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Evening star., 1921-06-25
PULPIT AND PEW

, be in charge of Raymond c. Briggs
and committee.
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Pentalpha Lodge of Gaithersburg
| and Montgomery Lodge of Rockville,
F.. A. A. NJ. will hold their annual
Episcopal Church, Poolesville, tomor-
row. at II o'clock. A large delegation
of Masons from the two lodges Is
expected. The rector of. the church.
! Rev. e. P. Wroth. will preach on 1.-THE
| Principles of Freemasonry."
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Beginning tomorrow, the II o'clock
service at St. Agnes Episcopal Church
| will be discontinued. the last service
on, Sunday mornings being at IL
o'clock.
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Rev. George F. Dudley. rector Of st.
Stephens Episcopal Church, had the
degree of doctor of divinity conferred
upon him at Kenyon College. Gam.
bier, Ohio. He is a graduate OF that
college.
Rt. Rev. DR.. Daniel S. Tuttie. pre-
siding Bishop of the Protestant Epls-
copal Church in the. United States,
will preach at st. Stephens Church
at the s. o'clock service tomorro"
, evening. n
Rey: DR.. James Shera MontSoIpery
will preach at Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on what
Religion Is to Some People" In the
evening he will give a sermon-lecture
on "a Crowd of No-Bodies."
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"How to Be Happy" will be the sub
ject Of Rev: pr. John e. Briggs at
ing. At night the ordinance OF bap-
tism will be administered.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church, IN
the absence of the pastor. Rev. Cove
C.. Johnson at the Northern Baptist
convention, TIE. pulpit is occupied to-
morrow morf ing by Rev. DR.. j. b.
Clayton, and l, the evening gospel
service is hello, with an address oy
Senator Selden H. Spencer OF MISSOURI.
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Rt. Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle.
presiding Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States,
will preach at Grace Church, Silver
Spring parish (Woodside), tomorrow
at II o'clock
The twilight lawn services which, be-
gan last Sunday evening at the Eff
teenth Street Christian Church. 18th
and D streets southeast. will he con-
tinued every Sunday evening begin
ming at GAS o'clock. Rev. Dr.. Henry
r. Litz will speak on THE Sweetest
Thing or Earth" tomorrow evening.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES

Forming the New York Christian
Endeavor Convention Club is the
latest achievement of the District Of
Columbia Christian Endeavor Union.
Those eligible for membership are
only those who register for the Sixth
Worlds Christian Endeavor Conven-
tion in New York, July 6th to 11th.
The first meeting Of the club was
held last Tuesday evening, at Calvary
Baptist Church. It was decided that all
delegates should wear the District arm
band. The next meeting. the last be-
fore the convention. will be Tuesday
evening at First Congregational Church.
The following Endeavorers Nave
been selected to serve as officers OF
the District. OF Columbia Christian
Endeavor Union during the coming
year. and will be installed at the
July union. meeting: President. J.
F: Sideal, Columbia Heights Christian
Church: vice president. S. /. Snyder.
Grace Reform; secretary, Miss Margie
Rawls. st. Paurs Lutheran; assistant
secretary, Miss Lula Weber, New
York Avenue Presbyterian, treasurer.
Paul Woodward, Friends Church;
and assistant treasurer, Miss Anna
Hutcheson, Metropolitan Baptist.
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NEW OFFICE CREATED.
Lutherans Vote to Establish Field
Secretary Post.

BALTIMORE, Md. Juno z5.-A new
ONCE, that Of field secretary for homo
missionary work, was created yester-
day at the convention Of the eastern
district Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Synod Of Missouri. Ohio and other
states, now in session at. st. Paufs
Eyangelical Lutheran Church A
Clergyman Of the district viii be elect;
ed and released from all pastoral
duties The election probably will
take place Monday.
The matter of calling district su-
perintendent Of the religious week day
schools also is under advisement. The
synod at large has 1910 Of these
schools, thirty-three being In the
eastern district.
Oficers for the synod elected yester-
day, in addition to the president and
vice president elected on Thursday,
are: Rev. II. Schroeder, Washington.
second vice president: the Rev. Paul
sucoop. York. Pa, first secretary: the
Rev, Theodore Gesswein, Troutville,
second secretary. A treasurer will be
elected later.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Senator Ball Of Delaware introduces
new rent bill. Daniel J. Dovonan ap-
pointed D. C. budget officer. Repre-
sentative Focht introduces two new
street railway merger bills. House of
Representatives approves 100000
for new water supply conduit. At
tempt to rush street railway merger
measure through House committee
fails. Some soldiers favor opening
of 14th street in Walter Reed Hos
pital grounds. District of Columbia
branch of American Legion plans fight
for cash bonus. District Commission
ers select site for new library in
southeast section. Charles c. Foster
resigns and w. H. Meyer appointed
superintendent Of penal institutions
Bill to prohibit women smoking in
public introduced. Prison sentences
given Jules w. Arnstein. Isadore
Cohn. David W. Sullivan. Norman S.
Bowles and Wilen w. Easterday for
conspiring to bring stolen securities
into the District. District Commits
sioners probe taxicab rates. Bur-
lesque theaters announce open shop
Among those who died were: Rev
G. G. Markham. Rev. C. J. Smith, C. NJ.
Forrest, Edward T. Bates, Mai. F. w.
Holt. Otto Abramsky and Corbin
Thompson.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Rev. DR.. Barrows Of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church is to leave next
week for the Young Peoples confer
eqce at Blairstown, N. j., where he is
to conduct one of the courses; he 10
also one Of the conference speakers
Mrs. Barrows will chaperone a dele
cation Of young people from. Eastern
Church to the conference.
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"A Great Fisherman" will be tho
subject of the sermon tomorrow morn
ing by Rev. George A. Miller. at the
night he will preach on THE Great
ness of Man,
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Rev. Joseph F. Newton, pastor of
the Church Of the Divine Paternity OF
New York city is tc preach tomorrow
at the Church of Our. Father. Uni
versalist. 18th and l. streets.
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THE Teachers Gift OF Life" will be
the subject of the. sermon by Rev.
ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister of All
Souls Church, tomorrow morning, in
the knickerbocker Theater.
The Luther League Central will hold
Its annual excursion at chesapeake
Reach next Thursday. which will be
attended by members from all the
Lutheran churches of the city. A
special program has been arranged
for the afternoon. The speaker will
by Rev. DR.. J. S. Simon. president
of the Maryland Synod.
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Rev. DR.. Randolph will preach the
second of the series Of sermons on
THE Pearl of Prayers" tomorrow at
IL o'clock, in Foundry Church.yand in
the evening he will speak on Life in
the Far Country" the second in the
series Of sermons on The Pearl of
Parallels" ]. w. F. Bowie. tenor
soloist. will sing 1.-The Prodigal Son."
from Sullivan's oratorio.
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At Temple Baptist Church tomor.
row, Rev. DR.. Muir will speak on
Prize the Vision" and stripped for
the Race" At the evening service
the offertory will be sung by: Miss
Theresa Druley of Enid. Okla. for
mer member of the choir of st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church.
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At the Church of Life and Joy. to-
morrow at pm, Miss Byrd Mock
will speak on How to Get What You
Need by Prayer"
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The Sunday school Of st. Paul's NJ.
e. Church South will hold its annual
picnic at the 18th street reservoir.
Wednesday, from II am. to 8 pm.
Games and other entertainments will
Evening star., 1921-06-25
where he was. But in those fierce,
hungry eyes was another look, look

I where he was. But in those fierce
hungry eyes was another look. look
of disappointment.
| You see. it was this way: Yowlel
had. as you know. remembered those
pretty little fawns and had started
them Like Old Man Coyote. he had
hardly given Mother Deer a thought
He planned to get one Of those twins
/ without her knowledge II he could
as Is the way Of sneak and coward
but II she was with them when ne
| found them it would make no real dif-
ference. She would ruin at sight OF
him. This is what Yowler thought as
he started out that evening.
It chanced that he discovered them
on the shore Of the pond Of Paddy
the Beaver just before Old Man Coy
ote did. He had climbed that tree tn
which he WAS now crouched to watch
and plan how best to get one o, :,
appeared and Yowler had seen the
fury of Mother Deer and her fierce
attack on Old Man Coyote. He had
seen Old Man Coyote twist and turn
and dodge to escape those sharp hoofs
and fairly turn and run with his tail
between his legs.
Right then and there Yowler the
Bob Cat changed his mind. He de-
cided that he would make no attempt
to get one of those fawns. He wanted
one more than ever. but he was
afraid. He was afraid Of Mother
Deer. You see, at heart he is cow
ard. Just as Mother Deer had said.
His funny short tail twitched with
anger and disappointment as he
glared hungrily down at those pretty
little fawns. He tried to find cour-
age enough to attack, but. being a
coward. he couldn't.
And so. thoAgh she didn't know It.
Mrs. Deer. by the bravery OF her
mother love. got rid Of two enemies
at once. In all the Great World
there is nothing more wonderful than
mother love.
Copyright. 1871. By r W. Busess)
Evening star., 1921-06-25

PRETTY FAWNS.
some of those who saw you would
remember and would come looking
for you.
"Buster Bear has been here and
given up looking for you tonight.
Old Man Coyote has been here and
given up looking for you tonight. In
fact, I don't believe he will ever look
for you again. I think I frightened
way. Old Man Coyote isn't very
brave. With Buster Bear and Old
Man Coyote out Of the way. there is
only one other in all the Green For
est for US to watch out tonight, and
he is a coward
who is it?'. asked one OF the
pretty little twins. c,+. ran,,ad
Mother Deer.
IF he is a coward he can't be very
dangerous" ventured the other pretty
little twin.
"Cowards." replied Mother Deer,
sometimes are to be feared most.
Cowards usually are sneaks and
sneaks have no honor at all. Old Man
Coyote isn't very brave. but he did
come right out in the open. Yowler
the Bob Cat wouldn't have done that.
He would have waited and watched
and sneaked after US until he got
chance to catch one of you while I
was away. He is a sneak and cow
ard, the greatest sneak and coward
in all the Green Forest. and-wel.
that is the very reason I would like
to know where he is this very minute.
I would feel better in my mind"
Perhaps Mother Deer would have
felt better and perhaps she wouldn't
had she known just where Yowler was
that very minute. He was crouched
in a tree not far away. watching
Mother Deer and her pretty babies
with such a look of hungry longing
in his fierce eyes that I suspect
Mother Deer would have been more
worried than she was by not knowing
Evening star., 1921-06-25
EPW0RTH UNION MEETS:
Leaguers Of Washington and Vacin
ity Gather at Gaithersburg.

The monthly meeting of the Ep-
worth League Union Of Washington
and vicinity was held June II at
Gaithersburg. Md. r. Chester Smith.
first department superintendent. was
in charge of the afternoon session.
J. O. Holbrook conducted the song
service and Robert Winn conducted
the devotional exercises. "A SOLO was
sung by Miss Anna McAlwee.
Mr. Smith conducted a round-table
discussion on the work. of the first
department. The Epworth League Of
Gaithersburg served supper.
hudson Ringer made an address.
others who spoke were Herbert Gill
Iespie. president Of the Roanoke City
Union, and Herman Wilson. president
of the Baltimore Conference Epworth
League, st. Paul Chapter, with 224
points. was awarded the pennane
Marvin Chapter was second. with %
points
Evening star., 1921-06-25
THE WEEK
FOREIGN.
EpitOme Of Events Up to
June Is, 1921.

FOREIGN.
German steamship line organizes
| trade route to Russia. Spain puts old
age pensions in force. Irish kill seven
OF crown forces. Macedonia blocks
Bulgar-Serb pact. British pact with
Japan to suit America urged in parlia-
ment- Chinese express suspicion Of
Japanese efforts to settle Shantung
| controversy. Military leaders reach
Upper ,Silesia.
NATIONAL.
C-uoat in first attack during joint Army
and Navy tests. Treasury allots So O.OOO
for additional hospital facilities. Sem
ate committee reports federal highway
commission BILL All coal-burnirg war
ships to be concentrated in Pacific.
United States in negotiations with
Peru on guiana deposits. Senator
Frelinghuysen urges bills to prevent
coal crisis. Veterans attack war risk
bureau methods in testimony before
Senate committee. Wage reductions to
anect all railroads. Coinage of silver
dollars resumed. Vice President Cool
1dge says country is fretting for a tax
revision. United States protests to
Greece against drafting of American
citizens. Gen. March to retire as chief
of STAFF of the Army July 1. Secretary
weeks settles controversy between
Gen. Menoher. chief Of the air service.
and his assistant. Gen. Mitchell Vice
Admiral II. P. Jones named to COM
mand Atlantic fleet. Rear Admiral E. w.
Eberle to be commander-in-chief OF the
Pacific fleet. American Federation of
Labor rejects plan for boycott of Eng
lish goods. Navy names nine new rear
admirals. Organized gangs in Mexico
engaged in smuggling aliens into
United States. Senate committee gives
immunity from punishment to veterans
who testify. Brig. Gen. Charles G.
Dawes named director of the budget.
Gen. Dawes criticizes machinery for
budget. Admiral Sims reprimanded for
Irish speech. Secretary of the Navy
DENLY relieves ship captain for allow
ing soviet methods to crew. Elmer
Schlessinger of Chicago named Ship
ping Board counsel. United States
Chamber of Commerce asks increase of
number Of federal workers. DR.. Will
liam Miller Collier named as ambas-
sador to Chile. Federation of Labor
convention asks presidential inquiry
into Indiana riots. John H. Bartlett
named member of the Civil Service
Commission.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
TWO HANG FOR MURDER.
Face Sca6o1d Unconceruedly 70,
Killing Sailor.

CHICAGO. NJ. June 25.-Grover C.
Redding and Oscar McGavick wore
hanged together at 1927 o'clock yester-
day for the killing Of Robert c. Rose, a
sailor. in connection with the "Abyssi-
nian riots last June.
Both appeared cool when they walk
ed upon the scaffold McGavick stared
at the ceiling Of the execution cham
Der while a priest repeated a prayer.
Redding closely followed the move
ments Of those who adjusted straps
about his arms and legs. Both slept
during tho night and Redding ate a
hearty breakfast.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
CHURCHES TO COMBINE.
Church Of Our Savior to Join st
Barnahas' Chanel.

The vestry Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church Of Our Savior, Brook
land parish, has decided to CONSOLE
date the parish Church Of Our Savior
with St Barnabas' Chapel and build
q large church at a central location.
The congregation and Bishop Hard
ing have approved the action. A
church, parish house and rectory will
be- erected, which will be the most
modern in Washington. Rev. Robert
Alexander Tufft is the rector.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
SOLDIERS FIGHT FLAMES.
Coblenz Fire Destroys Warehouses
and Quartermaster Depot.

COBLENZ, June 24.-Four large ware
houses and the quartermaster's depot
at Bendorf, near this city, were burned
last night, and large supplies of lum-
Der. forage and reserve rations were de-
stroyed- The origin of the fire is un-
known.
German fire departments from Coblenz
and Bendorf gave every assistance to
the 1000 soldiers called out to help con-
troll the flames and to prevent pillaging,
The loss is estimated At several hundred
thousand dollars
Evening star., 1921-06-25
ARREST MEXICAN GENERAL,

MEXICO CITY, June 23.-Gen. Rafae el
Piemento, who commanded the rural
guards on the trip which resulted in
the killing Of President Madero and
Vice President Jose Pine Suarez, was
rearrested this afternoon. charged
with association in 1918 with Madero
and Suarez Piemento was arrested
last November on the same charge,
but was released in January on bail
for lack of evidence.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
new CHURCH TO BE BUILT.
500, 900 Building Planned by Co.
lumbia Heights Congregation.

A new church to cost about 100000
is to be erected by the congregation
of the Columbian Heights Christian
Durine the i've years Of its history
the church has been obliged to move
three times to larger quarters to ac-
commodate its growing membership.
Rev. E. B. Bagby. the pastor, will
preach tomorrow on 'The Wonders
Of Memory" and Tho Rope That
Held the Basket"
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Church Announcements
UNITED BRETHREN.
Memorial United Brethren
Church

North Capitol and SITS. NV.
Rev CHARLES z. FULTZ, D. D., Pastor.
$40 a.m.-Sunday school.
HOO a.m.-sermon. l Timothy. IS.
700 p.m.-C. z.
500 p.m.-"Life Of Jacob"
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TRIBESMAN NOW BISHOP.
Rev. Dr.. Gardiner Consecrated and
Assigned to Liberia.

NEW YORK, June 25-From African
,tribesman to bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal church is the career of Rev
pr. Theophilus Momolu Gardiner. who
was consecrated bishop suffragan of
Liberia.
Church of the Incarnation on Madi-
son avenue. The venerable bishop
Daniel S. Tuttle of Missouri, who in
his eighty-four years has consecrated
eighty-five bishops, officiated, assisted
by Bishops Gailor Of Tennessee, Man
ming Of New York, Matthews Of New
Jersey and Overs Of Liberia.
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YoWIer Changes His Mind.
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.

Beware the coward and the sneak:
He dares to face none but the weak.
Mrs. Lghtfoot.
Z knew it. felt 1t in my bones" "
said Mother Deer. talking to herself
quite as much as to her precious
fawns. mo one knew Of you until
the fear Of the Red Terror drove US
over here to Paddy's pond. where all
the people of the Green Forest were
gathered. Then no one paid any at
tention to you. But knew that when
the great common danger was over
Evening star., 1921-06-25
CHRIsTIAN <cVENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHURCHES OF CHRIST. Sesent1st
First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
In Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbia Road and Euclid ST.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
NE Masonic Temple. 9Th and r NE.
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple. 18th and N. Z. Ave.
Fourth Church of Christ. Scientis,
The Arcade. 14th and Park Road.
suBJEcr-
"Christian Science"
SERVICES
Sunday, IL an and p.1.
sliNuAY SCHOUL-u an.
WEDNESDAY EVENING HKEfNGs. =
o'clock.
READING ROOMS:
CoAT y.a.,r.. 10 to (Wed-. 10 - Z. aDd Sun.
dsys and Holidays. $50 to e:0.
,,ea COLUMBIA RID. NV
H,urs. 10 to 0 (exeept wednesday sven
inr. Sundays and holdayO.
.ls EAST CAPITOL ST.
Hours, u 70 week days (sEeeDt hsli-
daysJ; also 2:3o to $50 eusdaya
cx.n ARCADE, 18th and Park R0oA
(second Floorl-
10 To $50 week days: alae - -
(except WednesdAys).
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Review: The Social Task Of the
Church. Reading lesson. Rev.,
21.1-14.
Golden Text: He shall dwell
with them and they shall be his
people. Rev., 21.3.
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FREE INSTRUCTION IN THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

doctrines and method Of treating all kl....
and descriptions Of sickness and disease
VIM. NJ. Goodwin. L. B.. O. g.. Dist. Nat.
Bark bldg. 1406 G st. NV. By appointment
Evening star., 1921-06-25
UNITY SOCIETY

300 HOMER BUILDING. Phone Frank. 1850.
(E. side Of 18th st. between and c. e
Reading room open and personal healing
and instruction each afternoon. .-
MRS. VIVA n. JANUARY,
MR. GARNETT JANUARY. Teachers,
from Uaity School Of Kansas City. No.
Sunday. Pm Pm M1Ivnrrs..,x,,
Noon sifenee daily. Classes, Mos., 8;
Wed, 2:30; Thurs. pm.
"Come rest" ASK receive"
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"Christian Science"
NEW THouGH-.

Church of Life and Joy,
1914 IN" St. NV.
SUNDAY. JUNE 2s-
HOO a.m.-Sacred Healing serie.
How to Acquire a Vital
Faith"
Nh. Eth ". AinE. Faith Teacher-
500 pm. -
"How to Get What YOU
Need by Prayer"
Nin Byrd Mock. Noted Wdtsr.
MONDAY. JU.B a.
Dancing, the Mother Of Art"
Miss Byrd Mock.
(Collection)
Tuesday. JUNE q.
Religious Pictorial History"
DR.. L B. sabuugi Of Constsn tinople.
(Church Beneft-Admission. SO cenn)
N. BAT this lecture the famous oil
painting. The History Of All Religions.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Copyright. 1871. By +. ". Bursess.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-26
AERIAL ARMADA
FOR u. s. Navy
BEING PLANNED
DENLY Tells House Nava'
Committee That Aviation
Has Been Neglected.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 20
Urging that the needs of the L. s.
Navy for an adequate aerial auXil-
ifry be given full consideration.
Secretary of Navy Edwin DENLY. in
a hearing before the House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, declared
that up to the present time aviation
has been given insufficient attention
by the people, Congress and the
American Nay. Plans, Re said. for
a complete air fleet are now being
pi epared for submission to Congress.
The modern fleet is blind unless
it has air auxiliaries, he told the
Committee. adding that Il hope by
working out the present plans il
viii always be assured that an Am
erican fleet will never meet a hos
tile force which cver-matches it III
the air"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-26
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO ASK HEARING
ON PROBATE BILL
Says Will Complicate Rather
Than Relieve Matters
Ask to Be Deferred.

A meeting of the Bar Association
was held last night at the offices
OF Judge John R. VIM, President
CT the Association for the purpose
oil discussing House Bill No "a
which amends the probate law of the
Territory.
Serious objections were raised to
some Of the features of the bill; and.
on account of the length of the bill,
and the fact that it simply amended
certain sections of the existing law,
the members were ANONYMOUSLY of
the opinion that it would be better
rot to pass this bill at this time.
1t was decided that the members
Of the bar of Juneau, together with
Messrs. b. o. Graham and A. j.
Dimond, attorneys who are here from
Cordova, should ask for a hearing
before the Judiciary committee of
the Senate when the bill comes up
for discussion, for the purpose of
giving reasons why the bill should
not be passed.
~ 40 SAoihiSu Wy Tic ditOIHty That
the amendments would only make the
present law on the subject more
and, on account of the
TACT that there are 50 many amend
ments to the present law, 1t would
he difficult for layfnan. or anyone
other than trained lawyer to tell
just what the law is; and it would
probably lead to mistakes and dis
putes over estates in outlying pre-.
cincts where there are no attorneys
and where the commissioners are not
usually men trained in the law
In all probability the suggestion
will be made to the Senate that the
whole matter be deferred until the
next session, when a bill should be
drawn early in the session rewriting
the whole probate code and adding
the necessary changes and repeating
the present law altogether. This
will get the whole probate law into
one act; and the commissioners and
thcse interested in estates will have
all the law on the subject before
thaSr in one book instead of being
Obliged to constantly refer from one
volume to another rs would be the
chse were House Bill No. "a en-
acted