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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
FORMER STANFORD STAR
GETS SERGEANCy H0N0RS

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY, Oct
16.-C Charley Austin, Santa Clara coach
and former star of the Stanford
rugby fifteen, Is now an acting first
sergeant in the new national army at
American Lake, Wash. Austin OBJ
tanned his speedy promotion through
constant study and preparation. While
at Santa Clara Charley studied other
things than the rugby game and was
for a time certain of one of the stu
dent companies in the Santa Clara
University battalion. In a letter to
Louie Bergna of the varsity football
squad Austin said that he has been on
the hop ever since his arrival at Anne.
rican Lake and that he is getting
along famously. Austin's friends are
looking for him to win commission
before he leaves for France.
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GARSMEN NAMED FOR
HARVARD FALL CREWS

! CAMBRIDGE, N. H.. Oct. 16.--:
barsmen who will make up the Elliott
and Thayer crews at Harvard Univer.
sity this fall have been named, and
the men selected for these crews are
generally looked upon as being the
best in the varsity squad. A big fall
regatta is being planned for the
Charles River Basin this month, and
the Thayer and Elliot Fights will meet
at that time in race.
Thayer Crew-Stroke, F. b. Whit.
man; Z. Thomas H. Fisher; 6. r. Sal.
tonstall; 5, ID. C.. Wilmington; 4, j. H.
Peters; 8, C. II. Watson; 2, c. Mellen;
bow, i. s. Randall.
Elliot Crew--Stroke. d. B. Hull; z,
p. NJ. Cabot; 6, c. F. BatcheleF; 5,
Francis Parkman; 4, Case Garfield;
8, Arthur Fisher; 2. G. c. Moves; bow,
G.. II. Hoods, Jr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
CHARLEY SWAIN HELPS
PUSH C0RBETT'S CLUB

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is. - The
Recreation Park Joe Corbett Club,
formed for the purpose of helping out
the veteran pitchers candidacy for
supervisor, added many members to
its list during the week The Seals
are all enrolled in the club, and each
member was handling out Joe's cards
last week. Tommy Sheehan and Char.
ley Swain are among the active work.
ers in Corbett's behalf, which shows
that the ball players are faithful to
their clan. Joe's downtown headquar-
tiers are getting to be regular visit
ing place for players and former play
ers, all of whom report that Corbett
supporters are to be found every.
where and that their candidates
chances are looking better every day.
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race and Buchanan Of the engineers
and Smell of the naSEsAced with their
arms and legs tied.
Results
Last nights results were:
100.yard Noviee-Goet2.e De Russy.
first; Brayant, De Russy. second; Car.
roll, Engineers, third. Time, one min
ute. seven and twofifths seconds.
50-yard Championship-Pingry, Do
Russy. first; Cunha, Navy. second:
Granrose, Fort yKamehameha, third.
Time, twenty-seyen and four.ffths
seconds.
20-yard Noviee-Guyot. De Russy.
first; Maile. Navy, second; Carroll. En-.
gineers. third, Time, ten seconds.
k40-yard Championship-Pingry, De
Russy. first: Azlin, De Russy. second;
Hensley, De Russy, third. Time. SIX
minutes, thirtynine and tyo-ffths sec
onds. -
5O.yard Backstroke-GlEz, De Rus.
sy, first: Cunha, Navy, Second: Car.
roll. Engineers, third. Time. thirty five
and two-fifths seconds.
Spring Board Diving - Romans.
Navy, first: Sanders, De Russy, sec
.ond: Guyot, De Russy. third.
Relay, four men. so yards each
Navy, first: De Russy, second; En-
gineers. third.
Total points-De Russy, a: Navy,
81; Engineers, 4; Fort Kamehameha.
. 8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
FURNISH
PLENTY OF FUN
FORPASSENGERs

Plenty of sports were furnished pas
sengers on the steamer Maui during
the voyage from San Francisco which
ended yesterday. Deck sports were
run off on the afternoon and evening
of October % and the prizes awarded
at the captains dinner on the night
of October %.
The events and winners were as fol.
lows:
Mail driving contest. Won by
Mrs. Jack Milton. Prize, ukulele. "
2-Are you there, Casey? Won by
E. H. Lewis. Prize, scarf pin.
3-Boys' potato race. Won by Yer
non Tayernette. Prize, box of pencils.
Second, Francis Cline. Prize, box of
paints Third, Fred Cooke Prize, in.
door baseball. -.
Girls potato race. Won by Mary
Schoen. Prize, box of pencils. Second,
Eulalie Head. Prize, puzzle board.
Third, Edith Lewis. Prize, paper dolls.
5-Toeing the line. Won by Mr..
Parker Prize, bottle of special limb
liniment. Il
6-Chalking the pigs eye. Two
prizes Won by Miss B. Ludloff. Prize,
napkin ring. Second, Mrs. L. B. De-
Latte. Prize, pin. ..".. ~ =
Ladies' spoon and potato race.
Two prizes. Won by Miss NJ. A. Macal-
lister. Prize, pin. Second, Miss j. Bald.
erston. Prize, pin. 49,. s.. -.
S-Chopstick and beans, boys con.
test. Won by Vernon Tavernette.
Prize, color kit.
9-Threading the needle. Ladies and
gentlemen. Won by Miss B. Ludloff
and Mr.. P. Bailey. Prizes, ladies' EN-.
broidery set and 1ngersol watch.
10-Hooverizing contest. Ladies and
gentlemen. Cracker-eating. Won by
Ray NJ. Allen. Prize, toilet water. Wa.
ter drinking. Won by Mrs. Jack Mil.
ton. Prize, toilet water. up.
11-Cigarette lighting. Ladies and
gentlemen. Won by Mrs. William Col
Inns and Mr. Parker. Prizes, ladies' pin
and toilet water. like
12-Musical chairs. Won by Miss
Macalister. Prize. Hawaiian beads.
1S-Bottle driving contest. Ladies
and gentlemen. Won by Mrs. w. J..
Garibaldi and Mr.. Parker. Prizes, per.
fume and fountain pen. .. 49,.
14-Tug-of-war. Fats VS.. Leans. Won
by Leans. -. g..
Officials-Master Of ceremonies, W.
c. Van Antwerp. Entertainment com.
mittee: Riley H. Allen, chairman: T.
M. Church, E. H. Lewis, Miss Irma
Jenkins. Finance committee, c. S
Falk, chairman: Mrs. w. G. Ogg, Miss
Florence Offer. Judges, DR.. T. A. Der.
ryhill, U. S. NJ, George Mex. McClel-
Ian, L. B. DeLaitte, e. H. Lewis, Robt
Horner. Prize committee, Mrs. Jack
Milton, Miss NJ. A. Macalister, T. M.
Church. -.
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PRINTERS TO TAKE on
FEDERAL MEN TONIGHT
AT Y. BOWLING ALIENS

The Printers and Federals win clash
tonight at the Y. NJ. C. A. bowling al.
leys and a good match is promised.
The pin-smashiug will begin at 7:SD
O'Clock.
In last nights game the Financiers
nosed out the Pineapple Factors. The
total pin-fall for the Financiers was
1874 and for the Pines 1927. BY mutual
agreement three men rolled to each
team. Splits were frequent and the
result was small scores.
Wikander's 53S was the high total
while Copper of the same team was
next with 507. Young was the high
man of his team with 49, Wikander
and Cooper tied for high single honors
with 204 each,
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WIN ONE AND TIE NEXT.

The boarders at the st. Louis Col.
lege played doubleheader with the
day scholars yesterday. The first
game was a walkoyer for the boarders
and the second proved tie. ~ to Il,
even though an overtime period was
staged. ".
Bearders-Judd, c. Luis and Rodri-
CUES, forwards; Silva and Hayselden,
center: Yredenburg, Cooper and
Specer, guards H.. ...
Day Scholars-Macconel, Lam Wing,
All HUI. Lun Luke. forwards; Cushing
ham, Young Fong, centers; Alani.
Chon, Hanohano and Alfonso, guards.
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HARVARD FRESHMEN TO
PLAY AGAINST YALE :.
AND PRINCETON MEN

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 16.-The
uncertainty which has hung over Val:
football was dispelled recently by the
definite announcement that freshman
games would be arranged with Har.
ward and Princeton. f..
A joint meeting of the board Of ath-
letic control, college and Sheffield
school councils and the athletic asso-
citation, it is announced. has authoriz.
ed Professor r. N. Corwin, the chair
man, to arrange for the games, with
the restriction that only men enrolled
in military or naval training he allow.
ed to represent Yale.
1t was also decided that class
elevens should be organized and a
series of intercollegiate games played
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CO-EDS OF STANFORD 49,.
ORGANIZE ICE SQUAD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 16
Women hockey enthusiasts at STAN
ford are starting to organize a team
to play their sisters, the goods Of the
University of California. The Berke-
ley women started the excitement by
sending challenge down to Stanford
stating that they wanted to stage an
intercollegiate hockey game. Judging
from the interest shown at Stanford
the 800" will put good team On the
field against California. -.
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Edited BY MIKE JAY SRAA
GAVE: EN- SHIRTS
Pennant Winning Club Re-
ceives Donations of
Wearing Apparel

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-It
pays to be with a pennant.winninG
club. Members of the indianap-
oils team, which won the Ameri.
can association flag were pre-
scented with enough wearing ap-
parel 10 last them ell winter.
Fifty-nine silk shirts, four suits
of clothes and Is hats we're some
of the donations of indianapolis
merchants. Wickland and Cosey
Dolan got ten silk shirts apiece.
Jack Hendricks, manager of the
club; SIEVE Yerkes, the leading
batter; Cosy Dolan, the leading
base stealer. and Jake Northrop,
who won Il games, got the suits.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25

Football players never make good
boxers. They're too willing to fight
TOR nothing.
Slang Simplified: Fan-A bug.
Squirrel ehowder. Cranimum Cripple
f. + H.. .<.@ + j 49,.
How can you tell whether wrestl-
ing match is good or not? That's a
cineh. Your nose knows. ->
When reading copy of correspond
emit
In frenzy wild you madly grope
Among the football experts dope
Absorb it all, then grab a gun
. To ask the sucker which team won
i j. +
Bernie kauff Of the New York
Giants wss once employed as a mule
driver at $40 a day in MiddIesport,
o. From his exhibition in the last
two games Of the series we judge he
was oVerpaid.
IF half the birds who besiege a
sport writer for passes on the day of
a football game had enlisted, the draft
law would never have passed. e..
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n you ask US, the College Of Hawaii
looks like the winner Saturday. We
may be wrong, but there is no novelty
in that for an expert.
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Boxing seems to be as popular in
this town as 1t is in New York state,
and they've dressed the game up in 4
wooden kimono back there.
+ ~: ..". i + +
CaIifornians have an idea that Mary
Brown is a better tennis player than
MoIIa Bjurstert but then there's a
reason" MoIIa isn't Native Daueh.
ter, and the Golden Caters are just as
impartial as fixed jury. They don't
care who loses so long as it isn't
Mary.
>.= 4 + =
Buy a Liberty 6ond-Airight then
buy another! Let's go!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
D0UBLEHEADER SUNDAY
AT M0ILIlLl FIELD

Two games OF baseball will be staged
at Moiliili park on Sunday afternoon.
The st. Louis team and the Braves
will battle for the title in the second
series of the Pacific league The
game will start at 1880 o'clock.
In the second game the Coast De-
Tense team will stack up against the
Ind Infantry team of Fort Shafter.
Kelly will work on the mound for the
Coasters while Simons will heaye for
the Shafter men. The battle will
omen at $3.50 o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
c COMPANY BEATS 3

Company C OF the 25th Infantry
trimmed Company B of the same reg
iment at Schofield Barracks yesterday
afternoon by score of 4 to 3. The
losers mad just returned from a trip to
Hilo where they had cleaned up every
thing in sight which fact made the
defeat yesterday all the more Calling.
Carter heayed for the winners and
Johnson for the losers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
LOCALS TO PLAY CHAMPS,

Three Honolulu boys, Denny Mark
ham, Lai Tin and Vernon Ayau who
are with the Upland team in Pennsyl-
vania, will figure in game with the
White Sox of Chicago shortly. Eddie
Collins received an offer of $4,000 to
play his men against the semi-pro club
from the hacker of the Upland team,
John p Crozier, and has accepted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25

It was the first week that the
Smiths, who had fallen heir to con-
siderable property, had been In their
new home Mrs. Smith was giving
a dinner party. with the fond hope that
from this occasion she would be fatgly
launched in society. Lena said Mrs.
Smith to her new cook, "be sure and
mash the pease thoroughly tonight.
what. ma'am?" exclaimed the amaz.
ed cook; mash the pease7" Yes. that
is what said, Lena, mash the pease,"
repeated the mistress. "Itaakes Mr..
Smith very nervous at dine to have
them roll off his knife
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
CHIEF MEYERS FIRED.

BOSTON, Oct, 16.-Catcher John T.
(Chief) Meyers has been granted his
unconditional release by the Boston
National League, to which he came
last August when the team was sorely
pressed for backstop. Meyers, be,
fore that, that been Internationally
released by the Brooklyn club. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
eRITToN SUSPENDED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, ct. 16.--The
Wisconsin boxing commission has
suspended Jack Britton, his. manager,
Dan Morgan, and the latter's staff of
boxers, because of Morgan's failure to
post forfeit for Britton's bout at
Superior, Wis, recently, it was an.
nounced today. Morgan will be given
a hearing on October 90.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
FLGCkOF FIELDS
Linda Vista Camp Has az
Baseball Diamonds for
Khaki Play ~.

. SIN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16.-
That athletics are playing a prom
int..t part in the various camps in
the United 4tes was shown yes
terday afte loon in a letter re.
ceived here ny Joseph Addleman
from Camp Linda Vista. San
Diego. Tie ,tter conveyed the
news that 42 baseball fields, %
football fields, 0 cement tennis
courts and six swimming tanks
are being built for the soldiers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
KEEPING BALL SCORE rs
USED AS PROOF OF
SANITY OF INMATE

; PoUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. Oct.
: 13.-Harry Marx, after being con-
, fined in Matteawan Is years as
: insane. presented to Judge Plat
; his ability to keep a baseball box
: score, as proof of his sanity.
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DODGERS BUY MITCHELL

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The Brook.
lyn National league club today claimed
Pitcher Clarence Mitchell of the Gin.
cinnati Reds for the waiver price of
$500. He is a left handler who won
nine games and lost fifteen during the
past season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25

Willis-Did you have a good time
at the Bumps last evening? ellis
Yes. We spent an evening of sin.
Willis-What do you mean? ellis
My wife cheated at cards, lied about
my income, and between US we swiped
their best umbrella.--Life. .
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FRANK GoTcH BETTER
AND WILL LEAVE COT
IN HOSPITAL SHORTLY

; CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The con.
; dition of Frank Gotch, former
; worlds champion wrestler, has
improved SO rapidly that his
physician said today he would
: be able to leave the hospital
; soon. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-25
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.

Yesterdays Scores.
At Salt Lake--SaIt Lake, Is, Yer,
non 8.
At OakIand-Oakland :, San Fran.
cisco ..
At Los Angeles-Los Angeles 9,
Portland /.
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Today's Schedule,

Vernon at Salt Lake.
Portland at Los Angeles.
San Francisco at Oakland.
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1T is only step from life to DEATH"
remarked the invalid father. "Yes.
and a step-father afterward,s replied
the precocious child.-Town Topics =
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Mike lays labs
WHAT'S THE USE?
Puzzled PruneIIa says

" ySu
Wear your hair
In a knob
On top
It make you
Look too prim
And if you
Wear il in
CurIs you
Look too
GirIish and fIiehty
Don't you know?
So, What's the Use?
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STAR-6JLLE..N GIVES you
TC GhN'-e NEWS TO-DAY
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Evening star., 1917-09-08

President. L :. Bradley, first vice pres
ident. Harvey J. Cheston, second vice
president. Miss Bess Coltorn; third vice
president. Miss Nellie Il. Ernst, fourth
vice president, Mrs. Ruth Lewis: sec
retary. Miss Mary w. Thompson :
treasurer. oliver G. Moles: choriSter.
J. W. Galleher: orchestra director,
Charles Ernst, and nianists. MISS LOIS
Stuntz and George Thompson'
A memorial service for Rev. Dr.
George Mc,ircw. late rector of Grace
Episcopal Church. Woodside Md, is 70
be held there tomorrow afternoon at !
o'clock. with Rev. George Fiske pud-
lev, rector of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church of this city, officiating
Rev. Dr. w. f. Burnett. pastor Of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church;
has returned from his vacation. ana
will teach the Bolgiano class In the
sunday school tomorrow morning. ana
later preach at the church service.
s. s% sc @
The recent complimentary smoker
given lay the Holy Name Society OF -.
Margaret's Catholic church. at sea-
Pleasant. Md at The residence of
Thomas J. Crowley there. was 5" sue
cessful that the society has voted to
hold another on October ,.
Rev. George \. Miller pastor of
Ninth Street Christian church: Chap
lain Rountree of the Navy. and l,r. NJ
t. Roop. president of Eastern tollege
at Manassas Va. We're included IN 'he
list Of those addressing the twenty
second annual convention of the FAR
fax County tVaD SUNDAY School AS
sociation. held at the fair grounds at
Fairfax on Thursday aht yesterday
Ss Sc Sc as
Rev pr. LuCius Clark. pastor of Ham :
line Methodist Episcopal Church. has
returned from visit to the central
west. where he points out he did his
bit in the bumper harvest work. Dr.
Clark plans to preach in Hamllne
Church tomorrow.
ss " ss ss
Rev Howard |. Stewart is to observe
his second anniversary as pastor of
Second Baptist Church tomorrow. ac-
cordng to announcement made during
the week following his return from a
vacation spent in Virginia.
During the past year the pastor has
received los new members into the
church, preached 30 sermons and con-
Quoted eight evangelistic campaigns
outside of his church.
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Tne fifty third anniversary of Zion
Evening star., 1917-09-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.

mean Who is what Aku is Azariah h
was called Abednego. servant of
Nebo'
The changing of their names did not
change the character of the four noble
Hebrews. In obedience to conscience
and early religious instruction they re-
jected the food which was provided for
the students by the liberal provision
fusal to eat the meat furnished was
probably due to the fact that the ami
mails had not been slaughtered accord
ing to the requirements of their faith.
and also because it had probably been
dedicated to some heather deity at
the kings table.
The experience in the new environ
ment. where the restraint of home is
than one mans downfall. The student
who enters college without principles
well established is apt to become
failure. The destiny of life is usually
determined during the formative period
of the high school or academy days:
Then is the time when the training OF
the home and the church is fxed In
ones character. Daniel. when he en-
tered the palace school. determined to
be true to the God of his fathers. The
defeat of Judah had not crushed his
faith. In the hour of his trial Jehovah
drew near to the Jewish lad. who. al
though in exile and under the Baby
lonian monarchs control. remained
received at his mothers knee in his old
Palestinian home and Jewish school.
His duty remained the same in Baby
Ion as in Jerusalem.
The standard for his college life was
identical with that Of his home life.
The test came quickly to the new
students. for they had to decide whether
they follow policy or principle custom
or creed in the matter of food and
drink. The pressure of social custom
college traditions and the rules of the
schools were all opposed to his faith.
portion of the meat and drink. which
was offered to idols. contaminated the
rest of the meal for the Hebrew stu
dents. who refused to partake of that
which would defiie themselves. The
temperance question is not a modern
one. although under the pressure of
war it has advanced more in the last
three years than it had for years be-
fore. 1t would be easily settled with
out legislation If each individual de-
cided to be guided by the example of
Daniel. who determined to settle the
question in accordance with the com
mands of God.
The record of the lesson proves the
Evening star., 1917-09-08

Or. Harry d Mitchell, pastor of the
Metropolitan Memorial NJ. E Church
has returned from his vacation and VIII
resume the Sunday night preaching
service tomorrow. During the present
month the general topic for series
of sermons will be "A Modern Inter
pretation Of the Prodigal Son.. ana the
sub ject tomorrow night will be Break
ing Away." Mrs. Wayne &. Wheeler.
wife OF the attorney of the Nat!onal
Anti-Saioon League. who recently came
to Washington TO reside IRON! Westef-
vile, Ohio, will he the soloist. The
Epworth League viii be led BY G. w
Hunter.
Although hampered to some extent
by the absence OF some Of ;"e oihcers.
Including the president and vice prssi-
dent. the annual field day and regular
monthly business and social meeting
of the senior and Intermediate Chris
ton Endeavor unions Of The District.
held st the Baptist Church IN Falls
I,hurcn. Va. or Monday afternoon and
evening, was voted success and was
highly enjoyed by all present. The
mem berS of the various societies rep
resented by the union assembled at the
Virginia end Of the Aqueduct bridge
and travelled by trolley from there TO
Falls Church. which was reached about
; o'clock. Games were played on the
lawn of the church and about o'clock
supper was served. AfterWard the
auditorium of the church was utilized
of the meeting.
FLOYD =. Holland. superinte ndent of
the Christian Endeavor evangelistic
department. viii preach tomorrow
evening at the Central Union Mission.
Mr.. Holland viii leave shortly for Chi
cago. where he viii enter the Moody
Bible Institute in preparation for the
active ministry
The annual retreat for the clergy Of
the archdiocese Of Baltimore will be
held AT ST. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore.
and viii omen Monday evening at $50
clergy viii receive holy communion in
a hody.
The retreat VIII be conducted by
BishOp ]. p. Fallou of London, Ontario.
one uf the leading members OF the
canad an hierarchy. Bishop Fallon
was for.ner!E provincial of the oblates
OF the northern province of the United
States
At the close % the retreat the bishop
viii come TO Washington, where he
VIII be = guest AT the oblate College
a. the Catholic University of America.
Tine retreat for the faculty and stu
dents of the Oblate College. given by
! Rev. I. Duffy. @. VI. l.. OF Buffalo, y. v.
closed this morning with mass in the
chapel of the college at o'clock. At
this service several of the scholastics
made their religious profession. which
| WAS received by Very Rev. r. ". Smith.
Lowell. Mass. A; the close Of the
service solemn henediction Of The
blessed sacrament was given
Studies VIII be resumed al the col