Court of Review.-The Rt. Rev. George H. Kinsolving, D.D., Bishop of Texas; the Rev. Charles Clingman, the Rev. W. B. Stephens, Ph.D., Hon. L. Bradford Prince, LL.D. (New Mexico), Charles Blood Smith, Esq. (Kansas), Mr. Henry G. Snyder. Board of Missions.-The Rt. Rev. Sidney C. Partridge, D.D., Bishop of West Missouri; the Rt. Rev. Edward Arthur Temple, D.D., Bishop of North Texas; the Rt. Rev. James R. Winchester, D.D., Bishop of Arkansas; the Rt. Rev. Wm. Theodotus Capers, D.D., Bishop of West Texas; the Rev. A. W. S. Garden (Secretary); the Very Rev. Carroll M. Davis; the Rev. Messrs. E. R. Allman (Dallas), H. W. Mizner (Missouri); V. C. Griffith (Oklahoma), R. H. Mize (Kansas), W. P. Witsell (Texas), L. W. Smith (New Mexico), E. C. Johnston (Salina); Mr. J. B. Campbell (Oklahoma), Mr. Rufus Cage (Texas), J. L. Davison (Missouri). Executive Board of Religious Education.-The Rt. Rev. James Wise, D.D., Bishop of Kansas; Rev. W. P. Witsell (Texas), Mr. B. C. Howard (West Missouri), Judge J. B. Campbell (Oklahoma), Rev. J. S. Bunting (Missouri), Rev. Charles Hely-Molony (West Missouri), Prof. N. A. Crawford (Kansas).

Board of Social Service.-The Rt. Rev. Sidney Catlin Partridge, D.D., Bishop of West Missouri; Rev. J. H. Lever (Missouri), Rev. Robert N. Spencer (West Missouri), Dr. James C. Johnson (Oklahoma), Mr. H. C. Williams (Oklahoma), Mrs. Josephine January (Missouri), Mrs. H. T. Nichols (New Mexico).

Executive Committee.-The Bishops of Missouri, Texas, West Texas. Arkansas; Rev. E. C. Johnson, D.D. (Salina); Rev. Messrs. H. A. Stowell (Arkansas), F. J. Bate (Oklahoma), A. W. G. Garden, Secy.; L. Bradford Prince, LL.D. (New Mexico), Messrs. F. W. Offenhauser (Dallas), A. J. Dossett (Texas), Charles L. Johnson (Texas).

The next meeting of the Synod will be held in Waco, Texas, Oct. 26, 1920.

EIGHTH PROVINCE

[PROVINCE OF THE PACIFIC.]

Consists of the Dioceses of Olympia. Oregon, Sacramento, California, Los Angeles, and the Missionary Districts of Idaho, Utah, Spokane, Eastern Oregon, Nevada, San Joaquín, Alaska, Arizona, Honolulu, and Philippine Islands.

President of the Synod.-The Rt. Rev. W. F. Nichols, D.D., Bishop of California.
Secretary. The Rev. Alfred Lockwood, Pendleton, Ore.

Treasurer.-Mr. C. E. D. Hodgson (Los Angeles).

Provincial Board of Religious Education.-Members at large: Rt. Rev. J. H. Johnson, D.D., Bishop of Los Angeles; Prof. F. A. Thomson, Idaho; Rt. Rev. E. L. Parsons, D.D., Berkeley, Calif.; Rev. H. H. Powell, D.D. (California), Rev. R. B. Gooden (Los Angeles), Rev. Wood Stewart (Olympia), Rev. C. H. L. Chandler (Oregon), Rev. Mark Rifenbark (Sacramento), Rev. Wm. J. Scarlett (Arizona), Rev. D. J. W. Somerville (Idaho), Rev. Ross Turman (Nevada), Rt. Rev. L. C. Sanford, D.D. (San Joaquin); Rev. H. I. Oberholtzer (Spokane), Rev. E. T. Lewis (Utah), Rev. O. F. Jones (Eastern Oregon), Rev. H. H. Lumpkin (Alaska), Rt. Rev. H. B. Restarick, D.D. (Honolulu), Very Rev. Charles W. Clack (Philippines).

The Provincial Board of Missions.-Rt. Rev. F. W. Keator, D.D., Bishop of Olympia; Ven. J. A. Emery, D.D., Archdeacon of California; Hon. J. Walcott Thompson, Salt Lake City; Rev. W. R. H. Hodgkin (California), Ven. T. C. Marshall (Los Angeles), Ven. T. A. Hilton (Olympia), Ven. H. D. Chambers (Oregon), Rev. W. S. Short (Sacramento), Ven. J. R. Jenkins (Arizona), Rev. S. W. Creasey (Idaho), Rev. Sherman Coolidge (Nevada), Very Rev. G. R. E. MacDonald (San Joaquin), Rev. F. J. Mynard (Spokane), Rev. W. W. Fleetwood (Utah), Rev. Alfred Lockwood (Eastern Oregon), Ven. Hudson Stuck (Alaska), Rev. William Ault (Honolulu), Rev. John A. Staunton, Jr. (Philippines).

Board of Social Service.-Three members at large: Rt. Rev. W. T. Sumner, D.D., Bishop of Oregon; Ven. T. C. Marshall, Archdeacon of Los Angeles; Mr. J. C. Astredo, San Francisco; Rev. Clifton Macon (California), Rev. A. G. A. Bode (Los Angeles), Rev. E. M. Rogers (Olympia), Rev. E. T. Simpson (Oregon), Rt. Rev. W. H. Moreland, D.D. (Sacramento), Rev. H. S. Brewster (Arizona), Very Rev. Alward Chamberlaine (Idaho), Rev. Jos. W. Gunn (Nevada), Rev. W. T. Renison (San Joaquin), Mr. B. G. Ewing (Spokane), Rev. W. W. Reese (Utah), Rev. C. H. Powell (Eastern Oregon), Rt. Rev. P. T. Rowe, D.D. (Alaska), Rev. John Usborne (Honolulu).

Court of Review.-The Rt. Rev. W. F. Nichols, D.D., Bishop of California, Very Rev. William MacCormack, D.D., Los Angeles; the Ven. H. D. Chambers, Portland; Very Rev. W. C. Hicks, Spokane; Hon. N. P. Chipman, Sacramento; Hon. Chas F. Claypool, Seattle; Mr. James P. Langhorne, San Francisco.

Diocesan and Parochial

Diocesan officers of national organizations, such as Woman's Auxiliary, Girls' Friendly Society, Daughters of the King, Brotherhood of St. Andrew, etc., and also officers of Church Clubs and of Sunday School organizations, are printed in the department of Official and General Institutions, beginning page 129. 1

The statistics of each Diocese and Missionary Jurisdiction have been compiled in nearly every case, from the official statistics given in their respective journals, and the sheets have been revised by Bishops or Secretaries of the Dioceses, to the latest moment possible. The numbers following the name of a Parish indicate the reported number of Communicants therein. The Clergy will confer a favor by forwarding corrections to be made in the next issue of THE LIVING CHURCH ANNUAL promptly to the office of the MOREHOUSE PUBLISHING CO., 1801 Fond du Lac Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.

Names of clergymen recorded are confined to those officially reported in diocesan journals, or otherwise certified to the publishers as in good standing in some American diocese. Titles of Institutions enclosed in quotation marks are those of legal corporations.

ARRANGEMENT OF PAROCHIAL LISTS.

Each clergyman's name appears ONCE under the head either of "Parishes, Missions, and Clergy", or "Non-Parochial Clergy", in the Diocese with which he is canonically connected. Where one of his cures is also his P. O. address, his name will there be found. If he has no cure at his P. O. address, his name will appear at his cure, with his P. O. in parentheses. Lesser points ministered to by the same clergyman will have references in italic to his main cure. Thus:

"Alpine, Trinity, r. Jacksonville."

This reference in italics indicates that the rector of Jacksonville is in charge of Trinity Church, Alpine. His name will be found by looking at "Jacksonville". This obviates the delays, expense, and annoyance of sending mail matter for the rector of Jacksonville to his lesser cure at Alpine.

Where the P. O. is not the same as the principal cure, it is designated thus:
Oakdale, Grace, Jas. T. McCaa (Mobile).

This shows that the missionary at Oakdale resides at Mobile, but has no charge in the latter city.

This method has the advantage of showing at a glance the correct P. O. address of each of the clergy in any given Diocese, and also shows which is the principal, and which the lesser, charge of any one clergyman,

r.-rector; m.=minister, missionary; loc. ten. locum tenens; rec. emer.=rector emeritus; rec. hon.=rector honorarius; off.=officiating; cur.=curate.

DIOCESE OF ALABAMA. Organized 1830.

Comprises the State of Alabama. Population (1910), 2,138,093.
Square Miles, 51,540.

First Bishop.-THE RT. REV. NICHOLAS HAMNER COBBS, D.D. Born,
Feb. 5, 1796. Consecrated, Oct. 29, 1844. Died, January 11, 1861.
Second Bishop.-THE RT. REV. RICHARD HOOKER WILMER, D.D., LL.D.
Born, March 15, 1816. Consecrated, March 6, 1862. Died, June 14,
1900.

Former Bishop-Coadjutor.-THE RT. REV. HENRY MELVILLE JACKSON, D.D.
Born, July 28, 1848. Consecrated, Jan. 21, 1891. Resignation ac-
cepted, April 19, 1900. Died, May 4, 1900.

Third Bishop.-THE RT. REV. ROBERT W. BARNWELL, D.D., LL.D. Born, 1849. Consecrated, July 25, 1900. Died, July 24, 1902.

Present Bishop.-THE RT. REV. CHARLES MINNIGERODE BECKWITH, D.D. (1902). Residence, Montgomery, Ala.

Secretary.-Rev. V. G. Lowery, Troy.

Treasurer.-Mr. R. H. Cochrane, Tuskaloosa.

Registrar.-Mr. Frank Stollenwerck, Montgomery.

Chancellor.-Mr. A. Pelham Agee, Anniston.

Historiographer.-Rev. R. H. Cobbs, D.D., Greensboro.

Standing Committee.-Clerical, E. W. Gamble, Pres., Selma; S. McQueen, E. A. Penick. Lay, Hon. L. J. Clayton, Dr. W. B. Hall, J. O. Banks.

Deans of Convocation.-MOBILE, Rev. J. F. Plummer; Montgomery, Rev. V. G. Lowery;
SELMA, Rev. E. W. Gamble; BIRMINGHAM, Rev. E. A. Penick; HUNTSVILLE, Rev. Cary
Gamble.

Examining Chaplains.-Rev. Messrs. W. N. Claybrook, M. S. Barnwell, E. A. Penick, J. F.
Plummer.
Statistics. Clergy 25; Parishes and Missions 96; Lay Readers 30; Candidates for Orders 2;
Postulants 1; Baptisms: Infants 286, Adults 39, Total 325; Confirmed 390; Communi-
cants 9,491, last reported 9,104, increase 387; Marriages 173; Burials 293; Sunday
Schools: Teachers 360, Scholars 2,999; Contributions $157,222.24.

The Eighty-ninth Annual Council of the Diocese will be held in Trinity Church, Demopolis,
Jan. 14, 1920.

INSTITUTIONS.

Church Home for Orphans, Mobile. In charge of the Order of Deaconesses of the Diocese of Alabama, under the direction of the Diocese.

Society for the relief of Disabled Clergymen, and of the Widows and Orphans of Deceased Clergymen. Pres. ex officio, the Bishop; Sec., Rev. R. H. Cobbs, D.D.; Treas., J. M. McQueen Birmingham.

PARISHES, MISSIONS, AND CLERGY.

Albany (P. O., New Decatur), S. John's (102), T. G. Mundy.

Alpine, Trinity (25), r. Jacksonville.

S. Michael and All Angels' (156), D. A.
Sanford.

Anniston, Grace (168), Carlton Barnwell, D.
F. Cameron.

Athens, S. Timothy's (26), r. Albany.
Auburn, Holy Innocents' (48), Wm. G. Mc-

Dowell.

Avondale, Christ (35), r. Woodlawn.
Barnwell, S. Mark's (46), Dean Mobile.
Bay Minette (19), Dean Mobile.

Benton (5), r. Selma.

Berlin (23), r. Selma.

Bessemer, Trinity (79).

Birmingham, Advent (886), M. S. Barnwell.
S. Andrew's (222), J. T. Ware.

S. Mark's (colored) (118), C. W. Brooks.
S. Mary's (700), Oscar DeW. Randolph.
Trinity (56), r. S. Mary's.

Blocton, Our Saviour (11), m. Birmingham.
Boligee, S. Mark's (25), r. Eutaw.

Bon Secour, S. Peter's (80), Dean, Mobile.
Bridgeport, Christ (8).

Burnsville, Christ (33), r. Selma.
Camden, S. Mary's (21).

Carlowville, S. Paul's (47), r. Selma.
Citronelle, S. Thomas' (20), D. A.

ford.

Clayton, Grace Church (11), m. Troy.
Daphne (8), Dean Mobile.

San

NON-PAROCHIAL CLERGY.

MISSIONARY DISTRICT OF ALASKA.

Square Miles, 600,000. Population (1910), 64,356.

Present Missionary Bishop. -THE RT. REV. PETER TRIMBLE ROWE, D.D. (1895). Office, 418 Mutual Life Bldg., Seattle, Wash.

Archdeacon.-The Ven. Hudson Stuck, D.D., Fort Yukon.

Chancellor.-Mr. John H. Cobb, Juneau.

Council of Advice.-Clerical, G. D. Christian, Juneau; A. E. Butcher, Douglas. Lay, J. H. Cobb, D. D. Evans.

Finance Committee.-Clerical, G. D. Christian. Lay, J. H. Cobb, B. D. Stewart.

Statistics. Clergy 16; Women Workers 14; Physicians 1; Lay Workers 4; Native Helpers 6; Communicants 900, last reported 812, increase 88; Missions 23; other stations 12; Baptisms 120; Confirmations 75; Marriages 47; Burials 50; Contributions

INSTITUTIONS.

Hospitals. Arthur Yates Mem. Ketchikan; St. Stephen's, Fort Yukon; Our Saviour, Tanana.
Schools. Christ Church, Anvik; Tortella Hall, Nenana; St. John's, Ketchikan; St. Thomas',
Point Hope; St. Timothy's, Tanana Crossing. Schools at other Native Missions.
Geo. C. Thomas Memorial Library, Fairbanks.