JI-I[ D Cl--I II or ALDI-JA rno ern it

Official National Publication of the Fraternity

\ lume VI

IKTINOS ACTIVESSET OTHERS P~~CE

Illinois Men First Blocked NowChampion Life Plan for

"The Little Newspaper"

By "Newsy Nat"e shades oJ The Parthenon! Those

active chapter men at Michigan seembound to uphold the leadership of theirforbear, Iktinos, the architect of thatfamous building. Just when THE, R CHI was ready for press with atory giving Anthemios credit for a

o'ood job \vell done, the WolverinesCOine thru ith a better job perfectlydone.

nthelnios chapter was the first toha\- the names of all it men on theub cription list either as life subscrib­

er or with subscriptions paid for oneY ar. The men responsible deserve all- redit. However, Iktinos has steppedin and ha taken the maj or portion ofthe lory for being one hundred perc nt in the matter of life subscriptionsfor it active membership.

On ovember 7th, Bro. Tr~man J.trong, W. G. E., 10 Coventry court,

Dubuque, Iowa, received life subscrip­tion for th seventeen active men inthe chapter who had not previously paid,

'1 in first honors to Michigan. Pre­~·iou 1y, Anthemios actives held ther cord for the larg st number of lifeub criptions received at one time.

Iktinos Challenge Relayedpon receipt of the memoranda rela­

tiyo to ichi aan's feat, the facts, to­gether with II tinos' challenge .to theother chapters to do the same, were re­la :ed to the other chapters. At this\\ riting, the staff is a- aiting with inter­e_ t to see what sort of a comeback theoth r chapters will make. In this re­gard it is best to say that Polyklitosdoes not enter into the competition as

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"DINTY" MOORE MARRIESnot her one of the boy has found

bachelorhood too dreary. Downie W.ioore, '15, De'metriO's, was marrie'd re­

cently to Miss Majorie Rathburn, ofGallipoli, Ohio. They are living ~t

67 S. Ohio Avenue, Columbus., DownIeis no longer pushing the pencil, but isin the game on his own.

TOVEMBER 15, 1924

MNESICL.ES ALUMNI TOPREPARE FOR HOUSE

Constitutional changes at the Ninthnnual Convention, Minneapolis, paved

the way for the alumni of any chapterto form an alulnni association, whichbody would function as a holding cor­poration for the active chapter. Thurs­day evening" Oct. 30th, the Minnesotaalumni chapter met and directed thattep be tal en toward the organization

of the " !.fnesicles Alumni association."

THE CONVENTION CALL

For example, the Minnesota alumnichapter is a social organization in whichm mbers of any chapter are welcome.Similar bodies exist in Detroit, Chicago,Colulnbus and Los ngel s. The "alumniassociation" provided in the revisedcon titution is composed only of melTI­bers of a specific chapter and bears thatchapter's name. The function of thenew organization is the management ofthe chapter's property.

Frank S. Moorman, Larry Bakkenand Ge-orge F. P,oulsen, Mnesicles, werer spectively elected . A., A. A. A., and

. S. of the Minnesota chapter. TheyTere named a committee with Harold

R. Peterson, trea urer, to take stepsnece ary to organize and incorporatean alumni as 0 iation. The will re­port at a sp cial meting, ov. 14th.

nother step taken at the OctoberIneeting) which as called to order byR. F. Hennessey, retiring W. A., wasthe appointment of a committee com-

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Number 2

MICHIGAN UNION ISCONVENTION PLACE

Tenth Annual Convention CalledFor Friday, January 2nd,

By Brother Ely.

Iktinos Chapter of Alpha Rho Chi i~

to entertain the Tenth Annual Conven­tion -of the fraternity at the Universityof Michigan, Ann Arbor, on Januarysecond and third next. The conventionwill be called to order on Friday morn­ing at promptly ten-thirty, according tothe convention call just issued byDwight P. Ely, W. G.

Brother Ely, in his call which isprinted herewith, gives special attentionto those articles of the by-laws whichgovern the representation of the activeand alumni delegations at the conven­tion and the method of caring for ex­penses. Every chapter is cautioned tolook into the matter at once and liveup to the letter of the law.

Check New By-Laws'The by-laws provide that each chap­

ter may be represented by two activemem b~rs and one alumnus. It is ar­ranged that the expenses of the activedelegates shall be cared for by the fra­ternity as a whole, but that each chap­ter and its alumni shall make their ownarrangements for financing the expensesof their alumni delegate.

Among the matters which will comeup for the consideration of the dele­gates is that of where the next conven­tion will be, with Kallikrates on the in­side track. Properly sp~aking it is notso much a question of where the nextconvention will be as it i where theones afterwards. Railroad transportationhas become quite a 'financial item \vithcpapters in California and Texas. '.

The matter of the. 'e'lection oJ· t-heW. G. S. comes up· at this" convention.The term .of' Brq. Harold R. Peterson,

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PAEONIOS PLEDGE' INJUREDLeland Roberts, .fanhattan, Kan.,

\\i-ho was announced as a pledge by thePaeonios c'hapter in the last issue, wasrecently seriously injured while in swim­ming. Pledge Brother Roberts is suf­fering from concussion of the brain.The sympathy, and hopes of the' entirefraternity are with I.,eland and thosethat love him.

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ANTHEMIOS WINS THREE ·PRIZES

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Home-

DAR

ebraska,

Oklahoma, Norman.ustin.

T

Carnegie v

November 20thPol kIito , Trip to tile plant, East Pal­

e tin Ohio. .November 22nd

Illinoi hio tate, State day andAnthemios, Part in honor Demetrios

rbana.. Io\\"a, nn rbor.

and rbilt, inneapolis.Mnesicle , Pledge party, Chapter house.

outh rn . California v. Idaho,Lo noele.

Kan a' iescoming 1anhattan.

Carnegi vs. arines, Pittsburgh.November 27th

vs. orth Carolina, University,VirginiaVa.

Kan a ggies'1 exas v . '1 xa

November 29thotre Dam, Pittsburgh.

December 1stMinne ota lumni regular chapter meet-

ing, ne icle hou e.Decembe.r 6th

Iktino, Fall initiation, Chapter house.\1ne icle , Fall initiation, Chapter hou e.

Minne ota s homecoming was ov. 1.We held open house after the galne,with a three-piece orchestra for dancing.

number of out-of-town alumni werent, but the p rcentage o.f Twin

Cit alumni wa much larger. Thosefrom out of to n were: Richard Mc­Gee, Menon1ine,e, Wi .; the Dambergbrother, aul and Ruben, Eveleth; An­ton John on, Mil aukee, Wis.; J. Gor­don Clark, Rock ille;' Harold Dower,~ taple: rnold L. Inglebritsen, AlbertLea; Mr. and Mr . Da ett, parents of

yron R. Da ett, who at pre ent is inPari, spent orne time at the hou e.Of the T in C'ity alumni, there wa Mr.and Mr" Haro.ld eterson, RichardHenne sy, At oorman, Frank Moor-111an, Mr. and r. . Wad worth

MNESICLES-MINNESOTAK. A. W. Back trom. Corr spondent

and experience. The wandering boys..are Clarence Badgle , 23, who is work­ing fOlr the e York tate Architect;Joe Black, Ex '24, ith Heleme & Cor­bett and is turning out some hot stuff,especially models !filt Osborn, '22, andDean xline, Ex '24, are both workingin ew York and taking so·me coursesat Columbia.

Since the last i ue of "Archi" wehave pledged Malcolm Benedum of Co­lUlnbus. Pledge Bro. Chadeayne is com­in along in good shape on the fresh­man quad and will probably be avar ity pro pect next a on.'BE T ILLI 01. ! BE T ILLI OIS!

DEMETRIOS-OHIO STATE

vey. H·orward is married, has a wonder­fully fine wife and a daughter about six.Brother Hovey ·is superintendent of themanufacturing end of the CampbellBaking Co., "Merit" Brand is his line.

Lot H. Green, Correspondent

Demetrios Chapter announces the InI­tiation of the following men: C. RussellDole, Lima; Thomas ]. Foley, OlmsteadFalls; Carl E. Kuck, New Knoxville;Earl H. Mellenbrook, Olmstead Falls,and Harold C. Summerset, Dayto'n.

Our initiation banquet was given atthe Chapter hOll e Sunda noon, Nov. 9.Bro. iartin P. Coady, '23, pre ided astostma ter; Dwight P. Ely, '17, W. G. A.,re ponded for the Fraternity; Prof.Ralph Fanning and Marions Carter, '18,responded for the Alumni; Robert V.Wade, '25, W. A., extended the welcolueo,f the Chapter; Howard Summerset, '27,responded for the initiates.

'fvvo out of the three places in thepreliminary competition for the newColulubus City Hall were taken byA P X honoraries. Howard DwightSmith, '07, and W. C. Ronan, '06 were.two O'f the men selected to enter thefinal competition which will be held Inth spring.

Brother Renick, '22, is again back inthe fold. Ben and hi wife are nowliving at 164 W. Northwood Avenue,Columbu .

l' our Demetrios Alumni have migrat-r'd to ew York duri.llg the last fewrnonth in search of the elu ive "tin'

The Chapte~ANTHEMIOS-ILLINOIS

E. G. Spencer, Corrsepondent

In the directory it will be noticed thatrothers Hartford Field and G. B. Young

have the same address. They were bothmarried recently and .happened to getapartments in the same building. "Brig"married Charlotte Bacon, who was wellknown to many Illinois men. We wishworlds of happiness to both couples.

The biggest thing at Illinois duringOctober was Homecoming. This earit was especially impressive because ofthe dedication of the Memorial Stadium.Approximately 40 odd Anthemios menand about half the Iktinos chapter werein the 67,000 who saw "Red" Grangegambol at will against Michigan. Ourguests were entertained with a pledgestunt Saturday evening.

Our greatest joy and surprise was thewinning of the first prize cup for thebest decorated fraternity house, a cupfor originality, and the Kiwanis' cup forthe best house. We hoped for a cup,but hardly expected three.

Our first social function of the yearwill be November 22, a dance in honorof the Demetrios men who attend theOhio State game. We hope for as bigan attendance as at the studio party twoyears ago. Any Arochi man withinradio' distance is welcome.

I t pays to advertise. Pledge Brother~1arvin Patterson has been nicknamedI Rurr" Patterson. . Fraternity jewelers,plea e note. .

Jack Bartley,· Waterloo, Ia., advisesu.. of the whereabouts of "Hooch" Ho-

(Anthemios), Chester Dock, GilmanHolien, Robert Gullette, George Stew­art, William Ingemann, Howard Dunn,1tfr. and Mrs. Larry Bakken, and Sam­uel 11cGowan. Dancing started at fiveo'clock and continued until seven, lightrefreshments were served betweendances. The house decorations whichwere under the supervision of BrotherFlegal were appropriate.

Athletic activities of Mnesicles areprogressing nicely. In bowling we havewon two matches so far, piling up ascore of 2698 in· the second match. Ourchances for the championship seem verybright. The golf team has lost onlyone match thus far, but the presentweather conditions are liable to pre­vent further competition. The tennisteam won its first game, but went downto defeat in a couple of latter matchesafter a hard fight. At present there arethree men out for the varsity basketball squad.

The pledges will be entertained at aparty on the eveni ng of Nov. 22; this·will be one of a series of events leadingup to initiation. Hell week will beginDec. 1, and probably last through"oriental night," Thursday, Dec 4. Ini­ation comes Saturday, Dec. 6th.

The chapter was honored not longago with ago with a visit from Lieut.Raymond C. Lane, '24, Paeonios. Atpresent he is stationed at Fort Snelling.We were very glad to have him withus and hope to see him again.

I t has been reported. that anotherbrother has ·Jallen victim to the charmsof a member of the Delta Zeta sorority.Miss Ethelwyn Sutton is wearing anA P X pin belonging to Robert Gullette,but so far Bob has not passed thecigars. Both live in 11inneapolis.

Oh, yes, the date, Richard McGee, Jr.,was born August 26th. '

Mnesicles chapter is now suppliedwith a complete set of ritual costumel,a different costume· for every part.H ~rbert Jennings, who last year was anactive, but now at University of Penn­sylvania, spent a great deal of time andeffort searching for the colors and de­signs of the costumes. After he hadcollected the necessary data his motherset to work making the costumes. Thechapter appreciates very much the wo-rkthat Mrs. Jennings and Herb put in onthe costumes which will be a great helpin future initiations.

KALLIKRATES-VIRGINIAo. B. Flannagan, Correspondent

After the report went in last monthHetlry Lawrence showed up at the Uni­versity and is here now working for hisdegree. The boys were all glad to wel­come him into the annual struggle.

Ogden Brov/n has accepted a positionin Lynchburg as an archit~ctural drafts­man.

Two weeks ago Charlie Loving pa5S­ed by the University to greet us. Heis norw in Lynchburg making barrels ofmoney out of a quarry, _and shows no

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disposi tion to return soon to the schoolof Architecture.

On N,ovember 4th Alpha Rho Chisponsored a party for all members ofthe Architectural School which was heldin Fayerwether Hall, the home of thedepartment. .

Prof. Hudnut gave an excellent talk"on the "Future of an Ar,chitect." Laterin the evening he gave a criticism ofthe drawings of the Southern Intercol­legiate Competitions which are herenow. In this competition Ogden Browntook third place. '

-PAEONIOS-K. S. A. C.C. H. Cless, Corre.pondent

Frank Johnson, '24, of La CrosseKansas, and Miss Blanche McDermitwere married in Topeka, Kan., Sunday,November 2, 1924.T~ey will make their home in Tampa,

FlOrIda, where Fr~nk is employed in anarchitect's office. Best wishes to thecouple.

Paeonios chapter wishes to announcethe pledging of Fred Beck, Pratt, Kan.,Archie Vietch, and l;eo Reid, Kanoplis,Kan.

Wm. Hartgroves, '24, dropped in fora little while this week. He is on hisway to Tampa, Fla., where he is goingto push a pencil for a firm there.

Won our first basket ball game in theintramaural tournaments this week. Itwas a fast and furious game almo~t

ending in a boxing tournament."Cap" Souders is profiteering on the

boys on the hill. He has a candy storeall his own. Saves the boys many stepsto the canteen.

The architects ha<;l their annual smockdance Oct. 31. Boy, it sure was "hot."

Another Paeonios man pulls downhonors. Ben Friedel is elected to' Sig­ma Tau.

Patterson and Cless accompanied thefootball team to 11issouri ¥lith the';Vampus c'ats to help the old Aggiefight.

Watch our freshmen members go inbasket ball. They will be wearing thecoveted K in a few years.

DINOCRATES-TEXASWm. Kleine, Correspondent

Pledging activities for the year wereopened on Wednesday, October 22nd,,;yhen Bro. and Mrs. Raymond Everettentertained the chapter with an informaldinner, followed by a smoker to whicha number of the Department were in­vited.

The affair was a great success andgave the fraternity as a whole the op­portunity of coming into close socialcontact with some of the prospectivepledging material. Nor shall we forgetsoon that wonderful d~nner of Mrs.E:verett's.

Bro. Cameron Fairchild and his wifespent a few days in town last week.Cameron is thinking of locating herepermanently, and we hope that he does,

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'for we have missed him a lot this year.Dinocrates has been very fortunate in

the selection of new men. We have thefollowing to report: J. Wilton Law,'26, Beaumont, Tex.; Kindred McLeary,'25, Columbas, Tex.; Wilson McLure,'26, Dallas, Tex., and Colonel Simmons,'25, Denton, Tex..

(The names arrived, too late for in­clusion i.n directory.)

A banquet, was given Wednesday eve­ning, Octoher 29th, at the UniversityCommons honoring' James M. White,visiting architect from University ofIllinois. Mr. White was here consult­ing with the University Building Com­mittee about .his proposed plans for theextension of the campus.

Bro. Malcolm G. Simons, Iktinos, '14,was in town a few days ago attending ameeting of the A. I. A.- Chester Wright, '24, who had beendoing construction work in California,has a position now in Albuquerque, NewMexico.

POLYKLITOS-CJ\RNE(JIEw. Stuart Forsyth, Correspondent

Polyklitos lost its W. S. two weeksago when Cal Lundquist, finding thepressure of campus act:vities too heavy,was compelled to hand in his resigna-'tion. Cal has just been elected managerof the musical clubs. A position for­merly held by Brother Sload. This is abig position at Carnegie and includesall the work relative to taking trips toPhiladelphia, Cleveland and Buffalo,.Cal is succeeded by Brother "Bill"Sin1boli.

Our "Bohemian Party" was held twoweeks ago and' under the persuasion ofgoods eats and jazz, the boys let loosewith the blithe spirit. Everything wentoff in fine style and the proprietor is nodoubt glad that all his patrons are notbesmocked architectural students. Thisparty will be an annual affair withPolyklitos in the future.

The next big thing on the local cal­endar is a trip to the plant of, the N a­tional Fireproofing C'ompany whichmanufacture~ N atco Hollow Tile atEast Palestine, Ohio. T'his trip hasbeen arranged 50 that the entire chapterwill get free transpo'rtation there andback, with luncheon provided whilethere. The trip will 'occupy the entireday, Thursday, Nov. 20th, and steps arebeing taken ,to have the men excusedfrom classes. Thanks for' this trip ~re

due our W. A.,: Brother Tilletson, whoevidently has a "drag" with one of thedirectors of the company for whO'm heworked last summer.

A letter to Polyklitos from Brother-Deacon of Lynchburg, Va., informs usthat he will be back with the· flock nextyear.

A sketch competition was held at ourlast meeting andPrO'f. Hyde, instructorin . freehand drawing, was invited tojudg~ the drawings. He gave a veryinteresting talk afterwards which "wentover big" and he will be asked overagain" in the near future-;

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Editorials and Notes659 SOliTH ROBERT STREETSAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA

Published Monthly During the College YearBy the Minnesota Alumni of

THE ALPHA RHO CHI FRATERNIT'Y

Entered as second-class matter October 23,1923, at the post office at St. Paul, Minn.,under the Act of March 3, 1879.

-------SUBSCRIPTIONS

Life subscriptions ten dollars. Annual sub­scription two dollars per year in advance.

THE ARCHI BOARDFrank S. lVloorrnan George F. Freeberg

Harold R. PetersonTH'E ARCHI STAFF

Horace W. Tousley - - - Managing EditorPa~l E. Nystrom - - - - Business Manager

THE FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

The Grand CouncilW. .G. A. - - - - - - 'Dwight Palmer Ely

152 E. Duncan St., ColumbusW. G. S. - - - - - - - Harold R. Peterson

3617 Twelfth Ave. S., MinneapolisW. G. E. - - - - - - -, - Trun1.an J. Strong

10 Coventry Court, Dubuque, Ia.G. L. - - - - ~ - Prof. Rexford Newcomb

Dept. of Arch., University of IllinoisUrbana, Ill.

The Active Chapters

Anthemios Chapter House, 401 E. Green St.,Champaign, Ill. Homer F. Pfeiffer, W.A. Buford Pickens, W. S.

Iktinos Chapter House, 608 E. 1Vladison, AnnArbor, Mich. Kenneth C. Black, W. A.Orrin K. Griffith, W. S.

Demetrios Chapter House, 1919 IndianolaAve., Columbus, Ohio. Robert V. 'Vade,W. A. Frg,nklin G. Scott, W. S.

Mnesicles Chapter House, 1529 UniversityAve. S. E., Minneapolis, Minn. GeorgeF. Freeberg, W. A. Kenneth' A. W.Backstrnm, W. S.

I'Callikrates Chapter House, Archi House,University, Va,. J. H. Law, Jr., W. A.O. B. Flannagan, W. S. .

Andronicus Chapter House, 1358 W. 29t4 St.,Los Angeles, Cal. Melville L. Len1.on,W. A. Earl Chapman, vV. S.

Paeonios Chapter House, 1020 Houston St.,Manhattan, Kansas. 1. L. Patterson,W. A. ·C. H. Cless, W. S.

Dinocrates, No house at present. GeorgeHarker, W. ·A., 2411 Wichita, Austin,Texas. Gerald G. Decker, W. S., 2411Wichita, Austin, Texas.

Polyklitos Club RooIn, 'Miller Hall. JaredE. T'illetson, W. A., 4915 Forbes St.,Pittsburgh. William Sinlboli, W. S., 163Retter St., Pittsburgh.

The Alumni Chapters

Detroit, John J. Zimmerman, A.A., 71 BlaineA.ve.,Detroit; Max Colter, A. S., 9339YellovYstone, Detroit. '

Chicago, George L .. Lindeberg, A. A., 11 No.4th Ave., Maywood, Ill.; Geo. A. Whit­ten, A. S., Chicago.

Minnesota, Frank S. Moerman, A. A., 728Goodrich .1-\ve., St. Paul. Ge,orge F. Poul­sen, 1455 Randolph St., St. Paul.

Colun1bus, H. E~ Reichard, A. A., 2302 No.4th St;, Columbus; F. E. Gleach, 'A. S.,854 lleyle Av~., Columbus.

Los Angeles, Chester L. Carjola,' A. A., 1358W. 29th St., Los Angeles; Glen Ingles,A. S., 1358 W. 29th St., ,Los AngeleS~i

AT MICHIGANWhile the matters known now to be

on the slate for' consideration at theTenth f\nnual Convention do not appearto be as nunlerous as those which can1ebefore the l\!linneapolis convention, theyare important and mdch depends uponthe proper and equitable solution.Among other things the Ann Arborlueet in January will have to squarelyface the luatter Oof where future con­ventions are to be· held.

Delegates' expenses and consequentlyeach chapter's share jumped at the lastconvention even though, the Andronicuschapter wisely sent but one man. rrheexpenses this year promise to be great­er, unless each delegate is exceedinglycareful of expenses, due to the two longjunlps from 'l'exas and California. 'I'heother chapters are within easy range ofj\nn Arb-or by comparison.

When the Michigan invitation wasaccepted last convention the corpmittecwent on record as favoring Kallikratesfor the 1926 convention. Again the longdistance jumps will be involved. If therule' of rotation is followed the nextconvention would go to A,ndronicus andthen Paeonios. The jump to the Pacificwould be the most expensive for allchapters regardless of the number ordelegates.

Between now and the next conventioneach chapter should cOl1s:der the prob­lem. There is no doubt as to the ex­pense and there is no question of thesincerity and hospitality of the Virgin­ians and Californians. THE ARCHIhas no answer for the riddle. The mat­ter must be considered fairly andsquarely by the convention, but beforethat the chapters and their delegatesmust canvass the situation in the differ­ent chapter meetings.

THE PLEDGE, REXAt the present time in practically

every chapter His Royal Highness, ThePledge, is King. But-it will not belong until, the king will be pulled downfrom his throne and divest'ed of hisroyal robes. He will be the slave, yea,the varlet, of the ·active members. Why?Because each pledge must prove thathe 'is a good sport, a fine fellow who isnot too fine, a rnan who isa nlan.

During Hell week, the pledge \villbeobliged, as was every active man beforehim, to subluit to certain disciplinewhich will show him up for the sort ofchap he really is, a good fellow or 'onewith a yellow streak even though it lllaybe 'a pale yellow. It IS the man whodOles what is expected of him with goodspirit 'and a proper degree of enthusi­aSll1 who will get the most out of it.

UNIFIED SPIRIT

Like all chapters the Mnesicles ~c­

tives faced a .problem this f.all and ap­parently solved it. I t was the problemof men stalling in paying their bills.''The chapter unanimously ruled that anydIan thirty days in arrears with his billautomatically suspends himself. He' isrequired to give a bankable note withhis badge as collateral.

I t is significant that the acitves tookthe step they did. On the oppositepage we publish in full a letter from aMnesicles alumnus, which is indicativeof the spirit of the alumni in generalon the n1atter. Other chapters having:the' problen1 will also find their alumnibehind them.

TO ALL CHAPTERSArrangements have been made where­

by the words "Honorary Member" nlaybe placed on the regular membershipcertificates for menlbers 0.£ that class.In ordering certificates for honorarymembers the usual form should be used,but the notation "Honorary Member"should follow the name of the menlberon the order.

The Grand C·o-uncil wishes 'to call theattention of the Chapters to ArticleVIII, Section 1 (e) of the Constitutionwhich provides that names of prospec­tive honorary nlembers must first beapproved by the Grand Council beforethey can. be elected to hono-rary mem­bership.

I t is therefore necessarv before ex­tending membership to pro~spective hon­orary members that their names and ashort description of the men and theirattainl11ents be furnished to the W. G.S. who will forward same to the W. G.E. and the W. G. A. in turn. Honorarymembership should not be extended un­til approval is given by the W. G. A.in behalf of the Grand Council.

D. P. ELY, W. G. A.

ALPHA RHO CHI FOREVERThe following scng written to the tune of

"Honeymoon Tilne" is by vVilliam, T.Townes, J\inesicles:

Alpha Rho Chi, as we stand withinthy portals,

\Ve swear to thee, Life loyalty;Living and loving divinely, tho but

mortals,Working and striving for fame to

gild thy name-We will never find a home so filled

vvith joy and laughter;Peals O'f joy resounding now from

every beam and rafter,Life in thy sphere must be like the

sweet hereafter.Forever, Alpha Rho Chi.

HAMMET1T WRITES OF HISTRIP IN THE FAR EAST

Mnesicles Charter Man WinnerHarvard Fellowship.

October 5, 1924.A P X-tune in:

This is station Ii - A - M speaking,Hongkong, China, Ralph W. Hammett,'19, br'oadcasting. I am now travelingand studying abroad on the Nelson,Robinson, Jr., Travelling Fellowship inArchi tecture from Harvard, and amhaving a wonderful time.

I sailed from Seattle, August 27th, andthus far have ken in Japan, Manila andnow in south China. I spent over aweek in Japan, which of course was notenough, though okey as far as an archi­tect is concerned. I like it. Japan is averitable garden, and I believe the J ap­anese are unconsciously the hindscapeartists of the world.

For architecture of course I foundvery little that would be applicable inAmerica; but in art goods, sculpture,etc., they have a remarkable skill andbeautiful imagination. IThey are a veryartistic people, in their dress, theirhomes, gardens, markets, everywherethere is color, proportion and yes, art.

War in China BarsI n manners, of course, they are noted

for their politeness, and if they bearany resentment towards Americans forthe Exclusion Act, I did' not see it.Believe me,' however, my quick observa­tion was that the law must never bechanged-the coolies, their morals andstandards of living will never allowthem to become Americans.

Because of the war in China I wasunable to visit North China. I spentone day in Shanghai and then on tolVIanila. I wanted to go to Peking, butit is not possible at this time. (Bro.Walter .A... Taylor, '21, Demetrios, is inWuchang, near Peking, 'as a missionaryarchitect. )

Anyway, Manila! It is a beautifulcity, especially "Intramura," the oldSpanish walled city. There I saw somany old Spanish churches and monas­taries, arnong them St. Augustine (ISi8),realize the date, built before the Pil­grim fathers landed at' Plymouth. Also,the old University is the oldest underthe American flag, as it is thirty yearsolder than Harvard.

Ham Steps Out?C'h yes, also, I saw an old girl of

mine, "Peggy O'Neill," a girl teachingin Manila and who certainly lives up toher name and the song in every respect.Yes, I had a good time in Manila.

Then I came to Hongkong, where Ishall be for a ,veek, including two daysat Canton. Hongkong is quite a mod­ern English city, while Canton is oneof the oldest cities in China. I shallnext go to India, via Singapore, andthence to Egypt, Palestine, Constanti-

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MINNE·SOTA ALUMNI TOPREPARE FOR HOUS·E

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posed of Albert MOQrman, Chairman,George F. Poulsen, W. M. Wadsworth,and the A. A. to confer with' HonoraryBrothers F. 11. Mann and Leon Arnalrelative to the plan to be followed inpreparing plans and supervising the con­struction of the new Mnesicles house.Brother Wadsworth, Anthemios, whohas been handling the realty' interestsof the chapter reported on the status ofthe' M nesicles property.

The NInesicles alumni are the first topetition the Grand Council under therevised constitution and others are ex-pected to follow. -

nople, Greece and Italy.About November 20th I shall arrive

at the American Academy in Rome,where I shall stay until April beforeseeing England, France and Spain dur­ing the next year. I am passing thruthe Orient very quickly, foHawing thepath of Architectural development, asyou can see, t<;> concentrate on Europe.

And now good 'luck, Alpha Rho Chi,in the coming year, especially Mnesicles.Good luck and the hope that your newpolicy of "every man pay his bills" wiUput the chapter on its feet. Not, under­stand me, that I have been given tounderstand that the chapter as a wholehas been off its feet; but that therehave been more men taken in duringthe last few years who have not paidall their bills. l\tfen who should neverhave been made brothers-perhaps-atleast who-not making good shouldnever have been allowed to remain­brothers. They' have taken tHat whichthey have never paid for:-we should belenient, but they should also be honest.(If this truth hurts, brothers, I'm sorry,but hope it may help to rectify awrong). A P X is not a charitable or­ganization.

Now again, good luck, high scholar­ship, top all in the interfraternity com­petitions and a new house next year.

Fraternally,"HAM."

IKTINOS ACTIVES ARESETTING OTHERS PACE(Continued From Page 1)

all the men paid for life when the chap­ter was established.

I t was the Anthemios chapter, thrutheir official delegates at the Mit;lneapo­lis convention, that at first vigorouslyopposed the idea of the life subscrip­tion plan.

But-when the details of the plan\vere explained to the Illinois delegates,they immediately 'championed the plan,and their reversal of position, their en­thusiasm for the idea, carried the con­vention.

And now, it is the Michigan activechapter that is the first to be 100 per-

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cent subscribed and without any specialeffort on the part of the staff of THEARCHI. The' men from Illinois arealos real business men.

There are now on the books the lifes'ubscriptions of 11 Anthemios actives,and 11 new pledges have plade a par­tial payment on a life subscription. ,-An­nual subscriptions came from eightother men, but they are be~ng ~rgedto

see the wisdom of paying the' balance'~saving money in the long. rU,n and beingfree forever from further petty annoy-ance by one business act. .

QUICK RESPONSE TO DATEWINS DELINQENTS CHANC:E:

Although The Archi Board in sendingout a notice the last of October de­clared that none but subscribers wouldreceive this, the fall directory issue, therapid response received in reply to thechallenge and the general spirit of themessages accompanying checks hasbrought about an extention in time.l\tIen who have put off thus far are givenanother chance.

Because of the fact that many per­haps may not have the immediate totalsum to pay their whole life subscriptiontwo partial payment plans are revealedin this issue which should bring aboutcomplete support from the men whohave not yet been heard from. Theseplans put THE ARCHI within thereach of every man in the fraternityNOW.

At \ the deadline there were 129 lifesubscriptions on record and, 38 partialpayments, a gain of 73 men in threeweeks. Anthemios lead the list with 47life and partial subscribers', including 11from pledges. Mnesiclcs was secondwith a 38 total, Jktinos third with 33,then Polyklitos vvith 18 (100 per centpaid at installation), Andronicus 13,Paeonios 10 and Demetrios seven, whileKallikrates and Dinocrates tied for lastplace with no subscriptions of any kind.

MICHIGAN UNION IS THENEXT CONVENTION' PLACE

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l\tfnesicles charter member, expires withthe convention. Th'e Mnesicles dele­gates will nominate him for re-election.Bro. Truman J. Strong, Anthemioscharter man, was re-elected W. G. E.last time, and the term of the W. G~. A.,Bro. Dwight P. Ely runs until the ~926

convention.Another problem the delegates will

probably hear a report on vvhich ,villcall for consideration is to whether ornot additional degrees are to be addedto the three present degrees. The pro­posal submitted last yeq;r would add I adegree at graduation and another laterfor honor won by a graduate. Thesetwo have met with adverse· criticismwhile those providing for specific ad­ditional degrees for honorary members

I and Master Architects seem welcome.

6 THE ARCHI'

The Grand Couneil's DirectoryCorrected to November 10, 1924~

Doak, JohnC/o Prof. White's Office,

University of Illin~is,

Urbana, Ill.Drew, E.' N.

Watseka, Ill.Dumbolton, Carl P. Ex '24

25 E. ISland,Santa Barbara, Calif.

Dunlap, Francis E. '16130 Nin'eteenth Ave.,

Maywood, Ill.Dunlap, M. E. '14

Nakoma,Madison, Wise.

*Earl, Willis C. Ex '25342 Spruce St.,

Kansas City, Mo.Field, Hartford Ex '24

4406 Greenwood Ave.,Chicago, IlL

Foe, Forrest H.Bourbon, Indiana.

Gauger, Earl \/. '23432 No. Side Y. M. C.A.,\ St. Louis, Mo.

'Griffith, C. P. '141607 Jasn1ine St.,

Denver, Colo.Hall, Po\vell S. '24'

Who kno\vs address?Hallauer, w. E. '22

C/o Board of Education,Toledo, Ohio.

Hartwell, Godfrey '181047 River Blvd.,

Wichita, Kansas.Henderson, W. T.

1003 W. ClarkUrbana, Ill.

Henk~l, A.. L.126 Lombard Ave.,

Oak Park, Ill.Hirt, E. G.

625 8th St. No.,St. Cloud, Minn.

Hougen, Elmer C.40 N. Euclid Ave.,

Indianapolis, Tnd.Hovey, Ho'ward W.

403 High St.,Waterloo, Iowa

I-Tug. Leslie G. '21Died .ruT,v 15, 1920.

Hunt, R. E. 'Who knows whereabouts?

Hunt, Valentine B.5210 N orledge Place,

Kansas City, Mo.Huntington, L. L.

C/o Y. 11:. C. A.Detroit, Mich.

Hutton, Clifford W. Ex'191027 Da\vson St.

Waterloo, Iowa.Hylen, H. A. Ex. '19. 1810 N .. Keeler Ave.,

Chicago, Iq.

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MNESICLES CHAPTER

DE'METRIOS CHAPTER

Rowland, Wirt C.800 Marquette Bldg.,

Detroit, Mich.

Baumer, Herbert169 East Lane Ave.,

Columbus, Ohio.Bradford, ]. N.

55 E. Oakland Ave.,Columbus, Ohio.

Chubo, Charles St. J.237 17th Ave.,

Columbus, Ohio.Ronan, Wilbert C.

14 Twelfth Ave.,Colun1bus, Ohio.

::>mith, Howard D.1891 Devon Road,

Columbus, Ohio.

*Arnal, Leon E.2006 Second Ave. S.,

11inneapohs, MInn.Burton, S. Chatwood

Faculty Club, U. of M.,Minneapolis, Minn.

Holman, William F.56 Clarence Ave.,

Minneapolis, Minn.

lvlann, Frederick M.202 Ridgewood, Ave.,

1JIinneapolis, Minn.

Johnson, Carl E.919 Locust,

Philadelphia, Pa.

ALumnl-rlSSo,ciateANTHEMIOS CHAPTER

Abbitt, M. A. '23VV ho knows address?

Aaarns, E. 1<5l~ So. 35th St.,

Omaha, Nebraska.Arrasmith, W. S.

L120 Slaughter! Louisville, Ky.

Baihe, Robert Mills11.7 l'welfth St.,

Ames, Iowa.Bartley, ]. S.

608 Elm St.,Waterloo, Iowa.

Battles, 'D. D.Argenta, Ill.

Bauer, Leo M. '141103 U niori- Trust Bldg.,

Detroit, Mich.Beidler, Herbert B.

813 Ulmer Bldg.,Cleveland, Ohio

*Benson, Arthur E.5520 Glenwood Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.Bentley, E. F~

73_3 EvansChicago, Ill.

Bishop, \"'1. G.23 Hill Ave.,

Highland Park, Mich.*Boonstra, Samuel P. '16

Sheridan Beach,Michigan City, Ind.

Bryan, R. E.2306 N. Alabama St.,

Indianapolis, Ind.Budina, Adolph O.

618 10th St.,Wilmette, Ill.

*Cheever, H. C.321 So. 6th Ave.,

Bozeman, Mont.Christ~n. L. H.

529 Dickson Bldg.,Nf) ..tolk, Va.

Connett, W. L.1726 Ashland Ave.,

Baker, Prof. C. F. St. Toseph, Mo.3474 Whitfield Ave., Cow~ill, C.H.'

Cincinnati, Ohio. 126 N. Riverside Drive,~arr, Harold A. ,A rnes. Iowa.

500 Dudley Ave., Crawford, Louis N.\1enice, Calif. 500 E. Cypress,

Dehner, Walter L. Santa Maria, Calif.College Box 446 Cneedon, J. F.

K: S. A. C., , 2887 California Ave.Manhattan, Kansas. Onlaha, Nebraska.

*\Veigel, Prof. Paul Deuchler, G. H:1204 Fremont St. 336 Mercantile Bldg.,

Manhattan, Kansas. Altrora, Ill.* Life subscription paid.

I3ald~in, C. M.357 W. 52nd St.,

Los Angeles, Calif.*Garnsey, Julian A.

Los Angeles, Calif.*Parkinson, Donald B.

Los l\ngeles, Calif.Weatherhead, A. C.

Who knows, address?tWinslow, Carleton M.,

921 Van Nuys Building,Los Angeles, Calif.

ANDRONICU~ CHAPTER

*Gilbert, Cass244 Madison Ave.,

New York, N. 'Y,.

1-1onorary-FacuityANTHEMIOSCHAPTER

Blackall, C. H.20 Beacon St.,

B'oston, Mass.Bullard, George Wesley

622 Provident Bldg.,Tacoma, Wash.

Fanning, Ralph198 16th Ave.,

Columbus, OhiotKellogg, J. M.

Dept. of Archt, U. of K.,.Lawrence, Kansas.

Kimball, Apen Holmes1117 Duff Ave.,

Ames, Iowa.Llewellyn,' J. C.

First Nat'l Bank Bldg.,Chicago, Ill.

Marsh, M. F.Who knows whereabouts?

*Newcolnb, Rexford405 W. Green St.,

Urbana, Ill.Postle, D. E. Sr.,

129 N. Plymouth Blvd.,Los Angeles, Calif.

Provine, L. H.506 S. Lincoln,

Urbana, III.*White Stanley

3 Saffer Court,Urbana, Ill.

IKTINOS CHAPTER

Master ArchitectANTHEMIOS CHAP~ER

Ricker, Dr. N. CliffordDied March 19, 1924,

MNESICL,ES CHAPTER

,Boynton} Louis H.Died April 19, 1924.

Barnes, Ernest H.Travelling in Europe.

Cr6ss, Herbert· R.l\ddress Unknown.

Kinlball, FiskeC/o New York University,

New York City.*Lorch, Emil

718 Church,Ann A-rbor, Mich.

'Makielski, Leon A.R. F. D. 5, Geddes Rd.,

Ann Arbor, Mich.Rousseau, Albert J.

319 E. Jefferson,Ann Arbor, Mich.

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Cleland, Eugene T. '24Box 214, Poland, Ohio

Cohagen, Chandler C. '19Box 1305, Billings, Mont.

Coleman, Asa F.711 Market St.,

'-logansport. Ind.Colter, Max Ex '22

9339 Yellowstone,Detroit, Mich.

Coryell, Abram B.2004 Ferry Park Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Cottrell, Don M.

1505 Lee Place,Detroit, Mich.

Cowin, Julian R. '2.60 W. Euclid Ave.,Detroit, Mich.

Creager, Clifford H.223 Lyon St. S. E.,

Grand Rapids, Mich.Crowe, Charles A. '14

217 Hampden Ave. S. E.,Grand Rapids, Mich.

Davenport, Ward A. Ex '23424 S. Main,

Ann Arbor, Mich.Demmon, Ralph W. '23

1035 So. Main,Ann Arbor, Mich.

*Ditchy, Clair W. '11 '152631 Woodward Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Du Bois, D. Burr Ex '25

Mason, Mich.Dudman, Arthur F.

2739 Channing Way,Berkeley, Calif.

Everson, G. P. Ex'168835 Wilson Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Fanning, William S. Ex'll

5700 Trumbull Ave.,Detroit, 1Iich.

Farley, Howard L.71 Blaine Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Fisher, Robert C. '12

1826 Emmett St.,Omaha, Nebraska.

Foskett, Lieut. Jos. N.Sub. S-12, U. S. Navy,

C/o Postmaster,. New York, N. Y.

Franks, John B. '17111 Fourth Ave.,

Leavenworth, Kansas.Jry, Lynn W. '17

318 N. Ingalls,Ann Arbor, Mich.

Gaizke, Albert R.' '19Died 1920.

Gray, Howard102 Circle Road,Syracuse, N. Y~

Hall, Robert C. Ex'141028 Broadway,

Albany, N. Y.Hamer, Hira~ J.

1036 Book Bldg.,Detroit, Mich.

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Weatherford, H. L.6217 Ellis Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.Webb, Brent G.

Died May 24, 1924.Whitten, George A.r

1043 Rush St.,Chicago, III.

Wiersema, Harry A.622 Goodwyn St.,

Memphis, Tenn.Wildermuth, ]. H.

209 Lee Bldg.,Gary, Indiana.

Young, John R.Who Knows Whereabouts?

Young, G. B. '244406 Greenw,ood Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.Zent, L. Dale .

1001 Seventh St.,South Bend, Ind.

Ziemann, H. J.270 46th St.,

1Iilwaukee, Wis.

Abbott} Harold B.Died 1920.

Ainsworth, Robert H.254 No. Mentor St.,

Pasadena, Calif.Anderson, Lester F. Ex. '13

224 Drexel Ave'.,Detroit, Mich.

Andrus, Frank B.71 B laine Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Badger, Percival A.

3311 Portland Ave.,Minneapolis, Minn.

Bailey, Ervin719 Church St.,

Ann Arbor, Mich.Battin, Howard H.

71 Blaine Ave.,Detroit, Mich.

Benjamin, Glenn H.479 W. Willis,

Detroit, Mich.Bauer} L. J. Ex. '19Died in France} Nov. 13 1918.

Berg, Arnold B. '16.118 25th Ave. W.,

Duluth, Minn.Rrewe, Clarence B.

1311 Pennsylvania Ave.,· Detroit, Mich.

Buehrer, Clifford C.1061 Ferdinand Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Burdick, Lorence B.

1502 Grand Ave.,Kalamazoo, Mich.

Burdick, Willis B.1403 Grand Ave.,

Kalamazoo, MichCampbell, Walter F.

425 State St.,Alpena, Mich.

Chamberlain, Leo M. Ex '24. Chalmers, Indiana.Cheffy,- George L.

64L E. Main,Barnesville, Ohio.

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Postle, Geo. R.501 W. Patterson Ave.,

Glendale, Calif.Purcell, J. S. '24

3815 Bellesplaine Ave.,Chicago, Ill.

Ritts, Charles L.1409 Main St.,

Keokuk, Iowa.*Rohn, Fred A.

3000 Grand River Ave.,Detroit, Mich.

tRound,s Fred G.1308 Maiden Lane,

Pullman, Wash.Russett, Jasper P.

Who knows address?Schmidt, Lorentz '13

516 4th Natl. Bank Bldg.,Wichi-ta, Kansas.

Sedgley, Arlos R.603 Citizens Bank

Los _Angeles, Cali f.Sense} Lieut. W. J.} wounded,

Died in France} July 27} 191~.

Snyder, W. A.Who knows address?

Somdel, D.A.1624 Jackson Ave.,

New Orleans, La.,*Strong, Truman J.

10 Coventry Court,Dubuque, Iowa.

S~ubenrauch, E. A.629 No. 8th St.,

Sheboygan, Wis.Stuhr, H. W.

1911 S. Elmwood,Ber,vyn, Ill.

Stuhr, Willianl1003 12th SL.,

Rock Island, Ill.Sutherd, C. E.

Milliken University,Decatur, Ill.

Tanner, John R. '16C/o Guarantee Trus't Co.,No.1 Rue des Italiens

Paris, France.Tanner, T. S.

523 W. Maple, .Lansing. 11ich.

Thiele, R. H.La :Mesa, Calif.

l'homas, G. H.?vI urdoch Bldg.,

Wichita, Kansas.ThorucL Bertram M.

3340 Wilson Ave.,Chicago, Ill.

Tour. Harry B.1613 4th ·St.,

Jackson. Mich.Van Vuren. F. S.

Sevmo'ur, Wis.Wadsworth, W. M.

2525 Dupont Ave. So.,Minneapolis, Minn.­

Waggoner, Arthur M.125 Summit Ave.,

Decatur, Ill.Waggoner, Karl M. '17

111 Independence Ave.,Waterloo, Iowa.

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Janes, Milo Ex '231911 S. Elmwood

Berwyn, Ill.Jordan, R. L.

911-18 Cen. Sav. Bk. Bldg.C/o Wm. Bowman Co.,

Denver, Colo.Juline, Carl '21

3786 So. Vermont St.,Los Angeles, Calif.

Keck, G. F.C/o Dept of Archt, U. of Ill.

Champaign, Ill.Kendall, David A. '24

1858 E. 70th St.,Cleveland, Ohio

Knemeyer, E. F.Mason, Nevada.

Kober, Edgar 1. Ex'18528 Glenvvood Ave.,

Grand Rapids, l\!Iich.Lackey, K. L..

211 W. Jefferson St.,Plymouth, Indiana.

Lee, Arthur '20726 5th St.,

Hudson, Wis.Lerch, Edward '17

515 27th St.,Rock Island, Ill.

Lindeberg, Geo. 1,. '1811 No. 4th Ave.,

Maywood, Ill.Lutps, G. W.

310 No. HarvardLos A ngeles, Calif.

McCune, Howard A.4Li_16 Easton Av.e,

St. Louis, Mo.Mottern, H. N.

\Vho Kno"\us Whnreahouts?Ne,~rcomb, Ed,vin E. '21

517 W. OrmsbyLouisville Ky.

to'Donnell, Thomas E. '131006 Garfield Ave.,

Urbana, Ill.Olso.n, Raymond 1., '24

4242 N. Keystone' .A.ve.,Chicago, Ill.

C'verend, H. G. '1726'25 E. Douglas Ave.,

Wichita, Kansas.Ov~rend, W . .L

Edelstein, Illinois.*Parr, Harold L.

416 3rd St.,Jackson, 1!Iich.

Patterson, J. J. '17312 Knoblock St.,

Stillwater, Okla.*Pfeifer, R. J.

Sheboygan F.alls, Wis.-*Phdlips, Andrew S. '23

2203 Prairie Ave.,11attoon, Ill.

Pickett, Arthur D. Ex '23, 40 N. Euclid,

Indianapolis, Ind.Pinkley, James P. Ex'17

2127 Bridge Ave.,Davenport, Iowa.

Postle, David E., Jr. '23123 N. Plvmouth Blvd.,

Los An-geles, Calif.-

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DEMETRIOS CHAPTER., .

Albrecht, S. Fred '222660 Demming Ave.,

Columbus, Ohio.Arnold, J. N.

C/o Wysong & Jones,Architects,

Charleston, W. Va.Ayers, R. D.

Celina, 0 hio.Axline, Dean W.

415 W. 118th St.,New York City

Bacon, C. H. Ex '23734 Union St.,

Appleton, Wis.Badgley, Clarence D.' '23

415 W. 118th St.,New York City.

Baker, John H. '14'3648 Zinsle Ave.,

Cincinnati, Ohio.Beem ]. T.

Pataskala, Ohio.Black, J os. ]. '24

415 W. 118th St.,Nevv ·York. N. Y.

Bolinger, Donald D. '20614 .Grafton Ave.,

Davton, 0 hio.Brand, Thomas E. '18

1986 Fairmont i\ve.,Columbus, Ohio.

Brelndenbach, Wm. F. '22160 Illinois Ave.,

Dayton, Ohio.Bre'wer, Arthur S. '16

Waynshurg, Ohio.Brock, Loren G. '18

5864 TuEan Ave.,Indianapolis, Ind.

Burike. Ernst, Spec. '22222 So. Lo"rrv Ave.,~nrin gfield,Ohlo~

Bn1ford, George E.Beechwold, N. High St.,

Columbus, Ohio.*Canlpbell, Leo R. '13

1300 Burnham Bldg.,Ch1cago, Ill.

Carr. HO\\Tard E. '151006 So. 3rd Ave.,

1vfaY~Tood. Ill.Carter, l\1arions A. '17

604 E. Rich St.,Columbns, Ohio.

Clark, John' C.218'" j\tlap:e St.,

Sidney, OhioCloud, Charles W. '17

527 W. Town St.,Columbus, Ohio.

Cool, Calvin H.119 Henry St.,

Dayton, Ohio.Dunham, Charles F. Jr. '16

220 H vde Park AV6.,Tam-pa, Florida.

East, John D. '1887 Woodruf Ave.,

Brooklyn,. N. YEggert, Efflo E. '23

190 East 14th A.ye.,Columbus,Ohio.~ .

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San Antonio, ~exas.

Sloman, A. L.LJied ~n France ofPneunLonia, 0 ct. .17, 1918.

Smith, C. M.Lewistown, Mont.

Sprague, Glen K. Ex'171638 Dime Bank Bldg.,

Detroit, Mich.Stanley, H. R.

115 Park Terrace,Ann Arbor, lVlich.

Stanton, F. C.64· North Ave.,

Highland Park, Mich.Stone, Orrin F.

380 S. Hudson St.,Bungalow No.3.

Pasadena, Calif.Stone, VV'm. H.

71 Blaine Ave.,Detroit, Mich.

Straight, Eugene D.479 W. Willis Ave.,

Detroit, l\1ich.Thornton, John C.

502 Laurel St.,Royal Oak, Mich.

TrulTI. Hernlan, J.4416 Ninth Ave.,

Vvrashington, D. C.Van Keppel, Gerald W.

C/o Continental Motors Co.,Muskegon, Mich.

Venman, Vernon L.1635 W. Buena Vista,

Detroit, Mich.Voorhees, LOUIS F.

511 First St.,CharI6tt~sville, Va.

Wachter, Horace W.650 Lincoln Ave.,

Toledo, OhioWaldo, L. H .

1530 Hamilton,Detroit, Mich.

Ware, Richard254 No. Mentor St.,

Pasedena. Cali f.Waring, Roger L. .

I 3639 Amherson Ave.,Hyr1 e Park East,

Cincinnati, Ohio.Westbrook, Roland S.

10 Genessee Court,Utica, N. Y.

Whitney, Raymond J. Ex'12163 La Salle' Ave.. R. No.5,

Royal Oak, }\1ich.Williams. David H.

505 Gr;s,vold St.Detroit. Mich.

*Williams, George608 E. Madison,

Ann Arbor, Mich.Wilson, J o'seph R.

502 Eatserday,Sault Ste 1;[arie, Mich..

Young, George F. '1436 Peterhoro St., Suite 3,

Boston, Mass.Zi·mnlermann, John ].

71 Blaine Ave.,Detroit, Mich.

subscription paid.

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1tlcColl, John A. '16939 Scribner Ave. N. W.,

Grand Rapids, Mich.McConkey, George M. '14

1925 Berkshire Road,Ann Arbor, Mich.

*McLaughlin, Wilfred P. '24699 So. 4th Ave.,Niles, NIich.

*Mildner, Eric C.2524 Field Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Miller, Robert F.

9S Pleasant St.,INevvton Centre, Mass.

*Nlorse, Frederic J.3950 Pine Grove Ave.,

Chicago, 111.*Murphey, Thomas B. Ex '23

388 11ain St.,Buffalo, N. Y.

Naser, Alfred R.518 Bu'ckhannon Ave.,

Clarksburg, W. Va.*Neger, Isaac _

224 Osborn Terrace,Newark,N. J.

Northrup, Cecil A.954 Front Ave.,

Grand Rapids, Mich.Olsen, R .. B.

Box 382~ Owasso, Mich.Pearl, Walter W. Ex '17

1038 Kalamazoo Ave. S. E.Grand Rapids, Mich.

Perkins, Raymond C.543 Woodland Ave.,

Ferndale, 11:ich.Perry, Leo 1.

Durand, l\1:ich.Pine, Harold E.

3541 Baker Ave.,Detroit, Mich.

Rav, Laurence T.844 E. University,

Ann Arbor, Mich.Richardson, George. L.

2S.t; Pine St.,,}\,femphis, Tenn.

Rinnge, Warren L.1232 Hope St.,

Grand Rapids. 1,fich.Rogers. Maurice V.

71 Blaine St.,Detroit, ·l\1ich.

Rose. Charles C.226 Levergood St.,

Johnstown, Penn.Routier, Glen E.

569 Englewood,Detroit. Mich.

*Salmon, Roger W.2912 Brighton Ave.,

Los AngelelS, Calif.Sarvis, Lewis J.

32 Lathrop Ave.,'Battle Creek, .Mich.

Schmitz, Herbert D.2205 W. Euclid Av., Apt. 107,

Detroit, Mich.Schubert, E. G.

1358 Vermont St.,11arysvi'lle, Mich.

Sherman,' Roger W.526 S. Division,

i\nn Arbor, l\1ich.* Life

H·ammond, Maurice E..8448 14th St.,

Detroit, Mich.Harley;. Fre'd 1\11. 'l4

60 \i\l. Euclid Ave.,I)etroit, Mich.

Henninger, ChesterG. '17'125 Marine St.,

St. Augus~ine, Fla.Herrick, Ralph B. . Spec. '21

7340 W. Genesee St.,Lansing, Mich.

Holmes, Samuel L., Jr., '151137 Putnam Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.Hornberger, H. W.

418 Haynes St.,Sandusky, Ohio.

Ho\ve, HubertF. Ex'152451 Nlonterey Ave.,

Detroit, Mich.H udnut', loseph

University of Virginia,Charlottesville, Va.

Hull, C'. W.4212 .17th. St.,

Detroit, Mich.H u-tch-ins) 'Russell C. '18

D.eceased.It/vin, Arthur C.

5342 Cornell Ave.,Chicago, .Ill.

Je\vefl, Joh'n B. '1597 Philadelphia,

Detroit, Mich.Johnston, Conrad S. Ex '25

6415 Langley Ave.,Chicagq, Ill.

Keliher, Lester J. 11. '14601 E. Capitol Ave.,

L~ttle Rock, Ark.Kellogg, Dixon B.

C/o Howard C.Crane,. Archit.ect, Huron Bldg.,

Detroit, Mich.Kenyon, J, D. . '17

]O~6 Rook Rldg.,Det'roit, 1f;,ch.

Kideney, James W. '21874 Elmwood Ave.,

Buffalo, N. Y.Kiefer, Har'old 11. '20

6151 Hecla Ave.,Detroit, Mich.

Kljne. Edward L. '23641 5 . Langley Ave.,'

Chicago, 111.*Krieghoff, ~dwin Ex'12

1111 Nottingham Road,Grosse Pointe, Mich.

Kuhns, J. H. Jr.Who kno,vs address?

Latimer, '0. W.5] 2 S. 14th St.E.,

Cedar Rapids, Io'wa.Lentz, Walter E. '11

9467 W. Fort St.',Detroit, Mich.

Lind, George J. '17345 So. Rampart Blvd.,

Los Angeles, Calif.tLuckham, Alger W.

924 Sylvan Ave., ..Ann Arbor, 1·:[ich.

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GaS~ Donald W.=1- t. Clair Ave.,

East Liverpool, Ohio.Gleach, Frederick E. Ex '20

854 Heyle Ave.,Columbus, Ohio.

Godsall, Harrison E.1714 So. HighSt.,

Columbus, Ohio.Hardman, Berkeley R. '20

914 Inyo St.,Berk~ley, Calif.

Hilton, E('gar 1. Ex '24J all1estown, Ohio.

tHursh, Harold S. '2157 E'-.lc1i ri Ave.,

11ansfield" Ohio.Hoffman. Herbert O.

144 Race St.,Ashland, Ohio

Keller, John G. '22294 E. 9th Ave.,

Columbus, Ohio..Kennedy, John F.

]90 Fourteenth Ave.,Columbus, Ohio.

Kilgore, LC'~ter W. '1311199th St. N. W.,

Canton, Ohio.Killian, Vennard P.

9410 W. Spring St.,Lima, Ohio

Knorr, Glen W.2324 Detroit Ave.,

Toledo, Ohio~

t Krob, Russell 11. '23415 W. 118th St.,

. \ New York CityLetson, HO\!\Tard E.

424 14th Ave.,C-olumbus, Ohio

Lewis, Robert A. '22130 Parkway Ave.,

Hart~Tell, Cincinnati, O.Lorentz, R. V.

2111 Summit St.,Columbus, Ohio.

Lovejoy, Herman \l\.'. Ex '231850 So. Wilton Place

Los Angeles, Calif.1\1ag-ee, Bronson R. '13

17S6 Avalon Road,Cleveland, Ohio.

, 11aGinnis, Edwin 11. '17702 Walbridge Ave.,

Toledo. Ohio.*1/1arkey, Paul E. '13

3548 E. 161st St.,Clt>veland, Ohio.

11artin, Francis C.Who kno'ws whereabouts?

11athias, Clarence A.644 Rider Ave.,

Akron, Ohio.

McllIahon, Robert A. '21681 Gilbert St.,

Columbus, Ohio.Moore, Downie W. '14-

67 S. Ohio Ave.,Columbus, Ohio.,

. Mo'rrow, Roger B. '14240 E. State St.,

Columbus, Ohio.11ullay, William F.

410 W. 28th St.,Los Angeles, Calif.

N eubrecht, Rupert H. '161i5 Adams St.,

Ann Arbor, Mich.*Oakley, Clyde T. '13

3556 Avalon Road,Cleveland, Ohio.

*Oman, Galen F. '203192 ,Aldrich Ave.,

Colunlbus, Ohio.Osborn, Milton S. '22

415 W. 118th St.,New York City

Outland, Lieut. George W.3732 wIunitions Bldg.,

Washington, D. C.Perkins, EHlas E.

207 Brighton Road,ColuIn bus, Ohio.

Pettit. \\Talter E.72 Clintoil Hts. Ave.,

Columbus, Ohio.Piersche, John N. Jr. Ex '22

]50 W. Maynard Ave.,Columbus, Ohio.

Raney, John. IZ. '153] 6 W. Wooster St.,

Bovvling GrE'en, Ohio.Rejch~r(l, Harry F. '13

2302 No. 4th St.,Colunl bus. Ohio.

Renick, Benj. F.191 Oakland Ave.,

Colunlhus, Ohio.Requarth, Earl L. '15

145 Salem Ave.,Davton, Ohio. ;

Rockafielrl, Robt. I., Elf 'It}Died Mrwch '25, 1917.

Shied, George,Died December, 191~.

Ross, M.F . '2J2660 Demming Ave.,

Columbus, Ohio.Scheuneman, C. W. '18

Died 1921.Schoen, Harold 1. Ex '23

5901 Lowell Ave.,Indianapolis ,Ind.

Shumaker, Ross E. '1614 Enterprise St.,

~aleigh, N.' C.Smith, F. Leo '16

137 S. High St.,11arion, Ohio.,

Smith, Gordon L.645 E. 5th St.,

Chattanooga, Tenn.Snyder, George W.

Carey, Ohio.Spencer, Irvin B.

1077 Wyandotte, Road,R. No.4, Grandview,Colunlbu~, Ohio.

Swan, Verne S.Sherburne, N. Y.

Taggart, Paul H.60 S. Van Lear St.,

Dayton, Ohio.Taylor, Walter A. '21

Boone University,Wuchang, China.

Teach, Max K.2223 W. Neil Ave.,

Columbus, OhioI'homas, Joseph E. '24

1096 Wilson Ave.,.1JIarion, Ohio

Toothaker, Fred -B.Who KnoV\Ts Whereabouts?

Trapp, Clarence J. '18\ 1563 E. Rich St.,

COlllElbus, Ohio.*Vietmeier, Edward H. '17

Box 172,Sandl1sky, Ohio.

Wegner, George W. '2115445 I-lilliarcl Road,

Lakevvood, Ohio.Wells, John C. '14

14719 Armin Ave.,Lakewood, Ohio.

Wesinger, John F.617 Sandusky St.,

Ashland, Ohio.Whitehouse, Frank E.

Pitt Stadium,Pittsburg, Pa.

Wood, D. E.114 13th Ave.,

Columbus, OhioW'~od, Paul L. '23

357 Miller Ave., .Columbus, Ohio.

Worthley, M. L. Ex '26Bay 'Tillage, Ohio

Youst, Claude W.Shepard, Ohio.

MNESICLES CHAPTER.

Adams, Edward H. '21R. R. 2, Linden Hills Sta.,

Minneapolis, 1vIinn.Allbee, S. Pierce '16

Died 1918.Anderson, Elbert E. Ex '23

\Vho Knows Whereabouts?And2rson, Milton J. '20

2701 West Fourth St.,Duluth, ~vfinn.

Anderson, Milton L. 1'21661 Shatto Place,

I~os Angeles, Calif.Backstrom, E. F. C. '24

1692 Princeton A..ve.,St. Paul, Minn.

Bakken, Larry H. '224819 29th Ave. So.,

Minneapolis, . Minn.tBarnum, Charles R. '24

405 Laura Ave.,Peoria, Ill.

t Beeman, Ogden F. Ex '24Arch. Dept. Wash. State Col.,

Pullman, Wash.Berghult,' Herman E. Ex 'Z3

4723 W. 5th St.,Duluth, Minn.

Blessley, Rowland W. Ex 'IIMiddletown Air Int. Depot

Middletown, Penn.*Bonsall, Wallace C. '24

19 Centre Street,Cambridge, Mass.

Boxmeyer, Roy F. Ex '2J1358 W. 29th St.,

Los Angeles~ Calif.Brown, Floyd W. '17

3500 First Ave. So.,lVIinneapolis, Minn.

Buckhout, Donald H. '17601 Gardner Bldg.,

Toledo, Ohio~

Buenger, Edgar '191715 Jefferson St.,

St. Paul, l\1inn.Burton, H. Lee Ex '22

45 Upton Ave. No.,Minneapolis, Minn.

Campbell, Donald Ex '22C/o' The Equitable T'rllstCo. of N ew York,

Bush House,Aldwych W. C. 2,London, England

Carjala, Chester L. Ex '251358 W.· 29th St.,

Los ",t\ngeles, Calif.tClark, J. Gordon, Ex'18

Rockville. Minn.Corwin, John R. Ex '2J

1621 11arshall Ave.,St. Paul, Minn.

Dahl, George L. '202813 Bryant Ave. So.,

l\tIinneapolis, Minn.Damberg, Paul S. '21

710 Jones St.,Eveleth, Minn.

Damberg, Rueben P. '21710 Jones St.,

Eveleth, Minn.Dassett, Myron R. Ex '17

C/o Credit Lyonais,19 Rue des I tali ens,

Paris, France.David, ~oger H. '19

351 Baker St.,S1. Paul, Minn.

*Davidson, H. MacD. Ex '201611 Madison St.,,'La 'Crosse, Wis.

Deane, George B. 'I'2712 W. 43rd St.,

Minneapolis, Minn...Didriksen, -~hi1ip H. I '11

4956 lv1cPhersoti A.ve.,St. Louis, Mo.

Dock, Che~ter .T. '22132 So. iOtq St.,

Minneapolis, 1l[inn.*Do\i\Ter, Harold L. Ex '27

Staples, Minn.Dunn, Howard F. Ex '25

1692 Princeton Ave.,St. Paul, Minn.

Elfstrum, Fritz O. Ex '24Carlton, Minn.

Ellingsen, Willeck E. Ex '11911 23rd Ave. W.,

Duluth, Minn.t Partial payment made.

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Loving, Charles M. Ex '251212 W. Main St.,

Charlottsville, Va..Makiel~ki, Stanislaw J. '22

Varsity Hall, U. of V.,University, Va.

Via, Harold A. Ex '26921 Cherry Ave.,

Charlottsville, Va.

ANDRONICUS CHAPTER

Andersen, George C. '241358 W. 29th St.,

Los Angeles, Cali£.Baker, A. D. Ex '24

Who Knows Whereabouts?Banks, Lionel C. '24

1358 W. 29th St.,Los Angeles, Cali f.

Bartels, Donald L. '23R. F. D. Box 103,

Downey, Calif.Bissell, George A. Ex '25

1358 W. 29th St.,Los Angeles, Calif.

Cra\yford. Rovvland H. Ex'242371 ThoD1pson St.,

Los Angeles, Calif.Cundiff, Stanley M. '24

\Vho kno\ys address?Ingles, Glen '23

1358 \V. 29th St.,Los An gel es. Calif.

Luncteherg, \Villiam '241353 \V. ~9~h St.,

Los ~Ang-eles. Calif.1\laosen.· ~[errill ~. '26

1358 W. 29th St.,Los Angeles, Calif.

Sandell, Charles E.657 ]Oth St.,

San Brenardino, Calif.Silviu.s, Paul E. '23

2923 So. Hobart Blvd.,Los ~A.ngeles, Calif.

Webb, J. Bert Ex '253955 So. Hobart Blvd.,

Los Angeles, Calif.[i[l enzell) Gervase K. Ex )24

Dz'ed Ma:y 4) 1924Willhide, Paul E. Ex '24

1200 W. 37th Place,Los Angeles, Calif.

PAEONIOS CHAPTER.

*A.ll~en~ing, Leonard '26Kiowa, Kansas

Ashcraft, vVilliam A.3/02 \Tictor Ave.Kan~as City, ~o.

Byers, Lavvrence '22901 Carter Ave.,

Wichita, Kansas.tChase, \Tolney A. '23

503 E. 6th St.,Bloomington, Ind.

Elliott, Dean A.\Nho know's address?

Hartgroves, Willianl J. '24110 Cedar Ave.,

TaI11 pa, Fla.*Tbach, Gerald A. '26

407 'No. 4th St.,Ponca City, Okla.

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11unson, Willard 1. Ex '24Mabel, Minn.

Olsen, Clarence J.38.i Forest Ave.,

:Nluskegon, J\lIich.Olson, W'illiam A.

1358 W. 29th St.Los_ Angeles, Calif.

Papenthein, Roy O. '21C/o Velguth & Papenthien,7th floor, J\lerrill Bldg.,

Milwaukee, Wis.*Peterson, Harold R.

3611 Twelfth Ave. So.,NIinneapolis, Minn.

*Peterson, Vernon E. Ex '273329 Cedar A.ve.,

1tlinneapolis, J\!linn.Poulsen, George F.

1455 Randolph St.,St. Paul, Minn.

Prudden, George H. '17Stout All J\!letal Airplane Co.

Detroit, Mich.RaJgland, Arnold I.

4213 Park Ave.,Minneapolis, Minn.

*R06t, Frank R.24 21st St.,

Wheeling, W. Va.Ruddy, Arthur H.

2410 Dupont Ave. So.,1\linneapolis, Minn.

*Strong, Sidney M. Ex '20Atwater, Minn.

Stewart, George A. Ex '21207 Pittsburgh Bldg.,

St. Paul, Minn.Thelander, Adolph F. Ex '23

3611 Bryant .A.ve. So.,l\1inneapolis, Minn.

To dnes, William T. '251529 University Ave. S. E.,

lVIinneapolis, Minn.Townsend, Marion]. Ex '20

D.onald, Wash.*Witherspoon, Wm.]. Ex '27

t)~b vrand Ave.,St. Paul, Minn.

Wright, Stewart V. 4

1602 James St.,St. Paul, Minn.

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University, Va.Brown, Ogden W.

405 N: 1st St.,Charlottsville, Va.

Dent, Lucie;J\J1..Nlemphis, Tenn.

Dixon, Irving W .William and lVlary College,

W illiatlls burg, Va.Everhart, Eccles f). Ex '23

60 L Jones St.,High Point, N. C.

Farrar, W. C.51 Church St.,

Notley, N. ].Hodgkins, E. K.

C/o J. A.. Salter, Archt.,Raleigh, N. C.

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tKleinschmidt, Florian A. '20J22 Humboldt St.,

Manhattan, Kansas.*Kleinschmidt, Armin- R. '22

416 W. Given St.,Mankato, Minn.

*King, Harvey M.111.5 So. 4th Ave.,

Louisville, Ky.Korslund,Harry J.

19 Centre St.,Cambridge, Mass.

*Krapp, Harry P.226 Iglehart Ave.,

St. Paul, 1\linn.Kropp, Erhard ].

707 7th Ave. S.,St. Cloud, Minn!

Kreinkamp, Herbert A. '221100 W. Eighth,

Los Angeles, Calif.Kreinkamp, Linton H.

·1344 Florida St.,Long Beach, Calif.

Larson, Edvvin232;;~ S. Snelling Ave.,

St. PaUl, J\llinn.*Leonard; Henry O.

1023 18th Ave. S. E.,Minneapolis, Minn.

Lounsberry, Paige H. Ex '24Who Knov/s vVhereabouts?

Loye, Edwin 11. '203 N assington Road N V\l3

London, Er'glandLundeberg, William Ex '23

Transferred to Andronicus.Lunke, James R. Ex '25

5036 15th Ave. N. E.,Seattle. Wash.

tLyon, Glenn H.630 Coit Ave. N. E.,

Grand Rapids, Mich.MacKenzie, Harry F. Ex '25

526 West 23rd St.,Proctor, Minn.

Mac(~regor, Walter ·F. Ex'163310 ,Nicollet Ave.,

Minneapolis, 1vfinn.~!cG~e, Richard, A.

Stout Institute,Menomonie, Wis.

McGowan, Samuel F. Ex '274816 Harriet Ave. So.,

Minneapolis. 1\J1inn.1·far1sen, 11[errill 11. Ex '25

1'ransferred to Andronicus.Magnuson, Elhler]. Ex '23

3107 Park Ave.,.Minneanolis, Minn.

Melander, Albin R.Trayell~ng in Europe.

Moore, Nor-man R. Ex '231073 12th Ave. S. E.,

·JVlinneapolis, 1\;1':nn.Mixer, Walter R.

1149 Ravmond Ave.,Sf. Pinl, Minn.

~Ioorman, Albert Jr.16"15 Stanford Ave.,

St. Paul, Minn.t J\!Joor.11l~n, .Frank S.

723 Goodrich. ~Ave.,.

St. Panl, Minn.Life

Ellison, Donald H. Ex '202517 Emerson Ave. So.,

'.Minneapolis, Minn.Fraser, George , '19

Dept. of Archt.,Cornell U niv.,

Ithaca, N. Y.Gerlach, Henry C. Jr. '22

414 N. 4th St.,Mankato, Minn.

Gilman, Howard B. '173417 .Park Ave.,

Minneapolis, Minn.Graf, Donald T. '22/

19 Centre St.,Cambridge, Mass.

*Grisdale,John T.- 3733 12th Ave. S.,

Minneapolis, Minn.G~ossmann,Fred. R. Ex '26

1529 University Ave. S. E.,Minneapolis, Minn.

*GulleOtte, Robert Ex '272522 No!· E. Fillmore,

M inneapo.lis. Minn.Haines., HowardN. '22

Who knows address?HamJllett, Ralph W. '19 "

C/o American ....-\cademy,Rome, Italy

Hennessey, Richard, F. '232428 Aldrich Ave. So.,

~J1inneapolis, Minn.Holien, I~'dvvard O. '23

1014 Broadway,Fargo, N. D.

Holien, Gilman C. Ex '251248 Marshall Ave.,

St. Paul, Minn.*Ingemann, William 1\1. Ex'19

639 Endicott Bldg.,.St. PaUl, Minn.

Ingles, Glenn Ex '22Transferred to Andronicus.

Ingbritsen, Arnold I..: Ex. '231] 29 Lake' Bou levan-t,

Albert; L·ea, Minn.Isted, T. Elwood '24

Rohhinsdale, ~{inn.*Jennlngs, Herbert K. J. Ex '27

135 Rochelle Ave.,.Wissachickon,

Philadelphia, Pa.J errard, Ralston Ex '18

549 Dayton Ave.,St. Paul, Minn.

J ohannson, Folke C. '261248 Kimmerley Ave.,

Iron Mountain, Mich.John, Edward O. Ex '19

373 Maple St.,. . 'St. Paul, Minn.

*J ohnson,Anton '24174 ~3th St.,

wlilwaukee, Wis.Johnson, Elving, L. '23

174 '13th St.,Nlilwaukee, Wis.

Kendall, David M.. Ex '20. \;Vho·· knoV\Ts address?

tKirchne'r, William H. '2272210th Ave. S. E.,

:tfinneapolis, Minn.

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*Crowgey, Julian P.*Doig, Duncan. Campbell*Forsyth, William Stuart*Garber, David Samuel*Goehring, Arthur K.*Lundquist, Cal A.*MacMillin, Edward M.*Simboli, William B.*Sload, Paul Hoeffer*Tillotson, Jared E.

Our New Pledge.ANTHEMIOS CHAPTERt Brainerd, Robert '27tCarter, William '27tCurzon, Richard '27

, tFarley, W. B. '28t Heuss, C. C. '28t Mayberry, Robert '28t Parks, Wendell '27t Patterson, Marvin '28tTyler, Allison '28tWinn, Otis '-27tYockey, Glen '27

IKTINOS CHAPTTRCampbell, Fred '28Kuhn, Karl '28Philpot, Harold '28Rudolph, Roman '26Tucker, Arthur '27'Zellar, Karl '28DEMETRIOS CHAPTER_Armstrong, Edward H.Chadeayne, Edward W.F errenz, George H.Franz, Karl F. '%1King, William R.Klingbeil, Louis.Koeckley, Charles W.Lacey" Herbert E.Lindersmith, WillardMarvin, N ewtol1 F.Reed, Wilmer '%'1Scott, Franklin G.Smith, Paul C.Sterrett, Robert N1.VVashburn, ClydeW oditsch, Karl.MN'ESICLES CHAPTER

Cederstrand, Stanley '27Crimmins, Jack i '27Elmberg, LeRoy M. '25Haugan, Reuben C. '27Molander, Edwin W. '25Potter, Robert _P. '26 'Ramey, John '27Stolte, Sidney '27 .ANDRONICUS CHAPTERB'ond, .David '27Green, FrankHoldredge, WilliamL,atta, Graham '2611endel, AlbertPatrick, George '26Sadelman, DinkStoddard, Dale

'Wheeler, LylePAEONIOS CHAPTER

Cortes, LouisGehring, FerolOlmstead, LorenOsborn, RobertRoberts, LelandRuggles; AlbertSanders, Wilmar .

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Eaton, Hugh C.Edwards, William H.Ekstrand, Martin E.*Flegal, A. Claude*Freeberg, GeorgeFrenzel, Herman N.Gerlach, W. DeweyGrisson, Aubrey H.*Jansma, Alvin J.*Kendall, Walter A.*Lindgren, Frank*Nystrom, Paul E.Olson, Edwin E.Peterson, Everett L.*Richardson, -}VElo*Rigg, Alwin E.*Tousley, Horace W.*Wicklund, Paul E.*youatt, Glenn B.

The Active MenANTHEMIOS CHAPTER*Beanl, George P. '27t Bergman, Gale 11. '25tBoyd, ]. A. '25>.'Lostello, \Vm. Glenn '27*Fraser, \tVillard E. '25*Garns, H. S. '26*Gauger, R. J. '25*Ganschinietz, J. Wm. '.:::;6*Guiney, Hovvard u. 'ZltHamby, 'vV. 1. '25-,Helms, K. C. '26t Jacobson, Kenneth '26t I(niebusch, H. C. '26*~larshall, Jas. G. '26tOlcott, Geo. W. '25*Paulson, Carl R.,Pfieffer, H. F. '25*Pickens, Buford L. 'l1 KALLIKRATES*Rolleston, W. A. '25 Brown, ~Laurence N.*Sattedield, Boydston '27 Brown, W. MerletSpencer, F. G. '25 Browne, Henry A.*Sutton, C. R. '21 Flannag~n, Oscar B.*W 11 A W '25 Gregory, Fendall L.'ent e, ." . Gulley, Ralph G.

IKTINOS CHAPTER. Johnson, W: R.*Black, Kenneth C. '25 Law, James H.*Elder, Livingstone H. Lawrence, Henry J.*Flel11ing Roy J. '27 Navarro, Rogelio '27*Gibbs, Leon V. '26 Wells, Marshall '25*Griffith, Orrin K. - '26 ANDRONICUS CHAPTER*Hull, Edward H. '24*Kiefer, LeRoy E. '25 *Abrams, Edmund C. -'24*I(ressbach, Carl C. '25 *Allison, Roswell T. '26

'26 Bachman, Leo F. '25*Lawrence, Willard S. '27 *Chambers, Curtis '27*lIIiller, C. Taylor '27 *Chapman, William E. '27*Naser, Harold '25 Duell, Randell A. '25*Peterson, Harold 4. '27 *King, Richard F. '27*Radford, Russell Lemon, Melville L. '25*Rankin, Dean W. '24*Richey, Gilbert T. '26 Low, Norman '25*Schoettley" F. J. *McClelland, Rodney '25*Sidnanl, Verne H. *McIlvain, Noble E. '25*Stewart,Allan '25 Morehead, Francis E. '25*Thompson, Walter R. '27 Mulle-n, 1;fark A. Spec.*"'XT G I d A '26 Murphy, Paul E. '24

v\ atts, ay or. N orris, Claude 'Z5*Weber, Raymond '23*vVild, Oscar F. '26 *Parker,·DQnald C. '27*Wright, Theo. S. '27 *Parson, W. Francis '25

PidR"eon, Lowell W. '25DEMETRIOS CHAPTER. PIetsch, Theo. L. '25

Abendroth, Fred J. '25 *Strawn, J. C. '25Axline, Dean W. '23 Van Rehder, Frank '26Birch, George H. Wing, Kenneth S. '25Coady, Martin P. '24 PAEONIOS CHAPTER..Coston, Otis D. '25 tBillings, Fred G. '25Crumley, George D. *Cless, Clyde H. "26Dole, C. Russell '27 *Freiclel, Ben W. '26Early, Doyt H. '25 Gross Frank P. '26Foley, Thomas J. Hiesterman, ~Alfred H. '24Green, J. W. Hoelzel, Carl F. '26Green, Lot H. '26 t Lantz, Oscar D. '27Jones, Clifford E. '25 Paln1quist, NormanE. '26K.altenbrun, James A. '25 Patterson, Ira L. '2~

Kuck, Carl E. '27 *Souders, Harold M. '27Legge, Se\vard D. '25 DINOCRATES CHAPTER1;fcMurchy, Donald F. '24 Bailey, Ben P.Mellenbrook, Earl H. Decker, Gerald G.J\1erkel, Geo: E. '26 Gallna\Vay, Herbert S.SUll1mersett, Harold C. I--I,arker, GeorgeWade, Robert V. '25 Kleine, William\iVilliams, Clement 11. '25 Terrell, Steve E.MNESICLES CHAPTER. Whiteside, Warren T.

*Backstrom, Kennth '27 P,OLYKLIT'OS'CHAPTERtCrowell, Elton K. '25 *Bastian, Max Wilford

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Fairch'l . Cameronr[aylo . Texas

Ho\\"z(', .-\lbert H.C/o \Yn1. \\-ard Watkins,

HOll ton, Texas11arkle. \Yillard G.

~e~\" York City\J\Trig-ht, Chester C.

.-\lbuquerque" N. Mex.

*Brace ~I A '24\i\'ho' kn~\~Ts' address?

*Deacon, Glenwood A._2027 Poplar St.,

Lynchburg, Va.*Doug12.ss, John Samuel

1655 Shady Ave.,Pi ttsburgh, Pa.

*L\J\~;stuter, AJlison B. '24731- Lincoln,

Lock No.4 (Pa.)*Page, Howard i\.

900 Harri son St.,Lynchburg, Va.

*1~urcotte, Louis R. '241432 E. 105th St.,

Cleveland, Ohio*\,\'aoel, John S. '24

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