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1923 Year Book YEAR BOOK of the Seventh-day Adventist Denomination The Official Directories 1923 (R • Published by the REVIEW & HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION TAKOMA PARK, WASHINGTON, D. C. Printed in the U. S. A. -Ap Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopedia Source Book for Bible Students Handbook for Bible Students This set of ready-reference books should be in the hands of every Seventh-day Adventist worker. At great expense, and with much pains and effort, the valuable information now of- fered in this concise form has been gathered from all parts of the world. The publishers do not expect to cover the cost of this encyclopedia from the sale of this limited edition, but have complied with the requests from all sections that such a work be published. This encyclopedia will be The Most Important Set of Books in Your Library Because you will turn to them when you want a quotation, or vital information on the message, which would require hours of searching through the writings of many authors. YOU NEED THE COMPLETE SET BOTH VOLUMES ARE NEW Heretofore this set of books has sold for $4 in cloth and $6 in red leather. We now offer them at the following Special Reduced Prices 2 Volumes, cloth $3.50 2 Volumes, red leather 5.00 Complete Set, 1200 pages Order of your tract society REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION TAX011 A PARK, WASHINGTON, D. C. •. 1923 YEAR BOOK OF THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST DENOMINATION Comprising a Complete Directory of the General Conference, all Union and Local Conferences, Mission Fields, Educational Institutions, Publishing Houses, Periodicals, and Sanitariums. PREPARED BY H. E. ROGERS, Statistical Secretary of the General Conference. PUBLISHED BY REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION WASHINGTON. D. C. Printed in the U. S. A. .2.2le2m2m2■2 m:04 :14...1•:44•:08:02.2.:14.2.2.2.2.40:2 ■ -BE THOU CLEAN" C. P. BOLLMAN .» • To those who minister for Him, God says, a " Be clean, all ye who vessels bear for •a Me. • He who would safely, surely lead the blind, The path of safety he himself must see." Be clean." There's cleansing in the Mas- ter's sword To all who fully will His will to do. There's freedom from transgression in the One Whose gracious promises are ever true. So he who'd truly water other souls Must drink himself of that life-giving Spring — The smitten Rock from which our fathers drank, And which alone can true refreshment bring. Drink, deeply drink, ye messengers of God; Then say to other souls, " Come ye to Christ, The fountainhead of life's pure, living stream; Come, drink of Him who alone truly quenches thirst." 1482•2■id2■24■2■202024 2.2.02.2■24.:4.210:.14•24 48 - PREFACE TEE following pages contain a directory of the Conferences and insti- tutions connected with the Seventh-day Adventist denomination. The territory is divided into eight division conferences, each of which has the organizations, churches, and membership indicated below: North America Union conferences 12 Local conferences 65 Mission fields 4 Total conference organizations 81 Organized churches 2,252 Membership of churches 103,356 Europe Union conferences and missions 19 Local conferences 58 Mission fields 34 Total conference organizations 111 Organized churches - 1,724 Membership of churches 61,897 Far East Union organizations 11 Local conferences 1 Mission fields 45 Total conference organizations 57 Organized churches 204 Membership of churches 10,495 South America Union organizations 4 Local conferences 5 Mission fields 16 Total conference organizations 25 Organized churches 147 Membership of churches 10,292 Southern Asia Union organizations 4 Mission fields 13 Total conference. organizations 17 Organized churches 41 Membership of churches 1?423 4 PREFACE Africa Union organizations 2 Local conferences 3 Mission fields 20 Total conference organizations 25 Organized churches 51 Membership of churches 3,814 Australasia Union conference 1 Local conferences Mission fields 11 Total conference organizations 20 Organized churches 215 Membership of churches 8,436 Inter-America Union organizations 2 Local conferences 1 3 _ Mission fields 9 Total conference organizations 14 Organized churches 203 Membership of churches 7,369 Unattached Hawaiian Mission 1 Organized churches 2 Membership of churches 150 Grand Totals Union organizations 55 Local conferences 143 Mission fields 153 Organized churches 4,839 Membership of churches 207,232 Number of advanced educational institutions listed 121 Number of primary schools (1921 statistical report) 1,196 Number of publishing houses and branches 47 Number of periodicals issued 145 Number of sanitariums 31 ERRATA Page 45: Address of South Wisconsin Conference, Box 513, Madison, Wis. Page S5: President of South England Conference: F. A. Spearing. Directory of the Seventh-day Ad- ventist Denomination GENERAL CONFERENCE Organized May 21, 1863 Territory: The following-Tamed APPOINTED ASSISTANTS Division Conferences: North Office Secretary: T. E. Bowen. American, European, Far East- Assistant Auditor: S. E. McNeill. ern, South American, Southern Asian, African, Inter-American SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS Australasian, and the Hawaiiai Publishing: N. Z. Town; Associate, Mission field. H. H. Hall; Associate for North Cable Address: Adventist, Wash. America, W. W. Eastman. ington. (A B C Code, fifth Sabbath School: Mrs. L. Flora edition.) Plummer; Associate, J.. S. Telegraphic Address: General Con- James. ference, Washington, D.. C Medical: A. W. Truman, M. D..; (NOT Takoma Park.) Associate, L. A. Hansen. Express and Freight Address: Educational: W. E. Howell; Asso- General Conference, Takoma ciate, C. W. Irwin. Park, D. C. (Not ashington.) Missionary Volunteer: M. E. Kern; Consign freight via B. & 0. Ry. Associates, H. ; Elliott and Postal Address: Takoma Park Meade MacGuire. Station, Washington, District of Columbia, U. S. A. Religious Liberty: C. S. Longacre; Western Associate, W. F. Mar- OFFICERS tin. Home Missionary: J. A. Stevens; President: W. A. Spicer. Associate, E. F. Peterson. Vice-Presidents: C. II. Watson, 0. Montgomery, L. H. Christian, Bureau of Home Missions: P. E. I. H. Evans, C. Thompson, W. Brodersen; Associates: German, W. Fletcher, W. H. Branson, J. T. Boettcher; Danish-Nor- E. E. Andross, J. E. Fulton. wegian, N. R. Nelson; Swedish, Secretary: A. G. Daniells. August Anderson; Miscellaneous Associate Secretary: C. K. Meyers. Language Work, Western Divi- Assistant Secretary: M. N. Camp- sion, B. P. Hoffman; Eastern bell. Division, N. P. Neilsen. • Treasurer: J. L. Shaw. Negro Department: W. H. Green. Associate Treasurer: C. H.Watson. Assistant Treasurer: H. H. Cob- OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ban. GENERAL CONFERENCE General Field Secretaries: L. R. COMMITTEE Conradi, W. T. Knox; (North North America American) G. B. Thompson,- R. D. Quinn, F. C. Gilbert. Vice-President: 0. Montgomery. Auditor: J. J. Ireland. Field Secretaries: G-. B. Thompson, Statistical Secretary: H. E. Rogers. P. C. Gilbert, -R. D. Quinn. 5 6 GENERAL CONFERENCE PRESIDENTS OF UNION CONFER Auditor: F. H. Raley. ENCES Department Secretaries: Atlantic: E. K. Slade. Publishing and Home Missionary: Central: S. E. Wight. C. E. Weaks. Columbia: F. H. Robbins. Sabbath School: Mrs. I. H. Evans. Eastern Canadian: F. W. Stray. Educational and Missionary Vol- Lake: Wm. Guthrie. unteer: S. L. Frost. Northern: E. T. Russell. Medical: C. C. Landis, M. D. North Pacific: H. W. Cottrell. Union Mission Superintendents: Pacific: J. L. McElhany. Central China: 0. A. Hall. Southeastern: W. H. Heckman. Chosen: H. A. Oberg. Southern: G. W. Wells. East China: J. G. Gjording. Southwestern: M. Lukens. East Siberian: T. T. Babienco. Western Canadian: A. C. Gilbert. Japan: H. F. Benson (furlough) ; Europe V. T. Armstrong, acting. Malaysian: L. V. Finster. Vice-President: L. H. Christian. Manchurian: B. Petersen. Secretary: W. K. Ising. North China: Frederick Lee. Treasurer: C. Pedersen. Philippine: S. E. Jackson. Auditors: Jens Olsen, P. Brandt. South China: F. H. DeVinney. Field Secretaries: J. C. Raft, H. F. West China: M. C. Warren. Schuberth, W. E. Read. South American Department Secretaries: Publishing: —, Associate, H. Boex. Vice-President: Chas. Thompson. Medical: W. A. Ruble, M. D. Secretary and Treasurer: W. H. Sabbath School: W. K. Ising. Williams. Educational and Missionary Vol- Field Secretary: J. W. Westphal. unteer: J. F. Simon. Department Secretaries: Home Missionary: E. Kotz. Publishing and Home Missionary: Union Conference Presidents: A. A. Cone. Sabbath School: C. P. Crager. British: J. E. Jayne. Educational and Missionary Vol- Central European: G. W. Schubert. unteer: C. P. Crager. Czechoslovakian: E. E. Frauchiger. Union Conference Presidents: East German: J. H. Schilling. Austral: R. T. Baer. Latin: A. V. Olson. East Brazil: F. W. Spies. Levant: Henry Erzberger. Inca: H. U. Stevens. Polish: John Isaac. South Brazil: Rumanian: P. P. Paulini. Scandinavian: G. E. Nord. Southern Asia West German: Paul Drinhaus. Vice-President: W. W. Fletcher. Caspian: H. K. Loebsack. Secretary and Treasurer: A. H. East Russian: B. Schmidt. Williams. North Russian: H. J. Loebsack. Siberian: J. Wilson. Department Secretaries: South Russian: K. A. Reif- Publishing: G. C. Jenks. schneider. Sabbath School; Home Missionary, West Russian: J. A. Ljwoff. and Missionary Volunteer: S. A. Wellman. Far Eastern Educational: I. F. Blue. Medical: H. C. Menkel, M. D. Vice-President: I. H. Evans. Secretary: C. C. Crisler. Union Mission Superintendents: Treasurer: H. W. Barrows. Burma: J. Phillips. GENERAL CONFERENCE 7 Northeast India: H. E. Wil- Sec. for South American Division: loughby. A. A. Cone, Florida, F. C. C. A., Northwest India: I. F. Blue. Buenos Aires, Argentina, South South India: G. G. Lowry. America. Sec. for African Division: G. S. African Joseph, Rosmead Aye., Kenil- Vice-Presidint: W. H. Branson. worth, Cape Province, South Secretary and Treasurer: W. B. Africa. Commin. Sec. for Southern Asia Division: Publishing and Home Missionary: G. C. Jenks, P. 0. Box 15, Poona, G. S. Joseph. India. Sabbath School: Mrs. A. P. Tarr. Sec. for Europe: H. Box, 17 Halle- Field and Educational: T.
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