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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
DoubIeheader to Be Staged
At MOiIii|i Field Saturday
St. Louis Will Meet Mckinley in First Game of SeriesChnese
and Fiipnos Will Clash in Second Battle of Day-HawaS
and Braves Scheduled for Sunday Game-PacitC League
Teams Have Strengt ned for the Second Series OF Play

} iIe!deTS in the ! II :. and lwanaSa
NOng and kau4 " OF measure up with
The ma '1rity g. ." outer gardeners
St Louis must Mt Ie forgotten a
Sun Luke. CLun Chew and Lam Wing
are always i'll tie limelight. Then
with !.ai Sin, HancherE. You Bun and
King Tan in the iLfield the Saints
will have four fast fio!ders. kurisaki
is a great catcher and the same may
be said for Kan LeOng.
Chinese We. Filipn0s
The second game of the day will
be d hattle between the Filipinos and
Chinese. In the first series the Fill
pinOS defeated the Chinese in CT eX-
citing Thinning game, when MarclaI
started triple play which saved the
DAY. This game was one Of the fea-
lures e the series, and another hard
game is expected,
Kong Of the Chinese pitched a great
game against the IIealanis and will
perhaps be selected to go on the fir
ing line in the second battle OF the
day. NcalOn will be behind the bat.
The Chinese have one Of the best
teams in the league, and with I'um
Dunn. Wong Wah Han, Sum Hung,
Pong, Kau and Young, ought to win
& lot of games this year. Kong start
ed slow this year, and the Chinese
suffered in the pitching department,
but after his showing in the last game
should pitch good ball from now on.
Lets Go"
The Filipinos are expected to make
n fight in the second series. in Beny,
Batong, Planas and Marcial, the
Lets Go" crowd has an excellent
quartet of fielders. In addition to
this they have been hitting well. Gar
cha, Luis, Boni, Delfin and Lario will
be ready for play, and the team has
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26

been playing GOOD ban since L.opcs
was sent behind the bat. Hosea Is
expected to spin 4 few Of the teams
In the second series. and fnasmuch
as the Hawaiian EIectrics haven't q
game on Sunday, Hosea Is counted
upon to do something. Basic is grad.
ually rounding into shape. and with
Lario on the job the Filipinos will be
formidable.
Braves vs.. HaWaiis
On Sunday afternoon the Braves
and Hawaiis meet at 1:30. The Ha-
waits have been greatly strengthened.
and with nine pitchers ready to send
on the mound ought to start some
thing with the Braves. ELL Lee is
counting on landing the first game
on the series. an many fans believe
that the Praves vii We the winners.
The OahU StrIi"e League is arrang.
ing for the second game which prom
ise2 tC iP a real match.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26

Revenues received by New York
State from indirect sources during the
lisCa! year ended June 50 showed
eain OF $6,352,676.17 over the previous
- months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26

Johnny Williams OF the AlI-stars
Ia Schuman. George Haneberg OF
= Louis and Star-Bulletin and Pat
..eniIiyan OF the Braves and Elec,
-ics. are leading the CommerclAl
eaene in hitting. The averages
implied from the DO xscore submit
"a show the following figures;
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York-Chicago 5, New
York /.
At Boston-Boston 5. St Louis 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 8,
Detroit 3.
At Washington-Rain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26

I Henry w. knight, who commanded
the guard that accompanied President
Lincoln to the theatre on the night he
was shot, died at his home in The
Bronx,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
At Los Ange!es-Los Angeles 3,
Portland, /.
At Salt Lake-Salt Lake :, Vernon
4.
At Oakland-San Francisco 4, Oak
land l.
Games Today
Portland at Los Angeles.
Vernon at Salt Lake.
San Francisco at Oakland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
Johnny Williams, Haneber9
And O'SuIivan Top Batters

utuaIs and Service First Lead in Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bulletin Second in Fielding and Hitting and First in Stolen
Bases-CormerCia Players Make Good Record with
BIBdueon-Coombs Third in Fielding and Fourth IN Hitting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
THOSE WHO GLORY IN
SIN FAR FROM GOD
Rev. G.. T.. Enterline of Quincy 81.
Baptist Announces Ser
mons for Week.

There are men who love sin;
they would sell their souls for drink,
for greed. for passion, for anything
but God. They not only revel in
shame but they glory in their sin.
They brag and boast Of the infamous
conquests they have made. These
men are far from God. II there Is
anteroom 10 hell they are in it,"
In this way Rev. q. +. Enterline,
pastor of the Quincy Street Baptist
church. last night explained his text
taken from Mark 1884. Jesus said
unto him. Thou art far from the
Kin gdom.'
"But there are others not as open
w sinful and yet who are far from
God. They are found sometimes in
the cloak of responsibility. Their
sins are respectable; that is they
mass publically i'm communities
which are respectable" Among
the others that are far from God.
Rev. Enterline places those who
trust in any but the divinely aP-
pointed religion. and those who
place their chances OF salvation on
their membership in lodges.
The topics for this weeks SER
mons Rev. Enterline announced as
Monday. The Neglected Duty, %
Tuesday. Reasoning With the
Lord: Wednesday. "A Standing
Question: Thursday Playing Pool"
Loves Growing Deed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
FEARFUL THING TO
MEET LIVING GOD
Twenty-Five Conversions Follow
strong Sermon by Rev.
II, u. Dunlop.

Are YOU dabbling in some sin ."
Numbered Rev. IL. T.. Dunlop in his
sermon on the text chosen from
Amos the prophet: Prepare 10
Meet Thy God. delivered Sunday
night before a splendid gathering at
the Hope Presbyterian chapel In
answer 10 the call that was extend
ed for the first time during the
revival. - confessions were made.
I'm opening his sermon the
preacher dwelt on conditions Of the
world during the time OF the
prophet when there was degeneracy
and decadence and sin was ramp
ant God then chose the poor
shepherd 20 thunder through the
streets. Prepare 10 meet thy God 4"
1t is q fearful thing 10 meet the
living God" he declared and then
went on TO show how sinners are
warned Of their evil ways. BY ac-
cidents and by death and misfOr-
tune he strOve 10 bring before the
people the methods used by the Al
mighty TO make His erring subjects
realize their sins.
Christ can prepare YOU" he held
out in promise 20 the congregation.
Repent. believe and obey Christ"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
SAYS SCIENCE TEACHES
THAT HE'LL Is REALITY
Rev. III. l.. Davis Declares That All
Churches Are Agreed ON Flu
turc Punishment.

Hell. Shall We Believe In II or
Not" was the subject of the ser
mon by Rev. Henry L. Davis at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
last evening. The text was based
on the Sermon on the Mount" The
preacher showed how some men do
not believe in future punishment
and then pointed out the fallacy in
this belief.
Men reject the doctrine of dam
nation because they think the
preachers use it TO scare people to
God and others say that they can
not believe in hell and a good God
at the same time" Rev. Davis said.
He pointed out how these men were
wrong and showed how the scholars
of different ages often erred and
cited the case of the great flood at
the time of Noah as an example,
explaining that scholars had scoffed
at the idea that there would be a
flood.
Rev. Davis showed the things
which proves there is a hell. Sci
ence teaches il with its theory that
every cause must have its effect.
The scriptures teach it, for God
said: whatsoever man soWS, so
shall he reap. All the churches,
Catholic and Protestant. agree as
far as future punishment is con-
cerned. Our conscience also tells
us that there is a hell. If there is
a God in heaven He could not oper-
ate this universe without future
punishment. Justice demands il"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
PLATE and Christ Held One of
Highest Contrasts in History

At the opening of the second
weeks work at the First Brethren
church u conversions were made
by Rev. J. A McIntuiff. special
speaker of Johnstown, Pa. This
brings the total up 10 is, three hav-
ing professed during the week.
"Pilate and Christ" was the sub
ject Of the sermon, in which a con-
trast was shown and an application
was made to present day life. The
speaker forcefully described the
scene in the court where Christ was
condemned by the unjust judge and
said that each one OF US is com
PEELED to pass on Christ as TO wheth-
er He was an impostor or a truth
full man.
I'VE measure matters by con-
trasts." the speaker exclaimed. 'Pi-
lOte and Chris represent one OF the
highest contrasts In human history.
PLATE was the embodiment of Satan,
one of the worst mer possible for
sin to produce Christ represents
Gods highest ideal of righteousness.
PLATE was the judge in the court.
while Christ was a prisoner on trial
for his life. The man that comes in
touch with sin and lives it in his
daily life prOclaims TO God and man
that he denounces Christ. and with
PLATE condemns Him as impostor.
no one of you would stand up
and reject Christ openly, but you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12

would reject Him with your sins. I
tell you that sin begins not in re-
jecting some doctrines, nor in a cold
Formally but begins when you re-
ject Christ. knowing that He is the
Savior. Sin established our asylums
our homes for the feeble minded
built our penitentiaries. erected our
gallows and damned souls for all
eternity"
Rev. McInturff scored severly the
modern practice OF reading nothing
on Sunday but papers and asserted
that a study OF the life OF Jesus
would reveal pictures more beauti-
full than any in the picture sections.
Churches which try 10 attract the
people by modern amusements in
place OF preaching the word OF God
were denounced by the pastor
People are always ready 10 pull
a man down" he asserted, but do
you notice how unwilling they are TO
help him up. PLATE asked the mob
outside his windows what to do with
Christ That is what too many Of
us do today. We allow someone else
TO do our thinking in regard TO re-
ligiOn. Hoy many OF your are sub
hitting your wills TO some other
person as TO whether you should &C
cept God? You even question your
own position tonight in sticking out
for the devil. when in your heart
you know that sin is wrong"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
WITH THE REVIVAL PASTORS IN THE SOUTH BEND CHURCH

Is worth more than all the wealth
OF the earth. He said in part.
Lazarus was dead and buried
Jesus came with the friends and
wept az his grave. Some said
Gould not this man. who has done
so many miracles. have caused that
this man had not died. Yes. but
had rather be the dead Lazarue
brought to life than the dead Jew
who thought they were alive And
I would rather be a sinner saved
by grace than an angel wi.o never
had the marvellous experience OF
salvation. why roll the stone away
Because of the one inside
The sisters were wonderfully inter
ested i'm that one behind the stone
And Jesus was very much interested
in him. Jesus loved him. and jesus
loves every human being and would
have everyone know the JOY OF
new life He says that the smallest
one is worth more than all thc
wealth in the world Pile up all the
gold OF Cripple Creek. all the dia-
monds OF the Kimerly mines. all Tho
pearls ana precious stones IN al lfft
crowns Of the world-pile them an
together and the lowliest is worth
more than the whole pile.
'Second-Because that stone was
between Lazarus and Jesus. And
many Christians are stones in Others
way. hindering them from knowing
the new life Roll the offence out
Of your life so as not 10 hinder
others.
"Third--Because it would make il
possible for Jesus TO save Lazarus
We are the body OF Jesus-hands
and feet and eyes He cannot act
except as He acts through us
"F'ourth-,So that Lazarus might
enter the new life 70 which jesus
was calling him. II is a life so glad
that those who have entered il sing
% Happy pay That Fixed Nv Choice
on Thee Ny Saviour and Ny God
II is the life whose peace is deep as
ocean, high as the heaven"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
JOHN BARLEYCORN
IS NOT YET DEAD
Evangelist Declares Christian
Must Guard Against Depre-
datiOnS for Few Years.

John Barleycorn is not going TO
die an easy death" said Rev. Jesse
P. Bogue in his sermon OF Con
quering Religion" at the River Park
NJ. f. church yesterday. He is not
dead yete The people must keep
awake and be eternally vigilant
against his depredations even after
he has been outlawed. Because OF
this, there Will be a greater task
facing the Christian for the next
two or three years than there has
been for many previous years"
Special music was given at the
services. A duet was sung by the
Misses Leah and Loah Steele and
the male octet sang Drifting"
Meetings will be held this after
noon at the homes of Mrs. McGiu,
Clifford Ct, and Mrs. William
Schock, S Sixth st.
1t is the avOwed purpose and de-
termination Of Jesus Christ that His
truth shall be preached everywhere
and that il shall conquer all peo-
pies, Rev. Bogue said. There is a
desire for conquest in the heart of
every strong man or woman and 10
this desire Christ makes his appeal.
The story of the conquest Of the
world by the Christians is a tale ex-
ceeding all others for it's demon
stration of power, romance and au-
dacity. The conquest Of China by
Bashford, Of India by Thoburn, of
Africa by Smith and Taylor. is
more interesting than any military
campaign ever set on foot.
I'VE must read the New Testa-
ment in the light OF the spirit OF
conquest, for this great document
was, for the most part, struck off in
the white heat of the conflict be-
tween Heathenism and Christianity.
The very life Of the Christian church
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
FOUR TYPES OF FOOLS
CONDEMNED BY PASTOR
Church Member Who il Lukewarm
il Placed on This
List.

Two confessions due TO an earnest
appeal on the part Of Rev. w. A.
Bvundige were made last evening at
the Indiana Avenue Christian
church. a record congregation heard
the discourse given by the evange-
list on the -Four Fools" Music
was furnished by the regular choir
and an orchestra.
There are four classes of fools. q"
said the speaker. "distinguishable in
the eyes Of God. They are first the
rich man: second. the church mem
Der; third, the moral man. and,
fourth, the inhdel.
The rich man is fool when he
thinks only of his worldly things
and fills his mind with worldly things
while his soul starves.
THE church member fool is q
man who claims he is church
member or in other words is a luke
warm member.
The moral man is always point
ing out that ne is as good as other
men but in the end he is far from
being perfect.
The infidel is a fool because he
believes there is no cod and no man
can expect 10 be saved that believes
this way"
Tonight the sermon viii he on
The Lever That Moves the World "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
Home, Foundation
of City, State
and the Nation

We all are interested I'm the con
dition OF the home" said Rev. J. A.
Robinson in a well delivered sermon
Sunday evening at the First Church
OF the Brethren on Indiana av. and
Miami st, before one Of the largest
ever seen in that
church.
Some OF as are homeworkers,
some OF us are looking forward 10 a
home. God started the home; it is
the oldest institution in the world.
having its origin in the Garden of
Eden. Jesus Christ takes an inter-
est in the home
The home is not what il used to
be," he continued. THE standard
of the home is gone. The ideals Of
the home are gone Today we can
hear the boys calling their fathers
the old man and the daughters call
their mothers the old woman. The
ideals OF affection are gone. The
children do not stay home, but wan
der around the streets.
The home is the foundation Of
the church. city. state and the ma
ton. Somebody's home is feeding
the church, the Sunday school. the
prayer reading. the theaters, the
dance halls. the saloon, the redlight
district Home is the devils battle
ground"
The preacher enumerated the
seven deadly perils of the home
untrue parenthoOd. impure litera-
ture, clubs and lodges, card playing
and gam bling. theaters. movies.
dancing. unhappy marriages and di-
vorces. The five pillars OF the home
are purity of heart. unselhshness,
love, government and religion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
SIN, LIKE FIRE, KNOWS
NO VALUE SAYS PASTOR
l. Only Thing That Keeps This
World From Being
Heaven.

The reason that our people back
slide is that they never slide for
ward declared Rev. Daniel a.
Haley, pastor of the Mizpah Evan
gelical church. last night in his SER
mon on Sin" He gave the term
inology of the word sin, coming
from the Greek. it being an archer's
term. meaning 10 miss the mark.
Continuing. he compared fire with
sin. saying that it was like a flame
that grows bigger and stronger. 1t
knows no value. destroys the hovel
as well as the mansion. 1t is also
attractive. but fire can be put out as
can sin. He asserted that IL is not
the big sins that lead TO destruction
but the slow ones like a microscopic
germ that eats away the root. 1T
is not the big sins but the small
ones" he said. that lead to dam
nation. What the devil loses in
weight. ne makes up i'm numbers.
The devil was smooth when he
made intoxicants. Is not an alcO-
holic beverage attractive? Does il
not sparkle? The same may be said
about sin"
The only thing that keeps this
old world from being a heaven. -
Rev. Haley declared. lis sin" lie
said that people should fOrtify them
selves against sin. and not be a
slave or servant, no matter how at
,ractive IL might be. Sin" he con-
tinued. has its carcass spread all
over the world"
The converts responded TO a call
by the pastor Sunday morning.
Prayer service marked the evening
services, together with special mu-
sic by a quartet and several vocal
lists The meeting this evening will
begin al 1880 sharp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
WANT CITY BEAUTIFUL
Birmingham. Ala, 10 See That Va
cant Lots Are Cared For.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. IL
This city is again going in for the
city beautiful contest. An announce
ment has been made from the city
hail that if anyone wants 10 plant
something on a vacant lot and has
no lot. the city will "digg one up.
In other words the municipal au-
thorities are keeping books and
seeing that no one man has SO much
property that he cannot beautify il,
for. IL il is found that he has. the
city will get someone else TO beau
tify Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
Lincoln S Life
Was Patterned
After Christ

That Lincoln was a man who fol-
lowed closely in Christ's footsteps
and was perhaps the Redeemer's
closest imitator, was the belief ex-
pressed by the Rev Melvin c. Hunt.
pastor Of the Trinity NJ. Z. church at
the services last night.
Lincoln was simple hearted
man like Jesus and l have absolute
~ no doubt that he has successfully
trodden the prepared road Of glory
and is now with Cod" said Rev. Mr.
Hunt
Go has prepared salvation for US.
II is for us 10 accept We must seek
Gods glory, for it is mans duty 10
glorify the Master. Great nations Of
history that failed to glorify God are
now in the eternal scrap and rub
bage heap. Man cOnnot continue to
seek His own glory and escape per-
dition.
You may pass up the opportun-
ity of getting right with God,
thinking that you Will have many
other chances, but beware. You
may be ready when God is not, and
the consequences you know not. Now
is the proper time and here the
proper place 10 reconcile yourself TO
God"
In response TO a call for converts
to the Christian faith four converts
went forward and were received into
the church by the pastor.
Previous 70 the sermon Dorr a.
Sillaway, assisted by Mrs. Melvin c.
Hunt. rendered a specially arranged
musical program. Mr.. Sillaway has
written a hymn for the special meet
ing Of the Sunday school and Young
Felix's alliance Friday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12

depends upon the propagation OF the
conquering religion of Christ. for as
soon as We have become at ease in
zion we begin TO die.
1.-The incentive OF the Christian
program lies in its application TO
life. II we would attract strong,
vigorous men to the church, we
must have a practical task that is
big enough TO match their strength.
In the spirit OF conquest the virtues
of the church have been preserved,
for if we try to win other TO Jesus
Christ we must have those virtues
ourselves which we are trying TO
persuade others to cultivate"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12

alone Doctors said medicines were
useless and only an operation would
help me, but Lydia r. Pinkhams
Nesetsble Compound has proved IL
otherwise. 4 am now perfectly well
and can do any kind OF work. ''-
Mrs Nellie Phelps, care OF r. a.
Hiter. r. r. u. 40 8. Fulton. y. Y.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles. nervousness
haskache or the blues could see the
letters written hy women made well
by Lydia r. Pnkham's Vegetable
compound.
II you have bad symptoms and do
not understand the cause. write TO
the lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Lynn. Mass. FOR helpful advice Civ
en Tree. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
WATCH OUT FOR PING
Associated Press service.

Associated Press Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ll.-If
Ping" Bodies joins the Philadelphia
Americans he may surprise a lot Of
the followers of the American
league Bodies has learned a lot Of
baseball on the Pacific coast in the
two years since he left the Chicago
Americans. according 10 word from
otto Hess. the veteran pitcher. who
Is on the coast He is not as heavy
as he was when in the majors be-
fore, and Hess looks for him 20 be-
come "a fixture in Connie Mack
outfeld.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
The greatest of all linguistic gen

The greatest Of all linguistic gen
fuses was undoubtedly Giuseppe
Mezzofanti. who died IN 1919. Not
only could the wonderful Italian
read so or so different language
besides many dialects, but he could
also speak and write them with as
tOnishing fluency. II was commended
that Mezzofani could converse with
natives Of practically every quarter
OF the globe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
LOWLIEST WORTH MORE
THAN ALL THE WEALTH
Roll We the Stone Away" is Sub
ject OF Sermon 10y Rev.
"a GlnIrlN-
c. o. shirley.

Using as his text John 1889, Roll
we the stone away" Rev. c. o.
Shirley of Fort Wayne. evangelist at
the Trinity Presbyterian church, de-
livered a sermon last evening in
which he pointed out several rea-
sons why Christ rolled the stone
away at Lazarus grave. The speak
er especially emphasized the fact
that the lowliest person in the world