A student who lias made .scod as a scholar as well as an athlete is Mr. I'. J. IS.ikev, of ■ King's Coliegr, Canibvidse. Knglnnd, who recoutly. won tho Whewoll scholarship for international law. It was hi< viciorv in the mile race last smnm'.r that helped Oxford and Cambridge to triumph over Harvard «nd Yale in the intercollegiate contest. A newspaper paragraph' says that- tlitburden of tho older hymnnlosy was the lonxiii"; tor eternal rest, and that the present-day activity, not to say athleticism, of churchmen has yet to manifest itself in sacved sonRS. This may ha trv.i to a. certain extent,' but many popular religion* eongs • celebrate the active religions lite, such a.-. "Work, for the Night is Coining," "Hold tho lorl," ".Villi for the Slide," 'Trineim,' in the Sheave.-." "What Shall tho Harvest H«?"—all «>i CCr.Uve of exertion rather than re'.;.-:" from toil. Per Chronic Chest Coniplalnta, Qioat rcpscrauat Cub, to. 6C
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1355, 5 February 1912, Page 3
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153Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1355, 5 February 1912, Page 3
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