Concordia College - Spire / Concordian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1926 volume:

ilNIDttA 4A COLLECTION f N on CO rdia n iq?6 I 1 Copyright Applied for by _? i. CLARENCE W. LUEKENS Editor JOHN V. GOLOSINEC i (T Business Manager 4i 1 ' ' 1 1 ! The (f Concordian t ■ 1926 Y li Year Book of 1 1 Concordia College 1 Fort Wayne. Indiana 1 1 ! Published by , - THE GRADUATING CLASS ; t • ] i i ' ' orezwrc OXCORDIAN 1026, we are sending you out into the world as a testimony of our sincere effort to preserve in a few pages several glimpses of our college days and to portray the spirit and environment in which we have spent them. Though we concede your faults, we hope that your merits will overshadow them. And if, in later years, your soiled pages bring fond memories to the heart that has forgotten, we are sure your mission will have been attained. The St a ff of t h e CONCORD!. 4 N 1926 C3 7; 162 54 Our Felt hers: To our fathers, God ' s great blessing. Those who loved us at our birth ; Those whose comfort and caressing Changed our saddened sobs to mirth ; Those who held our hand while walking, Happy at each forward stride ; Those who first claimed we were talking. And in all our deeds took pride ; Those who cried with us in sorrow ; Those who laughed with us in joy ; Those who showed the shining morrow, When despair would us decoy ; Those whose toilworn fingers clothed us. Fed us when we longed to eat. And, when wayward straying, showed us Paths that lead to wisdom ' s seat ; Those whose prayers our life so guided On the straight and narrow paths That we all our griefs confided To tlie Lord who comfort has ; Those whose sacrificing pleasure Dedicated to the Lord Their own sons, their earthly treasure. And their bounties freely poured — To these fathers, God ' s great blessing. Using all our noblest powers. Do we, all its faults confessing. Dedicate this book of ours. H. V. GOCKEL Ci.. ss OF 192 A Dn hr ' f Far off to distant clmies My duty calls ; But down throut ' h all the times. In thy dear walls, There will my thoughts remain ; And in my heart shall reign That ever wondrous name — Concordia. 10 w i 11 Crull Hall, so ujimd in lioitor of I ' rojessor August F. C. Crull. D. D.. who served at Coucordia from 1S73 to I ' n:. 12 - m_ s ' SS K ' -)! ' ,■1 Z f - Ci II fejtt 4 SihUr Hall, so named in honor of Doctor William Sihler, who was greatly in- strumetttal in founding Con- cordia College. 13 m - ' lu ■ ' il 1 a Si ink Hall, so nanitd in honor of Frofessor George Schick. Ph. D., who. taught at Concordia from 1S56 to 1914. © 14 Hanser Hall, so named in honor of Director C. J . Otto Hattser, who was at the head of Concordia College from 1872 to 1879. 15 h g)g::; fc r-, ii ii Cj m Q 5 16 c Bridge connLCtiiig H anser and Schick Halls and vieiv oj fark through one oj its arches. ' J. 17 p i It m m I i i PL-. 18 ncoral i an. The Botirr of Trustees UevV .V). « ' . ., TheRev. H. Luehr u — t M ieV. ' V Chairman ' ' ■ SchliT ■e s. m Mr.H.H.Hartwig Mr.OttoBengs Concordia College lost a sincere friend through the death of Mr. Charles Scheimann. who passed away in March. Mr. Scheimann, who was a gen- erous benefactor of the students, has bequeathed S25. 000 tn the college to aid in the building of a new stadium. M JosKPii M. Schmidt. D. U. Proiessor EineniKS 1- KlhliEKICH ZlcKEK, D. D. Proiessor Ennritus i jt r 20 coT-d i a. n. ' ' i:i ' {j President Martin H. Luecke, A. B. President Martin Luecke was born January 22, 1859, in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree at Concordia College in Fort Wayne. Indiana. Presi- dent Luecke attended Concordia Seminary at St. Louis from where he was graduated in 1881. He served as pastor at Beth- alto, then at Troy, and finally at Springfield. Illinois, where he founded the Springfield Hospital and Training .School in 1897. In 1903 he entered a field of greater service to the Lord as President of Concordia College, whicli position he held until the Lord saw fit to call His worthy servant to his reward on April 13. 1926. Due to the fact that the CoNCORDUN was already in the hands of the printer at the time of President l.uecke ' s death, it was impossible to give a more complete biography. m 21 22 n. Forzvard, March! Forward . march ! These words roused your spirits and quickened your steps soon after your arrival in Fort Wayne six years ago. Since then, you have heard them, not once, but a thousand times. This repetition, instead of diminishing- their effect, only served to stamp them indelibly upon } ' our minds and to communicate to you something of their spirit. In time, they came to .symbolize that energy and decision which resolutely faces difficult tasks and presses forward to success. Thus they proved a driving power of no mean force in your studies and in the various activities incident to college life. At times, no doubt, this driving power was exhausting to the unwilling flesh ; but the series of victories to which, with the blessing of God, it led obliterated the memory of toil and left in its place the pleasurable feeling of .success. These triumphs and the satisfaction which thev brought were not, it is true, always complete. Frecjuently indeed thev were, like ever} ' thing mortal, very imperfect. But you had imbibed the spirit of FoncarJ. march I and onward vou went with heightened determination to do better in the future. c The time of graduation is now at hand. Before leaving, you pause to cast an ap- praising look backward. Does this bring you unmingled joy? Probably not. True, you have the satisfaction of knowing that vou did not go down in defeat. Vou have finished the task you set yourselves ; }-ou have completed the course. But }-ou realize that there is a great gap between your ideals and your actual achievement. None will chide you if in this situation you are disposed to find comfort in the thought expressed b - Browning in his Saul: ' tis not what man Docs which exalts him, hut what man Would do. O ' J whf i Do not, h(.)wever, let this consoling thought keep ou from learning the lesson which unfulfilled aspirations are to teach. After readjusting your ideals, go forward with renewed purpose Face the tasks and difficulties of the coming vears with valiant heart. Endeavor to catch the spirit which pervades the following lines of Rabbi Btii Ezra: Then, welcome each rehnff That tnrns earth ' s smoothness i-on,qli. Each stinjr that bids nor sit nor stand hnt a-o! r!e onr joys three-parts pain! Strive, and hold chea|i tlie strain; Learn, nor acconnt the pan.?; dare, never grudge the throe! furel} ' . if there is a purpose in life calculated tO ' spur young men on, it is the one which you have chiisen. To render glorious service in the Lord ' s kingdom is to be yiiur privilege. Therefore. Fnr ' icarJ . inanh ! in m m George ' . Schick, Ph. D. Prima. Secunda, and Tertia — Greek, Hebrew, and Latin. Walter A. Hansen . A. B. Tertia and Quarta — Latin and Greek. William H. Kruse, A. B. Prima and Secunda — Greek and Latin. i ' AUL F. Bente, a. M. Quarta and Qninta — Englisli. John G. Kunstmann On lea e of absence — 19J5-26. 24 m Martin L. Stoeppelwerth, A. M. Secunda and Tertia — Chemistry and Physics. Erwin Schnedler. a. B. Secunda, Quarta. Quinta and Sexta — Mathematics. Henry D. Mensing Quinta and Sexta — English, Latin, and Religion. Martin H. Bertram, A. M. Prima and Secunda — German. Thomas Bakalar Slovak. U n O 9 ; 25 7A e C I ' M f--: K l:i .  ,i ' (;]-ori;e p. Schmidt. A.M. rrinia. Seciinda. Ttrlia. and .Hia ta C ' i ' ics and Histnr -. W ' altxr G. Herrling, A. M. (Juarta. (. uinta. and Se.Kta — Ilistorv, Latin, and Matliematics Ernest C. Lewerenz (.luaita. Quinta. and .Sexta- r.erman and Latin. Walter M. Miller, A. M. Prima, Secvmda, Tertia, and (Juaiia- Gernian. 26 . . 5 : Otto Schmidt, M. S. T. Quavta. Quinta. and Sexta — German. Mathematics, and Mythology. Karl H. Henrichs. A. K. Quarta and Sexta — English. Latin, and Mathemalii- Edwin A. Jacob Seciinda and Tertia — Laboratory Assistant. l)ELBERT R. KrETZMANN .Sc.vta — .Mythnlofjy. Biology, and Gernuui. ill ' .1 ' , 27 Corxco-rd • , ' . r : : ■.i $ [{ecreatiGu {5( A V A V (Ready b: the ati ' Ptiture W ' ; Qfirufor the day Digqingfor Jkbrew Manuscripts ■ uuire 111 Profs. I I 28 a asses y- l l r-i- ' r:, J: .r -fc; yr -s-: ' i-J ' l ' t J. I. U.F m ; V tiiaterual u al s did nourishment abound. •r 29 Motto: Strive al ' cays to be sineere. Colors : Blue and Gold . % lW| CLASS POEM A Rugged though our path may be. And with obstacles abound, Gi-ant that ever, Lord, by Thee Rest and solace may be found Though the world against us rise, Satan rage in every guise. As a child with many fears. Lord, we come, quench Thou our tears. Rugged though our path may be, Through a gulf of blazing fire. Lord, if Thou but with us be. Even there we could retire. If the world should split in twain. We would follow just the same As on paths with roses strewn ; Night would change to endless noon. Rugged though our path may be, -Mist our golden goal enshroud. Lord, grant us that we may see Far beyond the veiling cloud. If we falter, if we fall. Oh, be Thou our one and all, Grant that we again may rise. Till we reach Thy paradise. r Mi % H. W. GOCKEL. 32 r 1 John W. Golosinec — Jake Chica a- , 111. Meeting come to order! Jake ' s voice can be heard above tht- rumbling noise of the student body. Johnny is our Primus Omnium. Presi- dent of l rima and Secunda. and Business Manager of the Annual. One look at his picture shows you that he is a genius. He is the able captain of the band and has been director of the orchestra for the last five years. Curlydome is a very popular soloist, often heard over the ethereal waves of WOWO. At other times his voice is heard far into the night above those of his Chicago cronies, trying to drown out the midnight solos of the backyard prima donnas of the neighborhood. It has been tht problem of our Sleuth Commit- tee for the last few years to find Jake ' s missing bottle of hair-straightener. Pardon me for living! 33 yTT ' Piiiti. 7. ;,,:;;J;.;..ii::ll.lljH jl;1V... . I- n Arthur E. ScHivriDX — ' ' AdeV Latavctte. Ind. In Ouarta. Art ' s gentle manners and feminine voice gave him the nickname Adelheid. which was soon shortened to Adel. When he entered Prima, however, his name was changed to ' Missus. Her first-tenor voice is unequaled at the bunk and can often be heard over WOWO. He might be called a woman in daily life, but he shows manly traits in roughing it in a basketball game. He is also captain of Company E. It is said that once, while packing his suitcase in the dark, he put all his clothes into one of his oversized shoes. ' For crying out loud I 34 Herbert H. A. Umbach — Tuts ' ' St. Louis. Mo. At the tender age of twelve. Tuts entered the halls of Concordia to share our ups and downs during our six years stay. Although he is young- est in years, he is not youngest in mentality. Tuts is known for his systematic way of doing things. Not a single thing comes up which he has not anticipated. He is rarely seen without a book or his cornet, for when he is not studying, he is running up and down scales on his cornet. His untiring practice gave him the position of first lieutenant of the band. He is also one of the best players in our orchestra. We wondered why he was not all out of breath at 1 1 :05 p. m. on Sun- day evenings as so many of our classmates are. Eureka ! We found out that he has only a little way to run. That ' s great ! 35 m I ' . ■■ Arthur M. Bicker — Mooir Cleveland. Ohio The he-man member of the renowned trio. Moon- Kayo-Egypt. There are many talkers in our class, but Art can out-talk any one of them. Moon delights in telling us of his tonsil operation. He once won a debatt in the Stump with forensic ability that would have become a Roman senator. When it comes to setting up bleachers in the gym, Moon ' s advice is always appreciated. Next to talking, his favorite pastime is bowling. On Sat- urdays we see ' ' Moon fading away in the direc- tion of New Haven with his side-kick. Cow Mueller. He claims the honor of being the Ilawkshaw of the Sleuth Committee. While I ' iogcnes went around during the day with a lantern looking for an honest man. Moon goes around at night with a flashlight looking for a crooked man. Oh ! T hiiudcration t 36 John P. Fackler — Jake Detroit. Mich. This name sounds good when it is spoken to the music of hard cash jingling in the cash register. As the old saying goes, it takes three Turks to cheat a Jew. and seven Jews to cheat an Armenian, but where could one find enough Armenians to cheat our Jakey ? Consequently he was made manager of our stationery. Although he is small In stature, he is still big enough otherwise to handle a company in our battalion. Aside from these activities, Jake makes a side-line of bicycle-riding and hunting. The stationery is lit the hole this week. ! e Oliver V. Faszholz — Fmzzv St. Louis, Mo. Like Caesar. Fuzzy never speaks idle words, but when he does speak he means what he says. His Hebrew numbers make us wonder if his ancestry could be traced back to Levi or one of the other sons of Jacob. The snaps in this book bear wit- ness to the ability of Fuzzy as a photographer. He even bribed the weatherman to postpone the rainy season so that he could get in more work. Once while sleeping with his camera in his arms, he was heard to whisper: I came, I saw, I snapped. A bright future must be in sto re for him. Do I have to drill todav? J 38 r Albert Y. Galen — ' ' Kayo Cleveland. Ohio Don ' t rush, ladies, his heart is already pierced with the fiery darts of Cupid. Three years ago Al returned to the bunk in the garb of a man and has been in great demand since. Kayo has been very popular as a humorist, since his debut as a speaker at the Prima and Secunda banquet. His success was confirmed when he expounded the German proverb. Einmal ist keinmal. Rumor has it that he is the dark horse for our next field meet, but the truth is that he is trying to get in on time Sunday nights. He is the only living critic of the great Hebrew scholar. Mandelkern. dont knew about that. 39 , _ «eK ; i iiiijii ' ,■ i;;i[i ' :: ' :ii ' : P i;i;;|jji,.;,.;tiiniiii ii!i:i;. mm LTER J. CtEFFERT ' cif Arlington Heights. 111. Jeff has the admiration of his classmates for being the most frank and sincere member of the class. He is an enemy of diplomacy. In the ath- letic line Graf stars as a varsity pitcher and as a tackle on Crull Hall ' s football squad. As to other lines of sport Wallie admits that he is national horseshoe champion. Give him a regula- tion court, a regulation pair of shoes, and ability, then watch him go. The Arab ' s inherent ap- p eciation of beauty is keen and at times peculiar. He can see beauty in almost anything, wet snow, red hair, large rocks, crowds, etc. Many are the times when Jeff rouses guffaw, from the class by his witty sayings. On account of this he is one of the most popular members of his class. We cannot remember a single Monday morning when Wallie had his n :nd on his work all the time. Yes. and then again, no. 40 r Herman ' W. Gockel — Buddy Cleveland. Ohio Above ve have the likeness of the poet laureate of our class. His genius in this line was not discov- ered until two years ago when he took first, place in our poetry contest. Since then he has climbed steadily in his efforts as this book will show. ■ Gock is major of our battalion, the highest position to which a Concordian may aspire. Buddy ' s work as major, coupled with the facts that poetical genius must have time and place to express itself and that he is a stationery Jew. has kept him from taking part in athletics. We forgot to mention that he even removes milk bottle caps with his sabre. Hard luck I W- 41 TZ jUUtu. ' f . Id! liJiT .; LoRENZ B. GuGEL — ' ' Bamcy ' Frankenmuth, Mich. Although he has been with us only two years, Barney. ' the oldest man in the class, has become very popular. Gugel is very quiet and peaceful until it comes to performing his duties as quarter- master, rounding up the negligent fatiguers. etc. lie also shows his organizing ability in rounding up and keeping order in the ranks of our German philosophers and debaters, the members of the Goethe Verein. Barney ' s fa orite diversion is splitting pins in our bowling alleys with his speedy out-curve, except when he is in, some deep discussion w ith his worthy collaborator, Nordsieck. Give him a piece of Metwurst and a Hebrew- grammar or a copy of the Frankenmutli Abend- post, then Barney will be happy. r i sine going to flop in today ' ' 42 r I ,;rfy TTiiiiru.f. ! t ■ Tj. --- J George I. Jonescue — i-7v Chicago, 111. In Jew our class finds a dtep student of human nature and a philosopher surpassed only by So- crates and his followers. His habit of thinkini:; twice before he speaks makes him one of the sage; of our class. Since ha is the Coetus dues col- lector, Jew is given the chance to learn the art of bookkeeping. His smallness of stature cannot be explained, unless the frerjucnt combing of his curly locks hindered his growth. Jew ' s com- mand of the English language and his art of speaking have given him the honor of being presi- dent of the Stump. ' H betcha! 43 -m Theodore H. Kohlmeier— Zti New Haven Ind. Another one of our New Haven lads. Ted claims the honor of being the first of the gang to see New Ha en s renowned flagpole. As assistant quartermaster he rules supreme over the fatiguers, but nevertheless he is quite popular with the lower classmen. Ted goes home over the week-end, so we cannot given an account of his Sunday eve- ning whereabouts. We wish we did know some- thing about his social life ; perhaps we would be able to explain his far-away look on Monday morning. Ted ' s characteristic laugh has won him fame at the bunk. for he is now professor of Gutlaw, giving private lessons in laughing. He claims that he has mastered over one hundred various outbursts of hilarity. Whenever there is a pinochle tournament in the stationery, Ted is sure to be present. T iat ' s a , ooJ idea ! 44 George A. Lorenxf. Lorain, Ohio Every class has one man who is a model of in- dustry. George is ours. Whether it is his class- wcrk. or a paper tor the Stump or Goethe Verein, or an essay on Vanity Fair. he is heart and soul in his work. He has no inclination for athletics, so his energies are t irned into different channels, one of which is salesmanship. Another is the preservation of law and order about the College. So it goes down tlie list, until we come to studying. Here the inclination has become a passion. George has character, a solidness that will surely bring him to his objective no matter what it mav be. But. ' projcssor- 45 fiiffff!f mi.rrr ,jr. . . i-jT. L_ij uuu u _, _.j;,i , r,;;ji i;. ' J i ;;|....;i.T!_lillllll II ju!,, ■ - ar , x Clarence W. Luekexs — ' Luke Cleveland. Ohio To this man Is due the distinct honor of being editor-in-chief of this book. Many quarts of mid- nij;ht oil did he burn to edit our annual. We were positive that Poodle would have to comb his hair with a towel after this great task, but his blond curly locks are still growing. We often wondered how Luke got the addresses of so many queens of Cleveland, until we found out that he was a mail carrier during the summer vacation. Lulu ' s experience at a training camp made him a good soldier and helped him in getting the position of captain of Company B. His favor- ite pastime is eating breakfast at his aunt ' s house during our morning free periods. He can eat not only during free periods, but at any time of the day. Is the stationery open? 4e II, J lill llinju I, ■ II ' nir iJu Til r. •■• ' t I II II II : I iV Howard F. Melcher — i Jy Cleveland, Ohio Rudy may be able to put it over on us in etiquette, but when sports come into consideration the majority claim an edge on him. The only dangerous sport in which our Rudy indulges is chastising the ball in a wild game of tennis. He is a perfect lover — in tennis, of course. His room is often filled with bricks, old shoes, et cetera; reason: Rudy is a saxaphone artist. Go down the corridor of the second floor of Crull Hall any day. and you will hear melodious strains pouring forth from Rudy ' s saxaphone. ' ' Hello. iht-reV f Cari. S. Meyer — Bish Seymour. Incl. Herodotus, Plutarch, Livy, and other historians have no shade on Bish when it comes to know- ing historical details. The publishers are anxiously awaiting Charlie ' s great work entitled. Itu- portant Events That Other Great Historians Have Missed. Besides this, it has been discovered that during the summt-r vacations Bish indulges in selling aluminum ware while smoking somebody else ' s tobacco in his father ' s pipe and riding in a borrowed Ford. Since Charlie often com- plains of growing pains, we think that he still has a chance to beat Jew. the other midget of our class. ' ' Dithmithed I 48 -2 Frederick L. Miller — ' Fritz FVirt Wavne. Ind. Here we have the fast man. Fritz stenii to be in a hurry at all times. When someone brushes by you in the corridor, you can guess at once who it is. On account of his speedy way of doing things he was elected advertising manager of our Annual. He is the efficiency expert of the class. One glance at his neatly arranged note-book will convince one of that. Fritz also has a Jewish strain. We never knew this until we saw how well he took in our money in the book store. Fritz is the picture of ambition. He never was known to come to class unprepared, whatever the subject may have been. Mitz. as a deep student of ornithology, is at present engaged in tracing the family of the wowbird. Yes! But . 49 HkNRV J. MOELI.ERIXii ?; ' Fort Wavne, Ind. Hank has btrt-ii with us for tivc yt-ars and during that time has proved himself to be the gentler kind. He never argues, but does his work si- lently and conscientiously. Prima will never for- get the feast he prepared for us at his home here in Fort Wayne. We owe Hank many thanks for the favors he has done for us, especially for the use of his car during the basketball season when he was a member of the reception committee. ■ ' Hank and his brief case are inseparable and we found the two wearing out the sidewalks be- tween hif. house and the library. We were sorry to hear about his sickness last February, but we thought that some { ood was bound to result. Hi.s room was an information bureau for the nurses who weve acquainted with his classmates. Er iim. that is — ' 50 i nil 111! 11 II ir III! Tn 1 iilllt lU. Ernst H. Mteller — Co c ' Gar Creek. Ind. Another one of our huskies, hence the peculiar cognomen Cow. Others viU have it that he derived this name from the famous Muellers Kuh of the nursery rhyme. N evertheless his huge frame is a wonderful asset to his pitching ability and his stonewall defense on the football line. He is the most popular Jew in our sta- tionery, since his big hands can dish out more pretzels in one haul than any ordinary steam shovel. His build can be easily explained by the fact that he is a German lumen. and we all know that von Hindenburg is no pigmy. Cow does not hibernate during the winter mont fis but keeps in trim by knockiu ' down the niaplewood in our bowling alleys, of which he is supervisor. O i. I don ' t r; ozv! 51 Reinhold L. Xordsieck — LaviV ' Indianapolis. Ind. Shakt hands with our scientist and philosopher. There is nothing that Lard cannot figure out by the laws of physics and chemistry. Honor is due him for his two new physical observations, namely : What goes up must come down. and Where Ihere is smoke, there must be fire. ' One of his faults is his exactness. Once he was found meas- uring the part in his hair, so as to get it exactly in the center. That he is a good student is proved by the fact that he has almost mastered the lan- guages, although he has been with us for only two years. Besides being acquainted with subjects taken here at the bunk, Lard is well versed in civil court procedure. Conic on, yon ffi ys. fife down! ' ' 52 Leonard A. Reinke — ' ' Magg ' w ' Chicago. 111. Our class ' s he-man. Maggie is captain and guard of the basketball team. On account of his physical development he has received the cog- nomen Firpo. His ambition is to be strong man for a Barnum and Bailey circus, bending iron bars and heaving weights. When ' Maggie is on the -warpath, the whole class seeks the nearest refuge. Firpo ' s favorite pose is the one in which he sits on a red pillow, having a certain letter on his desk and gazing into nothingness. Mother Africa, who ' s got sonieth ' nti to eat. ' ' ' IN 53 NoRiMAX W. RiECK — ' Wor n Detroit, Mich. Wiien hot notes are heard coming from the piano. one knows that Norm is playing. Yes, he may be called King of the ivories here at the bunk. Norm was never known to become angry at anyone. In fact he is so kind that he has been dubbed BTgheart. If you doubt his kind- heartedness, watch him feed his goldfish and you will be convinced. For a long time we wondered why he put straw on the ground outside oi, his window. Upon being asked, he told us that he did not want night to fall hard. Rick also has athletic inclinations ; he is guard on the varsity basketball squad and tennis champion of Con- cordia. Let ' s give the boys a treat, 54 r ' UU UllllU U ■ ::, Ufi thi Tn il f] I I tilt ii;ui..„ f Christian I ' Rittmanx — Pr( ' ,u- r . Gillette. Ark. Preach ' s sonorous voice can always be heard booming in the corridors. Is he loud? Words cannot e.xpress. His slick tongue helped him in selling second-hand uniforms at the beginning of the year. His salesmanship cannot be equalled by any other member of the class, no, not even by Pope. Since ht is from the south, Preach is always ready with a wise crack of some kind. He is one of the stellar guards on our basketball team. Preach delights in telling everybody of his various dates. His philosophy is : There is nothing that cannot be eaten or smoked. Ritt even boasts of the fact that he can w hlsper in his own ear. co -( i ,i : — i ,i : — jabber, etc.) ' tt Earl O. ScHWF.R rAx — : t-(i7-y Area. 111. Heroes are born not only in large cities, but often they grow up together with the green corn stalks. As a proof of this we have Heavy. the business man. coming from the wilds of Area. The name of his home town is probably responsible for his interest in geometry. Heavy w ' as captain of the Hanser Hall football team. The only difference between Earl and Red Grange is that the for- mer does not haul ice during summer or wear a raccoon coat. But then again. Red does not sell tickets for basketball games. Heavy ' s am- bition is to amalgamate the dative and accusative cases in German. ' ' Got your liiuch? 56 Carl H. X ' etter — Blitz ' ' Chicago. 111. No, he is not a peroxide blonde : his hair is nat- urally light. Vou may wonder -why he got the nom-de-plume Blitz. Well, it came about by the process of evolution. Vetter is his real name, from which came Donnerwetter and finally Blitz, since Donner and Blitz are insep- arable. He has been cheer-leader for the last two years, which gives him the opportunity for his frequent lectures to Coetus on psychological rooting. He is the humorist of our class. Blitz is the cause of the many arguments of the class in regard to his philosophy, ' ' Life ' s a joke. ' His humorous speeches never fail to raise guf- faws from the audience. Although he claims tht wave in his hair is natural, we have our doubts. Good luck. Carl Victor Hugo! k. ■  Let ' s chip in I 57 -X II wjr. v. „„%- y.j..Y-i, rrr. . . 1 . .- ' Hekmax O. W ' arneck — ' ' Bones ' ' St. Louis. Mo. Bones is one of the fellows of our class who is not fond of hearing hiniself talk. The energy which he saves by his silence is turned to other things. Not a little of this energy is used in bowl- ing, since he is a member of our class bowling team. The remainder of this energy is used in his conscientious preparation for his classwork. As a result of this. Bones has made himself one of our few Hebrew lumens. Our hero is also in favor of having a weekly Prima smoker, provided the stationery Jews furnish the cigars, cigarettes. and matches. His ambition is to stretch the springs of a scale. Let ' s bowl a game. 5S 1 r -wfU ' w H ' Ttf.V ' WiLBERT H. W ' eRLIXC ' Schwd iz New Haven. Ind. You may wonder, gentle reader, why this man carries the peculiar cognomen Schwanz. On account of his towering height and great size he was at first nicknamed ' ' Cow. But when we realized that there were two Cows in our class, we stuck to the co v and called him Schwanz. Our big brother does not smoke, for an old sooth- sayer once whispered that the use of tobacco would stunt his growth. Schwanz ' s reach makes him an excellent center on our varsity basketball team, where he has been out-jumping his opponents for three years. Not only does he indulge in this sport, but he also hurls the discus and plays base- ball and football. His ambition is to pick coconuts without the use of even a soap-box. Pass the jam. 5ft George W. W ' ittmek — Pete ' Chicago. 111. It is due to Pete ' s ability as a biographer, that these true character sketches of his classmates appear in this book. Since our hero hails from the south side of Chicago, he is a natural gun- man, expressing the ferocious side of his nature by tiring off blanks at the end of our basketball games. His standing excuse for this is his job as basketball manager, which fK)sition he has filled with a high degree of ability. Pete holds many important offices, chief of which are captain of Company D. member of the athletic commission. and captain of the Crul l Hall football squad. In this last capacity he has served as an excellent pilot, keeping up the spirit of his fellow huskies by his famous imitations of Nick Altrock. Pete ' s ambition is to find a tonic which will actually keep his hair on his head. You heard me. xvhat I said ya ! 60 Theodore G. Wuggazer — Ttv Fraser, Mich. O sole mio — Ted is again at the organ. He is noted for his interludes in devotion, but can play anything from Chopsticks to Andante Religiose. To Ted a Hebrew paradigm may be a stumbling block, but the studying of the bat- ting averages of big league players is a pastime. As long as Ty Cobb is batting around .300, Wuggy is satisfied and walks around with a great big smile. Ted ' s slogan is, Why worry? Everything will be all right. As mailman of Sihler Hall he reads many postcards, and thus spends his afternoons. When he has a deck of pinochle cards, tobacco, and a pipe, tht-n our Michigan frit-nd is content. ' Ty Cobb got ttuo hits todays 61 ( lass H rophecv ■I ' ' ¥h Last night as I %vas clreamin ;. 1 dreamed a dream so fair. I soared to regions gleaming with jewels and gems so rare; And there in sparkling splendor, behold an angel came ; And then in tones so tender she sang a noble strain, Until asleep I ' d fallen, and had in visions seen The future of my classmates in a dream within a dream. In far-off Asia Minor Moon Bicker I did see Engaged as undertaker around the deep Dead Sea. And wandering to Jerusalem, Jake Fackler wends his way, And there as natural citizen lie settles down to stay. While here, he once met Faszholz in a Jewish synagogue. Poor Fuzzy now was serving as a Hebrew pedagogue. And Galen, he had .fettled in Cleveland with his wife : And there with all his kiddies now led a quiet life. While Geffert ' s reservation had crowned him their new king, With all his Chinese customs imported from Sing Sing. Golosinec had wandered to far-famed ancient Rome To find the man who ' d written Liber Primus on his tome. Our richest man was GugeL and him the people thank For taking so much interest in Frankenmuth ' s great bank. Jonescue now was sitting in Washington, D. C, A senator of standing our Jew had come to be. And Kohlmeier, still a sailor, railed o ' er the mighty main. Full many naval victories now swelled his glorious fame. George Lorence. whose ambitions were bent on being Pope. No v had to be contented with selling toilet soap. And Luekens, true to nature, of Judge is editor. His thoughts, when given expression, shock each competitor. In far-off Frisco, Melcher is vell and widely known. For he has stirred the country with his silver saxaphone. As pastor in a village Bish Meyer reigns supreme, His fluent Sunday sermons have won him high esteem. Fritz Miller now in England had gained undying fame. For now a doctor ' s title had graced his noble name. To distant southern Egypt Hank Moellering made a cruise. And there at building sphiilxcs he filled his father ' s shoes. Back to his native country Cow Mueller went to stay, And there as missionary was pojjular they say. As scientist Lard Nordsieck had now won great renown. And medicine he practiced in a little one-horse town ; While in Chicago Reinke had sold full many a chop. For he had now established the biggest butcher shop. And in the slums of Boston ' Preach Rittman ' s army store With coats and caps and trousers had brought him cash galore. And Schmiddy ' s voice had brought him renown from east to west; When singers names were mentioned, his was among the best. Earl Schwerman now was serving as football coach at Vale ; Against his wise maneuv ' ring attacks could naught avail. And Norm Rieck ' s nimble fingers had brought him to the light, For his piano playing engaged him every night. Tuts i ' mbach in St. Louis had bought a barber shop And bobbed full many a tlapper and shaved full many a fop. Blitz Vetter made his living by acting on the stage; His witty cracks and humor and jokes improved with age. As champion bowler Warneck had rolled his way to fame, All records fell before him as he bowled frame after frame. And Werling now as Mayor New Haven did control. And there at Transfer Corner had built a new flagpole. Pete Wittmer ' s disposition and many sterling traits Had raised him to be president of our United States. To emulate Cecilia was Wuggy ' s only goal; He conjured from his organ expressions of his soul. I listened to his music and heard it melt away. And iieard its distant echo when he had ceased to play. in blissful peace I listened until 1 felt a shock. And lieard a voice which shouted: Get up. Gock. six o ' clock! m II. V. G. 62 ;iV:: 1 F. Kretzschmar, ric,-Prt iii c i F. Walker, Picwii t i J. Block, Sfcrt ' diy ' « P. Badoxsky W. Bandt H. Behrens A. BoDTKE N. Eli.ermann T. Felten J. Grapatix H. Hai.ter E. Heihorn H. Beitz T. Beyerlein K. Frankenstein P. Gompf J. Hieber J. Hohexi:arten i:5g: L :sS 19 6 ( g C4 i...... m JAe _ Concor-di UTL g R. HOHENSTEIN H. KUTSCH M. MOELLERING C. Schumacher E. Kettxer N. Kline C. Klitzke A. Kretzmann W. LiEDER H. Malte G. Michael W. Miehe M. jMl eller M. Peters A. Rebber G. Reschke y. Schutt R. Steude E. Zelinski ■ 9 £ 6 :: : :: s::QS: 65 Don ' t bother hnn. ffirls Notice the fond fi look in his eyes. ,-1 Packing np bines. 66 St2idt ' )its ■ not iuniates. ■•wt iiiiiu i|ii| ■I ii. ' sS g| iii: % t i. lZfkl Studenteu-arrest I Cuckoo ! 7Ae Con The Concord ian 1927 Staff ■r } !| Left to right, seated : Professor P. F. Bente, Faculty Adviser ; F. Kretzschmar, Editor; E. Zelinski, Business Manager; H. Halter, Photographer; E. Kettner, Sports Editor. Standing: J. Block. Art Editor; G. Reschke. Biographer; F. Walker, Associate Editor; H. Malte. Advertising Manager; R. Hohenstein. Humor Editor; K. P ' ranken- stein. Literary Editor; N. Ellerman, Assistant Business Manager. i iarfK. ■,-■- ' ■ - K ;ViaK:l ' i - ' ' '   ii J 68 O M — - 1 u : O £ ti p: -; ' 2 ' ij 5 r. u X -li! rt ? _Lf Ll, u w •t; SI I ' (U - o « ■ :7 o?. yr L UllUUU L; Hi irHBMB ;wr ' I O .- 5 i? - kJ = v - r- J ■EyiU 72 J c Just before we got sick. ] L own this place. Food for squirrels. When the dean looking:. Both 1st up. 71 And Lincoln freed the niggers. On a transcontinental tour. Out ior some ozone 73 74 Jhe Co-ncc II I r ' J ' { ' O u X ; , W -= k4 -SO N ■ - ; _o - CO OJ d ' 5) ji-i U ' r ii W u D . bfl - ' = 1 - i ii ' W 1 w ex - Si - - o .0 , i-T Ch . CD s .0 W - c .0 5 K fe 76 I ' m from Siiin-iluiik. Qiiartas letter m n. Shritks ' ' CasiialtitS On your mark ! Caiii iks IF Butch Kolbow ' s proteges. Qiiarta ' s Bouncing Fhe. Earl Liedermann ' s pupils All ice in laonderland.. 7S The long lost VI is sing link. Ochsi ig Machin-a namlet and Laertes, A Ice birds — ivoii- ' t Oh . H am gravy . irither azi-av . ' A o m VI h eini fapa 79 Well-equipped. SpcrrUs. Four Quarts Five Quarts. 80 ?-.l. Pi -3 « — 5W L ii - ■ — L 1 W i 9 : V ■ ' C ( f OC i; 5: .. X . - u w. O LH — E c .z f . v: The JiuniaJi fly. Basketball boosters. ONpiDRDIf t . . jijv - V ' - Who ' ll set im up? Xn; 83 Carry iiu back Schmeckfs gut? 84 S( ' i m 86 Tiny ,i. ' (Y.f (7 raise. After the finals. ' 87 |5J£fi% • -Ai Puinpkhis. ctivUies To play the game of life cor- rectly IS to play it on the square. 89 I! 7Ae mi VJ Sgtn.SmsLimS.A. QdefMdj0rIiW.Qocm he STAFF !W| 92 l!l Z 6 03 J he Concord { an. J| lr m f ' , ' (, .- ' i Iff i W E.Schwermann r 7MC.Rittmann ite Ind eiit. G. Lorence COMPANY A COMMISSIONED «Mrf NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ! ' i 94 7 ie Concord i a. TV sa x:: r ?2 - - o C 1 R a J: n W Tin ?a ss 1 w 73 o H ■ l ; ;- H t 2-2 O fo =r jj g y c gfe 95 J he CoTt.co ' rdicL ' n. Capi. C.Luekens 75 . f«f.E Miller 2«rt[ e« .T.Wuggazei COMPANY B COMMISSIONED and NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS I % 96 Concord i a. n. 7 i o o 5 = H 2- S W =- - P 3 i i i M - - • -I 3 ?« 3 J5 P= C 0 j3 c 3 q o p C- O rt fO ] rt . N r : ' 13 oq ■ ' ) — . M ?1 m .f f ;i t ' . 97 iV i u ' ? ' ' Capt. J. Fackler IsUieut.EMuellev ZudL eut. EWarneck COMPANV C COMMISSIONED «w NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS m 9S CorrcoTcli cltl £ - 3 p9 5 K w Q O o Gh 2! 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' ■I JtV lOG 107 Reviezv of the Yearns Athletics Despite man}- indications t(i the cuntrar) ' , atliletics at Concordia have been a great success during the past year. ' I ' his success can be seen chiefly in a review of the two major sports — baseball and basketball. Baseball, the oldest sport at Concordia, has always drawn a large amount of en- thusiasm from the students, with the result that the Maroon and White has been rep- resented on the diamond continually by teams of the highest rank. But it was not until last year that intercoll egiate baseball was introduced to any great extent at Concordia. Due to the good work of Coach Kruse and Captain Schwartzkopf, the college produced a team which was well-drilled in every department of the game. It was one of the heaviest hitting teams ever produced at Concordia, making an average of more than nine runs per game in a season of ten games with some of the best college nines in this section. This terrific hitting, combined with great work on the mound, gave the old bunk seven victories out of ten starts against such strong teams as Manchester College, Tri-State College, Concordia Teachers ' College, and Anthony Wayne Institute. Basketball, which ranks with baseball as the main sport at Concordia, also had a successful year. Only two veterans were left from the previous season, but Coach Henrichs and Captain Reinke succeeded in building up a strong though green team. Despite the stiff .schedule arranged by Manager ' ittmer. including games with Val- paraiso I ' ., Manchester College, Terre Haute Normal, Huntington College, Hope College, and other equally strong teams, the season started out wdth a rush. Olivet and Huntington losing to the Maroon and White in quick succession. After the holidays, however, the team suffered some reverses, due in part to the ineligibility of several players. Games were lost by narrow margins to Terre Haute Normal, Manchester College, and Anthony Wayne Institute. However, the season was a .success from the standpoint of games won and lost: but it was a greater .success when one consider that the team was almost entirely new and was matched against more experienced teams. Football, a new sport at Concordia, made another step forward dtiring the last year. Shorth- before the season started, the announcement was made that none but iirtramural games might be played. This announcement, however, did not dampen the enthusiasm with which the call for try-outs was answered. Coach Kretzmann was placed in charge, and under his care two strong teams were developed, one representing Crull Hall and piloted by Captain Wittmer, the other representing Hanser Hall and led by Captain Schwerman. Due to a late start, the two teams pla} ' ed but one game, which was won by Crull Hall, 9 to 6. The season in itself was no success, but it was a great step toward the introduction of intercollegiate football at Concordia. Tennis and track also have a large number of enthusiastic followers at Concor- dia, although these sports have not, as yet, reached the intercollegiate stage. Due to the fact that the old tennis courts were used as a site for a new building, little could be done this year toward the development of tennis. However, new courts will soon be built, which will add impetus to the permanent establishment of this sport. Facil- ities for the track and field enthusiasts will also be improved, and it is hoped that this will create a greater interest in the annual field dav held at Concordia. 108 W: lit Coaches Although serving his first year, Coach Henrichs has shown himself to be both able and efficient. Much of the basketball team ' s success must be attributed to his wide knowledge of the game. His knowledge of athletics is not confined to basket- ball, for he has also shown great ability in baseball. Kretzmann, who acted as football coach last fall, did much to establish this branch of athletics at Concordia. Under his watchful eye strong scjuads were developed bv each of the residence halls. The Athletic Committee m 109 ACOJfz Captain Rein ' ke No individual player lias done more for his team than Reinke. captain and veteran player of four years. He never had the opportunity to show his real ability until this year, when he was elected captain. He is a good player not only on the defense, but also on the offense. Con- cordia will be without his services next year, since he graduates in June. I If Concordia 42 Concordia 44 Concordia 99 Concordia 28 Concordia 14 Concordia 23 Concordia -.-.-. 31 Concordia -„ 2 5 Concordia 39 Concordia -... 20 Total -.-.-. 288 CoN ' coRDiA Varsity Season Record Olivet College 19 Huntington College „- 20 Terre Haute Normal 26 Walt her League All-Stars .„ 13 Manchester College 46 Manchester College 24 Valther League All-Stars 15 Hope College .- 1 9 Valparaiso U 29 Anthony Wayne Institute 22 Total 233 110 LCT .c or-a I en r 9 Etzlev ' yhrward Bodtke forward A. Schmidt Torward 111 Ti : ' i Record of the Concordia Seconds ) ' ■ ' ' -■ ' i ' ' ! ,71 Seconds 26 Seconds 40 Seconds .. 29 Seconds 14 Seconds 36 Seconds 1 5 Seconds 17 Seconds 19 Seconds 23 Seconds 33 Concordia Walther League 28 Lincoln Lifes 10 Wa ' ne Independents 18 St. Paul Walther League 16 Schroecler ' s Clothing 17 Emmaus Walther League 12 Concordia ' alther League 37 Zinn W ' alther League 26 St. Joe A. C- 33 Emmanuel Walther League 23 Total 254 Total 220 I 112 113 7 he Con co I Ml Captain Schwartzkopf Much of the success of the baseball team was due to Schwartzkopf, captain and catcher. He has been a member of the varsity for three years, serving as infielder until this year, when he worked behind the plate. His great hitting abil- ity together with his defense work made him a great player. W ESrSE Season Record 1925 yuma Concordia 1 3 12 Concordia 10 ... 16 Concordia 8 12 7 Concordia .-.- 8 Total 93 Manchester College 7 Manchester College 6 Anthony Wayne Institute 1 River Forest (C. T. C.) 10 Tri-State College 10 Tri-State College 14 Emmaus Walther League. 5 Adrian College 1 Concordia Walther League 9 .Alumni ( St. Louis) 7 Total 70 • ' -H L 19 2 6 114 m III Pi 1 Iff ' ! 10 115 7he zapf sss rras . Crull Hall Football Team m Left to right : First row: Kersten, end; Macko. backtield ; Rieck, tackle; Getfert, tackle; ' etter, backfield; Loesel, guard; Badonsky, end. Second row: Kretzmann, coach; Struve, center; Werling, end; Schnude, end; Etzler, backfield ; W ' ittmer. captain and backfield ; Golosinec, backfield ; Schnepel, guard; C. Miller, tackle; Reinke, guard. r- ' i: ' It 1 116 Co n i Oil %: i m ji K«- - MK r. awam HciNser Hall Football Team Left to right : First row: Grapatin. taclvle: l icicer, end: K. Frankenstein, backfield; Frischi, end; E. Sciimidt. end: Gerke. tackle: Hipp, guard. Second row: Kretzmann, coacli; Ciamec. backfield: A. Schmidt, end; ' oege. tackle; Machina, end; E. Mueller, guard: Rittmann, backfield; Fabry, guard: Schwermann. captain and backfield ; Weiss, tackle : Fackler, backfield ; Bandt, cen- ter ; Hanser. tackle: Schrneder. guard: Faszholz, backfield. l.fcil v : b:i 117 U ' ' ,i I ■j ' i Quinta mil ■ pi Sexta Quarta 118 0 P B o X: - ■3 c = — tn bx) - - c- S — ■ : d .3 = 3 S 3 s e ■J i be i! Al 120 ■s : 3 is: !M I ' 3 -J 2. c o. 2. ? - -■ E pj 3 a 3 S r; rt o ° 3 oi m 3 ™ S o 1 3 d, a S. Ql W 1 m M G3 f — S ' 3 S ; S ; o :i. ■ ?r , - : „,£.3t o £ ■ 3 d — Zl ' 3 .- t — ; -: ju 3 =1 3  • 2. £-?3 £. 3 2. w 73 rB „ : r :; 3 . Vl 3 =• Si. ' ■ S : o [a f 3 «- 3 — S. p rt 2 c- 3- 3 D 3 OS - o ■ fT n nr S C : l 121 ;, II Left to right, first row: Michael; Nordsieck. secretary; Gugel, president; Professor Ber- tram, sponsor; Beyerlein. vice-president; Gockel ; E. Mueller. Second row: Beitz, Grapatin, K. Frankenstein. Behrens. Reschke. Miehe. C. Meyer. Geffert. Third row: Lieder, Schwerman, Fackler. Wittmer, Schumacher, Kline, Galen. Kohlmeier. Der Goethe Vere ' m Vor etlichen Jahren wurde der Goethe ' erein ins Leben gerufen. Dieser Verein, der sich aus Secundanern und Primanern zusammensetzt, macht es sich zur Aufgabe, die Kenntnis der deutschen Sprache und Literatur zu foerdern, besonders will er den Mitgliedern Gelegenheit bieten, sich im Gebrauch der deutschen Sprache zu ueben. Jeden zvveiten Dienstag ist Versammlung : da werden Reden gehalten, die Werke deutscher Schriftsteller werden besprochen, Dialoge kommen zur Auffuehrung, Debatten werden abgehalten, usw. Gelegentlich veranstaltet der Goethe Verein Bankette, wo es nie an interessanten und deutsch-gemuetlichen Programmen fehlt. In dem vergangenen Jahr stand der ' erein unter der Leitung Herrn Prof. M. H. Ber- trams. 122 a 9 f5 Left to right, first row: Nordsleck, Fackler, A. Schmidt, Kettner. vice-president; Professor Schmidt, sponsor; Luekens, president; Galen. Geffert. Halter. Second row: Melzer. Schulenburg. Ilohengarten, E. Schmidt. II. Frankenstein, Harmon, Beitz, Linsenmann. Kohlmeier. C. Meyer. Third row: Schumm, Schramm. Kretzschmar, Schumacher. Steude. Maltc, K. Frankenstein, Hohenstein, Kutch. Tlie Stump The Stump is a debating society composed of members of the three upper classes. Since it has as its aim the cultivation of ease in public speaking, debates and speeches on topics of current interest constitute the main part of all programs. It also teaches its members the principles of parliamentary procedure and awakens their interest in politics. The Stump was organized four years ago through the efforts of Professor George P. Schmidt, who has continued as its sponsor since its beginning. 123 m V: ' -0 !C S 0. e ■3 u.S = - H g 5:2 cj .= I « •-op ■213 2 G o - C - aj ■ - ci, « 3 C O C oj c c ' rj Vi 3 lU C K a cfl J5 oj tn in ' rn OJ cn • 5 o 0) 10 tfl uj C .S • rt ' c i . ox o 124 75 h- O re 63 O 3 CR re ' X a rv n . { X • cr -I c: . a 3 -a D- ; E ft V ' ?- = o re O rt. f 71 re T - f 2 o. = K w [n [p ' O - . - T n. ___ n n Ui 3 ■ o a- ' • n — 2 fit p. en m S. pa O I ' ' O 3_ N rti IT. O m j3 o 3 = SVi VJ I SS: 125 . ' I.I tl CLuekens Editor WeyyorMHBerti ' am ' FbculujActvisoi- J. Golosinec Business Mgv. j ie CONCORDIAN STAFF WGeffert Art Editor P. Miller Adv. Mgi: H.Gockel A.Schmidt G.Wittmei- L.Gugel Jjtevan Editov Assoc.Editov Qiographev Asst.AdiiMgr. C.Vetter ESchwei marm O.Fasiholz G.Jonescue Humor EditoV Sports Editor Snaps Editor AsstBus.Mgv. II IHBI 126 c umni S ■ ' ■ ' c - ' ' M- r .d Ks . i7 ' .A .. D 95 ■ (- ,■ ' -.-- ' i: la £S;i | . . jX ' , ' Our open gate in years gone by, our open gate until ive die. 127 11 . -. ' - THE following list, which contains the names of all Concordia graduates from the year 1862 to 1920, is published with two objects in view. One is to awaken the interest and fond mem- ories of the old grad when he looks at the names of those who studied and played with him during his bunk days. It is hoped that many will endeavor to renew the friendships which It-nt color to their sojourn in Fort Wayne. The other is to further the completion of the list itself, espe- cially in regard to those who did not enter the ministry. An effort is now being made by the Alumni Association to make a complete record of all those who attended the Fort Wayne Concordia. Any information which will assist in our effort to complete the list or correct any mistakes that may have been made will be gratefully received by I ' rofessor George V. Schick, Ph. D., Concordia College. Fort Wayne. Indiana. 1862 Allwardt, H. Balzke a. BOESE, K. Brohm, Th., Ph. D. Frofessor California Concordia College, Oakland, Cal. Craemer. H. Crull, a. Ernst. H.. D. D. St. Paul, Minn. Grosse, J. Herzer, J. 1549 Lowell Ave., Springfield, 11 Kncn, F. ' Koch, H. R. R. No. 1, Sadorus. 111. Lehmann. F. lothmann, w. 135 S. High St., Akron, Chin M ' ESSLEB. P . Professor Professor Paaior em. Pastor MiESSLER. T. 2022A Ohear Ave., St. Louis. Mn NUETZEL, J. SCHCMM. G. Seuel. C. ■ Stei,i-HOrn, V. Torgersen, T. Walker. H., D. D. 15 Porter Ave. Wesemann, F. Pastor em. Silver Creek, N. . 1865 BlEWEND. A. Ernst, W. Frank. C. HOVDE. B. Glenwood, Minn. Partenfelder, H. Sauer. H. Schmidt, C Schmidt, T.. D. D. 1501 E. Lewis St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Wvneken. H. wvneken, m. ZiMMERMANN, J. 1866 Brueggemann. W. Craemer, L. DiEDERICH, W. Engelbkecht, H. Grosse. M. HiLD. G. Niemann. H. QUERL, H SiHLER, Chr. SoERGEI., N. King sville, Md. Stl ' tx. F. Si ' ccii-. H. Winter, L. 1867 BlSCHOFF. R. Dreyer, F. 3446 Shenandnali Ave., St. Louis. Mo. FicK, O. Jacobsen. J. Janzow, C Kuegele. F. Rohe, H. Sprengeler, H. Pastor fin. Professor em. Pasio Pas to Frincke, K. goehringer, g. Hattstaedt. W. Mees, a. Mees, Th. Meyer, K. Sihler. I i Stiemke, T. Stub, H, Deceased. 1869 1870 Brauer, a. BOHN, J. FicK. H. Fischer. H. Hein. M. hoelter. l. N ' agel. H. SCHREEB, nN ScHWAN, P. Pastor em. 2049 Brunswick Rd., East Cleveland, Ohio. Sieck. H. 1871 Burmester. J. DiEMER. H. Gram, J. FfERBRINGER. C.. Katt, H. Laewen. H. LiNDEMANN, F. LussKv, F. 3795 W. Philadelphia Ave., Detroit. MlELLER, V. Oberme er, C rosenwinkel, g. Schmidt. Ph. SlECK. J. 179 Shermann St., Buffalo, N. Y. Stecp, C. Streckfuss, F. Theel, E. Trai ' tmann, a. Iffenbeck. W. 1872 Pastor fni. Pastor % Haelser. F. Pastor 410 Ninth St., Pacific Grove, Cal. HaMann. E. Professor em. it i i 339 W- 24lh St., Milwaukee, is. Kaefpel. H. If Kroening, J. ProtesiOr m 727 E. Maryland St., St. Paul, Minn. n Landeck, a. Pastor r-- l 205 W. Fremont St., Arlington Heights, 111. Mueller. G. Pastor em. 1 409 Center Ave.. Pitcairn. Pa. l Schlerf. J. Schmidt. H. Senne. a. SiEVERS, B. Pastor 376 Scott St., Milwaukee. Wis. ht Sievers, F., D. D. Arcadia, Mich. Spiegel, G. 1873 BiRKMANN. G. Pastor em. Box 564, Giddings, Tex. Eirich. A. Eisenbeiss, F. Franke, C. Gerike, W. Griebel. J. Paste. 7315 Mariette Ave.. Maplewood, Mo. Haepner. G. Hafner. C. Pastor Route 3. Haven. Kans. Hassold, S. Kern, P. Pastor cm. Chemnitz, Kassbergstrasse, Germany. Krueger, J. LUEKER. W. : Pelzer. E. Pohlmann. L. SlEMON, 0. Weseloh, H. Wischmever. H. Zagel, F. • ■- ■ ' .-. ' , ' ' •, _ -- ' ■•--■ --. -- - ' ---------... 129 1S74 1 ' ( riEHRENS, F. DORNSEIF, L. ' ts o? r i. .U5 Davey St., Hiiffalo. N. V. Friedrich, E. I BEN. U. rasfor R. F. P..Dorsey, 111. Johannes. G. I ' lisfor Lutheran Ov)3lians ' Hnnie, Mavwood. I ' a. JOHANNING. F. Jung. G. r.istor Route 3, Norton ' il!e. Kans. Krause. J. Kl ' ehn C. I ' astor Linthicum Heigrlits. Md. Schmidt. A. schroeder. h. Stubnatzv, E. amr?g nss, F. W ' evel, E. 1S75 Andres. P. Baehring, C Berg. F. f ' rofes sor Immanuel College, Greensbnro, X C. Biewend. a. BiLTZ. T.- Btrkner, H. Fa. tor 4 Park St., Brookline. Mass. RORTH. J. Fa, tor 212 Tewelt Av ' .. Port Rii-|imond Station. Staten Island. N. V. Bretscher. C. tstor v; . 829 Twenty-sixth St., Milwaukee. Wis. Dankworth. a. DORNSEIF. p. ' as for i ' ffi. c o G. Wevnins. Xewhall. loua. Ercic. H. Fritze. p. Frosch. I. ' ' Grimm A. ■■■ GuENTHER, C. . - ' PdsKH- ' - cm. 1602 Fifteenth St., Eldora. Iowa. Hacke. H.- Heine. T. Pastor em. 520 Ninth Ave.. Wauwatosa, Wis Heinicke. E. c. r vr. 417 Edg:ar St., Evansville. Ind. Jl-engel H. Fa si or t-M. Caro. Michigan. Melcher. F. Pa tor Route 2, Box 94. Wavevly. Iowa. Merbitz. p. Pa for 7921 Indiana Ave.. Chicasn. III. Mleller. G. Pechtold. A. Pa tor 73 Green St.. Pawtiicket. R. I. Petersen, E. Roschke. T. Ross. C.. D. D. Projc sor 3119 Cedar St.. Milwaukee. Wis, Schaefer, H. Pa tor 149 L ' n on Ave.. Providt-nre. R. 1. SCHAIBLE, M. SCHULZE. I..- ' Streckfuss. J. Theiss. H. Pastor •m. 1042 Elber.s St.. Oakland, Cal. Wildermuth, G. Postnia ' trr Shehoygan Falls. Wis. (ff 1876 Baumhoefner, a. Bergt. a. Bernthai-. J. Jlngk ' untz. H. Pastor ,-iii. 1300 Center St., Jefferson, Wis. KOENIG, F. Looks, F. Meyer. Th. Mueller, W. Professor 3131 Cedar St.. Milwaukee. Wis. Pennekamp F. Rohlfing, F. Pastor cm. Alma. Mo, RiEDEL. C  SCHWAN. C. Cleveland, Ohio. SiEBRANDT. F. Pastor Tigerton, Wis. Strieter. F, professor 106 Faculty Lane. Seward, Xehr. Stroke. F, von Pastor em. 826 Fourth St.. Columbus, Ind. Wagner. L. H orticnltHrist California. 1877 Arnold. F. Engel, C Haensgen. a. In Biis ' tness Rock Island. III. KUEHN G. Pastor 38 Sprinij St., Springville. X. V. Mayer. I. Pastor 521 Pine St., Kalamazoo, Midi, Pfotenhauer, F.. D. D. Pastor 449 W. 61st Place, Chicago, III. Rabe, J. Rehwaldt, a. Pastor ,-« . Cologne. Minn, Schroeder. F. Schuelke. E. r. r. If I. Hobart. Ind. Schuette J. SlEVFRS, T. ' Thieme, T. 1878 Rente. Fr.. D. D. ' roft ' ssor 2621 Winnebago St.. St. Louis. Mo Bergen F. Pastor 1404 Seventh Ave.. Milwaukee. Wi s. Brust. Fr. Pastor Concordia. Mo. Detzer. a Diedertch. C. W. ' astor e}fi. 3715 S. Webster St.. Fort Wayne. nd. Porsch, K. ' Droege. Fr. Flach K. I ' a star 327 Faradav St., Peoria. III. Frick. J. - Frincke. H. Pastor 225 Scott St.. Monroe. Mich. Germeroth. Cur. Glaess, H. Editor River Forest. 111. Grosze. M. Hanser. O. Pastor 46 Sheffield Ave., Brooklyn. X. V Heinicke. E. ' Hussmann. F. W. Pastor em. 970 Base Line. San Bernardino. Cal. Tipp. E.- Kaiser. R. Pastor Koehler, R. Pastor Box 93 Long Prairie, Minn. Lamprecht Th, Le VEREN7 W. I.UECKF M. Prrshiefit 6 Concordia College Place. Fort avne. Ind. Mezger G.. n. D. Professor Berlin-Zehlendorf. Gerniani . Meyer. J. Pastor Route 2. Davenport, Iowa. Mohr. Fr. 1 11 fitrsi ' ess St. Louis. Mo. XOLL, W. Otte. Fr. Pastor 1345 Gratiot -Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Pflantz. J. Purzner. C ir. Pastor em. 1130 Clara St,. Fort Wayne, Ind. Rohlfing. H. Sal ' pert. E. I II Biishiess Evansville. Ind. Schmidt. C. Pastor 2046 Fremont St.. Chicago. 111. 1879 Ame ' s ;. Fr. M. .n. St. Louis. Mo. Becker. C Pastor 302 Main St.. Seward. Xebr, Brandt, E. Brockmann Fr. Pastor Route 1. .Altamont. III. Broecker. Wm. Pastor 202 S. Xeville St.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Ruenger. Th.. D. D. Pre side?! f Concordia College. St. Paul. Minn Caemmerer. Fr. DOERMANN. H. Ewh. E. Felten, H. Gans. W. Hamm, a. I ! •Deceased. l. ' iO m Heinemann, E. Pastor HUESCHEN. Ch. ■ ' astor 514 W. Hoone St., Belvideie. 111. Box 6, I ' niontown, Mo. Herzbebger, F. V. r a St or HUXHOLD, C. 3619 Iowa Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Kastenhuber, F. Heyne, Wm. Pastor Kaumeier, a. Pastor 1120 E. Orchard St., Decatur, III. Route 11. Lancaster. Ohio. HOLLS. M. I ' m (or Keller, B. Pasfor 375 Fingerboard Rd.. Ft. Wadswortli. X. V. Route 1, Palmer, Kans. KuNTZ. A. H. Pastor Knigge, a. Osseo. Minn. Kuechle, H. ' astor Lange. L. Route 6, Marysville, Ohio. Lucas, V. Kuehnert. p. Pasfo ' - Margrander. J. ■ Route 1. Columbus, X ebr. NOACK. C. M. I ' as tor Matthes. W. Pastor Arling-ton Heights. 111. SIS 21st St., Milwaukee. Wis. Petzold, E. Merkel. C. ' astor Pfotenhaler. A. I ' a star Concordia Home, Marwood. Pa. Addison. 111. Miller. J. ' astor POTZGER, D. 1126 Barr St., Fort Wayne. Ind. Rauh. H. Pastor Praetorius. O. Pas or Box 395, Billings, Mont. 1125 E. Broadway, Louisville. Ky. SCHWAN, G. Judge RUBEL, J. Cleveland, Ohio. Rudolph. ' . ' Schwartz. L. Pastor RUPPKECHT, F. ' astor 4205 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, Mo, 709 Dover Place, St. Louis. Mo. Starck, GOTTI.. Schmidt, H. ' Trinklein. J. Pasfor Ude, a. ' astor 3940 Avery Ave.. Detroit, Midi. Box 154, Wykoff. Minn. Umbach. C. Vogelsang. L. ' Weigle, V. Wefel. T. Pasfor Weller, G. ' 5826 Cable Ave.. Cleveland. Oliio- 1880 Wunderlich. F. ' asfor Albreciit, M. professor Route 3, Waco, Xebr. 267 31st St.. Milwaukee, Wis, Cloeter, 0. Pastor 1882 Arndt, E. 8 Milan Terrace, French Concession. H, China. BlEDER LVNN. R. ' ' as for Route 1, ' ernon Center, Minn. Craemer, C. Sec ' y of L. L. L. ml.nw . 288 E. Water St., Milwaukee, Wis. Ehle. H. ' astor Braier, 1 ' . Franke. G. Feth. H.. D. D. Professor Route 1. Red Bud, III. Doer l nn. J. 211 E. Main St.. Lancaster, Ohio. Dork, L. Pasfor Concordia Institute, Bronxville. X. V. Hl ' esemann. W. Pastor 906 H St., Marysville. Cal. HOHENSTEIN, 0. KiLIAN. H. Droegemueller. F. Route 9. Paola, Kans. factor KOHN, T. Pastor Eckhardt. E. Pastor 924 Margaret St.. St. Paul, Minn. Engelder. K. Box 76, Liberty Corner, X . J. Fischer, J. Fuerbringer. L.. D.D, 2619 Winnebago St.. St. Louis. Mo. LUECKE. P. Pasfor 4943 Montrose Ave.. Chicago. 111. MOELLERING, 1 H. 1522 Race St., Cincinnati. Ohio. Pastor Pro ' i iSor MiESSLER. H. Pastor Hanser. O. Harsch, T. Hein. P. 2410 14tli St.. Columbus, Nebr. Ml ' eller, C. Otto. C. Schmidt, A. Holm, E. ' astor Route 1, Platte Center. Xebr. SCHUBKEGEL. C. 453o Labadie Ave., St. Louis. Mo. Pastor HORST, Th. 701 Buckeye St., Toledo, Ohio. ' asfor SCHL-LTE, H. KOENIC, G. Pasfor SCHRIEFER. F. Pastor 1986 Crotona .Ave.. Xew York, X. . Link. G. ' Box 117, Montague, Mich. SCHUST, W. Route 5. Fort Wavne. Ind. pastor Meyer. A. 1320 E. Seventh Ave., Winfield. Kans. ' re i er f ScHwuv, J., A. M. ' rofessor em. Mueller. H. ' Plass. p. Route 3. Box 74, Paterson. X. J. Seel, G. ' Wichmann. p. ' astor Ia-hie, V. LaTvyer Altenheim. Monroe. Mich. Chicago, 111. 1883 1881 Earthel. J. ' astor em. Bartling, a. ' as tor 827 E. Decatur St., Lincoln. III. Ortonville, Minn. Brand. F. Pasfor Bauer. I . ' as tor 3316 South Jefferson Ave., St. Louis. .M o. 169 Oak St.. Wyandotte, Mich. BussE. F. Pastor Baumgart, F. 11 16 X. Elm St., Hutchinson, Kans. Bernthal. G. ' as for Claus. E. Th. Pastor 969 Eddy St.. San Francisco Cal. 462 Bauer St., Hammond, Ind. Branded ' . Pasfor Dallmann. W. ' astor 4466 Pearl Road. Cleveland, Ohio. 5315 Washington Blvd.. Milwaukee. W i , Daib, H. ' astor Dau. W.. D. D. ' rofessor IU05 Fourth St., Merrill, W is. 26i7 Winnebago St., St. Louis, Mo. Dannenfeldt, H. DoEDERLEIN, O. ii Business Route 1. illa Park. III. Chicago. 111. Dietz. C. I ' as tor Engelder, T. ' rofessor 1122 Gartield Ave.. Milwaukee. Wis. Concordia Seminary, Sprint field. III. ElCKOFF. F. Pasfor i ' } i. Eyleb. G. ' astor 1204 Rivermet Ave.. Fort avne, Ind. 3248 Scranton Road, Cleveland. Ohio. EWH, P. Fischer. G. asfor Gerding. H. 218 Mechanic St., Aurora, Ind. Hanser. A.- Fuelling. M. Pasfor Hattstaedt, 0. Professor 22 7 X. California Ave., Chicago. 111. 3121 Cedar St., Milwaukee. Wis. Lange. A. •astor Hein. M. 5043 Lansdowne Ave., St. Louis, Mo. HUELF, M. Meyer, J. I- fcea.«iecl. 131 ' -I, ' ' . ' ■•J ' :i;; r 1 - ' MoRHART, C. Fas or 2966 V. 30th St.. Cleveland. Ohio. Xai ' mann, J. ROEH RS. H. Pastor Route 2. Hinsdale, 111. Run LAND. H. Pastor 210 Wilbrad St.. Ottowa, Ontario. Can Schmidt. H. SCHROEDER. J. Seiel E. Miiftager Concordia Publishing House. St. Louis, Mo. SiHLER. W. Professor Decorah. Iowa. Slccop. B. H. Pastor 623 X. Jefferson St.. Ionia. Mich. Theiss, J. W. Pastor 1308 E. 46th St.. Los Angeles, Cal. Trlelzsch, E. R. Pastor Route 1, Decatur. Ind. ERFEL IA N, A. Wessel. L. Professor Concordia Seminary, . prinstield. 111. 1884 Achenbach. L. Albrecht. E. Pastor S51 25th St., Milwaukee, Wis. Bartling, G. Brink. W. Friedrich. J. Pastor 625 S. Governor St.. Iowa Citv, Iowa. Koch. F. KOHN, W. President 124 Augusta St., River Forest, 111. Llehr. H. Pastor 2313 Hanna St., Fort Wayne. Ind. Meichsner. E. Pastor Route 3. Long Prairie, Minn. Ml ' ELLER, A. Mueller. F. ROHLFING. L. SCHEIBE, E. SCHLESINGER. P. SCHOEDE, H. Professor Concordia, Mo. Selle. C Sl-ANNUTH. C. TlETJEN, H. Pastor 52 Ward St.. Xew Haven. Conn. Tresselt. F. Pastor 4545 Vancouver Ave.. Detroit. Mich. 1SS5 Dartltng, a. Pastor 5815 Iowa St., Austin Station, Chicago, 111. Beyer. J. Pastor 3734 S. Harrison St., Fort Wavne. Ind. Detzer, C Eix. S. Pastor Box 190, Mitchell. Ontario, Can. Glaser. S. Pastor 93 Liberty St.. Meriden. Conn. Gruner, O. Pastor 612 X. Horsman St., Rockford, III. HOLLS. E. Past.-r 116 Alburtis Ave., Corona. L. 1.. X. V. Klingmann. J. Pastor 610 Madison St., Watertown, Wis. KOENIG, H. Koepchen. W. astor 316 W. 46th St.. Xew York, X. V. KUECHLE, E. List. 0. Pastor Box 123. Augusta. Wis. L ' THRINGER. F. Matthius. J. Pastor 957 Middle Drive. Woodruff Place. Indianapolis, Ind. Meyer. C. F. W.. Pastor 78 K. Washington Place. East Rutherford. X. J. Meyer. W. Reinhariit, J. Ruh ' PEL, C. Schmidt. J. Schuelke, A. Professor 144 Faculty Lane. Seward, Xebr. Sie ers, G. Zabel. W. Pastor Route 1. Evanston. Ind. 1886 - - ' Adams. Fr. Baeder. W. :. ; Pastor 920 E St., Lincoln. Xebr. Ruescher, G. Droegemueller. C Eckhardt, H. Pastor 318 Morewoocl A ' e., Oakland Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. Engelhert. H. Fiehler, J. Pastor cm. 4042A Lexington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Gr h. G. Pastor Withee. Wis. Gross. T. Guckenberger. H. Pastor 408 S. Pulaski St., Baltimore, Md. Gugel. M. Pastor 5822 Mitchell Ave.. Detroit. Mich. HArpEL. W. M. D. Linke. Fr. - Lobeck. H. P rofessor Concordia, Mo. Moll. W. Pastor 901 V. Jefferson St., Fort Wayne. nd. M ' lENKEMOELLER, W. P rofessor 305 X. Griggs St., St. Paul. Minn. Mueller. G. ' list or Lockwood. Mo. Randt. F. Pastor 772 Cortland St.. St. Paul, Minn. Roeder, a. Pastor Route 5, Monroe, Mich. Saufert, T Af. D. 913 Walbridge Ave., Toledo. Ohio. Schaller, W. Professor Concordia, Mo. Schumm, F. Pastor 422 W. 44th St.. New York, N. Y. SCHABACKER, H. Pastor Route 2. Hebron, Xebr. Steege. Th. Pastor 4U Warlock St., New Britain, Conn Stein, H.. Ph. D. P rofessor Concordia Institute. Bronxville. X ' Y. TODT. J. Pastor Ill First St.. Manistee, Mich. Zagel. L Pastor Route 3, Fort Dodge, Iowa. 1887 Albrecht, C. Pastor Route 1, Waterville. Minn. Baade. M. Pastor 91 Foster Ave., Norwalk, Ohio. Bernthal, C. Pastor Freistatt, Mo. BOEHM. A. Pastor Ogden. Iowa. Bohl. H. Brinkmann. H. Kbendick:, a. Pastor em. 17 N. I7th St., College Point, Long Island N. Y. KiCKSTAEDT. P. ■astor 308 C. St., Laporte, Ind. Gassner. a. Pastor 212 W . 5th St.. Washington. Mo. Graesser, 0. Pastor 602 E. 9th St., New York. X. Y. Graupner. F. Pastor Route 2. Farniington, Mich. Haserodt, H. Pastor 1627 E. 15th St., Oakland. Cal. Heintze, R. P rofessor Concordia Institute, Bronxville, N. Y. HoNECk. H. KAIIfER. (J. Pastor 415 W. 24th St.. Milwaukee, Wis. Klausing, J. c. r. m. 1315 S. Anthony Blvd., Fort Wayne . Ind. Kramer. A. Lobenstein. W. Markw ' orth. F. Pastor Route 2. Xew Palestine, Ind. Massmann, 0. Pastor Route 5. Sevmour. Ind. Mertz, M. •;, 1- ' ' ■ Merz a. Pastor Route 1, Seward, Nebr. ... J M ,eli-er. (;. Pastor Palmyra, Mo. Mueller, A. P. RDIECK, E. Professor cm. Brownstown. Ind. POLACK. M. Pastor Route 1, Eden, Idaho. Rehahn. C. pastor 810 Main St., Warsaw, 111. Rupprecht, J. Pastor 5754 Dunham Road, Bedford, Ohio. ftt ' Deceased. V.V2 schoenfeld, w. Stephan, G. R. F. D., Vincent, Iowa. Wein. H. Corning. Mo. ENTZ, R. 1888 Pastor Pastor Pastor n Abel. C. 213 Michigan St.. Elmhurst, 111. Becker, J. Broders, C. Pnsior 245 6th E.. Atlanta. Ga. Brommer, C. Professor 141 College Ave., Seward, Nebr. BuEGEL. H. Pastor 608 S. Third St., Grand Forks. N . D. Claus. G. Pastor 3987 Maybnry Grand Ave., Detroit, Mich. DOEDERLEIN. P. EcKHARDT, E. Pastor Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis. Mo. Eggers. H, Pastor Owinner. N. D. Grambauer. a. Heues. C. Professor 1272 Marshall Ave.. St. Paul, Minn. HoRST. J. Pastor UK) Middle St., N. S., Pittsburylu Pa. HuDTLHFF, M. Pastor 221 S. Montana St.. Butte. Mont. JuENGEL. E. Pastor Route 3. Hampton, Iowa. KOESTERING. E. PastOT New Minden. 111. Kretzschmar, R. Pastor 2243 S. Jefferson Ave., St. Louis, Mo. KuEHN H. c. r. m. 11775 Waltham Ave., Detroit. Mich. LUESSENHOP, W, Mennicke. E. Pastor Route 1. Box 36. Taylor Ridge, 111. MuNDTNGER, G. Pastor Route 4, Perham, Minn. Nickel. J. c. r. m. 223 Bonner Ave., Dayton, Ohio. XrnFFER. C. P.fStor Route 3. Ireton, Iowa. Odendahl, F. Ohlinger, C. Pastor Dover. Del. Ottmann. F. Pastor 44 Lenox Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Reiner. G. RiTTAMEL, W. Pastor Route 4. Staplehurst. Nebr. ScHII.D, G. Steuber. G. Walther, F. Pastor em. 2. 51A Louisiana Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Winter. A. WoLTER. F. Pastor Route 1, Box 50, Homestead. Iowa. Zapf, E. Pastor 510 N. Uth Ave.. Melrose Park, 111 1889 Bartling, A. BrAUNS. H. ' fv . ' j- (140 W. Lu erne St.. Philadelphia. Pa. BusziN, F. Daeumler. C. Pastor em. 715 Atlanta Ave.. Chicago. 111. Deletzke, a. Pastor Charlotte. Iowa. Drewes. C. Pastor 3407 Halliday Ave., St. Louis, Mo. DUEMLING, H. .1 . D. 427 Downing Ave.. Fort Wayne, Ind. Fleckenstein, Th. foerster. h. Georgi. W. Pastor Woodburn, Ind. Georgii. E. GOELZ. O. Haertel, E. Pastor 2130 Cortez Ave., Chicago, Ul. Hahn, Th. I ' astor i-tn. Mount Wasliington, Baltimore, Md. Henry, J. Holls. E. HOPMANN, H. Ilse, M. Pastor 810 E. 157th St., Cleveland. Ohio. Jakob, J. Pastor Route 1, Elmdale, Kans. a. rx JOECKEL, T. _. Pastor (Jarland, Nebr, Karstensen, K. Past-or Linn. Kans. Keller, F. Pastor 3271 W. 43d St.. Cleveland, Ohio. KiESS. F. ' .isfiir Box 47, Reynolds. Ind. Klein, A. Presidetit Concordia Seminary, Springfield, 111. Kleinhans, J. Fititor Box 419. Staunton, 111. Koch, E. Pastor Route 2, Steeleville, 111. Leutheuser, A. 520 Lake Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Ll ' HCKE. G. Pastor Accident, Md. LuNow. F. Mahnke, F. P.isfoi 2307 S. California Ave., Chicago, III. Meyer, C. MiESSLER. F. Pastor 5617 Princeton Ave., Chicago, III. MoERBE. E. Pastor Alenian, Tex, NiERMANN, C. Pastor 1S X 131, Cole Camp. Mo. Oberheu, F. Pastor Wentworth, S. D. Oeli ichlaeger, E. Pastor West Point, Nebr. Plass. A. Pastor Route 1. Box 69, Suring, Wis. PoppE. A. Pastor 314 E. 8th St., Little Rock, Ark. PREKEL, H. Pastor 128 Vine St.. Waterloo, Iowa. RiscHE, C. Pastor Route 1, Paige. Tex. RuHLAND. Th. In Business 1115 Maple Ave., South Pasadena, Cal. Sander, A.. Pastor Scotia. Nebr. SCHLEGEL. G. C. r. in. 2733 Armond Place. St. Louis, Mo. SCHAKNECHT. F. Pastor 331 Ave. A, Snohomish, Wash. Seehausen, F. c. r. m. 7A2 N. De Quinr - St., Indianapolis. Ind. Telle. M. Pastor em. 3603 Oregon Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. Tillv. l Pastor 51 43d Ave., Woodside, N. V. ViETS, J. Pastor Route 1, Box 75, Concordia, Mo. ' lSSMl ' E[_I.ER, L. ' as or 118 Dickinson Ave., Mt. Clemens. Mich. WlLHELM, P. Pastor 1923 5th Ave.. Rock Island, 111. WiTTE. J. Pastor 1439 Melville Place, Chicago, 111. ZiTZMANN, A. Pastor Route 2. Box 75, Morristown, Minn. 1890 Bkhrens, W. Professor Concordia Seminary, Springfield, 111. Beyer. A. BOHM. G. Bretscher, Th. f - or 1001 Bluff St., Beloit, Wis. Brueggemann, M. Pastor 2b2 A ' alon Place, Memphis, Tenn. BrCHHEIMER. I.. ' , itor 2815 Utah St., St. Louis, Mo. Deffner, E. Pastor Route 2, Sterling, Nebr. Ebert. J- Ehrmann. F. Erthal, F. Pastor Mayer, Minn. Fricke. C. Pastor 164 Jackson St., Aurora, 111. GaNSKE, W, Pastor 2256 E. Lawrence Ave., Ravenswood, Chica.go, 111. GoTSCH. G. Pastor Box 75, Jonesville, Ind. Guebert. H. r r V! 834 Forest Ave., Oak Park, 111. Hartmann, Th. Pastor Route 1, LouiR ' ille, Nebr. Horn. O. Pastor 723 S. 8th St.. Ouincy. 111. !l Deceased. i:;:: JUENGEL. H. iStor t Caro. Mich. .TrERGEN EN. J. KOLB. L. KOLLMAN ' N. A. Kl NSTMANX, J. Porto Aleg:re, Brazil. South America. Ki-ss, E. 1335 Peniston St., New Orleans, La. Manc.elsdorf. M. Route 4. St. Charles. Mo. Matl ' schka. p. 1301 A St., Lincoln, Nebr. Meinzen, W. 1334 Laurel St., Indianapolis, Ind. Meyer. H. Meyer, Th. Box 413. Ellinwood. Kans. Mel ' schke, F. S Fraklin Ave., Port Washington, Lonsr Island. Xe v York. MuMM. C. Ohldag. H. ' Rathert. F. 311 X. Broadway. Braincrd, Minn. RiMBACH, A. 786 Commercial St., Portland. Ore. ruhland, w. Sai-er. H. 3138 W. 85th St., Cleveland, Ohio. Schilling. G. H. Amherst, Wis. SCHLACHT, S. SCHULZ. C. p. 7U6 Xinth St.. Sheboyg-an. Wis. Starck, H. Stoeppelwerth. H. 1303 E. Sixth St.. Wintield. Kans. Thieme. H. I ' niversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Tral ' b. H. Route 1, Armstrong . Ind. Ullrich. A, 309 S. Stone Ave., LaGrange, HI. Verwiebe, F. 439 Goodyear Ave., Buffalo. N. V. VONDERAl-, L Route 1, Hox 183, Chula Vista. Cal. 1S91 BoRCHERs. Beaufort, Mo. Brand. W. DOEDERLEIN, Th. 651 Kenesaw Tr., Chicaq:n, 111. Eberhardt. E. Box 14. Stony Plain. Alta., Canada. Engelbrecht. H. Fischer, Ed, Orlando, Fla. Gl ' ebert, H. 834 Forest Ave., Oak Park. 111. Holthlsen. a., D. r . Wagner, Coll.. Staten Island, X ' . Y Holthusen, J. 105 Xome St., Forest Hills. Long Islnnd. X Knief, F. 1334 18th St., Santa Monica. Cal. Knorr. E. 3465 Chene St., Detroit. Mich. Kohlmeier, H. Xew Haven, Ind. Klehn. E. 4637 Meldrum Ave., Iietmit. -Mich. Lal ' kandt. F. Mankato. Minn. Meyer. J. C. Route 5, Red Wing-, Minn. ME ER, J. T l ' ni ersitv of Chicaero, Chicago. HI. Meyer. W. H. X ' eldner. J. Partenfelder, E. Pasche. F. Route 4, Atwater, Minn. Prange. H. 2 . X. Cuyler Ave.. Oak Park. 111. Reinke. a. 3649 Belmont Ave.. Chicago, 111. RiEDEL. P. 367 Palmetto St.. Brooklyn, X. Y. Schneider, W A aconia, Minn. Schtrdel. T 2062 E. 30th St.. S. E., Cleveland, Ohio Pastor Fasior faster Fasior Faster Fast or Faster Faster Faster FasloJ Faster .4 rfist Faster Faster Faster Frojcsser Froii ' ssor Fasior Faster Faster r. r. 111. .U. D. Faster Frefrssor Faster l H Business Fasior Faster e. r. HI. 1 ■isirnetor Faster Pre lesser Fasior Faster Faster Pastor ' aster Pastor Stock, F. Traib. H. Route 1. Armstrong, Ind. Weiss. A. 331 S. Seventh St.. Quincy, 111. 1893 BoESTER. H. Fas or 3751 S. Karlov Ave., Chicago, HI. BORNEMANN. G. ;I . D. 6303 Hough Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. EiFRiG. C. Professor 504 Monroe Ave., River Forest, III. Francke, G. Pastor Honey Creek, Iowa. Horsch, J. Faster 3154 X. Parkside .Ave., Chicago, 111. Kaeppel. L KoENiG. W. Pastor 45 Smith St.. Paterson. X. J. Maack. J. Pastor 3150 Angelica St.. St. Louis. Mo. Matthaidess, G. Pastor 630 Jennings St.. Sioux City, Iowa. !Ml ' ELLER, H. ' Pott, M. Pastor Route 3, Cole Camp, Mo. Robert. E. Pastor 3631 Swiss Ave., Dallas, Tex. Schmidt. J. B ishiess Den ' er, Col. Scmue j;sler. G. Pastor 6418 Harvard Ave., Chicago. HI. Senne, M. Faster Sweet Springs, Mo. Stoeppelwerth, P. Faster ISl W. Main St., Peru, Ind. Strecfert, F. Paster 4317 S. Mozart St., Elsdon Station. Chicago HI. Sylvester. E. Paster 317 Fourth St., Dundee, III. Wagner, A. Pastor Route 3, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Walz. T. Pastor 1305 Lyon St., Hannibal, Mo. AN ' iLK, A. • Paster Route 1. Juniata, X eb. WiLKENs. H. Pastor 513 E. Second St., Grand Island. Xehr. Zieglep, G, Pastor 2Z6 X. Front St., Hamilton. Ohio. ZnnrERMANx, E. Fasior I Xelson St., Webster, Mass 1893 Eackhaus Th. Bentrup, H. Pastor First and Cherry Sts., Cherokee. Iowa. Broecker. L. 3498 Wolff St.. Denver, Col. DTtE.MT. ' NG. E. Pastor 657 33rd St., Milwaukee, Wis. GiESE, F. Pastor 435 30th Ave., Milwaukee. Wis. Hafner, H. Hlge. H. c. r. m. Route 1, Milford Center, Ohio. Kruse, ' . Professor 103 Concordia College Place. Concordia College. Fort Wayne. Ind. Lehmans p. Paster Box 86, Hofman, HI. LiNDE MEYER, J. Paster 700 Maple St., Atlantic, Iowa. Michael. J. M. Pastor Kopenhagen O, Lipkesgade 11. F enmark Reininga, J. RiEDEL. C. Pastor 4433 Twelfth St.. Detroit. Mich. Saler. p. Pastor 910 X. Hayne Ave., Chicago, III. Schultze, F. Pastor Route 1, Downs, Kans. Tews, C. Pastor 3655 Helen Ave.. Detroit, :Mich. Thomas. G. Faster 1 7 Schley Ave., Baltimore, Md. TiMKEN, J. Pastor 415 X , Seventh St.. Beatrice, X ' ebr. ' ehrenberg, H. ' estphal, H. Pastor Marinette, Wis. Zimmermann, L. Paster Route 1, Eden. X . V. 1894 Baepler, K. Deceased. 134 If ll ml il! Ui Hi : u a , i ' i RrcTZOw, E. Crlll, E. M. D. 625 V. lienv St.. Fnit Wavne. Iiid. Fritz. .T. rnU- sor 3616 Texas Ave., St. Louis. Mo. FUEHLER. A. ' itifor Hoyleton, 111. Gr.aebner. Th. roir sor 3618 Texas Ave.. St. Louis. ro. Henkel, Th. I ' cisfor Route 2. Oliio City. Ohio. HOFMANX. S. Just, P. Knippenberg. K. I ' nstor 415 Dewey St., San Dieso, Cal. KretZ-M- nn. K. I ' aslor 66 Ridse St.. Orange. X. T. Mehi.. F. I ' ltstor Sylvan Grove, Kans. Mueller. 0. Piistor t ' w. Australia. P. . R E. I ' lt tor .138 S. Thirteenth St.. Harrisburs. Pa. Reinice. a. J ' nsfnr 1514 X. Wood St.. Chicaso. 111. RODEXBECK. K. I ' lUlor Route 13. Box 108, Fort Wayne, Ind. SCHLICHTEX. A. von. I ' asior 44 Hudson St.. onkers. X. . SCHUETZ, G.. LL. D. I ' nslor 308 X. Washington St.. alparaiso, Ii d. Stechholz. H. r.tslcr 86 Cooper St., South Manchester. Crnr . Stuotmanx. H. rustor Route 2. Riesel, Tex. I ' XGEMACH 0. 1674 X. 56th St., Philadelphia, Pa. WlI.HEIM F. r,:ilfr 609 W. 204th St.. Xew York. X. V. Wynekex. K. Pallor Route 10, Fort ■a ■r,e. Ind. ZSCHECH. ' . ' ■ojesxar Concordia College, I ' nley. Sotith .Aust aiia 1895 .4rndt H, Bauch, G, Bewie, W. Pastor 2125 Burnett -Ave., Waco, Tex. BlSCHOEF, p. Blieverxichi. G Pailor 809 Vance St., Toledo, Ohio. Rrueggemaxx. T. EuucK. F. Pmtor Route 13. Fort Wa ' ne. Ind. Frev. H. Pastor 121 X. Pearl St.. Havana. 111. Frev, J. G ' i.:i.n v. . Pnstnr 6861 Xi-vada Ave.. E.. Detroit, Mich, HOLTMAXX, C. Janzow, 0. Koch. I .. I ' roirssor Concordia College, .Adelaide, South Austra ia. KOEHLER. E. rroU ' or 496 Monroe .Ave., River Forest, 111. List. G. Pastor Sehewaing:, Mich, Xees, a. Pastor Minden City, Mich. XUECHTERLEIX, J. Pastor Route 5 Bay City. Mich. P.AXHORST. C. RUDOW. H. SCHALM. W. Pastor 225 X. Maple .Ave., Sturgis, Mich. SCHMITH. J. Froft ' ssor Box 14 68, Greensboro, X. C, SCHROTH. R. Pastor Adell. Wis. SCHUMM, 0. Pastor Centerville. Mich. Steup. .a. Pastor 24 King- St., Sprin.?field, Mass. Steup, W. Pastor 337 E. Fifth St., Brooklyn, X. V. Walker. H. WlXGES. F. WVXEKEX. F. 2730 Hoasland Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind 1896 Boll. -A. Pastor 192 Hewes St., Brooklyn, X. V. Bunke, H. Pastor 3357 58th St., Woodside, Lon? Island, X. ElKMEIER, H. Foitor Steeden a. d. Lalin, Hessen-Xassaii, Germany. Engelbert, p. Pastor 212 Peckham St.. Buffalo, X. V. Erbe, O. Pastor 112] X. Boone St., Boone, Iowa. CUertner, H. Pastor Route 1. Brandon, Texas. t_TR. EBER, F. Pastor 21S 7th Ave., S. W., Aberdeen, S. Dak. Graebner, J. Pastor 510 5th St., Waitsaii, Wis. HiLLER. W. HoMANN, J. Pas or Ambleside, Sontli Auslralia. Ho AN K. instructor Milwaukee, i.s. Klein, H- LfESSENHOF, O. Pastor 328 X. Wahsatch Ave., Colorado Springs. Colo. Matthias. H. Mieger. G. Pastor 959 12th St., Oakland Cal. Moll. V. Professor George Washington I ' niv., Washington, D. C. Pfeiffer. J. Pastor 55 Kittredge St., Roslindale, Boston. Mass. PlEPER. F. Pastor 2031 W. 30th St.. Cleveland, Ohio. Pretsch. W. Pastor 35 Andrew St.. Maspeth. L. I., X. V. RuTKOWSKV. F. Pastor Route 1, Auburn, Mich. SCHLICHTEN. E. 0N Postor Cincinnati, Ohio. Schmidt, W. Pa ' it or Si-EKIN, H. Stiemke. H. Pastor Box 259. Geneva. X. V. Theobald, E. Toewe, M. Pastor Box 131, Humberstone, Ont., Canada. VoLK, J. Pastor 85 W. Newton St.. Boston. Mass. Walker. M. Po ' itor 1007 Ellicott St.. Buffalo. X ' . V. BoHx. E. 1897 Engelbert. W, Fackler, E. Pastor 3940 Avery .Ave., Detroit. ZMich. Fleckenstein, M. Geist, V. jL-XtvE. ' . Route 1, Goodrich, Mic Knoke, W. X ' atoma, Kans. Koss. W 6 W. Third .Ave., Spokane, ash. Kretzmann, M. 309 S. Oak St.. Kendallville. Ind. Lammert. F. Route 1, Cvpress. Tex. Lange. B. 5226 Cole St.. Oakland. Cal. Linn, L. 620 Court St., Satiinaw. W. S.. Mich Mackensen, Th. Michael. S. illl Beniier St.. Philadelphia. Pa. POCH. B. 2916 Fairfield Ave.. Fort Wayne, Rittmann, C. Gillette. Ark. SCHLICHTEN, Th. Box 189, Concordia, Mo. Schmidt, ' . Ocean Beach, Cal. SCHULZ. P. 1200 S. Second St.. Springfield. 111. SCHWEIZER, C. 2021 Pauline St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Thuernau, H. ' URTHiIANN, H. Mount Hope, Ohio, 1898 BOHN. Ph. 4100 Cadillac Ave., Detroit, : Iich. Erunn. F. 50S Ivy Ave., Bay City, Mich. lUcH. Th. 308 W. Main St.. Ligonier. Pa. Caemmerer. H. Dick. a. 208 E. 61st St.. Xew York. X. Y. Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor ' ro lessor Pastor Pastor em. Pa s I or Ind. Pastoj Pastor Projessor Pastor III Bashwss Pnstoi Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Deceased. 135 ■ e Co n c .-) -r- r a rt n ii ■■X Gahl, W. PastoT 1248 S. Harding Ave.. Chicago. 111. Graebner, M. Professor .1117 Cedar St.. Milwaukee, Wis. Urieber. H. Pastor 300 9th St.. Milwaukee. Wis. Koi ' PELmann. H. Pastor 570 Salmon St.. Portland, Ore. LoRENZ, K. Proft ' ssor 1356 E. 27th St., N.. Portland. Ore. Manske. E. Pastor 417 Frank St.. Adrian, Mich. Pal ' l. E. Pastor Route 3. Deshler. Ohio. Rei-ter. E. Pastor 422 9th St., Logansport, Ind. ScHLESSELMANN. H. SCHREINER, H. Lincoln. Mo. SCHULZE, A. Sieving, A. Rome 1. Dent. Minn. nGEL. A. AUenbiir?, Mo. Weinhold, M. 214 W. Center St., Rochester. Minn. WlEBL ' SCn, C. Gawier, South Australia. Zechin, O. 1899 P EVERLEIN. K. Route 1. Mount Clemens, Mich. BiSCHOFF, H. Feddersen, a. 1128 S. King:shig:hway. St. Louis, Mo. France, K. Frey. p. 8919 114th St.. Richmond Hill, N. . Gerstenberger. H. 1940 Noble Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. Heerwagen. O. Westcliffe, Colo. Holle. H. 17241 Westphalia Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Kase. G. 6024 Grand Vista Ave., Cincinnati. Ohio. Kleist. p. 338 Morningside Terrace, Bogota, N. J. KUESSNER, M. XiTz. F. 406 Gladstone St.. Bellingham. ash. PoTTBERG. H. 505 E. 142nd St.. New York. N. A . Raase, K. RiCHTER, B. Hiles, Wis. Rudolph, K. St. P.onifacins. Minn. SCHIERRAUM. y . Rocky River. Ohio. Sebald, G. Route 6. Mount Clemens, Mich. Stiegemeyer, V.;. 310 E. University Ave.. Champaig:n, III. Succop, P. 11-1-V Hamlin, Hamlin, X. V. Thiede. K. Route 1. Box 2 2 B, Petahima. Cal. TlRK, O. 11640 Barlow Ave., Detroit, Mich. Werling, J. I0I8 E. 9th Ave., Winfield, Kans. Weinkler. M. Concordia College, Malvern, Adelaide, South Australia. 216 W. Maple Ave., Van Wert, Ohio. 1900 Baer, W. 921 Oakdale Drive. Fort Wavne, Ind. Barz, a. 210 E. Wildwood Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. BRirNN, A. 45 Hale Ave., Brooklyn, N. V. burmester, h. Fedder. O. 6459 S. Peoria St., Chicago. 111. FiCKWEILER, K. aterford. Ind. Gross, K. M V .V 835 S. Douglas Ave.. Springfield. 111. t_ TfEMMFR, M. New Holland. HI. Deceased. Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor , . D. Pastor c. r. m. Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor c. r. m. Pastor Professor Professor Pastor Pastor Salesman Pastor Pastor 7v, Pater Pastor Hanser, A. Pastor 19 Covert St.. Brooklyn, X. V. Held, J. Pastor 101 Gallup St.. Mount Clemens. Mich. Henkel. W- Ht ' ESNER. F. Pastor Route 1. Wilmot, So. Dak. KiKCFiHOEFER. A. Pastor Alwin, Colby. Wis. KoERBER, A. Pastor 2924 ' alentine Ave., X ' ' ew York, X. V. LfssKv, A. Pastor 2310 N. Ridgreway Ave.. Logan Sq. Sta., Cliicago, III. MfELLER. G. Pastor Route 1, Gaylord, Minn. MlEt.LER, S. San Francisco. Cal. Petersen, P. Pastor Flensbiirg, Mathilden Strasse 16. Germany. ScHEii ' s. M. Pastor 527 E. Xebraska St., Pierce, Xebr. SciiROEDER. F. Pastor 22 Li -ingston St., Kingston, X . ' . Sorge, ' I ' h. Pastor 1258 Weriland St.. Charlottesville. Va. Waiil. a. Pastor Pioneer and McXeilly Aves., South Hill Branch, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1901 Ahlbrandt, _). Basifii ' ss Seymour. Ind. AnsiiRGE, J. Pastor Second St.. Manning, Iowa. Baeiike, R. Bernthal, a. Pastor 342 S. 9th St.. Saginaw, Mich. BonoT. A. Pastor Winchester. Tex. Frey. T. Pastor 138 Folsom Ave., Brooklyn, X. V. Fkosch. M. Pastor Route S, Decatur, Ind. Heinrichsmever. L. Professor Concordia Institute. Eronxville, X. V. Herzer, J. Pastor 340 4th Ave.. X. E., Calgary, Aha.. Canada. HoF.MANN, L. Botanist Box 386. Palm Beach, Fla. Jesse. R. Pastor S22h .Miner a A e.. St. Louis, jlo. Jordan, E. Pastor 645 Poplar St., Terre Haute, Ind. Lindemann, p. Pastor 623 Iglehart Ave.. St. Paul. Minn. LissKV. W. Pastor 43U5 Military Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Me er. J. ' XUECHTERLEIN. L. Piistor 903 Main St.. St. Joseph, Mich. (! ETTING. A. J ' astor Route 1. Gait. HI. Pehler. F. Pastor 204 Madison Ave., Paterson, X. J. Roehm, L. Pastor 200 W. 34th St.. Xorl ' olk, Va. Schmidt. P. G. Pastor 814 Cincinnati St.. Lafayette, Ind. ScinvEDE, F. Pastor Route 3. Britton, Mich. Spiegel, A. J ' astor 605 S. Superior St., Albion, Mich. VoLTZ, H. (. r. m. 1206 Jones St.. Fort Wayne. Ind. Wambsganss, F. Pastor 2Z22 Broadway, Fort Wayne, Intl. Weh.mever, H. Pastor 616 Cirand St.. Bridgeport, Conn. ' eidmann. F. Pastor 812 Lafayette Ave.. St. Louis. Mo. Wyneken. a. Pastor 946 Linden Ave.. Long Beach, Cal. ZlEMENDORF, G- ' 1902 Barth, G. Preslite it 3108 Cedar St.. Milwaukee, Wis. EiRicH, A. Engel, (.;. Gross, E. Pastor 338 Division Ave.. X .. Grand Rapids. Mich. H. SSOLD, F. Pastor Eudunda. South Australia. 136 m. UriH 7h- HaSSOLD. C. Barikt ' r Hoagland, Ind. HOETZER, O. Lincoln Higrhway. E., Fort Wayne. Ind. HovEK. Th. Pastor ii27 W. 29th Ave., Denver. Colo. JUNGKUNTZ. H. Pastor Route 1. Box 96, Ossian. Ind. Kirch NER. G. Pastor 1130 Eddy St., San Francisco. Cal. KoENiG. H. Pastor Route 1, Clarence Center. N. . KowERT. H. Pastor 107 X. 5th Ave.. Hiawatha, Kans. Kretzmann. p., Ph.D.. D.D. Professor 3705 Texas Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Meyer. J. Pastor 1416 Arthur Ave.. Lakewood, Ohio. Ml-eli.er, M, Rehwalt. W . Pastor 617 E. Fourth St.. Casper. Wyo. Remlingek. E. Schmidt. P. Pastor 117 W. 8th St.. Crowley, La. SoHN, J. Pastor 811 Locust St.. Columbia. Pa. Wali ' er. L. Pastor Sanborn, Iowa. Witt. A. Zl CKER. F. Pastor Tri andrum. Travancore, South India. 1 903 P.EVER. C. Pastor 1206 Austin St.. Wichita Falls, Tex. DlERKER, ' . Eggeks. E. Pastor 635 S. Chestnut St.. Seymour. Ind. FicK-EX. A. Pastor Route 1. McCook, Nebr. Gross. H. . Pastor 840 X. 16th St., Salem, Ore. Grunow. W. Pastor 415 14ih St.. Modesta. Cal. HiNCK. J. Pastor Wood Lake. Minn. Leimbrock. F. Pastor TnZ W. Third Ave., Denver. Colo. Leitz, W. Pastor Box 254, Halfway. Mich. LussKv. E, Professor 1233 Carroll Ave.. St. Paul. Minn. Pebler, K. Pastor Route 1, Jansen, Nebr. QuiTMEVER, H. Pastor 7015 Tireman Ave., Detroit, Mich. Rabold, J. Pastor Fairliope. Pa. Recknagel, E. Roei ' Er. K. Pastor i? i S. Millvale Ave., E. Liberty Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa. Rohde. O. Pastor Nashua, Minn. Rl ' DMick, E. Pastor 1130 S St.. Fresno, Cal. Schmidt. E. Pastor 1832 N. 13th St., Sheboygan. Wis. SCHKADER, W. Pastor 28 W. Wright St.. Pensacola. Fla. Sprandel. W. Pastor 1001 Scott St.. Beatrice. Nebr. Steinert, G. Pastor 406 Highpoint Ave.. L nion City, X. J. Thieme. T. Pastor 10310 Ave. H. So. Chicago Sta.. Chicago, 111. Wehrs, E. Pastor Route 3. Shawano, Wis. 1904 Andres, T. Pastor 618 Mary St., Flint, Mich. ApPELT. A. Pastor L pper Moutere. Nelson, X ' ew Zealand. Appelt, E. Pastor Trungley Hall, via Temora. Xew South Wales. Australia. Baur. J. Pastor 4105 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne. Ind. Bettenbrock, W. BoEHS, C. -I . D- ' 1% Eifert. R. Professor 3428 Ruth Ave.. Oakland. Cal. EssiG. W. Pastor Stevensville, Mich. Falkenroth. F. Pastor Route 1. Beatrice, Nebr. Hamann, H. Professor Concordia College, Adelaide, South Australia. Heine, A. ' asfjr Dois Irmaos. via Xovo Hamburgo, R. G. Sul, Branl. Hhyne, E. Pastor 855 Armstrong Ave.. St. Paul. Minn. Klindwiirth. W. Pastor 3106 Forest Ave.. Dallas, Tex. Kramer. G. Pastor 2318 Washington Ave., Xew Orleans, La. Kraus. E. Pastor 124 W. King St.. York. Pa. KuEHN, T. Pastor 205 N. Madisnn St.. Rome. N. Y. Lohmann, a. Pastor 102 X. Spring St., Perryville, Mo. Loose. F. Pa or 1716 Reid Ave., Lorain, Ohio. Mueller. T. Pastor 2740 Sliami St., St. Louis. Mo. Schick, C;.. Ph.D. Professor Concordia College, Fort Wayne. Inri. SlEMON. T. Pastor 2116 W. 21st St., Chicago, 111. Stallmann, a. Pastor Johannesstrasse 9. Pianit . X. Sachsen. Germ.my. Weinert. H. 1905 Bublitz, r. Pastor Box 121. Xew Haven. Mich. Eickmever, p. Pastor Wiesbaden, P lueL-herpIatz 4, Germany. EssiG. J. Herzer. T. A ' . A . Oi filial Colonization Dept.. Canadian Pacific R. R.. Winnipeg, Can. Hover. G. Pastor 638 Cayuga Drive. La Salle. X. . KUCHENBECKER, J. Pastor Route 14. La Salle. X. Y. Lange, E. LussKv, G. Mevek, G. Indianapolis. In d. ReIkowskv, H. Pastor Route 6. Sumner. Iowa. Schmidt. W. Smukal, G. Pastor 3017 E. 5th St.. Los Angeles. Cal. Speckhard. O. Steger. E. Social Worker 6318 Southwood Ave., St. Louis. Mo. TODENHAGEN, J. Trautmann. K. Pastor 407 E. Kibby St.. Lima, Ohio. Umbacii, p. Tcaiher Frankenniuth, Mich. Wolf, R. hi Bmities-i 1801 California A e., Fort Wavne. Ind. WoLLER. W. M. D. 2002 San Pablo. Oakland, Cal. ZlEMENDORF. P. Pastor Millstadt, III. 1906 Breitag, p. Pastor 35(j W. Arrow St.. Marshall, Mo. Carre, A. Dersow, J. Pastor Minyip, ' ictoria. Australia. DiEDERlCH, H. FRE , St. Hartmann, W. Heilmann. O. Pastor 701 S. Denver St.. Hastings. X ' ebr. Herbert, A. Pastor 411 (_)vington Ave.. Brooklyn, X . Y. HoEMANN, O. Pastor Battle Creek. Iowa. HoFius. E. P istor 602 Louisa Ave., Carondelet Sta.. St. Louis. M.i. KocH. R. Pastor Route 1. Jonesville. Ind. ♦Deceased. i:i7 , Winfielr!, Kans. LOHRMANN. K. Leniont, 111. LrECKE. E. 1303 E. 7th Av Ll ' SSKY, A. Mencke. M. 1646 14th St.. : Iil vaiikee, Wis. Mertz, H. Kendallville. Ind. Mueller. M. XlEBANK, L. Schmidt. O. Route 2. Box 115, Arcadia. Ind. SCHROEDER. O. SCHWAN, Th. 230 Fairview Ave., Tipton, Ind. STEL-f. P. 432 E. 142nd St., New Vnvk. X. V. Stiegemeyer, Th. 308 E. A St., Belleville. HI. TiRMENSTElN. A. Route 2. Vallonia, Ind. Tral ' gi. tt. a. Route 1. Bremen, Kans. amesganss. L. R. P., Box 75. Indianapolis. Ind. Weber, M. Weber. P. Route 2, Fremont, Wis. ZeIle. a. 616 Oak St.. Sasinaw. W. S., Mich. 1907 At ' PiNG. y. 8917 Miles Park Ave.. Cleveland, ( hio. Beiderwieden , G. 509 S. Broad St.. Carlinville, 111. Brandt. E. 1334 E. 27th St.. Portland, Ore. Dankvvorth. C. 310A4th St., Hinsdale, II!. Dannenfeldt, p. 2300 Rohs St., Clifton Heights, Cincinnati. Ohio. Doctor, F. rastor Box 105. Thawville, III. Fretthold. p. Faster 52 Washington St., Xorth Tonawancla. X ' . ' . GASS L ■N, J. Pastor 230 AVashington Ave., AA ' estwood. N. J. Graebner, R. 806 Spruce St.. Coffey -ille, Kaus. Hackmann. E. 501 S. Hisrh St.. Albuquerque. X. Mex. Hagen, W. Box 102. Bach. Mich. Haserodt, E, 8308 S. Sangamon St.. Chicago. 111. Hempfing. M. Allendorf a. d. rim. Kr. W ' etzlar. Germany Herrmann, R. Blairstown, Iowa. Hel ' lxnn, F. 714 X. 2nd Ave.. Alpena. Mich. Jl ' engel. O. Route 2, Shelton, Nebr. ■ Miller, P. 21S E. Lewis St., Fort Wayne, Ind. mceller, a ' . Xauss. E. Orzen. a. 79 Queen St.. S.. Kitchener, ( nt., Canada Rabe. L. .SlEBERT. R. .Stoeckhardt. E. Box 154, Loganville. Wis. Tassler. a. 7208 Montgomerv Road. Silvertnn, Cincinnati Ohio. oeltz. W. 910 2nd Ave.. Sterling, III. LKER, T- 15 Porter Ave., Silver Creek. X. V. ' egener, p. Zi.cKER. Th. Columbia Universitv, X ' ew Vnrk. X ' . ' . 190S BlERnER, T. Engelbert, E. 896 Battery Ave.. Baltimore. Md. Friedricii. J. 11618 Ohlman Ave., Cleveland. Ohio. Gerkten ' , a. Route 4. Monroeville, Ind. Grahn. C. Paslor ' astor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pas tar Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Proft ' ssor ' astor ' astor Pastor ' astor Pastor ' astor l astor astor ' astor Pastor ' astor ' astor Pastor Pastor nnati, ' astor astor i: irwist ' astor ' astor Pastor Fasto 4 Rosedale Ave., Hamilton Sta.. Baltimore, Md. Haener, (i. Pastor I ' rohna, Mo. Jordan, C. Kandt. C. tochner. e. 123 S. Walsh St., GaTrett, Ind. Mever. J. Friucipa of Pu du- Schools Bruderheim. Alberta, Can. Michel, H. Pastor 165 W. Dexter St., Covina, Cal. Miller, Th. Port Waytic Drug Co. Fort ' ayne, Ind. Mqellerivg. H. Box 147, Snyder, Xebr. Oberschl ' lte. F. 1048 E. Minnehaha St., St. Paul, Mini peblek. y . Route 3. Ravenna. Xebr. Petrowskv, E.- ' Rennek, O. Route 5. Bad Axe, IMich. Rieffers. W. Route 9, Xapoleon. Ohio. Sander, W. 119 Lexington Ave.. Aspinwall, Pa. ScniNNERER. C. 114 E. Melendy St.. Ludington. Mich. ScHROEDER, E. Ford Motor Co., Detroit. Mich. SCHUMM, P. Sabin, ] Iinn. Stolzenbi-rg. O. Mound and Third. Columbus, Ohio. Stoppenhagen. M. Box 17, Wallis. Tex. ' einhold, R. Route 3, Elk River, linn. 1909 Di.iss, E. 428 X Mulberry St., Logan, Ohio. Barges. E. BUSSE O. 151 Xott Terrace. Schenectad- -. X. V. Carnarius. M. Base ' all Playc Damscitroeder. C. 3979 Park Blvd.. San Diego, Cal. Dannenfeldt, T. 15908 Holmes Ave., Cleveland. Ohio Erb, W. Route 3, .Aberdeen. S. Dak. FlESS, P. Route 1. Camp Chase, Ohio. Gallmeier. a. Elmira, Onl., Can. Goerss. R. X agercoil, Tra -ancore, South India. Griebel, B. Hagemaxn. E. Heinicke. L HiNZ. A. 1022 W. r onroe St.. Decatur, Ind. Ti RDAN. A. 611 Third Ave., E.. Kalispell, Mont. Koch. E. Sfn niarJ Oi! C Manila, P. I. KCEHN ' ERT. A. 8415 Church Blvd.. St. Louis, Mo. Ltchtsinn, A ' . 89 Clinton St., Hammond. Ind. LoCHNER. y . 511 S. Ingersoll St., :Madison, Wis. LUECKE, C. 1607 N. Anthony Blvd., Fort Wayne. Ind LuTZ. A. X ' aqrercoil. Travancore, Soutli India. Mertz. T. 717 Madison St., Fort Wavne. Ind. Plehn. H. 712 4th St.. ' avnesboro, ' a. Prinz. T. : S. 4th St., Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. Sal ' er - A. 1827 W. Grace St.. Richmond. Va. SCHIXNERER, O. New Vork X ' . V. ScHfPMANN. G. Route 25, Chesterfield. Mo. Tral-b. F. Bowdle, S. Dak. Voss. E. Route 2, Auburn, Mich. AA ' einlaxder, W, Route 1, Ossineke. Mich. Zetzer. a. 1206 Isabella St.. Wilmette. Til. Pastor ' astor Pastor ' astor Pastor Pastor ' astor P orcuiaii ' astor ' astor Pastor Pastor astor Pastor ' Player ' astor ' astor Paslor Pastor Pastor Pastor ' astor Pastor Oil Co. Pastor ' astor Pastor ' astor astor ' astor as tor I ' rolessor ' astor Pastor astor ' ' astor astor Deceased. 138 cord i arx J r f ZrcKER. A. Professor Riveidflle. Md. 1910 liEHRMANN. F. I ' tlSiOK Box 81, Tlie Gi ' o ' e, Tex. Eever, G. Piistor 558 Hougrhton Ave., Marlin, Tex. iJoELLiNG. E. Pastor Route 5. Pierce, Nebr. 1 ANNENFELDT. V. Fastor Route 1, Kuhl, Idaho. DifFOLD, L. . J ' astor Box 8, Long;town, Mo. DoMMER, W. Faster Andover, S. Dak. EiFERT, V . Pastor 3S23 Central Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. TnERSTER, G. (tallmann. E. l istor Hansen, jNI. Pastor Lutherville. Ark. Heckmann, E. Pastor 1025 Cypress St., Abilene, Tex. Kaiser, P. ' asfor Route 1, Iowa Park, Tex. Krug, A. Pastor Box 21, Glendora. Mich. MoELLEKiNG, O. Instructor Deshler. Nebr. Mueller, M. Teacher Cabot. Pa. Ness, W. Pastor Route 4. Mitchell. Ont., Can. PoLACK, G. Professor 3620 Texas Ave., St. Louis. Mo. Saager, B. Pastor 4948 Navarro St., Los .Angeles. Cal. ScHWAN, C. Siilesniau Cleveland. Ohio. SCHWEHN, W. Pastor 524 Wharton St.. Philarlelt)liia. Pa. ScHWERM. NN. -A. Preside fit 7330 Ja. ' iper Ave., Edninnion, Alta.. Can. WiESE. K. Aki-on. Ohio. 1911 Acker, L. Pastor 53S S. 31st St., Onialia, Nebr. Benz. C. Bever, E.- BiCKEL, F. Pastor Birch Run. Midi. Feddersen. W. Pastor Route 1. King-shury, Ind. Fickenscher. H. Pastor Route 2, Accident. Md. Hanser, O. Pastor 46 Sheffield Ave., Brooklyn. N. V. HartING. H. Pastor Route 1. Kininiswick. !Mo. Hli.DNER. G. Pastor 909 Vine St.. St. Clair. Mich. Krueger, O. . President Concordia. Mn. Liescheidt, H. Pastor Freedom. Mn. LiNDEMANN , F. 345 Sth Ave.. Long- Island City, N. V. MUEI LER. A. Pastor Route 3. Elberfeld. Ind. NiiACK. E, Pastor Route 2. Slandish. Mich. Bolster. P. Pastor Gurley, Nebr. Sander, A. Pastor Scotia. Nebr. Sander, P. Pastor 2260 Ellis Ave., Bronx. New York, N. Y. Sauer, R. Pastor Hersrher. Nebr. ScHAAL. A. .Artist Pekin. III. SCHABACKER, H. PaStor Route 2, Hebron. Nebr. SciiLARETZtCI, Schmidt. G. Pastor Box 683. Selnia. .Ala. Schnedler, E. ' roicssor Concordia Collegre. Fort Vayne. Ind. Single, W . Pastor Bay Villatre, Ohio. Sfruth. Y. Pastor 2,€ Georgre St., Vest Chicago. HI. Stock:- W, Pastor 210 V. Carter Ave.. Ashland. Ky. Pastor Gardener Pastor I. c. r. III. o. Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor J ' astor Pastor Pastor SuccoF, H. 505 Rose Ave., Big Rapids, Mich. 1912 Baumann, C. Route 1, Mount Pleasant, Mich. Elomenkami ' . W . Belleville. 111. Bode. V. Brand, E. 72 S. 18th St., Carson Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa Braun, W. 11509 Fidelity Ave.. S. V., Cleveland, Oh DOCTER. W. 3482 East Blvd., S. E.. Cleveland. Ohio. DORNSETF. L, Route 3, Edg:erton. Ohio. Eggers, O. Detroit. Mich. Fischer, F. Lutheran Sanitarium, Wheat Ridge, Colo. Fuhr. a. Menfro, Perry Co., Mo. GOLTERMANN, P. Hessville, Ind. GuENTHER, K. Route 1, Grant Park, 111. Klausing. ' . 1315 S. Anthony Blvd., l-ori Wayne, Ind. Linnemever. O. North Judson. Ind. Long, G. Route 2, Newton. N. C. Ll ' ecke. H. 7234 N. Ellwood Ave., Chicago. III. Nal-. p. Route 10. Columbus, Ind. Shippanowskv. R. 11523 95th St.. Edmonton. .Alta.. Can. Schmidt, G. Professor 3 Concordia College PI.. Fort Wayne. Ind. ScHULTZ, K. Pastor 413 N. Marion St., South Bend. Ind. Smukal. E. Pastor 620 Main St.. Kilbnurn. Wis. Stein, E. I ' astor 1326 E. l]2th St.. Cleveland. Ohio. Trier, H. Business 1140 Division St.. Fort Wayne. Ind. Trinklein, H. Pastor Beach. N. Dak. Wambsganss, ' . ' rotcssional Pase iall P avcr 1176 Elbert St.. Lakewoud. Ohio WiTTE. E. Pastor 345 Davey St., Buffalo, N. Y. Zabel. E. Pastor Star Route, Hamilton. Tex. 1913 Bal mann. H. Pastor Box 644, Vernon, Britisli Col.. Can. Beinke, p. Pastor Box 132. La Grange. Mo. Brandhorst, F. Pastor 412 Park Ave., Norfolk, Nebr. BuENGER. M. Pastor 1209 S. 4th .Ave.. Maywnod. 111. BlERGER. E. Claus. H. Pastor 111 Carson Rd., Ferguson, Mo. Encelbert, p. Pastor 419 Bank St., Archbald, Pa. Gall:meter, P. 722 ladison St.. Fnvt Wavne. Tnd. Gans, H. Grotke. a. Pastor 9 Nelson St.. Brantford. Ont.. Can. Hahn. a. Pastor Box 57. Milling-ton. IMich. Hansen. W. Professor 2 Concordia Colleare PI.. Fort Wavne. Ind. Hanser, G. ' Pn. ' inrss Buffalo. N, Y. Hevne. R. Pastor 1128 E. Orchard St., Decatur. III. Hope. R. Professor Concordia Institute. Bronxville, N. Y. HrsMANN, E. Pastor 410 E. Kru7an St.. Brazil. Ind. IsELER. T. Pastor Box 31. Williamsburg, Ont.. Can. Katt. a. Pastor 2538 E. 128th St.. Cleveland, Ohio. Koch, J. KuTSCHiNSKi. O. Pastor Harbor Beach. ISIich. Mallon. R. Pastor m ♦Deceased. 139 Co nco hii i i m Peters, G. c. r. m. 2474 W . Philadelphia Ave.. Hetioil. Mich. ROMOSER, K. Frojessor b Lawrence St., Mt. ' einon. X. . SCHAHACK.ER, M. Ftistor Arapahoe, Nebr. ScHl-ECHTE, A. Pastor R. F. D.. Villa Park. III. SCHLIEI ' SIECK. Th, I ' asior ' inton. Iowa. ScHLiFKE, A. Pastor II X. 3rd St., Festus, Mo. ScHMiD, E. Pastor 422 4th St., Gretna, La. SoHN, O. Pastor 1009 X. 6th St., Xiles, Mich. W ' eishold. p. Pastor iJregorv. S. Dak. 1914 Bartling. A. Pastor Clifton, Tex, Berner. L Pastor Route 2. Wanatah, Ind. Camin, H. Pastor J5U6 X. Main Ave.. Scranton. Pa. Dal-. V. Pastor Route 2, Brownstown, Ind. Daviiiin. C. Route 21, oungstown, X. V. Deffner , R. Pastor :07 E. 19th St.. Falls City, Xebr. DoKN, . Processor Cliicago University. Chicago. 111. Engelder, C. Pastor 4321 Vicksburg Ave., Detroit, Midi. Ferber. V. Pastor 116 Chester Parkway, Duhith, Minn. Gebauer. M. Pastor 2900 Grand Route St. John. Xew Orleans. La. GocKEL. J. Pastor 604 Florida St., Pine BluflF. Ark. Graupner, H. Gross. P. Pastor 312 Palouse St.. Wenatchee. Wash. Haas, W. Pastor 314 Eag-le St.. Dunkirk. X. V. Hassold. E. Professor 6 X. 10th Ave., Mount Vernon. X. V. LuFT. T. Pastor 357 Miller St.. Pembroke. Ont., Can. Petrich. H. Pastor Brownstown. Ind. RossMANN. M. Schlueter. W. Pastor Box 358. Ferndale, Cal. ScHi ' MACHER. F. Pastor 2206 V. Madison St.. Louisville. Ky. SelTZ. M. Pastor Burt, Iowa. Speck-hard. W. Pastor 2 W. Goguac St.. Battle Creek. Mich. Thiemecke. W. Pastor Route 14. La Salle. X. V. 1915 Berthel. J. Dashner, a. Pastor 326 Mackay St.. Ottawa. Ont.. Can. Fischer, H. Pastor Lutheran Sanitarium. Wheat Rids e. Colo. Frank. R. Pastor Route 7, Pembroke. Ont., Can. Heinicke. J. Pastor Route 2. Elk Creek. Xebr. Ilse. M. Pastor M2 E. Erie St.. Painesville, Ohio. Keinath. H. Pastor 830 2nd St.. X. W., Grand Rapids. Mirh. Kleiner. H. Pastor 205 Lincoln Ave., X orth Tonawanda. X ' ' . V. Ll ' ECKE. J. hi Business Alexandria, La. Meinzen, L. MiELLER, H, Pastor 605 Wall St. Port Huron. Mid Rehm. W. Military Instructor 705 5th Ave., Minneapolis. Minn Roesler. W. Pastor Box 274, Arapahoe, Xebr. RnETLlNG, P. Pastor 1104 Carroll St.. Carroll Sta., Baltimore, Md. ScAER, M. Pastor Sealy. Tex, Schmidt, J. ScHROEDER, R. Pastor 3395 W. 127th St., Cleveland. Ohio. Schumacher, J. I6S0 W. Minnehaha St., St. Paul, Minn. SlEVERT, F. Pastor Box 334, Tawas City, Mich. Spitz, L. Pastor Blue Hill, Nebr. Storm, H. Pastor Route 2. Free Soil. Mich. Storm. W, Pastor Goodland. Ind, Sl ' Llivan, J. Salesman c o 6438 Eggleston Ave., Chicago. 111. Umbach. E. Pastor 6438 Eggleston Ave.. Chicago, III. WiTTMER. F. Pastor 594 E. Bluff St.. Marseille, 111. WoHLERT, H. Pastor Route 4. St. Johns. Mich. 1916 Abram. H. Pastor 440 West St., .Amherst. Ohio. Andres. W. Cincinnati. Ohio. Baade, E. Backer 72Q E. Jefferson St.. Fort Wayne. Ind. Battenberg. O. Pastor 10 Leighton Crescent. Kentish Town. London. N. W. 5. England. Betz. a. Route 3, Edgerton, Ohio. Brommer. ' . Box 392. Big Spring. Nebr. BliRANDT. H. 134 S. French Broad Ave.. Asheville, X ' ' . C. DiNDA. J. 711 Chestnut St.. Johnstown. Pa. Drews. W. 308 X. Park Ave., Buffalo. N. V. Feucht, O. 504 W. 75th St.. Kansas City, Mo. Grewe, a. 314 Chestnut St.. Boonville. Mo, Heerbiith, M. 945 Kentucky St.. Lawrence. Kans. Heinitz. O. Box 186. Upland. Nebr. Kramer. K. Hatton. Sask.. Can. Krome, W. 1123 Hoefgen St., Indianapolis, Ind. Luke, W. 720 Third Ave., W.. Calgary, Alta., Can, Ll ' ERSSEN. C. Overlea. Md. Mader. p. 1611 ' ictoria Ave.. Regina, Sask., Can. Mahler, G. Spencer. Xehr. Maritz. .a. Route 2, Caledonia. Mich. Mever. W. Latimer, Kans. Miller. W., M.A. 225 E. Lewis St.. Fort Wavne. Ind. Opitz. W. 810 Petoskey St., Petoskey. Mich. Pelikan, T. 130 Middleburv Ave.. Akron. Ohio. RiEss, O. Route 1, Cornnna. Ind, Rolf. a. X ' ew Hamburg. Ont.. Can. Schumacher, H. Xiagara, N. Dak. Schwartzkopf, L. 47 X . Morris St.. Homewood, III. Spiegel, C. S. High and E, Bowery Sts.. Akron, Ohio. ' andre, W Rorkford. Wash. Wiese, H. Hope, X. Dak. 1917 Bartling. E. Detroit, Mich. Bauer, W. Scarsdale. N. V. Dorn. T. 14427 Seymour Ave., Detroit. Mich. Ergang. R. X ' ew ' ork City College, X e Fedcke, O. Ogema, Minn. Frederking, T. Shelby. Mich. Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor In Business Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Professor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor ' as tor Pastor ■ Vork. X. V. Pastor . r. u. Deceased. 140 J he Con cotcL i a rx Gold, P. Pastor 1197 McKinstry Ave., Detroit, Mich. Oremei-. a. 1121 1 2 Maumee Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Grunau, H. Professor Concordia Collegre, St. Paul, Minn. Henrichs, K. Proiessor 105 Concordia Colleg e PI.. Fort Wayne, Ind. LANkENAu. F. Professor Immanuei Lutheran College, Greensboro. N. C. Levthn. H. Pastor Xagrercoil. Travancnre, South India. Mein-zek, E. Pastor Vadacang-ulam. Tinnevelly Dist., South India. Metzdorf, E. Pastor Gen. Del., Anderson. Ind. MiscH, O. Pastor Harlowton, Mont. Preuss. W. Pastor Box 29. lona. Minn. Sagehorn. H. Pastor Rox 441. Crawford. Nebr. Schilf. K. Schumann. F. Pastor 225 Allen St., Syracuse. N. Y. Storm, E. Pastor Route 2. Rensselaer. Ind. SvDow, N. Pastor . 518 Hilda Ave.. Westwood Sta., Cincinnati. Ohio. WiTTir,. O. Pastor Route 1, Riiskin. Xebr. 1918 BOEHNE, W. Pastor 703 5th St., Monett. Mo. BOESTER, P. Professor Concordia Teachers ' Seminary. Oak Park 111. Heine. M. Pastor Tenstrike, Minn. JoosT. E. Pastor Route 2. Hilliards. Ohio. Kasischke. a. Pastor Box 63. McNutt. Sask., Can. KOESSEL. R. Pastor Mag netawan. Ont., Can. Kummer. K. Pastor Gotha. Fla. Ma. ssel. G. Pastor Route 1. Sherwood. Ohio. Matthies, K. Pastor Box 104. Cherokee. Okla. MOEHRING, E. Moll. K. Director Y. M. C. A., Burlingrton. Iowa. MOSSNER, E. Pastor 18535 Cherry St., Radford, Mich. POLSTER, A. Reinke. M. Pastor 957 Middle Drive, Woodruff PI.. Indianapolis. Ind. Schroeder, G. Pastor Nagercoil. Tra ' ancore, South India. SCHURDEL, 0. Lawyer Cleveland, Ohio Trai ' tmann. R. Pastor 1065 Ferry St.. Eugene. Ore. Trinklein, L. Pastor Route 1. Navasota, Tex. Weber, E. Pastor Independence. Ohio. Weinhold, T. Pastor Pevelv. Mo. Wilms. E. Pastor Box 139. Kress. Tex. WOIDKE. H. Pastor 380 Esser Ave.. Buffalo, N. Y. ZOKN. K. Pastor 117 Berlin St., Clinton. Mass. 1919 BUSZIN. W. Pastor Box 465. Verwood, Sask., Can. Glaus. E. Pastor Box 141, Barney. X. Dak. Clausen, W. Pastor Mcintosh, Minn. DiETZ. E, Fehlau, E. Pastor 427 Main St., Lewiston, Me. Heidemann, E, HuEBNER, M. In Business Route 4, Elyria, Ohio. Keinath, L. Pastor Roseau, Minn. Krusb, W. Studt ' fit Purdue Univ.. Lafayette, Ind. List. O. Pastor Box 123, Augusta, Wis. Loessel, E, Pn-itor Box 261. Berthoud, Colo. Marschke, C. Pastor Route 1, Adair, Okla. Getting. W. Pastor 1505 Belle Ave,. Davenport, Iowa. Otte. G. Pastor 9201 212th St., Queens. Lon Island, N. Y. Plackemever. H. Pastor 119 W. College Ave.. Denton, Tex. PoLLEx, A. Pastor Plumas, Man.. Can. Reinice. a. Rittamel, a. Route 1, Staplehurst, Nebr. Ruff. A. Pastor Route 4. Wathena, Kans. Schmidt, O. Professor Concordia College, Fort ' ayne, Ind. Schreiner. W. Pastor Route B. Guymon. Okla. ScTiROEDER, P. Pastor 1297 Newport Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Smukal, a. Pastor 3666 Meldrum Ave., Detroit, Mich. Stoskopf. a. Pastor Box 70, Pequot, Minn. Stueckler. P. Pastor Box 2, Elberta. Ala. Trarbach, a. hi Business Detroit, Mich. VoLZ, O. Pastor Round Lake, Minn. Wacker, H. Pastor 12691 Pinehurst Ave., Detroit, Mich. 1920 Behfens, E. Pastor Bruno, Sask.. Can. Blheke, H. Pastor 1810 1 2 Chestnut St., Milwaukee, Wis. DoRRE. W. Pastor Route 1, Box 102. Schulenburg, Tex. DoEGE, A. Pastor c o 1636 St. Mary ' s Ave., Fort Wayne. Ind. Ferber. a. Pastor 3344 Paseo, Kansas City. Mo. Goehring, W. Pastor 621 E. Promenade St.. Mexico, Mo. Labrenz, E. Pastor Box 12, W. Henrietta, N. Y. Luecke. W. Pastor 317 E. 4th St.. Texarkana. Ark. Nuechterlein. a. Pastor Route 2. Munger, Mich. Nees. M. Pastor Granbv, Colo. PoHL. W. Pastor Route 6. Parkersburg, W. Va. RoEDER. P. Pastor 219 Doge St., Delta. Colo. SCHINNERER. W. Schoedel, W. Pastor Mount Forest, Ont., Can. SCHUESSLER. L. Pastor 505 Henriette St.. Birmingham. 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Tf Out of 100 average men, at the age of 25 todav — 54 will be dependent nn others 36 will be dead 5 will be working for a bare living 4 will be well to do 1 will be rich 11 Vou niav be one of the hundred today, but where wiij rou be at 65? l! It depends upon how you can answer the following question — ARE YOU SAVING SYSTEMATICALLY? O ir dollar opens a Savings account with- this Bank OLD NATIONAL BANK Fort Wavne, iNor xA CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 51,000,000.00 150 ord i a. n. J. P. Bruick, Contractor ' JFe ' uilt The ' Residences ' ' ' Phone A-5834 1901 X. Anthony Blvd., Fort Wayne 4. — .. +, — . ■ + + ■ Brandt Bros. Co. General Contractors 512 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. -.. •■+ Semi-intelligent: Does lum- bago come from the Greek word iambano ' ? Professor (waxing sarcastic) : Why does a rooster close his eyes when he crows? Semi-intelligent: Because he knows his stuff bv heart. ,„ ui, ea uti i4 ROSEBUD COOKIES, CAKES AND CRACKERS are real good for BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER a id special occasions CRAIG BISCUIT COMPANY 4..- 151 ; CQ-rd i cLTi, DR. M. E. LEININGER Dentist DR. E. G. SrECKlIAI). Assistant 304 EAST WAVXE STKEET ' our Continut d Patroiiagt- Will lie Appreciated Office Jloiirs: 9-12 A. M. 1 -.iO-i W M. I ' lioNE Anthony 3104 Fort Wavnc. Indiana + • •}•■- + II. ' I THE DIEMLIXG CLINIC Dr. H. a. Di-EMLiNc Forf U ' liv ' h ' . hid. 1 , + ■ For Sct ' i ' ia Qjt iftjft Sdtisfiiction iccar ROGERS Glasses 2(1.=; •. wavxk st. i ■ — — ■ i.-iii Ihe Co So TV IS lb t ASlU WHEN YOU AND 1 VVeRE YqU VG Jews ml ' SpEeD ANOVtCK. wm HABEN EINJAMDER SotlEG WHERE WE G ?eW UP . OUR VAiEfiT NE lol 153 Jh e i CTLCO : 1 IS ' ■. I i :? a 5 511 aj i; 5 53ii? lPW ' pa 33 ' gMi-illlliiiisji ■ ' for Yoii . — .. — . Cojupliijicitts of L. E. Bowman Autoiuobili 121-27 E. Washing-ton Street First National Bank Fort Wayne .+ 4.,,—. . ™ .._.._.. nil nn nn na ij Prof. Rente: For tomor- row we will take to tlie top of page 149. Clas.s (in cliorus i : Aw. have a heart ! Prof. Bente: Well, all right, we ' ll take to the bot- tom of page 148. ■|._.ll ,11 11,1 III, ,11, 1,11 ,11 nil „ 4. +._,. „_.,_ii._,. . . ZIMMERMAN i PHARMACY i 1201 Lafayette St., Cor. Lewis Phone A- 1147 Fort W ' avne. Indiana 4. . . .. — .. — .. — .. — ., — .1, — . — . — . — 4. 4.-.. — .. — .. — ., — .. — .. — . — •■ — — ■■ — ■ — ■■ — ■ — 154 ■or-dicL ' n, gCSg: I ■■ — T rink The Best Forget The Rest Wm. Scheele Sons Co. 1207-1215 North Harrison Phones: Anthonv 7175 and 7176 - -+ +.- L A LUNCH I i i 5 MATMEE C 0)1! pi etc Line of Good Saiid ' dnchcs Always a Nice Hot Barbecue r. PARQUETT FURNAS ' The Creatii of Qualify For Your Hair Cut See L. LINKER 1216 MAUMEE AVENUE Hair Bobbing. Ladles and Children WILL SATISFY 1 , uo Nil iin an tiii uu uu nil on -x nu an nJC !■_ ,1 un U.I ni. an dd uu up nil nn i..r an an n £ _ ICE CREAM Fort Wayxe Indiana IM! Vc:}x |C 1 loo Ihe - i I r ; ' I j F. J. KIMT, Kes. I ' lione n-190 ' )3 V. A. KIXI ' Z, Kes. Phone A-1014,! -+ +■■ .._+ RUMP-KINTZ COMPANY X. li. Corner Clinton Wayne Streets I I BUILDERS Medical Arts Building Office I ' hone A-6295 I + - Fort Wavne. Indiana 1 1 [udge: Vnu sav the de- fendant turned and whistled t(i the doy? What follnwed ? Intelligent Witness: The dog. 1 . — ., 4 _.._.. ._.,_.. —.._.._.._„._. ,j. One Reason for Our C ivic Pride City Light Power Co. Over 16,800 Satisfied Users and Still (Irowinj. THE LARGEST and MOST TP-TO-DATE Municipally-Owned and Operated Electric Light and Power Plant in the State of Indiana 1 iistallatioii Free ' hiine Anth()n 3416 I U St ' City I. ' i ht (111 J Power I I l|i:-i 156 The Business Department gratefulh ' acknowledges the assistance of those who helped collect these adds. + — , — , . . . — . .. . — + R W. MEINZEN Phaniiacv 1304 Anthdiiv Blvd. Fort Waviu- A. C. Muntzinger Furniture Co. 1802-1806 S(i. CAi.hKn-N Strf.kt Tflephdnf H-i36() I ' lut ' ;i ne. Indiana I.inv Kiiit Low Prict-! +-.. -+ +- ■■+ •+ RUB-NO-MORE Softens Hard Water m i ;i IVl 157 J. Ill ii„ nn na iin-  f John S. Brunskill Bard er 911 Mauniee Ave., Opp. ilaydeii Park Fort Wayne. Indiana I +- .. +-, BAADE-KEIL CO. nOOKS and STATIONERY STORE ] ill Papt ' r and Paints li V. .Main St. Fort Wayne, Ind. +■- I ' ' Knozmi for ) allies ' ' ' ' Fort Wayne ' s Original Two Pants Suit Store $29.50 That ' s the Price •yu t ClotAefi? ' ionn CAi-iHioiuN sr. n iZ 4iu ■■ ni B  ROSS A. SMITH ROBT. II. STl ' RM 1 F. W. H. SSI,ER I Smith-Hassler-Sturm | Company ] A Real Spcrtim; Goods Store 1 E erything for College. High School and Independent Teams 116 E. OHIO ST. INDIANAPOLIS ■■+ -+ Jake Fackler: Say, did you ever .stop to think about eternity ? Adelheid : Don ' t try it; you ' ll go crazy thinking about it. I tried it. : 5i| ■ + +- 158 +■ — .. . — . — . . , , — . ._ + ilAiliS IK, Ph ine Anthonv 013(1 + _. . „_.. .. 1302 Mauinef Avenue .. . — . — ._. — .._.. +■ ■■ ■ •!• Hollopeter-Reiter Company GENERAL and BUILDERS ' HARDWARE Distributors i i S(!ri;i-iit and Co. ' s Lucks Phone: A-3141 131 East Columbia Street Fort Wayne. Indiana ._. .._._. — . ,_._. . ._.+ s u FIRST iMORTGAGE BONDS to Yield You 6 Tcr Qc?it Doubly Protected by I ' ort Wayne Real Estate and C iiqualifiedly Guaranteed I b THE PEOPLES TRUST SAVINGS CO. t|« I -in nil iiTi 11 ji m II n I •4 i 139 u ■ ,.! I +■■ +■- I I i i + ■ Lehman Book : Stationery Co. BOOKS. BIBLES, HYMNALS LtiiTi ' Your Order for Special Books witli I ' s A 1 TLI. LINE OF Ol ' l-ICE SUPPLIES 128 East Berry Street Phone A-2281 BRUDER-CALHOUN CO. GRADUATION GIFTS Jttvelt ' rs and Dt ' sig itrs (Over Forty ' ears) CALHOUN STREET, COR. WAVXE H. W. MEINZEN T ' rescriptiofis ii Spccitiltx PHOTO SUPPLIES, DRUGS au(i CHEMICALS 1129 Mauniee Avenue Phone Anthony 2226 Fort W ' av.ie, Indiana iU l m Kid e C 1 ,■ ' . I 161 4. ..— . — .— . Aug. C. Borgmann Clif. H. Borgmann A. C. BORGMANN SON TRUCKING. MOVIXG. GENERAL TRANSFER We Are Equipped to Haul Anythi)ig Office: 1618 S. Harrison St. Barns: 333-335 Clinti):r St. FORT WAYNE. INDIANA 4. +■■ I ■■+ -+ GOLDEN ' S FOR QUALITY MEN ' S WEAR AT MODERATE PRICES I Innocent: What, my dear friend, is platonic friendship? Cynic: Platonic friendship, young one. is the state of affairs existing between a young woman and a }-oung man when accompa- nied by a chaperone. •+ + + BIENZ GROCERY and MEAT M.ARKET Otir Motto : QUALITY —PRICE— SERVICE Phone in ] our Order Pho NE Anthony 42 72 1 Free Delivery i i +■■ 1 Coniplime)its of CHRISTENSEN ' S GROCERIES. HARDWARE a !d NOTIONS 1219-1221-122,1 Court Street Botli Phones Saginaw. W. S.. Michigan 4. -.._.._. l(i2 - n — - , 4.. — .-. — .. — ■ — .• — .. — . + WE extend a cordial welcome to Concordia College, her friends, her young men and young women to make use of our banking facilities at anv time. Lincoln Trust Company The H omclikc Banks Wajne at Clinton Calhoun at Holman life! n + .._, — 4. + .._.._. — . — + + REFRESHED CLOTHES DO HELP YOU WIN DEPENDABLE DRY CLEANING Just Dial H-1133 Daddy, what is a misogynist? A misogynist, son, is any mar- ried man. I +- + + CARL E. KLEIN .SPORTING GOODS and BICYCLES l.nS CALHOUN STREET Phone Anthony 03S6 163 + ,1, II „ nn nil A Aa- BARBERS ' , W BEAUTY SHOP FIXTURES a u SUPPLIES WAYNE BARBERS SUPPLY CO. 620 Clinton Street Fort Wayne, Indiana Walter T. Miessler Prescriftion Druggist 11th and Salisbury Streets St. Louis, Mo. Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention 4. +. ..+ + . INTEGRITY tiTTPRIGHTNESS of character and vJ soundness of moral principle — This is the heritage on which this insti- tution was founded, on which it operates and will continue to build. Progressing with Safety The Tri-State Loan and Trust Co. Resources Exceed $19,000,000 CALHOUN STREET AT BERRY m IV 11 ' ' 0 164 iK .. „„_,„—..—..—.—. .— . — .— , — ..—.4. —SYLVAN LAKE- A Rapidly Developing ResDrt with Pniper Restrictions SEE US FOR LOTS A. G. Schwerman ck Co. Munclelein. Illinnis 1 •}• l- IIM nil — liu + ™ ■ I AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS ArrLKiox, w Home and Property of Association A Good, Live, Progressive Organization MEMBERSHIP OVER __4 5,0UU RESERVE OVER .„. $4,000,000.00 HEALTH AND ACCIDENT CERTIFICATES |5.00 to )?15.00 weekly LIFE INSURANCE CERTIFICATES _ ..._?250 to 510,000 A Surplus Distributing Mutual Society, the largest and best within the Synodical Conference, and operated on Leg:al Reserve Basis. Pays sick, accident, total permanent disability., double indemnity, old age and death benefits to men and women, on rates which guarantee safety and insurance at cost as well as cash surrenders, paid up and extended insurance. Also has a special department for children. R ec otfi ' fic ' idaf ions of sofnt Afinisters 7vho kriozv our .4 ssoctatioFi We, the undersigned, take pleasure in being able to say that we are members of this worthy association and we recommend same to llie hearty co-nperation of all nur brethren. (Signed) Rev. Tim. J. Sauer. .Appleton. ' is. Rev. O. Hagedorn, Milwaukee, Wis. Rev. William Dallmann, Milwaukee, Wis. Rev. C. C. Morhart, Cleveland. Ohio. Rev. Paul C. Dowidat, Minneapolis AOF.XrS WAX I Kit— WRITE TO ABOVE ADHRES.S , 4, I ..4. i m A FOR YOUR SW EATERS The Eastern Cut Rate Store 628 CALHOUN STREET FORT WAYNE. IND. We Have a Full Line of Your College Colors I 165 f i 4— u i i ■;;i ! I Ask your fellow student where he got the good hair cut. He will always say over on ' ay e Street, the closest and best place to go. RUPERT DAVIS 1417 EAST WAYNE STREET THREE GOOD BARBERS STYLE — Plus Value — CLOTHES — that ' s what you find in Our Clothes — Correct Style — Workman.ship — ■ Fit — and Honest Value — . Men who appreciate these Points in Good Clothes — are coming here — increasing our number of Satisfied Patrons Daily — . Come in and judge for yourself — . Let your next Good Suit come from — 1025 CALHOUN Siilj J_ 0 Opposite Jefferson Theatre Specialists in Men ' s and Young Men ' s Quality Suits The Famous Kalamazoo Uniforms Superior Quality Caps Are warm friends of every cadet who wears one. They are built for style and service. The Henderson-Ames Co, Uniform Manufacturers Kalamazoo, Mich. 166 EMOTHEES ' Luecke Weiss Nordsieck :iaS-r ' llui t,r Warneck Schimcit Felten t ftfx..a__ Klein Quitmeyer Lorence 167 The anh of T ersonal Service Resources over $7,000,000 The Lincoln National Bank Court Street Fort Wayne. Indiana 4.. — .. — „ — „ — .. — ., — „ — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — ,. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — L 4..—.. Cofn pliments of Piel Bros. Starch Company A Family Corporation iv ' ith a i Entire Lnf irran faith .sks Vour Co-operation in Demanciin From Your Retail Groce HOOSIER STARCH For the Laundry in Ont, Three, and Five-pound Packages For Culinary Cse in One-pound Packages INDIANAPOLIS. INDIAxXA +„_„ Schmidt Hardware Co. H ardware, Paints and Electric Supplies — Favorite Fireless Gas Ranges — Plionograplis and Records Telephone Anthony 7455 1101 Maumee Avenue Fort Wavne, Indiana 168 coTc ! cn. +— .. I Meet Your Friends af A. C. Aurentz [ Always the Finest alues ! IN UP-TO-DATE I FURNITURE i Leading Conjectwiicr ' j I Our Convenienl Credit Ttrim Will Help You Buy I Try Our Light Lunches and Toasty ! Sandwiches ! 1 i j 118 West Wayne Street ! I i Fort Wavne Indiana 1 HADLEY ' S 1013-1017 Calhoun Street The Stare That Saves You Money + — + ...-4. Prof: mind? Well, what ' s on your I -+ Dumb One: Nothing. Prof: I thought so. A small boy came hurriedly down the street, and halted in front of a stranger going in the same direc- tion. Have you lost a dollar bill ? he asked, with his hand in his pocket. Y-es, yes, I believe I have, said the stranger. Have you found one? Oh, no, said the small boy, I just want to see how many have been lost today. Yours makes the forty-sixth. HUGO E. SIECK Funeral Director Phone Jefferson 4428 719 Broadw.ay Buffalo, N. Y. + +- II Wi lUVil !! l i U 169 I Hr-v I ■ ' ' f; .— , QUALITY MERCHANDISE WITH A SERVICE AT THE RIGHT PRICE CARL ROSE Quality Jeweltr 1021 CALHOUN STREET + — Aloellering Bros. 6c Green Wholesale Grocers Distributors HART BRAND CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Packed the Day Picked OFFICE AND SALESROOM: 110 and 112 W. Ccilumbia St. WAREHOL ' SE: 1301-1305 Lafayette Street FORT WAYNE, IXD. +• — ■ — .— — I I I 1 i 1 I I The House of Good Hardware 13 DEPARTMENTS Builders ' Hard ' nare Mechanics ' Tools Mill Supplies Builders ' Material Agricultural Tools Cutlery Sporting Goods Kitchen Utensils Electric Household Appliances Lawn and Garden Tools Household Hardware Paint, Oil and Varnish Glass C. C. Schlatter Sc Co. Cor. Clinton Columbia Sts. It ' s a Good Thing SCHLATTER ' S Have It. +.— .. ., .._,+ +_.._.. CompliDieiits of -+ CONSUMERS ICE CO. Phone A-4254 1105 Ca.ss Street Fort Wavne. Indiana + ■ il 170 Co ?i cord m EMOTMEES Miller Beyerlein Koerth Frankenstein Wuggaxer Urbahns Mueller Braeumg r7i ICARTER] NOW or Repair Later BRUNNER BROTHERS 1229 Swinnev Avenue Anthonv 5124 ! •S ' ■ ' - ' ° 1. —1 I When Ydu Want GOOD COAL Call Us E. H. ROLF COAL SL ' PPLV CO. Good Coal Only Phone Harrison 2151 Dr. : A patient got sore the other day, because I advised him to take a Turkish bath. Dr. ' s Mrs.: I don ' t see why anybody should get sore about that. Dr. : Well, this fellow was a Greek. .. .+ I Coiufl ' unents WILLIAM F. MALOW BUILDER 263 Woodward Avenue Detroit, Michigan m 172 h 4.._. . ._.. ._,._,. — ._.. — . . — + Dttrpit It ' s F. J. HOLTZ 2309 GRATIOT AVENUE WALL PAPER, PAINTS, VARXISHES Local and Mail Ordtr Mcatmee Vurniture and Upholstering Co. U ' l- Build Our Own Living Room Suites 1311 MAUMEE AVENUE v ; V Fort Wayn Madt: Furniture Phon ' e Anthony 2483 Fort Wavne. Indiana ■ + Sunday School Teacher : What is the chief end of man ? Voung One : The end with the head on. ,_.._.. — , — ,_.. — . — . — ._. — .,_.. — . — ._ Diamond Tires +- -+ CLEA1XY BAILEY PROMPT PRINTERS BECKER PAPER CO. Fort Wayne, Indiana li Ni ijj ..+ +- ]7.S Operating Under Government Inspection Producers of Elk Brand H anis and Lard Maple and Oak Brands Bacon Ecko Brand Sausage Products Fred Eckart Packing Company + — +. — -+ + — Hoosier House Paint 100% Pure Will Give Vou Better Results Made in Fort Waynt ' , Indiana ' By THE HOOSIER PAINT WORKS Makers of Onalitv Products Sold by THE FORT WAYNE DRUG CO. To the Members of the Class of 1926— Congratulations a id Best Wi sites for the Future BUILDING MATERIAL OF TROVEX Ol ' ALITV Fort Wa -ne Builders ' SuppK ' Company ' ' first Choice of Reliable Builders ..+ + THE WOLF BEDDING CO. 619 and 621 CLINTON STREET MATTRESSES UPHOLSTERY PACKING AND CRATING FURNITURE CARPET CLEANING PHONE ANTHONY 2204 FORT WAYNE 174 + — w m Wil FIVE MODERN MARKETS HOME DRESSED MEATS DANIEL BROS. Fort IVayne ' s Most Reliable Meat Dealers CHOICE HOME DRESSED BEEF, VEAL AND PORK, LARD AND SAUSAGES from our own Packing Plant to yon DIRECT FREE DELIVERY SERVICE — Call Any Market 1218 Maumee 1118 Calhoun St. 608 Calhoun St. 2006 Calhoun St. Sns Calhoun St. + . . . . . .. . . „_.._. + •■ +■- I I - + T a c k a r d T ia n o s I ' hey might be called the official Con- cordia piano. Many of them have been used for years by Concordia ' s great insti- tutions everywhere. Among these are : Concordia College. River Forest, 111. Concordia College. Winfield, Kans. Concordia College, Fort Wayne, Ind. Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. Concordia Seminary, Springfield. 111. Concordia College, Seward, Nebr. Concordia College. Oakland, Calif. Lutheran Bldg., Chicago, 111. Broadcasting Station, KFUO, St. Louis. Mo. THE PACKARD P I A X O C 0 M P A X Y Fort Wavne, Indiana ■-+ The funnie.st part of a col- lege man ' s career is that ev- erybody suspects things of him. but nobody ever expects thing ' s of him. The Protective Electrical Supply Co. Distributors of ELECTRICAL, TELEPHONE i7 id RADIO SUPPLIES 130-1,!2 WEST COLUMBIA ST. Phone Anthony 9331 Fort Wayne. Indiana I I ■■4 — ..-+ I M i 1.1 i I 17o Eyesight Specialists „_.+ + — -+ +■■ CflinpJiments of Heit ' s Candy Co. Schroeder ' s CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS 618 CALHOUN STREET Fort Wayne. Indiana I + — — — - +— ■ — — BB — u«J Pjl -IIB 4 i Edward H. Ki.ocKziE r, Pres. Albert Kehe, Sec ' t. and Treas. Lutheran Book Store Missouri Synod Publications of Concordia Publishing House Theological, Pedagogical and Story Books of leading German and English Authors in Prose and Poetry, also Station- ery, Church, Sunday School and School Supplies. LuTHER. ' VN Building 109 N. Dearborn St. Room 503 Chicago, Illinois Telephone De.4Rborn 4559 .,— + 176 : J he Concord i an. g ]b DOUGLAS SPARKY v I 1 M m i- ' ■■i 1 9 £ 6 Q :3 : - 177 Jke Cor co 1 1 III ■ — + Tantalizing T aintieS ' gathered from the world ' s best markets are skillfull} ' combined to form America ' s Finest Confections — Chocolates TEN DIME BARS — each a delightful combination of goodies and THIRTEEN ' FAXCV BOX ASSORTMENTS — packed with choice chocolates HEIT-MILLER-LAU CO. Mdkt-rs of Fine Candies Fort Wavne. Indiana + - + - .„- ?l ■ 1 i 1 h „ C oin plujit-nts of Superior Typesetting Mfg. Company MONOrVrE. LIXOTVI ' E. COM- POSITION ami .M. KE-l ' P M aiiufacturers of Display Type. Borders and Ornaments. Quads. Rule, Leads and Slugs FORT WAVNE, INDIANA I ■■+ -+ I I i Relieved: My mother-in- Iliw died. ? ? ? ?: •■What va.s tiie complaint ? Relieved : There was no complaint; everybody wa.s well pleased. ■ + Coin pliiiit ' iits of The Stationery ' ' Jews ' ' T. P. FACKLER H. V. GOCKEL E. MUELLER T. GRAPATIX g gr -- 6 Q rryrfe gr — k 178 Jhe Cortcor-cLi CLTu + — , .._„_„._, — . — . ._.. .„_.. — . ._. — . — . . .— ,+ I Vi ' Save witk Safetv ' ' 14 Seatggg DRVG STORES LOCATED AT ANDERSON. KOKOMO, MUNCIE. NOBLESVILLE. RICHMOND and SOUTH BEND, INDLANA 4. . - +._.,_.._.._.._.._.._,._.._.._.. SOLD Fort ' a}ne Real Estate Humes, House Sites Leases. Business Prciperty, and Trackage North Gallmever, Inc. REALTORS Let Us Finance and Build Vour New Home 12th Floor. First National Bank lildg. Fort Vavne, Indiana -+ I ! I 1 I I Corn phr ic ' iits of the I WAVXH CIGAR CO. I I OQ3 1 ..J, + . . .. .. I IV ic i in .Xt-t ' d of HARDWARE See THE H. PEEIFFER SON COMPANY The Store Where Prompt Service and Courtesy Prevails 107-109 EAST COLUMBIA STREET PHONE ANTHONV 31S3 Fort Wayne. Indiana Agents for Yale and Toivfw Builders ' Hardivare , + 9 2l C . ' 11 ¥k 179 .OTXcoydl i. •a. rt !■. ' C ' i m ' 7 ii We Recommend CALIF 0 Brand Canned F ' ruits and ' egetables The Qoast T roducls Qompany ST. LOUIS, MO. + — . — ._.._. — . — . — .._.._.. ._.._. .. .. , — . — ., . ._, •f °° ■■ ■ ■ ' ' ° ■■ •J T ° ° °° ° ' I I j J. W. Pohlmann Foundry Co. Gray I roii Castings 2(l.=;-227 Bai tz Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. i 1 + 4.. ■■ ' (iu diin ' t have to open ()ur mouth so wide, said the dentist. I ' m going to stand on the floor anvhow. H. C. LAUER BARBER EAST WASHINGTON STREET Fort Wayne, Ind. 180 JKe ConcQ-rd i crL g= J I + .._.._. . . — ._. — ._, — . .._.._.. .._.. ._.. Old Fort Supply Co. Builders ' Sii pplics Phone A -642 5 Fort ' ayne, Ind. I + ■ + ( ' ■;,i i 1 1 Id 1 I + Wise: I hear Bill turned out to be a Jack-of-all-trades. Crack: Veh, he got that wav friim eating hash. ..-+ +.■ John F. Detro PlIOrOCRAPHER Fi u- Kodak Finishing -.+ +- . ' 6 McCULLOCH ST. il;Ji! Co nplinu ' iits 1331-33 MAUMEE AVEXUE Phone Anthonv 0393 ' ifi M % u I ■: . ! ' A i 9 2. 6 Q: :i . ' : :: ye ; : : = - 181 Jke ConcQ-rd i an. iii +. . . — ._„ — , BEST _.. . . . ._., — ._. WISHES from STAFF OF ' CONXORDIAX 1927 W. E. DOUD, Inc. (REALTORS) HOMES. SUBDIVISIONS, REXTALS, INSL ' RANXE 908- U First National Bank Bldg. A-7.1J1 I ' ort Wayne. Ind. -+ + I I I Com pliiiic ' iiti of Wolf Tent Awning Co. -.+ +-.. ,. — ._.. + -+ ■ I ! I 1 I I CANDY DISC-O-MINTS (6 Flavors) | j and FRUIT DROPS (Lemon. Lime. Orange) I ntrodiiciii S W ' E E T - P L U S — + i 5c Packages — Sold Everywhere Made by SWEET-PLUS. Inc., Fort Wavne, Ind. +-. +■- I 1 i 1 Walter W. Berner ' s PHARMACY 1219 E. WAYNE ST. Fort Wavne. Ind. - + If It ' s Glass See Us F. H. BREIMEYER Plate Glass, Mirrors and Wind Shields Ornamental and Memorial Windows 1327 ROCKIIILL ST. ITIONE A-3435 Fort Wayne, Indiana Av If-,, m :; ¥ — + tL 9 2. 6 182 it ST JOE MICH. t ' PETROIT m 183 7A e Co rxcor-di art I If , 1S4 I c 3 -+ +— ■ VVm. Pape Theo. Pape PAPE BROTHERS Di tjlers in WALL PAPER. PALXTS. OILS. GLASS. PICTURE and ROOM MOLLDINGS 127 East Wayne Street Phone A-2395 Fort Wayne Old Style Mush — Cream Cottage Clieese Sweet Cream Butter — ' el et Ice Cream Buttermilk — (jrade A Milk Coftee Cream — Whipping Cream Tht FORT WAVXK DAIRY COMl ' AXV. Inc. Baker Street at Kairtield A enue PHON ' E ANTHONA ' .i.iOI 4..... — — + +- + +■■ I I - — ■— + + DAU THE HOUSE rrRXISHER I icnr porattd ' 4 COMPLETE FURXITLRE. STORE.S Central 2805 Kinloch. Central 2662 F. C. Claus Produce Co. HOLE.SALE FRnr and PRODUCE % St. Louls. Mo. 824 North Fourth Street ST. LOLTS, MO. + . + + .. .._.._.. Il il Ini m 1 .._.._, . — + 185 GENERAL BANKING 4% Paid on Time Deposits AMERICAN STATE BANK FRAXKENMUTH, MICH. +, . — . THE _, ._,. — , — ._.. . — ._. . . — ORINER COMPANY Fraukcnmutli, Michigan GENERAL MERCHANDISE •■MERIDO COFFEE SATISFIES EVERYONE WE SELL IT No Equal for tht- VvVt- _.._.,_,. . .. . .._. ._„ ., . tJtl NN KB ■■ BB fln UB nil Star of the West Milling Company Manujacturers of HIGH GRADE FLOLR ALSO GRAHAM AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Special Attention Given to Custom Work FRAXKEXMUTII. MICH. +,_.. ■f i ' - ' ' i ' ' ' !• u i • • 1 L GUGEL TRINKLEIN DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING, WALLPAPER and PAINTS FRANKEN.MUTH, MICH. 1S6 ' Jh.e CorxcQirdLi a.yx g ■ yA Frankenmuth Some more Sexlaners I 9 2. 6 J87 fl! J,,, on au jB 1,11 n, „„ „„ „„ ,„ „ m ,,„ „ .,„ j nn— 01 Dn „„ „, • I I I The Plumbing and Heating of Sihler and Crull Halls, in Addi- I tion to That of the Power House, Was F urnished and Installed By Schwegman-Witte Co. STEAM HEATING and VENTILATING ENGINEERS HEATING and PLUMBING SUPPLIES PHONE ANTHOXV 2270 127-129 East JeffersDn Street +,_,. Fort ' a ' ne, Indiana ,._.._.._.._.. .._.._.._.+ .._.._.„._.._.._„_.._._..-+ V. C. ADAMS SONS Agents for Oliver Plows, McCormick and 1 I. H. C. Lines 218-220 EAST COLUMBrA ST. ] I I ' hnne A-7161 Fort Wayne. Ind + .. — . — .. . — . — .._. .. + + Prnf. Rente: W ' t will now discuss Bvron ' s ' Childe Harold, ' Mr. Bicker. what is it all about? Bicker: Oh, about six pages. +._„_.. ._.. . .. .„. ._.. .._. . . , ._„_„_, .._: Acme Oil Company Dhtribiitms for the Texai Co. KEROSENE, GASOLINE and LUBRICATING OILS FRA X K F.- M I TH, .MIC H. P I 9 6 Q 188 3 ,1 Yd I i u LO - 1. rs : LO .!: ■ .r - On I- rt ,J F _ ■• - Th JA - -i? 1 _ , - - i C i CO Z r t _J ;r P -S r£] = ■y. -y t T • ' ? r y ' $ ' i cs i Oh ■ i ; ' ■ s. ,_ — 1:11 i 5 1 - •1 Cx] - — E! hI zn H si p tr :■ ' ■ . f l ' T ' — . c t X j2 ' LO y. r 1 i::; ■ ' ■ c Z :z _ L - Ol := %i -:£ Q y. O — c ' — ' •J ■ . J. 189 ' Jh. e Co n n, ill m m ! 1 , , ' r- 1 -+ +■— I ' lione Anthony 9l8l) Opt-n Sundays R. H. Dawson M arble ami Tile Coiupauy Manufacttirtrs a?id Erectors Estimates Cheerfully Given for All Kinds of Marble. Tile, and Slate Work. In Business Since 1913. Xo Job Too | Large. No Job Too Small. T 1208 WEST rAIX STREET Fort Wayne. Ind. Telephone Anthony 4 189 HERMAN SC MERER GRANITE and MARBLP: MONUMENTS Markt ' i ' s and Ct ' iuc ' tt:ry last ' s SHOP 1834 MAUMEE AVEXLE Opposite Concordia Cemetery Fort Wayne, Indiana _. . — ._. — . — .-4. +- .. 4. — — + I Max Irmscher Sons Builders and Engineers I +-.. ! T •■+ +-.. Superior Coal Co. (C. A. Seibel) COAL AXD COKE Fort Wayne, Indiana 190 7Ae Coj-icoTdi i ci-n. ;, .1 _ . M f — X t - tc ,_ . o Ln ? |: i y. c rt 0 f1 51 I ' i 5 oj b c ' -- :: = - _-; = - ; S- ii §- rt ' --• n; ■p ' 9 bj- 1, ' ' ' Z = ' - :. J . — - = i 5. 5 5 li . i: , .- — ■- - ! X- ' ■• i ' I --- i- H -5 ' - ■ :; -i u ' ■ - Ij-i C£i i - li X C O ' l {■ - -Z.Ef f i i ( i-l.i- ' - y Hll o f. y. 5 t i ii Z •- ; = tot tm he c - • ■ u — u -■- ■- Z - . 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()()(), (100 of Insurance in Force + — . — . . ._., . — . — . — , — ._. . — . — . . .. -+ t 9 Z C 102 ' M E t ' - « - i = s -_ ° 1 ?? — 5 c — !- -1- 21 hmidt telh st-masting: even in old days. ' -9 Os f. u c . o o c ' li- - fe rt -i j sg - -c be • c; jj-c „ . ■p c ca m : c -O 3 u y C H Si 1«1 i o ' s re o- S S 5 £ ere h5 ' u ° - ' ? OJ c ' r - ' -r ' - i ■- s -.-,, u. : ■ 3-S r . be : . £ i i ? ' - 6 1 = |g Is - rg rt c 2 s.i ' ' ■2 r-,| re r£] :f ? CQ — ' ' :L = ■:.%-. .: . - t-; re - - ■ H |« -■ •- it •7 5 ai u OVEf — rt £ ! = 1 - r i 2 Z f. - Pi c ii — 3 o ' ' ' __: S ' iia c rt LZ i n ■— ; rL ' - ' : jz = -- 1-s 1 — C .5 £ G _ ■o c - ro ' - . ■ ■ 5 tr. 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Nice ' eather man, 10 cows, as we :rom an old He- anuscript is pure- matter of taste. 17 ally, Pope, how we to know that run around in armies? CO It ra don ' t m the = re .S re w , ,_ _!,_£ — 1- y - ii re £ .iTJ ■ ere X 2 ces th few f ot his ' - ' P 3 ■— 1 ■o -r re ' CO r 2 C flj X - F II r CO u «s| -12 oj X-£ — o || ■a ' ' |1 = Q 1 Moon Bicker t that nurses are ia ful. 8 The Sexties start ins Home Elites. 15 Jake Fackler, lating: I am Xnt quite. Jake liiiy. only from th up. 04 OI j_ re oj ' p £ s - ;o -2 c • p 4 neier ocrate hem H CO un o S 1 -Ted Kohl li 1 a m e S drinking tht r 04 S c OI £ V . Os c 6 Pope attends meeting;. 13 S pent more or the usual CN 195 I ' ' if ■- 1 ,. „ .„_.„_,. ,111 m iiu ■  « .111 ii— I i- . f ' - - Coiiiplimt its of CHARLES GAUSS Detroit, Michi an C ompliinents of WAI. H. EVERS SON 104 8 Engineers ' Building CLEVELAND. OHIO + . .. + % J. M. E. RIEDEL A rch hect I ' HOXE ANTHONY 4197 Noll Block Fort Wayne, Ind. 4.. . . 4. + . — DANUSER ' S ATHLETIC SUPPLIES FOR E ' ERY SPORT WALTER X. GELLER, Mgr. Athletic Dept. 2528 SO. CALHOl ' N ST. FORT WAYNE, IND. SPALDING ' S SPORT SHOP 4.- 4... Let is f ur)iish Y our 11 omc iv ' itli our HI-GRADE FURNITURE Hintz Furniture Piano Co. 1-+ +11. CompVunents B EITZ BUFFALO, N. Y. I 4. .. — 3361-63 Gratiot Avenue Detroit, Michigan IkVlll 198 = c re o — ' aoo re E ■- X ' ' — : c] .- i . re n C j: n r 1- ij r-. — rt t;. — i! bi • E .5 •. re _:£ J2 5 ■ o H Os x S - - - -- - .-- ,E :;: - -_ B - i tJ£ E o re .= 5 - c -Lh H . re -J re =TI - u re c ., c S s = u 1 z i. z r2:-5 - ,- F r. ■:; C J. TO S.2 re E P c _ ■ E i; Q -- I i- . i ' ' = = 1 OJ w  : r o Z f ' Z ?. H E : c. _ - ' c re J i_ i: re -J i; y. ' b i b; : i lH -L- _. c; 7 -■ . ' ■ c - o re u ■ ' ■ c , O f. - 3 Ore ' s nli? ? - ]i l- ' ' i -A 2 H- o il 9- C 3 ■S — !i ■£. i 2 1-= 0 L H re ' fe: D ;U S i) H r. C :j u ' c ■ |-5 ri - ' J- -? tc ' -■ - ? pi l-i ■ : ' ,- ' it ' $ 2 c. c 2 ■ ' i ' - - J re 7 « o V X 1 S o • o ■M . m2- .J. re °- gs re .,- :- VO S-! X ' : — 1- ' C 1? 11 = i • r- - 11 CM ' c i_ ' _ c c t: re 0 y. CO — : c-c X t B . o 2 re t; be C — rt — . o_ v: re O „ 3 t - -= - .— -c-S ' C oi — : re • t) -ii 3. : tc 197 1 1 . I ■ ' )l I ' t ON HOLIDAYS — or EVERYDAYS Whenever } ' ou think of good things to eat — things healthful, wholesome and enjoyable think of PER- FECTION Bread and pastries. These delightfully flavored foods — always FRESH and on hand at your dealers — never disappoint. Whether it ' s a loaf of bread, some crackers, cookies or fine cakes and French Pastries— insist on PERFECTION and then you know )-ou ' ll get the best there is. PERFECTION BISCUIT COMPANY Coiiiplu iciits of ■— — Robert Klaehn Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS Established 1876 Fort Wayne, Indiana 198 INDEX ' A-me Oil Co. „ .188 Adams W C ISS Aid Association .„ 165 American State Bank _. ..186 Armantrout S: Kramer_ 147 Atlas Grocery .149 Aurentz 169 Baade-Keil _-. .„. . - - - .158 Decker Paper „.. _. - .173 IJeilz -.- . „ . -- 196 Cerner .. ,-- .... „ .182 Bienz Grocery ._ ... „ 162 BnrTmann 162 Bowman ,. ._ _ „ __ 154 Bradtmiller . 149 Brandt _.. .- _ 151 Breimever .— .... .182 Bruder-Calhoun . „_ .160 Bruick 151 17 ' Brunskill .158 Central -. _ „. 145 Christensen ' s „. .„ ... 162 City Light - ... „ „. _ 156 Class 1927 _ „.. . 182 Claus - „. „_ ... 185 Cleary Bailey __ ..173 ..180 Consi-mers Ice .170 Craig- Biscuit ._ — ..151 Daniel Bros , ..175 Danvser _ — . .... 196 Dau .... _ „. . 185 Dawson . 190 Detro - . 181 Doud .... „. .182 Duemling __ .152 IfiS Eckart _ 174 Empress Lunch .. . .__ 149 Eskay Dairy . . 148 196 Ewingf ' s _. ..146 First National Bank 154 Fort Wayne Builders ' Supply 174 . 185 Fort Wayne Drug- ..174 Furnas Ice Cream , 155 196 148 Golden ' s 16 ' 186 Hadley ' s _ 169 Heit Candy .176 Heit-Miller-Lau 178 166 ..196 Hoffman _ _.149 Hoff ' s .. .- . 146 159 Holtz __„ ...173 ISO Irmscher . 190 T ;i-; p1 158 Klqphn ..198 k ' lpin . 163 T. R ' A T.nnrh .-155 T.aiicr .. 180 Lehman ' s Book Store „ . .. 160 Leininger _ _. .. .152 Linker 155 Lincoln Hig-hway 147 Lincoln Life _ _. -. 192 Lincoln National ._ ... 168 Lincoln Trust ... - —.163 Lutheran Book _. _ 176 Malow . .. .... „_ 172 Marm:e Furniture _ 173 Meigrs 176 Meinzen, F. W „ „. _ 157 Meinzen, H. W 160 Meyer Bros. _ 179 M:essler - ... ... 164 Moellerins Bros _ .._ .... 170 Muntzinffer _ ... 157 North S: Gallmeyer ._ — ... .. .- _ - 179 Old Fort Supply 181 Old National Bank _ 150 Ortner Co. _ _ _ 186 Packard „ _ ... 175 Pape Bros. — _. . -.. ... 185 Patterson-Fletcher 145 People ' s Trust S: Savings _ 159 I ' erfection Biscuit .... _ . .- 198 Pfeiffer Sons Hardware 179 Piel Bros. Starch 168 Pohlmann Foundry _ _ : 180 Protective Electrical ... 175 Riedel .... _ _ 196 Rndenbeck 181 152 Rolf Coal .. . 172 Rose ... 170 Rub-No-More .... ..157 Rump.Kintz . ... 156 Rupert iic Davis 166 Rurode ' s ,. 145 Saul ' s _ 166 Schlatter ' s Hardware — ._ _ 170 Scheele . 155 Scherer .... _ 190 Schmidt .... 168 Schroeder ' s . ._ 176 Schwegman Witte — 188 165 Sicck ... 169 Smith-Hassler-Sturm 156 Spiegel ... ... . _. „. 156 Standard Lumber ... 148 186 Stationery ._ 178 Superior Coal 190 178 Sweet-Plus 182 Toenges ._ ...„ 146 Tri-State Loan 164 Troy 163 Typewriter Shop ._ 146 Wayne Barber — „„ _ .. ... 164 179 Wayne Dry Cleaner . 159 .146 Wolf Dessauer .147 Wolf Bedding . . 174 Wolf Tent and .Awning 182 Zimmerman Pharmacy ...... 154 199 l i- ' Ttl ' os bjit a fleeting glimpse, a passing peek, I in perfect viezi ' , so cold and bleak. A butterfly in playing children ' s hands; Its wings are rubbed Zi ' ith gritty stands. But noiL ' onr cottrse is run. our duty done, The ties must break, so closelv spun. Yet, no! Though far ice go to distant lands, They ' ll draw ns like elastic strands. The day is done, the blood-red sun has set, Erased each ling ' ring silhouette. Until Aurora -witli the God unshorn Shall usher in the glorious morn. H. W. GOCKEL. i i ■ ' ! 1 200 i m ■ ,-,rr . ■ ' If- ' : ' Ay ■ V , -v fa-m.