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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-14
Virginia and Presidents.

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 In Wednesdays Age-Herald you have an editorial under the heading "Ohio Lags Behind Virginia" and in this edi- torial the following paragraph appears:
 Down to 1925 Virginia supplied the na- ton with four Presidents and after that two Virginia-born men reached the high office, making six all told who filled the executive office S6 years. The six were Washington, Jefferson Madison, Monroe and Tyler, and Taylor. zacharay Taylor lived in Louisiana, but he was born in Virginia When he died Virginia ceased to be the mother of Presidents
 As a Virginian I cannot let this state ment go unchallenged, nor do I believe that it was intentional on your part to rob Virginia in whole or in part of her honors.
 In the first place. there were seven Nirginia-born men to occupy the high office, and one of these you say. was born in Ohio. namely, William Henry Harrison, who was born in Virginia, in- stead of Ohio. and who was just r years older than John Tyler, the vice president "t'N 7HSSNSNSN AiAli' anu WHO Hlled Oul the unexpired term of Harrison. Virginia has furnished Washington l Jefferson. Madison. Monroe, Harrison Tyler and Taylor. seven in all Ohio has furnished Garfield Hayes, Mckinley Taft. elected from Ohio. and Grant and Harrison, born in Ohio, but elected from other states, six in all
 Is it a fact That when Tav1or diad Virginia ceased to be the mother of Presidents"? Virginans have served in years over S7 in stead of S6 Very truly.
 w. P. GUNN.
 Bessemer Ala March ii 1ooo
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DIZZINESS A
 DANGER SIGNAL
Forerunners of More Serious condi- tions of the Aimentary Tract.

FOTeFunncTS or MOTc ScFiOuS Condl-
 tions of the Aimentary Tract.
 Invariably fiatulence and dizziness indi-
 cate the beginning of serious troubles stomach and intestine troubles usually follow which sooner or later develop symptoms of an alarming nature. Ca tarrh of the stomach. gastritis, constipa- tion, piles, liver troubles and a general breakdown of the health usually follow these symptoms when left to run their full course. When the stomach is not performing it's proper duty the rest of the system is sure to suffer. As it is a we'll known fact that the stomach feeds the rest of the body and organs, therefore many other diseases may arise, either di- rectly or indirectly from disorder of the stomach.
 Whenever there is the slightest indi cation of fatulence of dizziness noticed 1t should be cared for at once that it may not develop more dangerous symp- toms Charcoal Is an. excellent remedy for the stomach, relieving f1atulence by absorbing the poisonous gases that accu- mulate in the stomach and aiding dges- tion and asslmilation; 1t has a specific action upon this organ, and very rapid and positive action on the system in general.
 Charcoal has been used for several thousand years, both as stomach regu- lator and an antidote for poisons taken in the stomach. The success of charcoal is unquestonable. The only remaining question is to get charcoal in the most convenient and palatable form. The F. A. Stuart Co.,, manufacture charcoal lozenge composed of young willow wood charcoal and pure honey, making this valuable product convenient, palatable and perfectly harmless. sample will be sent upon request or Stuart's Charcoal Tablets can be had at any drug store. Price 2Bc per box The F. A. Stuart Co.,, 200 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
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COOPER TRIAL GOES
 OVER UNTIL MONDAY
 ON M'CARNS REQUES 1
(coNTrNUED FROM PAGE ID

is a pacific one. Unless an overt act is committed it is presumed that everyone S mission is a peaceful one.
 Why Did Carmack Fire?
 ."Again comes the states inquiry, Then why did Senator Carmack open fire al- most instantly after he saw Colonel Coop erY God knows, I do not. The state says it is because Mrs. Burch, the colo nel's daughter sent word to her husband that Papa Is armed and threatening to statement was communicated to Car mack To begin with Mrs. Burch's de- auctions, however honestly made, have nothing to do with these defendants, and they are not responsible for them. But even if this message did make Carmack draw and fire, you cannot try these de- fendants upon what Senator Carmack thought Had he been the slayer, then 1t would be competent. But as matter of fact, the last message Carmack had from Colonel Cooper was to this effect
 ''Unless you cease printing my name, after I send you a note of warning, one of us must leave town or one of us must die Senator Carmack had no right to anticipate any trouble at all until that rote had been received by him. The note had not been sent or received, so therefore Senator Carmack had no reason to draw gun when he saw the Coopers approaching"
 Main Point In Defense.
 Judge Anderson then rapidly sketched
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this city should grow and flourish be- yond compare.
 It is simply to aid in concentrating pub lie sentiment on this subject. MT. Editor. that l am led to again bring 1t before your readers. The results are of the very highest value that will follow such action for l am personally in touch with more than one industry that is prevented from locating here at once and that would prove of immense advantage to the trade of this city if here.
 N F. THOMPSON. Birmingham. March 13 1909.
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Judge Anderson then rapidly sketched
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is a pacific one. Unless an overt act is committed it is presumed that everyone's S mission is a peaceful one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-14
FREE DEAFNESS CURE.

A remarkable offer by one of the leading ear specialists in this country, who will send two mopths' medicine free to prove his ability to cure deafness, head noises and catarrh. Address pr. G. M. Brana- man, Is East 12th Street, Kansas City, Mo
 1-a-eos-2et
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-14
Bids on School Bonds.

The city finance committee has been re- quested by resolution to ask for bids for school bonds of GOO in denominations of 5000 each bearing interest at the rate of 4la per cent per annum. Bids to he in- vited for bonds to run for 30 years, S5000 payable at the expiration of five years and 5000 payable annually thereafter, also for bonds to run for 20 years from date of issue
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ters Now if Cooper associated in poli- tics with divekeepers and gamblers he had no right to resent the coupling of his name with theirs"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
NJ aRRisD MAN HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Alleged to Rave Committed "Fe'on'
Gus Assault" Upon TweIve-Year-
Old Girl.
CIV Associated PrrsS.1

BALTIMORE, MD. Feb ".--.Io'
Npph NJ Janer. aged about - wears
OF Bro KIM. y. Y, married man.
with children. was today. after hear
ing i.Iorr Police Magistrate" Grammar,
held witom hail for the accom- of IN"
grand jury on charge which,
stripped of its legal ,cchn!cait'es.
means f"loni, rs assault upon Gather
inc l.oerch. Of lirooklyn. who. sh" told
the magistrate. will b" twelve years
OLD on February %
The arrests w"r" made n ia" IN
stanc" Of III" polio" Of New York.
though il is not knCwn that they gu
l"Ctrd .lau"r OF anything more gray"
than kidnapping the child
The little girl told her story fully
after cxrlaining that sh" was greatly
III fear OF .lnn"r. WHO. $h" said. haa
abuSrd her shamrf'ilN and repeatedly
last night and this morning.
Corrobc by Physician.
This rvidrn'" * onrr0buratrd Nv
Dr A Sanu"ls. who al me request
of the police. mad" thorough OK.
am,natiom Of tn" child.
It WIS uprn this testimony that
Mnririrair Grammar has"d his drris
n II commit Ianrr. without lail aud
20 hold tn" child Us witness against
him
TIL" crime with which Ianrr II
charged IL a most serious on" IN this
state convict ion carrying with It i'm
priyoumrnt for FROM eighteen years
TO the life % the criminal. or the
sentence may hc death by hanging
rh" latter punishment has fire.
uurntiv been inflicted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
LAWYER INTERNATIONALLY
RETAINED FifT/ THOUSAND
While Acquiring Him Of Deliberate
Wrong Doing, Court Authorizes
Recovery Proceedings.
,IIy Associated Press }

RICHMOND. VA. Feb tn dc
cree handed down in tn" ChancrrH
court today in tn" case Of baroness
ven ROQueS arainsl David W. Arm
strong. a lawyer OF New York. act
ing as attorney for tn" baroness AMI
her associates. including Mrs MAY
brick, it is held tha, while tn" law
Yer did NJ intentional wrong. III"
plaintiff shall proceed against hlh
to recover $52.9l2 for which hr failed
10 account in MAXIM: sales of III
land involved.
The decree allows six per cent In
irrrSi from September |. lSS?.
Tn" decree also sets aside tn" deed :
Of Mrs. MAVERICK and her mother
TO ArmStr ng for III" Virginia lands
,xcrp, certain lands sid I" Former
| irntenant Governor !. Taylor TIN"
son of Virginia and others watch
We're bought before th" filing -; the
suit which Mrs. MAVERICK did not at
tempt to have set aside.
There arc said TO he hundreds "'
lhCusands Of land involved in III"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
GOV. HASKELL INDICTED
IN FEDERAL COURT
With Six Others Oklahoma Executive
10 Charged With Conspiracy to
Oefraud.
tBv Associated Press.)

MUSKOGEE. OKLA. Feb. g.
Seven indictments we're returned by
the Federal grand jury here tonight
in the town lot alleged fraud inves-
tigation, the charges being conspiracy
10 iefraud the government IN"
names OF these indicted are: Cover
nor Charles y. Haskell. F. b. Sewers,
4. z. English, c. W. Turner, W. +.
Hutchings. James W. Hill AMI Walter
P. Eaton.
Walter r. Eaton one of the men in
dicted is the secretary Of the Indian"!a
Contracting Company. of which Cover
nor Haskell is president and 1t Is
alleged scheduled names of many
dummies to secure town lots.
Fifteen of the wealthies: men in
Muskogee called at the Office Of the
United States marshal tonight and
signed Governor Haskeil's bonds for
$4,000
Many more asked to BE- allowed to
sign Il.
Attorney T. II. Owen. Of MuskO-
gee. REPRESENTING SDNttIOt
made arrangements for tine governor
20 enter his appearance on Friday
ard give bend in the sum Of $4,000
for appearance for trial.
The swrits issued are rciurpable
forthwith.
Haskell Charged With Conspiracy.
Governor Haskell IS al Guthrie.
There Is but ono indictment against
him. IL charges conspiracy with
Turner Il dcfraudc the SOvcrnfier.
Waller X. Eaton and Clarence W
Turner to defraud The government.
There arc two indictments against
Turner and ono each against the
others indicted.
Turner was first TO give bond IN
tho sum Of $Io.0co. liitchiEgS and
Eat N called ard gave bonds Of sJ.ooo
each.
All will probably bc arraigned be
:orc Judge Campbell on Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
GLASS ANNOUNCES FOR
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION
Vet Undecided as - Gubernstoris'
csndidsey-Wir Make Decision
Known This Week
,Rv Associated Press

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. Garter
Glass or I.ypchhurg. r"presebtat'v" In
ccuET"sS from tho sixth congressional
district wh, H. IN Richmond today
comforting With friends regarding The
advissbiIiiy Of HIS l"coning ran
diGaic for Srvt rnnr. IN an interview
this afternoon msde the un"Guiv"cal
announcement that he stands for state
wide prohibition IN Virginia.
TIL" congressman hss mt vet reach.
cd a decision IN the guhe rnatoriaI
matter. Hc will leave tomorrow for
Washington where he will confer on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
WILSON SITS ON LID.
But Salient Points o. Cotton Glass;
fiers' Recommendations Escape.
(Bv Associated Dress

WASHINGTON Feb. G-.Iam"s
Wilson. reci'tart tf agriculture. Is
sitting on the liH" in connection
with the recommendations OF tn"
committee uf "xr.rt cotton classificrs
dcs:gnate,l by h.ai TO fix al official
standard for tin various grades OF
cotton
Ator ? .hrC. G"VS' session tn" com
mitt.r has cove udPd its work ana
submitted their report to Secretary
Wilson, " III" findings Ct IN" com
nlit;ee were state secret. 'heS
could not nv b" more carefully
guarded
The secretary will no; discuss IN"
nature C the cnInmittces COnCl IsionS
until he has carefully reviewed 'h"m.
Meantime Offtcl,ls OF the acricul
tural drpartm"r. hav" plclg"d them.
selves to secrecy II was i"arn"i
however. that -" Cnmmi;t"" unaDl
muus'v agreed 81; u an official tan
ard for IN" ii:" different grades
-: cotton. so ,a'"d for " congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
BOARD is DENOUNCED.
Alabama Congressman Contends TO-
Unaduiterated Food.

WASHINGTON. T.. G.. Feb. CAS-
an Outcome OF the invf stigation by
the committee on agriculture OF tho
creation ard work OF the refere"
board. appointed to assist the secr"-
tary OF agriculture in the enforce
ment of the pure food and drug act.
Representative Lever Of South Ca; D.
lima. today made a severe attack
cn the beard On the floor of the
House.
He denounced the appointment OF
the board as without authority OF
law. as bad Judgment" and as un-
necessary interference with the work
of the bureau OF chemistry OF the de-
partmeEt OF agriculture.
He said thai in the interest OF I'M
adulterated food and drugs Congress
should prohibit the use Of approlrla'
lions for maintaining the board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
ANOTHER PROBE.
Gaines Desires to Ascertain " Judges
Did Their Duty.
M. AscociatoI prpss)
tBy Associated Pre-

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Feb. =
An investigation by the hous" juli'
ciary coMmitt'" to determine whether
the United States district judges for
the southern district az New York.
have charged their grand juries to
;ryestigatc 40 transactions CT the
United stat" steel Corporation and
the Tennessee Coal ami Iron Railroad
Company is called for In resolution
introduced. today by Representative
Gaines Of Tennessee
The committee IL also directed to
learn whether the United States dis
irict attorney for that district has
investigated the alleged merger of
the two corporations or has placed
any evidence in the hands of the
grand juriHs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
COTTON STATISTICS.
Alabama Representative Wants Cot
ton Men r. supply information.
tRy Assoc ated proSs)

WASHINGTON u. G.. Fob. :. Tn"
ticpartmcT. OF C'icu!turc is directed
10 collect >':'i>' - from IN" cotton
manufacturer, the United :: a'"S
in \ bill ina, i...' o; icday bv R"p'"
sentative H..:,3. = Alabama
Tic informal j. To ~ 4, vt iU"d
fr,,u the manu- ,turrrS cf cotton
goG,.s ono. -. sixty DAYS and -
q, include. tn. 'EU"r uf ba'I> pT-
chased .,.,,., manufactured aui
abs on h.n
Ton rhor az I'h7Ts Is aTpr"p''
aicd ~ cav. o.. ont tho provisions
If ~" bill
Mr. Ij"TIIr ~....> thai as tn man
ufacturcrs III u crop estimates
and yinrcrs r.;, IS arc furnished in
formation alru' "" producers husi
p~ss ,hc pT"du,. should h" informed
couccrpiu: ,h, 'UnSumpiion ur III"
raw material
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. TIL hSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1909.

the question with other political
friends. and from which city he Will
probably anno"nc' his decision brior"
IN" end Ct the prr>"n, VEGA.
Glass stated that he ALWAYS stood
for state wide prohibition and called
attention to the iacr that when h'
introduced Governor Glenn of North
Carolina to Il Lynchhurr AUDIENCE
while the prohibits II campaign was
in swim. IN the Old North state. ne
male the statement that he believed
state wide prohibition to lie The hr>'
means Of controlling and regula Ing
thu. whiSkev traffic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
THREE KILLED IN
FREIGHT COLLISION
Accident Alleged to Have Been Caused
B. Engineer Setting Watch
Ahead.
nv Associated Press,

SPARTANBURN 8. c.. Feb. J.
Two freight traiss& ce!lided on the
Seahoard Air Line. Railroad near
Greenwood. resulting in three men be-
ing killel and several injured.
The collision was bead-on between
the regular local and extra freight
trains OF the Seaboard Air Lin" and
is alleged to have been caused by the
engineer on the extra setting his
watch an hour wrong.
The engineer who made the mis-
take and his fireman jumped anu
saved their lives
Brakeman 'Rahe" Tyrus was buried
underneath the debris and Engineer
Clyde Moore. Of Che ster. and Fireman
Nichols of the local train, We're both
killed,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
MINERS Reflect LEWIS
LARGE MAJORITY
But fractional Oisse.sion Does Not
Cease with Choice ~ Unions
President.
nv Associated Press }

INDIANAPOLIS. md. Feb. g.
Af'cr celebrating with q STORM OF
cl,rcrs the reelection of Pr"siden;
Thomas l. Lewis. by a majority 81
$3.50 woes over John " Walker
and after tho tcIirry had retired ~
count tho ballots fer vice president
aud scrrrtaryi treasurer. tho convcn-
ion Of tho United Mine Workers n:
im~rics IpduiGcd 10 an crcitcd revi,-
al Of the controversy over the inter.
nal disscns,ca between the Lewis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04

rarty and the faction led by his op
ponent for the presidency. John II
Walker. district president of nlinois
The lellers did not complete theil
work
Speaking o: an unsigned letter re-
ceived yesterday by some OF the lead
ers. charging that Ohio union officers
had sold OUT to operators. q. w
Savage secretary OF the Ohio dis
trict bitterly arraigned certain par
ties tina, not being in power ,hcmSe!
yes would destroy the organization
20 as to DESTROY those that are Il;
power"
Defies Unknown Enemies.
SO far as he personally WAS en-
rernnd he declared that if the authors
of the Letter were made known to him
and persisted in their attack a his
character. he 'woulL walk over Their
co~pses or obey should walk Oven
his
He offered a reward OF $l"n for "vt
dencl that would identify thee res
p.uSible for the letter.
William Green. presidents OF the
Ohio miners. added $50 to Mr.
Sayagc's 500. and Lee Rankin, als'
an Ohio officer, offered another so"
President Lewis said the Ohio let
ter was the last link in cGnSpirlc!
to disrupt til" organization. because
he was it's president.
He read from special edition q
Springfield. H.. 'rado paper arti
cles which he called "scurrilous.
condemning his administration as c 7
rrpt and cxto'ling Mr.. Walker.
He read letters indicating that this
edition Of the newspaper had beer
paid for by Illinois officers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
CRIMINALS NOW ARE FAVORED
Congressional Acton Limiting Use Ct
Secret Service Man, He Says, Help
retary Ct Treasury's Hands-lnter-
ests Of People injured.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. DE
claring that If the government is to
act with full efficiency against crimI-
mails. ii must have some force OF Sc
Crrt SERVE, agen;S who can act
against CRIMINALS anywhere, Pr"ii-
dent Roosevelt. in statement mad"
public from the White House tonight
emph2tiCally reiterated his opposition
to restricting the usefulness Of III"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
Secret Service Chief Says Congress-
men and Senators Unshad0wed.
BUT TAFT HAD TO Be PROTECTED
Wiikie Admits Two Men Delegated to
Revolution on Mexican Border
Fourth 70 Detect Theft.
Iyy Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON. H. C.. Feb. ;
That IL has been possible Tor the va
ricus Departments, Of the government
20 obtain the services of four secret
ss.rvic" mon IN suite OF the reSfric-
ficnS placed Tpon the secret ServiC"
by tie amendment to- the surdry siv'i
appropriation hill last year. is appa-
rent from the testimony Of Chief
Wiikio Of the service. mad" before
sub-cr n,mi:t"c Of III, house com.
m:it"c on appropriations. hu' appa-
rcntlr tn" outside IL" e the men
vas United.
Two Men Assigned.
Mr. Wilki". az liz" hearing stated
that ono man Wa assigned from tho
secret s"ryiC" 10 IN" navy department:
tn investigate q theft in tho navy ward
at N@Tf0lk Va. and anO her IN the
stat" dcpa in Investigate he
N"Xican rryolu'i'n under the neutral
Il: act.
Fo'h MN a." carJi'd on III" rolls
Uf tho s"crtt srTyiC" bHl arc paid
!, tn" d"par m"rts 4" which 'hcT
have ben aSsIEwd
Another ca" hTuuchf out at tn"
!. dring j. tha; OF IN" assignment oi
two mon t. a:cnmpan. rrTsidCn' -''icct
Taft. for which ;h"r" is no provision
mad. bV law
Mr WILL" cIaim"d that h" a.
S,Cnm. ~ ~ this insi1n"" was jus
tilted in that Ia" ."cT't scryic" would
rrubabIv ". h"id rusVousibic for NT.
Taft'S safety u TO measures for pro
too ion w"r" taken.
DECLARING that = period OF fiuancial
end COMM retail d"pTC SsiGu increases
rruri"rrr.iing GhI'f Wilkir asks for
Pm increase in the annual apVrcPrta.
ton for his scrvir" of s2"."cn
Never shs6owed Legislator.
In concluding Mr. WIKI" said: y
wish 20 record th" fact that uo mem
I.rr e 'hr secret s"Tvic" OF any ono
aciinr for Tho secret scry'c" has over
thah"~Cd senator CT a congress
man"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
Suicide ~ Prominent ct',en.
IBv A-s"c ;ated Prcss.,

CV,RIyOTTT y e.. Fob a. '.
20. uromin.r' ~ bCSincss and so
cisI ~i-ric.. ~ Thomasvilic. y. &.
committed s.r,r today nv shooting
h;msrIf Throw, hc head with >
pistol
No motive - tgy~n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-04
Shouldn't Favor Criminals.

The position Of III" admin:S'ia-
ion is said tho l'r"Std"n. that it
Is against scnnd public policy 20 dis
crimirate in favnr of criminals BY
discriminating against the Ms" of the
secret service TO detect ana punish
them
The statement was called forth ~
'misleading statements appearing in
some of The afternoon papers" 10 tn"
effect that thu work Of tn" secret
service has not been hampcrrd and
I hat the investigation Ct cases outside
the detection of counterfeitcrs and the
protection of the President has not
been circunBcribed by restrictive leg
islation at the last session Ct con-
gress''
The statement is in part as follows:
How Question was eeeIouded.
AT no time has the President o:
any administrative officer claimed
that the restrictive legislation OF tn"
last session affected the secret ser
vice division Ct tn" treasury depart
ment III the matter Of supprS sSing
counterfciting or protecting the Presi-
lent AS Z matter OF fact, tn" limi-
tation did not apply in the slightest
degree to the normal functions of
that service. and the claim that the
secret service was not hampered in
loo king after the cnunterfeiters is adj
mitted: bu: the assertion that IN"
restriction. was harmless to the gov
ernments interests is not correct.
THE effect of the limitation was
materially to circ1msCribe the field
Of usefulness in which the trained
, agents OF the secret service had hith-
erto been advantagcOusly emplt y"G.
Act Was Oiseriminative.
Under the limitation il hecam" I'M
possible TO use these investigators in
The class of cases in which they have
been cOnspicuOusly successf'' for
man.. wears. The phrasenlogy OF til"
restrictive legislation is such that any
pers.n who was employed in or I'M
der the secret service division dur,
ing 1909 for even so short period
as an hour became disqualified for
promotion or employment in any
branch of the government service
where either his compensation or en-
penscs would he payabl" from any
appropriation in the sundr: civil act.
The limitations tied the hands Of
tie secretary OF The treasury ana
made il impossible for him 20 con-
Time the employment of these men
In anv cases of irregularities "
wrong doing in fhos" branches VI III"
i-cas1ry department devoted to tn"
issuing. redemption and n" harding
Of obligations. securities and coins oi
the government
Only EVIL osers Profit.
IT j. the cont"ntiCn Of IN" rN"cu-
tive branch Of the government that
il should b. permitted :" rs" III" best