*321.* _Conditions, Religious Tenets._—In order to determine the conditions of a trust the religious tenets of the donor may be shown to aid in construction of ambiguous provisions.(572) *322.* _Name, Uncertainty._—A bequest to Georgetown University, in the District of Columbia, which was incorporated under the name of “The President and Directors of Georgetown College,” is not void for uncertainty, as the only institution of learning in the District of Columbia is Georgetown College.(573) *323.* _Future Uses, Uncertainty._—A devise to a foundling or eleemosynary institution, whenever the Christians should create one which the trustees approved, is valid.(574) And a devise to the “First Christian church erected or to be erected in the village of Telfairville, in Burke county, or to such persons as may become trustees of the same,” is good as a charitable bequest.(575) A bequest to a priest to hold in trust and pay over to the Sisters for the Poor, is valid.(576) A bequest for the care of a tombstone is valid in some States and not in others without a statutory provision.(577) A bequest to the bishop “to be by him used for Roman Catholic charitable institutions in his diocese,” sufficiently describes the beneficiaries and is good.(578) Also, a bequest to Bishop England “in trust for the Ladies of the Ursuline Order residing in Charleston in the State of South Carolina,” was held for “The Ladies of the Ursuline Community of the city of Charleston.”(579) A bequest for Masses “to a Roman Catholic priest that shall succeed me in this place,” was held void for uncertainty.(580) A bequest in trust to a bishop by name to sell and give the proceeds to a society named, is not a devise to the society, but to the bishop in trust.(581) *324.* _Education, Priesthood._—A devise or bequest to a clergyman of property to be used for the education of poor Catholic boys for the priesthood, was sustained in court as sufficiently definite for performance.(582) *325.* _Charitable Trust, Cy-Pres._—Equity will not allow a charitable trust to fail for want of a trustee, but will appoint one.(583) The doctrine of _cy-pres_ as applied to charitable gifts and trusts, is not in force in Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, Iowa, New York, North Carolina, nor Wisconsin; but seems to prevail in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. *326.* _Error, Ambiguity._—Great latitude is allowed in charitable bequests, devises, and gifts, in proving _aliunde_ the beneficiary intended where there is error in the name or a latent ambiguity.(584) The religion of the testator will be considered in proving intention. *327.* _Dissolution, Resulting Trust._—On dissolution of a religious society, the money collected or derived from the sale of property goes back as a resulting trust to the contributors.(585)