Silber, Mendel, Ph. D., M. D., Rabbi, Congregation Gates of Prayer, 731 Pine St., New Orleans, La.

Silberfeld, Julius, Rabbi, Congregation B'nai Abraham, 344 High St., Newark, N. J.

Silverman, Joseph, D. D., Rabbi, Temple Emanu-El, 45 E. 75th St., New York City.

Simon, Abram, B. L., Ph. D., Rabbi, Washington Hebrew Congregation, 2802 Cathedral Ave., Washington, D. C.

Singer, Jacob, B. A., M. A., Rabbi, Congregation B'nai Jeshurun, 427 S. 15th St., Lincoln, Neb.

Solomon, George, B. A., Rabbi, Congregation Mickve Israel, 19 E. 46th St., Savannah, Ga.

Solomon, Michael G., B. L., Rabbi, Temple B'nai Israel, 601 Santa Rosa St., Victoria, Tex.

Spiegel, Adolph, Ph. D., Rabbi, Congregation Shaari Zedek of Harlem, 1 W. 119th St., New York City.

Spitz, M., Rabbi, Congregation B'nai El, 3539 Flora Court, St. Louis, Mo. Stern, Louis, Rabbi, Washington Hebrew Congregation, 1315 Columbia Road, Washington, D. C.

Stern, Nathan, Ph. D., Rabbi, Temple Beth-El, University Club, Providence, R. I.

Stolz, Joseph, D. D., Rabbi, Isaiah Temple, 4827 Langley Ave., Chicago, Ill. Stolz, Joseph Henry, Ph. B., Rabbi, Temple Israel, 724 Jefferson St., Gary, Ind.

Tedesche, Sidney S., B. A., Rabbi, Congregation B'rith Sholom, 452 S. Grand Ave. W., Springfield, Ill.

Tintner, Benjamin A., Rabbi, 100 W. 119th St., New York City.

Ungerleider, M., Rabbi, Congregation B'nai Abraham, Vincennes Hotel, 36th & Vincennes Ave., Chicago, Ill.

Volmer, Leon, B. A., Rabbi, Superintendent Hebrew Orphan Asylum, 5342 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, La.

Voorsanger, Elkan C., B. A., Rabbi, Congregation Emanu-El, Ransome & Fountain Sts., Grand Rapids, Mich.

Warsaw, Isidor, B. A., Rabbi, Congregation Rodef Sholom, P. O. Box 1022, Waco, Tex.

Weinstein, Aaron Lewis, M. A., Rabbi, Congregation B'nai Israel, 26 Courtland St., Davenport, Ia.

Weiss, Harry, B. A., Rabbi, Congregation Beth Israel, 862 New St., Macon, Ga.

Willner, Wolff, B. A., M. A., Rabbi, Congregation Beth Sholom, 1913 Hamilton St., Houston, Tex.

Wise, Jonah B., B. A., Rabbi, Congregation Beth Israel, 466 S. 19th St., Portland, Ore.

Wise, Stephen S., B. A., Ph. D., Rabbi, The Free Synagog, 23 W. 90th St., New York City.

Witt, Louis, B. A., Rabbi, Congregation B'nai Israel, 1022 W. 6th St.,

Little Rock, Ark.

Wolf, Horace J., M. A., Rabbi, Congregation Berith Kodesh, 253 Brunswick St., Rochester, N. Y.

Wolfenstein, Samuel, Ph. D., Rabbi, Superintendent Emeritus, Jewish Orphan Asylum, 1725 E. 115th St., Cleveland, O.

Wolsey, Louis, B. A., Rabbi, Euclid Ave. Temple, 8403 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland, O.

Yudelson, Albert B., M. D., Rabbi, South Side Hebrew Congregation, 4611 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill.

Zepin, George, B. A., Rabbi, Director of Department of Synagog and School Extension, U. A. H. C., 23 Carew Bldg., Cincinnati, O.

Zielonka, Martin, B. A., Rabbi, Temple Mt. Sinai, P. O. Box 817, EI Paso, Tex.

CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS

(Works marked with an asterisk may be obtained free of charge upon
application to the Corresponding Secretary.)

Union Prayer Book, Volumes I and II.

Sabbath Evening and Morning Service.

Weekday Service.

Service for the House of Mourning.

Evening Service for Weekday and Sabbath (for Field Secretary's use).

Union Haggadah for Passover Eve.

Union Hymnal.

Prayers for Private Devotion.

Sermons by American Rabbis.

*Set of Holiday Sermons (annual publication).

*Yearbook, Volumes I to XXIV.

*Index of Yearbooks.

*Views on the Synod.

*Why the Bible Should Not Be Read in the Public Schools.

REPRINTS

*Aspects of Reform Judaism, by Prof. Max L. Margolis.

*Rashi, by Prof. Max Schloessinger.

*The Sabbath Commission, by Dr. J. Voorsanger.

*Assyriology in the Bible, by Dr. K. Kohler.

*Report of the Committee on the Relation Between Rabbi and Congrega-

tion, by Dr. David Philipson.

*Funeral Agenda, by Dr. Joseph Stolz.

*Gabriel Riesser, by Prof. Gotthard Deutsch.

*Samuel Holdheim, by Dr. David Philipson.

*A Plan for Cooperative Work in Collecting Material for Encyclopedic
Studies in Jewish History and Literature and Supplementary Explana-
tions, by Prof. Gotthard Deutsch.

*The Reform Movement as Reflected in Neo-Hebraic Literature, by Rabbi
Max Raisin.

*The Origin and Function of Ceremonies in Judaism, by Dr. K. Kohler.
*Moses Hayyim Luzzatto, by Rabbi Isaac Landman.

*Sampson Raphael Hirsch, by Rabbi Max Heller.

*The Significance of the Bible for Reform Judaism in the Light of Modern
Scientific Research, by Dr. Julian Morgenstern.

*Crescas and Spinoza, by Prof. David Neumark.

*Religion and the Social Evil, by Dr. Henry Berkowitz.

*The Reform Movement Before Geiger, by Dr. Jacob S. Raisin. *Abraham Geiger, the Reformer, by Dr. David Philipson.

*The Liberal Movement in English Jewry, by Mr. Claude G. Montefiore. *Ludwig Philippson, by Rabbi Jos. S. Kornfeld.

*Leopold Loew, by Rabbi Julius Rappaport. *Leopold Stein, by Rabbi Harry W. Ettelson.

*The Problem of Ethical Instruction in the Public School, by Rabbi Tobias Schanfarber.

*The Attitude of Judaism Toward Christian Science, by Dr. Maurice Lefkovits.

*The Ethics of the Halakah, by Prof. Jacob Z. Lauterbach.

*Jewish Music Historically Considered, by Rabbi Jacob Singer.

*The Place of a Jew in a Racial Interpretation of the History of Civilization, by Rabbi Max Heller.

*Archeological Research in Bible Lands, by Dr. Abram S. Anspacher. *The Significance of the Agada, by Dr. H. G. Enelow.

*The Use of Stories in Religious School Work, by Rabbi Isaac E. Marcuson. *The Principles and Achievements of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, by Dr. David Philipson.

*Review of Yahuda's “Bahja ibn Paquda, by Rabbi Israel Bettan.

*Isaac M. Wise -Founder and First President of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1889-1900, by Dr. K. Kohler.

TRACTS

*I. What Do Jews Believe? by Dr. H. G. Enelow.
*II. The Jew in America, by Dr. David Philipson.
*III. Jew and Non-Jew, by Dr. Martin A. Meyer.

TRAVELING LIBRARY OF THE COMMITTEE ON

CHURCH AND STATE

1. Bible in the Public Schools, The-Account of the Minor Case against

the Cincinnati Board of Education.

2. Moral Education, by Edw. Howard Griggs.

3. Moral Instruction of Children, The, by Felix Adler.

4. Religious Freedom in American Education, by Jos. Henry Crooke.

5. Religious Liberty in the United States, by Oscar S. Straus.

6. Roger Williams, the Pioneer of Religious Liberty, by Oscar S. Straus. 7. Reply to Justice Brewer, by Isaac Hassler.

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