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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

PARLoR SUITS. CoUCHEs. AND ODD
pieces reuphoistered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Rella BILE work SYDNORI s. HUMID
LEY. i'll East Broad. Madison S2Ui
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AeaI Gstate fnr Rfllr

FOR RENT. FURNISHED. 1oi Month
Fifth Street. for the months OF .Iuiy
and August. at $50 per month.
CHAPLIN & HUME. 10 ". Eleventh
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WANTED. AT ONCE. ENPERT MA
chiniat 10 do automobile repairing.
* Address. with reference and salary
III expected. Il 3l0Icare Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

BARRIERS. ATTENTION! TaB ONIy
one Joe Bickerstaff will call for.
sharpen and deliver your shears.
: 1911 East Main Phone Madison 339S
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@umtner Rnurninu.

WANTED. SUMMER BoGRD ERS. FOR
particulars writc to MRS. MAMIE j.
fiOFFhAN. Collierstown, Rockbridge
Co.. Va. X. T. d. No1
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CLEANING AND DYEING SILKS.

WE MAKE a SPECIALITY OF CLEAN
ing and dyeing silks. satins, laces.
furs. ponges. foulards, household
draperies, blankets, etc. Nothing 100
difficult SPITZER. MY CLEANER,
1o2 North Eighth Street. Phone Mad
ison 4l2l
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11IanteD.
Rntlce8.

HAVE YOUR WIDE TIRES AND RIMS
put on. as the law requires. See b.
G. BR1STOW. the man that does your
work quick. Repairing and painting
a specially ll-l3-15 North EiEh-
tesnth. ssi
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W 4 Mt + d, TWO GOOD MATTRESS
makers: steady work Apply 10 JA-
s COB uMLAUF, 1925 W, Broad ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

SALESMAN WANTED BY OLD ES-
tabliEhed publishers to handle new
medical work; exclusive territory
and good living for energetic work
+ er. Experience not essential. 2. O.
Box 12l, PhiladelDhiH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

KID GLOVES CLEAN ED, ALI.
and deliver anywhere anything
SPlIZER, My Cleaner and Dyer log
North Eighth Street. Phone Madison
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ONE 200 ACCOUNT AIcCASKEY AC-
count register: good condition. Ad-
< dress B 1913, care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

AUTO SCHOOL.-OLDESI, LARGEST
and best-equipped and only real
practical auto school In this section
X Call and see for yourself. Our sat.
ished pupils are our referenoea
Is RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
i j.
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WANTED. a POSITION BY YOUNG
man as stenographer and bookkecp-
er. or either. lust out OF High School.
Can give references as to character
and ability. Address D 226, care
Ttmes- DiSpatch Hi fsfs i,f M
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN on "a
(. with seven years experience III the
retail trade, position with a whole
\ sale house. Don't drink and can
give good reference. 4 IL care
Times-DiSpatch N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
NO MORE TROUBLED WITH YOUR
FEET!

SUFFERING WITH CORNs.
bunions, callouses. ingrown nails. get
the quickest relief by the first treat
ment without pain or bleeding. am
the only chiropodlst who cures with
out plasters and shields. Hundreds
OF people have been convinced with
DIR. ]. SCHAENAIAN. Surgeon
Chiro pods' TIES timonIals from Paris.
Berlin. physicians Also graduate In
the city New York The Jefferson
Turkish Bath, Telephone Madison
66s0. Residence, 200 West Broad
Street Madison 5C14.
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WATCH REF AIRING.
q DO YOU KNOW WHY

YOUR. FLOORS DON'T KEEP THEIR
finish and retain their gloss? Try
one quart Of ISyanize Yarnish Stain,
and see tho difference. II costs a
HOWELL BROTHERS, 6l6 East
Broad Street. stl3
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5ituattons GMalIte1. 3SIaTe.

POSITION AS coAcHSIAN: WILING
to help In house; good references.
y JOHN FORD, 515 n. Thirteenth ST.
SITUATION WANTED BY RELTABLE
German, who speaks English well. a
position as gardener or among shrub
berry; handy with tools and good
handler OF poultry and stock Am
gentleman and would like a good
private homo. Can furnish best ref
crences. $50 por month. Address
y 32l. caro- Times Dispnich -
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WANTED. POSITION AS CHAUFFEUR.
bv experienced man; best References
Address "CHAUFFI1UR," care Times
DiSpatch t'i4 aHksi..Igi 25 80
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MOWERS.

THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
Is why, there are about 500 satisfied
users of the genuine Pennsylvania
Z mowers in Richmond. We also carry
the cheap stun as low as $3.50 II
you can't find IT, go to AicGRAW'S.
1440-42 e. Main Street m ii-f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

CONSIDER 4 THOROUGH
course in bookkeeping, shorthand and
special low tui;iofA rates for summer
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Xelp Ianfen, TelltsIe.

WANTED. J < Z coMPETENT Nj NJ R Al
y5&white or colorcd 4for child iNtRTeS
years old references required. Ar
x ply 216 West Grace Streot.
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FOX WAGONS. GO 70 RICHARDSON
BROS. ,5l6 Brook Avenue.
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PANAMA IIATTERa

PANAMA AND STRAW HATS CLEAN
ed. bleached. block retrimIned
Il AMERICAN HAT CO. Hatters, Fifth
and Marshall.
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81 Virginia Auction Co. Auctloneerg
Temporary location 16 North "A.
Seventh Street 57s
Phones: Madison asst Monroe 2SSa.
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DRrBnnaI8.

VIRGINIA RESIDENTS, WHO lave
been dismissed or affronted or accus-
ed of anything by rich employers
can got bic punitive damages. snare
POOR MANS TRIBUNE" care Tines
DiSuatch = ~ iil'5rTs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

ALADDIN sMoKELIsss OIL. DEIIy-
4 cred In any part or city or suburbs.
Ave gallons for so cents. Phone
Madison 151. HOWELL BROTHERS,
GIG East Broad lf
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MATTREssEsl MATTRESSES

WE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN
tho morning. make 1t over like new
and return 1t to you tho same day
New hair mattresses q speciality JA-
COB UMLAUF. Phone Madison 32s2
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE NEW CENTRAL NEEDLE
standard machine makes no. moro
: noise than tho ticking OF watch.
SS.tompany's chico 529, West Broa, i |
street All kinds OF machines rn-
4 paired Ga RnAND "a, II. 9is CLARKE
e Agent Phone Monroe F26 2e, s. S331s1Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

WANTED. - GRADUATE73
pharmacist of 1911, with Is months
experience; can get permit to prac-
tice as registered. Good references.
n CLERK. 904 East Clay 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

The County Sunday School convention
will convene for two sessions on Monday,
October 9th, at the Young Mems Christian
s o'clock.
On Monday evening the first regular
sessions of the winter Bible classes will
be held. There is already sufficient en-
rollment for eight or ten classes and a
large variety of interesting study courses
are presented for the selection Of men
A number Of new classes in the Edu-
cational department will be started next
week. On October 9th, Spanish and French
classes will begin; October 10th. CONNER
cial law and public speaking October
lith, first aid to the injured. and a
class in the study of Shakespeare on
October 18th.
Sunday. the first meeting of DR..
Henry's Life Problems class will be held
in the members room at the west end
of the lobby at o'clock. This class has
always been a very helpful one and Ia
large registration is expected this fall
At o'clock Rev. John Matthews will
speak at the regular Sunday afternoon
meeting for men. The Association quartet
viii sing, and all men are invited to at
tend, This meeting is followed by a fell
lowship luncheon at $3.50, where strang-
ers to the city are especially welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

noon. Endeavor society at 6.i6
North, Nineteenth and Ohio. NJ. "
Hig6ee' u; D., Pastor-Morning at 1890
themos Christian Apostieship;" evening,
1920; theme ''Enthusiasm:'' Young Peo-
! pies Society Of Christian Eudeavor, $50
Prayer meeting, Wednesday. s p. m.
Dundee, F'iftieth and Underwood, Grant
Men and Religion Forward Movement;''
evening worship. 1880 The Love God
! Commends;" Christian Bndeavor, $50,
New Work Our Society Might Dos"
sunday school, 9:B a. m
Church Of the Covenant. Twenty-sev-
enth and Pratt, Charles IT. Fleming, Pas
tor-Morning service at 1875 subject, "A
Great Bible Student" Bible school at
noon. Endeavor from 6:45 20 1890 Even
ing worship at 1880. subject, solomon
Mid-week service at 1880.
Central United, Twenty-fourth and
Dodge, Hugh b. Speer, Ministerial 1920
a. m. Men and Religion" Rally. day
laymen; Sabbath school at noon; $50
Young Peoples Christian union: 1880
evening worship; address by pastor
Clifton Hill. Forty-fifth and Grant. r.
=. Greenlee, Pastor-Sunday school at
TO- Rally day service of church and
Sunday school st If. Christian Endesvor
az $50 Public worship at 1880 theme.
GODS Children and the Living Hope"
Mid-week service at s Wednesday.
First United. Twenty-first and Emmett
a.. G Douglass PASTORAL 1890 a. m
MT. Charles A. Alden. financial secre-
tary OF the University of Omaha, will
speak on "A Business Mans View OF RE
ngion;" 1880 p. m. sermon by the pastor;
Bible school, directed by Robert Smith
superintendent, at noon; Young Peoples
Christian union at $50 p. m.
Westminster. Twenty-ninth and Mason.
Rev. Thomas II. Mcconnell. PASTORAL
1890 a. M, service of worship with SER
mon NOR, on The Lamp with the Unfailing
at noon; Westminster chapel, Sunday
school, $3.50: .. m. Westminster Young
Peoples society; s p. m, service of
praise praise with sermon on, Where Art
CASTELAR, Street, Sixteenth and Castel-
lar Ralph II. Houseman, Minister-Pub-
nc worship at 1880 and 1880 Sermon
themes; respectively, Fishers of Men,"
noon. Young peoples meeting. 6:45. spe-
cial chorus choir music at each public
service under the leadership of Miss
Calists Kerr. The purpose and aims of
the Men and Religion Movement" win
be explained at the morning service.
Lowe Avenue, corner Fortieth and
Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel McGiffin, d. D.,
service at 1880; sermon
on The Problems of the City Churches"
Sunday school at noon; Christian En-
deavor at $3.50; evening service at 1880;
subject OF sermon, Men and Religion.
a special invitation to fathers and sons.
led by Mr.. j. X. Fleming; subject, Per
sonal Religion; the Family Altar and
Grace at Meals"
Unitarian.
First, Seventeenth and Cass, Rev.
Manfred Lilliefors Phi, D., Minister
Memory as Test of Character" Sun
day school at 11;45.
Miscellaneous.
international Bible Students Associa-
ton, Baright Hall, Nineteenth and Far
nam-Services, 3. Speaker W. e. Stearns
subject The Second Presence of the
Blessed Christ
Norwegian and Danish. Twenty fifth
and Decatur, II. p. Petersen, Pastor
Services at IL and 8. At the morning
service the pastor VIII preach to the
peoples meeting at Z
Omaha New Thought Fellowship meets
In room No. 3, Omaha Commercial College
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

Kruse, leader; evening worship. s. sub
/ tect Can One be Lost After Having
Once Been In the Aingdom2,' superior
/ by the large vested choir under the direc-
| ton Of Joe r. Barton. The Women's
| Home and Foreign Missionary Of Ne
/ day afternoon at 3. The synod OF Ne
braska Will open Wednesday evening az 8.
Methodist
West slde-sunday school $3.50 .. m
regular preaching service, $3.50 p. m.
Letter Memorial-Sunday school. 10 a.
m; preaching service, II a. m; Epworth
league 1880 r. m.
North Omaha, Rev. Thomas A. Bag
shaw, Pastor-Sunday school, y. m. (;
the pastor will preach at 1880 p. m.
Trinity, corner Twenty-flrst and Bin
ney, q. w. Abbott, Pastor-Subiect Of
morning sermon, The Strike Epidemic"
Subject for evening sermon Whittier
1890
First Swedish. Burt and North Nine
teenth. Gustave Erickson, Pastor--iO,
sunday school. II, preaching service,
Gospel" Z, Epworth league service. s,
ter Study"
Pearl Memorial Twenty-fourth and
hR %oTshp ar ios a sSbday school, AZ
noon, L: NJ. Gjerde. superintendent. Ep-
worth league at $50, leader. +. r.
Luther Evening worship, 1880. Prayer
meeting. Thursday, 3.
Oak street, Twentieth and Oak. Rev.
T. G. Webster, Pastor--Bible school at
2. adult and other classes for ALL Ser
mon az 1890 especially for men, but
ladies and children are welcome II Is
not an exclusive service. Mid-week
meeting at 1880 Thursday.
Hanscom Park. Twenty-ninth and
Woolworth, Rev. f. y. Crawford, Pas
tor-Services az 1880 and 7:45. Morning
theme, The Men, and Religion Forward
Movement" Evening theme, 'Haw-
thorne, the Interpreter OF Conscience"
Sunday school, 70 Epworth league, $50.
First, Twentieth and Davenport, Rev
Milton Milton = Williams: ~ Pastor-Morning
Cross Evening service at 1880. sub
lect. The Claim of Mans Spiritual Ma
ture.' Sabbath school at 9:4b T. F.
Sturgess. superintendent. Epworth league
at $3.50, y. W. Schoonover. president
Dietz Memorial Tenth and Pierce, J.
Franklin Haas, Pastor-Morning sermon,
1889. Sunday school at noon, A. q.
Walker. superintendent Epworth league
worth league rally service in auditorium
OF church. Mr.. Lewis, president of the
district Epworth league chapter, will de-
liver the address.
McCabe. Fortieth and Farnam. Rev.
John Grant Shich, Pastor-Sunday school
at 10 a. M; Superintendent ID. o. Curry
IN charge; preaching by the pastor al
III a. m and 1880 p. m; themes, morning,
The Old Order Changeth:" evening
wanted, a Model" Epworth league serv-
ice at $3.50 p. M, James Treblcock
leader Attention is called to the change
9t hour IN the evening services, one half
hour earlier than during the summer
months. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night at 3. The services Sunday night
VIII be the last held In the church until
after the remodellng has been done. Ar
rangements have been made 10 hold serv-
ices IN the new building of the West End
market.
Presbyterian,
Fairview, Forty-first and Pratt,
Charles IL Fleming, Pastor-Blble school
at and preaching. service at g. Solo
mon Will be the subject. Mid-week
service on Wednesday at s.
First, Dodge and Seventeenth, Edwin
Hart jerks, ID. D., Pastor Morning
service. 1890, subject, THE Man and the
Big Thing Evening service, 73O-"A
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08
PLEIADES SOCIETY TO
CONTINUE ITS SESSIONS

The Plelades society Of the Omaha
High school has decided to continue dur
ing the coming school year and will hold
meetings semi-monthly at the homes of
its members. The first meeting will be
held at the home of Minerva Quinby,
1915 Dodge street, next Friday, at which
time the completion OF the election Of
officers will be held and a short recita-
tional and musical program given.
The society is the seventh of the girls
organizations at the high school to re-
organize for this school year and has an
active membership of twenty-five. The
Pleiades Is one of the most prominent
and Oldest of the societies at the school.
being organized in 1904 and continuing
ever since The society is under the
direction Of Miss 10, Won Mansfelde Of
the faculty and is formed for the pur-
pose Of promoting interest and enjoy
ment along literary lines. In addition
to the presentation of recitational and
musical programs, several affairs of a
social nature will be held this year
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08


building Nineteenth and Farnam. sun
Gay services a. II. Address by oscar A.
Alorecht wednesday evening question
ana healing meeting. Public invited.
Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charles.
william Boyere Pastor-Morning worship
ana sermon by pastor at 1890 Sunday
school at noon; George T. Lindley, super
lntendent. Evening worship and sermon
az 1880; Epworth league at $50; r. NJ.
Evans, president.
Omaha Philosophical society will meet
~ 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon I'm Baright
hall, Nineteenth and Farnam, TO hear
the question, Municipal Publicity" dis
oussed by r. y. Wallace. This Is q
pertinent question and an opportune time
for it's discussion.
Peoples Church, Charles w. Savidge,
Pastor-Morning. God Making Use Of
What We Have" Evening Can we
Save a Soul?' Sunday school at noon.
Service at House OF Hope, SIS North
Iwenty-seventh avenue, at g. Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
at Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08
DresherS to Clean.
Most Ak.Sar- Ben
Ball Gowns, Etc.

Most all OF the elaborate. and in some
cases almost unbelievably expensive
ball gowns worn at the Ak-sar-Ben Ball
on Friday last, will be brought 20 Dresh-
or Bros Dry Cleaning a DyeinG estab-
ushment at ssIl-ssls Fsrnam ST. for
thorough cleaning and reiuvenation
Fine. delicate and ornate gowns are
put to vigorous use during the course
Of an affair as enlivened as the Ak-sar.
Ben Ball, and owners in most cases have
already arranged with Dresher Bros. to
do the cleaning. knowing that this Is
the only concern hereabouts prepared to
handle exquisite gowns. etc.
A dressmaker OF years OF experience
viii be In charge OF the general restora-
ton of the Ak-sar-Ben Ball gowns and
you are earnestly advised to seek her
supervision IN the cleaning OF your finer
gowns. also.
The peerless Dresher Cleaning Service
is not denied you even II you live out
OF town; In such q case all you have 10
do Is to make up a bundle Of the work
and send IL IN with instructions and
Dreshers pay express one way II the
work amounts 20 So or over
Leave work az Dresher's plant. 2sil-
s2ls Farnsm ST., or az their down town
receiving station In the Pompeian Room
Of the Branfeis stores. or al Dresher
The Tailors, 1918 Farnam ST
Ask for information over the phone
q you desire the numbers are Tyler
1909 or Auto A-a225.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

Key to the situatiOn-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

A special musical program will be
given at the CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian
church Sunday morning by the chorus
choir under the direction Of Miss calistA
Kerr. Among the numbers will be
Adams. give Unto the Lord" by the
choir and solo. Consider and Hear
Ne" by Glenn Rice
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

The semi-annual convention OF the
Omaha and Douglas county Sunday
schools will he held at the Young Mems
Christian association next Monday after
noon and evening. The first sitting will
begin az $3.50 O'Clock and the evening sit
ting at o'clock.
DIT. r. W. Shepard OF st. Louis will
deliver addresses at both sessions Dur
ing the afternoon there will be an Gle
mentary workers meeting, which IL ex-
pected to be one Of the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held IN the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

Regular morning service AZ the Clifton
I'm Presbyterian church sunday morning
will give way 70 a rally service Of the
Sunday school IN which the members Of
the congregation will participate The
service viii be held at II o'clock. There
will be 3 program OF songs. instrumental
music and recitations by the children Of
ths several departments OF the school and
addresses by. the pastor. the superln'
tcndent and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

Following viii b the program at the
musical service az Sc. Mary-s Avenue
Congregational church Sunday evening
a 7;s0 O'Clock;
Prelude-se1tetts from Lucia de
Lammermoor ...s--ss-. --....- DoniSetti
Doxology ......s.-..s.,.....s.s......
lnyocation .......-s.s......s..s.....s.
Hymn ............,....,........
Tenor ssrI seloThs coed shcehsid....
.........-...............s.. NandeWNter
Mr. Hopkins. :
Prayer and response.
0aartet-Bonum Est...-.......,,.shepperd
Offcrtoire In B nat..............Sc Schubert
Duet-'rhe Lord is Aiy shepherd"....
Miss Grym and Mrs. Wolty
Organ SolO-Prelude and Chorus OF
Pilgrims ................ Wagner Dubois
ouartet-Lovely Appear CRedemp-
coqtFsi,o sOlo-'-rhs Lord Is NY
ih' NJ. :xv;i;v Marsh
1rio--''ro Thee o Father'' ...........V Verdi
Mas orym, Mr.. Hopkins. Mr.. Kersey.
organ Postiuds-PostiGds In D.....Tcurs
Baptist.
Calvary Branch. Thirty-tourth and
seward. Bible school at s:so in the
Grand view sunday school. Fourth and
cedar 3: b Elrod. Superintendent
Immanusl. Twsnsy-four,h ana Pink.
sss Sss seAod, Essr'O'1 ,,, Pes
a. ~nc ''s4 Young peoples meet
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

Cherry HIN congregational church. az
Forty-sscond and Saratoga streets. viii
celebrate he twenty-fifth anniversary
Sunday October ~. with special services.
Addresses by former pastors; special
music and other items Of interest win be
given At the morning and evening SER
viceA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08

Bishop scanne,l win preach az the II
O'Clock mass At ST. ceciliA's PrO-oathe-
drsl Sunday morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03

I1giFlHN NEh Desperately
II Is one 81 The singular phases 81
lthe cgmpiif atoms 81 Our leeal system
lthat salient Ell dences 81 Il are ttirl-
iished BY me erFor. on the mos eIIiii ];
lnenE lawyers ne ctls sof samuel 7.
Igtldeh,s VIII drawn by lam IS Gutter.
ERithf consult atiof with the q ttfte
land expert estator, Is a case III long
stand ing. Now Pennsyt wanna fuFn-
Eishes an example even more stfilzing!
The defeat of rilden'y VIII lay In
oyeTlool ding one of the requirements
EokyiEsw Fork law IN regard 70 ctarit-
able or philant hropic beqlests This
Win of Che. LATE Chief Justice Paxson,
/ ofs this State, fails on the same ne
glect pf q Formally Of Pennsy lyanis
law, namely, that where ehafft able be
quests are made there must be two
witnesses tosthe document,
Here are wills n which three OF the,
eminent lawyers, Of the country com.
initted errors fatal to the validity Of
the document. Every man Is sup.
posed to know the Law, tartly re-.
parked. a Judge in q trial OF q case.
Yes, your honor. . replied the counsel
FIJI the defense. Except the Judges on.
the bench 4 and we maintain appellate
courts to correct these errors But
here was a Supreme Court chief JUS
tice Committing an error that the
lower courts will reverse. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
BRITAIN AND ROME,
New York World.


The Empire oERome, as we now
look back upon 1t at the distance Of
1000 years, in its greatest extent may
be said only to have embraced the
fringes of the Mediterranean and the
European shores Of the Atlantic. II
Is true that this Is equivalent to say.
Ing the whole of the then known and
civilized world, y is owing to this
fact that Rome occupies anil has oc-
cupiel for 1000 years the dominant
place IN history, a place, due not only
to her arms, but to the mighty genius
Of her poets, statesmen, orators, archi-
tects and artists, and tie laws and in,
situations which Esbe developed and
which still constitute the main fabric
Of the civilized world.
In that sense there can never be
another Rome. But so fa.r as imperial
sway over men and peoples OF all
.climes and hemisphere Is concerned
the British Empire OF today bears
must the same relation to Rome as
the United Staest oIstoday does to the
United States OF 100 years ago. Reck'
oned in actual square miles Of terri
tory and in millions of population, the
British Empire Is not only the great,
est in the world, today, but It Is the
greatest Of all ttme,yj fls ..ty1
4 That this greatest Of all empires
and the greatest ,Tepliblic OF history
are now preparing to draw closer IN
perpetual bonds Of peace and anity ts,
after allsthe granaest ac IN corlrlec:
ton NJ The plciii9 pc mud torled
ssYilts % corona ion aseell Like tne