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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
News Of Petersburg.

Clemmie ID. Womble. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Womble, OF Prince
George county. This couple were unit
ed in marriage at Ocean View by the
Rev. j. *. Jolif. presiding elder of
the Petersburg District in the pres
ence of a number OF the cxcursicnists
Fined for Violating Child Lnbor Law.
In the Police Court this morning
r.. NJ. Stokes confessed to technical
violation of the child labor law by en-
ploying children under the legal age,
explaining that he had been deceived
as. to the ages of the children by
their parents. The parents of these
children who had been summoned to
court were reprimanded for misrepre-
senting their ages. and warned against
any repetition of the matter Mr.
Stokes is the manager of n local fac
tory. SThe complaint was made by
Agent J. b. Cliendist. of Richmond. OF
the State Bureau OF Labor. who has
been here for several days on a tour
OF inspection.
The Water Situation.
Mayor Cameron again calls on the
people ITO be careful and economical
in the use OF water. Notwithstanding
the recent rains. IT Is estimated that
there is only a ten days supply In the
reservoirs. The work OF laying a main
to the locks on the canal Is being
pushed. and In few days water will
be drawn from that source.
Pleasant Picnic.
The working force Of the Petersburg
branch OF the Life Insurance Company
OF Virginia was given an all-day
outing and picnic on Swift Creek. in
Chesterfield county, yesterday. and the
day was most pleasantly spent.
thar Nafn
Marion ri. Mifleton. a Confederate
veteran and well-known citizen. died
this morning In his home on Mistletoe
Street. after a long illness. He is
survived by one son. Clarence Miffie-
ton. OF this city, and four daughters
Mrs. j. r. MiiHeton Mrs. A. NJ Smith
and Mrs. W, H. Temple. of Petersburg,
and Mrs. ]. II. Jarkin. OF Richmond.
The burial will be at Burrowsville. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
Social and
Personal

h9 CHARLES p. BROCK and
Charles Brock Hughes, of Nor
FOLK. sailed Thursday for Eng
LdhG to be abroad several weeks DR..
ana Mrs c. w. p. Brock have returned
~ 'he CITY after visiting their daugh-
yer Mrs Floyd Hughes, in Norfolk,
Where they went 10 take leave OF Dr.
brock and Mrs. Hughess son.
Mr. ana Mrs. Floyd Hughes will sail
august on the steamship Majestic, of
me White Star line. for Europe. Mr.
Hnshes wiil only be absent for about
Elk weeks. but Mrs. Hughes will Join
her daughter. Miss Virginia Hughes.
who has been travelling abroad with
AdIn'ral and Mrs Dillingham; since last
June Ihey VIII not return TO this
country until some time late in Novem
Der
hnck From the Beach.
EdwaFd Mccarthy. who has been
spending some time at the Dance Cot
tase, az Virginia Beach, has returned
10 mis- home in this city. Michael TY.y-
Tor and Wills Neal, who have nlso
been registered at the Dance Cottage
ior several weeks past. have returned
10 their homes in this city.
Ienve for the North
Mrs John 5. Patton has gone to Nev,
YORK. from which city she sailed this
week on the steamship Pannoria. OF
inc Cunard line. for Naples Mrs Pat
Ton is going to italy TO Join her son.
Nehhe'h D Pattcn. who is a member
OF the American consulate at Rome.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas /. Moore and
little daughter Alice HaveIneyer. will
iHaVe some time in August for Kepne-
bunkport. Maine. whore they Will Join
-hrs Moore's mother. Mrs Havcmcyer
MIS- Moore ana her daughter will re-
main with Mrs. Havemcyer until lat.
in the fall
Nf,t,
Mrs T C. Morton, who has been
fpendirS the past several months with
her daughter. Mrs j IcFils is now
guest in the horue OF her nephew. Or
George +. Barksdale. At Col Alto
near Richmond. Mrs. Morton will re-
turn TO her home in stanton In the
next few weeks
Miss Painter Engaged.
Mrs. T. V. " Painter entertained
delighufully at an embroidery party
"Wednesday morning from 1890 to IL.
on her large "eranda. which was quite
pretty in decorations of daisies and
mountain fern. at her home in Salem
4 mos; enjoyable morning was spent.
curing which Mrs Painter announced
the engagement OF her daughter. Mar
Earet Painter. to Thomas r King. OF
Marion
Among Mrs. Painters guests were:
Mrs Archer Throckmorton. OF DAN
vie. KY Mrs. Harold George Of
Plettville. Wis; Mrs Painter DR. Mar
garet Painter, Mrs. VI. C McClung. Miss
AlGa Killian. Miss Francis Koiner Miss
stearnes Miss Philips. Miss Ruth
Painter. Miss Mabel Bowman, Mrs O.
l. Stearnes. Mrs Leonidas McReynolds
and Miss frma Kiliian. OF salem. Mrs
j. Martin FlemmIng, OF Raleigh. ~ C.
ana Mrs Robley stearnes. OF New Or
leans.
Luncheon was served at noon
Visiting In Louisa.
Miss Martha On Val Quinn. OF Fred
er!oksburg, and her guest. Miss e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
WILL INVESTIGATE
BERRYS CHARGES
House Committee to Consider
Accusations Against Chief of
Weather Bureau.

Washington. July 2l.-Announce-
ment was made to-day by Representa-
tive Moss that his committee would
consider at an early day the charges
against Professor Willis L. Moore chief
OF the Weather Bureau. which have
been preferred by James Berry, a for
lner employe of the bureau Mr.. Berry
charges that Professor Moore has un-
lawfully expended money in the en-
ploymcnt Of experts in about the same
manner as DIR. Wiley
The committee will take up It's
investigation of the Weather Bureau
after we have disposed of the Wiley
case, said Chairman Moss to-day. We
had intended to have the inquiry In
progress by this time, but the Wiley
charges took precedence. and we had
to delay taGrg up the investigation
into the Weather Bureau for the pres
ent.
Says He Exceeded Authority.
Mr.. Berry has flied several charges
against the administration of the
Weather Bureau. have had some
correspondence about the Odenback
case. in which Mr. Berry charges that
Professor Moore has gone beyong his
authority in his attempt to engage the
expert services OF the Rev. f. L. Odcn-
back. OF Cleveland. in connection with
the latter seismoEraphical observa-
lions.
II don't know that any payments
have actually been made to DR.. Oden-
back. The committee will have to
look into this, and this will be ono OF
the things brought up when the com
mitiee starts it's general investigation
OF the Weather Bureau.
We hope to begin the investigation
Of the Wiley charges next week, and
when this matter is concluded will be
in position to take up Weather Bureau
matters"
Substance OF the Charges.
Mr.. Berry filed his charges against
Professor Moore at the Department of
Justice, alleging that the services Of
the Rev. DIR. odenback were engaged TO
be paid for out OF the exigency fund
Of the bureau. He declares this to be
unlawful, as there is no provision in
the appropriation for the Weather Blu
reau which permits such expenditures
for seismographical information OF
this character. Attorney General Wick
orsham forwarded the charges TO the
Agricultural Department, but made no
recommendation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
Books Examined and Reported In Goo
Shape,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Arvonia. Va, July 2l.-At the an
nual meeting of the County School
Board held at Buckingham Courthouse
yesterday all the school accounts and
books pertaining thereto were examined
by the members of the board, the divi-
sion superintendent and the county
treasurer. and all committees report
ed the school finances as having been
correctly handled and kept.
The date of the opening OF the com
mon schools was fixed for October 2.
and the high schools will open on Sep
TENDER IL. There will be four high
schools in the county this year-at
Buckingham. St. Andrews. Dillwyn and
Arvonia The buckingham school has
not as yet selected principal. Pro-
fessor j. w. Kenney will again be
principal of the Dillwyn High School
and Professor Harry IT. Turner will
have charge of st. Andrews Profess
sor Oregon f Morgan. of Minnesota,
VINO is now in that State on a vaca-
tion has applied for the principalship
of the Arvonia High School. and will
probably be elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
log North Sycamore street.

=, = /.
a Joint meeting OF the members OF
the two branches of the City Council
was held last night with William
koenis. president OF the Board of AL
dermen, presiding. The object of the
meeting. as set forth in the call. was
to I'll vacancies on some of the NUM-
cipal boards, caused by expiration of
terms. and no other business was
transacted. Irving Hartley was re-
elected police commissioner: r. w.
Pritchard was reelected fire commits
sioner. and the following members of
the School Board. whose terms had
expired. were reelected. First Dis
trict. w. w. Warren; Second District
William l. thinner, Jr.; Third District.
Alex ID Hamllton;e Fourth District.
J. r. ". Smith
Alderman p S. Pugh was elected
chairman of the joint purchasing com
lnittee. in place of Councilman f. G.
Stratton, resigned
Alleged Horse Thief Arrested.
Harry Williams. negro arrested at
D!sputanta yesterday afternoon and
wanted In Brunswick county on the
charge of stealing n horse and buggy
and two sets o, harness. the property
or w B. Valentine. of Lawrenccville.
was brought to the Jail In this city
late last night. and was to-day taken
out TO Brunswick BY Sheriff Turnbull
of that county
The theft was committed on the
Eight of the sth OF July. and the thief
and stolen property were traced out
into North Carolina. but never found.
The horse. buggy and harness were
evidently disposed OF in that State.
Several days ago Williams was located
at work In n sawmill at Disputanta
by Sheriff Turnbull. through letters
written by Williams to his wife. ask
ing that his clothing be sent to him.
and promising to keep her supplied
with money. His arrest followed.
Young Negro Drowned.
Edward Brown. about twenty-four
years old, of Danv!lle. was drowned
in the harbor last evening. He was
employed as a. laborer on the dredging
machine and 1t is said fell from a pom
toon. Being unable to swim. he sank
before assistance could reach him His
nody was quickly recovered, but eff
forts to revive him proved futile. No
inquest was deemed necessary. and
the body will be sent to Danvine
ConI Cars DerniIed.
Some four or five loaded cars of an
eastbound coal train on the Norfolk
and Western Railway were derailed
yesterday at point between Ford's
and Wilson's. in Dinwiddie county, and
and for some hours the track was
blocked. There is double track at
the place Of the accident. and both
tracks were torn up. Passengers and
baggage on the east and westbound
trains had TO be transferred No one
was hurt
Married mt Ocean View
Among the passengers on the High
street Church excursion train to the
seaside yesterday were Thomas ] Will
liams. OF South Richmond, and Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
DECISION FOR PLAINTIFFS.
Verdict of $4,000 Damages Awarded
Against City OF Lynchburg.
ecial to The Times Dispatch.

ISDeciaI 10 The Time -Dispa tch
Amherst. Va. July 2l.--In the Cir
cult Court of Amherst county to-day
the jury rendered verdict OF $4,000
In favor of the plaintiff In the $4,000
damage suit of John y. Mitchell VS.
the city Of Lynchburg. This was a
suit brought by Mr.. Mitchell against
the city for taking water from Pedlar
River for city purposes, and thereby
lessenlng the water power OF Mitch
ellis mill. located at Pedlar Mills y.
c. Manson appeared for the city OF
Lyncnburg. and Aubrey z. Strobe, OF
Amherst, and Volney e. Howard. OF
Lynchburg, represented the plaintin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
Minister Accepts Call.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lexington, Va, July 21.-Rev. En-
NETT w. McCorltle. D. D.. of Nicholas
vile. Ky. has signified his. acceptance
of the call to the pastorate Of Bethes-
da Presbyterian Church at Rockbridge
Baths. recently extended by that con-
gregation. and he will begin his work
there September l. DR.. McCorkle was
born and reared near Lexington, and
was educated In letters at Washing
ton and Lee University. He formerly
served the Presbyterian Church at
Clifton Forge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
ABSORBED BY BELL CO.
Charter of Independent Telephone
Compnny mt Suffolk Repealed
Especial to The Times. pispatcn.1

tSpecial to The Times Dispatcn.l
suffolk. Va. July 21-The Atlantic
Coast Telephone Company, an inde-
pendent system. to-day. was absorbed
by the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company. The City Coun-
Gil. at special meeting tonight, re-
pealed the charter of the Atlantic
Coast Company on the request of the
president, William y. McAnge The
repeal is conditioned upon various pro-
visions, which must be met by the
Bell people within ninety days. Higher
maximum rates than previously
charged will be permitted by the
Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
TAzEwELL BONDS SOLD.
Portion of sG25.OOO to he Used for
building Good Roads

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.
Tazewell. Va. July 21.-The arst lot
OF Tazewell county road bonds, of the
sS625,000 Issue voted April is. were
sold day to John NuVeen 81 Co., OF
Chicago, Mt per cant. with per
cent. premium. This company bought
$125.000 OF the bonds. which is all
that Will he Issued for the present. or
until the amount Is exhausted In
building roads
Bids will be asktd for at once. and
work will begin on the road building.
Tho expected levy OF the Board OF SUI
pervisors, which was thought BY some
would be nigh on account of the vot-
ing OF the bonds. was laid to-day. and
Is about cents less on the 500 than
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
MICKERSHAM WILL APPEAR
Acknowledgement VIII Answer Charges
Mnde by Alaskan DeIegnte.

Washington. July 21 Attorney
General Wickersham will be given a
hearing before the House Committee
on judiciary next Monday. relative to
Delegates Wickersham, of Alaska
that the Attorney General had refused
to investigate the alleged grab" OF
waterfront sites on Controller Bay,
Alaska, after proof had been lodged
with him. The hearing was decided
upon to-day by the committee. after
the Attorney General had expressed a
desire to appear before 1t.
The Attorney General recently de-
clared the whole matter had been in
vestigated and had not been OUTLAW
ed" as had been alleged by the Alas
kan delegate. There is now a certain
phase of the matter under investiga-
ton, but Just what 1t is, the Attorney
General has refused to divulge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
ZOMBREwER WINS EASILY.
Takes Hickman $4,000 Hotel stakes
Without Trnuhlc

Kalamazoo Mich. July 2l.-zon-
brewer, the tirsi 2:05 PAGER OF the pres
ent season, had no difficulty in win
ning the $1,000 Hickman Hotel stake
to-Gay's Grand Circuit card
Don Labor took the 2:l0 trot IN
straight heats. Walter w. favorite in
the 2:05 pace won the first heat easily.
put after that he was outstepp@d BIZ
Major Brine. who took the next two
without difficulty. Summaries:
First race-2;ll trot; three in five
purse. $l.ooo-Don Labor. h. G.. by La
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
COMMISSIONERS NAMED.
VIII Make Sale OF jamestown EXPOSE
fi0n pronerfN


Norfolk. Va, July 2i.-John l. JEFF
fries. r. II. Baker. r. NJ. Lett. Robert
b. Tunstall. o. d. Batcheler and H II.
Rumble were to-day named by Federal
Judge Edmund Waddil, Jr.. as special
commissioners to Sake sale of the
Jamestown Exposition grounds. in ac-
cordance with decree OF court Thu
commissioners are required to give
bond OF $4,000. The property is to
be sold after four weeks advertise
ment. upon such date as the commits
sioners shall decide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
Enlargement Announcea

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg, Va, July 2l.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Marshall Greene. of
Stafford Courthouse. announce the en- J.
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Mary
Ridout Greene. to Rev. r. A. Griesser
missionary to China. The ceremony
will take place at st. Paurs Church,
Alexandria. at noon, July 26.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
Killed I'm Illinois.

Especial to The Times dispatch
Bristol, Va. July &c. H. Davis.
a prosperous farmer residing near
Bristol. was notified by wire to-day
that his only son. Charles Davis TWEEN
ty-five years old. had been killed in
Illinois. No particulars were, given.
The body Will be brought here. Young
Davis's mother is the beneficiary of
$4,000 life insurance policy carried
by her son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
Methodist for M,ncty-rbrec years

Bellefontaine, O., July 21.-Mrs.
Sarah Austin, said to be the oldest
Methodist in the United States. having
been member for ninety-three years.
is to-day celebrating her one hun
dredth birthday anniversary at her
home in North Lewisburg. near here.
The event was made holiday in the
village
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
wn, ,Inrr,ed Ninc Tin,.

Peru. Ind, July 2i,-WMliam God
frey. aged ninety-one. the last mem
Der of the family Of Francis Godfrey.
the last war chief of the Miami m
dams died early to-day at the Miami
county inhrmary. Gdofrey was married
nine times.
fIe Will be buried in the old In
dian cemetery here beside his father
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Dor Day. first; AL Stanley. 70. h.. sec
ono; Densmore, b. h.. third. Best time.
Second race-2:1o pace: three in 400.
purse. 5,0oo-Zombrewer. gr. m. by
Ionoro, first Sir r., b. g second: Yer.
non Mckinney. third Best time.
Third race-2:O5 pace: two in three.
purse, sl,000-Major Brine. b. e. bv
Wild Brino. first: Walter w. b. e. sec
9ina; Blaeklock. blk. n, third. Best
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Miss Alma knight returned home
from her visit TO York county We'd
nesday on account OF the sickness of
heT sister Elizabeth. who is now az
the Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs. Fairlie Cooke. who has been in
New Orleans for some time past. will
Join her mother. Mrs. Rogers. in Rich
mond some time in August
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs. NJ. B. Thomas is the guest o
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Payne Thomas n
the University OF Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs. S. B. Wilson has returned tc
the city. after visiting her sister, Mrs
a. 81. Clair Butler, at Poplar Grove,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs lack Jones and her daughter
Miss annie Jones. Of Scottsv!lle. are
spending some time with relatives IL
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs. Haskins Hobson. who has beei
visiting her son at MS home in Fores
Hi!l. has returned to Powhatan county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

John Haynes and Miss Edith Hayne
nave returned to Newport News, afte
visiting friends In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Ethel Cliff. of Washington. have re-
turned to their home, after visiting
friends in Richmond for several days.
Miss Quinn left Thursday for West
view, in Louisa county. whore she
will be the guest of Mrs. S. J. Quinn. at
the latter's summer home
birthday Party.
\ number of pleasing functions are
beins given at the Sweet Chalybeate
Springs where large contingent Of
Richmond people are spending the
summer months.
Recently James Daniel. son of Mrs.
D. r. V. Daniel Of Richmond. was a
charming host at a bowling party. the
occasion being the eleventh birthday.
Tne first prizes, boxes of candy, were
won By Frances Eakle and Bernie
Coldeway. the BOBBY also was candy.
and was awarded to little Miss Hester
tanning. Games were played and re-
freshments served
In and Out OF Town
Julian Rutherford. OF Roanoke,
spent yesterday In Richmond. en- route
10 Hampton.
MISS Emma Bell, OF stanton. is Wis
iting friends in this city for several
weeks.
Miss Aston Drake has returned to
virginia Beach. where she attended a
house party.
Marion Ridcaour. Of .hls city, Is
spending the summer with relatives
near Charles City
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Beverley. have
opened their summer home in Fauqu.er
county for the next few months.
Mrs julien B!nford and Miss Ella
!Sinford are with relatives az Cape
May, after spending some time in At
iantic City.
R / Wade has returned to the city
after spending several days with reia.
,ives in scottsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Young have
had as their guests at their summer
home at Westhampton MIR and Mrs
Charles II. Talbot
Mrs. Traylor and little daughter o.
this city. are the guests of relatives
near Charles city
Misses Edith Brauer and Viola A.
Diacont are spending the summer at
the Peaks OF Otter.
Mrs C c. M..,aer and children are
visiting Mrs. F a. Millner. in Char
lotto county.
Mrs. Samuel Davies has returned to
the city. after spending some time
travelling in the West
Miss Elizabeth Bentley is at the
University OF Virginia for several
Mrs Dudley Barnette, who has been
quite i'll. is now improving slowly
Misses Sadie and Gladys Neale. Of
thif city. are guess OF Ida Lawson.
at her home in Hampton
John Haynes and Miss Edith Haynes
have returned to Newport News, after
visiting friends In this city.
Mrs. Haskins Hobson, who has been
visiting her son a. MS home in Fores.
Hill. has returned to Powhatan county.
Mrs. lack Jones and her daughter.
Miss annie Jones, Of Scottsv!ne. are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Misses Sadie and Gladys Neale. o
this city are guess OF Ida Lawson
at her home in Ha.npton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs Dudley Barnette, who has beer
quite Ill. is now improving slowly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Miss Elizabeth Bentley is at the
University OF Virginia for several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs. Samuel Davies has returned t,
the city. after spending some tim
travelling in the IVES,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22

Mrs. C. C. M.;1aer and children are
visiting Mrs. F. a. Millner. in Char
lotto county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
Married mt Ocean View.

-huFTieu ut OCenn view.
Among the passengers on the High
street Church excursion train to the
seaside yesterday were Thomas ] VIII
liams. OF South Richmond. and Miss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
NEW STAR WINS FAME
THOUGH SHE'S QUITE DEAF
Mile. Marie leneru Has Heard None
Of the Applause for Her
Les AffranchiS."

PARIS, Jan. "a new star has
arisen in the theatrical ornament OF
Paris in Mile. Marie Leneru. whose
play. Les Affranchis,' has just been
produced at the Odeon theater by "A.
Antoine No play has caused SO mucH
enthusiasm since "Chantecler.' Mile.
Leneru is only twenty-eight.
There is an element OF pathos IN
her success in that she is quite deaf,
and has heard nothing OF the ap-
plause that has greeted the perform
ances of her work
Les Affranchs" is remarkable
alike for it's literary beauty and emo
tional power. 1t is the story of d
philosopher whose creed il is that each
one of US should aim at selfdcvelog-
ment at whatever cost To- others. lie
is married to an excellent wife. who,
however. is not his equal in intellect
ua and spiritual calibre. There comes
to their house IA second woman rela-
L @. and between her and the phil
osopher there is strong affinity
which shows them that all their in
terests are identical.
Then follows the struggle between
T.. philosophers life-principle and the
traditional religious creed OF sc'fsac-
rifice in which both had been reared :;
and it is the religious force that tri-
umphs ultimately.