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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

The city council will investigate
conditions Ia the city which give
evidences 81 graft
This vas decided last night NJ the
council meeting after Councilman
Blaine introduced resolution, part
81 which IL given above. commend.
ms Acting Mayor Wardail for ylg
oruua enforcement Of law Only
Conway aud Hart voted against a.
Hart objected that h. was tired ~
hearing graft charges around the
cnuncii rooms with no proof. and
that be wouldn't condemn anyone
without a hearing he was given
plaee. however. on the probe com.
mittee along with Kellogg. Blaine.
fteveilr and Conway
Nuiien. acting president of the
council laughed aH he announced
the membership II the committee
~Thia ip that political committee.
he said.
The council committee has no
power ~ summon witnesses or com
pei testimony Il will meet Wed.
nusday tn the council chamber ~
was thought that week would be-
plenty long enough 10 find out
whether there Is graft In the city
as WaFanii charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
BANKER TO MARRY
A SEATTLE GIRL

NEW YORK. Sept 27-olin w.
Hill is about 10 marry Miss Martha
Brown, who left Seattle two years
nnn IN III a nlnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
(ey United Press.)

(5y United Press)
LONDON, Sept 27.-Cauying 80 men, the German tor
pedo boats "S6 sank today in the roadsead at
Kiel, according to Central News dispatch.
The fate of the reported in the message
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

! Fair tonight and Wednes-
) day. light northwesterly wind
4 - - ~ 49, - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
DOROTHY DALE.

w. by rniied PrsssJ
co.. -" YORK. Sept. Z7-An-
~ slient Of the marriage ~ Ray
49, assistant editor Of Hampions
s,'seN1lae and Pearl Dillow 9chou.
ns,rs Il news writer under the
~. +" dorothy Dale. vas made
~ -. ne ceremony took place
~, r s', a. the home Of Congress.
gsS, as'1ef Of New York The Rev
D'oa e. Peters officlafed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
To
LOOK FOR
GRAF 7
Committee Named to In
vestigate Charges Made
by Acting Mayor War
dali.

"Thla member (Wardalil has. dur.
inc such ineumbeney In that office
tsetlna mayor. endeavored 20 sub.
ordinate the vicious element Of the
city 10 the rule Of law, and BY strict
enforcement Of the ordinances, has,
al FAR az possible, within the time
~ his command, done much TO re-
store the city 20 a state OF order and
cleanliness.
"in his efforts 10 enforce the
laws, he Ia reported to have found
conditions which Indicate the es.
lsteaee Of corruption on the part Of
certain parsons connected with the
administration OF civic affairs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
A Mothers Letters to Her
Unborn Son

once IN a long time a book appears revealing something
beautiful and true In touching true and com
binding all mankind TINS happened me oher Gay
the publication Of Letters TO Ny Son. written by woman
The Star has secured the right publish six extracts from
this book The first will the womanH page TO
morrow There nothing sensational about eSo
r much maj h beautiful unusual They delicate
spnal often whimsical talks written down by an expec
oer for the beloved baby to be born They re-
veal the fine and ongngs Of womans soul the hopes
and fears and aspirations every mother must reel -,
You1l be sorry you miss these spiritual ldyh OF o''
hood beginning IN The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
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WIFE WON mar 800

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s1.,l married he got tired Of =
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
There is graf, in Seattle.

1Se mass OF suspicion the charges nsnuatons the
srrs all 90 TO prove the existence OF graft deep and
uaksrad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Continued on Page Three.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
rhe Stars Carrier Army

~. whole city and the suburbs
c Cove. YOU live you may have The Star
wns '..,,d 10 your door for csc per month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
CONSERVATIVES
DISAPPOINTED
VI ikI GAIN OF ONLY THIRTY
>EAT~-TIMOTIiA Iit-ALl
LOSES SEAT.

LONDON, December g. With ISL
Of the Gio seats in the house Of COM
mons already decided in tho present
election the conservatives nave made
gain of only three. indicating that
their total net gain VIII probably not
he more than five. as against the
twenty-five that they Confidently
boasted OF before the polling began.
The latest statement OF the stand
ing shows:
Conservatives. zoe. liberals, 15e,
Irish nationalist 81: laharites -:
Independent nationalist fO'Brten-
ites1, .. This gives the coalition,
counting In the O'Brienites. 245,
The defeat yesterday II Timothy
liealy. in Lonth. one of the o'Brien-
lite leaders. by Richard Hazleton, the
Irish nationalist, is one of the most
interesting developments. This makes
Tor the defeat OF A. Roach, one Of
the Redmond candidates la Cork by
Maurice iiealy. IT also gives the
Redmodites a net gain of one seat on
the conservatives
Joseph Deylin. who went % America
with Redmond and o'Connor. has been
successful in Belfast city. West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
PLAYS POLICEMAN
FOR MEX|CANS
CONGRESSMAN WILSON SAYS
THAT'S THE ROLE OF UNCLE
SAM JUST NOW.

WASHINGTON. December 9,-~The
arrest here Of Juan Sanchez Azeona,
Mexican reNolutionist viii be made
the basis of an open hgh. In congress
to put an end to the system ny which
Uncle sam ts forced to act as a private
policeman for President Diaz, OF
Mexico. \ change In the present
treaty win he demanded, according
10 the announced determination to-
day of Representative Wilson. OF
Pennsylvania,
Wilson held u conference with
Thomas s. Hopkins, attorney fer
Azcona. aud laid plans fer his fight
against the conditions which make
II possible for Diaz. by merely wiring
that a warrant has been issued, IL
cause the arrest and imprisonment
for probably forty days. pending n
hearing of any political enemy of his
in this country.
IF the charges al obtaining IN 3ney
Under false prtences proves baseless
and absurd as We believe Ii Ia Ice.
as Azcona declares ii s" Wilson de-
personally az the living example or
the evil system which permits the
Mexican government under the name
of Justice t. force the United States
to inearcerate political refugees.
I DO not think that there is utYs.h
chenee Of obtaining action from the
committee Oh rules but | do think
th.st on the floor Of the house this
case viii receive serious Eensio ra-
ticU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
AUTO IS STRUCK
BY STREET CAR
ONE WOMAN DEAD, ONE pRONH-
MEN YOUNG MAN HURT. AND
ANOTHER ARRESTED.

STAFFORD. CONN, Dec s.--As
the result Of what is declared to have
been Joy ride" at an early hour
to-day. Mrs Jessie Saunders. a dress
maker OF Mystic. Conn, lies dead here.
Is (. Thompson. of st. Paul, a Yale
senior. Is suffering from broken
arm, and StuyVesant Pea body. son of
Il wealthy coal dealer of Chicago. and
also Yale senior, is under arrest as
material witness, The fourth mem
Der OF the party was Miss Lillian Fos-
Ter. daughter of the proprietor of the
Milford Inn, who escaped injury.
Inc automobile In which the four
We're riding was struck by trolley
car ON Main street In this city. Pea
body was arrested in Il Bridgeport
garage, where he drove his machine
after the accident. The police say
he had stripped the number from the
machine According To Peabody. he
ana Thompson We're calling on Miss
roster. who was busy with her dress
maker The offered TO take Mrs.
Saunders home and Miss Foster went
along for the ride. He says the
automobile became stalled on the
tracks and that the trolley car bore
down upon them at terrific speed
The crew of the car was also ar
rested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
COMMISSION GRANTS
TWO NEW CHARTERS

The following charters and amend
ments were granted By tho Corporation
Commission Friday
Old Virginia Ham company. Incor-
porated, Suffolk, Va lncorporators
Rufus :. Freeman prg sident, Rich
mand. Va; ", II. Dick. secretary and
treasurer Smithficld. va, II. S, Bloom
berg, Richmond, Va, Capital stock.
maximum. $4,000; ninimum, $4,000.
Objects and purposes Curing and
marketing hams.
Virginia Ochre Corporation. Stanley
ton, Va. Incorporators o. w. Mars
teller president, Stanleytun. Va: James
+. Marstelier, viec-president South
Bethlehem, Pa; ]. L. l}owash. secre-
tary and treasurer, Irwin PA. Capital
stock, Maximum $4,000 minimum,
$4,000. Objects ana purposes: Mine
and ship for markets oohre, etc.
An amendment was issued 10 the
charter Of the Craddoek Terry Com
pany. Of Lynchburg. VI. increasing the
capital stock from slnG9 900 To $1,000
00u
An amendment Va ssued to the
charter of the Shenandoah Valley APP
pie Lands Company. Incorporated, de-
creasing the capital stock from $1,000
To 81 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
SAYS SHE WILL KILL
SELF IF CONVICTED

CAMBRIDGE. MASS December 8,
The defense continued to introduce
evidence to-day in the trial of Hattie
lie Blanc. the French Canadian girl
charged with the murder of Clarence
Glover. the Waltha acknowledgement. Tho
testimony to-day was merely q repeti-
ton of what has gone before. except
that Mrs. Lillian lie Blanc Langley,
sister of the prison swore she has
heard Hattie threaten In kin herself
II convicted.
statement from SEYMOUR Glover.
brother Of the dead man, was read,
in witch Glover said he had hear
Mrs. Glover curse her husband and
wish he was dead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
SHOULD PRESIDE
WITHOUT 'B0ss|NG'
BRYAN URGES CHAMP CLARK TO
LEAD FIGHT AGAINST
CANNON RULES

LINCOLN, NEE, Dec. a.--"Can-
pudiated.' declares William J. Bryan
hut the dethronement. must he made
complete. In urging Champ Clark 10
lead the fight in the next Congress
for the humiliation OF the Cannon
rules. giving the Speaker power to
name committees. Bryan says edito-
rally in his Gommoner to-day:
The whole scheme is repugnant To
the Democratic sense Of conscience.
The Speaker ought to he a presiding
officer rather than a boss. He ought
to be in q position 10 decide parlia-
mentary propositions on their merits.
not according to party exigencies. The
committees ought to represent the
wishes Of the party, not the wishes
Of the man who may happen to be
Speaker. And the minority members
OF the committee should he free to
represent their principles and their
party without fear of the Speaker and
without expectation OF favor from
him.
Champ Clark is gust the man to
lead in the Inauguration of this re-
gme lie led IN the overthrow OF
Cannonism in the first session of the
present congress, and the precedent
established in the selection Of the
now committees on rules and the Sc
lection of the Ballinger Investigating
committee makes 1t easy to extend
the principle to the appointment Of
all the COMMITTEES. IF the Demoera-
tic party VIII have the courage to
inangurate the reforms demanded By
the people il can count on popular
approval, il after having loudly sle~
nouneed Gannonism il romplacently
adopts the more Ubiquitous features
( of Gannonism. it Will find the people
I as ready to rebuke it as they re-
| buked the Republican party.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
MURDERER GETS
a LIFE SENTENCE

<NvEE, COL, Dee. s.-~fhe Jury
II case of Genkyo Mitsunaga, the
1eae, on trial for the murder OF
katherine Wilson. to-day returns
xNfdtct OF murder in the first
In and placed the punishment at
Imprisonment.
|9 probable D.; A. I. bennett.
s4pe consul here. to-day will ask
IMPERIAL japanese amba ssador al
1ngton II insist upon a retrial III
|4ne OF Genkyo Mitsunaga. the
Gct OF the Mikado convicted late
#nehf Of murderlng Mrs. kath-
Wilson last May by strangling
kNtkh q piece of cloth and then
- her corpse into box, The
II Was murder in the first de-
the jnrs fixing the little brown
aenfense as Imprisonment for
Mtkadofs government has ask
Representatives both here and
11hifRton to insist upon ahsc~
and Is sec that ma
Dan court permits race pre- n-
~ enter into the verdict.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
MENLOE MOORE FREED
BY UNWRITTEN LAW

NINCENNES. IND, Dee 9.-Men-
lot- Moore to-day Was acquitted al
the murder Of Charles f. Gibson. the
millionaire ai operator The jury
reached a verdict shortly after mid
night last night and came into court
at = o'clock this morning, its findings
having been sealed overnight hy or
der Of Judge cobb. The verdict was
generally expected.
Moore shot Gibson at the Union
depot here on October last, after
Mrs. Moore had confessed to her has-
band that she had been intimate with
the millionaire,
The acquittal of Moore WAS largely
due to the unwritten law,
Mrs. Moore herself took the stand.
and ii WAS the story she sobbed out
more than anything else that brought
het husbands acquittal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
|NCENsEO OVER
'FnAME-UP' RUMOR
continued from FIRST ragco

CONTINUED from First PagcD
they were compelled to take the posi-
ton held by the last team. which was
two laps behind the field. They must
make up these two laps before they
can hope to compete in the final sprint
tomorrow night.
Clarke Makes Efiort.
Clarke started his first real attempt
to gain the lap at $40 this morning
The teams had been riding in q list
less manner since midnight. Clarke.
coming on the track refreshed, Went
out from the bunch like shot and
inside OF two laps was half lap ahead
and drawing away. Eddie Root. called
hurriedly from his cot, started in pur-
suit, pacing the other riders. For
twenty minutes there was wild sprint
ing. and Root, leading the bunch. ov-
ertook Clarke.
AT o'clock the five leading teams
had covered 1876 miles. while the
other teams occupied their same po-
sitions. The record fer this hour is
2,o33 miles. . laps
At o O'Clock the FIVE leading teams
had completed 1908 miles. 2 laps.
while the trailers occupied their same
relative positions. The record for that
hour was 1850 miles, I laps.
Leaders still Bnnchcd.
At IL o'clock the leaders had cav
cred 1.9Ts miles 3 laps. The former
! record for this hour was 2.D6s miles
laps.
At noon the leaders had ridden 1.
/ 9s3 miles, with the other teams trait
Ing along in the rear, The record for
this hour was 2.0e6 miles laps.
The five leaders had covered 2h0a
miles. Z laps, at l o'clock, against IN.
record of 2.10b miles laps.
Shortly before 2 o'clock Clarke. 81
| the newly formed Clarke Rutt team
made a desperate effort to regain on.
| of the two laps that separated them
! from the leaders Catching the other
| riders mapping, ne sped away with q
| tremendous burst of speed and was
| thirty yards ahead before the other
riders got going good,
Went Down in a Heap.
Clarke continued his fast ride ana
had gained three quarters OF ii lap
when Hehir, Drobach and Folger went
! down in u heap. The referee immedi-
ately called off the sprint and Clarke
was not allowed to complete his efforts
to secure the lap. From the speed he
was maintaining and the lead he had
there was no other chance to prevent
him, single handed, from gaining the
| distance.
At O'Clock the. leaders We're 292s
miles. I laps. against the former record
OF . 125 miles, ! lap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
KIDNAPPER HELD
IN HEAVY BAIL
ten ITALIANS INVOLVED IN THE
DISAPPEARANCE OF LITTLE
MICHAEL RIZZo.

NEW YORK. December g.-The
heaviest bail, ever demanded in "a kid
mapping case was exacted to-day by
Magistrate Tighe, in the Fifth ave
nue. police eourt, Rraol<lya, when he
held ten Italians In $4,000 bail each.
The Italians, including two women
with babies in their arms. were ar
rested last night In the raid in East
SlAtS-third street, which resulted IN
the recovery Of Giuseppe Longo, the
Syear-old boy who was stolen from
his Brooklyn home on November ~
Michael Rizzo, 9 years old. was
stolen from his home. close to LongoS
the same night Longo was Kidnapped.
nbpF'Z- kpCp.yni5 :, learn shrdlu
Is stili missing hut il il believed that
thu same gang stole both children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
EXPORTED MONEY
FROM A CRIPPLE

NEN YORK. Dec. 9.--When Edward
'raise. son OF former police captain,
was arfaigned In court to-day, charged
win having extorted 5000 from a Grip
Piled news deater. he was quickly iotn-
ed by Alderman Michael Nolkman,
charged with participating In the
crime The alderman and Young
Cruise. who is a clerk In the bureau
oi elections, are accused Of having at
tempted to make the cripple contribute
$2oV for license to rum "A street new
stand. They gave bail for examina-
ton 1t is alleged that when Cruise
was arrested 5000 i'll marked money
was found on him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
MARKET sTROnG;
PRICES ADVANCE

|. NEW YORK. December 9.-The
stock market opened strong to-day.
and at the end of fifteen minutes
trading in majority Of ISSUES were
above yesterdays close
Reading and Lehigh Valley were the
only. Issues that nj midday retained a
good part of their early gains. a re-
action carried Union Pacific slightly
under yesterdays close and Il number
of other issues also showed net de-
ciines.
4 moderate reaction WAS. in evidence
toward the end of the first hour. but
stocks still ranged above yesterdays
close.
Government bonds were unchanged:
other bonds irregular.
There was little change in the char
aacter Of the market during the after
noon, the tone holding firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
YOUTH FROM DASyIiLE5
CHARGED NTH THEFT

Charged with stealing $50 from
IA home in Fifth street a fourteen
Near~oid boy giving As name as
Frank Boyd. and claiming to live In
Danviile, was arrested Oh Broad street
Friday afternoon by officer Duffy. In
a pocket Of the boys overeoat the
officer found 81 in paper bills.
Young Boyd says h came here from
Danvllle Friday morning, and that
the money found in his pocket belongs
to him. He was locked up In the
Second police station. however and
viii be given hearing before Jus
tice Crutchiield Saturdag morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
Quarles 4 Wheat6el|
nIl al Brsa1 Streets.

tory volume and traders as a rule have
optimistic views for the near future.
Dry weather has retarded the market
ing OF loose tobacco In the sun cured
belt and slightly less money Ia in cir
culation locally. Dry goods and no
lions continue fairly active consider
"a 81 efilling-in orders being noted. Man
OF stoves and ranges have
had a good fall trade and buying with
them Is still brisk Produce and fruit
are In good demand and cool weather
has favored the handling Of such pro-
ducts. Manufactures and wholesalers
of shoes continue to secure good orders.
Dealers In toys and holiday goods re-
port buying we'll up to the average and
retail trade In general has a more fay.
orable aspect Collections are fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
MAJ. GENERAL RANDOLPH
KILLS HIMSELF TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. II. G.. Dec. a.-The
police department this afternoon re
ceiNed a report that Major~General
Wallace + Randolph. t. s A., re
tired. of Hay Head. \. J.. shot and
killed himself to-day at No. 1911
New Hampshire avenue. in this city,
The coroner was notified and went 10
the scene to hold an inquest
General Randolph's health began Il.
fatl about i year ago and he and his
wife. only Il few years his junior, tray
cied for several months, seeking n eli
mate which might benefit him. About
Il month age they returned to Washing
ton. not having succeeded In their
quest The general, however. gave no
intmation of an intention To end his
suffering.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
FINED FOR WORKING
TWO LITTLE GIRLS.

:convieted Of working little girls un~
der fourteen years OF age. Mr. George
smith. president and manager of the
virginia Baking Company was fined
s2o and costs in the police court Fri
day morning.
Because there appeared to be miti-
eating circumstances Justice Crutch-
ield imposed the minimum fine in both
cases--there being Two charges--and
then remltted the fine In one instance.
The girls employed at the bakery
gave their names as Mabel Williams. OF
orNth Twenty eighth street. and Grace
Peace, OF Venable street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
CUBAN coNGREssMEN
FIGHT DUEL IN STREET

HAVANA. Dec. ss-CoHgressmen FL
euras aud Monleon, both Liberals,
fought q pistol duel to-day on San Ig-
nacio street. in which both were Sc
verelv wounded. The trouble grew ont
of charges If grating made by ffgu-
ras against Moncion in connection with
the arsenal Nalla NeuVa trade. Mon
leon has been in several shooting
scrapes since elected to Congress and
has always taken advantage of the law
that eXempts congressman from arrest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
PRESENT PETITION
Ask THAT COMPANY HE ALLOW ED
no INCREASE ITS TrA>~PoR-
TtTIoN HATES.

WASHINGTON. u. e.. Dec IA pe~
titien asking that the Atlantic Coast
Line be permitted To increase its trans
pertatiou rates. signed by seven tnon~
sand Of that eompanSts employees, WAS
tled In the House to-day by Represen-
tattve Clarke. az Florida.
The matter of rate increases on
nearly all OF the railroads throughout
the country il now before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission the claim
Of roads being that their earnings are
insufficient under the present rate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
NICE SITUATION
FACES CHURCH
|1lr1AN SCIENTISTS AWAIT
bBATIyG or MRS. EpDx's
sEE1rIs-rORTVNE Got.s
TO CHURCH.

8gTpN. MASS, Dec. s,-That the
t1tcn faced to-day by thr Chris
aJcaencs organization through ttie
IL It's ieauer and pastor emeEt-
Mrs Mary iSakcr 4. Edy, i Uil'.
rA must be met. bHt which Wiz
0nit he thFeShea uas without
fnx the church or publishing $50
ans en- parrassni1nt- was iht
nFaent to-day ny Chairman Far
III the paDiistls committee,
/ Auwn ths alleged statement ~
Isthafd Mcclellan. chairman OF III
I'D of directors If the notfsi
rrh here, that Mrs E3ay'~ dA!us
k0nt having le4f the directors peR-
&7n act in certain contingencies, ss-
lftng to the present tarin - the bs
leaves the organization hi u
tcAI situation. tartoNe egeed to
xcusea fren4 discussing he state
ktx Of another
Nh was pointed cat to-day 'ifaf il
IN q stranse situation dtoes iaFg tts=
Krfetian Science church. geF Nu, "A F7f
j constituent lsn dehaTs tn, d'rec-
~ from Framing naff important
ISrtfcns aishou; the consent Of tas
Ter emeritus II was stated t1f#
~ snccesser to Mrs I.ddE as pas
emeritus would 3e named. 3u5
1kte OF TIE Christian science or
||nlxHtlon declared that unless Mrs
&6y had designated So ss,'r II
|tekated final authority - thv tii-
E1nrs. tleV arc tied
This sitnatien greatly enhances a1-
fewt In her VITA. et which al the
ItfEfian Science officials deny knoej-
~, ailsi is protattne II anNioasi9
IRifesl to see whether In that !nsttp-
at she appoints authority for hcf
MtErs. No one would venture TIL
icn when this valid be prbated.
was Officially admitted this al
bopn thar the Eddy estate. amount
to s1.5pa. Gee. has boon tequeath-
M the church sx@ept ttls ntlfsaf
6fextx to the household