Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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$177sz Easterm Western 3147123J HERBERT A. WHITLOCK Graduate of 1902 Missionary-educator in India for forty years, mostly with Forman Christian College, Lahore. THOMAS LAWRENCE RIGGS Graduate of 1868 Active missionary among Dakota Indians for fifty years. Authority on law guage 0f Dakota Siouxo LUCIUS CHAPIN PORTER Graduate of 1901 Missionary-educater in Chin na since 1908. Professor and teacher, Yenching Univern CD sity. Prisoner of Japanese during World War II, JEROME D. DAVIS Graduafe of 1866 Missionary-educator in Jan pan for forty years, third missionary in that country, Founded Doshisha School. JAMES DEMAREST EATON Graduate of 1869 Missionary to Mexico for thirty-onc years. Stationed at Chihuahua City. Author of articles on Mexican people. 23

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The Portersy the Riggs, the Davises, parts of the world, have not only carried the Ki tame t0 Beloit College by their good. deeds. nations of many others have established Beloit as Some of these ghMen of God,, are pictured here, IVON OGDEN VOGT Graduate of 1901 Pastor of the First Unitar- ian Church, Chicago, which he planned and helped build, Authority and author on liturgy; ARTHUR HENDERSON SMITH Graduate of 1867 Went to China as mission- ary in 1872; became author- ity on Chinese life and eusn toms. Originated idea of using Boxer Indemnity mon- ey for educating Chinese :in the U. 8.. 22 trWlwn your work in life i5 done PAUL NILSON Graduate of 1911 One Of the many Beloiters who went to Turkey as mis- sionary-educators. Head of American School for Boys at Talas. LOUIS VAN Ess Graduate of 1923 Prominent Episcopal clergy- man in New York State. Member Cathedrai Chapter. Rector, St. Jafmes5, Oneonta, c and the Smiths, who have gone from Beloit College to all ngdom of Christ to dark corners, but have brought At home, the preaching and organizing and minis- the fountainhead of a living, vital Christianity. OSCAR MAURER Graduate of 1903 Pastor of Center Church, New Haven, for many years. Moderator of the Congregao tional-Christian Churches. International leader in Congregationalism. HENRY DWIGHT PORTER Graduate of I 867 One of early missionaries to China. Concentrated on Medical work, founded hosa pitals and dispensaries. Drive en out by Boxers. Wrote Chinese textbooks.

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w 3! 111716167 Easternj Western sun. ' ' , ' '1 9 ' variet 0f wa s. In war and peace, Belmt men have served and are servmg then country 1n a y y 9 ' 1 ' ' ' ' r ' - - ' ' rvice of their Some are 1n electlve oche 1n. state and natlonal Cdpltals, others are m the forelgn se country; while others hold appointive positions of prominence in high councils of the land. EDWARD RAYMOND BURKE Graduate of 1906 United States Senator from Nebraskay 1935-41. Presim dent, Omaha Bar Association. JOHN ANSON FORD Graduate of 1907 Supervisor, Los A n g e 1 e 5 County Board. Candidate for Los Angeles mayor. Head of many civic enterprises. 24 WILLARD WIRTZ Graduate of 1933 Head of Wage Stabilization Board of U. S. Labor De: partment, Washington, D. C, Former law professor, Iowa, and Northwestern Univer- sities. ROBERT STRONG Graduate of 19389 Secretary, U. S. Mission at Sofia, Bulgaria. Vice con- sul, American Consulate at Durban, South Africa, for several years. WALTER VAN DYKE BINGHAM Graduate of 1901 Chief psychologist, Personnel Classiiication, Adjutant Gena eraYs Office, U. S. War De- partment. Devised classify cation tests World Wars I and II. PAUL JOSSELYN Graduate of 1909 Consul General of the United States at Shanghai, China. With consular servu 1C6 m Chma for many years.