Chicago Daily News Almanac and Political Register

San Francisco: southern district, Joseph C. Utah-Charles M. Morris, Salt Lake City.
Burke, Los Angeles.
Vermont-Harry B. Amey, Burlington.
Virginia-Eastern district, Paul W.
Kear,
Richmond; western district, Joseph C. Shaf.
fer, Abingdon.

Canal Zone-Guy H. Martin. Ancon.
Colorado-George Stephan, Denver.
Connecticut-Allan K. Smith, Hartford.
Delaware-James H. Hughes, Jr., Wilmington.
District of Columbia-Peyton Gordon, Wash-
ington.

Florida-Northern district, Fred C. Cubberly,
Pensacola: southern district, William M.
Gober, Tampa.

Georgia-Northern district, Clint W. Hager, At
lanta: southern district, F. G. Boatright.
Macon.

Hawaii-William T. Carden. Honolulu.
Idaho-Edwin G. Davis, Boise.

Illinois-Northern district, Edwin A. Olson,
Chicago; eastern district, W. O. Potter, East
St. Louis: southern district, Thomas William-
son. Springfield.

Indiana-Homer Elliott, Indianapolis.
Iowa-Northern district. G. P. Linville, Cedar
Rapids: southern district, Ross W. Mowry,
Red Oak.

Kansas-Al. F. Williams. Topeka.

Kentucky-Western district, W. Sherman Ball.
Louisville; eastern district, Sawyer A. Smith,
Covington.

Louisiana Eastern district. Louis H. Burns,
New Orleans: western district, Philip H.
Mecom. Shreveport.

Maine-Frederick R. Dyer, Portland.
Maryland-Amos W. W. Woodcock, Baltimore.
Massachusetts-Robert O. Harris, Boston.
Michigan-Eastern district, Delos G. Smith, De-
troit: western district. Edward J. Bowman.
Grand Rapids.

Minnesota-Lafayette French, Jr., St. Paul.
Mississippi-Northern district. Lemuel E. Old-
ham, Oxford: southern district. E. E. Hind-
man. Jackson.
Missouri-Eastern

district. Allen Curry, St. Louis; western district, Charles C. Madison, Kansas City.

Montana-John L. Slattery, Helena.
Nebraska-James C. Kinsler, Omaha.
Nevada-George Springmeyer, Reno.
New Hampshire-Raymond U. Smith. Concord.
New Jersey-Walter G. Winne, Trenton.
New Mexico-John W. Wilson, Albuquerque.
New York-Northern district, Oliver D. Burden,
Albany southern district, William H. Hay-
ward. New York city: eastern district. Ralph
C. Green, Brooklyn: western district, William
J. Donovan. Buffalo.
North Carolina-Eastern

district. Irvin B. Tucker, Raleigh; western district. Frank A. Linney, Ashboro.

North Dakota-Seth W. Richardson, Fargo.
Ohio-Northern district, A. E. Bernstein, Cleve-
land: southern district, Benson W. Hough,
Cincinnati.

Oklahoma - Eastern

district, Frank

Lee,
Muskogee: western district, W. A. Maurer,
Oklahoma City.

Oregon-John S. Coke, Portland.
Pennsylvania-Eastern

district. George

Coles. Philadelphia; middle district, Andrew
B. Dunsmore, Sunbury; western district.
Walter Lyon, Pittsburgh,

Porto Rico-John L. Gay, San Juan.
Rhode Island-Norman S. Case. Providence.
South Carolina-Eastern district. J. D. Ernest
Meyer, Charleston; western district, Joseph
A. Tolbert, Greenville.

South Dakota-S. Wesley Clark, Sioux Falls.
Tennessee-Eastern district. George C. Taylor.
Knoxville; middle district, A. V. McLane,
Nashville: western district, S. E. Murray,
Memphis.
Texas-Eastern district, Randolph Bryant, Sher-
man; northern district. Henry Zweifel, Fort
Worth western district, John D. Hartman.
San Antonio: southern district, Henry M.
Holden. Houston.

Washington-Western district. Thomas P.
Revelle, Seattle; eastern district, Frank R.
Jeffrey, Spokane.

West Virginia-Northern district, Thomas A.
Brown, Parkersburg; southern district, Elliott
Northcott, Huntington.

Wisconsin-Eastern district, Roy L. Morse.
Milwaukee: western district, William H.
Dougherty. Madison.

Wyoming-A. D. Walton, Cheyenne.

UNITED STATES MARSHALS.
Alabama-Northern district. Thomas J. Kenna-
mer, Birmingham; middle district. Douglas
Smith, Montgomery; southern district. John
W. Van Heuvel, Mobile.
Alaska-First division, George D. Beaumont,
Juneau: second division, Morris Griffith.
Nome: third division, Harvey Sullivan, Val-
dez: fourth division, Gilbert B. Stevens,
Fairbanks.

Arizona-Charles A. Mauk, Phoenix.
Arkansas-Eastern district. George L. Mallory,
Little Rock: western district, Andrew J.
Russell, Fort Smith.

California-Northern district. Frederick
Esola, San Francisco; southern district, Al-
bert C. 'Sittell, Los Angeles.

Canal Zone-Horace D. Ridenour. Ancon.
Colorado-William A. Dollison, Denver.
Connecticut-Jacob D. Walter, New Haven.
Delaware-Walter S. Money, Wilmington.
District of Columbia-Edgar C. Snyder, Wash-
ington.
Florida-Northern district, Peter H. Miller,
Pensacola: southern district, Benjamin E.
Dyson, Jacksonville.

Georgia-Northern district, Walter Akerman,
Atlanta; southern district, George B. McLeod,
Macon.

Hawaii-Oscar P. Cox, Honolulu.
Idaho-Frank M. Breshears, Boise.
Illinois-Northern district, Robert R. Levy, Chi-
cago; eastern district, James A. White, Dan-
ville; southern district. James E. McClure,
Springfield.

Indiana-Linus P. Meredith, Indianapolis.
Iowa-Northern district. Fred Davis, Du-
buque: southern district, Roy B. Gault, Des
Moines.

Kansas-Fred R. Fitzpatrick, Topeka.
Kentucky-Western district, Thomas N. Hazlir.
Louisville; eastern district, Roy B. Williams,
Covington.

Louisiana-Eastern district. Victor Loisel.
New Orleans; western district, J. M. S.
Whittington, Shreveport.

Maine-Stillman E. Woodman, Portland.
Maryland-George W. Collier, Baltimore.
Massachusetts-William J. Keville. Boston.
Michigan-Eastern district, Frank T. Newton,
Detroit: western district, Martin Brown.
Grand Rapids.

Minnesota-Edward Rustad. St. Paul.
Mississippi-Northern district, John H. Cook.
Oxford: southern district, James C. Tyler,
Jackson.

Missouri-Eastern district. Theo. W. Hukriede,
St. Louis: western district, I. K. Parshall,
Kansas City.

Montana-Rolla Duncan Helena.
Nebraska--Dennis H Cronin, Omaha.
Nevada-J. H. Fulmer. Carson City.
New Hampshire-Peries B. Phillips, Concord.
New Jersey-James H. Mulheron. Trenton.
New Mexico-Secundino Romero. Santa Fe.
New York-Northern district, Daniel F. Breiten-
stein. Utica: southern district, William C.
Hecht. New York city; eastern district. Jesso

D. Moore, Brooklyn; western district, Joseph Fritsch, Jr., Rochester. North Carolina - Eastern district, Rippon W. Ward, Raleigh; western district, Brownlow Jackson, Asheville.

North Dakota-James F. Shea. Fargo.

Ohio-Northern

district, Geo. A. Stauffer,
Cleveland: southern district, Stanley Borth-
wick. Cincinnati.
Oklahoma-Western district, Alva McDonald,
Oklahoma City; eastern district, Henry F.
Cooper, Muskogee.
Oregon-Clarence R. Hotchkiss. Portland.
Pennsylvania-Eastern district, W. Frank
Mathues, Philadelphia: middle district, John
H. Glass, Scranton; western district, James C.
McGregor, Pittsburgh.

Porto Rico-Harry S. Hubbard, San Juan.
Rhode Island-William R. Rodman, Providence.
South Carolina Eastern district, Samuel J.
Leaphart, Charleston; western district,
Robert Kirksey, Greenville.

Knoxville: middle district, R. Q. Lillard. Nashville; western district, Arthur Rogers, Memphis.

Texas-Eastern district, Phil E. Baer, Texarkana; northern district, Samuel L. Gross, Dallas; western district, David A. Walker, San Antonio; southern district, Richard A. Harvin. Houston.

Utah-J. Ray Ward, Salt Lake City. Vermont-Albert W. Harvey, Rutland. Virginia-Eastern district. Clarence G. Smithers. Norfolk; western district, S. Green Proffit. Roanoke.

Washington-Eastern district, Arthur F. Kees, Spokane; western district, E. B. Benn, Ta

coma.

West Virginia-Northern district, Louis Buch-
wald, Parkersburg: southern district, Sicgel
Workman. Huntington.

Wisconsin-Eastern district, Richard J. White.
Milwaukee: western district. William R.
Chellis, Madison.

South Dakota-John Rooks, Sioux Falls.
Tennessee-Eastern district, Inslee C. King. Wyoming-Hugh L. Patton, Cheyenne.

NATIONAL PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.

The house of representatives in Washington, D. C.. by a vote of 282 to 128 adopted, Dec. 17, 1917, a senate joint resolution submitting to the states an amendment providing for the suppression of the liquor traffic one year after the ratification of the amendment by the required thirty-six state legislatures. The resolution had passed the senate Aug. 1, 1917, by a vote of 65 to 20. It was amended in the house and the senate accepted the resolution as amended Dec. 18 by a rising vote of 47 yeas to 8 nays.

The proposed amendment was submitted to state legislatures for ratification and by Jan. 16. 1919. more than thirty-six, the number required for making an amendment to the constitution valid, had taken affirmative action. The dates on which the various states ratified the amendment were as follows:

Ratification of the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution was formally proclaimed Jan. 29. 1919, by Frank L. Polk, acting secretary of state in the absence of Secretary Robert Lansing, who was attending the peace conference in Paris. Though the document was dated the 29th, legal authorities in the department held that the ratification was accomplished when the thirty-sixth state acted affirmatively on Jan. 16 and that under the terms of the amendment itself prohibition would become effective one year from that date, or Jan. 16, 1920.

Northwestern-Royal purple. Oberlin-Crimson and gold. Ohio State-Scarlet and gray.

COLLEGE COLORS.

Amherst-Purple and white.

Armour Institute-Yellow and black.

Beloit-Old gold.

Ohio university-Olive green and gold.
Princeton-Orange and black.

Purdue-Old gold and black.

University of Chicago-Maroon.

University of Illinois-Orange and navy blue.

University of Michigan-Maize and blue.

University of Minnesota-Old gold and maroon.
University of Notre Dame-Gold and blue.
University of Pennsylvania-Red and blue.
University of Rochester-Dandelion yellow.
University of Wisconsin-Cardinal.

U. S. Miltary Academy-Black, gold and gray.
U. S. Naval Academy-Blue and gold.
Vassar-Rose and gray.
Williams-Royal purple.
Yale-Blue.

Foreign Service of the United States.

DIPLOMATIC SERVICE (NOV. 1, 1924).

Explanation-A. E. & P., ambassador ex- & C.-G., minister resident and consul-general. traordinary and plenipotentiary: E. E. & M. Appointed by the president and confirmed by P., envoy extraordinary and minister pleni- the senate. potentiary: M. R., minister resident; M. R.

Country.

Albania

Argentina

Austria

Belgium

Bolivia

Brazil

Bulgaria Chile

China

Representative.

. Ulysses Grant-Smith, E. E. & M. P... Tirana
Trojan Kodding, 3d Sec..
John W. Riddle, A. E. & P.
Willing Spencer, 1st Sec...

Location. Appointed from. Salary.
Pennsylvania $10,000
Tirana
.. Pennsylvania 3,500
Buenos Aires..Connecticut 17,500
...Buenos Aires. Pennsylvania
..Albert H. Washburn, E. E. & M. P..... Vienna .....Massachusetts
W. W. Andrews, Sec. of Emb.......... Vienna
William Phillips, A. E. & P.......... Brussels
John C. Dunn, 1st Sec..
Jesse S. Cottrell, E. E. & M. P..
Edwin V. Morgan, A. E. & P.......... Rio Janeiro..
Sheldon L. Coosby, Counselor.

7,000 10.000

.........Ohio

6,000

.Massachusetts 17,500

New York

6,000

Brussels . La Paz

.Maine 10,000

New York 17.500 New York 6,000 New York 12,000 New York ..California

.Navy

..Army

9.000

6,000

Washington 10,000

Missouri 10,000 .Missouri 17.500 California 6,000

New York

12.000

4.500

Capt. A. St. Clair Smith, Nav. Att......Peking
Col. Sherwood A. Cheney, Mil. Att...... Peking
Samuel H. Piles, E. E. & M. P..
..Roy T. Davis. E. E. & M. P...
Enoch H. Crowder, A. E. & P........
C. Van H. Engert, 1st Sec...
.Lewis Einstein, E. E. & M. P..
F. F. A. Pearson, 1st Sec..
John D. Prince. E. E. & M. P..
Oliver B. Harriman, 1st Sec..

Dominican Republic. William W. Russell, M. D. & C.-G...

.Rhode Island

Copenhagen New Jersey 10,000

Copenhagen... W. Virginia.

.. Santo Domingo..Dist. Col.

..Gerhard A. Bading. E. E. & M. P...
J. M. Howell, E. E. & M. P.
..F. W B. Coleman, E. E. & M. P.......
Charles L Kagey, E. E. & M. P..
Myron T. Herrick, A. E. & P...

6,000

10.000

Wisconsin 10.000

Ecuador

Quito

Egypt

Cairo

.Ohio 10.000

Esthonia

Riga

Minnesota

10.000

Finland

Helsingfors

France

Frederick A. Sterling, Counselor..
Frederick R. Dolbeare, 1st Sec.
Lieut.-Col. Kenyon A. Joyce, Mil. Att.. London
Capt. Charles L. Hussey, Nav. Att.... London
Irwin B. Laughlin, E. E. & M. P.....
Ray Atherton, 1st Sec.
Arthur H. Geissler, E. E. & M. P....
Arthur Bailly-Blanchard. E. E. & M. P..
Franklin E. Morales, E. E. & M. P....
Theodore Brentano, E. E. & M. P..
Charles B. Curtis. Counselor.
Henry P. Fletcher, A. E. & P.
George T. Summerlin, Counselor..
F. O. de Billier, Sec. of Emb..

Massachusetts 6.000

New York 17,500

.New York 9.000

Navy

Minnesota 17.500
Texas 9.000

New York 7,000

.Army
Navy

.Pennsylvania 10.000
.Illinois 6,000
.Ohio 10.000

Port au Prince..Louisiana 10.000
Tegucigalpa ..New Jersey 10,000
Budapest
Budapest
Rome

Rome

.Illinois 10.000 New York 8,000 .Pennsylvania 17.500

Louisiana 9,000

.......New York 7.000

Riga .........
Riga
Monrovia

Lieut. Col. E. R. W. McCabe, Mil, Att. Rome
Capt. K. G. Castleman, Nav. Att.. Rome
Edgar A. Bancroft, A. E. & P....... Tokyo
Hugh R. Wilson. Couns. of Emb. Tokyo
Maj. Philip R. Faymonville, Mil. Att.. Tokyo
F. W. B. Coleman, E. E. & M. P.
J. C. White, 1st Sec..
Solomon P. Hood, M. R. & C.-G.
.F. W. B. Coleman, E. E. & M. P.
William Phillins, E. E. & M. P.
James R. Sheffield. A. E. & P.
H. F. A. Schoenfeld, Counselor
(Vacancy)

Richard M. Tobin, E. E. & M. P...
Louis A. Sussdorff, Jr., 1st Sec...
John E. Ramer. E. E. & M. P..
Laurits S. Swenson. E. E. & M. P..
James G. Bailey, 1st Sec.

Riga

Brussels

Mexico

....

Army

Navy

Illinois 17.500

.Illinois

.Army

9.000

Minnesota 10.000

Maryland

New Jersey

.Minnesota

..Pennsylvania

7.000

5.000

New York 17.500

Mexico....Dist. Columbia 9.000

Tangier

The Hague..
The Hague,
Managua
Christiania
Christiania

7.500

.California 12.000
New York 6.000
.Colorado 10.000
Minnesota 10.000
Kentucky 7,000

Roumania

Russia

Panama Asuncion Teheran Lima Warsaw Warsaw

Appointed from. Salary. Kentucky $10.000

.Army

10.000

10,000

...Massachusetts

Salvador.

Peter Augustus Jay, E. E. & M. P..
B. R. Riggs, 2d Sec.

(No diplomatic relations).

Lisbon

Bukharest Bukharest

3.500

Missouri 10,000 New York 4,500

.Army

Rhode Island 10.000 ...Pennsylvania

4.500

Montgomery Schuyler, Jr., E.E. & M. P. San Salvador...New York 10,000

Serbs, Croats, Slo

venes, Kingdom of.

Alexander P. Moore, A. E. & P.
John F. Martin, 1st Sec...
Capt. Thomas L. Johnson, Nav.
Maj. Campbell B. Hodges, Mil.
Robert W. Bliss. E, E. & M. P.
Cood Meyer, 2d Sec..

Hugh S. Gibson, E. E. & M. P.
Alan F. Winslow, 2d Sec..
(Vacancy)

Rear-Adm. Mark C. Bristol. high
Hoffman Philip. E. E. & M. P..
Willis C. Cook, E. E. & M. P.

Att... Madrid Att.... Madrid

....Massachusetts 10.000 .New York

Stockholm.
Stockholm.
Bern
Bern

6,000

.Oregon 10.000

2,500

.Pennsylvania 17.500
.Florida 6,000
.Navy
....Army

New York 10,000
New York

4.500

California 10,000

Illinois 4,500

17.500

Montevideo com.. Constantinople ..New York 10,000 Caracas...... South Dakota 10.000

Navy

CONSULAR SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Abbreviations: C.-G., consul-general; C.. consul; V.-C., vice-consul; C. A., commercial agent. FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICERS DETAILED

Yunnanfu-Myrl S. Myers, Pa., C.
COLOMBIA.
3.500
Barranquilla-Maurice L. Stafford, Cal..
Cartagena-Lester L. Schnare, Ga.. C... 3,500
Santa Marta-(Vacancy).
COSTA RICA.
Port Limon-John J. Meily. Pa.. C...... 3,500
San Jose-Henry S. Waterman, Wash., C. 4,000
CUBA.
Antilla-Horace J. Dickinson. Ark., C.... 2.500
4.000
Cienfuegos-Frank Bohr, Kas., C.....
Havana-Carlton B. Hurst. D. C., C.-G... 9.000
Nueva Gerona-Charles Forman. La., C. 2,500
Nuevitas-Lawrence P. Briggs, Mich.. C. 4.000
Santiago-Francis R. Stewart. N. Y., C. 4,500
CZECHOSLOVAKIA.
Prague-Charles S. Winans, Mich.. C.... 7.000
DANZIG, FREE CITY OF.
Danzig-Edwin Carl Kemp. Fla.. C...... 4.500
DENMARK.
Copenhagen-Marion Letcher, Ga. C.-G. 8.000

Guayaquil-F. W. Goding, Ill., C.-G..... 7.000
EGYPT.

Alexandria-Ernest L. Ives. Va., C...... 5,000
Cairo-(Vacancy).

Port Said-John L. Bouchal, Neb.. C.... 3,500
ESTHONIA.

Reval-Harold B. Quarton, Iowa. C...... 4,500

FINLAND.

Helsingfors (Vacancy).

FRANCE AND DOMINIONS.
Algiers Edward A. Dow, Neb., C...... 5,000
Bordeaux-Lucien Memminger, S. C., C.. 4,500
Calais Thomas D. Davis, Okla., C..... 4.000
Cherbourg-John Corrigan, Jr., Ga., C.. 4,000
Dakar-William J. Yerby, Tenn., C... 4,000
Dunkerque-George D. Hopper, Ky., C... 4,000
Guadaloupe-Shelby F. Strother. Ky., C. 3,000
Havre-Lester Maynard, Cal.. C..
6,000

Hamilton, Bermuda-William P. Kent,
Va., C.
Hamilton,
Mich., C.
Hongkong-William H. Gale, Va., C.-G... 8,000
Hull-John H. Grout, Mass., C...

4.500

Johannesburg-George K. Donald, Ala., C. 5,000 Karachi (Vacancy). Kingston, Jam.-Jose de Olivares, Mo., C. 5,000 Kingston, Ont.-F. S. S. Johnson, N. J., C. 3,500 Leeds-Percival Gassett. D. C., C....... 4.000 Liverpool-H. L. Washington, D. C., C.. 9.000 London-(Vacancy). London, Ont.-G. R. Taggart, N. J., C... 4,000 Madras-Alfred R. Thomson, Md., C.... 5,000 Malta-Mason Mitchell, N. Y., C........ 4.500 Manchester-Ross E. Holaday, O.. C... 6,009 Melbourne-Maxwell Blake, Mo.. C.-G... 9,000 Moncton-B. M. Rasmussen, Iowa, C... 4,500 Montreal-Albert Halstead, D. C., C.-G. 9,000 Nairobi-William L. Jenkins, Pa., C.... 4.500 Nassau-Lorin A. Lathrop, Cal., C..... 4,000 Newcastle, N. S. W.-Romeyn Wormuth, N. Y., C. Niagara Falls-James B. Milner. Ind., C. 3.500 Martinique-Thos. R. Wallace, Iowa, C. 3.000 Nottingham-Samuel T. Lee, Mich., C. 7.000 Ottawa-John G. Foster, Vt., C.-G..... 9.000 Penang-(Vacancy).

La Rochelle W. W. Brunswick, Kas.. C. 3,500 Lille-Paul C. Squire, Mass., C... 4,000 Limoges-Eugene I. Belisle. Mass.. C..... 3,500 Lyons-Hugh H. Watson, Vt., C.. 5,000 Marseilles-Wesley Frost, Ky., C.. 7,000

4,000

Nancy-George N. Ifft, Idaho, C...

5.000

Nantes-Fred D. Fisher, Ore., C..
Nice-Otis A. Glazebrook, N. J., C...
Paris-Robert P. Skinner, O., C.-G...
Saigon-Leland L. Smith, Ore., C......
St. Etienne-William H. Hunt, N. Y.. C. 4.000
Strassburg-Chester W. Davis, N. Y., C.. 4,500
Tahiti-Lewis V. Boyle, Cal., C..
Tananarivo James G. Carter. Ga., C....
Tunis-H. N. Cookingham, N. Y., C.....

6,000

Plymouth-Ralph C. Busser, Pa., C.

12.000

3,500

3.500

4,000

4.500

5,000
Port Elizabeth-Reed P. Clark, N. H., C. 4,000
Prescott-Frank C. Denison, Vt.. C...
Prince Rupert-E. A. Wakefield, Me., C. 3,500
3,000
Quebec-E. H. Dennison, O.. C.....
Rangoon-Charles J. Pisar. Wis.. C....
Regina-Paul H. Cram, Me.. C..
Riviere du Loup-W. M. P. Mitchell,
Va., C.

6,000

4,500

4.000

4,000

St. John, N. B.-Henry S. Culver, O., C. 6,000
8:000 St. John's, N. F.-(Vacancy).
5.000 St. Stephen-Alonzo B. Garrett, W.Va., C. 3,000
4,000 Sarnia-Henry W. Diederich, D. C.. C... 3.500
4,000 Sault Ste. Marie-G. A. Bucklin, Okla., C. 5,000
5,000 Sheffield-William J. Grace, N. Y., C... 4.000
Sherbrooke-Edward L. Adams, N.Y., C. 4,500
Singapore-E. L. Harris, Ill.. C.-G.... 7,000
Southampton-John M. Savage, N. J., C. 4,500
Stoke-on-Trent-Wm. F. Doty, N. J., C... 4,000
Swansea-Arthur B. Cooke, S. C., C... 4.000
Sydney, N. S.-C. M. Freeman, N. H., C.
Sydney, N. S. W.-E. M. Lawton, O.. C.
Toronto-Chester W. Martin. Mich., C..
Trinidad-Henry D. Baker, Ill., C.
Vancouver A. E. Ingram. Cal., C.-G...
Wellington-E. N. Gunsaulus, O., C.-G.. 8.000
Victoria-Robert B. Mosher. D. C.. C.... 5,000
Winnipeg-Joseph I. Brittain, O., C.-G. 7,000
Windsor, Ont.-Jas. S. Benedict, N.Y., C. 3,500
Yarmouth-John N. McCunn, Wis.. C... 5.000
GREECE.

GREAT BRITAIN AND DOMINIONS.
Adelaide-Henry H. Balch, Ala., C...... 5,000
Aden-(Vacancy).
Auckland-Karl de G. MacVitty, Ill., C. 4,000
Barbados-John J. C. Watson, Ky., C... 4.500
Belfast-Henry P. Starrett, Fla., C...... 7.000
Belize-William W. Early, N. C., C..... 3,500
Birmingham-John F. Jewell, Ill., C..... 6,000
Bombay-Wilbur Keblinger, Va., C..... 5.000
Bradford-Frank C. Lee, Col., C.... 5,000
Bristol-Robertson Honey, N. Y., C..... 4,000
Calcutta-Alex W. Weddell, Va., C.-G.. 8.000
Calgary-Samuel C. Reat, I., C...... 4,000
Campbellton-G. C. Woodward, Pa., C... 3,500
Cape Town-DeWitt C. Poole, Ill., C.-G. 8.000
Cardiff-Edgar C. Soule, Tex., C.... 3,500
Charlottetown-(Vacancy).

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