Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work.-Pres.. the Hon. Robert N. Willson, Philadelphia; sec.. Dr. Alexander Henry; supt., young people's dept., the Rev. Willis L. Gelston; treas., Frank M. Braselmann; supt of Sabbath school training, Dr James A. Worden; editorial supt., Dr. James R. Miller; business supt., John H. Scribner; manufacturer. Henry F. Scheetz. Office, No. 1319 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Board of Church Erection.-Pres., Dr. David Magie, Paterson, N. J.; cor. sec. Dr. Erskine N. White; treas., Adam Campbell. Office, No. 156 Fifth avenue, New York. Board of Ministerial Relief.-Pres., A. Charles Barclay, Philadelphia; cor. sec., Dr. Benjamin L. Agnew, IL. D.; treas. and rec. sec.. the Rev. W. W. Heberton. Office, No. 1319 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Board of Missions for Freedmen.-Pres., Dr. Samuel J. Fisher, Pittsburg, Penn.; cor. sec. and treas., Dr. Edward P. Cowan, Pittsburg, Penn. Office, No. 102 South 6th street, Pittsburg, Penn. College Board.-Pres. emeritus, Herrick Johnson, LL. D., Chicago; pres., Dr. Robert Mackenzie, New York; sec.. Dr. James Stuart Dickson; office sec. and asst. treas., Dr. Edward C. Ray, New York. Office. No. 156 Fifth avenue, New York. Special Committete on Systematic Beneficence.-Chairman, Dr. David G. Wylie, No. 10 West 96th street, New York; sec., Dr. William H. Hubbard, LL. D., Auburn, N. Y.; treas.. John Sinclair, No. 1 Broadway, New York. Ministerial Sustentation Fund. Chairman, Dr. Henry Elliott Mott, Elizabeth, N. J.; sec., Dr. J. R. Sutherland. Office. No. 156 Fifth avenue. New York. Permanent Committee on Temperance.-Chairman, Dr. E. Turnbull Lee, Wilkinsburg, Penn.; cor. sec., Dr. John F. Hill, Conestoga Building, Pittsburg, Penn. Permanent Committee on Christian Work Among Seamen and Soldiers.Chairman, the Rev. Henry F. Lee. Philadelphia; vice-chairman, the Rev. John H. Edwards, D. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.; treas.. Henry P. Ford, Witherspoon Building, Philadelphia. Office, No. 1319 Walnut street, Philadelphia. "Assembly Herald" Managing Committee.-Chairman, Dr. A. Woodruff Halsey; manager, H. P. Camden. Office of publication, No. 1328 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Presbyterian Historical Society.-Pres, Dr. Henry C. McCook, Sc. D., Philadelphia; cor. sec.. Dr. Samuel T. Lowrie, Philadelphia; rec. sec., Dr. James Price, Philadelphia; hon. librarian, Dr. Louis F. Benson, Philadelphia; treas., De B. K. Ludwig, Ph. D., Philadelphia. Library and museum, No. 1319 Walnut street, Philadelphia. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (SOUTH). The general officers of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States (South) are: Stated clerk and treas., Rev. W. A. Alexander, D. D., Clarksville, Tenn.; permanent clerk, Rev. Thos. H. Law, D. D., Spartanburg, S. C.; secs. of Foreign Missions, Rev. S. H. Chester, D. D., Rev. James O. Reavis, Nashville, Tenn.; secs. of Home Missions, Rev. S. L. Morris, D. D., Rev. Homer McMillan, Atlanta, Ga.; sec. of Ministerial Education and Relief, Rev. H. H. Sweets, Louisville, Ky.; sec. of Publication and Sunday School Work, R. E. Magill, Esq., Richmond, Va.; sec. of Colored Evangelization, Rev. J. G. Snedecor, LL. D., Tuscaloosa, Ala.; chairman Executive Committee on Schools and Colleges, Rev. W. L. Lingle, D. D., Atlanta, Ga.; gen. supt. of Sunday schools, Rev. A. L. Phillips, D. D., Richmond, Va.; moderator of General Assembly, Rev. J. R. Howerton, D. D., Lexington, Va.; pres. Board of Trustees, General Assembly, Dr. E. Nye Hutchinson, Charlotte, N. C. The next General Assembly meets in Greensboro, N. C., May 21, 1908. PRINCIPAL BAPTIST OFFICERS. American Baptist Missionary Union.-Rooms, Ford Memorial Building, Boston. Pres., S. W. Woodward; rec. sec., W. D. Chamberlin; home secs., Henry C. Mabie, D. D.; Rev. F. P. Haggard, H. C. Applegarth, D. D.; foreign sec., Thomas E. Barbour, D. D.; treas., Charles W. Perkins. American Baptist Publication Society.-No. 1,630 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. Pres., Samuel A. Crozer; gen'l sec., Adoniram J. Rowland, D. D.; miss. and Bible sec., R. G. Seymour, D. D.; rec. sec., J. G. Walker, D. D.; treas., Harry S. Hopper. Branch houses-New York, No. 132 East Twenty-third st.; Boston, No. 256 Washington st.; Chicago, No. 177 Wabash ave.; St. Louis, No. 514 N. Grand ave.; Atlanta, Ga., No. 37 South Pryor st.; Dallas, Tex., No. 368 Jackson st. American Baptist Home Mission Society. No. 312 Fourth ave., New York. Pres., Col. E. H. Haskell; treas., Frank T. Moulton; cor. sec., Henry L. Morehouse, D. D.; field sec., E. E. Chivers, D. D. Southern Baptist Convention.-Pres., E. W. Stephens, Columbia, Mo.; secs., Lansing Burrows, D. D., Nashville, Tenn., and Oliver Fuller Gregory, D. D., Staunton, Va.; treas., George W. Norton, Louisville. Foreign Mission BoardMission rooms, Richmond, Va. Pres., J. B. Hutson; cor. sec., R. J. Willingham, D. D.; treas., J. C. Williams. Home Mission Board, Atlanta, Ga.-Pres., W. W. Landrum, D. D.; cor. sec., B. D. Gray, D. D.: treas., W. Dunson. Sunday School Board-Offices, Nashville, Tenn. Pres., E. E. Folk, D. D., Nashville; cor. sec. and treas., J. M. Frost, D. D. American Baptist Education Society.-No. 111 Fifth-ave., New-York. -; cor. sec., H. L. Morehouse. D. D., New York. Pres., Baptist Young People's Union of America.- Pres., E. Y. Mullins, D. D., Louisville, Ky.; rec. sec., H. W. Reed, Ph. D., Rock Island, Ill.; treas., H. B. Osgood, Chicago, Ill. Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society.-Rooms, Tremont Temple, BosPres., Miss Sarah C. Durfee; clerk, Mrs. Ida Hunneman; cor. sec., Mrs. H. G. Stafford, foreign dept.; treas., Miss Alice E. Stedman. ton. Women's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the West.-Rooms, 1,318 Masonic Temple, Chicago. Pres., Mrs. John E. Scott; foreign sec., Miss Blanche G. Loveridge; home sec., Miss Carrie E. Perrine; treas., Mrs. M. E. Kline. Barber. Women's Baptist Home Mission Society.-Rooms, No. 2,411 Indiana ave., Chicago. Pres., Mrs. John Nuveen; cor. sec., -; treas., Mrs. A. H. Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society.-Rooms, Tremont Temple, Boston. Pres., Mrs. Alice B. Coleman; cor. sec., Mrs. M. C. Reynolds; treas., Miss Gertrude L. Davis. Woman's Missionary Union.-Rooms, No. 9 West Lexington st., Baltimore.Pres., Mrs. C. A. Stakely, Montgomery, Ala.; treas., Mrs. William C. Lowndes. The German Baptist Conferences.-General Conference-Moderator, Professor L. Kaiser, Rochester; clerks, Rev. J. H. Merkel, Cleveland, Ohio, and Rev. H. W. Geil, Rochester, N. Y.; cor. sec., Rev. G. A. Schulte, West Hoboken, N. J.; treas., J. A. Schulte, Philadelphia. Atlantic Conference-Moderator, Rev. A. P. Mihm. Brooklyn, N. Y.; clerk, Rev. Wm. Kuhn, Philadelphia. Eastern Conference-Moderator, Rev. C. A. Daniel, Rochester, N. Y.; clerk, Rev. F. P. Kruse, Hanover, Ont. Central Conference-Moderator, Rev. F. A. Licht, Cincinnati; clerk, Rev. H. Von Berge, Cleveland. Northwestern Conference-Moderator, Rev. S. A. Kose, Milwaukee, Wis.; clerk, Rev. J. F. Olthoff, Avon, S. D. Southwestern Conference-Moderator, Rev. R. Stracke, Lorraine, Kan.; clerk, Rev. R. A. Schmidt, Muscatine, Iowa. Texas Conference-Moderator, Rev. Theo. Schaible, Waco, Tex.; clerk, Rev. F. Jerger, Dallas, Tex. Pacific Conference-Moderator, Rev. J. Kratt, Portland, Ore.; clerk, Rev. G. Eichler, Tacoma, Wash. Northern Conference-Moderator, Rev. W. Shemke, Manitoba; clerk, Rev. A. Baettig, Alberta. The National Baptist Convention of the United States (Colored).-Pres., E. C., Morris, D. D., Helena, Ark.; rec. sec., W. L. Cansler, Nashville, Tenn.; treas., Rev. J. H. A. Cyrus, Port Royal, Va. American Baptist Historical Society.-Office and library, No. 1,630 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. Pres., B. L. Whitman, D. D., LL.D.; sec., Rev. B. MacMackin; cor. sec., Rev. A. L. Vail; treas., Arthur Malcolm. Baptist Congress.-Pres., Professor A. H. Bickmore, New York City; sec., T. A. K. Gessler, D. D., Landing, N. J.; treas., W. B. Mattison, D. D., Red Bank, N. J. The German Baptist Publication Society.-Nos. 957-959 Payne ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Editor of "Sendbote," Rev. Gottlob Fetzer, Cleveland, Ohio; manager, Carl Bickel, Cleveland, Ohio. CONGREGATIONAL OFFICERS. American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.-Headquarters, Congregational House, Boston. New-York Office, Charities Building, Fourth-ave, and Twenty-second-st. Pres., Samuel B. Capen, LL. D.; secs., Dr. Judson Smith, Dr Cornelius H. Patton and Dr. James L. Barton; treas., Frank H. Wiggin; editorial sec., Dr. E. E. Strong; asst. sec., Harry W. Hicks; district secs., Dr. Charles C. Creegan, Charities Building, New-York; Dr. A. N. Hitchcock, No. 153 La Salle-st., Chicago, and the Rev. H. Melville Tenney, Y. M. C. A. Building, San Francisco. Congregational Home Missionary Society.-Fourth-ave. and Twenty-second-st., New-York. Pres., Dr. Charles S. Mills; treas., William B. Howland; editorial sec., Dr. J. B. Clark; acting gen. sec., Dr. Washington Choate; asso. sec., Don O. Shelton; field sec., the Rev. William G. Puddefoot, South Framingham, Mass. American Missionary Association.-Charities Building, New-York. Pres., Dr. Amory H. Bradford; treas., H. W. Hubbard; hon. sec. and ed., Dr. A. F. Beard; cor. secs., Dr. James W. Cooper and Dr. C. J. Ryder; rec. sec., Dr. Asher Anderson, Boston; sec. Woman's Bureau, Miss D. E. Emerson; district secs., Dr. William L. Tenney, Chicago, and the Rev. George H. Gutterson, Boston. Congregational Church Building Society.-Charities Building, New-York. Pres., Dr. L. C. Warner; treas., Charles E. Hope; sec., Dr. C. H. Richards; field secs., the Rev. George A. Hood, Boston; the Rev. W. W. Newell, Chicago, and the Rev. H. H. Wikoff, San Francisco. Congregational Education Society. Congregational House, Boston. Rev. William R. Campbell; treas., S. F. Wilkins; sec.. the Rev. Edward S. Tead; Pres., the western field sec., Dr. Theodore Clifton, Chicago, No. 158 La Salle-st. Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society.-Congregational House, Boston. Pres., Dr. Willard Scott; sec., Dr. Frank K Sanders: missionary sec., Dr. George M. Boynton; editor, M. C. Hazard, Ph. D.; bus. manager, Luther H. Car; registrar, the Rev. Joel S. Ives, Hartford, Conn. National Council of Congregational Churches.-Congregational House, Boston, Moderator, Dr. Washington Gladden; sec., Dr. Asher Anderson; treas., the Rev. Samuel B. Forbes, Hartford, Conn. National Council's Ministerial Relief Fund.- Fourth-ave. and 22d-st., NewYork City. Trustees-Pres., Dr. Henry A. Stimson; sec., Dr. William A. Rice; treas., the Rev. Samuel B. Forbes. Hartford, Conn. American Congregational Association.-Congregational House, Boston. Pres.. William O. Blaney; cor. sec., the Rev. Joshua Colt; treas., Augustus S. Lovett; librarian, Dr. Wm. H. Cobb. ton. Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply.- No. 610 Congregational House, BosChairman of directors, Dr. William H. Allbright; sec., Dr. Chas. B. Rice. THE LUTHERAN CHURCH. The General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America consists of the following officers: Pres., the Rev. Theodore E. Schmauk, D. D., Lebanon,! Penn.; English rec. sec., the Rev. William K. Frich, D. D., Milwaukee, Wis.; German rec. sec., the Rev. Gottlieb C. Berkemeir, D. D., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Swedish rec. sec.,| the Rev. Lawrence A. Johnston, D. D., Moline, Ill.; English cor. sec., Rev. F. A. Kaehler, D. D., Buffalo, N. Y.; German cor. sec., the Rev. John Nicum, D. D., Rochester, N. Y.; Swedish cor. sec., the Rev. Alfred Appell, Peoria, Ill.; treas., William H. Staake, No. 133 South Twelfth st., Philadelphia. Board of English Home Missions.-Rev. Samuel Laird, D. D., pres.; Rev. Geo. W. Sandt, D. D., sec., Philadelphia; E. Aug. Miller, treas., Twelfth and Chestnut sts., Philadelphia; Rev. J. C. Kunzmann, D. D., supt., Philadelphia, Penn. Board of German Home Missions.- Rev. C. J. Kraeling, pres., 132 Henry st.. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Rev. Fr. Holter, sec., Jersey City, N. J.; Martin Wulff, No. 253 East Seventieth st., New York, treas. Board of Swedish Home Missions. Rev. E. Norelius, D. D., pres., Vasa, Minn.; Professor C. W. Foss, Ph. D., sec. and treas., Rock Island, Ill. Board of Foreign Missions.-Rev. Dr. E. T. Horn, pres., Reading, Penn.; Jas. M. Snyder, English sec., Philadelphia; Conrad Itter, German sec., Philadelphia; Rev. George Drach, gen. sec., Philadelphia; Ph. S. Zieber, treas., No. 518 Washington st., Reading, Penn. Board of Porto Rico Missions.-Rev. Dr. Edmund Balfour, pres., Allegheny, Penn.; Rev. Dr. J. L. Smith, sec., Pittsburg, Penn.; Thomas H. Lane, treas., No. 304 Wood st., Pittsburg, Penn. Board of Publication.-Prof. S. P. Sa dtler, Ph. D., LL. D., pres., Philadelphia; Rev. S. A. Ziegenfuss, D. D., sec., Philadelphia; Geo. E. Schlegelmilch, treas., Twelfth and Chestnut sts., Philadelphia; Charles B. Opp, manager, No. 1522 Arch st., Philadelphia. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY. The headquarters of the United Society of Christian Endeavor are at Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. Officers: Pres., Dr. Francis E. Clark; gen. sec., William Shaw; treas., Hiram W. Lathrop. Organized at Portland, Me., February 2, 1881. Motto: "For Christ and the Church." On October 1, 1906, there were 69,256 societies in the world, 44,917 of which are in the United States, with 3,462,800 members. Pennsylvania led with 6,239 societies; then New York, with 4,583; Ohio, 4,182; Illinois. 3,519; Indiana, 2,177; Iowa, 1,863; Michigan, 1,553; California, 1,288; Kansas, 1,365; Massachusetts, 1,484; Missouri, 1,749; New Jersey, 1,497. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. The Young Men's Christian Association was organized in London in 1844 by George Williams, a junior clerk in a large drygoods house. The first association in America was established at Montreal in 1851; the first in the United States at Boston later in the same year. The North American work is conducted under the following general departments: Office, Field, City and Town, County Work, Railroad, Student, Army and Navy, Colored and Indian and sub-departments of Religious and Bible study, Edu-| cational, Physical, Social and Boys' Work. The aggregate membership of the 1,952 North American associations is 437,178, and the net value of their property is $43,726,788; 654 have libraries, aggregating 555,320 volumes. The following are the officers of the committees: American International Committee.-Headquarters, No. 3 West Twenty-ninth street, New York, Chairman, Lucien C. Warner; treas., F. B. Schenck; general sec., Richard C. Morse. World's Committee.-Headquarters, No. 3 Rue General Dufour, Geneva, Switzerland. Chairman, R. Sarasin-Warnery; treas., Paul De Gouttes; gen. secs., Charles Fermaud and Christian Phildius. The committee is composed of members representing America, Africa, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Brazil, Ceylon, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Japan, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Oceanica, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. New York State Committee.-Headquarters, No. 215 West Twenty-third street. New York. Chairman, Edmund P. Platt; treas., Samuel Woolverton; state sec., J. W. Cook. The total membership in New York State is 56,126, of whom 11,485 are railroad men, 3,239 students, and 8,568 are in the boys' department. New York City Association.-Headquarters, No. 215 West Twenty-third street. Pres., William Fellowes Morgan; treas., Samuel Sloan, jr.; gen. sec., Henry M. Orne. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (SOUTH). The bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church (South) are the following: cago, Ill. Samuel Fallows.. Missionary, Northwest and West No. 967 West Monroe street, Chiand Synod of Canada.. William T. Sabine Synods of New York and Phila- No. 950 Madison avenue, New delphia of New York No. 1317 North Broad street, Philadelphia, Penn. H. S. Hoffman... Assistant-Synods and Philadelphia. C. E. Cheney..... Synod of Chicago.. P. F. Stevens.. Missionary, the South. York City. No. 2409 Michigan avenue, Chi- No. 10 Judith st., Charleston, S. C. The officers of the General Council of the Reformed Church are: Bishop Samuel Fallows, president and presiding bishop, No. 967 West Monroe street, Chicago, Ill.; secretary, the Rev. C. F. Hendricks, No. 2,630 North 12th street, Philadelphia, Penn.; treasurer, T. L. Berry, Fidelity and Deposit Company, Baltimore, Md. Next general council meets in June, 1909, at Toronto, Canada. AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church are: The American Unitarian Association at its annual meeting in 1907 elected the following officers: President, the Rev. Samuel A. Eliot, Cambridge, Mass.; vicepresidents, Dr. Horace Davis, San Francisco; Bernard R. Green, Washington; Frederick A. Delan, Chicago; Eben S. Draper, Hopedale, Mass.; Thomas M. Osborn, Auburn, N. Y., and Wallace Hackett, Portsmouth, N. H.; secretary, the Rev. Charles E. St. John, Brookline, Mass.; treasurer, Francis H. Lincoln, Hingham. Mass.; directors, the Rev. John P. Forbes, Brooklyn; Charles A. Murdoch, San Francisco; Henry M. Williams, Cambridge; Eleazer B. Homer, Providence; Leslie Cornish, Augusta, Me., and Mrs. J. Randolph Coolidge, Boston. NATIONAL SPIRITUALISTS' ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES. The National Spiritualists' Association of the United States of America was organized on September 28, 1893, and was incorporated in the District of Columbia on November 1, 1893. Its aim is to unite the various Spiritualist societies of the United States into one general association for mutual aid. Its membership includes: State associations, 22; local societies, 434; camp meeting associations, 32; churches and temples, 120; ordained ministers, 379; public mediums, 1,500. The total valuation of church, temple and camp meeting property is $2,000,000. Officers for year ending October, 1908, are: President, Dr. George B. Warne, No. 4203 Evans avenue, Chicago; vice-president, Hon. Charles R. Schirm, Baltimore; secretary, George W. Kates, Washington; treasurer, Cassius L. Stevens, Pittsburg; trustees, Mrs. Mary T. Longley and Mrs. I. C. I. Evans, Washington; Miss Elizabeth Harlow, Haydensville, Mass., and A. W. Belden, San Diego, Cal. The sixteenth annual convention of the association will be held in Indianapolis, Ind., in October, 1908. ROMAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY OF THE UNITED STATES. Apostolic Delegation. His Excellency the Most Rev. Diomede Falconio (Archbishop of Larissa), Apostolic See. Baltimore. Bcston.... Chicago. Cincinanti. New Orleans.. Archbishops. New York..... See. Secretary of .1878 ... ..1902 ..1906 John Ireland........1875 Marquette, Mich...Frederick Eis.......1899 Mobile.. San Francisco.....P. W. Riordan......1883 Nashville. San Francisco.... Santa Fé.. Alton, Ill... Albany, N. Y.... T. M. A. Burke....1892 New York.. Edward P. Allen...1897 .T. Meerschaert......189) A. J. Glorieux......1885 Pittsburg. .. Charles H. Colton..1903 Portland, Me......L. S. Walsh. Burlington, Vt....J. S. Michaud.... 1892 Providence, R. I...M. J. Harkins......1887 Charleston, S. C..H. P. Northrop.. ....1882 Richmond.. Cheyenne.. Chicago... Cleveland... John J. Keane......1902 Rochester. P. J. Muldoon, aux.1901 Sacramento. .A. Van de Vyver...1899 Columbus, Ohio.. James J. Hartley..1903 St. Cloud, Minn... James Trobec. Concordia.. J. F. Cunningham.1898 St. Joseph, Mo.... M. F. Burke. 1885 Salt Lake City.... Lawrence Scanlan..1887 1893 San Antonio, Tex. .J. A. Forest. ..1904 Savannah. .1902 James McGolrick...1889 Sioux City, Iowa...P. J. Garrigan. .Thomas O'Gorman..1890 Fall River, Mass.. Daniel F. Feehan...1907 Springfield, Mass..T. D. Beaven.......1892 Fort Wayne. Galveston.. H. J. Alerding......1900 Superior, Wis.. ....1894 A. F. Schinner......190 P. A. Ludden.......1887 Grand Rapids. H. J. Richter..... 1883 Trenton... ..J. A. McFaul.......1894 Great Falls, Mont. Matthias Lenihan...1904 Tucson.. .Henry Granjon.....1900 Green Bay, Wis... Joseph J. Fox......1904 Wheeling, W. Va...P. J. Donahue.. Harrisburg. ....John W. Shanahan. 1899 Wichita, Kan..... J. J. Hennessy.....1888 Hartford, Conn... M. Tierney.. 1894 Wilmington, Del.. J. J. Monaghan....1897 Helena, Mont.....John P. Carroll....1904 Winona, Minn.....John B. Cotter... Vicariates-Apostolic-Peter Verdaguer, Brownsville, Tex.; Leo Haid, North Carolina, 1888; Libert Hubert Boeynaema, 1903, Hawaiian Islands. .1889 Arch Abbots-Leander Schnerr, St. Vincent's Abbey, Beatty, Penn.; Andrew Hintenach, St. Benedict's Convent, Erie, Penn. Mitred Abbot-Frowenus Conrad, O. S. B., Benedictine, Conception, Mo.; Alexis Edelbrock, O. S. B., New York City; Edmund M. Obrecht, O. C. R., Gethsemane, Ky.; Peter Engel, O. S. B., Collegeville, Minn.; Right Rev. Athanasius Schmitt, O. S. B., St. Meinrad's, Ind.; Hilary Pfraengle, O. S. B., Newark, N. J.; Innocent Wolf, O. S. B., Atchison, Kan.; Leo Haid, O. S. B., Belmont, N. C.; Bernard Menges, O. S. B., Cullman, Ala.; Ignatius Conrad, O. S. B., Spielerville, Ark.; N. Jaeger, O. S. B., Chicago, Ill.; Paul Schauble, O. S. B., Covington, La. Thomas Mienhofer, O. S. B., Mt. Angel, Ore.; Vincent Wehrle, O. S. B., Richardton, N. D.; Alberic Dunlea, O. C. R., Dubuque, Iowa; Chas. H. Moler, O. S. B., St. Leo, Fla.; M. Bernard Murphy, O. S. B., Sacred Heart, Oklahoma. Prefecture-Apostolic of Alaska-Joseph R. Crimont, S. J. Bishop of Porto Rico-William A. Jones, 1907. Philippines-Manila, Archbishop G. Harty, 1903; Jaro,: Cebu, T. Hendrick, 1903; Nueva Segovia, D. Daugherty, 1903; Neuva Cacerea, G. Barlin, 1905. |
