Yanes, Francisco Javier

Ph.B., b. at Caracas, Young, Reverenp Tuomas J., 8.3., formerly at Venezuela, 6 May, 1861, son of Emilio and Trinidad St. Andrew-on-Hudson, Poughkeepsie, New York; de Ascanio de Yanes. Married Evelyn August a d. at Loyola College, Baltimore, Maryland, 16 Stanton Lynch, of New York, 1887; Vice-Consul and December, 1913. acting Consul General of Venezuela, New York, ARTICLE: BrinitmacuEeR, Pretpr MiIcHAE.. 1892-1897; Spanish secretary and Chief of the Translating Division, United States Philippine Yzendoorn, Reverenp Reainatp Joun ADRIAN, Commi ion, Manila, 1901-1903; secretary of the .cc., b. at Utrecht, Holland, 4 May, 1872. Educa- Governing Board, International Bureau of American tion: St. Gregory’s School, Utrecht; Damien Institute, Republics, Washington, D. C., 1905-1910; a istant Aerschot, Holland; Louvain University, Belgium. director and secretary of the Governing Board, Pan- Entered the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of American Union, Washington, 1910-. Venezue- Jesus and Mary (Picpus) 1894; profe or at the lan delegate to International Congre es, 1895, 1898; Apostolic School, Grave, Holland, 1896-1898; or represented International Bureau of American dained 1901; sent to Hawaii as a mi ionary 1902; Republics and member of Jury of Awards, James town stationed at Hilo (1902-1906) and in the Kohala Exposition, 1907; represented International Bureau of District (1906-1908), Hawaii; Librarian, Catholic American Republics, Third International Sanitary Mi ion, Honolulu, 1908-. Former editor, Convention, Mexico, 1907, and Fourth Pan American “Revue du Culte de St. Joseph” (Louvain); delegate Conference, Buenos Aires, 1910; medal of the Bust of to General Chapter of the Picpus Fathers, Belgium, Bolivar (8rd cla ); medal of Public Instruction, 1911-1912; has travelled extensively, visiting the Venezuela. Member of: National Geographical principal libraries and as a result obtaining docu- Society, American Academy of Political and Social mentary proof of the discovery of Hawaii by the Science, American Society of International Law; Spaniards in the sixteenth century. Member of the Hawaiian Historical Society. Author of ‘History of corresponding member of: Scientific Society of Chile, the Catholic Mi ion in the Hawaiian Islands” (1913); Geographical Society of Rio Janeiro. Writer on “Study on Hawaiian Cartography prior to Cook’s literary and political subjects. Rediscovery”, 21st Annual Report, Hawauan Histor- ARTICLES: Besa; BELEM po ParA, ARCHDIOCESE OF. ical Society (1913); contributor to: ‘‘Revue de Culte de St. Joseph”’; other Catholic periodicals. ARTICLE: Bacuetot, ALExis-JoaN-AUGUSTINE.