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Cfrmmi lloiversiiy Leayue
GERMAN UNIVERSITY LEAGUE
CONSTITUTION
LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
1914/1915
Executive Office
225 Fifth Avenue
New York.
Digitized by tine Internet Arcliive
in 2014
https://archive.org/details/constitutionlistOOgerm
Boston, Mass. [/]
Barns, Carl,
Beneke, A. 0.
Broion University Providence, R. I.
46 W. Cottage St. Boston, Mass.
Clcmms, Konrad
Curtis, Mary F.
8S7 E. Main st.
90 Hancock st.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Cambridge, Mass.
Goettling, Gerhard
39 Boijlston st.
Boston, Mass.
Hall, Arthur P.
Henderson, Ernest F.
Henderson, Yandell
Howard, William Lee
Huetz, Rudolf
33 Hillside ave.
440 Prospect st.
32 India st.
Arlington Hgts., Mass.
Monadnock, N. H.
New Haven, Conn.
Weslhoro, Mass. ^
Boston, Mass.
Kerstein, Max
272 Tremont st.
Boston, Mass.
Liebau, Richard
25 Hubinger st.
New Haven, Conn.
Olmstead, James M.
Post Office Bldg.
R. 121—125
Boston, Mass.
Osgood, W. F.
74 Avon Hill st.
Cambridge, Mass.
Boston, Mass. ( coni.
/ Palmer, Arthur H.
Patlernon, Eleanor Kobb
221 Everitt d
51 Brattle st.
New Haven, Conn.
Cambridge, Mass.
Rehder, Alfred
62 Orchard st.
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Staun, C.
Slernburg, Kurt
University Club
Providence, R. I.
Springfield, Mass.
Unger, Magnus
51 Lincoln Terrace Pittsfield, Mass.
y von Klenze, Camilla
von Klock, Max Olio
von Ladeiihcrg, Max
"von Much, Edmund
Brown University
US Federal si.
P. 0. Box 92
48 Shepherd st.
Providence, R. I.
Boston, Mass.
Monterey, Mass.
Cambridge, Mass.
Walz, John A .
Wcudte, Charles W.
^ Wheeler, II. J.
^ Wilkes, F. F.
42 Garden st.
25 Beacon st.
Ill Grant ave.
Dublin Rd.
Cambridge, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Newton Centre, Mass.
Greenwich, Conn.
n.. ^
New York City. N. Y. [2]
*
*Ahhr, Fmm VO West st. City
Afiler, Lenu N. Willi (W} si.
Alhreclil, Louis W Chinch st. „ l/^
*Alkier, Arthur 24S EasI :>lh xt. Brooklyn
Allrrt, Itudtilf 334 West S.')lh St. Cily
*Awb<)s, Carl Luilwig InSS Wushiiujl/)ii art'. Ihoiix
Arnold, Felix S17 W. S9lh st. City
.iroitsou, G(or(je. C. /)07 — 5tli avc.
Arlmann, I'lurcnre. .'J.y H'. l.'fSth si. ,,
: Jinrhincyrr, IT.
*J}nN'.
(it liroadway
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Ilccht, George
1160 Jackson nve.
n
Ilecker, Anton Jos.
200 W. 88lh ,st.
Ileekcr, E.
248 W. 52nd St.
I)
Ileckmanti, .lacob
ir>l) E. SOlh St.
i Jle.irnann, Walter Ja/nes
108 W. 87th St.
1 J
Hein, Max A'.
202 liiverside Dr.
J I
// II All 1TI
llcnschel, Albert E.
575 Central Park W.
n
lierzog, Karl
550 W. 157th St.
ti
lleUmann, Alfred
2 W. 8mh St.
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*Uess, Dorothea C.
Hunters College
J}
Ifei/dner, l{.
27 E. 21st St.
* }
' lUrsch, William
52 E. 64th St.
Ilirschland, II. F.
155 Riverside Dr.
• >
Ilirschland, S.
60 Wall St.
! )
Hoch, August
Ward's Island
N. Y.
Jioerel, II. F.
50 Church st.
City
Hoffmann, Felix
212 M^. 104th .Hi.
Hoh, Julius
24 N. William St.
if
Homburger, Viktor
125 W. S5lh St.
tt
)7
New York City, N. Y. t cont. )
*Horn, John
Hothorn, E. G.
Hoving, Johannes
Hubbe, Paul W.
Hiifnagel, Bernhard
*HuId, Franz
Hummel, A.
Hulh, Werner
12 E. 92nd st.
42 Broadway
113 W. 126th M.
743 President ave.
140 E. 1st St.
576 W. 187th St.
250 Argyle Rd.
17 Batten/ PI.
City
: y
Brooklyn
Ml. Wrnon
City
Brooklyn
City
Itimann, H. W
Ho Ridgewood ave.
Ithaca
Janke, H. Alfred
Jappe, Thomas
Jellinghauss, C. F.
Joerg, C. Oswald
Jonas, Stephen
Jordan, Richard
2 Rector st. City
919 Greene ave. Brooklyn
1161 Park ave. City
12 Schcrmerhorn st. Brooklyn
60 Wall St. Goldman, Sachs City
165 W. 58th St. „
Kallenbach, Oscar
Kandt, Hartwig,
*Kantroivitz, Hugo
Kaufman, Jacob
Kaupke, Gottfried
Kayser, C. F .
Keith, Harriet H.
*KeUmann, F.
Kimmerich, W.
Kern, Albert
Kirbach, Hugo
Klein, Arthur F.
119 Taranac st.
2209 Clarendon Rd.
104 John St.
52 E. 58th St.
250 Echo PI.
71 E. 87th St.
Hunters College
606 W. 113 St.
117 Hudson st.
118 Clas.san ave.
410 Riverside Drive
Rochester
Brooklyn
City
>t
J)
Jamaiai, L. I-
Brooklyn
City
New York City, N. Y. < cont. )
Klein, Otto II.
Klernpercr, (J.
Klinqelhoeffcr, Karl
* Klinymann, A.
Knauih, Antonio
Knecr, Ferdinand G.
*Knefel, Rudolf
Kochkr, Hans C.
Koellc, Carl
*Koc'mpel, Franz
*Koempel, J. A.
*Kocmpcl, Lndwig
*K()nnpcl, Robert A.
*Koller, Carl
Konermann, Helene V.
Krause, C. A.
Kruskal, N.
*KudUch, H. C.
Kudlich, Hermann F.
Kuhl, A.
Kuhn, Ernst Fritz
127 Worth St.
54 Franklin st.
74 Ave. A
2361 - 8th ave.
246 West End ave.
236 W. 51st St.
45 John St.
600 E. 164th St.
82 Beaver st.
251 E. 86th St.
440 E. 156th St.
968 Bedford ave.
251 E. 86th St.
681 Madison ave.
2676 Morris ave.
1087a Prospect Place
329 Grand st.
233 Broadway
104 IF. 87th St.
117 Hudson st.
"Driftwood"
City
Brooklyn
City
Bronx
Brooklyn
City
Mamaroneck
*La(iemann, Erich
Lanycr, Edward
Langmann, G.
Leibholz, Henry
Lendle, Henry
Lenssen, Nicholas F.
Lcnz, George J.
Leuchs, John
Levandowski, Otto
112 Wall St.
470 West Broadway
121 W. 57th St.
520 W. lS9th St.
34 Nassau st. (Davis,
Aiierbach & Cornell
42s W. 115th St.
600 E. 164th si.
19 S. nth ave.
City
Forest Hills, L. I.
City
ML T ernon
New York City, .V. )'. cont. i
Lieber, Hugo
"Lieschitig, Bernard
*Liesmann, Curt H.
Lindenhagcn, Rolf
*Link, Charles C.
Lissau, 0. S.
Loeh, Etigene
*Loes, Franz
Lohr. Otto
"Lude^vig, H. E.
Lufft, Hermann
Lyons, Joseph
25 Madison are.
692 Mt. Hope ave.
Pier 36, North River
223 West 46th st.
Bainbridge st.
13 Bedford Road
27 W. 23rd st.
35 W. 32nd st.
N. Y. Staals-Zeitung
311 E. 193rd st.
310 W. oath St.
25 Wendell ave.
City
Rochester
City
Brookhin
Shenectady
City
Schenectady
''Maass, H. C.
52 Broadway
City
Maneke, Philipp
1058 Bushwick ave.
Brooklyn
Mannhcimer, George
41 W. 51st St.
City
Marquardt, U. D.
42 Broadway
*f
Maeusert, A.
687 Bushwick ave.
Brooklyn
Mausolff, Paul
100 William St.
City
McLowth, Lawrence A.
Schwab House, Univ Hgts.
*Merkel, 0. J.
46 Wall St.
)>
*Merz, Max
Dir. Elizabeth Duncan Sch.
Crolon-on
Merzbach, Joseph
204 — 8lh ave.
City
Metz, Rudolf
52 E. 58th St.
I)
J Meyer, Willy
700 Madison ave.
Michaelis, G.
541 Western ave.
Albany
Miloche, Alex.
441 E. 87th St.
City
Mock, Johann W.
328 Central ave.
Brooklyn
*Moffett, Rudolf D
830 Park ave.
City
Monteser, Fr. Fredk.
605 Van Cortlandt Park ave.
Yonkers
* Moore, John D.
85 N. Pine ave.
Albany
Morgenstern, Max
40 West 59th St.
City
*Mormann, William
302 N. Goodman st.
Rochester
New York City, N. Y. ( cont. )
*Mo8chcowilz, A.
MoHhack, Gmtav
Mothwurf, Arthur
Mailer, Richard W.
Mussuevs, H. W.
925 Madison ave.
204 Niagara st.
117 Hudson st.
10 E. oSlh St.
20/f Macon st.
City
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Neubecker, Jean 34? E. 139th st. citu
Neuburger, Hugo 24 W. 45th st. ^
■Neuman, Fritz 235 E. 86th st
*Niebel,G. 163 W . 71st st.
Oberhcck, A.
Ornstein, Georg
Oulman, L.
272 Manhattan ave.
25 M adison ave.
1239 Madison ave.
I'/ f'agcnstcchcr, liudolph
Pass, Walter,
Paiz, E. ().
"Pcnnrich, H. C.
Petsche, B. W.
*Pfitzner, Felix
Plass, Ludwig
Porges, Alexander
* Porter, Anna G.
Pulvermacher, Albert
117 Hudson st.
SO E. 42nd St.
112 W. 59th St.
215 Water st.
244 Riverside Dr.
60 Elmwood ave.
500 W. 176th St.
98 — 6th ave.
44 Whitehall st.
202 W. 103rd st.
N. Y. Staats-Zeitung
Yonkers
City
Brooklyn
City
11
liapp, Rudolf P.
Raubenheimer, Otto
SIS East 4th St.
1341 Fulton St.
>>
Brooklyn
Netr York City. X. Y. i cont. )
^ Kauschenbunh, Walter
Heccius, H.
Keinthaler, Jonas E.
Reis, Herman
Renn, Pius
Ridder, B. Hermann
Riess, Ernd
Ripperger, A.
Rischheiter, Theo. W.
Robb, W. L.
Rockwell, William W.
Rodemann, Georg
Roeber, E. F.
Roller, Emil
*Roschen, William
Rossbach, Max J. H.
Rosenow, Albe7i
Rumely, Edward A.
Runge, William
4 Portsmouth Terrace Rochester
14 Wall St. City
62 E. SI St St.
109 W. 26th St.
129 E. 9£nd st.
A'. 1' Staats-Zeitung ,, ^
221 W. 113th St.
616 Madison ave. ,,
308 W. 115th St.
P. O. Box 592 Troy
Union Theological Seminary
Broadway i
City
:;/
New York City, N. Y. ( coitl. )
*Se880, Paulhm M.
Schacfir, (Icorf/e L.
Scharnhrnj, A If red
Schell, John 11.
Schill, limil
Schlrmer, Rudolph t'.
* Schirmacher , M.
*Schlcg('l, Liidwig
*Schiick(', C. r.
Schmid II. lirmL
"Schmidt, Waller
Schinidl, William
Sell III idl, W. A.
*Schneider, Carl
Schitwind, Willy, jr.
Srhiiitzler, Paul C.
*Sehoedde, Eviina J .
J Schoedlcr, Ulrich
Sell ocjitcr, Uerrna n n
Sehoen, A ntoii
*Sehoenrock, lledwig
Schoeps, George
*Sehrader, Fredcriek F.
Sehreiter, Ileiiirich
Schultz, W. M.
Sell II rz, Carl L.
SehwarzenbaeJi, Robert J. F.
i Sehweitzer, lleinrich
nI Schweitzer, Hugo
Shepherd, William R.
Shipplians, Robert C.
Side7iberg, Charles
Snider, Meli'ille L.
Staiyer, William
Stallforth, F.
303 E. Wist St.
sola Willoughby ave.
80 Maiden Lane
212 Prospect Pk. W.
52 E. 41st .tt.
3 E. 43rd St.
603 W. 140th St.
I84O Belmont ave.
440 Washington st.
169 Railroad ave.
100 — 5th ave.
c. 0. Johnson's Drug Store
162 E. 83rd st.
423 liroadway ave.
18 W. 18th St.
165 Broadway
1362 Fulton ave.
249 W. 107th St.
154 W. 18th St.
238 E. 12th St.
309 E. 162nd st.
206 W. 122nd st.
315 W. 79th St.
50 Broad si.
65 A tlantic ave.
45 Broadway
470 - 4th ave.
723 Lexington ave.
1 17 H udson st.
Columbia University
175 Pearl St.
34 W. 76th St.
780 Riverside Drive
303 So. 5th St.
55 Liberty st.
City
Brooklyn
City
Brooklyn
City
Bronx
City
White Plains
City
Winiield, L. I.
City
Watertown
City
))
Bronx
City
Rochester
City
Brooklyn
City
X(w York City, X. V. ' cont. i
Stattman, C. Adolf
25S W. ISOth St.
City
*Slechert, F. C.
29 — So W. 22nd st.
»i
Steffen, I.
SO Beekman Place
>)
Steffens L
Players' Club, 16 Gramercy PL
11
Steffens, Wilhelm
471 W. 14}st
>i
Stein, Richard,
79 E. 79th St.
>»
Stenzel, Werner
4f> Broadivay
11
Stoehr, Georg
200 — 5th ave.
'»
Stochr, Hans E.
200 — 5th are.
11
*Strahmann, Henry C.
1411 Broadway
n
Talmey, B. S.
"Tangerman, Harriet M.
*Tauscher, H.
Thiersch, Curl
Tilley, Lydia L.
*Timme, E. F.
*Timme, Otto
Tomho, Rudolf, sr.
* Torek, Franz
Traeger, Max
*Trau, Fred
12 W. 123rd st.
112 E. Slst St.
320 Broadway
P. 0. Box 65, Mad. Sq. Station
Oil W. 156th St.
251 — 4^''
New York Cilij, N. Y. < coid. I
*Viereck, George Sylvester
V nek roth, Gfu/rge
Voj/el, Felix A .
Vogelntein, Ludwig
Vorn Haul, V. M.
Vom Saul, Rudolf
Von GonUird, Alex
Von Kleinwaechler, Ludwig
Von Poliiuiy f'rcleulhner, ./. li.
* Von Unwertk, Frida
1123 Broadway City
512 W. 207th sL
25 Broad si. , ,
42 Broadway „
now. 4oih St.
536 W. 114th St.
82 Beaver st. ,,
24 Stale St. „
S2(> West End ave. „
527 W. 121st St. „
Wachsmann, Siegfried Gun Hill Road & 2Wth si.
Wagner, William Monlicello
Wandke, Waller 331 W. 14th st. City
*Wapplcr, F. 11. 173 E. 87th st.
*Wappler, R. II. 1350 Madison ave. „
Weber, H. A. 1 Riverview Terrace „
Weber, Louis 171 Madison ave. „
Wibster,V.K. 1397 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn
*Wchrenberg, 0. 68 Broad st. {Philip Bauer
Co. i City
Wnngarimr, E. 100 William st. „ ^
Wdbna tin, Bern hard 132 Pearl st. „
Wenckcr, Rudolf J. 315 E. 19th st. Flatbush
Werner, R. C. Freeport
*Westerhaus, Franz 800 E. 173rd st. City
Wittel, August 361 E. 178th st.
Woelfert. Ludwig 63 Morgan ave. Brooklyn
Wolf Ileim-ich F. 4 W. SSrd st. City
Wolf Henry J. 119 W. 86th st.
Philadelphia, Pa. [5]
V *AlhaiV(iy, H. //., jr.
Chester, Pa.
liachofnel, K.
Hehrend, Ernst R.
'liengel, William F
licrnheim, Albert
Beyer, Ilugu li.
Bilhubcr, Ernst
Blau, Max F.
*Iiliss, A. A.
122 Cottage st.
c. o. Hammermill
Paper Co.
P. 0. Box 304
1225 Spruce st.
2^8 Union st.
27 Bank st.
117 So. 20th St.
Irvington, N. J.
Erie, Pa.
Media, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Maywood, N . J.
Princeton, N. J.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Cronemeyer, Henry C.
Cronemeyer, William C.
Curtze, Hermann
181 College a ve.
519 Walnut st.
138 E. 7th St.
Beaver, Pa.
McKeesport, Pa.
Erie, Pa.
' Dannenbaum, H.
Davis. (hvily7n (L
DeLong Irwin Hoch
Ducca, W. A.
S339 N. 16th St.
181 4 Spruce st.
623 W. James st.
910 Church at.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa.
New Durham, N. J.
Emmerling, C. K.
Eiigcla, W. H.
480 S. Rebecca st.
1 Darmstadt ave.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Rahway, N. J.
Pasolt, Hugo
75 Grove st.
Passaic. N. J.
Philadelphia, Pa. ' coiil. \
Fischer, Ad Koertinq 6904 Wisshicker arc. Philadelphia, Pa.
'Fitzpatrick, P. T. 349 W. Lemon s(. Lancaster, Pa.
Foersterling, H. 380 High s?. Perth .\mboii, X. J.
Frazier, Charles H. 1724 Spruce Philadelphia, Pa. i/
Ci'ebauer, Rudolf 92 Prospect st. Passaic, N. J.
Gensheirner, Phil. 202 Stiles st. Elizabeth, N. ,/.
Grossgebauer , John 105 Coral st. Peiterson, N . J.
Hanenian, F. T.
Hanzlik, Heinrich J.
Hauck, Adolf W.
Hellmund, Rudolph E.
Heinemann, Gustav
*Heinrichs, E. H.
Henkensiefken, A.
Hering, Carl
Hesse, Hans A.
Himes, Charles F.
Hirsch, M. A. L.
*Holz, August
Holzrichier, Fritz
Hornbostel, Edward
Hoschander, jacob
Hoskins, ]ohn Preston
■'III, Edward 1 .
*///, Charles L.
219 Burnett st.
852 Cateret ave.
50 Norwood ave.
349 Rosedale st.
7423 Spraguc st.
Westinghouse Bldg.
2425 N. 29th St.
929 Chestnut st.
321 Central ave.
213 Fairmount ave.
18 Sherman PI.
54 Glen Ridge ave.
2307 N. 13th St.
22 Bank st.
1002 Broad st.
188 Clinton ave.
E. Orange, N. J.
Trenton, N. J.
Plainfield, N. J.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mt. Airy, Pa.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
II I'
Hackensack, N. ./.
Carlisle, Pa.
Newark, N. J.
Irvington, N.J.
Glen Ridge, N. J.
Maxjwood, N.J.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Princeton, N. ./.
Newark, N. J.
Philadelphia, Pa. cord, i
*Kaitermann, August
Keil, Konrad
Kemmerle, G. C.
Keppelmann, E. P.
*Kern, Emit A.
Kessler, J. M.
Kippcnberg, H.
Kleber, C.
Krause, Henry G.
*Krausc, 0. H.
Kremer, Gustav
*Kribs, H. A.
Krueger, G. C.
815 Broadway
812 Fulion Bldg.
Lawrence si., bet.
Girard ave.
5871 Beacon d.
70 Park Place
P. 0. Box 112
15 Darmstadt ave.
Grove, Clifton
317 So. Orange ave.
Prospect ave.
624 E. 27th. St.
University of Pa.
97 Canal st.
Paterson , N. J.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Newark, N. J.
E. Orange, J.
Railway, N. J.
Passaic, N. J.
Newark, N. J.
Hackensack, N. J.
Paterson, N. J.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Newark, N. J.
Lehmacher, Franz 166 Springfield ave. „
Leisel, Albert 91 Mechanic st. „
Lippe, Carl 22 Central ave. „
^ I^oomis, E. H. Princeton, N. J.
Lowy, Hugo M. Holtwood, Pa.
Maass, Frank
Maker, Heinrich
Margolis, Max L.
Martens, P.
Marvin, Walter T.
Meyer, Albert
Mezger, Robert
400 Ellison St.
1937 N. 33rd st.
1519 Diamond st.
c. 0. Goldschmidt
Detinning Co.
Rutgers College
Smelting & Rfg. Works
175 Delavan ave.
Paterson. N. J.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Chrome, N. J.
New Brunswick, N. J.
Irvington, N. J.
Newark, N. J.
Neu, Alfred
423 Summit ave.
W. Hoboken, N. J.
Neuman, Norbert
Newell, O.K.
Nicolaus, A.
*Niebling, Charles
*Nielsen, Carl
Philadelphia, Pa. i cont.)
P. 0. Box 62
1135 Beach st.
Pennington ave.
210 Fairmouni ave.
43—47 Oliver sL,
L. C. Smith Co., Inc.
York, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Passaic, N. J.
Newark, N.J.
Obermaier, Carl F.
O'M alley, A^istin
P. 0. Box 595
So. Broad st.
York, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Palmer, P. M.
Posey, William C.
Post, Ot'o T.
Prieth, Benedict
Punig, F.
2049 Chestnut st.
Trevanian ave.
225 Washington st.
Koppers Co. 1 1st Nat'l
Bank Bldg. )
So. Bethlehem, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Swissvale, Pa.
Newark, N. J.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Rayser, Paul Otto
Reiss, A.
Rennert, Hugo Albert
Riehl, Wilhelm
Riethmuller, Richard
*Rigby, J. M.
*Rigby, M. H.
*RiUer, R M.
Roeder, Edward M.
Roemer, Gustav
Roessler, Franz
Roehlich, Georg Gustav
158 Hamilton ave.
910 N. Franklin st.
University of Pa.
235 N. J. R. R. ave.
7133 Cresheim Rd.
908 Chestnut st.
The Bayer Co.
862 Ave. C.
624 E. 27th St.
145 Dayton ave.
Pater son N.J.
Philadelphia, Pa.
)> "
Newark, N.J.
Vhiladelphia, Fa.
Media, \'u.
Yhiladelphiu,
Bayonne, N.J.
Vaterson, N.J.
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Passaic, N. J
Philadelphia, Fa. cant, i
Rons, lilia.s G.
Riingc, Werner
Rys, ('. F.
232 Arlanes are.
ISO Union at.
517 Carnegie Bldg.
Scranton, ^a.
Newark, N. J .
Pittsburg, Pa.
Sattler, L. R.
Seder, Felix
Seeley, Levi
Seher, Otto P.
*Seiden.'ilickcr, Clara
*Schaefer, Eugene
Schiedt, Richard C.
Schinidcr, A uguM
Schlachter, Carl H.
Schmidt, Folkert M.
Schnarr, 0.
Schneider, Emil
Schuchard, G. C.
Schwarz, Bernhard
Starker, C. W.
Stein, Walter M.
Stengel, George H.
Stern, Arthur
Siockmayer, Hugo
Slrecker, Alex. H.
22 — 17th ave.
43 Bryant Terrace
482 W. State st.
105 Montclair ave.
65 Montrose ave.
Franklin Marshall College
Y. M. C. A.
266 Harrison st.
239 Lake st.
c. 0. S. S. Grosser Kurfuerst
1026 Garden st.
338 Boulevard
1411 Kenwood ave.
Hotel Lorraine, North
Hilandair
3409 Race St.
4136 Grant Boulevard
224 E. jersey st.
124 Vrospect n.
235 ML Pleasant ave.
Newark, N. J.
Rahway, N. I .
Trenton. N J.
Newark, N. I .
S. Orange, N. J.
Maywood, N. J .
Lancaster, Pa.
i'aterson, N. J.
Vassaic, N. J.
Newark, N. J .
Hoboken, N. J.
ji I)
Passaic, N. J.
Camden, N. J.
Pittsburg, Po.
Philadelphia, Va.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Elizabeth, N. j .
Rutherford, N. J.
Newark, N. J.
Thews, Edmund R., jr. 53 Windermeree ave. Landstone, Pa.
^- Hoboken, N. ].
Uebe, George A. Smull ave.
Caldwell, N. J.
Philadelphia, Pa. (coni.)
Von Bergmiieller, Adolph Hitter H. 0. Box 337
Clifton Hgts. Delaware Co., Va.
Von Maltitz, Edmund Bridgeton, N. j.
*Wallhauser, H.J. F.
Weber, M. G.
Wechsberg, Otto
Weiland, Carl
Wenz, Eugene
Wirbelauer, W. L.
Woefel, ^aul L.
47 Neiv St.
151 Water St.
2514 Napas st.
617 Vine st.
21 Vaul St.
96 E. 39th St.
Oliver Bldg.
Neivark, N. J.
Verth Amboy, N. J.
Vhiladelphia, Va.
I) »'
ViUsburg, P«.
Faterson, N. ].
Vittshurg, I'a.
Zeh, Eduiard
Zeller, Albert T.
■''Ziegler, Louis A.
Zimmermann, Fr.
Zimmermann, Hans
Ave. A (t
Vanderpool ave.
60S Locust ave.
836 1 2th St.
7 Thomas st.
7435 Sprague st.
Newark, N. J.
McKeesport, I'a.
Newark, N. .1.
ML Airy, Phila., /V
Cleveland, Ohio [4]
liaehr, Rudolf
Bleite, A. M.
Ohio State Univ.
Cincinnati, 0.
Columbus, 0.
E7igel, Henry J.
955 Oakland ave. Cincinnati, 0.
Holmes, Carl F.
Holmes, Carl R.
Holmes, Christian R., jr.
Holmes, Julius F.
8 E. 8ih St.
10 E. 8th St.
Cincinnati, 0.
II II
II If
II II
Katzenberger
Keidel, Heinrich C.
2281 Indiana ave.
Greenville, 0.
Columbus, 0.
Locw, johnnn
273S Market st. Youngstown, 0.
Tresslcr, Victor
615 Fountain ave. Springfield, 0.
Von Egloffstein, C. 948 Grand ave., P. H. Cincinnati, 0.
Richmond, Va. [5]
Abel, John J.
Allner, F. A.
John Hopkins Med.
Sch.
U. S. Fid. & Guar.
Bldg.
Baltimore, Md.
It i>
Blackford, Charles M., 2nd
Staiinton, Va.
Chamberlatjne. Churchill, G. R. F. D. No. 2 Richmond, Va.
Dachnowski, Alfred G.
Derendinger, Ernest
Dohme, A. R. L.
DuBrau, Hermann
""Dunn, Joseph,
Bureau of Plant
Industry IVashington, D.C.
Frederick, Md.
310—317 T Pratt st. Baltimore, Md.
Cumberland, Md.
Catholic University IVashington, D. C.
Engelhardt, H.
303 ^V. Pratt st. Baltimore, Md.
Fitzhugh, Thomas
Flemer, J. A.
University of Va. Charlotteville, Va.
"Ingleside" Norma, Va.
Glaser, Charles
S. Gray st. Baltimore, Md.
Haase, Robert
1304 Madison ave. Baltimore, Md.
Lagfnbeck, Karl
Lahstr, Conrad
Richmond, Va. i cont. )
1625 Hobart at.
Greensboro College
for Cornell
Washington, D C.
Greensboro, C.
Kent, Charles
University of Va. Charlotteville, Va.
McNeill, IV. S.
612 Traveler's Bldg. Richmond, Va.
Reuling, George
103 N. Monument st. Baltimore, Md.
Simon, IV.
Cantonsville, Md.
Todscn, L. K.
724 Lennox st. Baltimore Md
Von Ezdorf, Richard 1712 Yon st. Washington, D. C.
Atlanta, Ga. [6]
Schulze, Karl George n ^ , „,
" Orange Park, Fla.
Chicago, III. [7]
Abek, L. H.
Abt, Isaac A.
Amberg, Emil
Amberg, Samuel
209 So. State st.
104 So. Michigan ave.
270 Woodward aw.
735 Fullerton ave.
Chicago, III.
Detroit, Mich.
Chicago, III.
Ballin, Max
Bartlett, Frederick C.
Bernhardt, Carl
Bidtel, Ernst
Brand, Horace L.
Brassert, H. A.
355 Woodward ave.
2901 Prairie ave.
24 — 28 S. 5th St.
III. Steel Co.
Detroit, Mich.
Chicago, III.
Rock Island, III.
Galconda, III.
Chicago, III.
So. Chicago, III.
Cams, Paul
Courtiss, William Munroe
Cutting, Starr Willard
338 Merrick ave.
University of Chicago
La Salle, III.
Detroit, Mich.
Chicago, III.
DeLee, Joseph
5028 Ellis ave.
Franz, Hugo
Freyn, Heinrich J.
4622 Sheridan Rd.
5201 Harper ave.
Helmholz, Henry F.
*Hubcr, A. W.
1015 Michigan ave.
3930 Pine Grove ave.
Evanstown, III.
Chicago, III.
Chicago, III. i coni. )
Kaltschmldt, I.
Koessler, Karl K.
f^uh, Sydney
84 Hancock ave.
Monroe Bldg.
30 N. Michigan Blvd.
Detroit, Mich.
Chicago, III.
Luckhardt, Albert E.
Leistner, Oscar
815 Oakdale ave.
321 N. Randolph st.
Mahler, A.
Meurer, E.
*Meyer, J. W.
Mohr, F. J.
P. 0. Box 104
704 Jefferson ave.
4514 Racine ave.
Rochelle, III.
Muskegon, III.
La Porte, Ind.
Chicago, III.
Ncef, Fritz
802 Woodward ave.
Detroit, Mich.
Obermaier, C. A.
195 - 151st St.
Woods Mobilette Mfg. Co. Harvey, III.
Peters, A. T.
*Proeiss,
P. 0. Box 43
Peoria, III.
La Salle, III.
Riebel, E. C.
"Robinson, G. L.
Roth, E.
6500 Harvard ave.
2312 N. Halsted st.
La Salle, III.
Chicago, III.
La Salle, III.
*Schapper, Ferdinand C. 192 N. Clark st.
Scherger, George L. Armour Institute
Chicago, III.
>> J)
Chicaqo, lU. (cant.)
Schcvill, Ferdinand o71^5 Blackstone ave. Chicago, III.
Schlichtcr, Anton 214 Beethoven Place „ ,,
Simons, F.H. 1108 Clay st.
Stempfel, Theodore Fletcher Americ. Nat'l Bank Indianajwlis, In
Stroebel, Charles 1744 Monadnock Block Chicago, III.
Von Franztius, Fritz 828 George st. „ ,,
Wahl, Robert 1136 Fullerton ave. ,,
Wood, Francis A. 3407 Greenwood ave. „ „
St. Louis, Mo. [8]
Bilharz, 0. M.
Breyer, E. F.
Boatmen'^ Bank Bldcj
St Louis. Mu.
Rivcrmines, Mo.
Nagel, Charles Security Bldg.
Si. Louis, Mo.
McDermotli Edward J. Inter-Southern Bldg.
Mudd, H. G.
Louisville, Ky.
St. Louis, Mo.
Tuholske, Herman 543 N. Taylor ave.
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Von Walther, Eckart University of Louisville Louisville, Ky.
4
Minneapolis, Minn. [9]
Augspurger, L. F. Chemists Bldg.
Madison, Wis.
Collbohm, Max H.
Conzelmann, Fred J.
1814 Adams st.
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Winnebago, Wis.
Deonehl, P. H.
717 Majestic Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
Eiselmeier, John
Engel, Ot'o
558 Broadway
Norwalk, Wis.
Fischer, Richard
Madison, Wis.
Gabel, Charles E.
Gaenslen, F. G.
310 Maple si.
141 ^'isconsin st.
Milwaukee, Wis.
n I)
Kahlenburg, Louis 234 Lathrop st. Madison, Wis.
Leonqfd, William Ellery 415 N. Park st.
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Minneapolis. Minn. ■ cont. '
Owen, Ralph A. D. 558 Broadway Milwaukee, Wis
*Rhode, H. W. 70S — 1st st.
Schedler, A. J. 484 - Hth st.
Schroeder, W. R. 774 6th st.
*Thienhaus, CO. ,,
Kansas City, Kans. [10]
Becker, Henry
528 Park ave.
Omaha, Neb.
Cooper, Carl H.
M uskogee, Okln.
Flothow, Max
Frizell, Arthur B.
Storz Brewing Co.
1010 E. Euclid ave.
Omaha, Neb.
McPherson , Kann
Genhenbach, Frank Paul 1^34 Glenarm Denver, Col.
Jonas, A. F.
454 Brandhes Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Thiele, Felix Carl 209 W. 4th st.
Coffeyville, Kans.
Dallas, Texas. [//]
Butte, Charles George University of Texas Austin, Texas
Granstein, W. C.
Ric Institute
Houston, „
Halker, J. Clay
Belton
Dallas, Texas i corit. )
Keasbey, Lindley M.
I'rokosch, Kduard
Wtber, liolf Felix
U niversity of Texas
U niversity of Texas
Rice Institute
Austin, Texas
Austin, Texas
Houston, Texas
San Francisco, Cal.
Kuehne, Paul
165 E. 33rd si.
Portland, Ore.
Lyman, George
240 Stockton si.
San Francisco, Cal.
Peters, H. H.
Oxnard, Cal.
Stephanus, Arthur D. Wesiinghouse Elec. & Mfg.
Co.; Motor Transportation
Bldg., Pan Pac. Exposition
Sa7i Francisco, San Francisco, Cal.
Vowinckel, F. W.
1200 Octavia st.
San Francisco, Cal.
Abele, Paul
*Maijtrhofer, A. F.
Niebeleisen, 0,
Wisser, John P.
Sunniebcnd
Dannheim
Cejitral Delicias
Shojield Barracks
Alberta, Canada
Waldhof, Germany
Oriente, Cuba
Hawaiian Territory
Names of those who have joined after list went to print.
Rehling, Max
Schoenstndt, A.
*Sutro, Theodor
*Schulze, Henry
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
132 E. 60th St.
2 Duane st.
320 W. 102nd st.
Columbia University
New York City
Frank, Louis
Schneider, J.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
2300 Grand ave.
Pabst Theater Bldg.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Frank, Edwin
Guenzel, Louis C,
CHICAGO, ILL.
332 So. Michigan ave.
Urbana, III.
Chicago, III.
Corrections made after list went to print.
Artman, Florentine
415 W. 148th St.
New York City
Chruenton, Prof.
Polytechnical Inst.
Brooklyn
Freudenihal, W.
1003 Madison ave.
New York City
Heckmann, Jakob
156 E. 80th St.
tt >» >j
Kern, Albert J. W.
uv ffv L/C'V y xj i*^* \Aj t'y
968 Bedford ave.
Jamaica, L. I.
Brooklyn
Lindenthal, Gustav
Lohr, Otto
68 William st.
844—348 W. 38th St.
New York City
>' it M
Porges, Alexander
44 Whitehall st.
) J .M J >
Ripperger, Albert
616 Madison ave.
>) >' !)
von Maltitz, Edmund
Zimmermann, F.
Philadelphia, Pa.
25 Lawrence st.
38 Scherer ave.
Bridgeton, N.J.
Newark, N.J.
*
Richmond, Va.
McNeil, W. S. 612 Traveler's Bldg. Richmond, Va.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Rhode, H. W. 1275 Stowell Place East Milwaukee, Wis.
OFFICERS
1914/1915
PRESIDENT
Max R. Hein
VICE-PRESIDENTS
Henry G. Krause
F. Zimmermann
TREASURER
J. Heckmann
ASSISTANT TREASURER
H. C. A. Seebohm
RECORDING SECRETARY
Hugo Kirbach
EXECUTIVE
O. J.
SECRETARY
Merkel.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
1914/1915
Ernst Bilhuber
S. Breiierifeld
J. Brace Chittenden
Virgil CoUentz
Louis Doelling
H. A. Ehrmann
W. Freudenthal
Thomas C. Hall
J. Heckmann
Max R. Hein
Albert J.W. Kern
Hugo Kirbach
Henry Krause
H. F. Kudlich
Gustav Lindenthal
H. Recdus
Bernhard R. Ridder
Albert Ripperger
William W. Rockwell
Carl L. Schurz
Hugo Schweitzer
William R. Shepherd
F. Zimmermann
GERMAN UNIVERSITY LEAGUE.
Constitution
As amended to September 20th, 1915.
I. NAME:
The name of the organization is the GERMAN UNIVERSITY
LEAGUE.
II. PURPOSES:
The purposes of the organization shall be :
1 1 To establish in the United States a well-organized center for former
students at German Universities and other German Institutions of similar
standards in Germany, Auslria-hmigary and other countries.
2 To co-operate with every effort to strengthen the regard for the Ger-
mans and for their aims and ideals and to secure for them fair play and
proper appreciation.
3 1 To correct misinformation about German conditions and problems
by placing before educated Americans and before the press of this country
reliable material bearing on German^ affairs.
III. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1 I The affairs of the League shall be conducted by the Executive Com-
mittee, consisting of twenty members, who shall .serve as Trustees of the
League, divided into four classes of five members each. Five of them .sh(dl
be elected, by ballot, at each Annual Meeting of the League, to replace the
outgoing class and to take office at the expiration of the term of .such out-
going class. They shall hold office for four years, or until the 4th Annual
Meeting after their election. The Trustees shall have full power over, and
general charge of the affairs, funds, and property of the League. It shall
be their duty to carry out the purposes of the League according to its Consti-
tution. ( 2 I Whenever one of the twelve districts, under which the members
are at present registered, has 50 resident members it must, at the first
opportunity, be represented in the Executive Committee by at least one
Trustee. Not less than 16 members of the Executive Committee shall be
elected from the "members" of the League. The balance may be elected
from the "associate members". (3) The Executive Committee shall, as
soon as may be after each Annual Meeting, elect from its own body as Offi-
cers of the League: A President, two or more Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer,
Assistant Treasurer, Recording Secretary, and an Executive Secretary, who
shall hold office until the last Saturday of the succeeding October, and until
their successors are elected. They may appoint as ExecuHve Secretary any
member or associate member of the League. The Trustees shall submit to
the League a general report of the affairs of the League, which shall be prin-
ted and distributed to the members at least 5 days before the Annual Meeting,
and shall report at other times if required. ( 4 ' The Executive Committee
shall meet once a month except during the months of June, July and
August, and Special Meetings may be called by order of the President.
Seven members of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum.
( 5 1 The Trustees may Jill any vacancy in their body by election of a mem-
ber to hold office until the next Annual Election.
IV. PRESIDENT.
The President, or in his absence, a Vice-President, shall preside at
the Meetings of the League or of the Trustees. In case of their absence at
a meeting of the League or of the Trustees, the meeting may elect its own
chairman. No President shall be elected to succeed himself.
V. TREASURER AND ASS'T TREASURER.
The Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer shall collect all dues and shall
keep the accounts of the League and report thereon at each regular meeting
of the Trustees. He shall pay all approved bills. All checks, contracts and
other obligations of the League shall be signed or certified to by the Executive
Secretary, or an Assistant Executive Secretary appointed by him, and coun-
tersigned by the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer.
VI. RECORDING SECRETARY AND EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY.
1 a ) The Recording Secretary shall give notice of all meetings of the
League and of the Trustees and shall keep minutes of such meetings. He
shall notify persons elected to membership of their election.
( b . The Executive Secratary shall conduct the correspondence and
keep the Records of the League and of the Trustees. He shall be the keeper
of the seal of the League. He shall be an ex officio member of the Executive
Committee and the Sub-Committees. He shall supervise the publishing and
circulation of all pamphle's, and official communications of the League.
Incase he is prevented from performing these duties, the Recording Secre-
tary shall take hs place temporarily.
VII. COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS: ELECTION
OF MEMBERS:
There shall be a Committee on Admissions, to consist of fire Trustees.
The name and residence of every pzrson proposed for admission, ivilh the
name of the member proposing, shall be referred to the Committee of Admis-
sions. It shall be the duty of the Committee, to vote upon each name sep-
arately and by ballot. On the election of each nexo member the Committee
shall notify the Recording Secretary of the League.
VIII. MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS.
There shall be an Annual Meeting of the League on the last Saturday
in October of each year. At the Annual Meeting to be held on the la.it
Saturday of October 1915, 20 members shall be elected by ballot, who shall
constitute the Trustees and who shall hold office, as provided in Article III of
this Constitution, and thereafter at each Annual Meeting five members, ordy
one of whom may be an associate member, shall bz elected by ballot as mem-
bers of the Executive Committee ( to replace the outgoing class. . Their
term of office shall be four yzars. Vacancies in the other classes shall be
also filled at such a meeting by ballot. A majority of the votes cast shall be
neccessary to elect. Members, who are not residents of the city, where the
meeting is held, m,ay vote by proxy. Such proxy must be certified by the
Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer, and the Recording or Executive Secre-
tary. ■ 2 I Officers of the Executive Committee shall hold office during the
term for which they are elected and until their successors are chosen.
{3) If any vacancy shall occur in the Executive Committee, such vacancy
may be filled by election, by ballot, at a Special Meeting of the League, to
be called by the Trustees, provided that at least 10 days notice of such elec-
tions shall have been mailed. <■ 4 \ U pon the written request of 50 members,
the Trustees shall call a Special M eeting of the League, which request, as
also the notice of any Special Meeting, shall state the object for which the
meeting is called, and at a Special Meeting no subject not so stated shall be
considered. Fifty members, voting in person or by proxy, shall constitute a
quorum at any meeting of Ihe League, All meetings shall preferably be
conducted in the German language, but the use of the German language
shall be optional with each speaker.
IX. QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS.
Any person nominated for membership after November 1st, 1915 who
has studied at a German University or at other German InstUuUons of sum-
lar standards in Germany, Austria-Hungary or other countries, shall be
eligible to membership in this League. Any person nominated after No-
vember 1st, 1915, who is(a)a graduate of an American University or Col-
lege ( b ) who has shown to the satisfaction of the Committee on Adnussions
an 'intelligent interest m the aims and purposes of this League, shall be
eligible to Associate Membership in this League. Such Associate Members
are entitled to all the privileges of the League, with the exception of the right
"""^ As to persons nominated for membership before November 1st, 1915,
the provision adopted on February 3rd, 1914, shall apply.
X. RESIGNATION, SUSPENSION AND EXPULSION.
{ a ) Resignation of membership must be made to the Executive Secre-
tary in writing. , , r
[b) Any member may be suspended or expelled for cause by vote oj
three-fifths of all the members of the Executive Committee, fifteen days pre-
vious notice in writing having been given to the member of the charges pre-
ferred against him. Any action under this article may be revoked or modi-
fied by subsequent vote of the Executive Committee.
XI. DUES.
The Annual dues shall be $2.00 for members and associate members
and are payable not later than SO days after notice has been given, otherwise
loss of the membership may result.
XII. COMMITTEE ON LITERATURE AND ART.
The Committee, under the direction of the Executive Committee, shall
have charge of and regulate the publication of all pamphlets and books and
the exhibit of all works of art craft arranged for by the League, and shall
have the power to solidt and receive donations.
XIII. THE FINANCE AND AUDITING COMMITTEES.
The Executive Committee shall appoint a Finance Committee, whose
members shall supervise the finances of the League. The accounts of the
League must be audited once a year by three members, who do not belong to
the Finance Committee and who are to be appointed by the President.
XIV. COMMITTEE ON LECTURES.
This Committee, under the direction of the Executive Committee, shall
have charge of the arrangements for lectures.
XV. COMMITTEE ON UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
The Committee on Unirersitics and Colleges shall have charge of the
official relations between the GERMAN UNIVERSITY LEAGUE and
American Uiiiversities and Colleges.
XVI. RULES OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND
SUB-COMMITTEES.
The Executive Committee and each of the sub-committees shall each
have power to make rules for its government.
XVII. NOTICE TO MEMBERS.
Every member shall give to the Recording Secretary a mail address, to
which all Jiotices and communications to be sent under the constitution or
rules or otherwise shall be directed.
XVIII. NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
It shall be the duty of the Nominating Committee to receive Nomina-
tions for Trustees between October 1st, and October loth, of each year. Any-
body who has been nominated by at least Uvemembers shall be a candidate
and the names shall be sent to the members at least 6 days previous to the
A nnual Meeting, so that they may vote at the meeting for their choice either
in person or by proxy, as provided for.
XIX. AMENDMENTS.
The Constiiution may be amended at any meeting of the League,
Annual or Special, by a vote of two-thirds of the members present in person
or proxy. The Executive Secretary shall cause notices of propnsed Amend-
ments to be printed and sent to each member at least 10 days before such a
meeting.
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