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I DISCUSS l CAR POLICY POLlCYConsider POLICYI POLICYf I
f Consider Reasons for With WithlaoM5iig WithhoId1ng
1 laoM5iig oki 0 Open Cars s of No NoPublic N NPublic NoPublic
Public Concern ConcernOFFER CaocemOFFER Cv atcern atcernOFFER
OFFER a OF TIMES TIMESCOLUMNS TIMESCOLUMNS
4 COLUMNS SPURNED SPURNEDBwwtfcoii SPURNEDRFe SPURNEDPrey
Prey RFe Ii alit Ham H t of f Traction TractionMry TractionDediIIes
Mry 7 DedwesEven DediIIes ven to toGrant toGcaat toGcant
Grant Ham Hamtnp Hearing Hearingof H HftM
ftM tnp of the Washington Rail Railway R il ilaa4 I Iw ¬
way and Electric Company c Cops y and tdial tvo tvoCant t tQIIItiaI
Cant QIIItiaI si Traction Company have deflaitrbr deft defteapbat1ea117
aitrbr end emphatically 1 relfaaed to dis disc disoeum is isfar
c far publication the reasons which whichpt whichthem h Ic IcIIpt
IIpt pt them to t continue uutb 4IIe the operation operationdurtas fperationef
ef dosed can durtas the M Mta summE summEthe su roe roenesetfhs
nesetfhs ta the face of widespread wNed lead op opr oppssitien < p
pssitien 011 tie tIIeIUt hart J their r patron patronpatrons patronIs patronsIn
Is yradNbrg the views W8 pt the patron patronsof patronec patronof
of the street cars The Times Ti proceeded proceededthere
1
4 fie tiIeer7 that to this as in et every everyether > y ytIIeft
ether ease there are two sides des to a aafenry aMIIr7 aThere
afenry There nerecoald could be no r s doubt about aboutrmfiii abouttile abouttie
tile setlaee t t ptrevallmit tIuouKbout the theeatIM theetntbe
rmfiii etty among the refries who ar aransry art artiIIIIb areunity
ansry made uncomfortable tIt i crowded crowdedthe erowdedcan crowdedP
can canP
P = 11 cdirg tr w the theory that that2Ab ptoattirly pas pasSUBJf
SUBJf tile sVft street car COaaa companion PaaBMai warn warnel WCC10ttC
car1IDIIer
el t4eeir i tinder e > raiatit I Ic s sof
ttC c alien niMsK t leVtt gaera enJ enJrIJ MtOTesl pth JVI > bttC OKwfl OKwflknowledge war warlmmriedga
knowledge rIJ The Thnes Tes4IM has been beentits ea ea4eavoraag
4eavoraag 4IM Ie a IRIIDber fJIC 4ys te tetJ ia iaimee
imee tJ ftn ear CO companies te1llll8 te1llll8tM to tabe tabethe
tits public into their confldenee ec I I Th Ththtea TIle TIleear tftetip
tip ear eoae decline te de a rtMIIIr aaytMllg
thtea of the kind kindGIVCK kindGivea
kbIdaae
GIVCK Ounce r ate U at UBaflway B BPreent
Preent t Nonneat Of the w waDd Wa to tea teaHallway
Hallway and Electric Company Is out outof oateC outK
of Warbin Washington W ton for a month lDOII h or more on onfanned OIlW onhis
W Vacation ioIL TIaenmes The Mmes tllentore In InIerrued
1 fanned Gen George H Harries HarrIeof go general generalTnanasjnr ieiJ ieiJratrger
Tnanasjnr of the company that It would wouldatedry wouIIIJIIIIee wouldaIYly
atedry phi JIIIIee eg at his dtoppsal the col colic 001C ooiit ¬
it C this paper far tile parpGIIIe ot otto Klrarstltit
lrarstltit ic to > Ute riding pnbdc any rea reatfc NIItt reasasr
sasr tfc Itt sntaiit have for forI operatina dosed dosedby dosedwlTatntdM
wlTatntdM < I street ueeter srs = Vb egos ours ours4k
4k lltlul er ears i by thepaNIe the thepabOe dIoeWn
pabOe w were Iylna lyln Idle in ti the ear eIar1IUII eIar1IUIIDa7 bama bamaDay baaaDay
Day after day this th offer was made madeeMMr adeto madetdiisr
eMMr to General I Tarries in litlit nerson or orte erin
te his absence to those m charge of hto htoAce wGeIIeraI hietries
< Ace General Harries anoouaced 1 e4 hte hteintention hIaJatendola htaintentiou
intention of discussing the subject with wtthmfe withfeUowoftleiaJa withdda
mfe fetlowoffieiala fetlowoffieialaaaaay feUowoftleiaJay flawofe b b7eday
aaaay y he definitely and flnaOy m mtement in inn infare
fare n nme that tbae wound be beDID bens
DID statemontt tement fortbcomhiK from thelFa the thew
w Wa eM Msjgtac gtoc Railway and Electric Com ComGeneral ComIIIIIQ Cornlrmty
IIIIIQ General GeDeraIart1e Harries gave no reason reasonToe reasourr r eaaonPer
rr IIII decision to Ignore the proteaU pretgbof
8C tile JllUI IJS of his ooIIPIIaY
Toe oaWa comnanr I has hasjnalw Det no L l toaeahe tie tieall
jnalw to aB the theSItF general generalsay iteaer womb wombsea
say sayGearee
Ira 1 I ti Ales Dediaes Dediaesxedy DI lIL lILJIxec
JIxec xedy 1y tile seine attitude Is taken by
George E Haminon president pr + eaideat of the dIttTractioD
Casatal Traction Ccmnany CcmnanyMar CcIIIIUIYtIIaJa Ccmpanylateen
Mar than a week wekaao aico President ideIIt 1IaM Ka t tnat
ibtan aI that the corny compaayUO was wasant
nat seeknx eddi Any pubilcfty and an 1 saw sawto DO DOleaIOII aoreason
reason wiry It should diecasa its opt
to beR policy JMaIIeyY policyTotertiay
Totertiay Y y afteDOOIa TIae IbDea IbDea8eId aaiz aaizout
8eId out a Pooregttye e to JIIr HaIaIttGD
for the nrposa of askiBc asktn bin b take
the UIIIIc Into riB eoahmnre nJIIftr1 and sirearts J TeJea8O
arts reasons Jea8O be rnifcht have for f r following f ftbe
in tbe footstos GOtst of the Washtaxton W WaDI1 I Iattway
Rahway attway and Electric Comneny Com IIIY te user operelated useratinrt
atinrt elated and uacontforteble u f cars iassead ta tathe 1ItC
ssead C maim the be open cars which are areie arcseem
seem 0 tM tIut dr drst in the far b bLmL ns Unllsnttenasdy Un Unt
llsnttenasdy Prmkient t Ha H altom tOla as DOt DOt1IEt notswat
swat whBirutt t leteu 1IEt to the ij ofter er DAde DAde1Ir madeby
1Ir wie nIBe8 nIBe8r
r I ass a Uuueata1Te of The TI Tames
Praddent T I HamIJIea was 1Df0nDed by byrota
UIe ie men autboctsed ant se M to otfer the Caai Ca Gaty
1al l Traction Oaaaaanr 1 I y the use of the theof thecrlbemeas
0IIIIIa8a of this saner nanerXefWM sanerltett
erLW
XefWM ltett eg tS LMtM LW LWI LutonI
I 1 I have nnthhut an to say Y saM Presi Presient PreslIaIB 1restebernt
ebernt ent Hamilton lIaIB Har Elton ton curtly Y before be bad aa aaeCotttinued aaCCtllawed aneutboed
eCotttinued eutboed on I1Ib1i T Third hafd Page PageWEATHER PII8eWEATHER PaceWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe
The vemneratures tesoemtmrs tufts have not ast rhaasJH chaarlbhlmaisially rhaasJHtwentyfour
JIIIdedaJly iD any region rid die yet
twentyfour tyf r hours and are above the thenormal theanimal
normal hi all districts except die Gulf
Rates and The he Missouri valley
Generally nv fair weath w wen a + r will cdtotinne ue
tonight and Saturday in the Middle At j
x 8 Stases Stasesidsisrstely at aes aesuely
idsisrstely 1 Mely W Mm > th temperatures tures 1 will willowtiMae
CIIiMIIIue tooisht ana a Sataraay y overperily over overacactleally
acactleally all districts east of the lOa MiaabmllrM
abmllrM river riverFORBCAST riverc riveiight
c FORBCAST FOR TAB DDnJUCT DISTRICT
> rsk toeiSht ight Saturday Satu y partlir cloudy cloudyTBMPERATCIO
sad enatlnaed aed warm IiaId IiaIdTIWU Ilg to Mednate MednateSetcntlt
Setcntlt to sosehweh while whileT1RATCz
TBMPERATCIO T1RATCzS TIWU TIWUI
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MRS LANGLEY LANGLEYRISKS LANGLEYRISKSLIFE RISKS RISKSLIFE RISKSLIFE
LIFE IN A FLOOD
i cat vt i Con ConJIltS Cndin t tRs
MRS Rs JOlUt w LAKGLEY LAKGLEYs UfGLEYMrsWQ LA3f LEY LEYMr
MrsWQ Mr s lohin a W La Lay Y Wife of fiber Me b of Congress CongressFrom CongressFrc CongressY
From i Y Keaitiicky KeawckyAlmost K Almost Drowned HI inc i Heroic Effort Effortto
to Rescue Her Endangered Family
LEXDich x y July 17 ga ietrs ietrsfrom ewIJ ewIJfrom
from Frestontoura p today to ay says Mrs rs John JohnW loInaW Jebaw
W Langley wife of the Representatttve Representatttverrom Hl ladtYe ladtYehom
from die Tenth Kentucky Dnrtrtct and andwell Ien andwell
well en known m W Washington oa saved ved betaeit her herself her2IeIf ¬
self and family from drowning after a aclou ackru4lhur8t ackoarst
clou ckru4lhur8t rburst only by most heroic efforts effortsBispreseatathre effortsaeprwenmtlve
Bispreseatathre 111 N Lavgley was not at atbImte atbane
bane Mrs Laagley was awakened by byand byher byher
her motherinlaw JIIIOths law eomimg to be rr ITOOIa ITOOIakr orn ornand
and telling her th tihoy ar were all shswt to tobe toJlWQt tok
be swept away asks The Langicy home ta tahi IIIj IIIjYaIIey Ilm
hi a valley and when she got out s sher c cher eher <
her room dad only cmbIJI m In her night 5ltSPAN apparel apparelMM appsielSPAIN
SPAN CHALLENGES CHALLENGESVATICAN CHALLENGESVATICAN
VATICAN TO FIGHT FIGHTStronghold fiGHTStronghold FIGHTStronghold
Stronghold StrongholdChurch of the Catholic CatholicChurch I
1
Church to Bar New Re Religious R Rligious Rli ¬
li ligious ions Orders OrdersMADRID OrdersXADJUD OrdersMADRID
MADRID July JntyworUTs sW1tb tile JIII presents presentso R1 R1to
o to tM oortes a die 111II bN airJI8W air atremty atremtyslgaed
slgaed b0 King Ahforro barring new re reYtoaS re reIIOUS
IIOUS orders from tile country coaatrYthe peadhtg peadhtgthe
the concordant coDCGldaDtworId ittoso 1 aln long longworlds
worlds forwooeCCathoife f fda foremost CathoHe power to toy toy
da y challenged Cbl the Vatican to a strug struggle JItnISpe strnggie ¬
gle as serious as that which hIch In France Franceled FIaIIeeJecI Franceled
led to the expulsion of all religious or organisations orpabat or organisation ¬
ganisations ganisationsBy pabat pabatBy
By this step Spain deaniteiy tikes the theoffensive theofteutve theoffenalve
offensive in the negotiations with ROOM ROOMregarding BGmer Ronnieregarding
r regarding the concordat concordatThe oeudatTIle concotdstThe <
The situation ta unprecedented on the theIberian theIber1aa theIbbertaa
Iberian p peninsular for years the strong stronghold strongbold ¬ 1 1hold
hold of the church churchWith clumhWith churchWith
With the Kings IS signature aTftxed to tothe tothe tothe
the bin the supporters ers of Premier Gmelajas Can Canetajas CaBeIajas
etajas were w re lay t reenforced l y a fac faction lacwbJeh faction ¬
tion which hitherto baa remained a neu neutrc1 neutl1 neutr
trc1 tr force in the dispute disputeThe cliaputeTbe disputeThe
The lieutenants of Cartels Canelajas jag are areconfident areCOIlthlelt areeonf
confident eonf dent cat the governments program pro program program
gram jan be carried out in full tulIif even evenif evenit
if it b necessary to widen tbe breach breachbetween areaaI areaaIDetWeftil
between Madrid and Rome still far farther tarn tarThoU farther ¬
ther therThough n therThough
Though a Candstand CaneJetoar stand has done donemuch donemuch donemuch
much to bring riot peace In the inter internal lDterDI inteinal ¬
nal affairs of 9 SrIa 9s > ta foBowtna bollowing the dis disorders 4118j dlsrenhda ¬
orders resnltta vm the execution of Gel oftaco
Francisco taco Fe the conviction a 1etIv i ispreading to tospreartma illthat
spreading that r decisive lining < up of ofdertcals ofC1erieab ofderteals
dertcals and anticlerical forces will winas willhying
IIriDg OR a ew new crisis IaMaDy crisisMany
Many disorders have already occurred occ1Inedas
as the result of the governmerfs stand standajas standagainst
against the ious orders aDd CaqeI Cai4elaJas
ajas demand that nonCatholic aouut tbotic churches i
be avowed lowed to display the emblems of oftheir ofjr oftheir
their jr faith faithThe faithThe i
The fovces that have been at work works workace
s nee the war with the United States Stateshave stateshtve
have almost reached their triumph in inthe Inthe hithe
the tone Io growing opposition to the thechurchs theeh
churchs eh rchs domination dominationDenance domiDaUoDDe6aDce dominationDedaance
Denance of the governments ment5 posttioa posttioato IIItIoaadU
to adU tfll shows s sown by the clericals The arch archbishops archbbdlop archbishopsa ¬
bishops and hd d bishops nave gone eo > far farto as asto Ps Psto
to write rite to the premier that th t > foun foundation foundation ouu ouudatioD ¬
dation and therefore the dissonttoa of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the religious rel tbI establishments wtablIs u which have baysthe havethe hanJthe
the approval aat rovaI of the chorea is Inde Independent independent ¬ 1 1tftIIieDt
pendent of the Doff will of the state stateI statThe stateThe
I The outspokenness outspoken of the clericals df has hasconvinced huo basconvinced
= convinced some o of the Jlu Jlue8I1tt politicians that thatthe thatthe
the cburdanea Know that they can caneeent caneemt
eeent an the Kinnrs support should a aorfete aerWa acrbs
orfete arise So far however the King KIDopeaJy <
has openly shown hIS advocacy of the thepremiers tiles thepremiers
premiers s plan for curtailing the power powerof powerof
of the church and has worked rket in perfect perfectharmony perfectharmony
harmony with b CtnaJejas h hY hY IiY
Y M C A BOYS ENJOY ENJOYFINE ENJOYFINE ENJOYFINE
FINE CAMP Cl MP OUTING OUTINGAJJKAPOIIS OUTINGPLIS OUTINGANNAPOLIS
ANNAPOLIS PLIS Md July i jTbe The boys boysscamp boyscamp 110 110aC
camp of the Washington Y M C A Aon Aon
on South river six miles rom Annapo Annapolis Aonapo1mder ¬
lis under the care of A AL M Cheetay CheetaywBl IeywID Chheteieyw Chheteieylbbmk
wBl lbbmk break up on MaWay Man nay y heR the par par ¬
tYJea tyhe ty teave for Ith w wfte Washing urn urnThe
The health It Ith Itof h of fnscampe the catrnpe s has been beendfc
fill dfc and they have greatly a enjoyed the
KstMis boating boa and crabbing Therewereeroer There Therewece Therer
wece wereeroer wrer r sixty in the party MLtt7q
q
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she saw by the flashes of Hgfttnfng that thatthe tIIttbe thatthe
the house was sorrouadea bg 9 waterThe water waterTbe watftThe
The rns rubhe4 > he to the front dot opened openedit
It it and WPS swept from her feet by thewind the thewild tbf
wild rush of f water that swept to atthat at atthat
that = instant she scrambled w to hv nag feet feetgave i igave
gave her daughter Katharine to the thei tileIRaId theataWGraspod 1
i ataWGraspod maid Graspod her motharinlaw by the thearm tIwarm thea
arm arm a and headed head l for the barn ruwble wbacn wdchwv wbacnwir
wir wv nn au elevation above e the bouse bousethe lo lotbe i
the < swtrlh swirling g water er nearly JMa rt takta taking them themoar t themof
oar their feet many man time Bat Batwbfr by MrswhErt Mrs Mrswhere
where ahfrmJUm M l + Jty iT 7 7peJIN f re e eto mtg mtgtb
peJIN to ifiwr nvqidayVgat st st y yFI hen hentibawss hnthe
FI tibawss dMp the tutor call caDe js jsfriend >
e i way to P Pfriee4 Presldt Presldtit1e4
friend eared a ea d for them themTHIS tb thanTHIS II IITHIS
THIS DAY RECORDED RECORDEDIDiTHEHDTTEST RECORDEDAMUHB RECORDEDHOTTEST
IDiTHEHDTTEST IDiTHEHDTTESTOa AMUHB AM0 MG THE THETwo HOTTEST HOTTESTOR
Oa Offy Y YYear Two Days Da Ys This ThisYear 1 isYear
Year Was Y as Mercury MercuryHigher MercuryHr rcury rcuryHigher
Higher HigherTODAYS Higher4f Hr per perTODAYS
4f 4fTODA
TODAYS TODA YS HEAT RECOUP RECOUPVcather RECOItDYcatllerDtHe RECDWeather
Weather YcatllerDtHe YcatllerDtHeS BOrOOa B reB reB7S bCls4 bCls4Sam
S Sam a 1ft 1fta 7R as asS
S a a la 7S 7SXYMay 7S1Wa SIt
18 1Wa a 1ft n S1 sa
11 a BI niA99 sass sassp
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3 p JR s SI SIsa 8 8p
= p Hh sa saFrhIIt7 at atFriday
Friday JttP hIIIifs a ilf rS will be recorded rco at atthe attM atthe
the Weather w Pureaa as one 4 of f the tbehottest theIIottt thebottest
hottest dar diIr of the tM0Iab year yearOnly TarOniy
Only Jan 1 21 1 and July I 3 have so sofar eotal sofar
far approached l it la intensity of ofheat ofIlea ofbeat
heat IleaWasJaIactoR beatWashington
heatWashington
Washington is now catching blC thetail the thetail thetaU
tail end of the hot wave wa that started startedon
oa the Pacific coast yesterday and andrushed aII4naalaecl andrushed
rushed east eastI At Y Yams ria Ails yester yesterday eater eaterdaT
day the therJD aaew at die W Weather WeatherBureau < atJaer atJaerB8re8
I Bureau station registered re 114 de degrees de deeea degrees ¬
grees and at atFreauo Pre Fresno to CaL t Cai + aL 14 1 degrees de degrees de degreeS ¬
greeS grees was recorded reeGr ed Y Yuma ta below belowtha Mlowtile belowrbs
tile level of the sea at the edge of ofthe oftbe ofthe
the great Salton Sink Fresno eo is ismuch iaucla ismuch
much ucla higher higherThe l cberThe higherThe
The heat in the tlMp1aiaa plains section and andthe aa4the andthe
the Lake region was intense yeaer yeaerday yeMerdIQ yesterday >
day but was relieved by heavy than tIa tIa4br thund
4br d r showers that extended thiymgh thrpughout thiymghout thlJChout
out the theWest West est and swept to the At Atlantic AtIaDde Atiantie ¬
lantic cease ee Showers in hew e Eng EacIaDd Lagland England ¬
land and the Middle aDd Southern Southernt SonhenaN4Ltes SouthernatMes
N4Ltes t tes cleared away the humidity in int int1e
t t1e je atmosphere atlD06 her but did not reduce reducet
t tAe ae temperatures materially materiallyIn I
In Washington the thermometer made madea
a regular midsummer m r rise beginning beginningat begin n nat
at oaybgnt The temperature at atocJock C iodock Coclock
oclock was W degrees in six hours a arise ari8e arise
rise of twentytwo degrees was reg registered regAt togtainted ¬
tainted At tne Weather Bureau the thetemperatures tiletemperatures theores
temperatures ores were eTbe lower lowerthe lonerThe
The weather experu s spite te today that tIaatthe thathe
the entire en tire country to bs ben m for a period periodof pew
of hotweather hot wUaer tae duration or o otrey which whichthey wbichtt
they tt cannot cannot foretell They The do not se seUcve e elkn e elirve
Ucve rt will be of a very disagreeable disagreeablecharacter d dIsag eeabie eeabiecharacter le ledanictu
character hotwever hotweversence as there 18 an ab abRnce abience
sence of humidity huo dity in iRtbe the atmosphere atmosphereand
and A steady breeze is blowing bl W1
Tut same conditions prevail in all allother allother allother I
other sections of the country except ex pt the theonre theea theextrese
onre extrese ea te southwest where the humid humidity bumidty
ity ty is high h as well n as the temperature temperatureNEW temperatveNEV temperatureNEW
NEW POSTMASTER POSTMASTERABOUT POSTMASTERABOUT POSTMASTERABOUT
ABOUT OCTOBER 1 1Charles 1I 1Cllarl 1fharhert
I
Charles P GranneM ITashinxtons ITashinxtonsnew WaahtqtOBsJIeW
new Postmaster appointed by Fred President PrestdeIat Freddent ¬
dent Taft and confirmed at the session sessionof
of Congress Just closed will take up uphto upbIa uphis
his duties some time about October Octo r 1 1unless 1unless
unless IIn present plans J miscarry miscarryMr miSarrvMr
Mr Granfleld in his present present position positionas i ias
as First Assistant to the Postmaster PostmasterGeneral Postmasterhave r
General win have much to do with the theetabltehment theetabU thethe
etabltehment etabU bment of tile postal poetalsavings savings bank bankUntil bankUntil I
Until this is done done it i is hardly banll probable probableduties probablethat
I
that he wilJ l be reli ed of his yreent yreentduties le
duties by the appointment of a a3ucces a3uccesl aucces auccessor uuccessor
sor l
1 ll DISTRICT TRICT EMPLOYES EMPLOYESLOSE EMPLOYESLOSESICK
LOSE LOSESICK SICK LEAVE LEAVEI LEAVEDye I
Absence Due to Illness nesw Will WillBe Willf WillBe
Be Charged Ch edAgainst ed Against Va Vacation Vacation Yxcation ¬
f
cation Allowance AllowanceONLY AllowanceII Allowance0IDLY
II ONLY LY LYi LYREL1EF i RELIEF LIESTjffiOUGH LIESOUCH LIES LIESTJHROUGH
TJHROUGH OUCH CONGRESS CONGRESSrofler
I i 1i
t rofler Rehtccaatly Rules RatesCoodemnfeg RulesCedesenig
1 Coodemnfeg Ce ia Obvious OtwoesDbcrin OtwiousDtcrinIitien ObviousDaaiiistltien
DtcrinIitien DtcrinIitien1JJIftI Dbcrin n t n nOon
1JJIftI t lea the attention It b ramMdiid = u I IiCoD ifcgetas
iCoD Oon Ooneminent fcgetas emposs ec die Dle ct pw i jeennetrtt ienlJIMIDt
eminent eennetrtt win te granted no further sick sickle sickleave k k1eWve
le leave 1eWveA leaveAccordfra ve veAccordrr
Accordfra Accordrr A to the i0upretatlon teUjuc I stins plated placeduton platedup fd fdUlCD
up UlCD n an tpinton pi of the Comptroller or orthe Mthe ofthe
the Treasury by Auditor Tweedale etnplcYou em empl m mpI
pl plcYou < res of the District government vernment t arc arcentitled arfftUed arEentitled
entitled ftUed to only thirty days leave rr rrnbeonce Ma r rxteena
nbeonce a annually Absence because becauseillness c cillites r rillness
illness win be cbaIwId cbsi d to the annual annualleave ann annualleave ua ualEeaft
leave leaveTike leaveThe
lEeaft1k
Tike question arose with respect rospectleave t twhich fI
I leave ve of per diem esapiyas cencertdng cencertdngwhich 1 1wMctl
which aa opinion was recently askf ask k kof
of < > f the Comptroller In his decision t tunptroller th thcmJtroller timptreller > <
unptroller hosts that leave may m mhe n nt > t tbe
be granted cra ted to the per diem employes cf cft < f fthe fthe
t the he Engineer Engine ar Department bat in the theae th thof t h e eae
ae of the per diem amptoyts of the theHealth til tilJlfaltb theIlealtb
Health Ilealtb Department t ad of the office Offketh < > f fthe
th the Collector of Taxes ax leave may u ugranted t tglaDtfld lPanted >
granted under the per diem leave law 1a 1aoilarch Iaxt j ji
oilarch > i March i HK HKSide tSick 1 1Sick
Sick Lre K < t Allowed Ali AllowedThe wed I
I The Comptroller oUer however to render rendertag rentlErrbls renderlag
tag this decision bat entirety apart from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the Question QuesUnrenfaobmltted submitted ted holds that the theannual theJ thesifawl
annual leave lea of employes of the Dtstrkt DbJtrltof i iof i iof
of Columbia Is only OBI thirty days da No Nois s Noprovision 0
provision dwu is made in the law It is said saidthe saidfor if1 if1the
1 for the granting c of sick leave a matterwhich matter matterI maU l lwldeb
I which heretofore has been left la th thL thbanda the thehands <
hands or the Com ComLMve Commissioners CommissionersLeave
Leave L > eave of absence without pay pa mym mymthr say saythr
thr th Comptroller C HjtluR T Is not a right rl bt of any anyemploye anyof anyanpleye
employe of the Dtrtrtet government governmentIt t tIt
It has no fecal existsnce es istece except asgranted as asCon
granted by Con
Ive I ve arrived at the above conclu conclusions reneseioas ha hawith ¬
sions with some hesitation The act actgranting act1ea actgranting
granting leaves 1ea was passnd he hethat to that meet mef dif different ¬
forest f conditions from those that thattroDt t tfront LOU LOUfront
front you today It to te serious need needof needof
of amendment and UIdd18M1mIaat works wortdiscrimination hardships and anddlsrrbnmatiens
discrimination d18M1mIaat which ida should shou be beand beedle4 re reedied
edle4 bUt that power is with wttbaDd t sngrir sngrirand
and not with me I have only to deal dealwith I Iwith
with the law as asshould It Is and DOt want a tebould aaMuId
should be beJa I Imade
n t Lepeia37aa Lepeia37aaJa
Ja lAaeettthtg J I tile tileVl darids sf sftjdap
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made by Auditor Atadlf SN eoaab eoaabOn dgie dgieIn >
9 On vt slew w of this deenaon I IbOllO have bsvaboarr i ihonor
honor boarr > to suggest that the tile8i Coruaus Coruaussion Coriaeioners
sion 8i eioners rs incorporate ta their estfaattes estfaattesa mat mata
a draft of such le knlation stotlon as will provide pro provide profor ¬
vide for the employes of the District Dt 11et of ofColumbia ofColumbia ofColumbia
Columbia thirty days annual icsrve and andthirty an4th andthirty
thirty th days leave t tft be taken m caseof case caseof caf
of sickness sicnwhen when in the th Judgment J t of ofthe ofthe f fUte
the Commissioners ComIM C iseienera such leave ve to war warranted warranted warranted ¬
ranted rantedCommissioner rantedCommillldor rantedCommhloncr
Commissioner Rudolph said that the thematter thematter
matter would be placed at once before beforethe 1aeloretbe beforethe I
the board boardPAY bomdPAY boardPAY
PAY STILL WANTED WANTEDBY V ANTED ANTEDBY
BY CENSUS EMPLOYES EMPLOYESThe E PLOYES PLOYESDe
The pieceworkers at the Census CensusBureau CezaauBareaa CensusBureau
Bureau with growing Impatience Impatienceand ce ceaDd
and indignation are fet ratU U awaiting awaitingthe
the pay envelopes that were supposed supposedto
to be ready nId for distribution dI July 1 1Director L LDIrector 1Director
Director Dvraad today said that the thepiecework theork thepiecework
piecework ork system Q1 was being beingstraightened 1teiDaualshteaed beingstraightened
straightened out as rapidly as pos possible posbh peastale ¬
stale bh and that he could add nothing nothingThe JaOUabaato
to Ma promise of yeaterday y that tile tilepay thepay
pay would M ready 1n a day OL OLTIle so soThe
The director denied with withwarmth e ewanatII samewarmth
warmth that the pieceworkers worken were werebetas wereW weredaarced werebeithg
betas W dUertartiiated dUertartiiatedcharged agaiamti as ascharged
charged by one of them or that they theycould IQco theycould
co could not make as much DCh upon the thepiece tilepleee thepiece
piece system 81 as upon poa the tl o salary salaryIn salarybasis
basis basisIn
In the mcsjiitlmfi tb8e while the salaries salariesarc
ar arc being held ui until aUl the plecswork piece piecework Plectwork
work can be systenattsed Q1Ite some JIOmepia SM SMgirls 3Wgirls
girls and men who punch holes fa falittle taUttJe inlittle
little card boards all alltile day teas ax axthe axthe
the rate te of a is cents per hundred hundreddeclare madreddeclare hundreddeclare
declare that the landlady te growing growingmore powtqmore growingmore
more Insistent indtetencAsked la llatesaLTea InsistentTea
Tea Dellaa U UAsked Advance AdvanceAsked
Asked if he had heard that some of ofthe orthe ofthe
the unpaid workers had appealed to tothe wthe tothe
the money ey lenders of Washington to totide totide totide
tide them over while wbl awaiting awal the thepleasure thep thepleasure
pleasure p ure of Uncle Sam Director Dur Durand Durand Durand
and came back with wl the rejoinder that thatthere thatthue thatthere
there was w no 0 necessity ty for this thisAs thkAs thisAs
As I have II said we armed aJa to ad advance 4Dee advance ¬
vance Dee these piece workers Jl ilt eac eacuntil each eachuntil eachuntil
until full payments can be made madescid ma maseW madeacid
seW the the director di In ease eases of specialntcesslty special specialniceasity specialnfcMlrity
niceasity they may obtain more than thanthis thanthis D Dtbis
this amount by asking for it It and andshowing adshowing Padshowing
showing that the th lack of otlItOIIey otlItOIIeyproTing money Is Isproving Isproving
proving of serious inconvenience inconvenienceThe ee eeThe
The clerk who sysyhat s y yebat ut she cannot cannotmake caaOtBlake cannotmake
make 9 HM M per annum aDD the salary 17 al allowance aII atRwance ¬
lowance I > upon the piece system systemdoesnt SJBtemt systemdeesat
doesnt t Know ae wtoat she e is talking talkingabout taUtbtda1tout talkintaabout
about I below that tJuItlt an ordinary eper operator eperator eperMor ¬
ator upon these imnching machines maehineacan llMII llMIIcaD
can make makeMOIe more than that They are aredoina andelDIJ aredoing
doing if it every day dayThe dayne dayThe
The clerks came here under no mis misapprehension mtsappr misapprehension ¬
apprehension appr They were toW that thatthey tbty thatthey
they y might mis kt t be placed upon the piece piecesystem pIeceQatem piecesystem
system after the lint month They Theywere T1a e1were Thuwen
were permitted to work on a salary salarybaai MokrybahI salarybasis
basis for that length of time tIMe after afterwhich anr anrwhich afterwhich I
which they should be proflcient proGdcmteeougb proddentenough proflcientenough
enough to make more than thaaU thaaU0t 5 5Ot 54 54Od
Od 0t r Work Offered OfferedNot Offeredwet
Not 3 ot ly that at if it to shown tnat tnatwe thatall tnatan
all a IIeI eitie cannot mak maker sse i per month WtGlltwe
we are wfiSng after two months trial trialto trialto trialto
to sh shiQ i him or her to other work where wherethey wherethey
they tbeycan can make the amount amountI
HI I do not know kn tw w who the complaining complainingones compl
ones are but any person m unable to earn eainWi1 earns
Wi1 0 s + + Per annum pon m the piece J system sysUmbasis sfhmst
ba = basis > is must st be a very ver incompetevl incompetevloperator incompe incompeHag el eloperator
operator operatorHas operatorHas
Has it occulted to o you that aims girtsthrown aimsthrown rfS rfSthTO1rt1
thrown upon their own resource in inWashington inWaAlhington inWashington
Washington with their Government GovernmentContinued GoeramesattCoDtJnU GovernmentCoatlnued
tCoDtJnU Continued on Seventh Page
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stm snalght ha down JS 110 feet eet tangling the tiletbe thevis thevtotlm
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alb r jared and also sustained baie baiet1IJeS ftsdtiwes
tures ci the arm and lag lagPlains J JA erg ergA
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Plains drawn wy 4 the > bope of orTIlle seeing seeingaMre cetoCMre
Mre records hnskea The vM opport1Uditr opport1UditrOf ituiilly i iof
of wHamuliis wU a flight by the tmom faIDMIIta famofawomen tmomwoman
woman aviator a raised the tbet eathasteaaii eathasteaaiito seth sethto
to a hIP g pitchShe pitch pttehShe elL elL8Iae
She set on odt h hue her biplane uoufldent SuH SuHJaushlD and andlaughing andlaughing
laughing It was when at the height heightof
of ISA feet that ft became evident to tothe totile tothe
the spectators something bad gone gonewrong pileWIODC gonewrong
wrong In the few moments that the theSTATESMEN theSTATESMEN theDEPART
STATESMEN STATESMENFROMOYSTER DEPART DEPASTFiJOH OEPARTFROM
FROM FROMOYSTER OYSTER BAY BAYDolliver BAYDolliver BAYDolliver
Dolliver and Cummins Ex Expected Expected Expected ¬
pected Soon and Hughes Hughesto
to Arrive Tuesday TuesdayOYSTKR TuesdayOYSTBR TuesdayOYSTER
OYSTER BAY N T July 1 8 Ina Inadore bTboedote Thee Theeam
dote R Roosevelt b gesding I t today tree treefro freefro
fro mpoUdeaI eonferenees eea All his Ie Ieleft in insdrgeht
am sdrgeht gent vtottors left met evening and andhe lidhe andhe
he does not expect any more statesmen statesmenat
at Sagamore Hffl for twentyfour hoots hootsat hoarsat
at least leastIt leaaIt leastIt
It Is rot eermtn that any one will wfflcan w1Hon willtall
can on the former President tomorrow tomorrowalthough t mOrTOWaJtbouBtI tomorrowslthooth
although there to a hint that tJIatbIIAIr tJIatbIIAIrputa insur 1atrngents insurgents ¬
gents Senators enators torS DoBHrer and Cummins of ofIowa ofIowa ofIowa
Iowa may appear at the HID BDLtwo These Thesetheir Thesetwo
two rrogtesshe An Senators base MYetIMIr delayed delayedtheitr
their proposed vtoft vfar for some user nnexptahMd uaexplabled userreason
ptahMd reason but Colonel Roosevelt BooseveltThe RooeeftItbaa Roosevelthas
baa not given them up as IoIIt IoIItTIM ioRThe
The former President to to turn his btothoughts bistb1aChta histhosgbta
thoughts from national attain for a aNew atime atime
time next week and take up aft aEn of ofNew ofhew
New York t State He win have his hisconference hiseonfeIenee hisconference
conference with Governor Hughes H next nextTuesday aextTueada neatTuesday
Tuesday Tueada and will then prepare prepuelhmp to topltmge toplunge
plunge into his work of trying to get getcontrol setcontrol getcontrol
control of of the State G O P PCoKmerRoosevelt PCoIoDeI PColonel
CoKmerRoosevelt Colonel Roosevelt got isp at 3 thismorning this thismorning tbJIIGInIIng
morning an dafter breakfast delved delvedinto delvedIDto delvedInto
into a pale of telegrams andthe and letters letterswhich Iett Iettwtdeh letterswidth
which hid h d accumulated accumsla Onrta Onrtafour a abefore the theletters Jolla Jollatour
four widthdays days dayshid before going for a arate aride horseback horsebackride
ride There Th e were acme 13 1 1 a1 a1all letters from fromall fnImab
all over the country ltJ7 all bearing it la lasaid Jttaid Iisaid
said aid upon politics politicsFroniNew politICSFroaa polttcsFrom
FroniNew From New York to the Western born coast coasttbe eoesttile es esbottom
tile colonel is getting letters from the thewith thePro
Pro reB5tves asking askingwith J ng that be come out 01Itwith
with an indorsement Hftt In their various V1II1oaaThe vat
campaigns The regulars at a the tbetime same sametime me metoo
time disturbed > lest the colonel colonela colonelmuch b be top toprnucb too toomueh
much swayed by y theinsurgents UK tCta tCtaare a athat nes nesare
are sending s word urging u that hehoid hehoidoff he boI4 boI4off
off until til he wordgot has got gotu gotsen J the sen sff t tboth
both idea in the factional Hg HgStates 1ICJU IR inStates the theStates
States StatesSOCIALISTS StatesSOCIALISTS StatesSOCIALISTS
SOCIALISTS CLOSE CLOSETENDERLOIN CLOSETENDERLOIN CLOSETENDERLOIN
TENDERLOIN PLACES PLACESMJLWAUKEB PLACESX1L PLACESMILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE X1L W AtXEE Wis R ia July IThe 8 The So Soeialteta SoetaUMa Sodaunts
daunts carried out their threat to stop stopthe atGpthe stepthe
the sale of liquor in the Tenderloin dis districts IJttrlcts districts ¬
tricts by making wholesale holesal raids early earlythis earlyhis earlythis
this his morning without warning and clos closing clOllinf closing ¬
ing many of the places The raids were wereby wereby wereby
by order of Mayor SeideL
zx zxI zxtumt >
teddent teddentsuddenly eac + I t viteot viteotturfed
tumt n1Iea citesaltiniieiisr F Fn to a ahunrstricheu
n hunrstricheu < mtdilt lUll lUllTIae de deThe
The blpisaq IIIrIc IIIrIcto w otrildc speed speedsuddenly
suddenly seemed to hale st appeareff appeueIIJpeeII te tespeed bspeed
speed on tha wind Then while the thedriver tMdriver thedriver
driver could be seen to o tug at at levers leversthe Ieventhe leversthe
the machine fell feU wharUng wWriiIIlbe and isshegThe tossbag tossbagTbe
The crowd awarambit wanat over th tIIIeo fleM ta taan IaaD
an instant nt and the authorities had t71tScuity dIf dtfficnfty dIf1IeaIt3
ficnfty in dealing tt IL Finally a aOf sgsadof squad squadof
of infantrymen 1Dt forced t hack the tileA threag threagA I
A hasty exaomatfoa of tbe baroness baronesssoon baronesswas
tbeextaat I
was made and as soon as the extentof extent extentof
of her injuries was ascertained she IaeInuTted was washurried washurried
hurried to the neht aeIIIAn hospitalAfter hospital hospitalAfter
After a dashhaa career ca as a an autorao autoraooiUst autcrmobWR automobilist
oiUst in the last fell fe t months the tb baron baronContinued baroDCaaUnued baroeCntinued
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NEW NE STEP THIRD THIRDDelay TOWAROCHARL TOWARDCHARLTONSLIBERTY
CHARL CHARLTONSLIBERTY CHARLTONSLIBERTYDelay TON S UBERTY UBERTYDelay
Delay of Arraignment May MayPermit VlayPermit Y YPermit
Permit Freedom of Con Confessed Conesse Confessed
fessed esse Wife t tife Slayer SlayerJTERSaTT Sla SlayerJERSEY r rIE1tSEY
JERSEY CITY X J July Iwi S 1ADodaer 1ADodaertowanl Another enetliersop Anotherton
sop toward the freeing or Porte CbarIton Chart CharttGII
ton tGII the confessed CGIIf murderer of has wife wifewas WIfe wifevictim
victim 0 the L Como trunk tnmItt case casewas
was taken today te Judge BloWs s court courtwhen CGIIrtI courtwhen
when ala arraignment arraI as a fa fugitive fugitivefrom f ftM itse itsefrom
from tM notice waspostponed was postponed peaed until Au August Auu AuIf Augo ¬
I gust XL XLIf ILIf
If Chtaitoa to not a extradited within withinsixty wIthIDIIbrt7t withinsixty
sixty IIbrt7t dqni after his arena he will w go gotree SOtree gotree
tree iU li was arrested aa be was leav leavingthe JeayIDe isaylug ¬
ingthe lug tile ship that brought hhn from fromItaly fNIaItaly ReamItaly
Italy on 08TJe Juno SJ flThe SJThe
The youth was not present when wMaIta wMaItaC8t wbentsbcues ite itecastr
cues was caned canedThe caDedThe calledThe
The next important development t in inthe 1athe inthe
the case it is expected win be the theformal tbf011DJ theformal
formal request for him by the Italian lsallanpTerDJDeBt Italiani
i j government governmenti governmentHis His family famil is COIIMeDtthat titt confident confidentthat
that t be will i not be juireadeiedt 1 1Mt because be because be ¬ I
cause of Italys previous refusal to tosurrender t tsurrender tQsurrender
surrender Italians wanted for crimes crimescommitted CIImecommitted crimescommitted
committed in America Americaor Arrangements Arrangementsfor
for or his reception at a private asylum are oresaid areeaid aresaid
said to be already completed completedCROV completedCRON completedCROWN
CROV CROWN N PRINCESS PRINCESSBADLY PRINCESSBADLY I
j Ij
BADLY FRIGHTENED FRIGHTENEDCecilies FRIGHTENEDi i
Cecilies Horse Falls But She Esj Esjcapes Es Escapes i icapes
capes Injury While Driving DriviRgin j jBERLK
in Villa IRg IRgBERL IRgeherijLi IRgeherijLiBEBLX
BERLK BERL X July SBer Ber ii la alarms alarm alarmed aJanDtoday ¬
s ed today by a report f 6rew 6reweesa OWH Prta Pr i i0e5 i icess
cess 0e5 Cecilte had beer 4ry ly hurt hurtIt hurtit wrt wrtIt
It was learned h he p > vet that she shenad
had escaped injury b h had sustained sustaineda
a severe ere fright white wta Irtvteg to the
Villa Ing lJIge Ineeherm herm IM to t t at t Prince Xitel XitelFri EItelFrI8Ierteb ElielFrIedericb
Fri FrI8Ierteb FrI8IertebThe FrIedericbThe erich erichThe
The princess horse stumbled almost almostthrowing almosttbrow1n almostthrowing
throwing < her from the dogcart The
horse was so badly hurt it could not notarise notarI notarise
arise and the prtecess a w wars aa com compelled compelled compelled ¬
pelled to complete compltetJM tae Journey fn an another aJiother another ¬
other carriage carriageNAMED carrlaweNAMED carriageNAMED
NAMED DEPUTY AUDITOR AUDITORFrank AUDITORFrJ1k AUDITORFrank
Frank A Davis of Dover Del wastoday was wastoday wutoday
today appointed Deputy Auditor A ulit r of the theTreasury theTreasury theTreasury
Treasury by Psssideat Ftia aidcrt + ent Taft
J
THIS BOY Will ILL BE BEI BERICH
I RICH TWENTY TENTYYEARS TENTYYEARSHENCE YEARS YEARSMUtGr
BEIF BEIFMtwt HENCE IF IFMast IFMust
Most Pick His Company CoiHpanyShim CompanySlip
Slip Shim I Women Study Stu y Law Lawand Lawy Lawaid
and Serve in Army ArmyTO Armys ArmyTO
s
I
TO INHERIT FORTUNE FORTUNEAT FORTUNEAT
AT THE AGE OF 28 28anao 28llrllll9t 28Mimet
llrllll9t Mtwt Be IafonDed Iaf Inora ed l of U ArtM Ac and andKMte andPaa andPSI
Paa Nature r Uafw Uafwta t te
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i lie Is ready F fo rJMKIIi Wajh sebeel he el I at atHe a af4HHteeit atfearteen
f4HHteeit f4HHteeitI fearteenIce
I
He am < enter er Harvard Ha ar a aot elgbteesNe rrlgltfccit rrlgltfccitMost eea eeaWe
We rasdnwte nublten f from fjxf1L fjxf1Lx
x Is eaten t the MIfMotftrT Aeatenzr Aeatenzr1H
and 1H beeenee fJII a seidierble 1HIItIIer 1HIItIIerHe
He takes ak 1Ip uru the paaet4ee of law 1JrftBe lawHe
Be becomes a Pr Protestant 1I 1IJiJe Iilp IilpI
I Ashton Ashtonkle
JiJe aenlieu tJIfMHHIiaote teasetset anao elate with Uk ocr eerIf eetal ocrtale
tal tale p pHe Acsbeaw AcsbeawHex
He JIow veas until Jte J eatyeilial teatyelgitjg0 eatyeiliallie
lie does net merry eJteatk beeaeathi beeaeathdEht3ear0Id w i iIt
i
If dEht3ear0Id efefat etcht7eU arold
Robert St George Georgeryenforth a e
ryenforth > faithfaJIy y ilhjuusus of a aMr a aD aI anuarber
Mr D of f big IFS he Will oame into intoAn 1nt 1nta 1ica
I a bag tmae
tw4laty yrs from DO DOIt now nowIt
It Is aD set out Ia tile will An Roben Rob Robert Robert ¬
ert St George must do to become a
fuDAedCBd fufed M heir under that instrument instrumenttarn iastrumenis n t tia
ia Ie beware Of wonheer profom a t cer certain
tarn religion go to school so many manyyears 1IUU1y mansyears
y years become a soldier then a lawyer lawyertth 1a lawyerand eT r
Del abstain always from asaoriair asaoriairwith fa it S
with tth certain dons named namedv ellBDMrt namedRobert
Robert 6t George l7eefonaa is tt e efill esea
sea fill the hats Robert G Dryenforth Dryenfortha orth ortha
a v wealthy patent attorney er Wash Washtmgtes ash ash11Io
tmgtes who 11Io dfo ma July 1 4 and whose re reBartWble reW11J remartsbie
BartWble will was filed for probai probailate probalate probatlate =
late mat night The heir to too y young youngtt youngperhaps mg mgw
perhaps w ana tt fully Brjy appreciate the task taskt tuxIdIa taskthat
that t codfroBts him lie Jcnr harms ws nothmc
ow of wUas ca caveats eacca q tIUt treat
funds ras and bega bequerts ii s s8t 4 4Bnt 4day
Bnt the day to soon cxnthsr cxnthsro comhtltybm Roreta Roo Roo4Irt
eta at George may 3 awake to the con coneIa8iGD conelusion
elusion that there are IDGIe JItrtJIss tier tjPfita tierto
ta Ida ferbme thaa tI a to any other ee eecoee ever everto
to o come within the JmiadicUun J of the tiieDistrict theDIIIb1et theD4trkt
District courts courtswith courtsCCitjsfa
coanaT1uIIIL CCitjsfa = ImhtoasdThe T1uIIIL T1uIIILbe
be lad III to get WaedcxIiy the et1 et1th entire
th fIItate estampeaving lie od IouaJ jonsleoaplia
eoaplia I L with all eoadk1 coodlUonsw waen IeI1 i he heranebes h hHobert
ranebes the age Of tWIItyeftdrt Robert Hobertthe RobertSt rt
St George win lie busily oeeIqIIecl for lorOle forthe
the hunrvening Bstervenma 1IIterveII twenty years in complj compljHere comP oompllag I
lag with eDDdItioIIs eDDdItioIIse eondN oso osoHare
v vBemust tHe
Here are some of them themHe
Bemust He must not associate with one Jennie J nnitJ
Dryenforth or her daughter Rose Mare 1
Knowtton Should ho do so the estate estategoes estategoee estategoes
goes to William H H Harold and Rob RoblfrjJuS Ro11en Robert
en DrJeDforth orth who are named as ex exon enThe
lfrjJuS lfrjJuSThe
The abovenamed executors will also
share the estate fa m even Robert St
George thoughtlessly dies before he hetL
reaches lie given ace
The boy must he traits rlatrt from
the tan to shy at the wiles 01 Womfn Womfn1IIIUT7 omen
brz tL Ii oeneatn aercnthileamarry be mural muralaercnthileamarry SLmaiTy = htm htmWaneo 1IIIUT7 be must DOt marry JDITyWamei
Warned ef f Wiles Wii af W WThe W0IIIeL W0IIIeLTIle Wo ea eaThe
The will says saysI
I particularly request my executors executorsto
to thoughtfully and well gnai gaud my be beloved be1eV14 beloved ¬
loved son from women and sensibly sensiblythat aens1blyttt sensiblythe
that the to gradually through no erratic erraticejiueme errattextreIDe erratirextreme
extreme to let hhn be informed and andtare andkJIow aidknew
knew die artful ai4 parasitical nature Datureof tare tareof
of most of the unfortunate sex ex and to tocare trycare tocare
care thai he does not marry rry beneath beneathhtm beneathIdm beneathhim
him himthe
htmThe
The tad a most keep his face between betweenthe betweenart
the covers of a book for a great portion portionof
of these twenty years He will become becomea becomecoursed
a conmmed coursed burner of the midnight oil
Here to the program duly mapped out outto outJD outin
to the will willI wWHe willlie
I He must be prepared to eater high highI highat highsebool
I school at the age of fourteenAt fourteen fourteenAt
At the age of eighteen he must mustrea4y be becourse beready
ready to enter Harvard there to tak takune taka takaa <
a course une tttti sitting him for l Oxford OxfordIn
In the meantime the b btaken boy must be beeach beaII8D beanion
taken to see one country in JCnIpe urope each eachMust eac eacSeIft eacinear
near
Must Serve la Any AnyAs A1ayAS
As soon as he graduates from Oxford Oxfor9the Oxfordthe Oxfortbe
the boy te to 0 hasten back to these thesei theebores theseshores
i shores and to enter immediately elUatl theUnited the theUnited
United States Military Academy com coratime compIeu compete
pete the course ad 8ene the t e required requiredtIlDe requiredtime
time te the army armyAfter anIIYAfter armyAfter
After be has well and patiently per performed pErf01med performed ¬
formed these preliminary tasks the treyouag theI t e eIDO
I young man to then required l to take l lthe upthe up upI
I the practice of law at which prefessi prefessinlie > n nI
I he may while his time away until he hereaches heraga e ereadaea
reaches the twentyeighth milestone milestonethat mDestonpU rrllestoreUpeaa
U Upeaa that happy happyaD4 and longdelayed daJthe daythe < day 3ayI
I the executors tors will take aa inventory irlvoentOTYAd inventoryand
I and If the stewardship of Robert StGedvge St StGedrge StGecWp
Gedrge has been good he wiii m receive receivetalents RCfetaJeDta receetalents
talents an hundredfold hundredfoldScattered huDdlMfoldScatted hundredfoldScattered
Scattered about through the will are areUlinot aremi80r areminer
miner restrictions having bav ng to d do > with the theI thebOra theboys
I boys religion and habits The > lad must mustbe mustM mustbe
be reared a Protestant t Episcopalian Epi onan FT FTwfll HTe He Hewt
wfll have Te no difficulty whatever hatE in pirkisg pirk pirktea
tea has faith Ida father having < attended attendedi
i to t this detail before he departed d this tiesUfe thisWe thiSlife
We lifeCaaiCII
CftX CaaiCII ai AM to Rdigiea RdigieaIn RelideLIII
In BO event Ie the boy 00 to be permitted permittedto
to become a Catholic and the once execiitors ex oncetots u utors
tors art further furth charged with the duty dutyof dutyt
t of seeing that the late Lawyer La YEr Dryea Dryeaforths Doer Dryeas
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forths s remains are not interred In a aCatholic aCatholic aCathoiic
Catholic ofmttrry ern Otr rc rc nor in Arlington ArlingtonA
A vra4 radnriint ra 11 < aatinr ir pale e ale of aHo allowances anees for forthe forthe o oue
the boys maintenance also ai has been beencarefutry bt beencarefully en encaretul1y
carefully workedout in the wiL Until Untilhe LDtilbe hntilhe
he is twelve years of age Robert fct fctGeorge btGfl StGeorge
George Gfl rwe must not overdraw i an account accountof
of S5 Tarr < > monthly After that age Sli Sliiear11 L 1IC 1ICaeuriy < X Xgearly >
gearly Is set aside ide for his support S1 POEt and