.
Virden, 111.
.Live Oak, Cal.
L. E.,
Callaway, Va.
H.,
H.,
R. D.
3,
Jonathan,
.Fruita, Colo.
St.,
Los Angeles,
Greenville, Ohio.
.Mt. Morris, 111.
R. D.
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Brumbaugh,
Hall, Fla.
Greenville, Iowa.
Ozawkie, Kans.
Ozawkie, Kans.
Brandt, Harry A., ...Box 54, Lordsburg, Cal.
Branscom, Geo. A., R. D. 5, Campobello, S. C.
Bray, W. T.,
Denair, Cal.
Breneman, Jacob,
660 Pennsylvania Ave., York, Pa.
Breshears, Asro,
R. D. 1, Wheatland, Mo.
Breshears, B. E.,
Omak, Wash.
Bnos
1,
Tippecanoe City, Ohio.
B.,
Ernest,
I.
Clovercreek, Pa.
Huntingdon, Pa.
B.,
Henry
1. Union, Ohio.
Williamsburg, Pa.
R. D.
James Creek, Pa.
G. B.,
G. W.,
H.
Defiance, Pa.
H.,
Harvey,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Irvin B., ..R. D.
James
D.,
J. B.,
J. B.,
Jesse K.,
John A.,
John C,
J. R.,
L. R.,
M. G.,
Cal.
Rockton, Pa.
Live Oak. Cal.
Fredric, Iowa.
Brumbaugh, A.,
Brumbaugh, Aaron,
Brumbaugh, Elmer,
Saluda, N. C.
Imperial, Texas.
Kearney sville, W. Va.
Relief, N. C.
Pierceton, Ind.
111.
B. B.,
B.
Brubaker, W. N.,
Brubaker, W. H.,
Bruere, Harvey,
Bradshaw, M.
Mt. Morris,
Elk City, Okla.

Weilersville, Ohio.
D. M.,
D. R.,
N. F.,
N. J.,
2140 West Thirty-first
Bowser, Israel
R. D. 12, York, Pa,
Empire, Cal.
Bowser, J. J.,
Bowser, Joseph J., 518 Madison Ave., York, Pa.
Bowser, Samuel,
Prescott, Mich.
Boyd, A. L.,
Cordell, Okla.
Newville, N. Dak.
Boyd, C. F.,
Bradley, E. J
Bradley, F. H.,
Bradley, W. H.,
McPherson, Kans.
Brubaker, C. C
Brubaljer, D. E.,
Brubaker, D. G.,
Dan'l F., R.D. 3, Johnson City, Tenn.

Empire, Cal.
David,
D. E ...R. D. 20, Hagerstown, Ind.
D. W.,
3702
Gratis, Ohio.
2002 Broadway, Kansas City, Kans.

Lindsay, Cal.
Brubaker, A. O.,
Brubaker, A. Z.,
R. D. 6, Lebanon, Pa.
Protection, Kans.
Brubaker, B. F.,
Burkittsville,
S.,
A.,
H.,
Brubaker, A.,
Brubaker, A. C
111.
Prairie City, Iowa.
South English, Iowa.

D.,
J.
J.
J.
Reedley, Cal.
J
Brown, Charles C,
East Berlin, Pa.
Brown, C. H.,
Clovis, N. Mex.
Westminster, Md.
Brown, B. C,
Box 149, Martinsburg, Pa.
Brown, J. K
Brown, S. M., 1545 North Grove, Wichita, Kans.
Browning, V. B.,
R. D. 2, Muncie, Ind.
Brubacher, A. H.,
D.,
1224 S.
1917.
1,
Grafton, Pa.
Martinsburg, Pa.
Juniata Park, Pa.
Huntingdon. Pa.
West
Milton, Ohio.
Gildford, Mont.
North Liberty, Ind.
Pittsburg, Ohio.
Ridgely, Md.
Executive Mansion,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Brumbaugh, M. R.,
Henrietta, Pa.
Brumbaugh, Reuben H.,
Tylersport, Pa.
Brumbaugh. S. I.,
R. D. 2, Saxton. Pa.
Brunk, E. B., ..:
Dexter, N. Mex.
Brunk, Perry S.,
Altoona, Iowa.
Brunton, Walter, ...R. D. 2, Cashmere, Wash.
Bryan, C. A
Box 234, Shannon. 111.
Bryant, J. E., R. D. 2, Grand Junction, Colo.
Bryant, S. S
Peppers, N. C.
Bucher, Allen,
Annville, Pa.
Bucher, Cyrus,
Astoria, 111.
Bucher, Rufus P., ..R. D. 3, Quarryville, Pa.
Bucher, S. G
Astoria, 111.
Buck, Abram,
Santa Rosa, Fla.
Buck, O. D.,
Franklin Grove, 111.
Buckingham, B. F., R. D. 2, Prairie City, Iowa.
Bricker, J. A.,
833 Wellington St., Baltimore, Md.
Brickey, J. A.,
R. D. 1, Nocona. Texas.
Bridge, Albert,
Monticello, Ind.
Bridge, G. O.,
Monon, Ind.
Bright, Jno. Calvin
Laura, Ohio.
Brigner, Chas.
Altoona, Kans.
Brillhart, D. Y.,
R. D. 1, Dallastown, Pa.
Brillhart, Uriah, R. D. 4, ..Lawrence, Kans.
Brindle, J. H.,
R. D. 9, Gettysburg, Pa.
Britton, J. F
Bristow, Va.
Broadwater, Clyde, Bittinger, Garrett Co., Md.
Broadwater, J
R. D. 2, Preston, Minn.
Brodbeck, A. M.,
Dover, Pa.
Brougher, Mahlon J
132 Shearer Street, Greensburg. Pa.
Brower, David M.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Brower, Isaac U
Parkerford, Pa.
35

Buckingham, W.
541
Chambers, J. W.,
Chandler, William
Prairie City, Iowa.

R. D. 1, Union, Ohio.
Mt. Clinton, Va.
I.,
Buclilew, Albertus,
Bucklew, D. W.,
Bucklew, Solomon,
3435
Sterling,
W. Van Buren
St.,
Buckmaster, G.
Budd, Amos,
111.
Chicago, 111.
Reck, Okla.
Auburn, Ind.
Noblesville, Ind.
Burger, R. E., 1517 Stevens Ave., Elkhart, Ind.
R. D. 2, Howe, Ind.
Burger, S. J.,
3,
Box
Johnstown, Pa.
Claybaugh, H.
Burrow, G.
Ralley, Okla.
P.,
Ankeny, Iowa.
Campbell,
Campbell,
Campbell,
Campbell,
D. C,
.*
Paris, Ind.
Freesoil, Mich.
Cline,
John
U.
A.,
Ware, Texas.
Fristoe,
S.,
Canfleld, Geo. G.,
Va.
W. Main
Parsons, Kans.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
St.,
R. D.
2,
A.,
W.,
1,
3,
Greenville, Ohio.
Sabetha, Kans.
Peru, Ind.
W. Va.
MechanicsbUrg, Pa.
St.,
Tollgate.
Cocklin, Walter B., R.D.
Aubrey
3,
R.,
W. Van Buren
Coffman, Ernest S.
Coffman, H. C. N.,
Coffman, J. D., R. D.
John
I.,
St.,
Chicago,
111.
R. D. 1, Dayton, Va.
Grand Junction,
2,
Coif man, J. M., ...R. D.
Coffman,
Coffman,
Coffman,
Coffman,
Louisa, Va.
Brookville, Ohio.
Gatewood, W. Va.
Gatewood, W. Va.
Cochran, Martin
3435
Weyers Cave, Va.

West Newton, Pa.
W.,
Coffman,
Cal.
Bridgewater, Va.
R. D.
Cloppert, H. L., ...R. D.

Clower, B. L.,
Clower, Lewis
Coate, A. David,
Cober, Ephraim, 311 Main
Coblentz, Perry B.,
Mo.
Los Angeles,
1823 Eleventh Ave.,
Cline, M. J.,
Cline, P. F.,
Cline, Samuel
Clingenpeel, G.
Inglewood, Cal.
Brumbaugh, N. Dak.
Lordsburg, Cal.
R. D. 1, Colfax, Ind.
R. D.
1,
3,
Colo.
Harrisonburg, Va.
Box 7, Laton, Cal.
Luther C
Daleville, Va.
2, Fishersville, Va.
T. R
JL120 Greenfield Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Parsons, Kans.
Lyndhurst, Va.
Summerfield, Kans.
...R. D.
J.
...
2,
Jas. A.,
W.
New
Sraithburg, Md.
Butler, Henry N., ...R. D. 1, Richland, Iowa,
Butterbaugh, Andrew,
Polo, 111.
Butterbaugh, T. D.,
Silver Lake, Ind.
Byer, Franklin J
Mt."-Morris, 111.
Byer, W. D
.R. D. 5, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Byer. W. H.,
Salt Petre Cave, Va.
Byerly, David,
Lima, Ohio.
Byerly, D. M.,
Magley, Ind.
Byerly, Jesse S.,
R. D. 2, Decatur, Ind.
Byers, Calvin S.,
Rocky Ridge, Md.
Byrd, I. D.,
Cobham, Va.
Cakerice, J. H.,
R. D. 1, Abilene, Kans.
Mathias, W. Va.
Caldwell, L. D.,
Calhoun, Allen,
Boyer, W. Va.
Calvert, J. G.,
Calvert, Noah H.,
Calvert, W. Q.,
City, Tenn.
Maysville,
3435 W. Van Buren St., Chicago, 111.

Clear, J. D., ...1217 Oxford St., Houston, Tex.
Curwensville, Pa.
Cleaver, Geo. D.,
Cleaver, Urban,
,
R. D., Grampian, Clearfield Co., Pa.
New Paris, Ind.
Clem, Amsey B.,
Stet, Mo.
Clemens, G. W.,
Cline, E. J.,
...108 N. Eighty-second St., Seattle, Wash.
Mt. Sidney, Va.
Cline, John W.,
Stuarts Draft, Va.
Cline, Justus
1134 Platte Ave., Fremont, Nebr.

Burkholder, J. B., ..R. D. 3, Harmony, Minn.
Burkholder, J. H.,
R. D. 1, Elmo, Kans.
Burkholder, Wm.,
R. D. 3, Newville, Pa.
Burnett, S. G
R. D. 1, Ripley, Okla.
Burns, Irvin S
Topeka, Ind.
Burns, W. H.,
Flora, Ind.
Burress, W. P., 1417 Perkins Ave., Joplin, Mo.
Burton, John F.,

Bussard, Wm.,
Bussear, Z. L.,
Butcher, B. C,
Buterbaugh, J. O., R. D.
Salubria, Idaho.
Johnson
3,
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Clark, Jesse D.,

Clark, John S.,
3234
Clark, Roy B.,
St., Denver, Colo.

Shippensburg, Pa.
10,
Lindsay, Cal.
Yellow Creek, Pa.
...128 W. Locust St., San Antonio, Texas.

Clark, E. F.,
...32 Bryant St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Baltic, Ohio.
Clovercreek, Pa.
1500 S. Peaid
Clapper, G.
Clapper, John,
Clapper, Joseph H.,
Clapper, Sherman,
Clark, Chas. W., R. D.
Clark, Dennis,
Clark, D. H.,
Burcham, Wm.,
Burkhart, Joseph,
Burkhart, J. S.,
R. D.
Burkholder, C. K.,
Covina, Cal.
R. D. 2, Daleville, Ind.
R. D. 5, Huntington, Ind.
Gettysburg, Ohio.
Klahr, Pa.
Edith, Va.
R. D. 1, Meyersdale, Pa.
Sykeston, N. Dak.
Clanahan, John
Clapper, D. K.,
Buntain, Geo. W., R. D. 5, Wenatchee, Wash.

Buntain, W. E.,
337 N. Carolina Ave., S. B., Washington, D. C.
New Market, Md.
Burall, J. M.,
Burger, Samuel J.,

Burget, A. B.,
Burgin, George W.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.

Grampian, Pa.
Charles, Warren,
Chemberlen, G. F.,
Childs, Lewis,
Christian, J. H.,
Christian, J. H.,
Claar, Michael,
Highland Ave., Morgantown, W. Va.
Buckley, J. S.,
Buckley, William,
1917.
2,
N. Walter, R. D.
Coleman, John
Plymouth, Ind.
Carger, Harry V.,
Carl, Geo. C,
1125 Albina Ave., Portland, Oregon.
Carney, James S.,
R. D. 4, Pomona, Kans.
R. D. 3, Middletown, Ind.
Carpenter, A. F.,
Fordwick, Va.
Carper, E. P.,
Palmyra, Pa.
Carper, Frank S.
Woodlawn, Va.
Carter, W. R.,
Caruso, J
205 Twenty-first St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Somerset, Pa.
Casebeer, R. D.,
Red Cloud, Nebr.
Caskey, Homer F.,
R. D. 1, Prescott, Iowa.
Caskey, O. C,
Caslow, Ellis F.,
1914 Gardner Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Huntingdon, Pa.
Cassady. J. Harry,
Manheim, Pa.
Cassel, Chas. D.,
Lansdale, Pa.
Cassel, F. P.,
Fairview Village, Pa.
Cassel, Isaac
Fairview Village, Pa.
Cassel, Joseph N.,
Brownsville, Md.
Castle, Noah P.,
Parkersburg. 111.
Cawley, E. C,
Middleton, Mich.
Chambers, Daniel
1065 Franklin
John C,
St.,
R. D.
Johnstown, Pa.
Laporte, Ind.
Covert, Kans.
Colyn, Charles,
R. D. 4, Osceola, Iowa.
R. D. 1, Manassas, Va.
Conner, Abram
Conner, Jacob,
R. D. 2, Spring City, Pa.
Conner, W. K.,
...546 So. Seventeenth St., Harrisburg, Pa.
Conover, Norman A.,
Dillsburg, Pa.
Cook, Hezekiah,
Dillsburg. Pa.
Cook, O. W.,
Venedocia, Ohio.
Cook, S. G
Cook, W. E
Cook, W. G.,
Cool, N. D
405 S. Market St., Winchester. Va.
R. D. 2, Beaverdam, Ohio.
Cool, N. J.,
R. D. 1. Bradford, Ohio.
Cool, P. N.,
Broken Arrow, Okla.
Coover, A. B
Coppock, C. v., R. D. 3, Tippecanoe City, Ohio.
Coppock, Jacob
Collins,
Collyer,
Harry,
2,
36

Celina, Ohio.
Milford, Ind.
Cordier, F. P.,
Cory, Lee R.,

Correll, P. M.,
Cosner, Earl C,
Cosner, J. T.,
Cosner, Newton D.,
Cosner, Wm. H.,
Cotrell, D. Owen,
Couser, D. G.,
Couser, J. A. R
Cover, Samuel C,
Cover, S. L
Cox, Charles L.,
Cox, John M.,
Coy, Aaron,
Deardorff, Geo. E.,

Cor, Church St, and Clover Ave,, Marion, O.
Deardorff, Isaac,
R. D, 10, Marion, Grant County, Ind.
Deardorff, J. B.
Patterson, Cal.
Deardorff, J. W.,
Empire, Cal.
Deardorff, Moses
Yale, Iowa.
Deardorff, W. A.,
Brantford, N. Dak.
Deaton, George
,.R, D, 2, Claypool, Ind.
R. D. 1, Mosheim, Tenn.
Gormania, W. Va.
Bismarck, W. Va.
Bismarck, W. Va.
Wilson,
W.
Va.

R. D. 3, Lincoln, Nebr.
R. D., Dayton, Ohio.
Canton, Ohio.
Mt. Etna, Iowa.
Tyrone, Pa.
Crist,
Henry
F.,
Dickey, J. P
Lordsburg, Cal.
Dickey, J. S.,
Dickey, L. H,,
Fostoria, Ohio.
Dickinson, W. Harry,
St. Peters, Pa.
Diehl, Austin,
R. D, 9, Jonesboro, Tenn,
Diehl, C.
Jonesboro, Tenn,
Diehl, John I,,
Iowa City, Iowa,
Diehl, Oscar,
Panora, Iowa,
Diehm, Edgar,
Huntingdon, Pa,
Dierdorff, D. T
Surrey, N. Dak.
Crumpacker, Emory C,
46,
Roanoke, Va.
1,
Box
48,
Digman,
Roanoke, Va.
S.
R. D.
S.,
R. D.
Crumpacker,
Box
S.,
R. D.
Crumpacker,
1,
1,
Box
S. P.,
Cullen, Ray R.,

Culler, A. J.,
Culler, Elmer
Culler, E. M.,
Culler, Geo. F.,
Culp, Ira,
R. D.
Digman, T,
Roanoke, Va.
McPherson, Kan's,
48,
5,
R. D.
1,
1,
B,,
W. Va,
W. Va,
Nash,- Okla,
Hagerstown, Ind.
Berkeley Springs,
Williamsport,
Diller, Aaron B.,

Dilling, L. S.
Beatrice, Nebr.
McPherson, Kans.
L,,
M
H
R. D.
Wm.
Bast Ninth Street, Ashland, Ohio.

Detrick, A. J,,
Yoder, Colo,
Detrick, W. C,
213 N. Wabash St., Wabash, Ind.
Dettra, Lewis R
Vaucluse, v a.
Detwiler, A, J
Williamsburg, Pa,
Detwiler, David T,,
New Enterprise, Pa,
Detwiler, Edgar M,, 14 Sell St., Johnstown, Pa.
Devilbiss, W. B,,
742 S. Main St., Ottawa, Kans.
Dibert, D.
Everett, Pa.
Dick, Trostle P.,
1700 Mifflin St., Huntingdon, Pa,
Dickerson, Moses I
Pilot, Va,
Dickey, A. M.,
9850 Sixtieth Ave., South Seattle, Wash.
Dickey, Howard
R. D. 16, Culver, Ind,
535 Bhrich Street, Colorado City, Colo.

Virden, 111.
Friend, Kans.
.....Quinter, Kans.
Blountsville, Ind.
Cross, A. Sherman,
Cross, J. J., ...R. D. 1, Michigan City, Ind.
Akron, Ohio.
Cross, Wm. U.,
Roaring Spring, Pa.
Crosswhite, A. G.,
Bdinburg, Ind.
Crouch, E.
R. D. 2, Savanna, 111.
Crouse, J.
Fayetteville, W. Va.
Crouse, J. M.,
Crowell, J. A.,
2187 Cummington Rd., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cruea, Moses,
1405 Eastern Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
Crumpacker, A. J., R. D. 1, Harrisonville, Mo.
Crumpacker, Alden
Hartman, Colo.
J.
R. D. 1, West Alexandria, Ohio.

Debolt, A.,
Masontown, Pa.
Decker, S. B.,
Ashland, Oregon.
Deeter, John W., Gilead Street, Andover, Conn.
Deeter, Manly
Milford, Ind.
Deeter, W. R.,
Milford, Ind.
De Lauter, Ora
R. D. O", Canton, Ohio.
Dell, Jacob S
R. D. 5, Beatrice, Nebr.
Del;), Chas. B
R. D. 3, Shannon, 111.
Delp, Jacob,
j
Pearl City, 111,
Delp, S. B,,
Murdock, Kans,
Derrick, C. C
2523 Nashville St., El Paso, Texas.
Deseuberg,
Crist, Isaac H.,

Crist, J. B.,
Crist, Roy A.,
Crumpacker,
Deaton, J.
Lordsburg, Cal.
R. D. 8, Dayton, Ohio.
R. D., Woodstock, Va.
Crabill, Joseph
Craun, Benj. H., ...R. D. 1, Bridgewater, Va.
Bridgewater, Va.
Craun, Manon J.,
New Paris, Ind.
Cripe, Calvin,
R. D. 1, Lewiston, Minn.
Cripe, Chas. C.,
Middlebury, Ind.
Clyde,
Cripe,
Cripe, D. B., 813 E. Main Street, Enid, Okla.
R. D., South Bend, Ind.
Gripe, D. S.,
Mt. Carroll, 111.
Cripe, Israel,
R. D. 13, Galveston, Ind.
Cripe, Jacob,
*.
Goshen, Ind.
Cripe, John W.,
Hillisburg, Ind.
Cripe, Nath.,
Middleburg, Fla.
Crist, A. D.,
R. D. 1, Paola, Kans.
Crist, Charles,
Quinter, Kans,
Crist, D. A.,
Yorba Linda, Cal.
Crist, D. W.,
1917.
Dilling,
Roy
3435
Hartville, Ohio.
Cleveland, Ala.
W. Van Buren
St.,
Chicago,
111.
Dillon, Robert
R. D. 6, Camden, Ohio.
Evan M,,
R. D. 1, Reinholds, Pa.
Dively, Fred C, .. .Claysburg, Blair Co., Pa.
Dively, Taylor
Klahr, Pa,
Dixon, Andrew M,,
Huntingdon, Pa,
Dixon, John
Bluefield, W. Va.
Dolby, Mattie,
Mt. Morris, 111,
Dorer, Solomon, 161 Spring St., Johnstown, Pa.
Dinger,
Woodland, Mich.
Rawlings, Md.
Cummings, James F.,

Naffs, Va.
Cunningham, Elwood, R. D. 19, Shipman, Va.
Custer, Frank C, R. D. 11, Hillsboro, Ohio.
Czigans, Milton C, R. D. 1, Auburn, W. Va.
Dadisman, Lee
R. D. 1, Kenedy, Texas.
Daggett, A. C,
Covert, Kans.
Dorsey, Dr. J.
Daggett, C. F
Belleville, Kans.
Daily, Elmer,
Peru, Ind.
Danner, G. Howard,
Abbottstown, Pa.
Darr, John J,,
R. D. 6, Somerset, Pa.
Davidson, R. C,
R. D. 4, Box 51, Lynchburg, Ohio.
Davis, C. Ernest,
Macdoel, Cal.
Davis, C.
R. D. 1, Live Oak. Cal.
Davis, D. C.
Trade. Tenn,
Davis, P. S.,
Springs, Somerset Co., Pa.
Davis, Wm,,
Morrill, Kans.
Dawson, M. M.,
Cumberland, Okla.
Deal, John,
.Brumbaugh, N, Dak.
Deardorff, Chas.
R. D., Box 42, Clarksville, Mich.
Deardorff, Earl,
Bagley, Iowa,
S.,
742 N.
Dotzour, Grover C,
Dove, Geo. A.,
Dove, Geo. L.,
Dove, J. A.,
Dove, W. A.,
Downing, A. S.,
Dredge, D. S.,
Driver,
Driver,
Driver,
Driver,
Driver,
C. M.,
John F
J. L.,
Samuel,
S.
I.,
Dunbar, L, M.,
Duncan, N, A.,
Duncan, Preston,
37
Eutaw
Baltimore, Md.
McPherson, Kans.
St.,
Hotchkiss, Colo.
Criders, Va.
"Cloverdale, Va.
Criders, Va.
New
R, D.
Lamar, Colo.
Carlisle, Ohio.
Staunton, Va.
Timberville, Va.
R. D. 2, Bridgewater, Va.
R. D. 2, Lima, Ohio
R, D. 8, Lima, Ohio,
Darlington, Ind.
3,
Norwood, Mo.
Riner, Va.

Dupler, A. W,, ..466 Alton St., Appleton, Wis.
Glendale, Ariz.
Durr, Francis F.,
Early, A. B.,
Ft. Defiance, Va.
New Hope, Va.
Early, Geo. A
Penn Laird, Va.
Early, H. C,
Midland, Va.
Early, M. G
Early, Oscar, R. D. 1,
Stet, Mo.
Early, S. P.,
1126 N. Union St., Fostoria, Ohio.
Middleburg, Fla.
Eastwood, Albert M.,
Eavey, George W.,
R. D. 3, Elida, Ohio,
Lititz, Pa.
Eberly, Harvey M.,
Ebersole, Martin,
Ebie, John L.,
3435 Van Buren Street, Chicago, 111.
Eby, D. B
Sunnysid^, Wash.
Eby, D. F.,
R. D. 21, Box 21, East Akron, Ohio.
Eby, E. H.,
..122 North Seventy-sixth St., Seattle, Wash.
Eby, Henry H.,
Eby, Ira P.,
Mt. Morris. 111.
Eby, Jacob
Eby
J.
Box
1,
Ecker, G.,
Ecker, Thomas,
Eckerle, P. F.,
Eddy, J. A
Edgecomb, Alba,
Edgecomb, Samuel,
Summerfield, Kans.
Payette, Idaho.
Westminster, Md.
Taney town, Md.
Lanark, 111.
Worthington, Minn.
R. D. 1, Ripley, Okla,
80,
R. D. H,
Box
104, Fresno, Cal.

Garrison, Iowa.
Fredericksburg, Pa.
Edmister, J. F
Edris, E. W.,
Edwards, F.
G.,
1702 S. Santa
Ee
Ave., Chanute, Kans.
Edwards, H. P.,
Edwards, Levi
Edwards, Robert,
Egan, E. J.,
Eicher, J. K.,
Eidemiller, J.
Woodlawn, Va.
Streets, N. C.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Shipman, Va.
Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
;
Howard,
R. D.
Eikenberry,
Eikenberry,
Eikenberry,
Eikenberry,
Eikenberry,
Eikenberry,
Eikenberry,
Eikenberry,
Amos
New
2,
R.,
Edward,
E. R., R. D.
5,
Carlisle, Ohio.
Mt. Morris. 111.
Greene, Iowa.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Harvey,
Raisin,
Cal.
Onekama, Mich.
John, ...R. D. 6, Warren, Ind.
M.,
I.
J.
Greene, Iowa.
John,
Grand
1208
Eikenberry,
J.
Ave.,
Middletown, Ohio.
R. D.
Empire, Cal.
Holden, Mo.
Mercersburg, Pa.
Huntingdon, Pa.
Huntington, Ind.
Climax, Kans.
2,
R. D.
2,
Wawaka,
Ind.
Manchester, Pa.
Emerick, Israel
R. D. 2, S. Whitley, Ind.
Emley, B. F.,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Emmert, Harvey,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Emmert, M. W.,
Lordsburg, Cal.
England, W. F.,
Englar, Daniel, R. D. 32, New Windsor, Md.
New Windsor, Md.
Englar, J. Walter
Englar, Sam'l E., R. D. 32, New Windsor, Md.
.Uniontown, Md.
Englar, W. P.,
Morrill, Kans.
Engle, Eldon
Blanchard, Okla.
Ennis, David E.,
Box 38, Cole, Okla.
Ennis, M. M.,
Adrian, Mo.
Enos, Irvin V
R. D. 2, New Lebanon, Ohio.
Erbaugh, G.,
Erbaugh, Ivan L.,
R. D. 2, New Lebanon, Ohio.
Erbaugh, N. W.,
R. D. 3, West Alexandria, Ohio.
Red Cloud, Nebr.
Ernst, John J.,
^
McPherson, Kans.
Eshelman, Clarence A
Eshelman, D. E., R. D. 1, Box 8, Canton, 111.
Eshelman, E. E
Eshelman, M. M.,
219 Blanche Ave., Tropico, Cal.
Eshelman, Nathan, R. D. 3, Blizabethtown, Pa.
Eshelman, S. S., R. D. 3, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Etter, David, ...R. D. 1, Union Deposit, Pa.
R. D. 8, Carlisle, Pa.
JJvans, A. A.,
Wikel, W. Va.
Evans, Alex.,
Wilson, W. Va.
Evarts, John D
Ochiltree, Texas.
Fager, Chas D.,
R. D. 1, Lititz, Pa.
Fahnestobk, A. G
Manheim, Pa.
Fahnestock, N. B
.Manheim, Pa.
Fahnestock, S. B.,
Fahrney, Callo,
761 N. Second Ave., Twin Falls, Idaho.
Fahrney, J. Welty,
Eisenbise, C.
3,
S.,
3545 Congress
Eisenbise, Forest S.,

3545 Congress
Eisenbise, P. J.,
St.,
Chicago,
111.
St., Chicago, 111.

Effingham, Kans.
W. Van Buren St.," 'Chicago, 'ill*.

W. G.,
Waddams Grove, 111.
W. H
Mt. Carroll, 111.
.'.
C, ...R. D.
1, Nappanee, Ind.
Elgin, William A
Elamsville, Va.
Ellenberger, Albert J., Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Ellenberger, G.
Mound City, Mo.
Ellenberger, Hervin R., .,, Mound City, Mo,
Ellenberger, J. K.,
Polo, Mo.
Ellenberger, W. S.,
Prowers, Colo.
Filer, C. E.,
Salem, Va.
Eller, Geo. R.,
R. D. 2, Quinter, Kans.
Frederick, Md.
Street,,
Faidley, Ira D.,

1730 Maple
Falkenstein, Geo. N
Des Moines, Iowa.

Elizabethtown, Pa.
Falls, Idaho.
Quarry ville. Pa.
R. D. 1, Windber, Pa.
St.,
Twin
Fasnacht, Earl
Fasnacht, Urias C
Faust, Alvin G.,
Faw,
R.,
C.
Faw, Enoch, R. D.
Feightner,
Feiler, O.
I.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
..North Yakima, Wash.
St.,
3,
Elk Creek,
717 East Ninth

Felthouse, J. V.,
Ferguson,
Seminole, Fla.
Boswell, Pa.
.R. D.
Fernald, T. Herbert,
R. D. 3,
Fesler, Frederick,
R. D. 10,
Fidler, J. W., ..'
Box
1,
Waldoboro, Me.
77,
Box
Anderson, Ind.
Brookville, Ohio.
47,
Field, Louis
Fields, Harry M.,
Donithon,
1,
Fields, Robert,
Buena
R. D.
.229
West Oak
Emra
Street,
Walla Walla, Wash.

2, Oakland, Md.
Eglon, W. Va.
Nampa, Idaho.
Middlebury, Ind.
Geo. D.,
John
S.,
Jonas,
Lorenzo
Vista, Va.
Oakland, Md.
R. D.
T.,
Ezra
J.
2,
Nezperce, Idaho,
Nezperce, Idaho.
Ky
South Whitley, Ind.

Laura, Ky.
Figgers, Robert,
Fike, Aaron,
Fike, A. R
Fike, B. J
Fike, D.
Fike,
Fike,
Fike,
Fike,
Fike,
Fike,
Fike,
Fike,
Cal.
Hutchinson, Kans.
St.,
I. B.,
R. D.
'.3446
I.
West Fifth
311
Fahrney, P. D., 827 Hamilton Boulevard

corner Park Lane, Hagerstown, Md.
938 Franklin
Independence, Kans.
Mexico, Ind.
Eikenberry, Morris W., Dallas Center, Iowa.
Eikenberry, W. H.,
Barnum, Minn.
Eikenberry, W. L.,
1655 Mississippi St., Lawrence, Kans,
Filer, Calvin F.,
Filer, Wm. H.,
R. D. 2, Froid, Mont.
Eisenberg, J. Linwood,
Royersford, Pa.
Eisenberg, J. Y.,
Royersford, Pa.
Eisenbise, Chas. W.,
Kingsley, Iowa.
Eisenhour,
M
C,
W.,
R. D.
Eikenberry, Kernie,
Eisenbise,
Eisenbise,
Eller, J. F.,
Elliott, J.
Elliott, L. E
Ellis, C.
Ellis, O. C,
Elrod, S. L.,
Elson, J. H.,
'.
R. D.
Eby, Josiah,
Eby, L.
Sunnyside, Wash.
A.,
1917.
R. D.
II.,
Moses, ..R. D.
2,
Box
J]glon, W. Va.
Eglon, W. Va.
Oakland, Md.
44, Oakland, Md.
2,

Hovatter, W. Va.
Fike, Noah,
Fike, Peter L.,
343 S. Trumbull Ave., Chicago, III.
Peace Valley, Mo.
Fike, Phineas L
Cordova, Md.
Fike, S. K.,
Blliottsville, Pa.
Fike, S.
Ladiesburg, Md.
Fike, Tobias S
Clarence, Iowa.
Fike, U. J.,
Filbrun, J. J., ...R. D. 5, Wenatchee, Wash.
Filbrun, Parker,
Fillmore, A. G.,
R. D. 1, Box 46, Davidson, Okla.
Bnders, Nebr.
Finnell, Virgil C,
R. D. 1, Kokomo, Ind.
Fipps, Elmer E.,
Roanoke, La.
Firestone, J. B.,
Yale, Iowa.
Fiscel, Emery D.,
Fishbaugher, H. E., ...R. D. 1, Preston, Minn.
Overbrook, Kans.
Fishburn, Geo. A.,
Mexico, Ind.
Fisher, Frank
Mexico, Ind.
Fisher, Harley,
Flora, Ind.
Fisher, Ira,
Fisher, Irvin, 923 20th St., Sacramento, Cal.
Gowrie, Iowa.
Fisher, Lee M.,
R. D. 2, Miltord, Ind.
Fisher, Leroy,
Perth, N. Dak.
Fisher, Levi,
Andrews, Ind.
Fisher, Noah,
Peru, Ind.
Fisher, S. T.,
Baltic, Ohio.
Fisher, Wm. D.,
1,
Fox,
Fox,
Fox,
Fox,
Barry
3,
Luray, Va.
Greencastle, Pa.
Champion, Pa.
Centralia, Wash.
Fredric, Iowa.
Salem,
111.
Shady Grove, Pa.
T.,
R. D.
E. S.,
Ira H.,
2,
Larned, Kans.
Box 105, Centralia, Wash.

Lemuel R.,
Mount Pleasant, Pa.
Francis, J. G.,
138 Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Pa.
Parsons, Kans.
Franklin, Ross,
Franklin, W. K.,
Lordsburg, Cal.
Dawson, W. Va.
Frantz, Abram M.,
McPherson, Kans.
Frantz, Earl M.,
Elgin, 111.
Frantz, Edward,
Franta, H. A.,
1400 Euclid Street, McPherson, Kans,
Frantz, Ira H.,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
Frantz, Isaac,
Frantz, John F.,
Wabash, Ind.
Frantz, J. R,,
Fruita, Colo.
Frantz, M. S.,
934 North Market St., Wichita, Kans.
Frantz, Roy A.,
Frederick, J. E.,
Rodney, Mich.
Frederick, John D., R. D. 1, Nappanee, Ind.
Freed, Amos
Clay pool, Ind.
Freshour, C. N
Myersville, Md.
'.
1201 Albina Ave., Portland, Oregon.

Broadway, Va.
Fitzwater, A. J.,
Beverly, Kans.
Fitzwater, L. W.,
Fitzwater, P. B., 4822 Bernard St., Chicago, 111.
Laneville, W. Va.
Flanagan, Robert,
R. D. 3, Fairfield, Pa.
Flohr, Charles G.,
R. D. 3, Fairflel(i, Pa.
Flohr, John R.,
Thurmont, Md.
Flohr, Leonard J.,
Vienna, Va.
Flohr, Lewis B.,
Pa.
Chambersburg,
D.
R.,
R.
Flohr, M.
6,
.Maxwell, Iowa.
Flora, A. W.,
.Moscow, Idaho.
Flora, Fred A.,
New Windsor, Md.
Flora, J. C,
R. D. 2, Kappa, Ind.
Flora, John W.,
Bringhurst, Ind.
Flora, Riley,
R. D. 1. Rocky Mount, Va.
Flora, Riley,
Flory, Charles L.,
Flory, Ezra, 343 S. Trumbull Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bridgewater, Va.
Flory, George B.,
Covington, Ohio.
Flory, Geo. W.,
Defiance, Ohio.
Flory, Henry,
Jewell, Ohio.
Flory, Jacob,
Flory, James A.,
College Hill, McPherson, Kans.
R. D. 4, Defiance, Ohio.
Flory, John,
Bridgewater, Va.
Flory, John S.,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Flory, J. S
Nokesville, Va.
Flory, J. T.,
Girard, 111.
Flory, Michael,
Flory, N. B
612 A St., N. E., Washington, D. C.
Sherwood, Ohio.
Flory, R. F.,
Nokesville, Va.
Flory, S. H.,
Stuarts Draft, Va.
Flory, S. I.,
Samuel,
Fogelsanger,
225 E. Orange St., Shippensburg, Pa.
R. D., Ankeny, Iowa.
Folger, W. W.,
Trigo, Cal.
Follis, John M.,
R. D. 1, Hagerstown, Md.
Foltz, S.
Kansas.
Scott,
Force, James H.,
Fretz, William,
SoutJi Hatfield, Pa.
Portis, Kans.
Friend, G. H.,
Friend, S. M.,
Fruit, G. L.,
R. D. 2, Viola, Wis.
Fry, Henry
Ludell, Kans.
Pry, W. H., ......... R. D. 1, Windber, Pa.
Fulk, George H,,
Genoa, Va.
Fuller, Harry,
Oakwood, Ohio.
Fultz, A. H.,
Indian Camp, W. Va.
Funderburg, Cyrus, R. D. 2, Springfield, Ohio.
Funderburg, Daniel,
Markle, Ind.
Funderburg, D. D.,
New Carlisle, Ohio.
Funderburgh, Isaac V
Inglewood, Cal.
Funderburgh, Jacob C, L. B. 272, Eustis, Fla.
Funk, Boyte H.,
Bedford City, Va.
Funk, Jacob,
Wiley, Colo.
Funk, S. W.,
Charter Oak, Cal.
Furrey, G. W.,
Evanston, 111.
Fyock, Abram,
R. D. 1, Alum Bank, Pa.
Fyock, J. W.,
R. D. 2, Lovejoy, Pa.
.
Fyock,
J.
W 515
Howland
Ave., Toledo, Ohio.

R. D. 1, Rochester Mills, Pa.
R. D. 1, Baileyton, Tenn.
Fyock, Oran,
Gaby, S. A.,
Gammon, W. C,
Tate, Tenn.
Gans, Lewis A.,
R. D. 1, Cashmere, Wash.
Garber, B. B.,
Waynesboro, Va.
Garber, B. F., Palls, King William Co., Va.
Garber, C. S., 5217 Swift Ave., St. Joseph, Mo.
Garber, D. B
...R. D. 2, Markle, Ind.
Garber, D. B., ..
Bridgewater, Va.
Garber, F. A.,
R. D. 1, Leon, Iowa.
Garber, J. C, ...
Buena Vista, Va.
Garber, J. H., ..
Newmarket, Va.
Garber, John A.,
E. Washington, D. C.
508 B St., S.
S." E.,
Garber, J. R.,
Portis, Kans.
Garber, Peter,
Weyers Cave, Va.
,
Garber, P. I.,
R. D. 6, Harrisonburg, Va.
Garber, S. D.,
R. D. 2, Baileyton, Tenn.
Garber, S. L.,
Garber, S. W.,
...118 South Moore Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Garland, John C,
Pleasant Ridge, Pa.
.
Adam
R. D.
Foust, J. E.,
Fouts, D.
Fonts, E. S.,
Fouts, S. S.,
Conrad,
Forney,
R. D.
Foster, J. M.,
Foust, D. A
Fitz,
1917.
E.,
Seventh St., Chambersburg. Pa.

Forney, Benj., 1312 Conn. St., Lawrence, Kans.
Raisin, Cal.
Forney, D. H.,
Route A, Chico, Cal.
Forney, D. L.,
Lordsburig, Cal.
Forney, Edmund,
.Chenoa, 111.
Forney, Henry,
Forney, Hiram,
555 W. Lincoln Ave., Goshen, Ind.
Thomas, Okla.
Forney, H. W.,
..Rock Lake, N. Dak.
Forney, J. C,
Forney, Milton G., ...R. D. 8, Lancaster, Pa.
Stuarts Draft, Va.
Forrer, John,
Forry, Wm. A., .634 Locust St., Lebanon. Pa.
Centralia, Okla.
Foster, Frank,
Garman, Henry
K.,
2821 N. Bonsall St., Philadelphia, Pa.

Garner, Charles Oren,
Union Bridge, Md.
Garner, Geo. W., R. D. 1, Walbridge, Ohio.
Garner, Uriah
R. D. 1, Walbridge, Ohio.
Garst, Isaac B.,
R. D. 1, Quinter, Kans.
Garst, J. H.,
Salem, Va.
Garst, J. O.,
Garst,
39
John
Blountville, Tenn.

R. D. 1, Salem, Va.
R. D, 3, Roanoke, Va.
Levi,
Garst,
Garst,
Garst,
Garst,
Garst,
N. H.,
N. N.,
Samuel
Samuel
S.,
5,
Box
Gauby, J. M.,
R. D.
Gauby, M. D.,
Gauby, Samuel M., R. D.
W.
Gearhart, Samuel,
Amos
2,
1,
A.,
1519 Mifflin
Gearhart, Earl,
Geib,
Los Angeles, Cal.

Trotwood, Ohio.
Washington, Kans.
Morrowville, Kans.
Washington, Kans.
729,
Garver, D. M.,
Gaunt,
Grady, Geo. W.,

Riverton, W. Va.
Grady, Isaac S., ...Berkey Ave., Goshen, Ind.
Crapes, C. E.
Augusta, W. Va.
Grater, J. W.,
619 N. Cushing St., So. Bend, Ind.
Crater, W. H.,
Morrison, 111,
Madison, Kans.
Blountville, Tenn.
H.,
R. D.
St.,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Mount Pleasant, Pa.

Shady Grove, Pa.
716 S. Fiftieth
Gregory, Orrin
Greyer, Saylor
Griffeth,
Gripe,
4,
New Weston,
Ohio.
Deshler, Ohio.
Nocona, Tex.
Los Angeles, Cal.
S. P
Group, W. G.,
R. D. 1, York Springs, Pa.
Grove, W. D., ...R. D. 1, South English, Iowa.
Groves, C.
Junior, W. Va.
Cruber, C. A.,
Astoria, 111.
Gump, Charles O., R. D. 4, Churubusco, Ind.
Gump, Jesse A.,
Churubusco, Ind.
Gump, John B., R. D. 1, Tippecanoe City, Ohio.
Gump, S. S.,
Guthrie, C. W.,
1200 E. 27th St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Guthrie, J. A.,
Spencerville, Ohio.
Guthrie, J. L.,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Guthrie, W. R.,
Lafayette, Ohio.
Guyer, Herman S.,
Loysburg, Pa.
Guyer, Nelson,
Woodbury, Pa.
Cwin, J. N.,
R. D. 3, Modesto, Cal.
Habecker, P. M., ...R. D. 3, Quarryville, Pa.
Hagerman, Ceo. C,
Toddville, Iowa.
Hahn, Geo. W.,
55 N. Mount St., Indianapolis, Ind.
1,
Hahn, M. L.,
Hahn, M. W.,
Hine's, Minn.
Greenwood, Del.
Huntingdon, Pa.
Haines, A. H.,
Haines, O. P.,
Cerro Gordo, 111.

Strawberry, Ark.
Clarkton, Va.
Kasson, W. Va.
Dovesville, Va.
Hall, S. D.,
Hall, Wm. I.,
Haller, F. L.,
Halterman, Harvey,
Hamer, Oscar W.,
Randolph
Waterloo, Iowa.
Waterloo, Iowa.
Champion, Pa.
E
Detrick, Va.
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Hamm, J. J.,
R. D. 2, Cerro Gordo, 111.
Hamstead, Obed,
R. D. 2, Oakland, Md.
Lordsburg, Cal.
Hanawalt, Harvey M.,
McVeytown, Pa.
Hanawalt, H.
1311
St.,
Hamer, Stuart
Hamilton, W. J
Hamilton, Wm.
Hamm, David,
116 N. CentrarAve., Chanute, Kansas.

Laneville, W. Va.
Coldizen, John C,
R. D., McBain, Mich.
Good, W. H.,
Couglinour, J. Q.,
Couglinour, S. M.,
Crabill, Peter T.,
18,
R. D.
R. D.
Dysart, Iowa.
Deer Park, Wash.
Payette, Idaho.
Clay City, Ind.
Ladoga, Ind.
Mt. Airy, Md.
Lanark,
Richland, Kans.
Ripley, Okla.
Carthage, Mo.
Clarkshill, Ind.
Bareville, Pa.
R. D. 2, Yoder, Colo.
Covington, Ohio.
D.
S.,
Cross, Jesse,
Crossnickle,
Wm.
W. Third
C.
...Relief, N. C.
Brummett, N. C.
Crosh, Walter,
Click, J. D
Roanoke, La.
Click, Joel,
Click, John T.,
Lake City, Kans.
Click, Jos.,
Click, Simon,
Batavia, Iowa.
N.,
Clotfelty,
Clover, H. H., ...81 Morris St., Uniontown, Pa.
Fruita, Colo.
Gnagey, A. L.,
Meyersdale, Pa.
Cnagey, Joel,
Dysart, Iowa.
Gnagy, C. H.,
Gotschall, R. B.,
1521
Brummett, N.
Groff, Edwin,
Grofe, Forest,
Groff, Hershey,
Groff, J. C,
Groff, Joseph,
Groff, Nathan D.,
J. H.,
L.,
Ind.
Tacoma, Wash.
Harvard, Idaho.
Port Republic, Va.
H. M.,
N.
38, Ingalls,
St.,
1,
Corham, A.
D.
Griffith, Chas.
Griffith, Jos. H.,
Griffith, L. H., ....R.
Brethren, Mich.
Coshorn, B. F
Coshorn, E. N.,
Cosnell, William,
Cossard. Harry A.,
B.,
G., .R.
Goshen, Ind.
St.,
Creenhalgh, Jonathan, ..R. D.

Gregory, E. Stanley,
3300 Griffin Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.

Benson, Ariz.
Gillett, C. E.,
Gillett, Ola E., ...St. David, Cochise Co., Ariz.
Fredericksburg, Iowa.
Gilliam, Harvey,
Warm Springs, Va.
Ginger, Perry,
Gingrich, A. B
Gingrich, Jacob H., ...R. D. 4, Lebanon, Pa.
Palmyra, Pa.
Gipe, Harrison S.,
Holmesville, Nebr.
Gish, James
Laporte, Texas.
Gish, R. G.,
Thomas, Okla.
Gish, W. B.,
Rydal, Kans.
Gish, W. Warren,
Cabool, Mo.
Gitt, C. W.,
Va.
Trevilian,
Click, B, F.,
Trevilian, Va.
Click, Daniel M.,
R. D. 1, Dundee, Oregon.
Click, David C,
Click, H. N.,
Cordon,
Lonaconing, Md.
Cubage, Ky.
'.
A.,
Nokesville, Va.
R. D. 3, Troutville, Va.
Nampa, Idaho.
John G., ..R. D. 2, New Holland, Pa.
Jonas,
R. D. 3, Troutville, Va..
Leon, Kans.
J.,
Ceo.,
Israel B.,
J. H.,
Green, J. T.,
Green, Louis F., Jr.,
Greenawalt, W.
310 N. Second
358 Sixtieth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Lineboro, Md.
Geiman, Christian
Froid, Mont.
Geiser, J. S.,
George, T. Ezra,
1421 Miami St., South Bend, Ind.
R. D. 3, Morrison, 111.
Gerdes, David,
Sterling, 111.
Gerdes, Wayne,
R.
D. 5, Vincennes, Ind.
Gerhart, Jacob
Tropieo, Cal.
Getz, John H.,
R. D. 5, Syracuse, Ind.
Geyer, M. H.,
Lititz, Pa.
Gibbel, Henry R.,
R. D. 1, Ephrata, Pa.
Gibbel, Aaron R.,
Pa.
Brunnersville,
Gibbel, C. R.,
Manheim, Pa.
Gibble, Hiram,
R. D. 5, Myerstown, Pa.
Gibble, Ira D
Bolar, Va.
Gibbs, Chas. B.,
Conrath, Wis.
Gibbs, Ezra,
111.
Virden,
Gibson, Cullen C,
Girard, 111.
Gibson, D. B.,
Mex.
Miami, N.
Gibson, Frank W.,
Mount Morris, 111.
Gibson, I. J.,
Virden, 111.
Gibson, Javan,
R. D. 10, Gibson, Ind.
Gibson, Walter,
Gilbert, Elmer H., ...
Cnagy, Harvey
Cochenour, F.,
A.
Craybill,
Graybill,
Craybill,
Graybill,
Graybill,
Graybill,
Green, A.
P.,
Gilbert, Frank,
Gilbert, J. Z
1917.
Hanawalt,
Handy,
W. C,
Wm.
111.
Harden,
Marion, Ind.
Ankeny, Iowa.
Ankeny, Iowa.
Roseland, Nebr.
St.,
Cal.
Barrett, N. C.
Abilene, Kans.
Aurora, Mo.
6,
Arkansas
Hardman, D. R
Hardman, Martin,
Hardman, Olin,
40
McFarland,
H.,
Hantz, J. F.,
Harader, Edwin
Harader, L., ...R. D,
City, Kansas.
Hyndman,
Pa.
5, Warren, Ind.
Middleburv, Ind.
R. D. 1, Polo, Mo.
R. D.
Herr, John,
Myerstown, Pa.
Hershberger, Howard, ...R. D. 1, Everett, Pa.
Hershberger, John S
Everett, Pa.
Hershey, J. W. G.,
Lititz, Pa.
Hertzler, Samuel H.,
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Hertzog, P. H., ...Plain, Chelan Co., Wash.
Hess, Henry L.,
Hess, J. W.,
Hess, Samuel
R.- D. 2, Royersford, Pa.
Hess, Wm.,
Goshen, Ind.
Hesse, Clarence,
Bridgewater, Va.
Hetric, J. P.,
Pottstown, Pa.
Hetrick, D. A., R. D. 5, New Bethlehem, Pa.
Hevner, John W.,
Hosterman, W. Va.
Hewitt, Alva, R. D. 2,
Windfall, Ind.
Hiatt, Ira,
509 Calvert St., Muncie, Ind.
Hicks, C. M.,
R. D. 1, Clear Spring, Washington Co., Md.
Hardy, James,
302 South Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, Kans.
Harlacher, D. Bucher, R. D. 1, East Berlin, Pa.
Dover, Pa.
Delta, Pa.
Harlacher, G. W.,
Harley, Henry P
Harley, Owen L.,
Van Buren
3435
Harman,
St.,
Chicago,
111.
Huntingdon, Pa.
Harley, William,
Harman, Ananias,
R. D.
S. P.,
Harp, Geo. S.,

Harp, James,
Harpin, J. Wm.,
R. D.
50,
3,
Floyd, Va.
Harman, W. Va.
Myersville, Md.
Lenore, Idaho.
Bridgewater, Va.
Harris, Charles J., ...R. D. 4, Greenville, N. C.

Murdock, Kans.
Harris, I. G.,
Cabool. Mo.
Harris, I. L
Harris, James P., ...Leon, Butler Co., Kans.
Saxton. Pa.
Harris, John P
McClave, Colo.
Harris, W. D
Vermontville, Mich.
Harrison, John C,
Columbiana, Ohio.
Harrold, A. W.,
Virden, 111.
Harshbarger, Chas.,
Harshbarger, C. W., .R. D. 2, Johnstown, Pa.
Girard,
111.
Isaac
Harshbarger,
J.,
154
St.,
R. D.
Hazlett,
James
L.,
Heagley, Geo. A.,

Heckman, D. H.,
Heckman,
Heckman,
I.
1,
Hinegardner,
...1534
Heestand, A. I.,
Heestand, Eli L.,
Heeter, G. B.,
Heeter, N. B.,
Heisey, Herman
111.
R.
HofPert, H. A.,
Hoffman, J.
Hoffman, M.
Hengst, Victor
Henry, J.
Henry, Samuel,
Hensley, Joel
Herndon, E.
R. D.
3,
4,
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Moorefield, Nebr.
Argos, Ind.
J.,
Cerro Gordo, 111.

Decatur, Ind.
R.,
D.
Hollinger, Abram K.,

237 Hummel St., Harrisbnrg, Pa.
Hollinger. Adam
515 Emerald Street, Harrisbnrg, Pa.
HolUnger, Albert,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Hollinger, Archie
6135 GreeuAvtDod Ave., Chicago, HI.
Hollinger, David,
Greenville, Ohio.
Hollinger, E. S., .R. D. 1, Hollansburg, Ohio.
Hollinger, G. W.,
Leaf River, 111.
Hollinger, Henry B.,
Hollinger, H. H.,
R. D. 4, Dover, Pa.
Hollinger, Jacob
323 D St., S. E., Washington, D. C.
New
.-
A.,
P.,
Holderreed, Louis,
R. D. 1, Box 45, Lenore, Idaho.
Hon, S. J
R. D. 1, New Berlin, Ohio.
Hollar, E. Cleveland,
219 Clark Ave., Warrensburg, Mo.
Hollenberg. Fred,
Lordsburg, Cal.
T-Toller, H. W.,
R. D. 10, Davton, Ohio.
Hollinger, A. B.,
R. D. 2, Palestine, 111.
Helm, C. A.,
Windham, Ohio.
Helm, Otto F
Thomasville, Ga.
Helman, Harlev H., TJnionville Center, Ohio.
Helman, Howard H.. R. D. 1, Smithville, Ohio.
Helman, J. Q.,
Hendricks, S. F
R. D. 6, Plymouth, Ind.
Hendrickson, D. C,
Pittsburg, Ohio.
.
St., Dayton, Ohio.

Piney Flats, Tenn.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
10,
..2507 Fremont Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn.

Hoffman, Sylvester B
Scaln Level, Pa.
Hogan, S. B.,
R. D. 4, Norborne, Mo.
Hohf, D. B.,
R. D. 4, Hanover, Pa.
Hoke, J. F.,
R. D. 3, Box 55, Welsh, La.
Holder, Daniel,
....Batavia, Iowa.
Holder, Joseph,
Bethlehem, Pa,
Mansfield, Ohio.
6,
West Germantown
Hofe, C. S.,
El Centro, Cal.
B. B.,
....1306 S. Seventeenth Ave., May wood, 111.
Hoff, Ernest G
3435 West Van Buren St., Chicago, 111.
Hoffer, Aaron H.,
R. D. 1, Overbrook, Kans.
...R. D. 2, Cerro Gordo, 111.
R. D. 3, Wooster, Ohio.
Plymouth, Ind.
Burnetts Creek, Ind.
R. D.
Heisey, Lester
Heisey, W. J.,
Heisy, Martin,
Heitz, S
Heller, Jacob,
III.
Polo.
J. A.,
F.,
HoflF,
Parlier, Cal.
Chicago,
1, Arcadia, Ind.
Surrey, N. Dak.
Mathias, W. Va.
Midland, Va.
Hodgden, Dorsey,
Summitville, Ind.
Panora, Iowa.
Panora, Iowa.
Indian Springs, Tenn.
Hagerstown, Ind.
Patterson, Cai.
Rossville, Ind.
Batavia, 111.
Plattsburg, Mo.
R. D. 2, Cerro Gordo, 111.
St.,
Jonesboro, Tenn.
North Liberty, Ind.
R. D.
Hodge, Josiah,
Hodge, Nathan E^ R. D.
Gormania, W. Va.
W. Van Buren
Heckman, John,
Heckman, S. J.,
Heckman, Wm. T.,
Hagerstown, Md.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Brewersville, Ind.
7217 Palatine Ave., Seattle, Wash.

Hirt, B. D.,
R. D. 7, Bruce Lake, Ind.
Hochstedler, David, R. D. 1, Farmington, Del.
Hochstetler, B. K.,
Sandpatch, Pa.
Hochstetler, Frank,
Danville, Ohio.
Hochstetler, Josiah, .R. D., Millersburg, Ohio.
Hockenberry, Roy,
Everett, Pa.
Johnstown, Pa.
Hugh,
J.
3435
St.,
Ilinegardner, B. D.,
Harvey, Frank H.,

Harvey, Henry M
Hatcher, Wm. L.,
Haughtelin, Irving,
Haughtelin, J. D.,
HaAvke, M. R.,
Hay, Frank E.,
Haynes, W. F.,
S.,
Potomac
Hildebrand, Jacob,
Hill, James,
Hilton, Geo. W.,
R. D. 1, Garrett, Ind.
Hart, David
Mechanicsburg. Pa.
Hart, Ira
Lake View, Wyo.
Hartman, A. A.,
Hartman, D. B.,
816 Blaine Ave., South Bend, Ind.
Kauffman, Pa.
Hartman, Guy N.,
Live Oak, Cal.
Hartman, J. O.,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
Hartman, P. S.,
Bridgewater, Va.
Hartman, Walter W.,
Hartman, W. H.,
Goltry, Okla.
Hartranft, Samuel D.,
Maugansville, Md.
Nappanee, Ind.
Hartsough, Harvey,
Harvey, Amos,
Jasper, Mo.
S.
Hilbert, John B.,

Hilbert, M. F.,
Hilbert, Robert,
Hiner, R.
Horner
722
M.,
Highbarger, O.
Lordsburg, Cal.
Scottville, Mich.
Johnstown, Pa.
Ladoga, Ind.
Harshbarger, J. P.,
Harshbarger, J.
Harshbarger, Lori B.,
Harshbarger, Wm. R.,
Harshberger, J. M.,
1917.
-.
North Yakima, Wash.

Hollinger, Moses, R. D. 1, New Madison, Ohio.
TTollopeter, Jason B.. Pentz, Clearfield Co., Pa.
^Tolloway, .Tames T.,
Centerview, Mo.
Holloway, J. H.,
R. D., Chanute, Kan's.
Llanerch, Pa.
Daleville, Va.
Laton, Cal.
Higgins, N. C.
Weatherford, Okla.
TTollinger, Jesse,
41

Tonasket, Wash,
Holmes, C. E.,
Holmes, Eli
Holmes, G.
Holsberry, J. K.,
Holsinger, D. R.,
Holsinger, I. E.,
R. D.
L.,
J.
L. F
L. R.,
L. T.,
Ralph
S.,
J.
St.,
W.,
B. F.,
H.,
Hood, W.
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
C. J
Blair,
R, D.
David E.,
David F., .,R. D.
David H.,
David P
1803
Frederic,
1,
111.
Oakland, Kans,
Miami, Texas.
Garrett, Ind.
2, Middletown, Ind,
Singers Glen, Va,
,.50
Adams
Ave,, Tyrone, Pa,
Harry
Cleveland,
Ala.
Ikenberry,
Jarboe,
Wirtz,
Va.
Daleville, Va.

R. D.
S, M.,
3,
Wirtz, Va.
J,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
J.
Edwin,
Twenty-second
Jarboe, J. W.,
R. D.
Jehnzen, John
2,
Lee,
Roy
Collyer,
St.,
Lincoln, Nebr.
Trego Co., Kans.

Rodney, Mich.
R. D. 5, Vincennes, Ind.
R. D. 2, Willis, Va.
Jellison, J. H.,
Jennings,
Jennings,
Waynesboro, Pa,
R. D. 11, York, Pa.
Potts Creek, Va,
St.,
S, K.,
...323 N.
F.,
College Hill. McPherson, Kans.

John, E. E., ..College Hill, McPherson, Kans.
John, .J. J.,
New Windsor, Md,
John, O. O.,
St. John, Kans.
Johns, Frank, ,,.R. D. 3, Chambersburg, Pa.
Johns, J*. Bitzer,
R, D, 2, Ephrata, Pa.
Johnson, Albert,
Laureldale, W, Va,
Johnson, Carman,
5886 Burchfield Ave,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnson, I, C,
24 W, Marble St., Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Johnson, John J
723 East Chamberlain Street, Dixon, 111.
Johnson, Stephen,
Spokane, Wash.
Johnson, Wallace,
154 S. Mt. Vernon Ave., Uniontown, Pa,
Johnson, W, H.,
R. D. 1, Eunice, N. C,
Johnson, Wm.,
1234 N, Emporia Ave., Wichita, Kans.
Jones, D, H.,
Rummel, Pa.
Jones, Emeral B.,
Syracuse, Ind.
Wichita, Kans.
Jones, Galen,
Jones, H, D
Windber. Pa.
Jones, J. Estel,
Wichita, Kans.
Adrian, Mo.
Peru, Ind.
8,
Va.
Hartford City, Ind.

Mich.
Maitland, Pa.
Stevensville,
325 Beachley St., Meyersdale, Pa.

Cordell, Okla,
Howell, .John D.,
Williams, Oregon.
Hoxie, G. W.,
Huber, Calvin A
Huffman, Edward
Fairfield, Mo,
Wheatland, Mo,
Daleville, Va.
Jamison, John W.,
North Liberty, Ind.
W.
1,
West Fourth
Jacobs,
Columbiana, Ohio.
Hovatter,
2,
R, D,
Jackson, J, R.,
Jacobs, Melvin A.,
1026 Bedford St., Johnstown, Pa.

R. D. 2, Newburg, Pa.
Hosfelt, C. F.
Mulberry Grove, 111.
Hostetler, D. W., ,.
Hostetler. F. P., ...R. D. 2, Greentown, Ind.
Richland Center, Pa.
Hottel, Benj.,
East Petersburg, Pa.
Hottenstein', Amos,
Howard, I. J
Howard, L. C.,
Howe, E. M
Howe, W. M
St.,
Ridgely, Md.
C, 713 Grant St., Springfield, Ohio.
Irvin, Floyd M.,
R. D. 1, Creston, Ohio.
Irwin, William S.,
...26 E, Woodland Ave,, Sharon Hill, Pa.
Isenburg, Jasper,
Rogersville, Tenn,
Inman,
Spencer, Ohio.
Hovatter, John,
Mansfield, Mo,
Protection, Kans.
S.,
Imler, T, P.,
R. D.
53,
Hongendougler, John,
Houk, Peter
Houser, Orville,
Box
2,
Ikenberry Henry
Ikenberry, J, W.,
Ikenberry, L, D,,
O,
1,
Columbia City, Ind,

Floyd, Va.
R. D. 3, Willis, Va,
R, D. 2, Mansfield, Mo,
Pittsburg, Ohio.
Troutville, Va.
Royersford, Pa.
R. D, 3, Floyd, Va,
Live Oak, Cal,
Glace, W. Va,
R. D.
Ikenberry, Chas,
5512 Maple Avenue, St, Louis, Mo,

Hoover, Perry R., R. D. 20, Hagerstown, Ind,
R, D. 6, Somerset, Pa.
Hoover, Silas
Nezperce, Idaho.
Hoover, Walter A.,
Timberville, Va.
Hoover, W. C,
Lordsburg, Cal.
Hoover, W. I. T.,
R. D. 2, Altoona, Pa.
Hoover, W, N.,
Huckleberry,
Va.
Hopson, Noah,
Sand Brook, N. J.
Home, H. T
Horner, Wilbert J,,
1527 Hastings St., Chicago, 111.
Fruita, Colo.
Horning, Daniel,
Horning, Jonas
Horning, Samuel, ...R. D, 4, Brookville, Ohio,
Long Beach, Cal.
Horning, S. H.,
R. D. 4, Defiance, Ohio.
Hornish, Jay,
R. D.
Waynesboro, Va.
3, Mercersburg, Pa,
2, Martinsburg, Pa.
Lordsburg, Cal.
Lindside, W, Va.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Macksville, Kans.
Yoder. Colo,
R, D, 2, Scenery Hill, Pa,
S.
S. E.,
S. P.,
Idlemari, R. T
Ihrig, L, B.,
Ihrig, Lessie V,,
Overbrook, Kans.
Beaverton, Mich.
Sabetha, Kans.
J, J.,
W., ...R, D, 1, Duncansville, Pa.
.J.
Curryville, Pa,
L, B.,
R. D, 1, Gaston, Ind.
M. M.,
Isaac L.,
Jacob,
Horst, A. B
Horst, Jonas, ..
Horst, M. Clyde,
211,
H.,
North Bismarck
Hylton,
Hylton,
Hylton,
Riddlesburg, Pa.
Falls, Idaho.
Portland, Ind.
Portland, Ijid.
1,
7,
G.,
Box
Wm.
Hyer, Leonard
Hylton, A. N
Hylton, Austin
Hylton, B, B
Hylton, C. C,
Hylton, C. D.,
Hylton, D. Price,
Hylton, E. E.,
Hylton, Gilbert W.,
Hylton, I. L.,
Hylton, Joseph,
Hylton, Joseph B,,
R, D.
Hylton, J, W. B,,
Hylton, S, A.,
Mo.
Wichita, Kans.
Poplar, N. C.
Dayton, Ohio,
3525 Colorado Ave., Chicago,
Hooper,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Hoover,
Twin
R. D.
R. D.
R. D.
Huntsman, E. T,, ,,,R. D.
Hutchison, A.,
Hutchison, Geo,,
R. D., Versailles, Mo.
Honeyman,
Bphesus, Va.
Humphreys, Lewis
Hunsberger,
A.,
S.
3819 B. First
Honeycut,
Versailles,
Pyrmont, Ind.
Hummer,
Hummer,
Agra, Okla.
Enterprise, Pa.
Pottstown, Pa.
Brethren, Mich.
Agra, Okla.
Williamsburg, Pa.
Williamsburg, Pa.
Harrisburg, Pa.
3,
Petoskey, Mich,
3,
Bakersville, Pa.
Hulse, Lewis J
D. A.,
Fred,
Laton, Cal.
Pottstown, Pa.
Ira C,
W. W.,
R. D.
R.,
Hull, R. T.,
New
Virgil C,
W. H.,
F. F.,
H. L.., ...R. D.
Honberger,
1,
Hughes, John
Dormont, Pittsburgh, Pa.
1668 Hillsdale Ave.,
Holsinger,
Holsinger,
Holsinger,
Holsinger,
Holsinger,
Holsinger,
Holsinger,
Holsopple,
Holsopple,
Holsopple,
Holsopple,
Hufford, Isaac,
Hufford, Willard,
Smithville, Ohio.
Lincoln, Ark.
Plant City, Fla.
1917.
Washington St., Sta. D., St. Joseph, Mo.

Rileyville, Va.
Huffman, J. B. F.,
R. D. 1, Timberville, Va.
Huffman, J. D
Mt. Zion, Ind.
Huffman, Lewis,
Huffman, M. L., R. D. 2, Rock Lake, N. Dak.
Elkhart, Ind.
Huffman, Peter,
6207
42

Marion, Va.
Jones, Jesse C,
Jones, Joseph
Jones, Lewis,
Jones, S. P
Jones, Wm. M.,
Joseph, Clyde,
Joseph, J. E.,
Joyce, B. B
Judy, A.
Girard,
111.
Ewing, Va.
Fingerville, S. C.
Syracuse, Ind.
R. D. 16, Culver, Ind.
R. D.
1,
Barnum, Minn.
Olathe, Kans.
Peru, W. Va.
Pansy, Garrett Co., W. Va.
,
Judy, C. Edward,
Kagey, Jos. M.,
Kahle, Walter M.,
Dayton, Va.
358 Sixtieth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
3,
Box
Keedy, Wilmer,
Kegly, Lurty,
Keim, Howard H
Keim, L. M.,
Kintzel, Wm.
Kinzie, J. H.,
Kinzie, W. A.,

R. D.
Kirk, D. W.,
R. D.
2,
Holton, Ind.
Pine Grove, Pa.

Haxtun, Colo.
McPherson, Kans.
Z.,
Box
Fairmount, W. Va.
Parsons, Kans.
Sabetha, Kans.
Kistner, Roy,
R. D. 2, MahafCey, Pa.
Kitchen, A. R.
Kitson, J. W., ..146 Crescent St., Goshen, Ind.
R. D. 2, Mt. Airy, Md.
Klein, David
Kirkham,
O.
4,
30,
O.,
Le Gore, Md.
R. D. 8, Peru, Ind.
Rogersvyie, Tenn.
Blue Springs, Nebr.
Henry S., 1512 Rose St., Reading, Pa.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
J.
Broadway, Va.
J. PL,
R. D. 2, Decatur, Ind.
John L.,
John M., Sr., ...R. D. 2, Manassas, Va.
Klepinger, A. L
Klepinger, Davis P.,
Klepper, Jacob S.,
Klepper, Peter F.,
Kline,
Kline,
Kline,
Kline,
Kline,
Kline, J. Samuel
.Sta. 3, 2919 St. Joseph Ave., St. Joseph, Mo.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
R. D. 7, Darlow, Kans.
Marion, Va.
Nampa, Idaho.
Narberth, Pa,
21,
Keiser, B. T
Pomona, Cal.
Keiser, J. W.,
R. D. 1, Alvordton, Ohio,
Keiser, Thos
Lordsburg, Cal.
Keith, C. W.,
Brethren, Mich,
Keith, Jacob F.,
Camp Creek, Va.
Keller, D. H ,,.
Keller, Jacob S.,
Mercersburg, Pa.
Keller, J. Edwin
3435 W. Van Buren St., Chicago,. 111.
Keller, J. H.,
Udell, Iowa.
Keller, John H.,
Shrewsbury, Pa.
Keller, Michael,
R. D. 2, Lamed, Kans.
Empire, Cal.
Keller, Samuel,
Ashland, Ohio.
Keller, W. D.,
Keller, Wm. J.,
315 Fairview Ave., Dayton, Ohio.
Kelley, H. M.,
Burlington, W. Va.
Keltner, Chas. H.,
DeKalb, 111.
Keltner, Lewis E.,
925 Grand Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.
Keltner, P. R.,
Gen. Del., Freeport, 111.
Keltner, W. W.,
Williston, N. Dak.
Kendall, Amos, ...R. D. 17, McGrawsville, Ind.
Kendall, B. F.,
Van Buren, Ind.
Kendall, Sherman,
Bennetts Switch, Ind.
Kendig, B. D.,
Stuarts Draft, Va.
Kenepp, S. J.,
Payette, Idaho.
Kennedy, Robert
Kintner, Edward,
Kintner, W. I.,
Klein, Jesse
Kahler, J. F.,
..2236 Cleveland Ave., N. W., Canton, Ohio.
R. D. 2, Froid, Mont.
Baton, Ind.
Froid, Mont.
J.,
Payette, Idaho.
Kao, Guy,
Karns, Gabriel,
Kauffman, Andrew
Kauffman, H. A
Kaylor, Hiram B.,
R. D.
1917.
Rummel, Pa.
R. D. 1, Windber, Pa.
R. D. 2, Berlin, Pa.
Harbor Springs, Mich.
Kniesley, D. S.,
R. D." 7, Everett, Pa.
Knisley, Geo.,
Freed, Pa.
Knopsnyder, William,
Knouse, Edwin,
Pioneer, Ohio.
Koch, D. P
Mathias, W. Va.
Kohne, Joseph C,
Mathias, W. Va.
Kohne, W. E.,
Koones, Emanuel G., ..R. D. 2, Clearville, Pa.
Koontz, H. S., ...R. D. 1, New Enterprise, Pa.
Shady grove. Pa,
Koontz, Wm, C,
Pottsville, Pa,
Kopenhaver, William
Knavel, Chas.
Knavel, Peter,
S.,
Knepper, Lewis
S.,
Krabill, Christian,
Krabill, J. P., R. D.
Krabill, J.
1,
Greenwood, Del.
McBride, Mich.
Denton, Md.
Box
45,
Altoona, Pa.
Kreider, Daniel K.,
Kreider, Frank
R. D. 2, Bringhurst, Ind.
Kreider, Ira,
Kreider, Landa U., ...North Manchester, Ind.
Kreider, Lawrence, ...R. D. 2, Arcanum, Ohio.
Arcanum, Ohio.
Kreider, Willis C
.Mogadore, Ohio.
Kreiner, S. A.,
Carrington, N. Dak.
Kreps, Alfred,
Pearl City, 111.
Kuhleman, August,
Union Deposit, Pa.
Kuhns, Amos M.,
Kulp, H. Stover,
R. D. 3, Pottstown, Pa.
Ephrata, Pa.
Kulp, Samuel
Ozawkie, Kans.
Kensinger, Isaac,
Kensinger, Marvin,
Kulp, William K.,

.40 East Locust Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Clovercreek, Pa.
Zion, N. Dak.
Kerlin, B. D.,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Kesler, B. B.,
Puxico, Mo.
Kesler, James,
Zion, N. Dak.
Kesler, Jeremiah D.,
Zion, N. Dak.
Key, Isaac,
Sweetsers, Grant Co., Ind.
Kidwel, B. M.,
Nocona, Tex.
Kieffaber, G. W.,
Inglewood, Cal.
Kilhefner, David,
.161 Church Ave., *Bphrata, Pa.
Killian, Wm.,
R. D. 5, Walkerton, Ind.
Killian, G. H.,
Hicksville, Ohio.
Killian, J.
Walkerton, Ind.
Killingsworth, Abel,
R. D. 2, Collins, Mo.
Kilpatrick, J. W.,
Melvin Hill, N. C.
Kimmel, C. E.,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Kimmel, H. H.,
Kimmel, J. T.,
Hartville, Ohio.
Kimmel, Milton L.,
Sheldon, Iowa.
Kindig, Ira N.,
Holmesville, Nebr.
Kindig, J. J.,
Roseland, Nebr.
Kindig, J. R
R. D. 2, Waynesboro, Va.
Kindy, C. C
143 Mill Street, Naperville, 111.
King, Eugene,
Copper Hill, Va.
Kinsel, Jacob,
Altoona, Pa.
Kuns, Geo.
D.,
2260 N. Park Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.

Kurtz, Charles, .R. D. 20, East Akron, Ohio.
McPherson, Kans.
Kurtz, D. W.,
Goshen, Ind.
Kurtz, L. P.,
Richland, Pa.
Kurtz, Michael,
Kutz, D. C,
R. D. 2, Pine Grove, Pa.
Elamsville, Va.
Lackey, W. B
Lahman, C. W.,
Lair, John
R. D. 2, Custer, Mich.
Lambert, B. A., Jr.,
Circleville, W. Va.
Lampin, J. C,
Lampin, Wm.,
Lanaham, Ocia C,
1010
Landes,
Landes,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Landis,
Pannebaker Ave., Lewistown, Pa.

Kinsley, Chas
Hartville, Ohio.
Kintner, Chas L., ..R. D. 1, Sherwood, Ohio.
113
F.,
G. W.,
Henry,
J. A.,
Moyne
43
Hillyard,
St.,
5,
111.
111.
Wash.
Harrisonburg, Va.
Lintner, 111.
Minot, N. Dak.
R. D. 8, Chandler, Okla.
Flora, Ind.
R. D. 2, Penbrook, Pa.
Sidney, Ind.
Lantis, R. M.,
1565
Lantz, B. B.,
Lantz, J. W.,
Lantz, S. E.,
Lapp, Ira J.,
Kinsey, Wm.,
Wall
R. D.
B. S.,
H.,
D.
Polo,
r...Polo,
W. Second
.
St.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Criders, Va.
Criders, Va.
R. D.
4,
Madison, Kans.
Miami, N. Mex.

Larick,
'
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Almond
425
Laughrun, A.
Ave.,
R. D.
Long,
Long,
Long,
Long,
Long,
Long!
" ^" V
Long Beach, Cal.
Henry,
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
7,
Laughrun, Marion,
Lawver, J. B.,
Lavman J T
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va.
Amsterdam,
Al*
W. Van Buren
St.,
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Chicago,
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G.,
S.
Lentz,
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Los Angeles, Cal.
3207 Manitou Ave.,
John,
Lentz, Chas. A.,
R. D.
Leliner,
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Lerch, James M.,
Lerew, Isaac S.,
Lesh, John,
Greencastle, Pa.
Leeton, Mo.
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'St.',' -Ha-r'tford 'city,
'ind.
Knox
R. D.
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Lewis, C. A., 506 B. Vine St., Champaign 111.
Lewis, David
Lewis, J. F
Ashland
H.,
N.
C.
Taylors Vallfy, Va.

Taylors Valley, Va.
Lewis J. G.,
Lewis J. W.,
Valley, Va.
Taylors
B
Lewis, S.
Damascus, Va.
LewiiJ W. R
Kans.
Columbus,
D.
R.
6,
Lichte'nwalter, A. B.,
R. D., Waterloo Iowa.
Lichty, W. H.,
Dak.
N.
Velva
Light, Caleb
Liiht, Charles,
Li^ht G
Light
Lightcap,
VV^.^Zf^
Pa.
Hatfield, ^S?*
HE C
J.
Liihtner, B.
Lilligh, Henry,
Lillv, H. J
Lind, Abraham,
Lininger, M. C,
Millersville,
Mansfield,
111.
111.
Falls, Oregon.
Meyersdale, Pa.
Klamath
Lint, C. G.,
Cal.
Carmon
Lookingbill,
Hartville,
Lititz,
Love, L. F., ..R. D.

Lovegrove, J. W.,
Lowe, Troy,
2,
Philadelphia, Ohio.
Hollow, Okla.
Hollow, Okla.
Dumont, Iowa.
Lowry, Wm. L.,

Ludwick, B. B.,
Luke, George
Lutz, Ezra,
Lytle, David,
McAvoy, B.
McCann, B. B.,
Box 44, Limon, Colo.

Box 90, Creighton, Mo.
R. D. 1, Eunice, N. C.
Falling Waters, W. Va,
Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Weiser, Idaho.
-Lena
111.
Ohio.
Onego, W. Va.
Sykeston, N. Dak.
Bridgewater, Va.
Sykeston, N. Dak.
Knox, N. Dak.
R. D. 8, Sidney, Ohio.
Mercersburg, Pa.
Deshler,
N.,
J.,
McClane, John,
McCorkle, U. R.,
McCoy, Frank,
McCune, F.
Pa.
Nevada, Iowa.
B.,
Loomis, Edward,
Loshbaugh, O. B
Loshbaugh, Ralph
Lough, Morris
McCann, S.
McCann, W.
Oliio.
Palmyra, Pa.
New
....
E.,
1242 New York Street, Lawrence, Kans.

McCune, Isaac Mell, ...Medicine Lake, Mont.
McCune, O. R.,
...36 N. Thorp Ave., Kansas City, Kans.
Princeton, Kans.
McCune, R. F
McDonald, Homer M., Hanging Rock, W. Va.
McDowell, C. A.,
Smithville, Ohio.
McFadden, David R.,
McFarland, W. E., R. D. 35, Union City, Ind.
R. D. 1, Coyle, Okla.
McGuire, Grant T
Oaks Pa.
McKee, C. F.,
McKimmey, J. Wm
McKimmey, Nathan,
Plymouth
Leroy, Mich.
a;
St.,
'. *
East Toledo, Ohio.
Beaverton, Mich.
Beaverton, Mich.
Litchfield, Nebr.
Ipava, 111.
McVay, F. F.,
North Platte, Nebr.
Macey, Louis,
Maddocks, D. B., 312 Fourth Ave., Altoona, Pa.
Blizabethtown, Pa.
Madeira, Chas. C
R. D. 27, Van Buren, Ind.
Mahon, J. L.,
R. D. 4, Cherryvale, Kans.
Mahorney, J.
Walkersville, Md.
Main, J. C,
Deshler, Ohio.
Malott, Floyd,
Sowers, Va.
F.,
Mannon, J.
Dulany, Va.
Mannon, Samuel
McKimmey, Perry,
McKimmy, J. A.,
McLellan, W. P
Manon,
Gypsum
Geo.,
Maphis, Omer
Pa.
Gettysburg, Pa.
Mulberry Grove, II.
Carlisle, Ark.
Astoria,
S.,
Longanecker, Noah,
Longenecker, J. H.,
Longenecker, Linn B.,
557
Hermosa Beach,
D.,
Walter
R. D. 42, Union City, Ind.

Longanecker, Joseph, West Manchester, Ohio.
Va.
Purgitsville,
Leatherman, J. M.,
Purgitsville, W. Va.
Leatherm^ji, J. N.,
-R- D- 3, Vienna, Va.
Leatherman, J. R.,
Leatherman, Minor, ....Williamsport, W. Va.
W. Va.
....Williamsport,
B.,
R.
Leatherman,
,
Leatherman, R. N.,
ti'/
111.
Champaign,
St.,
....1303 No. Champaign
McFarland, Cal.
Leavell O
W.Va.
Creek
Lechlit^r, Bmm'on, .. .Patterson
Leckrone, Bmmanuel, ........ Silverlake, Ind.
Leckrone, Quincy,
:;,:" \"^:" a" ^^\.\\'
..132 Bast Third St., Ashland, Ohio.
Leckrone, Samuel, ...R. D. 2, Silverlake, Ind.
Leedy, Okla.
Leedv A
Leedy, Harry B., ...R. D. 1, Cerro Gordo, 111.
Lefever, Blias B.,
'r;\'"il'"h'
B.
...301 N. Hill Ave., Pasadena, Cal., Sta.
R. D. 1. Leesyille, Va.
Leftwich, J. P.,
Pa.
Springs,
York
Lehigh S.
Ohio.
Lehman, C. S., 130 So. Scott St., Lima, Iowa.
Lehman, Franklin, ...R. D. 5, Kingsley, Okla.
Guthrie,
Lehman, Josiah,
...Reedley, Cal.
Lehman, L. J.,
Lehman, Peter S., R. D. 1, Chambersburg, Pa.
Ca
Strathmore,
C
Lehman, W.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Lehmer, G. G.
'S.
,^
'tii'
Ind.
...800 W. Locust St., York, Pa.

Jacob M. (mute), ...Red Cloud, Nebr.
R. D. 2, Weiser, Idaho.
M. Alva
J. A.,
Longanecker, H. C
D.,
I.
3435
Andrews
Ira B.,
218 Fourth Ave., Altoona, Pa.

Long W. H., ...R. D. 1, North English, Iowa.
Long, W. J., 830 Williston Ave., Waterloo, la.
Paola, Kans.
Longanecker, Daniel
111.
Lear, John 'w.,' 412 Bast Olive St., Decatur,
Learn, Lev^,
g^Mont.
KklispeilV
-^ ^7
^ ; 3^
York Pa.
Leas,' L. Elmer, .754 W. Poplar St.,
New Carlisle, Ohio.
Leatherman, D
Pa.
Gettysburg
D.
5,
Leatherman, B. K., R.
.Williamsport, W. Va.
Leatherman, Brnest,
Leatherman,
1917.
...3435
West Van Buren
Marchand, F.
City,
Kans.
B.,
1001
W. Lake
Martin, A. L.
B.,
Amos
M.,
Chicago,
St.,
111.
Thomas, Okla.
E.,
Ozawkie, Kans.
Warrensburg, Mo.
R. D. 9, York, Pa.
Marker, Brnest A.,

Markey, B. A.,
Markey, Michael,
Markley, John M.,
Plymouth, Ind.
Ave.,
...2541 W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
*;
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David L
501 Rid g^ Ave., New Kenismgton, Pa.
Cal.
Modesto,
D.
...R.
Harvey,
3^
Li'vingston,
Clovis, N. Mex.
Lobban, Zora
R. D. 3, No. Liberty, Ind.
Long, Arthur,
Boonsboro Md.
Long, Caleb,
Penn Laird, Va.
Long, C. B.,
Garrett, Pa.
Long, Daniel W.,
Boonsboro, Md.
Long, D. Victor,
Md.
Boonsboro,
Long, B. F.,
Little,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
.R. D.
Chas
C.
B.,
Harvey J
Howard
J. F.,
B.,
3,
New
Holland, Pa.
Antioch, W. Va.
Maugansville, Md.
Fair Play, Md.
Darlow, Kans.
Yorkshire, Ohio.
Blizabethtown, Pa.
Nathan, .R. D. 5,
Perry O
R. D.
Mason, B. W.,
44
Waynoka, Okla.
2,
Norborne, Mo.

Mason, John H.,
R. D.
Box
2,
40,
Mason, Walter W., R. D.
6,
Masters, Hoke
Masterson, B. F
Masterson, J. M.,
Masterson, J. S.,
Mathias, Oscar,
Mathis, J
Maupin, Geo. A., .....R. D.
Brummett, N. C.
.Long Beach, Cal.
Chatham.
;:
Seventieth and Sycamore
Sts., Seattle,
Wash.
Macdoel, Cal.
Everett, Pa.
Meyersdale, Pa.
F.,
J.,
P.,
Maxcy, Van Kirk,

901 Cottonwood Street, Emporia,
Washington,
May, C. B. (colored),
Circleville,
May, James (colored),
Octavia,
Meek, Levi L.,'
Meek, V. K.,
809 E. Randolph Street, Enid,
Kans.
Ohio.
Ohio.
Nebr.
Okla.
Ramona, Kans.
2, Needmore, Pa.
Pleasant Ridge, Pa.
Mellinger, John,
Mellott, Isaiah,
R. D.
Mellottt, John,
Mentzer, D.
111.
Mich.
Paradise, Cal.
Bondurant, Iowa.
1, Free Union, Va.
Scottville,
Maust, C, H.,
Maust, H.
Maust, M.
Maust, S,
Norborne, Mo.
Sabetha, Kans.
B.,
146 S. Broad
St.,
Meredith, Harry
Eagle
321
Waynesboro, Pa.
Mt. Pleasant, Pa.

Petersburg, Pa.
St.,
Merkey, Jacob,
Avilton, Md.
Adel, Iowa.
Merrill, D. M.,
Messamer, O. E.,
Messner, Peter B.,

Metz, Daniel O., ...R. D.
Metzler, Christian,
Metzler, David,
Lake Odessa, Mich.

4, Union Bridge, Md.
Wakarusa, Ind.
Miller, D. Elmer,
..1401 Sixth Ave.,
Miller, De Witt H.,
Miller, D. L.,
Miller, D. P.,
Miller, D.
Miller, E. C,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
A.
St.,
B.,
7,
Isaac A.,
Isaac H.,
A.,
A., .:.
A.,
A.,
Jacob A.,
John
John
Miller,
John
2,
Vienna, Va.
Grottoes, Va.
R. D. 3, Wabash, Ind.
C,
Chas. A., 205 Ohio Ave., St. Josepji, Mo.
R. D. 1, Hancock, Md.
Clarence,
B. W.,
B.,
Clessie
A.,
2,
Hummelstown, Pa.
New
Curryville, Pa.
Store, Va.
Ave., Elgin, 111.
McClure
St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Carlisle, Pa.
W R.
D.
Ave.,
Box
4,
3,
Hagerstown, Md.
Morrison,
35,
111.
Clifton, N. C.
....Elkhart, Ind,
Nappanee, Ind.
Singers Glen. Va.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Sultan,
W. Van Buren
St.,
Wash.
Chicago,
111.
R, D, 1, Needmore, W, Va,
R. D, 5, Harrisonburg, Va.
Martin H.,
M.
R. D. B,
Box
68,
Reedley, Cal.
Spring Creek, Va.
Merlin
Mt. Morris, 111.

Sergeantsville, N. .1.
G.,
Millfer,
Monroe B
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
N.
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
C.
Clayton
Ind.
Moores
A.,
Miller,
Miller,
J.,
Noah
H.,
O.S
...R. D.
Peter,
P. S
R.
Wawaka,
1,
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
2,
1,
Rehobeth, Md.
Cerro Gordo, 111.
Bridgewater. Va.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Roanoke, Va.
New Ross, Ind.
Hartman, Colo.
E.,
Samuel,
Accident, Md.
S. A.,
S.
1060 Third Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa,

Miller, S. C, 3643 Grenshaw St., Chicago, 111.
Miller, S. Christian,
Elgin, 111.
Miller, S. D.,
Mt. Sidney, Va.
Scottville, Mich.
Bruce,
R. D.
Miller,
Roy
Cal.
5, Peru, Ind.
York, N. Dak.
Nokesville, Va.
Weston, Oregon.
Manvel, Tex.
R. D. 1, Gaston, Ind.
'.
New Lisbon, Ind.
J.
J.
J.
J.
Plymouth, Ind.
67,
R. D.
Lisbon, Ind.
Clyde J
302
Lordsburg,
R. D.
M.,
Isaac,
Miller,
Miller,
Mt. Carmel, Pa.

Schellburg, Pa.
Cando, N. Dak.
LaPlace, 111.
Spring Grove, Pa.
Bridgewater, Va.
Gettysburg, Ohio.
Gettysburg, Ohio.
.
I.
3435
Miller, L,
Miller, L, S.
114, Williston,
Box
B. F.,
B. F.,
Miller, C. I.,
Miller, David,
Miller, David A.,
Miller, D. B
I.
'.
B.,
N.,
Miller, Jonathan,
Miller, Joseph,
Miller, J. P., .R, D.
Miller, J. R.,
Miller, J. Wm.,
Miller, L. E.,
Miller, LeAvis,
Miller, Leo
G.,
R. D.
Miller,
Miller,
G.,
Hugh,
I.
Degrafe, Ohio.
R. D.
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
WR.,
Henry
Hiram
Summit
N. Dak.
R. D. 2,
Weyers Cave, Va.
MilleB, A. C,
Trevilian, Va.
Miller, A. C,
Miller, Adam H., ...R. D. 3, Louisville, Ohio.
Darlow, Kans.
Miller, A. F.,
Bolar, Va.
Miller, A. H.,
Miller, A. L.,
R. D. 2, Loganton, Pa.
Miller, Alfred,
Eldorado, Ohio.
Miller, Andrew,
R. D. 1, Ordway, Colo.
Miller, Andrew G.,
English, Iowa.
South
Miller, A. W., ...R. D. 1,
Arthur
George
Geo. H.,
Geo. K.,
Geo.
664 Forty-fourth
Abram,
Box
Miller,
1047 Vistula Ave., South Bend, Ind.

R. D. 5, Bradford, Ohio.
Edward,
Junction City, Oregon.
B. J.,
Lineboro, Carroll Co., Md.
E. S.,
Bangor, Mich.
F. E.,
Miller, J. B.,
Miller, J. Carson
Miller, J. E., 284
Miller, J. Kurtz,
Hagerstown, Md.
Huntingdon, Pa.
Abednego,
Mt. Morris, 111.

Kinross, Iowa.
Robins, Iowa.
R. D.
B.,
135 E. North
Bast Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Bridgewater, Va.
Nappanee, Ind.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Meyer, J. G.,
Fredericksburg, Pa.
Meyer, J. W., Jr.,
Fredericksburg, Pa.
Meyer, Samuel G.,
Meyers, Harvev,
Meyers, Samuel A., ...R. D. 1, Somerset, Pa.
Raisin, Cal.
Meyers, W. H.,
Meyers, W. H.,
Michael, E. J.,
R. D. 3, Kenmare, N. Dak.
Michael, G. I
Juniata, Nebr.
Michael, Howard D.,
Mickle, Thos. B., ...R. D. 1, Alum Bank, Pa.
Live Oak, Cal.
Milham, W. H.,
Bolar, Va.
Miller, Anthony A.,
Miller, A.
1917.
St., Bryan. Ohio.

Martinsburg, W. Va,
North Sel
S. H.,
S. J.,
S.
S.
S.,
S. S
Swigart
T. J
W.
'
F.,
Sunnvside, Wash.
Lordsburg. Cal.
Sharon, Iowa.
Laplace, 111.
East Berlin. Pa.
Holmesville, Nebr.
R. D. 1, Kenedy, Texas.
New
320 S. ]8th St., Independence, Kans.

R. D. 4, Hanover, Pa,
Miller, William H.,
Miller, Winfield T,;
3400 Mondawmin Ave., Baltimore. Md.
Onekama, Mich.
Miller, W. R.,
Stockport, Ind.
Brantford, N. Dak.
Atwood, Colo.
45

R, D. 3, Johnstown, Pa.
John W.,
Minnich, David, ...R. D. 41, Union City, Ind.
Minnich, Elmer G.,
Trotwood, Ohio.
Minnich, G. W.,
Hemet, Cal.
Minnich, Otto L.,
Minnich, Wm.,
Roanoke, La.
Minnix, Jos. C,
South Whitley, Ind.
Mishler, Geo.,
New Paris, Ind.
Mishler, Iverson E.,
Mishler, John L., ...R. D. 2, Middlebury, Ind.
Mishler, M. J.,
R. D. 2, Conway, Kans.
Roann, Ind.
Mishler, Roy,
Mills,
Saline City, Ind.

Mitchel, John A.,
Mitchel, John C, ...R. D. 2, Center Point, Ind.
Wirtz, Va.
Mitchel, Zion,
Mock, Virgil E
R. D. 3, Syracuse, Ind.
Daleville, Va.
Moherman, T. S.,
Dan,
Cerro Gordo, 111.

Leeton, Mo.
D. L.,
D. M.,
Grand Junction, Colo.
George
Harvey H., ...Grand Junction, Colo.
Pleasant Mound, 111.
H. B.,
Leeton, Mo.
James M.,
Warrensburg, Mo.
Jesse D.,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
'.
J.
Main
427 "West
John
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mohler,
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Leeton, Mo.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Leeton, Mo.
N.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Springer, N. Mex.
Bakers Summit, Pa.
Constance, Ky.
Nocona, Texas.
S.,
S.,
M.
Paul
1230 25th Ave.,
Wm.,
Mohler,
Mohr, F.
Moll.
St.,
M.,
Levi
John
T.,
Molsbee, Abraham,
Montgomery, A. S. ,...R. D.
Montgomery, Riley,
Montz, Glen
108 N. Eighty-second
Montz, R. A
Moomaw,
Moomaw,
R. M.,
Moore,
Moore,
Boone
Mill, Va.
St., Seattle,
Ind.
Wash.
Ramey, Minn.
Williams, Oregon.
Apple Creek, Ohio.
Cambridge, Nebr.
J. P.,
J.
J.
1,
Bringhurst,
B.,
606-607 Black Bldg., Waterloo, Iowa.

Sebring, Fla.
Moore, J. H.,
Moore, James M.,
Morgan, E. A
R. D. 3, Pine Grove, Pa.
Morphew,
J.
E.,
Morris, Charles
Morris, James H.,
Mortin, Silas,
Mosbaugh, Walter, ...R. D.
Tipton, loAva.
Mt. Morris, 111.
Cordell, Okla.
...Trigo,
Cal.
Arcadia, Ind.
Moss, Aaron,
Portage. Ohio.
Moss, Loring I.,
Duffy, W. Va.
Moss, Owen C,
Woodland, Mich.
Mote, Arthur,
R. D. 20. Idaville, Ind.
Mourer, John H.,
R. D. 2, Plymouth, Ind.
Mow, A. I.,
R. D. 1, Maurertown, Va.
Mowry, H. R.,
R. D. 2, Soudertown, Pa.
Moyer, Elmer,
Moyer, Henry H., 639 Church St., Reading, Pa.
Dovesville, Va.
Movers. Henrv,
R. D. 3, Smithburg, Md.
Mock, Harry C,
Skeetrock, Va.
Mullens, J. P
Skeetrock, Va.
Mullins, J. H.,
Menges Mills. Pa.
Mummert, Moses,
Dowagiac, Mich.
Munson, A. A.,
Shippensburg, Pa.
Murphy, Ross D.,
Carlisle. Pa.
Murphy, William,
Moatsville, W. Va,
Murphy, W. R.,
Murray, Claude IT., R. D. 2, Homerville, Ohio.
Murray, Darrell R
2020 W. Third Street, Dayton, Ohio.
Murray, Jacob A., ..R. D. 1, Smithville, Ohio.
Musser,
I.
N.,
Myer, Diller S.,

Myer, John W.,
Bareville, Pa.
748
Myer, O.
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Union
Lancaster, Pa.
St.,
A.,
R. D.
A. E.,
Box
2,
N. Dak.
Paola, Kans.
101, Williston,
Bangor, Cal.
Benton,
2,
Waddams
Clark C,
C.
Indiana, Pa.
Grove, 111.
N. Dak.
Hardy, Nebr.
Polo, 111.
R. D.
C. E.,
Effing,
S.,
Earl,
Frank A.,
Frank B
G. C, .358 Sixtieth
G. S
I.
Nemadji, Minn.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Curryville, Pa.
St.,
C,
R. D.
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Myers,
Box
6,
26,
J. A.,
Jacob M.,
Harrisonburg, Va.
Huntingdon, Pa.
R. D.,
J. L.,
J.
R. D.
John,
John
John
Red Lion, Pa.

Loganville, Pa.
Stanley, Wis.
Lititz, Pa.
Millstone, Md.
If
A.,
C,
Broadway, Va.
Millard R.,
178 N. TaylQr Ave., Oak Park, 111.
Myers, M. M.,
Fairfax, Va.
Myers, O. R.,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Myers, R. T.,
McVeytown, Pa.
Myers, S. B.,
R. D. 1, Dallastown, Pa.
Myers, Seth F.,
608 Bell Ave., Altoona, Pa.
Myers, S. L.,
R. D. 1, Hardy, Nebr.
Myers, T. T.,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Myers, Walter A.,
Broadway, Va.
Myers, Walter N.,
R. D. 3, Clymer, Pa.
Naff, Benj. T.,
Dillons Mill, Va.
Naff, Daniel, .'.
Naffs, Va.
Naff, D, C,
R. D. 3, Roanoke, Va.
Naff, John A.,
Naff, W. H.,
R. D. 5, Box 46, Floyd, Va.
Nair, C. E
Broadway, Va.
Naylor, Louis,
Portis, Kans.
Nead, A. E.,
Limestone. Tenn.
Nead, Daniel P., .R. D. 7, Box 62, Peru, Ind.
Nedrow, Elmer F., R. D. 9, Ludlowville, N. Y.
Nedrow, Lloyd J.,
Jones Mills, Pa.
Nedrow, R. A.,
Ludlowville. Tompkins Co., N. Y.
Neff, B. W.,
R. D., Quicksburg, Va.
New Paris, Ind.
Neff, Chas.,
Neff, Earl C,
East Columbus, Ohio.
Neff, E. E.,
R. D. 1, Fairfax, Va.
Neff, Henry,
Neff, Isaac
Neff, James,
Neff, Raleigh R.,
Neff, W. B
Nappanee, Ind.
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
Neher,
...R. D.
1,
R. D.
2,
Amos A
Ananias
Beaverton, Mich.
.San Dimas, Cal.
Guthrie,
Andrew
A. S., R. D.
David,
D. P.,
E. J.,
J.
Fairfax, Va.
Milford, Ind.
Paris, Ind.
New
4,
Okla.
McCune, Kans.
Custer, Mich.
R. D.
L. M.,
Medford
McCune, Kans.
Hollywood, Ala.
Hudson, 111.
Warsaw, Ind.
4,
11, Argos, Ind.

Mt. Morris lU.
Falls, Idaho.
S. S.,
Chenoa, 111.
Wm. D
Neiderhiser, Emanuel, ...Mount Pleasant, Pa.
Lemasters. Pa.
Neikirk, D. H.,
Barnum, Minn.
Nelson, N. B.,
Rosalia, Kans.
Nelson, N. P
Hepners, Va.
Nesselrodt, Chas.,
Hart, Mich.
Nevinger, G.,
Rocky Point, Va.
Newcomb, Lewis
Smithburg, Md.
Newcomer, Aaron,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Newcomer, E.,
Mt. Morris, III.
Newcomer, M. S.,
Tate, Tenu.
Roanoke, Va.
Murray, .John,
Murray, .T. C
Murray, .Tos. H.,
Murray, M. R.,
Mussolman. A.
15,
1917.
Oscar
Newcomer.
Newton,
S.
Wm
1514 Francis, St. .Joseph, Mo.

Batavia, 111.
Columbia, Pa.
Nicholson. C. C
R. D.
Nickey, Amos
P.,
46
R. D.
Box
125,
Twin
Lanark.
I.,
R. D.
11,
J.,
Box
3,
111.
Wichita, Kans.
Angeles, Cal.
Monticello, Minn.
665, T-os

Nickey, Paul A.,
Nickey, S. G.,
R. D.
Nickler, Forrest
Nicodemus, R. H.,
3435 W. Van
Nihart, Clyde E
Nill,
3, Kearney, Nebr.
Haxtun, Colo.
Shipshewana, Ind.
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Peters,
Buren St., Chicago, 111.

Lake Arthur, N. Mex.
McFarland, Cal.
Weed, Cal.
Joseph,
Nine, Garfield,
Macdoel, Cal.
Nine, W. F.,
Nininger, C. B.,
409 W. First St., Santa Ana, Cal.
Lordsburg, Cal.
Nininger, Harvey,
Nininger, R. W.,
College Hill, McPhersen, Kans.
Richland, Pa.
Nissly, Jacob,
Niswander, A. M., ...R. D. 1, GreencaStle, Pa.
Niswander,
I.
N. Vine
Okla.
Niswander, S. F.,
Winchester, Idaho.
Noffsinger, E., ...R. D. 41, Union City, Ind.
Noffsinger, Jesse,
Noffsinger, John S.,
Mount Morris, 111.
Noffsinger, W. P., R. D. 35, Union City, Ind.
Nolen, Posie,
Blamsville, Va.
Nolley, W. D.,
Bri^gewater, Va.
Norcross, D. A.,
Lordsburg, Cal.
Norris, B. O.,
R. D. 38, Ingalls, Ind.
Norris, J.
Norris, S. A
R. D. 1, Shirley sburg. Pa.
Nyce, W. G.,
St. Peters, Pa.
Blizabethtown, Pa.
Gber, H.
Oberholtzer, W. H.,
Myerstown, Pa.
Oberlin, Chas. R.,
1830 Michigan Ave., Logansport, Ind.
Highland, Ohio.
Ockerman, Allen,
Ockerman, J. E.,
Woodville, Ohio.
St.,
...1218 S.
St.,
2,
Wenatchee, Wash.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Manvel, Texas.
1, Boone Mill, Va.

Quinter, Kans.
R. D. 3, Wirtz, Va.
R. D. 3, Wirtz, Va.
Detrick, Va.
Mountain Grove, Mo.
Ruleton, Kans.
R. D. 6, Poplar, N. C.
Brummetts, N. C.
N. C.
R. D.
Owen,
Preston
Riley L.,
Wilfred,
Wm.,
Woodford,
A.
B. M.,
B.,
Henry,
J. Henry,
Sol.,
R. D. 1, Bareville, Pa.
Gettysburg, Pa.
Phillippi, Wm. R.,
Navarre, Kans.
Phillips, Geo. A., R. D. 1, Waynesboro, Va,
Phillips, W. B.,
Moatsville, W. Va.
Pippin, Bveret,
Nappanee, Ind.
Pittman, H. E.,
Loraine, 111.
Pitzer, John R.,
Cordell, Okla.
Plank, John
R. D. 6, N. Yakima, Wash.
Pfautz, Jacob,
Pfautz, J. K.,
Pfoutz, C. L.,
.,
Armstrong
2,
Kokomo, Ind.
Piatt,
W.
M.,
800 Clanton Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Pletcher, Irwin R.,
Jones Mills, Pa.
Pletcher, Jeremiah M.,
R. D. 4, Box 103, Morgantown, W. Va.
Plum, S. S.,
B. D. 5, Polo, III.
Pobst, F. B
Plain, Wash.
Poff, Chester W.,
Burr Oak, Ind.
Poling, Arley V., ...R. D. 1, Montrose, W. Va.
Poling, J. K. R
R. D. 5, Philippi, W. Va.
Pollard, R. T
Garrett, Pa.
Pollock, Alvin,
183 N. Van Buren St., Batavia, 111.
Pontius, Bert,
Elkhart, Ind.
Popejoy, Wm. A.,
Poneto, Ind.
Porter, S. B
Bradford, Ohio.
Powell, B.
R. D. 2, Buena Vista, Va.
Prather, A. T.,
Schoolfield, Va.
Prather, John,
Maitland, Mo.
Prather, Marion,
Schoolfield, Va.
Prather, O. J.,
Laurens, S. C.
Pratt, Eugene W., Santee, San Diego Co., Cal.
Pratt, B.
Redmond, Oregon.
Prentice, Geo.,
R. D. 3, Aline, Okla.
Price, C. C,
Polo, 111.
Price, David B.,
1116 North Walnut Street. Brazil, Ind.
Price, J. M.,
Harleysville, Pa.
Price, John H., ...R. D. 1, Libertyville, Iowa.
Price, M. V.,
Alpena Pass, Ark.
Price, Wilson T.,
Wynne, Ark.
Priddy, Anson C,
Priddy, Jacob W.,
Prigel, J. M.,
Gittings, Md.
Priser, David F.,
N. Wayne St., North Manchester, Ind.
Pritchett, John A.,
R. D. 3, .Johnson City, Tenn.
Pritchett, R. B., R. D. 3, Johnson City, Tenn.
Prowant, Elmer R.,
Continental, Ohio.
Prowant, L. H.,
Hamler, Ohio.
Waynesboro, Pa.
Oellig, C. R.,
Wirtz, Va.
R. D.
Jesse,
Fountain City, Tenn.

Belief, N. C.
Petre, David R., ...R. D. 1, Hagerstown, Md.
Petry, Andrew,
.Hollansburg, Ohio.
Petry, Benj. F.,
R. D. 10, Baton, Ohio.
Petry, Carl G.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Care of Sanitarium, H. P. O.
Petry, C. C,
Kitchel, Ind.
Petry, C.
Berthold, N. Dak.
Petry, B. S.,
Berthold, N. Dak.
Petry, Luther,
Richmond, Ind.
Petry, Stephen S
Berthold, N. Dak.
Guthrie,
Ockerman,- L.
John R., ...R. D.

Morton H.,
Peterson,
Peterson,
Peterson,
Peterson,
Peterson,
Peterson,
B.,
909
J.
1917.
Unionville, Iowa.
Ogden, Orlando,
Clayton, Ohio.
Oren, A. W.,
Carthage, Mo.
Oren, Noah,
Osborn, John,
Falling Run, Morgantown, W. Va.
Tacoma, Va.
Osborne, John D.,
Overholser, Lewis B.,
Ashland, Oregon.
Overholser, Wm,,
Warsaw, Ind.
Overholt, Jonas C,
1830 Francis Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Overholtzer, Darius,
Covina, Cal,
Overholtzer, D. J
Covina, Cal.
Fair Oaks, Cal.
Overholtzer, E. C,
Overholtzer, J.,
Glenn, Cal.
Lordsburg, Cal.
Overholtzer, S. A.,
Keuka, Putnam Co., Fla.
Overhultz, J. N.,
Transom, N. C.
Owens, Martin G.,
McClave, Colo.
Oxley, Charles F.,
Quinter, Kan's.
Oxley, John,
Quinter, Kans.
Oxley, T. P.,
Luray, Va.
Painter, Geo. W.,
Pannell,
R. D. 2, Stuarts Draft, Va.
Parish, J. A., ...9 Henry St., Cumberland, Md.
Outlook, Wash.
Partch, A. H.,
R. D. 2, Penbrook, Pa.
Patrick, Thomas,
.'.R. D. 2, Stanley, Wis.
Patten, John,
R. D. 6, Chlllicothe, Ohio.
Patton, Lee,
R. D. 5, Huntinsrton, Ind.
Paul, D. W.,
R. D. 1, Milford, Ind.
Paul,
Payton, S. W.,
412 Madison St., Connersville, Ind.
Pearce, Samuel, 724 Horner St.. Johnstown, Pa.
R. D. 1, Box 42, Holton, Kans.
Peck, J. C
R. D. 2, Meversdale, Pa.
Peck, J. W.,
Fort Hill. Pa.
Peck, L. A.,
*
Billings, Okla.
Peebler, A. J.,
Gove, Kans.
Peek, Francis
Peifer, L. R., ...3353 Walnut St., Chicago. 111.
Cleveland, Tenn.
Pence, Geo. F.,
Port Republic, Va.
Pence, Joseph,
North River, Va.
Pence, Samuel,
R. D. 1, Laotto, Ind.
Pepple, Elmer,"
Fairplay, Md.
Perrott, George A.,
Fruitdale. Ala.
Petcher, Glen W.,
Peters, Amos B., ...R. D. 2, Wenatchee, Wash.
Peters, Daniel
.
Wm
Wm
Puderbaugh,
Ozawkie, Kans.
Doehill, Va.
A.,
Puffenbarger, G. M.,
W
Pursely, A.
Pugh,
J.
F., .R.
Puterbaugh, Levi,
Pyle,
2,
R. D.
10,
Argos, Ind.
Emerson O
3435
47
D.
Hosterman, W. Va.
Box 49, Buchanan, Va.
W. Van Buren
St.,
Chicago,
111.

Pyle,
W.
Rambow,
Geo.,
Ranck, B. F.,
Randolph, H.
Riley, Forrest,
D., Fredonia, Ivans.
College Corner, Ohio.

Kimball, Va.
Kimball, Va.
Woodland, Mich.
Denton, Md,
Douds Station, Iowa.
608 Bell Ave., Altoona, Pa.
Quick, C. L.,
Racer, J. A., Jr.,
Racer, John A.,
Rairigh, I. F.,
Rairigh, S. F.,
Robbins, Jos.
Baltimore, Md.
Rarick, J. W., McCollough Blvd., Muncie, Ind.
Eaton, Ind.
Rarick, John G.,
Rarick, Ralph G.,
3435 W. Van Biiren St., Chicago, 111.
R. D. 2, Colfax, Ind.
Rarick, W. Carl
Roaring Spring, Pa.
Rascher, Harry H.,
Moorefleld, W. Va.
Ratchford, Michael,
Ream, James F., ...R. D. 2, New Florence, Pa.
R. D. 1, Ridgely, Md.
Reber, Aaron C,
Blizabethtown, Pa.
Reber, D. C,
Centerport, Pa.
Reber, J. G.,
Reed, A.
R. D.
R. D.
Vincennes, Ind.
Nampa, Idaho.
1, Fairview, Mo.
2,
G.,
Broadway, Los Angeles,
3231 N.
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Cal.
Troutville, Va.
Donaldson, Ind.
C. D.,
Cecil,
Trout Dale, Grayson Co., Va.

Eli,
Elias M., ...R. D. 1, Hagerman, N, Mex.
Floyd, Va.
Enoch,
Troutville, Va.
G. O.,
John A
West Tenth Street, Ellensburg, Wash.
John A., R. D. 2, Box 55, Sparta, N. C.
..412
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
3, Floyd, Va.
1, Eunice, N. C.
Limestone, Tenn.
Hagerman, N. Mex.
Quincy D.,
Morgantown, W. Va.
R. E.,
Laura, Ky.
Pveed, R. H.,
Reed, Richard,
Reed, S. S.,
Floyd, Va.
Reed, Samuel P.,
...Melvin Hill, N. C.
Reed, Wm. A
R. D. 3, Floyd. Va.
Reed, Wyatt,
^
Reese, J. W., ...R. D. 4, Bowling Green, Ohio.
Nemadji, Minn.
Reeves, Alfred H.,
Fair Play, Md.
Reichard, J. Rowland,
Reichard, W. S.,
Michael
N. C,
R. D.
...R. D.
P. D.,
Root,
Root,
Root,
Root,
Root,
Root,
Root,
.'
Potomac
138 So.
St.,
Hagerstown, Md.
Holmesville, Nebr.
B.,
Troutville, Va.
Erastus C,
Reiman, Ralph W., Berlin, Somerset Co., Pa.
Roaring Spring, Pa.
Replogle, Abram,
Tyrone, Pa.
Replogle, George,
ReifP,
Frank
Mt. Morris,
G.,
111.
Fred A., ...R. D. 1, Owasco, Ind.

Scalp Level, Pa.
H. S.,
Walter R., 323 3rd St., Anderson, Ind.
J.
J.,
1715 West Second St., Glendale, Cal.

R. D. 2, Manchester, Md.
Resser, Geo. M.,
R. D. 7, Darlow, Kans.
Rexroad, Carl,
R. D. 1, Panora, Iowa.
Reynolds, Chas.,
Rhoads, J. R., 1277 Glenn Ave., Fresno, Cal.
Huntingdon, Pa.
Rhodes, Haddon,
Ribblett, David C, ..R. D. 2, Johnstown, Pa.
R. D. 1, Bussey, Ark.
Rich, Jesse,
Richard, Herbert
Richie,
I.
O.,
R. D.
S.,
Riddlesberger,
Dow A
Joseph
D.,
Obed C,
Riggleman, John,
Riggleman, W. L.,
Rilea, E. E.,
St.,
R. D.
1,
Salem, Va.
Gowrie, Iowa
Creek, W. Va.
Lindsay, Cal.
Lonaconing, Md,
1,
New
1,
1,
Jos. A.,
H.,
John
J.
J.
R. D.
4,
Waynoka, Okla.
Brookville, Ohio.
Arago, Oregon.
S.,
W.,
Lester,
Loomis, Wash.
Williamsport, W. Va.
Junior, W. Va.
Row, W. J
Rowe, C. B.,
Dallas Center, Iowa.
Lanark, HI.
Rowland, C. P
Lanark, 111.
Rowland, David,
R. D. 6, Dixon, 111.
Rowland, D. A.,
Rowland, Elmer S., .R. D. 6, Hagerstown, Md.
R. D. 6, Hagerstown, Md.
Rowland, H. R
.Maugansville, Md.
Rowland, John,
Bunkertown, Pa.
Rowland, John E.,
111.
Maitland, Pa.
Syracuse, Ind.
Sullivan, Ind.
Royer,
Royer,
Royer,
Royer,
Royer,
30 E. 3rd
Ridglev,
Rife,
Rife,
3,
Arcanum, Ohio.
Dodson, Va.
Rothrock, H. M.,
Rotruck, Noah M.,
F.,
Congress Street, Chicago,
Richard, J.
Richcreek, F.
33,
R. D.
R. D. L, Lafayette, Ind.
R. D. 1, Mondovi. Wis.
Mt. Morris, 111.
Leonard H.,
T. C, R. D. 2, Box 16, Waynoka, Okla.
Rosenberger, E. H.,
McComb, Ohio.
Covington, Ohio.
Rosenberger, I. J.,
Ross, J. F.,
R. D. 6, Grafton, W. Va.
R. D. 2, Seymour, Ind.
Ross, W. L.,
Blain, Pa.
Roth, David
Carlisle, Nebr.
Rothrock, Edgar,
Rothrock, E. S
Carlisle, Nebr.
J.
Reiley,
Replogle,
Replogle,
Replogle,
Replogle,
Reppert,
Box
5,
Robinson, John A
1550 ...Maple Street, Des Moines, Iowa.
Robinson, Roy,
Waynoka, Okla,
Robinson, T. A.,
Redfleld, Kans.
Robison, Joseph, .t.R. D. 1, Vestaburg, Mich.
Navarre, Kans.
Rock, James O.,
Rodabaugh, A.,
R. D., Collins, Mo.
Rodabaugh, E. G.,
Stet, Mo.
Rodabaugh, Willis
Fredric, Iowa.
Rodecker, Thomas
Mendon, Ohio.
Clovis, N. Mex.
Rodes, A. J.,
Matthews, Ind.
Rodgers, J. "C
Rogers, James W.,
R. D. 1, Fayetteville. W. Va.
Church Hill, Tenn.
Rogers, Samuel,
Windfall, Ind.
Rogers, Thomas,
Rogers, W. F
Rohrer, H. W.,
4114 Reese St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Timberville, Va.
Roller, J. S.,
Sheldon, Iowa.
Rolston, J. E.,
Ronk, Chas.,
Glendale, Ariz.
Ronk, Jesse,
New Ross, Ind.
Roof, Alfred B., 2220 Pitt St., Anderson, Ind.
Roop, Geo.,
Union Bridge, Md.
Roop, W. E.,
Westminster, Md.
Nappanee, Ind.
Roose, Eli,
Roose, Hiram
Wakarusa, Ind.
Roose, R. O.,
504 N. Main St., South Bend, Ind.
Long Beach, Cal.
Root, A. C,
Root, Ernest,
Ozawkie, Kans.
Root, John A.,
Flagler, Colo.
Redmon, S. S
Reece, Bnos J.,
J.
Roberts, D. W.,
Roberts, Frank,
Roberts, I. F.,
Robertson, J. F., R. D.
Robertson, J. P., R. D.
Robertson, Price,
Robeson, Jesse I
S.,
Redding, L. J.,
Redenbo, O. B.
P.,
R. D.
Roberison,
S.,
406 N. Carey
Onekama, Mich.
Onward, Ind.
Rinehart, Abram,
Riner, James A.,
Yellow Creek, Pa.
Ritchey, Samuel,
Ritchey, W. S.,
Rittenhouse, E. M., ...R. D. Alvordton, Ohio.
H.
H.,
Mabel, Oregon.
Ritter,
Greene, Iowa.
H.,
Quakenbush, Ralph, ...R.
1917.
Waynesboro, Pa.
Parkersburg, 111.
Roann, Ind.
Converse, Ind.
R. D.
A. H.,
Galen
Galen
B., 272
Harvey
J.
1,
Stevens, Pa.
McClure Ave., Elgin, 111.

R. D. 2. Arcanum, Ohio.
L.,
Dallas Center, Iowa.
Abraham
..4612 Seventy-third
Portland, Ore.
Royer, Jesse E., R. D. 4, Box 57, Madison, Mo.
Mt. Morris, 111.
Royer, J. G.,
Royer, John L., ...R. D. 4, Myerstown, Pa.
W. Va.
Rockoak, W. Va.
Monterville,
Barnum, Minn.
48
St., S. E.,

Royer,
Royer,
Royer,
Royer,
Royer,
Ruble,
John
M,,
Oliver, ...R.
S. D.,
U.
6,
Ohio.
Bradford, Ohio.
Chillicothe,
R. D. 1, Newton, Kans.
R. D. 2, Arcanum, Ohio.
McVeytown, Pa.
Fort Benton, Mont.
R. D. 5, Johnstown, Pa.
S.,
Wm.,
Lawrence,
Edward,
Ruff,
Millmont, Pa.
D.
Ruhl, Allen B.,

Rumrael, Wm.,
Plain, Chelan County, Wash.
Rupel, C. F
Rupert, Jesse C, .R. D. 1, Three Springs, Pa.
Rust, Arthur G.,
357 North Seventy-second St., Seattle, Wash.
Stillwater, Okla.
Rust, Rayburn S.,
Ryman, J. M.,
R. D. 1, Woodstock, Va.
Mclntyre, Iowa.
Sadler, John,
Sadler, J.
R. D. 2, Ostrander, Minn.
Sala, Joseph,
Bremen, Ind.
Salsbury, C. L.,
R. D. 1, Mondovi, Wis.
Sanders, Henry,
R. D. 4, Box 94, Fairmont, W. Va.
Sandy, J. D
R. D. 4, New Carlisle, Ohio.
Sanger, F. P.,
R. D. 1, Box 114, Fayetteville, W. Va.
Sanger, M. G
R. D. 2, Mt. Solon, Va.
Sanger, S. A.,
Free Union, Va.
Sanger, S. F.,
Empire, Cal.
Sanger, W. E,,
R. D. 1, Cordova, Md.
Sanger, W. H
Oakton, Va.
Sanner, Jacob,
Casselman, Pa.
Sappington, Geo. K.,
Le Gore, Md.
Sargent, E. B,,
R. D. 1, Payette, Idaho.
Sargent, Frank,
Dandridge, Tenn.
Satterfleld, J. .R.
Saunders, S. R.,
R. D. 1, Goodview, Va.
Saville, Isaac J.,
Pleasant Dale, W. Va.
Morrill, Kans.
Sawyer, A.,
Morrill, Kans.
Sawyer, W. H. H.,
Saylor, John M., \
Cubage, Ky.
R, D. 5, Bradford, Ohio.
Say lor, Rudy A.,
Riner, Va.
Scaggs, Lewis C,
Schechter, David P.,

Sanitarium H. P. O., Battle Creek, Mich.
Schechter, Joshua, Jr.,
Worthington, Minn.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Schechter, Samuel H.,
Schoeneck, Pa.
Schlosser, John,
Schlosser, Ralph W.,
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Schlotman, Samuel,
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
.
Robins, Iowa.
Schmidt, Jonathan G.,
Schnaithman, Paul, ...R. D. 4, Billings,. Okla.
Schrock, Clarence E.,
808 Avenue E, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Schrock, J. H.,
Shipshewana, Ind.
Berlin, Pa.
Schrock, W. G
Schuder, Floyd A.,
Box 266, Milford, Ind.
Schue, Albert,
New Windsor, Md.
Schwalm, Harvey W., .R. D. 5, Goshen, Ind.
Wakarusa, Ind.
Wakarusa, Ind.
Schwalm, H. M.,
Schwalm, Vernon,
Schwenk, Charles
A.,
Loganton, Clinton
Scrogum,
J.
J
R. D.
Sears, A. L.,
1,
Secrist, Caleb
See, E. A.,
See, S. W.,
Seibert, J. C,
Sell, Brice,
Sell, Daniel D.,
Sell, James A.,
Sell,
Wm. K
R. D.
Senger, Anthony
Senger, I. C,
Senger, S. J. C
Setty,
1,
Astoria,
Kerman,
Sanf ord,
Cal.
Pa.
Mo.
462 Overhill
111.
Cal.
Hancock, Minn.
Shade, George,
Shaffer, Daniel E.,
Shaffer, J. B.,
Shaffer, J. B
Empire,
Hollidaysburg,
Plattsburg,
Hollidaysburg,
Pa.
1,
R. D. 41, Union City, Ind.
R. D. 6, Bryant, Ohio.
Onekama, Mich.
R. D. 6, Bryan, Ohio.
Unionville, Iowa.
Linville Depot, Va.
...R, D.
Sellers, Arthur,
Sellers, E. G.,
Sellers, G. W.,
Pa.
Hart, Mich.
Garden Grove, Iowa.
Cordova, Md.
Mathias, W. Va.
Mathias, W. Va.
Co.,
St.,
Morgantown, W. Va.
Canton,
111.
W.
Va.
Nestorville,
Shaffer, J. J
Shaffer, Levi,
Shaffer, L. G.,
1917.
R. D.
2,
Berlin, Pa.
Hudson, Iowa.
Johnstown, Pa.
John
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Chauncey H.,
Shamberger, George A.,
Oroville, Wash.
Shafford,
Shamberger,
Shamberger,
Shanholtz, j.
Payette, Idaho.
Levels, W. Va.
Abilene, Kans.
Dayton, Ohio.
Egeland, N. Dak.
.'.Fruita, Colo.
Bent Mountain, Va.
Copper Hill, Va.
J. E,,
l.,
Shank, C. A.,
Shank, E
Sharp, A. M.,
Sharp, B. F
Sharp, S. Z.,
Shaver, Daniel
Shaver, Isaac H.,
Shaw, O. F
Sheafter,
Milledgeville,
W.
Shearer, Samuel
Sheets, Andrew,
Sheets, Henry,
Sheets, T.
S.,
Scottsville, N. C.
Harmon, N. C.
Shellenberger, J. B
Shelley, P. G
Shelly, D. F
Shenefelt, Ernest
Shenk, D. M.,
Shepfer, B.,
Burnham, Pa.
Richfield, Pa.
Ollie, Iowa.
Minneola, Kans.
Dorrance, Kans.
Sugarcreek, Ohio.
Shepherd, J.
Shepherd, John,
R. D.
1718
Joel
38,
Ingalls, Ind.
Viola, Wis.
Bentons Ferry, W. Va.
Shepler, J. E.,
Sherf y, Ernest
111.
Huntsdale, Pa.
R. D. 1, Rheems, Pa.
Gray, N. C.
I.,
F.,
Gordon
McPherson, Kans.
Ave,,
Sherf y,
Saluda, N. C.
-. .Mont Ida,
Sherf y, John,
Kans.
Sherfy, J. S., 1907 Maple St., Parsons, Kans.
Sherf y, N. B.,
Blountville, Tenn.
Sherland, Fred
Williston, N. Dak.
Sherrick, J. F.,
R. D., Middleton, Mich.
Sherrick, M. M.,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Shickel, Jos.,
Roanoke, Va.
Shideler, Daniel,
R. D. 3, Warren, Ind.
Shideler, Henry,
R. D. 5, McCune, Kans.
Shideler, Noah
Nokesville, Va.
Shidler,
Wm.
H.,
R. D.
Box 67, South Bend, Ind.

Logan Ave., Lakemont, Pa.
6,
Shiffler, C. C, .504
Shirk, D. A.,
R. D. 1, Polo, Mo.
Mt. Morris, 111.
Shirk, Nelson,
Shirky, S. B.,
Norborne, Mo.
Harley sville, Pa.
Bourbon, Ind,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
R. D.
Shisler, J. B.,
Shively, E. E.,
Shively, J. C
Shively, G
R. D.
Shively, J. K.,
R. D.
14,
4,
Box
Box
54,
779,
Shively, J. W.,
Shively, J. Will,
Shively, Levi S,,
4,
Mifflinburg, Pa.
Los Angeles, Cal,

Bourbon, Ind.
Newville, N. Dak,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Somerset, Pa,
Shober, S. U,,
Shock, D. Warren,
1210 25th Ave., No., Minneapolis, Minn.
Shoemaker, C. W., R. D. 1, Overbrook, Kans.
Shoemaker,
S.
H.,
524 S, Eighteenth
St., Mt. Vernon, III.

Shoemaker, Solomon S., .R. D. 1, Lake, Ohio.
Shong, David,
Sherwood, Ohio.
Shook, R. M.,
R. D. 1, Wendell, Idaho.
Shope, A. J,, .R. D. 5, Box 19, Harrisburg, Pa.
Shorb, D. M.
Surrey, N. Dak.
Showalter, J. S
R. D. 3, Roanoke, Va.
Showalter, S. A
Shrader, J. E.,
Greencastle, Pa.
Shreve, R. J
Shriver, Aaron F.,
327 West Front St.,
Foley, Ala.
New
Shroyer, Reuben, R. D.
Shuck, J. F.,
Shull,
2,
Philadelphia, Ohio.
New Berlin, Ohio.
Scotts Bluff, Nebr.
Chalmer G
3435
W. Van Buren
Shull, W. H.,
Shultz, Lawrence,
St., Chicago, 111,

R. D. 2, Virden, 111.
...North Manchester, Ind.
Shumaker, David F.,

661 Cypress Avenue, Johnstown, Pa.

Simmons,
Simmons,
Simmons,
Simmons,
Simmons,
Simmons,
A. L.,
Jolin B.,
Thos. J
T.
W.
W.
Sims, James
Sines, A. L
J.,
B.,
Jr.,
K., ...R. D. 35,
Snyder,
Henrietta, Pa.
...Timber Valley, Wash.
Osceola, Mo.
Fallon, Mont.
Bridgewater, Va.
R. D.
Box
2,
Aaron
28,
Deer Park, Md.
D.,
John, Stafford Co., Kans.

Solleuberger, Clarence C,
349 East Walnut St., Circleville, Ohio.
St.
Solleuberger, Ira,
Marion, Va.
Naperville, HI.
Sommers, H. A
Sonef rank, Geo.,
Sonon, Henry S.,
Souders, J. F.,
Sower, David E
Sowers, J. B.,
Md.
Md.
Sines, H. B.,
Trigo, Cal.
Sink, D. F
Sink, Henry A., 915 E. 23rd St., Anderson, Ind.
Siple, Geo. L
Sites, S. G.,
Phineas
Solleuberger,
Union City, Ind.

Sines,
Sines,
1917.
Doe Hill, Va.

Heizer, W. Va.
Rogersville, Tenn.
Clay City, Ind.

Loree, Ind.
East Petersburg, Pa.

Box 244, Scottville, Mich.
Willis, Va.
Spacht, J. R
Spaid, A. R.,
Sizemore, Jos. J.,

Slabaugh, W. W.,
3435 W. Van Buren St., Chicago, HI.
Slater, E. O.,
614 West Center St., Springfield, Mo.
Arcadia, Fla.
Slifer, C. H.,
Lovewell, Kans.
Sloniker, Jacob,
Skeetrock, Va.
Sluss, Elijah,
Skeetrock, Va.
Sluss, S. C,
Slyder, James, ..R. D. 3, Chamberisburg, Pa.
Portis, Kans.
Small, J. B.,
Arcadia, Ind.
Smeltzer, Elias,
Smeltzer, Jesse A.,
Chicago, 111.
Van
Buren
St.,
3435 W.
Smeltzer, M., 137 Evans Ave., Noblesville, Ind.
Wauseon, Ohio.
Smith, Aaron,
Burlington, W. Va.
Smith, B. W.,
Morrill, Kans.
Smith, C. B.,
Smith, Clarence L., R. D. 2, Martinsburg, Pa.
Smith, E. J.,
R. D. 3, Box 27, Woodward, Okla.
R. D. 4, V/averly, Kans.
Smith, F. R
Waddams Grove, 111.
Smith, George C,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Harlan,
Smith,
Albany, Oregon.
Smith, Hiram,
R. D. 1, Sunfleld, Mich.
Smith, H. W.,
Smith, H. Z
R. D. 1, Box 80, Belief ontaine, Ohio.
Bunkertown, Pa.
Smith, Jacob O
-.South English, Iowa.
Smith, Jasper,
R. D. 1, Maurertown, Va.
Smith, J. H.,
Woodland, Mich.
Smith, J. M.,
Smith, John A.,
1406 Dellwood Ave., Baltimore, Md.
Carrington, N. Dak.
Smith, J. R.,
Smith, Leander,
440 Fletcher Ave., Muscatine, Iowa.
Smith, Lee R., R. D. 2, Box 27, Albion, Ind.
R. D. 2, Royersford, Pa.
Smith, P. A.,
Lake Odessa, Mich.
Smith, S. M.,
Sidney, Ohio.
Smith, S. Z.,
Ethelfelts, Va.
Smith, T.
R. D. 1, Mont Alto, Pa.
Smith, Welty G
Antioch, W. Va.
Smith, Wm. A.,
New Windsor, Md.
Snader, A. P.,
Akron, Pa.
Snader, David,
Westminster, Md.
Snader, Edwin A.,
Flora, Ind.
Suavely, I. C
Alvo, -Nebr.
Suavely, John L.,
R. D. 1, Republic, Ohio.
Suavely, S. U.,
Suell, Geo. W.,
R. D. 5, North Manchester, Ind.
Covina, Cal.
Snell, Harvey,
R. D. 1, South Whitley, Ind.
Suell, J. A.,
Snell, J. H.,
Suell, Samuel,
R. D. 5, Lima, Ohio.
Snider, G. A.,
Long Beach, Cal.
Snively, J. S.,
Suowberger, A. C,
R. D. 4, Box 15, Anaheim, Cal.
Suowberger, A. L.,
129 W. 10th St., Newton, Kans.
Suowberger, Isaac N.,
R. D. 1, Box 15, Orlaud, Ind.
Lamed, Kans.
Suowberger, John,
Snuffer, M, P., Box 85, Pemberton, W. Va.
Snyder, Adam A
Belief ontaine, Ohio.
Snyder, B. F.,
Raisin, Cal.
Snyder, David
Snyder, .T. M., College Hill, McPhersou, Kans.
Snyder, Joseph F.,
Spall,
James
Williamstown, Ohio.
Hooks Mills, W. Va.
Seymour, Ind.
Poff, Va.
Floyd, Va.
Christiansburg, Va.
Lewistown, Pa.
Lewistown, Pa.
J.,
Spangler, Herman,
Spangler, S. G.,
Spangler, W. B.,
Spauogle, Andrew,
Spauogle, H. A.,
Spencer, C. C, (colored)
124 York
,
Spidle,
St., Denver, Colo,

Richland Center, Pa.
Luray, Va.
W. F
Spitler, D. N.,
Spitzer, J. F.,
Spitzer. S. F.,
Summitville, Ind.
Gapland, Md.
Sherwood, Ohio.
Mansfield, Mo.
Spouseller, John,
Sprague, Byron,
Sprankel, Samuel,
Spurgeon, J. B.,
St. John, Clyde
Massillon, Ohio.
Adel, Iowa.
Bryan, Ohio.
Mont Ida, Kans.
Stair, M. E.,
Astoria, 111.
Stambaugh, Ralph, . .,
Stauturf, Judsou, ...Station D, St. Joseph, Mo.
Starbard, Earl M., ..R. D., Clarksville, Mich.
Starook, Samuel S., R. D. 1, Lewisburg, Pa.
Statler, Foster B., ...R. D. 1, Windber, Pa.
Stauffer, Clinton
R. D. 3, Polo, IlL
Rock Lake, N. Dak.
Stauffer, E. H.,
Mulberry Grove, 111.
Stauffer, Elmer J.,
Stauffer, Harvey, .R. D. 4, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Stayer, D. A.,
R. D. 1, Hopewell, Pa.
Woodbury, Pa.
Stayer, J. C,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Stayer, J. Clyde,
.Woodbury, Pa.
Stayer, J. R
Everett, Pa.
Steel, W. M.,
Steele, Cyrus,
Middlebury, Ind.
Steele, Lafayette, ..R. D. 1, Walkerton, Ind.
Honey Grove, Pa.
Steermau, C. H.,
,
Steffeu,
Conrad,
..Bethel,
Mo.
Steinbarger, Samuel J
R. D.
Steinberger, A. C, ...R. D.
Steinour, J. E.,
Stephens, Geo.,
3,
3,
Lewistown, Pa.
Lewistown, Pa.
Mui:taugh, Idaho.
Egeland, N. Dak.
Hines, Minn.
Arcadia, Nebr.
R. D. 4, Arcadia, Nebr.
R. D. 4, Arcadia, Nebr.
Steward, Edward D., ..R. D. 5, Abilene, Kans.
Ewing, Va.
Still, David,
Adel, Iowa.
Stine, A. M.,
R. D. 3, Camden, Ind.
Stiuebaugh, J. G.,
Stiuebaugh, Walter C, No. Manchester, Ind.
Stern, C. V.,
Stern, Geo. E.,
Stern, O. E.,
Stern, Roy E.,
Stinuette, Robert L.,

3435 Van Buren St., Chicago, 111.
Stiversou, J. U. G.,
1548 38th Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Stockdale, Chas. R., R. D. 1, Freesoil, Mich.
Crystal, Mich.
Stone, Geo. B
Fairview, Okla.
Stone, Henry,
Stouer, J. C,
R. D. 2, Palestine, 111.
Bremen, Ohio.
Stoner, Levi,
Ladoga, Ind.
Stouer, Samuel D.,
Newville, N. Dak.
Stoug, Geo. W.,
Stookey, Sherman, ...R. D. 2, Olympia, Wash.
Coal City, Ind.
Storm, Jacob,
Myersville, Md.
Stotlemyer, Irving R.,
Stouder, D. W.,
.
Madison, Greenwood
Stouder,
Jas.
Stouffer, S. M.,
Stout, John C
Stout, Thos. J
50
R. D.
Co.,
Kans.
....Fruita, Colo.
5, Newville, Pa.
Milford, Ind.
Windfall, Ind.
1917.
Stover, H. M.,
125 W. Second St., Waynesboro, Pa.
Stover, J. Harman,
2318 Lewis Ave,, Fresno, Cal.
Mount Morris, 111.
Stover, John Emmert,
Bradford, Ohio.
Stover, John M.,
Strausbaugh, G. S.,
Teeter, B. Y. S
Teeter, D. W.,
Teeter, J. L.,
Teeter, L. L.,
Teeter, L. W.,
Teets, L. W.,
Teets, Wm. L.,
Fredericktown, Ohio.
Somerset, Ind.
Oriental, Pa.
Strayer, P. C, ...R. D. 3, Johnstown, Pa.
Chewelah, Wash.
Streeter, John O.,
Girard, Mont.
Strickler, B. H
Vicksburg, Pa.
Strickler, D. H.,
El Centro, Cal.
Strickler, Ellis,
Loraine, 111.
Strickler, H. W.,
Strickler, Walter,
Luray, Va.
Strohm, Fred B.,
Strohm, J. A., ...R. D. 2, Westphalia, Kans.
Templeton, Leland
Tennison, K. G.,
R. D.
Strausburg, John,
Strawser, George
Strole,
W.
W.
43rd
Thomas, Chester
Rosedale, Kans.
No. Yakima, Wash.
St.,
New
A.,
R. D.
Brandonville,
1,
W.
Va.
Thomas, D. D.,
Ada, Ohio.
Thomas, H. V.,
Alvada, Ohio.
Thomas, Isaac,
Strathmore, Cal.
Thomas, J. L.,
R. D. 1, Kuna, Idaho.
Thomas, Jer.,
....Bruceton Mills, W. Va.
Thomas, J. A.,
Peabody, Kans.
Thomas, J. Walter, R. D. 11, Westminster, Md.
Thomas, P. S.,
Harrisonburg, Va.
Thomas, V.,
Bruceton Mills, W. Va.
Thomas, W. J.,
Inglewood, Cal.
Thomas, Wm.,
Box 428, Ambridge, Pa.
Thompson, A. E.,
Waldo, Kans.
Thompson, S. C,
Windber, Pa.
Thompson, S. B,,
646 Eighth Street, Garden City, Kans.
Thompson, Wm. E., Conway Springs, Kans.
Paris, Ohio.
Enterprise, Pa.
Nappanee, Ind.
P.,
G.,
Terwilleger, Samuel
Thomas, A. S.,
P.,
3145
Stucker, Wm.,
Stuckey, D. P.,
Stuckey, L. T.,
Stuckman,
1,
Flint Stone, Md.
Jasper, Mo.
Williams, Oregon.
.Mooreland, Ind.
.Hagerstown, Ind.
Lost City, W. Va.
Eglon, W. Va.
Big Cabin, Okla.
.Weatherford, Tex.
Blue Springs, Nebr.
Bridgewater, Va.
Studebaker, Ellis M.,

,
College Hill, McPherson, Kans.
Studebaker, Geo. L.,
517 W. Main St., Muncie, Ind.
Studebaker, G. E
800 Front Street, Rocky Ford, Colo.
Studebaker, Herbert A., No. Manchester, Ind.
Pearl City, 111.
Studebaker, Samuel,
Moorefield, W. Va.
Stultz, R. L.,
Teegarden, Ind.
Stump, Edward,
Stump, Geo. C, R. D. 2, New Madison, Ohio.
R. D. 1, Dillons Mill, Va.
Stump, G. T
Walkerton, Ind.
Stump, John,
Miami, Texas.
Stump, John
Perrin, Mo.
Sturgis, John,
Stutsman, Chas. Noble,
Wenatchee,
R. D. 5,
Wash.
Stutsman, D. C,
Liberty, 111.
Stutsman, G. O.,
R. D. 4, Arcanum, Ohio.
Stutsman, Jesse,
R. D. 6, Elkhart, Ind.
Stutsmfn. J. S.
Elgin, Ariz.
Stutsman, Wm.,
Metamora, Ohio.
Stutzman, C. W.,
Stutzman, Melvin D.,
207 N. Indiana Ave., Goshen, Ind.
Suit, R. L., Seven Mile Ford, Smyth Co., Va.
A.
E
Summer,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Summer, Benjamin F.,
Carthage, Mo.
Sunderland, Henry,
Franklin Grove. 111.
Suter, C. M.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Sutphin, Elmon,
Roanoke, La.
Sutter, A. A.,
Maxwell, Iowa.
Sutter, P. J.,
Hampton, Iowa.
Swallow, J. F.,
Bremen, Ind.
Swartz, E. J.,
Shirleysburg, Pa.
Swayne, G.
McVeytown, Pa.
Swigart, G. H.,
Mattawana, Pa.
Swigart, J. C,
Swigart, M. C
..6611 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Lewistown, Pa.
Swigart, S. J.,
Huntingdon. Pa.
Swigart, W. J.,
Poplar, Mont.
Swihart, Aaron
Goshen, Ind.
Swihart, Clarence B.,
Roann, Ind.
Swihart, Geo. B.,
R. D. 27, Tippecanoe, Ind.
Swihart, Neri
Swihart, Walter, ...R. D. 1, Churubusco, Ind.
Palestine, 111.
Swinger, Jacob,
Trotwood, Ohio.
Swinger, Wm.,
Roanoke. 111.
Switzer, John W.,
Altamont, Kans.
Talhelm, Byron
Waterloo, Iowa.
Tannreuther, W. O.,
Kearney, Nebr.
Tawzer, .T. J.,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Taylor, Chas. V
Taylor, H. R., 720 E. Villa St., Pasadena, Cal.
Neffsville. Pa.
Taylor, I. W.,
Louisville, Ohio.
Taylor, Milton
Taylor, S. W., ...Union Grove, Lane. Co., Pa.
Throne, Geo.,
R. D. 1, Pioneer,
Throne, G.
R. D. 5, Ottawa,
Throne, J. E., 824 Willow St., Ottawa,
Throne, John B
Red Cloud,
Ohio.
Kans.
Kans.
Nebr.
Tigner, W. H.,
Valley, Wash.
Tinkle, Wm. J.,
Taft, Texas.
Tipton, Vance,
Peppers, N. C.
Tisdale, W. D.,
Waterloo, Iowa.
Tolleson, W. S. H., L. B. 28, Hartford, Ark.
Toney, Carey,
R. D. 8, Kitchel, Ind.
Tooker, Grant,
Wetonka, S. Dak.
Townsend, H. V.,
Woodland, Mich.
Trimmer, Jacob
E.,
143 S.
Trostle, B. C
Trostle, Bph
Trostle, W. B.,
Hanover
Carlisle. Pa.
Panora, Iowa.
Mt. Morris, 111.
St.,
R. D.
1,
San Gabriel,
Cal.
Trout, C. E.,
....614 Center Ave., N, W., Roanoke, Va.
Troxel, J. J.,
Conway Springs, Kans.
Troxel, Joseph,
Caldwell, Kans.
Troyer, Nathaniel O., R. D. 11, Argos, Ind.
Truax, Wm. R
Pleasant Ridge, Pa.
Tucker, G. W.,
Mole, N. C.
Turner, Daniel,
Genoa, Va.
Turner, L. F.,
R. D. 3, Lovington. 111.
Tyson, A. S.,
McBain, Mich.
Tyson, Conway,
McBain, Mich.
Ulery, J. Edson,
Onekama, Mich.
Ullery, Daniel,
Sheller, 111.
Ullery, J. Forest,
Ullom, Homer
Lamar, Colo.
Ulrey, Jacob C,
McPherson, Kans.
TJlrey,
John
Windom, Kans.
C.
Ulrey, John P.,

Pyrmont, Ind.
Ulrich, L. E.,
R. D. 2, Wenatchee, Wash.
Ulrich, W. M., .614 Sixth Avenue, Sterling, 111.
Umble, Samuel,
Markleysburg, Pa.
Umphlet, Price,
Mount Morris, 111.
Urey, J.
R. D. 3, Waterloo, Ind.
Franklin
Utz,
N.,
Port, Va.
Utz, John H.,
R. D. 2, Tanevtown, Md.
Utz, Silas K.,

New Market, Md.
Valentine, J. F., ...R. D. 3, Belington, W. Va.
Valentine, T. F., ...R. D. 1. Auburn, W. Va.
Vancil. Joel
Box 18, Continental, Ohio.
Van Dvke. Archibald,

Van Dyke, G. H.,
Van Dyke, Irvin C, ,A\
.Pocatello, Idaho.
Van Dyke, S. P., ^.'. .V. .Newberg, Oregon.
.
Vanhorn, D. M.. -T
Vanpelt, J. FranK_...R. D. 8, Richmond, Mo.
Van Sickle, Geo./W., R. D. 1, Selbysport, Md.
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Bartow, W. Va.
Bridgewater, Va.
Doe Hill, Va.
Floyd, Va.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Varner, John P.,

Varner, W. B.,
Varner, Wm.,
Vest, W. F
Vines, A. J.,
Vines, Foster,
R. D.
3,
Wade, W..F
137 South Eleventh
Ohio.
St.,
New
Weimer,
Weimer,
Weimer,
Weimer,
Weimer,
Philadelphia,
Williston, N. Dak.
J. G.,
Chas. A., Laurel, Klickitat Co., Wash.
D. T.,
Beecher City, 111.
Waldo, Kans.
F. A.,
Osborne
Co., Kans.
C,
...Portis,
J.
Adrian, Mo.
Elmwood, Nebr.
Pulaski, Ind.
Atlanta,
Ind.
Burr Oak, Kans.

Ramey, Minn.
Mt. Morris,
111.
Red Cloud, Nebr.
Wakeman, Chas. H.,

Wakeman, L. D.,
...R. D.
Wertenbaker, Wm.,
Edinburg, Va.
Edinburg, Va.
Kenedy, Texas.
3,
1254 E. 50th
Wertenberger, A.
Wertz, W. Clay,
West, Ellis H.,
West, George,
Wales, G. E.,
R, D. 1,
Walker, Daniel H., ...R. D. 5, Somerset, Pa.
Walker, Galen K.,
Walker, L. A
Adel, Iowa.
Wallace, Lewis,
Mt. Morris, 111.
Greencastle, Pa.
Wallech, John S.,
Jennings, Garrett Co., Md.
Wallis, J. E.,
Summum, 111.
Walter, Charles,
Crimora, Va.
Walter, W. F.,
Nampa, Iowa.
Waltman, J. K.,
Elk Lick, Pa.
Waltz, B. F
Warrensburg, Mo.
Wampler, A.,
Wampler, D. J.,
New Plymouth, Idaho.
Lonaconing, Md.
Wampler, D. S.,
Timberville, Va.
Wampler, B.
Wampler, J. D.,
R. D. 8, Lima, Ohio.
Wampler, J.
...'... !r*. D'.'i,'
2,
R. D.
1,
Whitaker, L.
7,
Centralia,
Auburn, Ind.
Paris, Ind.
Syracuse, Ind.
A.,
W. Van Buren
R. D.
New
Wash.
McFarland, Cal.
Pinto, Md.
Chicago, 111.
Exeter, Cal.
Glendora, Cal.
St.,
White, John B.,

White, John P
White, Ralph E.,
White, W. E.,
1,
Box
127,
Crfwe, Va.
Sterling, Kans.
."Vinegar Bend, Ala.
Fruitdale, Ala.
Whitmer, B. B.,
Conway Springs, Kans.
Whitmer, Daniel, ..R. D. 1, South Bend, Ind.
Whitmer, Merrill I
R. D. 1, Box 42, South Bend, Ind.
Whitmer, Peter B.,
1038 S. Main, Ottawa, Kans.
Whitmer, Victor
Curlew, Iowa.
Whitmore, B. C
Bair Ave., Hanover, Pa.
Whitson, I. C,
Fountain City, Tenn.
Grand Junction, Colo.

Manheim, Pa.
Whittaker, Walter,
Widder, D. H.. 1516 Derry
West Manchester, Ohio.
Widdowson,
St.,
J.,
Antioch, W. Va.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Dixonville, Pa.
Wieand, A. C,
832 South Humphrey Avenue, Oak Park, 111.
Wieand, John,
Wike, Henry,
Wike, I. B.,
Huntington, Ind.
Wiley, W. A.,
Wilkins, C. L.
Williams, Albert L
Williams, Bruce,
Williams, C. E.,
Williams, J. H. B.,
Williams, Perry
Williamson, J. W.,
R. D.
3, Ashland, Ohio.
Middleton, Mich.
Thomas, Okla.
Plattsburg, Mo.
R. D. 5, Floyd, Va.
Elgin, 111.
R. D. 2, Plattsburg, Mo.
. .Hedgesville,
W. Va.
Williar, Jacob O., ...Route 2, Mt. Airy. Md.
Williford, W. R., ...R. D. 5, Dandridge, Tenn.
Willis, John
Beelog, N. C.
Willis, Robert
Poplar, N. C.
Weidman, Silas,
Weimer, Allan,
Thurmont, Md.
Overbrook, Kans.
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Moorefield, W. Va.
Whitcher, W. B
White, A.
White, Francis M.,
Middlebury, Ind.
Weaver, Ira,
R. D. 1, Windber, Pa,
Weaver, J. L
Weaver, John E.,
Weaver, Milton R.,
...2615 N. Twenty-second St., Omaha, Nebr.
Everett, Pa.
Weaver, M. J
Weaver, S. P
527 Laurel Avenue, Wichita, Kan's.
Wakarusa, Ind.
Weaver, Theron G.,
New Market, Iowa.
Webb, I. E.,
R.
D.
F
Webster, C.
1, Salem, Va.
R. D. 3. Willis, Va.
Weddle, Andrew J
Bloom, Kans.
Weddle, G. W.,
R. D. 3, Willis. Va.
Weddle, Joel
Tonasket, Wash.
Weddle, J. L.,
Floyd, Va.
Weddle, L. M.,
Dunlap, Kans.
Weddle, R. M.,
Somerset,
Pa.
R. D. 1,
Wegley, J.
Varna, N. Y.
Weibley, Israel L
Weidler, Ira
Tyrone, Pa.
Kans.
Klahr, Pa.
Belleville,
Whisler, E. L.,
Whisler, H. A.,
Whitacre, A. J.,
Mont Ida, Kans.

Watkins, L.,
Watkins, W. C,
R. D. 1, Grenola, Kan's.
Plattsburg, Mo.
Watson, Geo. W.,
Lowell, Ark.
Watts, Wm. S.,
Weaver, A. A., R. D. 2, Grand Junction, Colo.
R. D. 2, Birdsboro, Pa.
Weaver, D. W.,
Scott City, Kans.
Weaver, Edw. S.,
Weaver, Ervin,
Weaver, E. Frank,
R. D.
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R. D. 1, Hollis, N. C.
Mount Morris, 111.
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Weybright, Wm.,
Wheeler, F. M., R. D.
Whetzel, L. J
107 Grosvenor Avenue, Dayton, Ohio.

Roann, Ind.
Warren, Isaac Edw.,
Weaver, Geo.
Weaver, Herschel
Box
Westrick, Oliver
Weyant, Samuel,
Weybright, J. S
3435
St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.

Norcatur, Kans.
Waynesboro, Pa.
Patterson, Cal.
Clayton, 111.
West, J. K.,
West, W. E.,
Westen, W. Sanford,
McPherson, Kan's.
R. D. 1, Pomona, Kans.
Warstler, C. Walter,
800 S. Van Buren
Warstler, J. H.,
Warstler, O. H.,
St.,
J.,
West G
Ward, Calvin,
Ward, J. M
Warner, D. F
Streby, W. Va.
Elsworth, ...R. D. 2, Converse, Ind.
F. J., R. D. 3, Ft. Recovery, Ohio.
Israel,
Streby, W. Va.
Samuel,
Buchanan, N. Mex.
Welch, D. P.,
R. D. 1, Clifton, N. C.
Weller, D. P.,
Continental, Ohio.
Weller, H. A
Copemish, Mich.
Weller, M. J
Farmington, Pa.
Wells, James,
McDonalds Mill, Va.
Wells, J. M.,
R. D. 5, Philippi, W. Va.
Wells, Levi E
Wenger, Alvin P
R. D. 1, Bareville, Pa.
Wenger, E.
Fredericksburg, Pa.
Wenger, H. C, R. D. 2, Grand Junction, Colo.
Wenger, Perry,
Mt. Sidney, Va.
Wenger, R. C,
604 East Ninth Street, No. Manchester, Ind.
Wenger, S. K.,
Rexmont, Pa.
Wenger, Stanley C, R. D. 6, Brookville, Ohio.
Wenrick, A. D
Werking, Oscar D.,
Hagerstown, Ind.
Wagenman,
Wagner,
Wagner,
Wagner,
Wagner,
Wagner, Oscar
Wagner, Wm. U.,
Wagoner, Ellis,
Wagoner, G. F.,
Wagoner, I. B.,
Wagoner, Isaac N.,
Wagoner, J. Elmer,
Wagoner, N. B.,
Asa
1917.
Willt,
Lloyd
R. D. 7, Box 60. Watson, W. Va.

Wilson, J. D
R. D. 5, Greencastle, Pa.
Wilson, Josiah S.,
Junior, W. Va.
Ashland. Oregon.
Homerville, Ohio,
Greenville, Ohio.
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Wimmer, S. D.,
Winder, W. C,
Wine, A.
Hill,
Oakvale,
W.
Wy song,
Worth, Texas.
Covington, Ohio.
Wauneta, Nebr.
Forestville, Va.
R. D. 3, Laton, Cal.
St.,
D. D.,
David
G.,
D. P.,
George,
Geo. W.,
Ft.
Wineman, D.
R. D.
1,
Winey, C. G.,
Winger, H. H.,
Winger, Otho,
Winger, Roger,
Wingert, Frank, R.
Wingert, H. H.,
Winklebleck, Levi
Wirt, James,
Yoder,
Yoder,
Yoder,
Yoder,
Yoder,
Yoder,
Palisade, Colo.
5, Marion, Ind.
Kingsley, Iowa.
Hartford City, Ind.
R. D.
Kans.
Fostoria, Ohio.
Woods, M. F.,
Woods, Otho C,
Workman,
Workman,
Workman,
Workman,
Fairfield,
54,
R. D. 1, Austin, Ark.
Austin, Ark.
Loomis, Wash.
Loomis. Wash.
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Weyers Cave, Va.
St., Sabetha, Kans.
2,
Hemet, Cal.
Conway, Kans.
B.,
H.,
Andrew
Van Buren
St.,
Chicago,
111.
Topeka, Ind.
Roanoke, III.
J.,
Clarion, Mich.
Crystal, Mich.
Elgin, 111.
Greenback, Tenn.
Lanark, 111.
Beatrice, Nebr.
R. D., East Akron, Ohio!
Clarion, Mich.
Weverton, Md.
Troy, Ohio.
W. Main
St.,
Westminster, Md.
S. B.,
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J. S.,
Mt. Solon, Va.
615 W. Ninth St., Waterloo, Iowa.

Zimmerman, S. P., ..R. D. 1, Hollsopple, Pa.
Bunkertown, Pa.
Zimmerman, W. B.,
Zobler, Wm. N.,
Martinsburg, Pa.
Zook, Fred R.,
Zook, Wallace M.,
Mercersburg, Pa.
Zuck, D. M.,
Clarence, Iowa.
Zuck, John,
Zug, B. F.,
Zug, H. S.,
Zug, John C, 103 N. Chestnut St., Palmyra, Pa.
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McPherson, Kans.
390 B. Pasadena St., Pomona, Cal.

Zeigler, Henry, ...Rehrersburg, Berks Co., Pa.
Ziegler, Jesse C,
Royersf ord. Pa.
Ziegler, Levi K.,
149 S. Third St., Shamokin, Pa.
Royersf ord, Pa.
Ziegler, Levi,
Zigler, D. C,
..R. D. 1, Churchville, Va.
Broadway, Va.
Zigler, D. H.,
Zigler, I. N.,
R. D. 1, Broadway, Va.
Zigler, Jacob S.,
R. D. 1, Box 36, Fayetteville, W. Va.
Zigler, J. D.,
Bridgewater, Va.
Zigler, S. D.,
R. D. 4, Oneonta, Ala.
Zigler, W. H.,
R. D. 1, Churchville, Va.
Zimmerman, C. W., ...R. D. 3, Mt. Solon, Va.
Loudonville, Ohio.
Buckeye City, Ohio.
C.
Clifford A., ..Buckeye City, Ohio.
R. D. 2, Howard, Ohio.
J. T.,
Worst, David R., ...R. D. 1, West Salem, Ohio.
Wortinger, Albert,
Wray, Benjamin
Flora, Ind.
Wright, A. L.,
A.
L.
Lancaster,
St.,
R. A., 118 East Main
156
Yundt,
J.,
...R. D. 1, Box
Woodiel, T. L
Woodiel, W. L.,
4,
R. D.
John,
3435
Yontz,
Iowa.
Alvada, Ohio.
Wolf, Albert,
Wolf, Calvin R., R. D., Brandonville, W. Va.
Wolf, C. B., 995 W. Fifth Ave., Pomona, Cal.
Preston, Minn.
Wolf, F. B.,
Wolf, Marshal
R. D. 2, Oakland, Md.
Akron, Pa.
Wolf, Samuel N.,
Wolfe, Daniel,
R. D. 1, Coyle, Okla.
Wolfe, James W.,
Brandonville, W. Va.
McCune, Kans.
Wolfe, Leonard,
Wolff, Chas. E.,
Fairchild, Mont.
Wolford, A. Klein, R. D. 4, Santa Ana, Cal.
Ligonier, Pa.
Wolf ord, Wm. B.,
Summitville, Ind.
Wood, Charles S.,
Gowrie, Iowa.
Woodard, A. B.,
Woodie, H.
Charlotte
N.
J. J., ..College Hill,
Yordy, Amos,
Youiice, Samuel,
Young, A. C,
Young, E. S
Young, George,
Young, I. R,,
Young, J. E.,
Young, M. S
Young, S. L.,
Young, W. E.,
Younkins, M. A.,
Yount, Oran S.,
Yount, W. B
111.
Grenola, Kans.
Union Deposit, Pa.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Adrian, Mo.
McPherson,
Decatur, Ind.
Criders, Va.
Moscow, Idaho.
Yohn, Clarence,
Lewîston, Minn.
St.,
111.
2,
A.,
343
Grand Junction, Iowa.

North Yakima, Wash.
Witmer, John H.,

Witmer, Samuel Z.,
Witmore, Ira,
Witmore, Jacob,
135 Carey
Witmore, J. C,
Wolf, Abraham,
Place,
Nappanee, Ind.
Nappanee, Ind.
Brightwood, Va.
Yoder, H.
Wirt, John H.,

Wise, D. W.,
Wise, Geo. B.,
Wise, W. M.,
R. D.
4,
Yingling, Carroll,
337 Seventy-sixth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Howe, Ind.
Yoder, Carl B
Yoder, Clarence H.,
711 W. Thirty-fifth Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
Brewton, Ala.
Yoder, Ephraim P.,
Yoder, Geo. B., 665 Chain St., Norristown, Pa.
Dayton, Va.
Virden,
Yager, H. Linwood,
Yaney, I. F.,
Yearout, Chas. M., ...R. D.
Gettysburg, Pa.
Thompsontow^n, Pa.
D.,
R. D.
Yereman, O. H.,
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1917.
Churches and Missions, with Pastors and Elders
Charge
in
Below
will be found a yst of our congregations with the pastors and elders in charge, by
State Districts, as complete as could be arranged from the data in hand. F.or the address of
these elders and pastors, see ministerial list on previous pages.
Denmark
Arkansas, First District, and Southeastern

Missouri
Thy, Martin Johansen.
Austin, Ark., H. J. Lilly, elder.

Bodcaw, Ark., B. B. ETesler, elder.
Broadwater, Mo., B. E. Kesler, elder.
Carlisle, Ark., H. J, Lilly, elder.
Farrenburg, Mo., B. E. Kesler, elder.
Little Brushy, Mo., B. E. Kesler, elder.
Mt. Hope, Ark., W. T. Price, elder.
St. Francis, Ark., W. T. Price, elder.
Vendsyssel, C. C. Bskildsen.
Idaho and Western Montana

Boise Valley, D. R. Beard, pastor; J. F. Ullery, elder.
J.
Bowmont,
California, Northern
Butte Valley, H. P. Maust, pastor and elder.
Chico, South Fourth and Walnut Streets, D.
L. Forney, pastor; W. R. Brubaker, elder.
Elk Creek, D. L. Forney, elder.
Empire, D. Bowman, elder.
and Thesta, J.
Stover, pastor and elder.
Fruitvale, M. E. Andrews, elder.
Kerman, Samuel Edgecomb, elder.
Lindsay, W. C. Lehman, elder.
Harvey
Fresno,
Shamberger, elder.
Cedar Street
Nezperce,
elder.
elder.
elder.
Patterson, W. F. Haynes, elder.
Raisin, J. Harman Stover, elder.
Reedley, J. J. Brower, elder.
Rio Linda, Michael Blocher, elder.
foreman.
Polo,
Sterling,
elder.
St.,
A. Myers,
pastor;
and elder.
John Heckman,
O.
F, Shaw,
elder.
W. M.
Ulrich, pastor; C. M. Suter,
Waddams
Grove, P. R. Keltner, elder.

West Branch, S. S. Plum, elder.
Willard, Wis,, E, P. Trostle, elder.
Worden, Wis., J. M. Myers, pastor; J.
Royer, elder.
Yellow Creek, P. R. Keltner, elder.
Illinois,
Bashor,
G.
Southern
Allison Prairie, O. B. Redenbo, elder.

Astoria, D. J. Blickenstaff, elder.
Big Creek, D. A. Ridgely, elder.
Blue Ridge, W. T. Heckman, elder.
Camp Creek, C. A. Gruber, elder.
Cerro Gordo, O. P. Haines, pastor; D. J. Blick-
S.
China
Homer
F.
Rock Creek,
elder.
J.
J. G.
J. E. Miller,
Rockford, E. P. Trostle, elder.

Shannon, David Rowland, elder.
O. J. Beaver, pastor; S. E. Yundt,
Bright,
Ping Ting Hsien, Ernest Vaniman,

Colorado, Western, and Utah
First Grand Valley, J, R. Frantz, elder;
M. Myers, pastor;
elder.
tor.
Liao Chou,
Shaw, pastor
tâperville, C. C. Kindy, pastor.

Pine Creek, C, C. Price, pastor
Wm.
S.
J.
Royer, elder.
Milledgeville, O. F.
elder.
elder.
Tropico, 500 North Glendale Avenue,

Garst and M. M. Eshelman, elders.
Maple Grove, Wis.,
Mt. Carroll, I. R. Young, elder.

Mt. Morris, Leonard H. Root, pastor; M. M.
Sherrick, elder,
E. Trostle, elder.
Pearce, Arizona, Wm. Stutsman, elder.
Phoenix Mission, Arizona, L. B. Keltner, pas-
Santa Ana, A. C. Snowberger, elder.

Santee (San Diego County), G. H.
C.
liams, elder.
W.
Pomona,
C.
Freeport, P. R. Keltner, elder.

Hickory Grove, W. H. Eisenbise, elder.
Lanark, I. R. Beery, pastor; P. F. Eckerle,
Inglewood, G. H. Bashor, elder.

Long Beach, Third and Walnut Streets, A. C.
Root, pastor and elder.
Lordsburg, W. F. England, elder.
Los Angeles, East, 234 South Hancock St.,
W. M. Piatt, elder.
Los Angeles, Santa Fe Mission, 1003 Santa Fe
Avenue, W. M. Piatt, pastor.
Los Angeles, South, 1300 East Fiftieth Street,
Stutsman, elder.
Pasadena, Hudson Avenue and Herkimer
Street,
Franklin Grove, O. D. Buck, elder.
elder.
Ariz.,
Avenue,
Kindy, elder.
Cherry Grove, I. R. Young, elder.
Chicago, R. H. Nicodemus, elder.
Chippewa Valley, Wis., H. C. Baker, elder.
Cloverdale, Wis.
Columbian, F. L. Baker, pastor.
Dixon, J. J. Johnson, pastor; Olin Shaw, elder.
Elgin, Hamilton and Highland, J. H. B. Wil-
Sacramento Valley, W. R. Brubaker, elder.

Trigo, David Sink, elder.
California, Southern, and Arizona
Covina, Geo. F. Chemberlen, elder,
Egan, Hemet, Cal., S. E. Yoder, elder.
El Centro, C. S. Hoff, pastor.
Glendale, Arizona, C. W. Ronk, pastor; F. F.
Durr, elder.
Glendora, G. H. Bashor, pastor and elder.
Hermosa Mission, Hermosa Beach, Cal., S. D.
Long, pastor.
Imperial Valley, Holtville, Cal,, G. H. Bashor,
View Mission, Elgin,
Van Buren
Batavia, 217 North
Gilbert, elder.
Fifth
Payette Valley, J. E. Shamberger, elder.

Weiser, Court and Seventh Streets, M. Alva
Long, elder.
Winchester, B, J. Fike, elder.
Illinois, Northern, and Wisconsin
Ash Ridge, Wis., G. L. Fruit, elder.
Barron, Wis.
Oak Grove, D. R. Holsinger,
J. Z.
and
B. J. Fike, elder.
Harman
Live Oak, W. R. Brubaker,

McFarland, H. A. Whisler,
Mountain
H. Graybill, elder.
Clearwater, James Harp, elder.

Flathead Valley, Montana, L. H. Eby, elder.
Idaho Falls, Callo Fahrney, elder.
Moscow, 317 East First Street, Fred A. Flora,
pastor and elder.
Nampa, Eleventh and Third Streets, J. E.
Champaign, 1203 North Market Street, R. N.

Leatherman, pastor; W. T. Heckman, elder.
J. E.
Coal Creek, S. G. Bucher, elder,

Decatur, Warren and Broadway Streets,
Lear, pastor,
Girard, W. H. Shull, elder.
Hudson, S. W. Garber, elder.
Hurricane Creek, Henry Lilligh, elder.
Kaskaskia, D. T. Wagner, elder.
Bryant, assistant elder.

Fruita, S. Z. Sharp, elder.
Grand Junction, H. H. Mohler, elder.
Mt. Garfield, Salem Beery, elder.
Smith Fork, Salem Beery, elder.
Cuba
Omaja.
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J.
W.
Indiana, Northern
Mission, Seventeenth and Jackson
Warstler, pastor.
Walter
Streets, C.
La Motte
Prairie, A. B. Hollinger, pastor; J.

C. Stoner, elder.
Liberty, G. O. Stutsman, elder.
Auburn
Baugo, H. M. Schwalm, elder.

Berrien, in charge of Mission Board.
Bethany, Chas. Arnold, elder.
Loraine.
Macoupin Creek, I. H. Crist, elder.

Martin Creek, D. A. Ridgely, elder.
Mulberry Grove, Henry Lilligh, elder.
Oak Grove,
Bethel,
PantJier Creek, J.
elder.
W.
Switzer, elder.
Pleasant Grove, Daniel Ullery, elder.
Cedar Creek, C. Walter Warstler, pastor;

David E. Hoover, elder.
Cedar Lake, J. H. Urey, elder.
Columbia City.
Elkhart City, E. L. Heestand, elder.
Elkhart Valley, Frank Kreider, elder.
English Prairie, Samuel J. Burger, pastor;
Lilligh, elder.
Lilligh, elder.
Spring Run.
Sugar Creek, James M. Masterson, elder.

Virden, I. H. Crist, pastor; W. H. Shull, elder.
Woodland, at Astoria, J. W. Lear, elder.
Ahwa,
J.
India
M. Pittenger.
Anklesvar,
W.
W.
S.
Long.
Indiana, Middle
Andrews, Ira E. Long, pastor;
Mission Board.
Bachelor Run, Ira
Kreider,
Wysong,
New
in charge of
pastor;
I.
C.
Beaver Creek, Ellis Wagoner, pastor;

charge of Mission Board.
Burnetts Creek, G. B. Heeter, pastor.
in
Eli
John B.
Stout,
pastor;
Henry
elder.
North Liberty, Daniel Whitmer, elder.

Osceola, Wm. H. Shidler, pastor; Christian
Metaler, elder.
Pine Creek, Lafayette Steele, elder.

Pleasant Hill, Jesse A. Gump, elder.
Pleasant Valley, John Mishler, elder.
Pleasant View Chapel, J. W. Kitson, elder.
Plymouth, E. L. Heestand, pastor; in charge
of Mission Board.
Portage, in charge of Mission Board.
Rock Run, I. L. Berkey, elder.
Salem, Howard Dickey, pastor; S. F. Hen-
Cart Creek, Geo. E. Deardorff, pastor.

Clear Creek, Geo. E. Deardorff, elder.
Eel River, I. B. Book, elder.
Flora.
Hartford City, in charge of Mission Board.

Hickory Grove, D. A. Hummer, pastor.
Huntington, L. U. Kreider, elder.
Huntington City, Guilford and Washington
Streets, I. B. Wike, pastor.
Kewanna, B. D. Hirt, pastor; in charge of
dricks, elder.
Shipshewana, J. H. Schrock, elder.

South Bend, First Church, Miami Street and
Indiana Avenue, T. E. George, pastor and
Mission Board.
elder.
Landessvjlle, Fred Kendall, pastor; D. M.

Byerly, elder.
Logansport, First Church, Chas. R. Oberlin,
pastor; J. G. Stinebaugh, elder.
Loon Creek, D. W. Paul, pastor.
Lower Deer Creek, J. G. Stinebaugh, elder.
Manchester, Grover Wine, pastor; J. H.
South
Bend,
Van Buren
St.
Second
Church,
Streets, J.
Joseph Valley, D.
and
Cush'ing
W.
S.
Grater, elder.
Cripe, pastor and
elder.
Syracuse,
creek,
Amsy
Clem,
pastor;
F.
O.
Rich-
elder.
Tippecanoe, Manly Deeter, pastor; F. O. Rich,
Wright, elder.
Markle, D. B. Garber, elder.
Mexico, Frank Fisher, elder.
Monticello, G. B. Heeter, elder.
Oak Grove, in charge of Mission Board.
creek, elder.
Topeka,
I. S. Burns, pastor and elder.

Turkey Creek, Henry Wysong, elder.
Union, J. F. Appleman, elder.
Union Center, D. H. Anglemyer, elder.
Wakarusa, Christian Metzler, elder.
Walnut, J. F. Appleman, elder.
Washington, Wm. Overholser, pastor and
Gilbert, elder.
T. Fisher, pastor; in
charge of Mission Board.

Pipe Creek, Peter Houk, pastor; Frank Fisher,
Streets,
elder.
Salem,
Wysong,
Suavely, elder.
Ogans Creek, Elmer H.

Peru, Benton Street, S.
Green and Smith
Roose, pastor; in charge of Mission Board.

City, J. W. Kitson, pastor.
La Porte, H. D. Bowman, pastor and elder.
Maple Grove, Chas. Neff, elder.
Middlebury, J. H. Fike, elder.
Nappanee, J. F. Appleman, pastor; Daniel
Goshen
Vada, J. I. Kaylor.
Vali, Q. A. Holsopple.
I.
R. Deeter, elder.
Fort Wayne,
B. Stover.
Bulsar, J. M. Blough.
Dahanu, D. J. Lichty.
Jalalpor, J. B. Emmert.
Vyara,
W.
Shively, elder.
Romine, Henry
Salem, Henry
Deeter, elder.
Blissville,
Oakley, D. J. Blickenstaff, elder.
Okaw, Jacob Wyne,
Manly
John M. Markley, elder.

Blue River, Walter Swihart, elder.
Bremen, Joseph Sala, pastor and elder.
Camp Creek, Owen Harley, pastor; J.
Heitz, elder.
S.
1917.
Wawaka, J. H. Urey, elder.

West Goshen, Calvin Huber, elder.
Yellow Creek, Hiram Roose, elder.
Yellow River, Emanuel Shively,
W. Kitson, elder.
pastor;
Indiana, Southern
Anderson, 2127 McKinley Street, D.
man,
elder.
J.
W. Bow-
elder.
Arcadia, Elias Smeltzer, elder.

Beech Grove, E. O. Norris, elder.
Bethany, John A. Miller, elder.
Buck Creek, L. L. Teeter, elder.
Fairview, John W. Root, elder.
Fountain, Jonathan Greenhalgh, District elder.
Four Mile, J. W. Rarick, pastor and elder.
Harrison County, Jonathan Greenhalgh, Dis-
Santa Fe, S. T. Fisher, elder.

Somerset, Ellis S." Brubaker, elder.
South Whitley, Geo. E. Swihart, elder.
Spring Creek, Geo. Mishler, elder.
Sugar Creek, B. F. Emley, elder.
Tipper Deer Creek, Jacob Cripe, elder.
Wabash, Ellis S. Brubaker, elder.
Wabash City, W. C. Detrick, pastor in charge
of Mission Board.
West Eel River, T. D. Butterbaugh, elder.
West Manchester, I. B. Book, elder.
West Marion, J. W. Norris, pastor; in charge
of Mission Board.
,
eld-
er.
elder.
Pleasant Dale, D. M. Byerly, elder.

Pleasant View, J. A. Snell, elder.
Plunge Creek Chapel, J. H. Wright, elder.
Portland, in charge of Mission Board.
Prairie Creek, D. R. Hardman, elder.
Roann, Geo. E. Swihart, elder.
Salamonie, J. W. Norris, pastor; D. W. Paul,
'
trict
elder.
Hillisburg, Nathaniel Cripe, elder.

Howard, John W. Flora, elder.
Indianapolis, 59 North Germania Avenue, Geo.
W. Hahn and S. A. Hylton, pastors.
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Killbuck, Jacob A. Miller, elder.
Iowa, Southern
Council Bluffs, 808 Avenue E, Clarence
Schrock, pastor; M. R. Weaver, elder.
Crooked Creek, H. C. N. Coffman, elder.
English River, J. D. Brower, elder.
Kokomo, Markland and Home Avenues, L. E.

Ockerman, pastor; John W. Root, elder.
Ladoga, E. N. Goshorn, elder.
Lick Creek.
Little Walnut.
elder.
Burcham,
Plevna, J.
and Grant
Streets,
elder.
Salem, one country house and one on Elm and

Ohio Streets, Lenox, S. L. Cover, elder.
South Keokuk, H. N. Butler, elder.
Wm.
elder.
W.
Norris, elder.
Pyrmont, Jeremiah Barnhart,
South Ottumwa, 118 South Moore Street.
elder.
Kansas, Northeastern
Rossville.
Sampson
and
Hill,
elder.
W.
Summitville,
Jonathan Greenhalgh, pastor

L. Hatcher, pastor
and
Abilene, Geo. Manon, elder.
Appanoose,
elder.
Chapman
Upper Fall Creek.

West Lebanon.
White,
W.
Carl Rarick, pastor; D. C.
bell, elder.
elder.
Cedar, John Zuck, elder.

Cedar Rapids, D. Elmer Miller, elder.
Coon River, E. D. Fiscel, elder.
Dallas Center, C. B. Rowe, elder.
Des Moines, First Church, East Sixteenth and
Des Moines Streets, John A. Robinson, pas-
H.
Crist,
sistant elder.
J. H. Cakerice, elder.
F. Sherfy, pastor and elder.
Richland Center, Geo. G. Canfleld, pastor; J.
G. Eby, elder.
Rock Creek, Walter Mason, pastor; C. B.
Pleasant Grove,
Ramoaa, E.
Smith, elder.
Sabetha, Second and Main Streets, R. A. Yoder, elder.
Topeka, 240 Michigan Avenue, Oakland, C. J.

Hooper, pastor; I. L. Hoover, elder.
Wade Branch, Geo. M. Throne, elder.
Washington, R. A. Yoder, elder; John M.
Gauby, assistant elder.
Washington Creek, R, F. McCune,
elder.
Kansas, Northwestern, and North and Hast

Central Colorado
Antioch, Saul P. Hylton, elder.
Belleville, Edward D. Steward, elder.
Bethany, L. F. Love, elder.
Bethel^ A. C. Daggett, pastor; in charge of
Mission Board.
BjLirr Oak, Ira Wagoner, pastor and elder.
Colorado City, Second and Jefferson Streets,
Henry F. Crist, pastor in charge of Mission
Board.
Denver, First Church, South Washington and
Mississippi Streets, Geo. W. Burgin, pastor;
in charge of Mission Board.
Dorrance, D. A.' Crist, pastor; in charge of
Mission Board.
Maple Grove, A. J. Wertenberger, elder.
North Solomon, I. S. Lerew, elder.
Oninter, D. A. Crist, elder.
Saline Valley, In charge of Mission Board.
Victor, A. C. Daggett, elder.
White Rock, S. L. Myers, elder.
Kansas, Southeastern
Altamont, Byron Talhelm, elder.
Altoona, M. E. Stair, "elder.
Fredonia, R. W. Quakenbush, elder.
Grenola, W. C. Watkins, elder.
Independence, Sixteenth and Myrtle Streets,
W. H. Miller, elder.
Mont Ida, M. E. Stair, elder.
Iowa, Northern, Minnesota and South Dakota

Curlew, W. H. Pyle, elder.
Deer Park, J. E. Joseph, pastor and elder.
Franklin County, Morris Lough, pastor; Harvey Gillam, elder.
Greene, W. H. Lichty, elder.
Grundy County, D. Warren Shock, pastor and
elder.
elder.
Kingsley, Charles Eisenbise, pastor; H. H.

Wingert, elder.
Lewiston, Chas. C. Cripe, elder.
Minneapolis, Twenty-fifth Avenue and Freemont Street, North, Paul Mohler, pastor;
J. H. Brubaker, elder.
Monticello, J. H. Brubaker and A. J. Nickey,
associate pastors and elders.
Morrill, I. N. Wagoner, elder.
Root River, E. E. Eshelman, pastor and elder.
Sheldon, J. E. Rolston, pastor and elder.
Lee M. Fisher, pastor.

South Waterloo, 1315 Grant Avenue, A. P.
Blough, pastor and elder.
Waterloo City, Seventh and South Sts., under control of the South Waterloo church,
A. P. Blough, pastor and elder.
Spring Creek, Harvey Gillam, elder.
Willow Creek, Grant Tooker, pastor and
Slifer,
elder.
J. Schechter,
I.
Elm Street, H. T. Brubaker, elder.

Ottawa, Ninth and Main Streets, R. F. McCune, elder.
Overbrook, I. L. Hoover, elder.
Ozawkie, I. L. Hoover, elder; J. A. Root, as-
Dry Creek.
Fernald, C. E. Lookingbill, pastor; D. W.
Wise, elder.
Garrison, Harvey A. Gnagy, elder.
Harlan, J. Q. Goughnour, elder.
Indian Creek, E. D. Fiscel, elder.
Iowa River, P. M. Wheeler, elder.
Muscatine, 1133 Lucas Street, Leander ^mith,
pastor and elder.
Oak Grove, J. Q. Goughnour, elder.
Panther Creek, A. M. Stine, elder.
Prairie City, I. W. Brubaker, elder.
Worthington,
elder.
D. Steward, pastor
Olathe, East
tor; S. M. Goughnour, elder.

Des Moines Valley, J. Q. Goughnour, pastor
and elder.
H. Brubaker,
Heckman,
Edward
elder.
Beaver, D.
J.
J.
Creek,
Kansas City Mission, 729 St. Paul Avenue,

Benj. Forney, pastor and elder.
Lawrence, 1400 New Hampshire Street, F. E.
McCune, pastor and elder.
Morrill, C. B. Smith, pastor and elder.
Iowa, Middle
W, Wise, elder.
Brooklyn, I. W. Brubaker,
S.
and elder.
Cottonwood, C. A. Shank, elder.
Kansas City, 921 Central Avenue,
Camp-
Windfall, Nathaniel Cripe, elder.
Hancock,
E.
.Fairview, Orlando Ogden, elder.

Franklin, A. L. Sears, elder.
Libertyville, one country house and one on
Main Street, Batavia, W. N. Glotfelty, elder.
Monroe County, D. P. Miller, elder.
Mt. Etna, S. L. Cover, elder.
North English, Oak Street, D. P. Miller, elder.
Osceola, East Blue Grass Street, A. L. Sears,
Lower Fall Creek, A. B. Roof, elder.

Mississinewa, Jacob A. Miller, elder.
Mount Pleasant, Samuel D. Stoner, elder.
Muncie, 117 South Council Street, Geo. L.
Studebaker, pastor.
Nettle Creek, L. W. Teeter, elder.
New Bethel, J. W. Rarick, pastor and elder.
New Hope, Jonathan Greenhalgh, Diistrict
Noblesville, Twelfth
1917.
pastor and elder.

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1917.
Neosho, Sixteenth Street and Santa Fe Ave-
Maple Grove, G. E. Yoder.
nue, J. S. Sherfy, elder.

New Hope, A. B. Lichtenwalter, elder.
Osage, J. S. Clark, elder.
Paint Creek, T. A. Robinson, elder.
Parisons, Twenty-sixth Street and Washington Avenue, J. S. Clark, elder.
Scott Valley, R. F. McCune, elder.
Verdigris, S. E. Lantz, elder.
Oakland, A. C. Auvil.
Michig:an
Bear Lake, Samuel Younce, pastor and

Beaverton,
B. Neff, elder.
Black River, F. E. Miller, pastor
E.
kins, elder.
elder.
Hart, G. Nevinger, elder.

Homestead, D. E. Sower, elder.
Lake View, L, T. Holsinger, elder.
Little Traverse, D. S. Kniesley, elder.
Long Lake, D. E. Sower, elder.
New Haven, C. L. Wilkins, elder.
Onekama, J. E. Ulery, elder.
Thompson, pastor and
elder.
Hutchinson Mission, O. H.
Feiler, pastor;
H.
B. Martin, elder.
Kansas Center, E. M. Studebaker,
elder.
Larned, M. Keller, elder.

Larned City, J. M. Boaz, pastor; E.
S.
W. H. Good, elder.
Rodney, Samuel Bollinger, elder.
Saginaw, C. L. Wilkins, elder.
Shepherd, H. Stauffer, elder.
Sugar Ridge, J. W. Harshbarger,
Sunfield, H. W. Smith, elder.
Thornapple, P. B. Messner, elder.
Fox,
Riverside,
elder.
McClave, Colo.,
McPherson, A.
W.
J.
D. Harris, elder.
Culler, pastor; E. E. John,
elder.
Miami, N. Mex., Ira J. Lapp, pastor; Wm.

Mohler, elder.
Monitor, W. H. Yoder, pastor; M. J. Mish-
Murdock, J, G. Harris, elder.
Woodland
Newton, Tenth and Oak Streets, N. B. Baker,

pastor and elder.
Peabody, J. A. Thomas, elder.
Pleasant View, H. B. Martin, elder.
Prairie View, John Crist, pastor.
Protection, Benj. Brubaker, elder.
Rocky Ford, Colo., David Hamm, elder,
Salem, M. S. Frantz, elder.
Walnut Valley, M. Keller, elder.
Wichita, East Side, M. S. Frantz, pastor.
Zion,
Deepwater, T.
Kansas
Simmons,
Hughe
elder.
Street, G.
W.
Lentz,
elder.
Mound,
Mound
at Adrian, Ira Witmore, elder.

Valley, at Harrisonville, D, L. Mohler,
elder.
Osceola, T. J. Simmons, elder.

Prairie View, at Versailles, H. L. Holsopple,
Maryland, Eastern
E.
elder.
Roop, elder.
Woodberry, West Thirty-sixth and Poole
Streets, F. D. Anthony, pastor.
Beaver Dam, G. K. Sappington, elder.
Bel Air Mission, W. E. Roop, elder.
Bush Creek, J. M. Burall, elder.
South Warrensburg, at Warrensburg, Jesse D.

Mohler, elder.
Spring Branch, at Avery, L. B. Ihrig, elder.
Turkey Creek, at Fristoe, James A. Campbell,
elder.
Warrensburg, D. L. Mohler, elder.

Missouri, Northern
Denton, J. H. Beer, elder.

Frederick City, H. Tj. Alley, pastor.
Green Hill, W. M. Wine, elder.
Locust Grove, J. O. Williar, elder.
Long Green Valley, Wm. E. Roop, elder.
Meadow Branch, Uriah Bixler, elder.
Middletown Valley. C. N. Freshour, elder.
Bethel, G. W. Ellenberger,
pastor; S. B.
Shirkey, elder.
Honey Creek, in charge of Mission Board.
Kidder, in charge of Mission Board.
Log Creek, D. A. Shirk, pastor and elder.
North St. Joseph, J. S. Kline, pastor and elder.
Monocacy, T. S. Fike, elder.

Piney Creek, John TJtz, elder.
Pipe Creek, J. J. John, elder.
Pleasant View, John H. Mason, elder,
Rockingham, E, G. Rodabaugh,
D. C, Fourth Street and

North Carolina Avenue, S. E,, W. E. Buntain,
City,
Rodabaugh,
St. Joseph, 502 Kentucky Street; Chas.

A. Miller, pastor; J. S. Kline, elder.
Wakenda, E. G. Rodabaugh, elder.
Missouri, Southern, and Northwestern
Maryland, Middle
Beaver Creek, Caleb Long, elder.
Berkeley, D. K. Clapper, elder.
;
S.
elder.
South
pastor.
West Point, A. P. Snader, elder.
Brownsville, N. Philip Castle, elder.

Miller, pastor W.
elder.
Shelby County, James Hardy, pastor and elder.

Smith Fork, D. H. Heckman, pastor; E. G.
A. P. Snader, elder.
Hagerstown, A. B.
J.
City, 6235
pastor and elder.

Mineral Creek, at Leeton, James M. Mohler,
elder.
Sams Creek,
Washington
Village, G. F. Culler, elder.

elder.
Samuel Bowser,
Missouri, Middle
Centerview, J. M. Elliott, elder.
Clear Fork, at Leeton, C. A. Lentz, elder.
Wichita, West Side.

Wiley, Colo., Jacob Funk, pastor; H. TJllom,
W.
elder.
Vestaburg, Jos. Robison, elder.

Woodland, J. M. Smith, elder.
ler, elder.
Baltimore, 1506 North Fulton Avenue,
M. Smith,
Harlan, H. A. Weller, pastor; D. E. Sower,
elder.
S.
J.
elder.
Conway Springs, Wm. E. Thompson, pastor.

Eden Valley, A. D. Sollenberger, pastor and
City,
Crystal, Geo. E. Stone, pastor and elder.

Elmdale, C. H. Deardorfe, elder.
Grand Rapids, Burton Street and Gardner
Avenue, E. F. Caslow, pastor; C. L. Wil-
Kansas, Southwestern, and Southeastern

Colorado
Bloom, G. W. Weddle, elder.
Garden
elder.
W.
Aurora.
Arkansas
Cabool, C. W. Gitt, elder.
Carthage, Forest Street South of Cedar Street,
Geo. Barnhart, elder.
Dry Fork, Earl M. Bowman, pastor; D. W.
Reich-
ard, elder.
Johnsontown, Caleb Long, elder.

Licking Creek, John A. Myers, elder.
Manor, John Rowland, elder.
Pleasant View, John S. Bowlus, elder.
Welsh Run, David M. Zuck, elder.
Maryland, Western
Bear Creek, S. A. Miller.
Cherry Grove, D. M. Merrill.
Fairview, I. W. Abernathy.
Georges Creek, J. T. Green.
Teeter, elder.
Fairview, J. B. Hylton. elder.

.Toplin, D. W. Teeter, elder.
Mount Hermon, N. A. Duncan, elder.
Nevada, D. W. Teeter, elder.
Oak Grove, A. Killingsworth, elder.
Peace Valley, Phineas L. Fike, elder.

Pilot Knob.
Shoal Creek, J. H. Argabright, elder.
Springdale, W. S. Watts, elder.
67

New
Nebraska
Afton, J. B. Moore, elder.
Alvo, Wm, U. Wagner, pastor and elder.
Arcadia, J. J. Ernst, paistor and elder.
Beatrice, W. W. Blough, pastor and elder.
N. C, J. A. Reed, pastor and
Bethel,
elder.
Pigeon River, N. C, Robert Willis, pastor.

Pleasant Grove, N. C, J. H. Griffith, pastor and
elder.
Betliel, Edgar Rothrock, pastor and elder.

Edison, in charge of Mission Board.
Falls City, W. W. Blough, pastor and elder.
Glen Rock, W. W. Blough, elder.
Grand Prairie, in charge of Mission Board.
Haxtun, Colo., S. G. Nickey, pastor and elder.
Highline, S. G. Nickey, elder.
Juniata, H. D. Michael, pastor; J. J. Tawzer,
Pleasant Valley, N. C, N. C. Reed, pastor and

elder.
Rowland Creek,
and
Va.,
Jesse C. Jones, pastor
elder.
Sebring, Fla.
Seneca, Fla., J. C. Funderburgh, pastor and
elder.
Zion, Fla., J. V. Felthouse, pastor
elder.
and
elder.
Ohio, Northeastern
Tawzer, pastor and elder.

Lincoln, Twenty-second and Q Streets, J. EdKearney,
1917.
J. J.
Akron, 807 Coburn
Street, H. A. Brubaker,
pastor; A. F. Shriver, elder.
City,
First Church, East Third
Street, Quincy Leckrone, pastor; W. L. Desenberg, elder.
Ashland Dickey, W. D. Keller, pastor and
win Jarboe, pastor and elder.

Octavia, M. N. Wine, elder.
Omaha, First church. Twenty-second and Miami Streets, M. R. Weaver, pastor and elder.
Pioneer, Virgil C. Finnell, pastor and elder.
Red Cloud, H. F. Caskey, pastor; N. B. Wagoner, elder.
Silver Lake, H. D. Michael, pastor; Edgar
Ashland
elder.
Bethel, J. F. Kahler, elder.

Black River, A. B. Horst, elder.
W.
Rothrock, elder.
South Beatrice, James W. Gish, elder.
South Loup, W. P. McLellan, pastor and elder.
South Red Cloud, N. B. Wagoner, elder.
Bristolville, A.
Colo., L. L. Alger, pastor; S. G.

Nickey, elder.
Danville, C. J. Workman, elder.

East Nimishillen, N. Longanecker, elder.
Sterling,
Freeburg,
Goshen.
Canada
Wm.
elder.
Loudonville, A.
I. Heestand, elder.
L. Desenberg, elder.
Mohican, A. I. Heestand, elder.
Mt. Zion, EdAvard Loomis, elder.
McCann, elder.
Brumbaugh, M. L. Huffman, elder.
Valley,
J.
Maple Grove, W.
Cando, J. D. Kesler, elder.

Carrington, Alfred Kreps, elder.
Egeland, A. M, Sharp, elder.
Ellison, J. C. Forney, elder.
Englevale, D. T. Dierdoff, elder.
Fairview, Canada, M. N. Rensberger, elder.
Flora,
W.
New
Reading, A.
Wm.
J. McCann, elder.
F. Landis, elder.
Irricana, Canada, Luther Shatto, elder.
James River, W, A. Deardorff, elder.
Kenmare, D. M, Shorb, elder.
Milk River Valley, M. N. Rensberger, elder.
Minot, 415 North Main Street, D. F. Landis,
elder.
Pleasant Valley, A. H. Blocher, elder.
Ray, O. A. Myer, elder.
Salem, J. Wm. Shively. elder.
Surrey, D. T. Dierdorff, elder.
Turtle Mountain, John Deal, elder.
Valley, Mont., O. A. Myer, elder.
and
Hee-
Nimishillen.
S.
Sprankel. elder.
Ohio, Northwestern
Baker, G. A. Snider.
Bellefontaine, South Detroit Street, B, F. Snyder.
Black Swamp, Geo. Garner.

Blanchard, D. P. Weller.
Blue Creek, D. P. Koch.
County Line, D. D. Thomas.

Deshler, David Lytle.
Eagle Creek, J. J. Anglemyer,
Fairview, C. W. Stutzman.
Fostoria, 321 West Sunimit Street,
and
S.
P. Early.
Greenspring, S. U. Suavely.
Hicksville, Geo. E. Killian.
Lick Creek, G. W. Sellers.
Lima, 625 East Elm Street, C. S.
Lehman.
Logan, H. Z. Smith.
Marion Mission, 137 Reed Avenue, Geo. E.
C, S. P. Jones, pastor and elder.

Creek, N. C, B. M, Bradshaw, pas-
S.
Deardorff.
elder.
Flat Rock, N. C, D. P. Welch, pastor.

Golden, N. C, J. R. Jackson, pastor.
Green River Cove, N. C, Joel Sherfy, pastor.
Hollow Poplar, N. C, E. Peterson, pastor and
Maumee, John Sponseller.

Poplar Ridge, John Flory.
elder.
Little Pine. N. C, J. A. Reed, pastor and elder.
Melvin Hill, N. C, W. A. Reed, pastor and
elder.
Mill Creek, S. C, W. A. Reed, pastor and elder.
Richland, Lester Heisey, pastor.
Mountain Creek, N. C, J. R. Jackson, pastor.

Mountain View, Va., N. C. Reed, pastor and
Sugar Creek, David Byerly.
Portage, Loring
J. A.
I.
Moss, pastor
L. H. Dickey,
elder.
Rome, Harvey Thomas;

Ross, James A. Guthrie.
Sand Ridge, L. PL Prowant.
Silver Creek,
.T.
W.
Keiser.
Swan
Creek, D. G. Berkeoile.
Toledo. Nevada and Plymouth Streets, N. K.
elder.
Mount Carmel, N. C,
I.
kel, elder.
West
elder.
tor
Inman, pastor; A.
Wooster, R. M. Moomaw, elder.

Zion Hill, A. W. Harrold, elder.
Florida
Arcadia. Fla., C. H. Slifer, pastor.
Bailey, N. C, H. H. Masters, pastor and elder.
Bethel, N. C, Joel Hensley, pastor and elder.
Blue Ridge, N. C, Martin Owens, pastor and
Brummett
elder.
Heestand, elder.
Sugar Creek, Edward Shepfer, elder.

Tuscarawas, Ora DeLauter, pastor; S. Spran-
White Rock, Committee.
Brooklyn,
I.
Springfield, J. C.
stand, elder.
Grand View, D.
Williston, D. F. Landis, elder.

North and South Carolina, Georgia
Philadelphia, A. F. Shriver, pastor; Ed-
ward Shepfer, elder.

Owl Creek, S. S. Shoemaker,
A. Deardorff, elder.
Golden Willow,
Sprankel, elder.
S.
Greenwood, G. S. Strausbaugh, eldef.

Jonathan Creek, E. B. Bagwell, pastor and
Battle Creek, Canada, Geo. Strycker, elder.

Berthold, C. H. Petry, elder.
Bethany, J. D. Kesler, elder.
Bowden
Harrold, elder.
Canton Center, S. Sprankel, elder.

Canton City, W. D. Keller, elder.
Chippewa, D. R. McFadden, elder.
McKimmey.
Reed, pastor and
Wyandot,
elder.
58
J. L.
Guthrie.
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Ohio, Southern
Beeghly, elder.
Bear Creek, J.
Beaver Creek, Aaron Coy, elder.
Beech Grove, Svlvan Bookwalter, elder.
BrookviJle, J. W. Fidler, elder.
Charleston, D. M. Garver, elder. ^ ^ ^ ^.
Cincinnati Mission, J. O. Garst and J. W. Fid-
W.
ler, elders.
Circleville, C. C.
Garver, elder.
-^
,t
Sollenberger, pastor; D. M.
^ .
Covington, Geo. W. Flory, pastor; G. A. Sni.
der, elder.
Donnels Creek, J. D. Sandy, elder.

East Dayton, May and Philadelphia Streets;
O. Garst, elder.
Fort McKinley, A. L. Klepinger, elder.
Harris Creek, John Calvin Bright, elder.
Hickory Grove, Jacob Coppock, elder.
J.
Laramie, S. Z. Smith, elder.

Lexington, at Highland, Allen Ockerman, pastor
and
elder.
Lower Miami, Emanuel Shank, elder.

Lower Stillwater. B. F. Honeyman, elder.
Marble Furnace, J. W. Fidler and J. O. Garst,
May Hill, J. O. Garst and J. W. Fidler, elders.

Middle District, S. A. Blessing, elder,
Middletown, J. O. Garst, elder.
New Carlisle, D. S. Dredge, elder.
Newton, at Pleasant Hill, Chas. Flory, pastor;
Isaac Frantz, elder.
Oakland, D. M. Garver, elder.
Painter Creek, Wm. Royer, elder.
Palestine, Henry Baker, elder.
Pittsburg, N. W. Binkley, elder.
Poplar Grove, S. W. Blocher, elder.
Prices Creek, J. Longanecker, elder.
Salem, Wm. Minnich, elder.
Sidney, S. Z. Smith, pastor and elder.
Strait Creek, J. O. Garst and J. W. Fidler, eld-
Thomas, F. E. Marchand, elder.

Turkey Creek, Joseph Troxel, elder.
Union Center, W. P. Bosserman, elder.
Washita, A. L. Boyd, elder.
Wawaka, C. D. Eager, pastor, E.
Smith,
J.
elder.
Oregon
Albany, Hiram Smith, elder.
Ashland, L. B. Overholser, elder.
Bandon, J. W. Barnett, elder.
Mabel, H. H. Ritter, elder.
Myrtle Point, Thomas Barklow, elder.
Newberg, S. P. Van Dyke, elder.
Redmond.
Weston, John Bonewitz,
elder.
Williams, J. L. Teeter, elder.

Annville, A. B. Gingrich.
Big Swatara, John H. Witmer.
Chiques, H. S. Zug.
Conestoga, S. H. Hertzler.
Conewago,
Z.
S.
Witmer.
Elizabethtown, Samuel H. Hertzler.

Ephrata, Locust Street and Church Avenue,
David Kilhefner.
Fairview, Henry S. Sonon.
Harrisburg, Geo. N. Falkenstein.
Hatfield, F. P. Cassel.
Indian Creek, Jacob M. Price.

Lancaster, H. B. Yoder, elder.
Little Swatara, E. M. Wenger.
Maiden Creek, Jonathan G. Reber, elder.
Mechanic Grove, Rufus P. Bucher, elder.
Midway, A. H. Brubacher, elder.
Mingo, Jesse C. Ziegler.
Mountville, H. E. Light.
Norristown, 524 Barbadoes Street, Geo. E.
Yoder, pastor and elder.
Palmyra, John C. Zug, elder.
Peach Blossom, Fairview, Md., S. K. Fike,
elder.
ers.
Sugar Hill, J. F. Brubaker, elder.

Trotwood, D. M. Garver, elder.
Union City, B. F. Sharp, elder.
Upper Twin, Aaron Brubaker, elder.
West Dayton, Fourth Avenue and College St.,
Dayton, David F. Warner, pastor and elder.
White Oak, J. W. Fidler and J. O. Garst,
elders.
Oklahoma, Panhandle of Texas and

Mexico
Aylesworth,
J. A.
New
Brickey, pastor; J. R. Pit-
Antelope Valley, D, E. Cripe, elder.

Big Creek, N. S. Gripe, elder.
Cement, F. E. Marchand, elder.
Cheyenne, J. R. Pitzer, elder.
Clovis, C. H. Brown, elder.
Elk City, D. G. Brubaker, pastor J. R. Pitzer,
;
elder.
Enid Mission, Fourth and Randolph
Streets,
V. K. Meek, pastor.
Guthrie, J. Lehman, elder.
Hollow, O. E. Loshbaugh, pastor.
Hoyle Creek, J. E. Lawver, pastor; H. Booze,
er.
Cripe, elder.
D.
E.
Panhandle, Blair Hoover, pastor; W. P. Bosserman, elder.

Paradise Prairie, Daniel Wolfe, elder.
Pecos Valley, B. M. Reed, elder.
Pleasant Home, J. Lehman, elder.
Pleasant Plains, H. Booze, elder.
Prairie Lake, J. A. Root, pastor; H. Booze,
elder.
River, A. G. Fillmore, elder.
Sunshine, Samuel Weimer, elder.
John
C.
John Schlosser.
Tulpehocken, John Herr.

West Conestoga, Cyrus R. Gibbel.
West Greentree.
White Oak, Hiram
Gibble.
Pennsylvania, Middle
Albright, D. M.' Adams, pastor and elder.
Altoona, Sixth Avenue and Fifth Street, W.
S. Long, pastor and elder.
Ardenheim, W. J. Swigart, elder.
Artemas, John Bennett, elder.
Aughwick,
S.
A. Norris, elder.
Bellwood, D. B. Maddocks, pastor;

ler,
J. B. Mil-
elder.
Carson Valley, L. B. Benner, elder.

Claar, Edgat Diehm, pastor; F. C. Dively,
elder.
eider.
'Indian Creek, E. J. Smith, elder.

Monitor, I. H. Miller, pastor; D. E. Cripe, eld-
Mt. Hope, J. Lehman, elder.

New Oak Grove, F. E. Button, elder.
North Star, Joseph Troxel, pastor;
Reading, John C. Zug.

Ridgely, T. F. Imler, elder.
Schuylkill, E. M. Wenger.
Shamokin, Levi K. Ziegler, pastor;
Zug, elder.
Spring Creek, J. H. Longenecker.
Springfield, Benj. Hottel.
Spring Grove, I. W. Taylor.
Springville,
zer, elder.
Red
1917.
Clover Creek, J. K.- Brown, elder.

Dry Valley, S. J. Swigart, elder.
Dunnings Creek, Abram Fyock, elder.
Everett, M. J. Weaver, pastor; John S. Hershberger, elder.
Fairview, W. H. Holsinger, elder.
Hollidaysburg, W. N. Hoover, pastor
and
elder.
Huntingdon,
J.
H.
Cassady,
pastor;
Brumbaugh, elder.
James Creek, H. B. Brumbaugh,
Juniata Park,
J.
W.
H.
elder.
Wilt, pastor and elder.
A. Sell, elder.
B.
Leamersville, James
Lewistown, 134 Shaw Avenue, Wm. Kinsey,
pastor S. J. Swigart, elder.
New Enterprise. D. T. Detwiler, elder.
;
Raven Run,
S. I.
Brumbaugh,
elder.
Elk Lick, B. F. Waltz, pastor; W. M. Howe,
Rirtdlesburg, J. P. Harris, pastor; J. B. Miller,
elder.
elder.
Georges Creek, Jasper Barnthouse, elder.

Glade Run, G. K. Walker, pastor and elder.
Greensburg, M. J. Brougher, pastor; P. J.
Blough, elder.
Greenville, E. K. Hochstetler, elder.
Indian Creek, R. T. Hull, elder.
Jacobs Creek, B. B. Ludwick, pastor; J. K.
Roaring Spring, A. G. Crosswhite, pastor and

elder.
Snake Spring, W. S. Ritchey, elder.

Spring Run, J. C. Swigart, elder.
Stonerstown, J. P. Harris, pastor;
Brumbaugh,
B.
J.
elder.
Adams Avenue,
Tyrone,
J. B.
1917.
Brumbaugh,
D. P. Hoover, pastor;
Eicher, elder.
elder.
Warriors Mark, D. P. Hoover, pastor;
Brumbaugh, elder.
Woodbury, John R.
J.
Johnstown, L. B. Harshbarger, elder.

Walnut Grove, Bedford Street and Miller
Avenue, M. Clyde Horst, pastor.
Ligonier, P. J. Blough, elder.
Manor, J. W. Fyock, elder.
Maple Glen, J. W. Peck, elder.
Markleysburg, Samuel Umbel, elder.
Meyersdale, W. M. Howe, pastor and elder.
Middle Creek, Silas Hoover, elder.
Montgomery, Oran Fyock, elder.
B.
Stayer, elder.
Yellow Creek, D. A. Stayer, elder.

Pennsylvania, Southeastern, Ncav Jersey, and
Eastern "Sew York
Amwell congregation, three houses, Amwell,
Sand Brook and Bethel: parsonage at Sergeantsville, N. J.: H. T. Home, minister;
J. Kurtz Miller, elder.
Coventry, country church, L. R. Holsinger,
pastor and elder.
Greentree, country church, C. F. McKee, pastor and elder.
Harmonyville, village of St, Peters, Pa., W.
Morrellville,
W.
J.
elder.
Creek, G. K. Walker, pastor and elder.

Quemahoning, P. J. Blough, elder.
Sipesville, C. A. McDowell, pastor.
Red Bank, H. B. Heisey, pastor and elder..
Rockton, Geo. Cleaver, elder.
Rummel, P. J. Blough, elder.
Scalp Level, H. S. Replogle, pastor and elder.
Shade Creek, W. H. Fry, elder.
Summit Mills, .Toel Gnagey, elder.

Ten Mile, R. T. Idleman, pastor and
Philadelphia, Bethany Mission, 3'255 Kensington Avenue.

First Church, Dauphin above Broad parsonage, 2260 North Park Avenue; George D.
Kuns, pastor; M. C. Swigart, elder.
Geiger Memorial, 2541 West Lehigh Avenue;
parsonage attached to church A. L. B. Martin, pastor and elder.
Germantown, 6611 Germantown Avenue parsonage same address as church; M. C. Swigart, pastor and elder.
Pott'stown Mission, Fifth and York Streets,
in charge of Mission Board.
Royersford, D. P. Hylton, pastor; J. P. Het-
Trout Run, R. T. Hull, elder.

West Johnstown, N. W. Berkley,
Roxbury house, 16 Sell

E. M. Detwiler, pastor.
Viewmont house, W. H.
Bailey Grove, Jesse D. Clark.

J. Henry Peterson.
Beaver Creek,
pastor.
Bristol, Samuel H. Garst.

Cedar Grove, Joseph I. Sizemore.
Crowson. A. M. Bashor.
French Broad, A. E. Nead.
Fruitdale, Ala., Madison Wine.
Buffalo,
Knob Creek, D. F. Bowman.

Limestone. P. D. Reed.
J. Henry Peterson.
Midway, A. M. Laughrun.
Mountain Valley, P. M. Correll.
Carlisle, Jos. A.
elder.
Meadow Branch,
New Hope, John
Geo.
B. Hilbert.
Oneonta, Ala., S. D. Zigler, elder.

Piney Flats, D. F, Bowman.
Pleasant Hill, John H. Garst.
Pleasant Mount, James S. Barrette.
Pleasant Valley, C. H. Diehl.
Pleasant View, A. J, Vines.
Wayne Mission, Miss., Madison Wine.
White Horn, P. D. Reed.
Wolf Creek, Ky., R. H. Reed.
Lower Cumberland, Wm. Murphy, elder.

Marsh Creek, Albert Hollinger, elder.
Perry, David Roth, pastor; D. A. Foust, elder.
Pleasant Hill, D. B. Hohf, elder.
Ridge, S. M. Stouffer, elder.
Sugar Valley, Chas. A. Schwenk, elder.
Upper Codorus, B. S. Miller, elder.
Upper Conewago, C. L. Baker, elder.
M. Stouffer,
pastor.
Vannaberga, Per Jonsson.

Tennessee
Pennsylvania, Southern
Antietam, C. R. Oellig, elder.
Back Creek, D. A. Foust, elder.
S.
Johnstown,
Kjaflinge, A. Andersson.
J. F. Graybill.
Olserod, B. Lindell.
Simrishamn, A. Andersson.
ric, elder.
Upper Cumberland,
Street,
Rummel,
Malmo,
Codorus, D. Y. Brillhart, elder.

Falling Spring, Wm. C. Koontz, elder.
Hanover, Daniel Bowser, elder.
Lost Creek, J. E. Rowland, pastor;
Strawser, elder.
Lower Conewago, Hezekiah Cook, elder.
elder.
elder.
Sweden
Green Shively, elder.

Long, elder.
Chambersburg, Peter S. Lehman,
pastor.
Plum
G. Nyce, pastor; L. R. Holsinger, elder.

New York City, First Brethren, 354 Sixtieth
Street; parsonage at 358 Sixtieth Street; W.
M. Kahle, pastor and elder.
Italian Mission, 205 Twenty-first St., .John
G. Caruso, Italian pastor; J. Kurtz Miller,
elder.
Parkerford, village church, parsonage in Parkerford, A. M. Dixon, pastor and elder.
Upper Dublin, H. K. Garman,
Mills,
Mt. Union, Solomon Bucklew, pastor and elder.

Pittsburgh, 1120 Greenfield Avenue, T. R. Coffman, pastor and elder.
Pleasant Hill, E. D. Blue, pastor J. E. Blough,
Texas and liOuisiana

Bethel, at Kenedy, Texas, G. E. Wales, elder.
Fort Worth, Texas, A. J. Wine, elder.
Live Oak, at Weatherford, Texas, K. G. Tennison, elder.
Manvel, Texas, M. H. Peters, elder.
Nocona, Texas, K. G. Tennison, elder.
Pleasant Grove, at Tomball, Texas, J. A. Mil-
elder.
York, First Church, West King and Belvidere

Avenue, Jos. A. Long, pastor and elder.
Berlin, B. F. Waltz, pastor and elder.
Bolivar, J. C. Sanner, pastor; H. S. R'eplogle,
elder.
ler,
Brothers Valley, Daniel H. Walker, elder.

Chest Creek, D. R. Berkey, pastor; J. W. Fy-
elder.
Portland, Texas,
Roanoke, La.,
ock, elder.
Connellsville Mission,
W. M. Howe, elder.
Dunnings Creek, Abram Fyock, elder.
J.
A. Miller, elder.
A. Miller, elder.
J.
Virginia, Eastern
Belmont, Geo. A. Maupin, elder.

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Bethel, E. J. Egan, pastor; I. A. Miller, elder.

Fairfax, E. E. Blough, elder.
Locust Grove, S. A. Sanger, elder.
Thorny Bottom, Josiah Beverage,
Madison, S. A. Sanger, elder.

Manassas, Abram Conner, elder.
Midland, M. G. Early, elder.
Mine Run, Geo. A. Maupin, elder.
Mt. Carmel, S. A. Sanger, elder.
Angel's Rest, Moses I. Dickerson.

Antioch, Riley Flora.
Beaver Creek, Noah R. Boothe.
Bethlehem, D. A. Naff.
Blackberry, S. M. Ikenberry.
Burks Fork, Joseph Hylton.
Christiansburg, W. H. Naff.
Coulson, S. G. Spangler.
Germantown, Riley L. Peters.
Mt. Hermon, Riley Flora.
Mt. Jackson. Samuel P. Reed.
Pleasant Hill, A. N. Hylton, elder.
Pleasant Valley, Wyatt Reed.
Red Oak Grove, W. H. Naff, elder.
Smiths River, Wm. A. Elgin.
Snow Creek, John O. Boone.
St. Paul.
Swan Creek, Wm. I. Hall.
Topeco, A. N. Hylton,
Walkers Well, L. A. Bowman.
White Rock, Wyatt Reed.
Nokesville,
I.
A.
Miller,
Virginia, Southern
elder.
Rappahannock, S. H. Flory, elder.

Trevilian, D. M. Glick, elder.
Virginia, First
Alleghany, J. W. Jamison, elder.

Antioch, S. P. Beahm, elder.
Bethel.
W. Va., John Dixon, pastor; J. H.

Murray, elder.
_ _,
Chestnut Grove, W. Va., J. S. Zigler, elder.
Cloverdale, S. Crumpacker, elder.
Copper Hill, Isaac Shaver, elder.
Crab Orchard, W. Va., J. A. Riner, pastor; A.
M. Frantz, elder.
Bluefield,
Daleville, J.
W.
Ikenberry, elder.
Greenbriar, W. Va., A. M. Frantz, elder.

Jeters Chapel, S. Crumpacker, elder.
Johnsville, D. C. Naff, elder.
Lynchburg, P. S. Miller, elder.
Monroe, G. W. Hutchinson, elder.
Mt. Joy, Lewis Newcomb, elder.
Oakvale, J. H. Akers, pastor; C. E. Filer, elder.
Peters Creek, C. E. Eller, elder.
Roanoke City, P. S. Miller, elder.
Saunders Grove, S. R. Saunders, elder.
Selma, J. T. Layman, elder.
Smiths Chapel, J. W. Ikenberry, elder.
Troutville, C. D. Hylton, pastor; Jonas Graybill,
Centralia,
East Wenatchee, at Wenatchee,
tor; A. B. Peters, elder.

B. E. Breshears, pastor; C. E. Holmes,
elder.
Seventy-second
Seattle,
and
Greenwood
Streets, R. F. Hiner, elder.
Spokane, Stephen Johnson, elder.
Stiverson, at Laurel, C. A. Wagner, elder.
Sunnyside, J. A. Eby, elder.
Tacoma, 710 South Fiftieth Street, M. F.
Woods, elder.
Tekoa, D. B. Eby, elder.
Wenatchee, L. E. Ulrich, elder.
Wenatchee Park, at Plain, P. H. Hertzog,
elder.
Yakima, at North Yakima, Enoch Faw, elder.
Omak,
West
Allegheny,
Cheat River,
German
S. H. Fike, elder.
Settlement. .Tonas Fike, elder.
Greenland, E. T. Fife, elder.
Harman, Jonas
Fike, elder.
Knobley, Peter Arnold, elder.

New Creek, B. W. Smith, elder.
North Fork, John S. Fike, elder.
Old Furnace, B. W. Smith, elder.
Virginia, Second
Barren Ridge, Geo. A. Phillips, elder.
Beaver Creek, A. S. Thomas, elder.
Bridgewater, Hiram G. Miller, elder.
Buena Vista, J. C. Garber, pastor; S. I. Flory,
Red Creek, John S. Fike, elder.

Sandy Creek, Jeremiah Thomas,
Seneca, Obed Hamstead, elder,
elder.
elder.
West
Beans
Virginia, Second
.Chapel, E. G. Bean, pastor

Z. Annon, elder.
elder.
Brady
Gate, John Riggleman, housekeeper.

Mill Creek, in charge of Mission Board.
Mount Zion, J. M. Wells, elder.
Pleasant Valley, M. C. Czigans, housekeeper.
Shiloh, Obed Hamstead, elder.
Valley River, J. W. Row, pastor; Z. Annon,
elder.
A,
S.
Thom-
elder.
as, elder.
J. T. Glick, elder.
Wade
Summit,
Chapel, Z. Annon, elder.
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and
Bethany,
Pleasant Valley, Peter Garber, elder.
Send
elder.
Tearcoat, A. W. Arnold, elder.

White Pine, H. N. Kelley, elder.
Elk Run, W. H. Zigler, elder.

Headwaters, J. W. Wine, elder.
Hevener, A. S. Thomas, elder.
Lebanon, Perry Wenger, elder.
Middle River, B. B. Garber, elder.
Mt. Vernon, J. R. Kindig, elder.
;
Virginia, First
Cosner, elder.
J. T.
Bean Settlement, Geo. S. Arnold, elder.

Beaver Run, Geo. S. Arnold, elder.
Capon Chapel, J. A. Parish, elder.
Clanahan, elder.
Salem, N. D. Cool, elder.
South Fork, J. W. Wampler, elder.
Timberville, John F. Driver, elder.
Unity, J. S. Roller, elder.
Upper Lost River, L. D, Caldwell, elder.
Woodstock, H. R. Mowry, elder.
W. Wine,
Filbrun,
J. J.
elder.
Linville Creek.
Lower Lost River, B. D. Hinegardner, elder.
Mill Creek, H. C. Early, elder.
Mt. Zion, J. M. Foster, elder.
North Mill Creek, J. "W. Wampler, elder.
Pleasant View, B. W. Neff, elder.
Powells Fort, Wm. E. Hamilton, pastor; John
Sangerville, J.
Fitz,
Forest Center, W. H. Tigner, elder.

Loomis, H. M. Rothrock, elder.
Mt. Hope, at Chewelah, J. O. Streeter, pas-
elder.
Staunton, Geo. A. Phillips, pastor
Washington
David Fonts, pastor; Conrad
elder.
Virginia, Northern
Brocks Gap, Daniel Turner, elder.
Cooks Creek, J. M. Kagey, elder.
Flat Rock, Daniel P. Wine, elder.
Greenmount, I. C. Myers, elder,
Harrisonburg, P. S. Thomas, elder.
Chimney Run, A. A. Miller, elder.

Crummits Run, Geo. M. Puffenbarger,
elder.
Valley Bethel, A. A. Miller, elder.
l.SO per
Year
subscriptions to the Brethren Publishing House, Elgin,

61
111
1917.
Mission Boards and Their Organization

and Southeastern
Missouri
Pres., Jacob M. Swinger, Essex, Mo., 1916.
Sec, H. I. Buechley, Carlisle, Ark., 1915.
Treas., H. J. Lilly, Carlisle, Ark., 1917.
Arkansas,
First
Pres., John
1918.
ley, Ind., 1920.

Sec.-Treas., J. A. Miller,
Pres., D. R. Holsinger, Laton, Cal., 1917.
Vice-Pres.,
J.
Rhoads,
1277
W.
Crist,
Yorba Linda,
Wm. H. Wertenbaker, 1254 E. 50th

Los Angeles, Cal., 1917.
Sec,
Iowa, Middle
A. M. Stine, Adel, Iowa, 1918.
Rec-Sec, G. E. Goughnour, Ankeny, Iowa,
1918.
Treas.,
St.,
1918.
J. E. Burkholder,
1919.
Treas.,
J.
111.,
W. Sensenbaugh, Cerro Gordo,
Grundy
Harmony, Minn.,
1920.
Enoch Derrick, Abilene, Kans.,
1919.
Pres., A. C. Daggett, Covert, Kans., 1921.

Vice-Pres., D. A. Crist, Quinter, Kans., 1917.
Sec.-Treas., H. C. Long, Littleton, Colo., 1917.
Hirndia Garber, Portis, Kans., 1920.
F. A. Wagner, Waldo, Kans., 1918.
1917.
Auburn,
1920.
Treas., G.
2,
Kansas, Northwestern, and North and East

Central Colorado
1921.
111.,
R. D.
Iowa, Southern
Pres., A. L. Sears, R. D. 1, Garden Grove,
Iowa, 1919.
Sec, A. H. Brower, R. D. 1, South English,
Iowa, ]918.
Treas., W. D. Grove, R. D. 1, South English,
Iowa, 1917.
Kansas, Northeastern
Pres., Geo. Manon, Gypsum, Kans., 1918.
Sec, R". A. Yoder, Sabetha, Kans., 1917.
Falls, Idaho, 1918.
26,
Iowa,
H, H. Wingert, Kingsley, Iowa, 1919.

A. P. Blough, 1315 Grant Ave., Waterloo, Iowa,
Northern and Wisconsin

Pres., S. S. Plum, Polo, 111., 1920.
Sec.-Treas., Elmer Zuck, Lanark, 111., 1918.
Ezra Flory, 343 S. Trumbull Ave., Chicago,
D. J. Blickenstafe, Oakley,
Sec, E. E. Brubaker, R. D 45, Box
Center,
1917.
Illinois,
Pres.,
Dallas
Sec.-Treas., H. C. Sheller,
Center, Iowa, 1921.
Denmark
H. B. William's, Elgin, 111., 1917.

0. D. Buck, Franklin Grove, Illinois,
Illinois, Southern
Royer,
Iowa, Northern, Minnesota and South Dakota

Pres., I. M. Forney, R. D. 2, Waterloo, Iowa,
Chairman, A. F. Wine.
Secretary, P. Hansen.
Treasurer, C. Hansen.
M. Johansen.
Pres., L. H. Eby, Payette, Idaho, 1917.
Sec, David Betts, Nampa, Idaho, 1919.
111.,
W. H.
1919.
Sec. of City Conditions, E. C. Trostle, Panora,
Iowa, 1917.
Sec. of Rural Conditions, I. W. Brubaker,
Prairie City, Iowa, 1919.
Cal.,
Colorado, Western and Utah

Pres., J. D. Coffman, Grand Junction, Colo.
W. F. Wiler, Grand Junction, Colo., 1917.
J. R. Frantz, Fruita, Colo., 1917.
Twin
Gaston, Ind..
Pres.,
Treas., Harvey Vaniman, Lordsburg, Cal., 1921.

Ira B. Netzley, Glendora, Cal., 1920.
Treas., S. S. Neher,
1,
1919.
Fresno, Cal., 1918.
D.
R. D.
Ock-
1.,
E. O. Norris, R. D. 38, Ingalls, Ind., 1921.
Glenn Ave.,
Sec.-Treas., J. S. Strole, Laton, Cal., 1919.

California, Southern, and Arizona
Pres., W. E. Trostle, R. D. 1, San Gabriel, Cal.,
1918.
.Vice-Pres.,
1919.
W.
Vice-Pres., Jeremiah Barnhart, R. D.
R.
Indiana, Southern
Root, R. D. 4, Lafayette, Ind.,
District
111.,
1921.
Kansas, Southeastern
Pres., Wm. C. Watkins, Grenola, Kans., 1918.
Sec, Jno. A. Campbell, R. D. 2, Parsons, Kans.,
H. H. Gruber, Astoria, 111., 1919.

G. W. Miller, Cerro Gordo, 111., 1918.
India
Field Committee of India Mission
Pres., J. M. Blough, Bulsar, India, 1916.
-1917.
Treas., M. E. Stair, Mont Ida, Kans, 1919.

Kansas, Southwestern, and Southern Colorado
Pres., J. J. Yoder, McPherson, Kans., 1918.
Sec.-Treas., M. J. Mishler, Conway, Kans., 1917.
David Hamm, Rocky Ford, Colo., 1918.
John N. Dresher, McPherson, Kans., 1917.
F. A. Vaniman, McPherson, Kans., 1919.
Maryland, Eastern
Pres., A. P. Snader, New Windsor, Md., 1918.
V. Pres., C. D. Bonsack, New Windsor, Md.,
Sec, J. B. Emmert, Jalalpor, India, 1915.

Treas., Adam Bbey, Karadoho, India, D. J.
Lichty, Umalla Village, India, 1917.
1. S. Long, Vyara, India, 1918.
W. B. Stover, Anklesvar, India, 1919.
District Mission Board of India
Pres., J. M. Blough, Bulsar, 1915.
Sec, Govind Khengar, Bulsar, 1916.
Treas., Lellu Kalidas, Amletha, 1916.
Iccha Narsi, Umalla Village, 1917.
Visvas Randevi, Vyara, 1917.
Indiana, Middle
Pres., J. G. Stinebaugh, R. D. 3, Camden, Ind.,
1917.
Sec.-Treas.,
W.
E.
Roop, Westminster, Md.,
1917.
W.
New
Windsor, Md., 1918.

Market, Md., 1916.
Maryland, Middle
Pres., David M. Zuck, Mercersburg, Pa., 1918.
Sec, John S. Bowlus, Burkittsville, Md., 1919.
Treas., Caleb Long, Boonsboro, Md., 1917.
Elmer S. Rowland, Hagerstown, Md., 1921.
Siron F. Spitzer, Gapland, Md., 1920.
Maryland, Western
J.
S.
1917.
Sec, S. S. Blough, 604 Miami Street, North

Manchester, Ind., 1920.
Emery Miller, R. D. 9, Huntington,
Treas.,
Ind., 1918.
D. M. Byerly, Magley, Ind., 1919.

Geo. E. Swihart, Roann, Ind., 1921.
Traveling Secretary, Irvin Fisher, Mexico, Ind.
Indiana, Northern
Pres., D. R. Yoder, Goshen, Ind., 1918.
Sec, David Metzler, Nappanee, Ind., 1919.
Trees'.,, J. H. Schrock, Shipshewana, Ind., 1917.
Englar,
K. Utz,
New
Pres., A. L. Sines, Sines, Md., 1921.

Sec.-Treas., Frank H. Harvey, Gormania, W.
Va., 1920.
Perry H. Broadwater, Bittinger, Md., 1921.
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Daniel Baker, Grantsville, Md., 1917.
Henry Sines, Sines, Md., 1917.
Michigran
Pres., C. L. Wilkins (also traveling member),
Middleton, Mich., 1919.
Sec.-Treas., Peter B. Messner, Lake Odessa,
Mich., 1917.
Locating Sec,
J.
Edson Ulery, Onekama,
Mich,,
1918.
David B. Sower, Scottville, Mich., 1918.

S. M. Smith, Lake Odessa, Mich., 1917.
Missouri, Middle
Pres., Jesse D. Mohler, Warrensburg, Mo.,
1919.
Sec, C. A. Lentz, Leeton, Mo., 1917.

Treas., Ira Witmore, Adrian, Mo., 1918.
Permanent Dist. Clerk, Jesse D. Mohler, Warrensburg, Mo.
Missouri, Northern
Pres,, J. S. Bowman, R. D. 4, Norborne, Mo.,
1917.
Ezra Mohler, Plattsburg, Mo., 1918.

Frank Vanpelt, R. D. 8, Richmond, Mo.
Missouri Southern, and Northwestern Arkansas
Sec.-Treas.,
J.
Howard Oxley, 1918.

W. R. Argabright, Fairview, Mo.
Pres.,
Sec,
Treas.,
Orin Harvey. 1022 Main
St.,
Joplin,
Mo., 1917.
Nebraska
Nickey, Haxtun,
Colo., 1919.
Pres., \S. G.
Sec, Edgar Rothrock, Carlisle, Nebr., 1918.
Treas,, Levi L. Meek, Octavia, Nebr., 1917.

Canada
1917.
1920.
New Jersey and

Eastern New York
Pres., George D. Kuns, 2260 N. Park Ave.,
Pennsylvania, Southeastern,
Philadelphia, Pa., 1918.

Sec, H. K. Garman, 4637 North Thirteenth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa., 1919.
Treas., W. S. Price, Royersford, Pa., 1917.
H. T. Home, Cherryville, N. J., 1920.
Pres., Jos. A. Long, York, Pa., 1920.
Sec, M. A. Jacobs, Waynesboro, Pa., 1920.
Treas., C. R. Oellig, Waynesboro, Pa., 1918.
C. L. Baker, East Berlin, Pa., 1919.
D. A. Foust, R. D. 1, Greencastle, Pa., 1918.
Pres., J. J. Shaffer, R. D. 2, Berlin, Pa., 1918.
Sec, H. S. Replogle, Windber, 1917.
Treas., P. J. Blough, Hooversville, Pa., 1920.
W. M. Howe, Meyersdale, Pa., 1921.
Galen K. Walker, Shelocta, Pa., 1919.
Sweden
Pres.,
J.
Graybill,
Friisgatan
Sec, Jonis Sjolin, Birgerjarlsgatan
Limhamn, Sweden.
Treas., F. J. Johansson,
hamn, Sweden,
1,
Malmo,
81,
Nytorp,
Ansgarigatan
21,
Lim-
B, Lindell, Olserod, Sweden,

S.
Florida
A, Cederholm,
Sweden.
Simrisholm,
Simrishamn,
Pres., P. D. Reed, Limestone, Tenn., 1919.

Sec, A. E. Nead, Limestone, Tenn., 1918.
Treas., S. H. Garst, Blountville, Tenn., 1920.
S. J. Bowman, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1917.
Ohio, Northeastern
Texas and Liouisiana
Pres., A. B. Horst, Spencer, Ohio, 1918.

Sec, Ed. Shepfer, Sugar Creek, Ohio, 1917.
Treas., A. S. Halteman, Wooster, Ohio, 1919.
Sam Molsbee, Nocona, Texas, 1918.

Sec, M, H. Peters, Manvel, Texas, 1917.
Treas., J. M. Moore, Manvel, Texas, 1916.
Pres.,
Ohio, Northwestern
Armentrout, 525 N. Franklin Ave.,
Lima, Ohio, 1917.
Pres., G. D.
Virg:inia, Eastern
Sanger (Honorary Life Member),
Free Union, Va.
Vice-Pres., J. A. Hinegardner, Midland, Va.
Sec, I. B. Miller, Oakton, Va., 1918.
Treas,, S. H. Florji, Oakton, Va., 1918.
Pres., S. A.
Sec, D. G. Berkebile, Delta, Ohio, 1918.

Treas., J. L. Yoder, Bellefontaine, Ohio, 1919.
S. H. Vore, Lima, Ohio, 1918.
J. L. Guthrie, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, 1919.
Ohio, Southern
Pres, D. M. Garver, Trotwood, Ohio, 1921.
Sec.-Treas., Clarence A. Baker, R. D. 1, West
Manchester, Ohio, 1917.
Adam Pfeifer, West Milton, Ohio, 1920.
J. W. Fidler, Brookville, Ohio, 1918.
J. O. Garst, R. D. 6, Dayton, Ohio, 1919.
Oklahoma, Panhandle of Texas and Pecos
W.
F. Hale, Nokesville, Va.

Geo. A. Maupin, R. D. 1, Free Union, Va.
Virgrinia, First
Pres., C. E. Filer, Salem, Va., 1921.
Sec.-Treas., Levi Garst, Salem, Va., 1920.
W.
J.
J.
Crumpacker, Roanoke, Va.,
P.
W.
W.
1918.
Shaver, Troutville, Va., 1919.

Ikenberry, Daleville, Va., 1917.
Mexico
Virginia, Northern
Pres,, J.
1919.
Pres., N. S. Gripe, Coyle, Okla., 1919.

Sec, J. R. Pitzer, Cordell, Okla., 1917.
Treas., W. P. Bosserman, Tangier, Okla., 1918.
J. A. Byerly, Elk City, Okla., 1919.
D. L. Kinzie, 1917.
Sec,
I.
Carson
Miller,
Moores
Store,
Va.,
N. Zigler, Broadway, Va.. 1917.
Treas., J. C. Myers, Broadway, Va., 1918.

L. S. Miller, Harrisonburg, Va., 1917.
Miller, Singers Glen, Va., 1918.
I.
Oregron
Van Dyke, Newberg, Oregon, 1919.

Sec, Thomas Barklow, Myrtle Point, Oregon,
Wm.
Virgrinia, Second
Pres., B. B. Garber, R. D. 1, Waynesboro, Va..
1919.
V. Pres., S. I. Flory, Stuarts Draft, Va., 1921.
Treas,, J. B. Coffman, Dayton, Va., 1917.
Pres., S. P.
1917.
512,
F.
Sweden.
Pres., H. H. Masters, Brummett, N. C, 1918.

Sec.-Treas., Geo. A. Branscom, Campobello, S.
C, 1917.
L. A. Jones, Scottville, N. C, 1919.
Box
Pa.,
1919.
Sec, H. A. Spanogle, Lewistown, Pa., 1918.

Treas., D. T. Detwiler, New Enterprise, Pa.,
M. L. Huffman, Rocklake, N. Dak., 1917.

North and South Carolina, Georgria and
C. Lininger,
Pa., 1916.
Pres., John Bennett, Artemas, Pa., 1917.
Vice-Pres., J. S. Hershberger, Everett,
1919.
M.
W. Weaver, Manheim,
Geo.
Sec, O. A. Myer, Williston, N. Dak., 1917.

Treas., Geo. C. Deardorff, Rocklake, N. Dak.,
Treas.,
Pa., 1918.
Sec, E. M. Wenger, Fredericksburg, Pa., 1915.

Treas., D. Kilhefner, Ephrata, Pa., 1919.
Rufus P. Bucher, R. D. 3, Quarryville, Pa.,
1918.
New
H. Longenecker, Palmyra,
Pres., J.
Pres., Geo. W. Hilton, Surrey, N. Dak,, 1919.

Vice-Pres., J. S. Sheaffer, Carrington, N. Dak.,
Valley,
1917.
Ashland, Ore-
gon, 1918.
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West
Sec, J. W. Hess, Bridgewater, Va., 1918.

D. S. Thomas, Bridgewater, Va., 1920.
John R. Riggleman (deacon), Rockoak, W.
M. Ikenberry, Wirtz, Va.,
Sec, J. Bowman, Callaway, Va.,

Treas,, W. A. Elgin, Elamsville,
Asa Bowman, R. D. 1, Floyd, Va.
Virginia, First
Pres., Peter Arnold, Burlington, W. Va., 1920.

Sec, Ezra Pike, Eglon, W. Va., 1919.
Treas., John S. Fike, Eglon, W. Va., 1921.
Virginia, Southern.
Pres., S.
1917.
1916.
1915.
Va., 1916.
Va., 1917.
Jeremiah
Thomas, Bruceton
Mills,
W.
Va.,
1918.
West Virginia, Second

Pres., W. J. Row, Junior, W. Va., 1919.
Sec, E. G. Bean, Indian Camp, W. Va., 1917.
Treas., Z. Annon, Thornton, W. Va., 1921.
A. N. Hylton, Floyd, Va., 1914.
Washington
Pres., S. A. Shockley, Lookout, Wash., 1918.
Sec, L. C. Wise, Wenatchee, Wash., 1917.
Treas., H. C. Nead, North Yakima, Wash., 1919.
J. I. Spurgeon,
J. F. Valentine,
R. D. 1, Auburn, W. Va., 1918.

Belington, W. Va., 1920.
Temperance Committees and Their Organization

THE GENERAI. TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE OF THE CHURCH OF THE
Pres.,
BRETHREN.
Chairman,
1918.
Sec, J. J.
Treas., J.
1919.
P.
J.
Blough,
Hooversville,
Pa.,
John, New Windsor, Md., 1917.

Carson Miller, Moores Store, Va.
Iowa, Middle
Chairman, D. W. Wise, Grand Junction, Iowa,
.
1918.
District
Sec, Chas. Reynolds, Panora, Iowa, 1917.
Temperance Committees
Treas., P. S. Brunk, Altoona, Iowa, 1919.
Arkansas, First District and Southeastern

Missouri
Caleb Altus, Hoxie, Ark.
Newton Boyt, Poplar Bluff, Mo., 1917.
I.
Iowa, Northern, Minnesota and South
Dakota
D.
Ernest Davis, Macdoel,
Lehman, Reedley,
olis,
S.
1918.
Sec. -Treas.,
Fred Chemberlen,
The Palms, Cal., 1917.
7319 Fourth
Iowa, Southern
J. H. Brower, R. D. 1, South EngIowa, 1918.
Sec, D. P. Miller, Kinross, Iowa, 1917.
Treas., Mrs. Almeda Caskey, Corning, Iowa,
Chairman,
lish,
Cal.,
St.,
1919.
W. M.
Piatt, 800 Clanton Street,

Cal., 1919.
Los Angeles,
Chairman,
Colo., 1916.
1917.
Twin Falls, Idaho. 1919.

Nampa, Idaho, 1918.
Treas., J. F. IJllery,
Northern, and Wisconsin

111.,
Illinois, Southern
Harshbarger, Girard, 111., 1919.
Sec, Ralph C. Stambaugh, Astoria, 111., 1919.
Treas., R. N. Leatherman, 1303 N. Champaign
Pres.,
St.,
W.
I.
J.
Champaign,
111.,
1917.
India, First District

B. Stover, Anklesvar, 1917.
Ranchod Ganesh, Anklesvar,

Soma Rama, Bulsar, 1915.
St.,
Kansas, Northwestern, and North and East

Central Colorado
Chairman, Roy Crist, Quinter, Kans., 1917.
Sec, Mary E. Daggett, Covert, Kans., 1918.
Treas., Geo. Breon, Portis, Kans., 1920.
Kansas, Southeastern (Also Sunday-school
Board)
Pres.. J. A. Strohm, Westphalia, Kans., 1919.
Sec-Treas. (Sunday-school work), J. S. Leaman, Madison, Kans., 1918.
Sec-Treas. (Temperance work), R. W. Quakenbush, Fredonia, Kans., 1917.
Kansas, Southwestern, and Southern Colorado
Chairman, Jacob Funk, Peabody, Kans., 1918.
M. S. Frantz, Wichita, Kans., 1919.
Dr. A. J. Culler, McPherson, Kans., 1917.
Maryland, Eastern
Chairman, J. J. Johns, New Windsor, Md.,

Chairman, B. D. Kerlin, Twin Falls, Idaho,
Illinois,
Kans.,
Sec, W. P. Strole, 3145 West Forty-third

Rosedale, Kans., 1918.
Treas., Roy Rock, Navarre, Kans., 1919.
Colina Miller, Clifton, Colo., 1918.

Denmark (not reported).
Pres.. C. C. Price, Polo, 111., 1917.

Sec. -Treas., M. W. Emmeijt, Mt. Morris,
1919.
Chas. H. Keltner, DeKalb, 111., 1918.
Kansas; Northeastern
L. Hoover, Overbrook,
I.
1917.
Colorado, Western, and Utah

Chairman, A. L. Gnagey, Fruita, Colo., 1917.
Sec. -Treas., J. D. Coffman, Grand Junction,
Sec, Fred A. Flora,
W. Shock. 1210,25th Ave., N. MinneapMinn., 1918.
Treas., E. E. Eshelman, Preston, Minn., 1917.
California, Southern,
Chairman,
Wise, Grand Junction, Iowa, 1918.
1919.
Cal., 1918.
Cal., 1917.
and Arizona
W. Funk, Charter Oak.,
W.
Sec, D.
L. Feightrier, Elk Creek, Cal., 1919.
L. J.
Indiana, Southern
Oscar Working, Hagerstown, Ind., 1917.
Sec, D. W. Bowman, 3702 Columbus Ave., Anderson, Ind., 1918.

Treas., C. C. Petry, Kitchel, Ind., 1919.
1918.
Sec, R.
Treas.,
1916.
.T.
W.
Ridgely, Myersville, Md., 1917.

E. Roop, Westminster, Md., 1916.
Maryland, Middle
Chairman, C. M. Hicks, Clear Spring, Md.,
Indiana, Middle
T. D. Butterbaugh, Silver Lake. Ind., 1917.
Ira E. Long, AndreAVS, Ind., 1918.
Moine Landis, North Manchester, Ind., 1919.
Indiana, Northern
1917.
Sec, A. M. Horst, Hagerstown. Md.. 1919.

Treas., N. P. Castle, Brownsville, Md., 1918.
Maryland, Western
I. W. Abernathy, Wilson, W. Va.
Sec-Treas., Perry Bowser. Grant'sville, Md.
James W. Beeghly, Oakland, Md.
J. T. Green, Lonaconing, Md.
F. Appleman, 351 East Walnut St., Nappanee, Ind., 19]8.

Wm, Overholser, Warsaw, Ind., 1919.
F. O. Richcreek, Syracuse, Ind., 1917.
Chairman,
J.
64

Daniel Baker, Grantsville, Md.
D. M. Merrill, Avilton, Md.
Chairman, Brice Sell, Hollidaysburg, Pa., 1917.
Sec, T. T. Myers, Huntingdon, Pa., 1919.
Treas., J. B. Brumbaugh, Juniata Park, Pa,
Michigan
Chairman, C. H. Deardorfe, Clarksville, Mich,
1918.
1918.
Pennsylvania, Southeastern, New Jersey and

Eastern New York
Chairman, M. C. Swigart, 6611 Germantown
Sec, D. E. Sower, Scottville, Mich., 1919.

Treas., Geo. E. Stone, Crystal, Mich., 1917.
Missouri, Middle
Chairman, Jacob Ihrig, Fairfield, Mo., 1919,
Sec. -Treas., T. C- Nininger, 303 N. Bellaire
Ave., Kansas City, Mo., 1917.
Mollie L. Lentz, 6238 High St., Kansas City,
Mo., 1918.
Missouri, Northern
Chairman,
J.
S.
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., 1918.

Sec, George D. Kuns, Philadelphia, Pa., 1917.
M. B. Miller, Sergeantsville, N. J., 1916.
Chairman, John A. Miller, Carlisle, Pa., 1917.
Sec, J. J. Kreiner, Chambersburg, Pa., 1917.
Treas.,
Kline, 2919 St. Joseph Ave.,
St. Joseph, Mo.

Sec, Bruce S. Williams, R. D.
2,
Treas.,
Mo.
Missouri, Southern, and Northwestern Arkansas
Chairman, Noah Oren, Carthage, Mo., 1919.
Sweden (not reported)

Tennessee
Chairman, Samuel H. Garst, Blountville, Tenn.,
Cabool, Mo., 1917.

Treas., Peter Killingsworth, 1918.
Gitt,
1916.
Nebraska
Chairman, M. R. Weaver, 2615 N. 22nd
Sec, Robert Hilbert, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1916.

Treas., S. W. Beals, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1916.
Texas and [Louisiana
Sec, A. J. Wine, Ft. Worth, Texas.
'St.,
Omaha, Nebr., 1918.

Sec, F. D. Beck, Bruning, Nebr., -1919.
Treas., J. Edwin Jarboe, Lincoln, Nebr., 1917.
Virginia, Eastern

Canada
Chairman, G. I. Michael, R. D. 3, Kenmare, N.
R. Leatherman, R. D. 3, Vienna, Va., 1915.

B. F. Click, Trevilian, Va.
J.
A. K. Graybill, Nokesville, Va., 1919.

Virginia, First District
Dak., 1917,
Price Umphlet, 1918.
Thomas Allen, York, N. Dak., 1919.
Chairman,
North and South Carolina, Georg:ia and
W.
J.
Ikenberry,
Daleville,
Va.,
H. Murray,
Roanoke,
Va.,
1917.
Sec-Treas.,
Florida
Jos.
1918.
Chairman, H. H. Masters, Brummett, N. C,

J.
1917.
Sec-Treas., W. C. Prince, Chesnee, S. C, 1917.

L. A. Jones, Scottville, N. C, 1918.
Ohio, Northeastern
Chairman, W. D. Keller, Ashland, Ohio.
Sec-Treas., R. M. Moomaw, Apple Creek, Ohio.
A. A. Kurtz, Hartville, Ohio.
Ohio, Northwestern
Chairman, J. R. Snyder, Belief ontaine, Ohio,
H. Garst, Salem, Va., 1919.

Virginia, Northern
S. Thomas, Harrisonburg, Va.,
Chairman, P.
1917.
Sec-Treas., Joseph Pence, Port Republic, Va.,

1919.
W. C.
Hoover, Timberville, Va., 1918.

Virginia, Second District
Chairman, M. A. Good, Bridgewater, Va.
Sec, John T.' Click, Bridgewater, Va.
Treas., C. M. Driver, R. D. 3, Staunton, Va.
Virginia, Southern District
Chairman, A. N. Hylton, Floyd, Va., 1916.
Sec-Treas., G. A. Barnhart, Wirtz, Va., 1914.
Asa Bowman, Floyd, Va., 1915.
1919.
Sec-Treas., Leo G. Wise, 1917.

N. I. Cool, 1918.
Ohio, Southern
Chairman, Isaac Frantz, Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
Sec-Treas., Levi Minnich, Greenville, Ohio.
Field Worker, L. A. Bookwalter, Trotwood,
Ohio.
Washington
Chairman, J. A. Eby, Sunnyside, Wash., 1917.
Sec, R. F. Hiner, 7217 Palatine Ave., Seattle,
Oklahoma, Panhandle of Texas and Pecos

Valley, N. Mex.
Chairman, H. W. Forney, Thomas, Okla., 1917.
Sec, lo McAvoy, Thomas, Okla., 1919.
Wash.,
1919.
Treas., C. H. Maust, 70tli and Sycamore Sts.,

Seattle, Wash., 1918.
West Virginia, First District
Chairman, Jeremiah Thomas, Bruceton Mills,
Treas., Pearl Wiltfong, 1918.
Oregon
W. Va.
Sec-Treas., Ezra Fike, Eglon,
Nellie Root, Arago, Oregon, 1919.
Annie Kline, Albany, Oregon,
1917.
Chairman, J. J. Shaffer, Berlin, Pa., 1918.

Sec, N. H. Blough, Davidsville, Pa., 1917.
Treas., B.- F. Waltz, Elk Lick, Pa., 1919.
Mo.
W.
H. M. Stover, Waynesboro, Pa.,

Plattsburg,
Treas., D. A. Shirk, Polo,
Sec, C.
1917.
1918.
W.
Va., 1919.
Chairman, J. W. Myer, 748 Union St., Lancaster, Pa.
Sec. (To be appointed at next District Meet-
Moore, Bismarck, W. Va., 1917.

West Virginia, Second District
Chairman, D. W. Kirk, R. D. 4, Box 30, Fairmount, W. Va.
Sec, S. M. Annon, R. D. 1, Box 19, Montrose,
ing).
Treas., J.
Treas.,
Nellie Morton, Ashland, Oregon, 1917.
Lillie
W.
W. Hershey,
Lititz, Pa.
Va.
Noah
Fike, Hovatter,
W.
Va.
SUPPLEMENTARY READING FOR THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSONS

See pages 120 and 121 of our large General Catalogue for a few
good suggestions.
find
many
In the book sections you will

helpful volumes listed.
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1917.
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Annual Conference
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General Passenger Agent

St.
Louis,
Mo.
CAP GOODS
IMPORTANT NOTICE
am sending Cap Goods from
sea to
south to the
sea and into Canada, and

Gulf.
If you desire first-class goods
and moderate prices, drop a card asking for Samples. Guarantee Satisfaction.
Mention the Almanac.
Box
MARY
A.
BRTJBAKEB,
Virden, lU.
331.
District Meeting appointed the undersigned

for three years as a medium of information "between the churches of the State District and
prospective buyers of land.
Reasons. 1. Within the territory of each
local church in our district there are good
farms for sale, which will increase in value.
2. The local churches are anxious
to be-
come stronger through immigration. In some,

ministers are greatly needed.
3. In many sections of the country there are
those who are seeking other locations.
Purpose of the Movement. Complete and reliable information will be secured about lands
for sale in the vicinity of any of our local
churches location to towns, railroads, schools,
character of land, terms of sale, etc., etc. Answers to any or all inquiries will be given free.
Smucker's
HOME MADE
415 N.
Apple Butter
SMUCKER APPI.E BUTTER
is
made
by men who know how, with modern

methods and modern packages. You
will appreciate our effort and find our
Write
prices consistent with quality.
today for prices.
J.
M.
SMUCKER,
Box
ORRVIL.I.E, OHIO.
515.
Pure Cider Vinegar, for sale
in barrels.
D. F. I.ANDIS,
Street, Minot, N. Dak.
Main
AID SOCIETIES and ORGANIZED CLASSES

am making a special proposition to the
above where, by investing nineteen (19) dollars, a profit of twenty (20) may be made at
an honest business.
For full particulars address
G. H. ARBEGAST
(L.ower Cumberland Cong-regation)
419 W. Keller St., Mechanicsbure:, Pa.
1917.
SEBRING, FLORIDA
Apple
Butter
^H|S^^^^B
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Hartzler's strictly Pure

Apple Butter. An Apple
Product only, sweetened
^^^^^ 1^ with granulated sugar and
boiled to have Keeping: qualities. Not the bitter, black, scorched Apple Butter you can buy,
but nice in color and which has pleased thousands of customers the past twenty years.
Write at once for prices and order sheets to
^^H^^P^^
HARTZLER &
D. M.
Why
Brethren Are Locating Here
Because of
SON,
location.
did soft
its
high altitude, and healthful

Lake Jackson. Splen-
beautiful
rounded by a large body of land perfectly

adapted to citrus fruit culture. Where the
Brethren are building a good churchhouse.
For particulars and printed matter address,
W.
DICKEY
A.
North Manchester,
'
Smithville, Ohio.
On
pure water free from sulphur. Sur-
Indiana
Reference, Elder J. H, Moore, Sebring, Flor-
ida.
There
many
are
among you who
look
forward
for various
reasons to a home in
a climate less severe
than the one you now
live
in.
When you
think of a move of
that kind your mind
naturally turns to
Sunny
CALIFORNIA
MICHAEL
BLOCHER, of Rio
REV.
Linda,
Cal.,
whose
place is shown in the
accompanying
ture, four
p i cyears ago
was a wheat farmer

Rev. 3fichael Blocher and a corner of his 5-acre ranch at
Rio Linda, Calif. A 2-year-old pear tree at his right and a
3-year-old cherry tree at his left in background. Note the way
he has made a living- between the trees berries, melons, milo
the result of his and

his wife's idea o f
" retiring."
their fruit and almond trees are maturing, they are living high on chickens,
cream, vegetables, fruits, butter,
berries, etc., all fresh and in abundance^
maize, etc.
You
will find at
Rio Linda
Good Soil, Abundance of Water for Irrigation, Rail and Water Transportation,
Electric Line Through the Land, Concrete Boulevard Building, Delightful Climate, Ideal Home Spot.
We
at Lio Linda,
McK night
Western
Bldg.
Minneapolis, Minn.
California.
They are making Good and we want more

settlers of their type. Our lands are located from 5 to 10 miles from the heart
of the rapidly growing city of Sacramento,
with its 75,000 population. Prices are reasonable and terms easy.
If you are thinking of coming to California, and nine out of ten Do think of it,
write us at once, or if you choose, write
FRUIT LANDS CO.

1036
have the nucleus of a Thrifty
There are several Brethren families here

now, any one of whom will cheerfully tell
you the truth about our lands and the
character of the Dealings of this Company.
SACRAMENTO SUBURBAN
Office:
While
BRETHREN COLONY
Write us for a booklet now; tell us or

your brethren what your plans are, and
we will help you find a home in Delightful California among your own people.
Home
on an extensive scale
on the prairies near
Perth, N. D. This is
Office:
to
328 J. Street,
REV. MICHAEL BLOCHER,
Sacramento, Cal.
Rio Linda, California.
67
THINK
How many
who havp
people are there who would like a home of their own,

Manv are rentinp- anH navinp- as much rent per
Louisiana.
Are
to do the same?
Date
rinne -nnwr?
year as
you
a Louisiana
HOIVIE
of
Due
go:
Do'ii b CLO uiis.'

xdrve cL itivv^ aays ana' come lo i^duisiana.
This
a country with great resources, opportunities, and possibilities.
is
Our lands are in the Northwestern part of the State, 40 miles

north of Shreveport, a city of 40,000 people, and destined to be 100,000
soon.
We
have been in the lumber business for 24 years here, and have
these lands with the timber taken off. Some are open and some must
be cleared yet.
These lands are interspersed with nice homes, and
have a contented people here.
There are no waste
lands,
no swamps, no
hillsides to
We have good water, good roads, good

where needed.
There
is
no better place to
Fruit does well.
raise cattle,
wash.
and churches
schools,
hogs and sheep.
Taxes are low.
Corn, cotton and oats are staple crops.

been known here.
crop failure has' never
Why
go to the arid or cold climates, when you have

pleasant climate, and a land of such possibilities so near?
We are only 24 hours out of

and 12 hours out of New Orleans.
Our markets
We need
We need
St. Louis,
such
30 hours out of Qiicago,
equal those anywhere.
farmers, dairymen, stockmen, gardeners, and orchardists.
six times as many people here as we have.

Come and see what is here.
these people in the country.
We
want
You can buy lands at from $10.00 to $20.00 per acre

fourth cash and the balance on time to suit your purse.
with
one-
We
have a folder that
tells
the story.
Write for
it,
or come and
see us.
Address,
M. S. BOLINGER, Mgr.
S. H.
BOLINGER &
of
Land Dept.
CO., Shreveport, La.

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New

Rich Land and

Santa Fe through northwest Texas

to a country already well

Hansford, have been well settled

developed and prosperous.

Lipscomb, Ochiltree and

in the last ten or fifteen years in spite of

or sixty miles to the nearest railroad.

of these settlers has attracted the Santa

one hundred miles of

branching from the Santa Fe at Shat-

tutk will be in operation this year.

proven by the willingness of the original

stock and the improve-

show how they have been making money.

building of the railroad

another testimony to the worth of the

from the farming standpoint, as the railroad

looking for farm-

products to haul to market.

Church of the Brethren are among the

and recently a church congregation

has been organized.

land in this territory which can be secured at

you are interested

Industrial Commissioner, Atchison,

Topeka & Santa

Railway Exchange, Chicago, for

parties having the land for sale.

following quotation from the

and ample accommodations."

personally that every convenience

cial trains will

Speis a direct route.

go and Kansas City, details of which

For further information write to

BrIthren Family Almanac

The Year 1917

CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES AND CHANGEABLE FESTIYALS.

THE FOUR SEASONS OR CARDINAL POINTS.

Spuing Begins, Sun enters

Autumnal Equinox .FaUj

March 20th, at 10: 30 in the evening.

ECLIPSES FOR THE YEAR

22d, 6:21 "

Four of the Sun and three

E^clipse of tlie Moon. January 8th at 12 o'clock, 09 min. in

Ocean, Eastern Asia and Australia.

called the Ruling Planet this year.

THE TWELYE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC.

south) from the cclipllc, aa seen

.m. ante-meridian: Between

Planet is on the highest point of the sky or crosses the mcrid

Almanac are made

2) 2nd Sunday after Epiphany

9 7.17 4.43 11.19

12.12 7.11 4.49 4.55

Day's length p hours 50 min.

12. 7 7.20 4.40

4 7.23 4.37 12.33

12. 5 7.23 4.37

28 Sun Alex. Mack, Jr., born in Germany, 1712.

22 Mon Queen Victoria died, 1901.