The Washington times., 1910-07-08

II eighty. .ear-old Robert St Georze
-'ryeutorth faithfully disPoses OF
number Of big IFS he VIII come fn4o
q DIG fortune twenty years from now
Il IS all set out in The VIII All Rob
eft 81 George must do 10 become q
-ull-fe1sed heir under that instrument
IS 10 beware OF women profess a GER
tam Teiision. 80 10 school so many
years become a soldier then LAWYER.
and abstain always from associatiss 2
with certain persons named
Robert St George Dryenfortb * TIE
son q the late Robert g. Dryeaforth.
wealthy patent attorney Of Wash
ingtou- who died July 4 and whose re-
narEable VIII was fled for probsss
late last night The heir IS too yeung.
perhaps. 10 fal1y appreciate the task
that colIronts him re knows nothing
nov of Wills caveats, executors. trust
funds. and beouests
But the day j. soon coming vhr1. Fob-
ert s. GeorEe may awake 10 the con
elusion that there are more strings tied
I 10 his fortune than 70 any other ever
20 come within the Jurisdiction OF the
District courts
Conditions Imposed
The lad is 20 get practically the en-
tire estate-nroviding he conscie-.IousIv
complies with all condIti0us-waen he
reaches the age OF tvanty-eIght- Robert
St George VIII be busily occupied for
/ the intervening twenty years IN comply
ing with conditions
Here are some Of them
He must not associate with one Jennie
! DrEeufurth or her daughter Rose Marie
hnoT-ltcn- Should he do so. the estate
goes % William H Harold and Rob
/ eEt 9rEenforth. who are named as ex-
( ecu.ors-
The above-named executors VIII also
snare the estate II even Robert St
George trGuShtlesSly dies before he
I reaches 1he given age
.,- ne 5e> must De trained right from
tIe start 90 shy at the wileS Of women
II he must marry he must not marry
beneath him.
Warned OF WIes Of Women.
/ The VIII saws.
/ II particularly request my executors
( 70 thouEhtfully and well euard nv be-
loved son from women and sensfblv.
/ thar Is. gradually through no cratic
/ extreme 10 let him be Informed and
! know the arJfuI and parasiticaI nature
I Of most Of the unfortunate sex. and to
/ care that he does not marry beneath
him
I The lad must keep his face between
I the covers OF a book for a great portion
( Of these twenty years He viii become
I q confirmed burner OF the midnight oil
Here IS the program, duly mapped OUT
{ he must be prepared TO enter high
/ school at the age Of fourteen
I AT the age of eighteen he must be
{ ready to enter Harvard there 20 take
( q special course fitting him for Oxford
I University
IN Ine nealJHle, Jne BOY must oe
( taken TO see one country in Europe each
/ year
Must Serve In Army.
/ As soon as he graduates from Oxford
( the boy IS 20 hasten back 10 these
F shores and to enter Immediately the
/ United States Military Academy, com
4 pIeJe the course and serve the required
. time in the army
After he has wei and patiently per-
( formed these preliminary tasks, the
/ young man IS then required 20 take Up
/ the practice Of law, at which profession
+ he may while his time away until he
I reaches the tventy-eishth milestone
{ CDon that happy and Iong-deIayed day,
! the executors VIII take an inventory,
and if the stewardship Of Robert St
/ George has been good. he viii receive
/ talents an huudredf0Id
/ Scattered about through the wiz are
( minor restrictions having 10 do with the
I boys religion and habits The lad must
be reared a Protestant Episcopalian- He
{ VIII have no difficulty whatever IN pick
F.. ing his faith. his father having attended
{ t. this detaI before he departed this
Hfe-
Careful As 70 Religion
In no event is the boy 10 be permitted
TO become q Catholic. and the execu-
( tors are further charged with the duty
: Of seeins that the late Lawyer Dryen-
s---a- f-- d.
/ Catholic cemetery nor in Arlington
/ 4 er.lu. liz s-aLa Of aLLnu-ancas Enr