Opening of Walla Walla College
By C. C. Lewis
THE fall term of Walla Walla College begins Wednesday, September 30, four weeks later than last year, in order to give students more time to labor in the field. It is our expectation to cover as much ground in our studies during the school year of eight months as we have formerly covered in nine months; hence it is important that every student be present the first day. From September 27 to October 2 the college team will convey students and their baggage free from the depots to the college. After that a uniform charge of fifty cents will be made for each passenger with baggage. Students should notify C. M. Christiansen, College Place, Wash., on what train they expect to arrive. The prospect is good for a large attendance of earnest students. There are calls from all departments of the Lord's work for consecrated, sturdy, well-qualified laborers; and to meet these calls the college has courses of study adapted for the preparation of ministers, Bible workers, teachers, business managers, canvassers, and nurses. Thorough instruction also will be given on the organ and the piano, in singing and voice culture, and for those who wish to prepare for a medical course. God is calling these days for volunteers to enlist under the banner of the cross until the war is over. Who will respond, “Here am I, send me,” and will enter our training schools to receive a drill for effective service? We are calling especially for men and women of experience and mature judgment, and such will be allowed to select the studies they most need. Younger students will be welcomed, and will find work adapted to their needs, no matter in what grade they belong. For calendars and further information, address Walla Walla College, College Place, Wash.