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WHAT TWO PASTORS
THINK OF ROOSEVELT

srhIs cowboy nspirnnt for the
Presidency In many ways closely
resembles Brutus and Cassius.
who .double-erossef Julius
Caesar, after making violent pre-
tensions of friendship.r-Rev. DR..
James $. Montgomery.
ut y not wrong 10 desire, but
IL Is a sin 10 grasp at the expense
of all others. The ruler wants
FIRST one term, then another, and
perhaps a third, even IL, Ike
Ahab, he has TO Kill Nsboth to
get the vineyard.--Rey. DIR.
wallace Radcliffe.
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L.bouchere'. Estate, $4,000, 900.

London, March 1o-Henry Labou-
chere's estate has been sworn as under
S3,oooOoo. After bequeathing 1880 to
servants and small legacies to his ex-
ecutors he leaves the residue In trust
for his only child, Warehouses Carlo
Rudini, or her children. II she dies
chIldless the money is to go to Mr.. La
bouchere's two nephews or their chill
dren.
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CAPITAL BOY GETS HONOR.
Randolph shaw VIII Lead Wash
InEtOn and Lee Debaters.

For the first time in the history of the
Institution, Washington and Lee Univer-
Eity has selected a freshman to repre-
sent the university in debating. and 1t
has fallen to the lot of a Washington
boy to be given the honor. Randolph
Shaw, a former Central High School boy,
is the lucky individual His friends will
be given an opportunity TO hear this en-
bryO statesman in a debate between
Washington and Lee and George WASH
ington next month
Shaw is an associate editor of the two
school papers at the university and is
a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity. He was prominent in literary
work during his course at Central. He
is the son Of Herbert R. c. Shaw, Of 1913
r street northwest
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DEATH RECORD.
WHILE

WHITE
Alice Reynolds. IS years. patrol wagon en- route 20
Casualty Hosp.
Joseph Harris. II. Govt. Hosp. Insane.
Mary E Tickeil, s.. 2f3l st. NV.
Hazel v. James 2. 1876 Amos ri. ne.
Alexander whalen. 60. Wash. Asylum Hosp.
Charles Brsnn4n. a. 1851 NJ stSnw.
Eva Corbit, 20. IZlH d st. ne
Lucy A. Barrier, g. 70 Florida ave ne.
Earl Z. Baxter. q. u Twelfth st. se.
Virginia Crosswen II months 90 Virginia ave sw
Walter =. Blackstone. months. ls8 Q st. NV.
COL0RED.
Charlotte Lee. 4 years. Gecrsetown Univ. Hosp
Christopher ID, Green. !. 9F Ninth st. NV.
jefferson Clark 81. Frecimen's Hosp.
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DIED..

INGLE-On Saturday. March 9. 1872, at
the residence of her daughter. Mrs.
Carleton Hunniman. Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. ELLEN S. INGLE, widow Of
Christopher Ingle, late of Washing
ton. d. c.
Funeral services at St Paurs
-.--s I wenty-Ihjrd street, washiRStU5
Tuesday, March Il, at $50 o.
SCARFF- On Friday, March
Mrs. ANGELINA SCARFF, vi1oS ~
Thomas T. Scarf, In the eight f-.f
year OF her age
Funeral from her late reside
Brightwood. d. c., Monday s's-rs7~1'
at o'clock. Her friends arc Inv ss-
TO attend
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Detective Leave. for Prisoner.

Detective Hewlett left Washington last
night for Philadelphia to take charge Of
Clarence b. Tucker. who was arrested
there on a charge OF forging the name
of John c. Ecklof. cashier of Che Sec
ond National Bank, to a check for go,
several weeks ago.
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Local Temperature.

Midnight %; . a. M: 81 va m, d; a m. q;
q. m, y; 10 =. m. 3: Z noon. >; p. m, a
p. m. y; p m. %; ,. m. Is; 10 p m. >.
Highest. 70; lowest 2.
Relative humidity-s a. m. q: p m, IS. Rain
fan q p m. to p. M. o; hours Of sunshine III
per cent Of possible sunshine, 100.
Temperature same date last year-Highst, 50; low
cst, -
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TO READ LINCoLN's ADDRESS.
Commander-in-chief TrimbIe Issues
Orders to G. 4, r.

Commander-in-chie TrimbIe Issues
Orders to G. 4. n.
National Commander-in-chief j. II.
Trimble, Of the G. A. R., has issued
general order which directs that the De-
partment of the Potomac and all other
posts of the Grand Army in the country
use the order of the late Gen. John A.
Logan. establishing Memorial Day at all
OF the Decoration Day exercises under
the auspices OF the Grand Army. II is
also directed that Llncoln's Gettysburg
address be read.
Gen. Logan's order will be read at Ar
lington Cemetery on Decoration Day by
o. H. oldroyd, assistant adjutant gen.
eral of the Department of the Potomac
The forty-sixth annual encampment
will be held this year at Los Angeles.
September 9 TO Il, by order OF Com
mander Trimble.
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AssAIL
COL. ROOSEVELT
IN PULPIT TALKS
DR.. Radcliffe and DR.. Mont
gomery Criticise Third
term Aspirant.
COMPARED TO TRAITORS
Called Cowboy Aspirant to Presi-
deney" by One and Likened
to Brutus by Other.

Bitterly sssailing the third term as
pirations Of Col Theodore Roosevelt. two
Washington pastors virtually converted
their Sunday evening services into poliu-
cal mass meetings last night. Rev. DR..
James S. Montgomery, pastor of Metro
politan Memorial Church. Four-and-a-haf
and c streets, denounced the hero OF
San Juan Hill as a cowboy aspirant to
the Presidency" while Rev. DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe, at New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church. compared him to Ahab,
a King OF the Israelites, who caused the
death of Naboth- in order to secure the
latter's vineyard which he coveted.
While neither clergyman mentioned the
name OF Col. Roosevelt. their differences
were too plain and direct to be misun-
derstoOd. DIR. Montgomery was particu-
larly bitter in his attack on the cow
10y aspirant" He compared him to
Rrutus and Cassius. who 'double-cross-
ed Julius Caesar after making great pre-
lenses OF friendship.
Pastors Are Congratulated.
Applause greeted many of the perth
nent remarks of DR.. Montgomery, wom-
en- as well as men giving their approval
of his free thinking in no uncertain
Avenue Church also signified its approval
of the utterances of its pastor, DIR. Rad
cliffe. Congratulations were heaped on
both pastors at the end of the services.
Time and again during the course Of
DR.. Montgomery's address, for II was
not a sermon in any sense Of the word.
wild applause followed some pertinent
remark. and even the women in the
audience" showed their appreciation
Nth -r1a haf IN
split the seams in their gloves.
The third term came in for its share of
criticism, and the pastor denounced the
stateman who refused TO adhere to the
example set by the Father of His Coun-
try"
It might be expected that the members
Of his congregation would have objected
to the conversion of their sanctuary into
a political meeting house, bU such was
not the case. On the lntrary hey ap-
preciated the departure from stereo-
-vrcI programme. and all OF I IN. not
excepting Ike cErrcE slFC'-'s. -sh-ezs I'D
'iieEr -Gusg lysI ~ -h2 stant taken by
tse!T Fastnr n EeEard Is On" "eo9 oaT
Cove ."usu~S< Is Tdufatrg.
Dr.. Radcliffe had as his topic "A weak
ruler" and the subject Of his, discourse
was the reign OF Ahab. Referring 10
Ahab and Naboth's vineyard, DR.. Rad
cliffe said:
Speaking OF the stolen vineyard. it
is not wrong to desire, but il is a sin
TO grasp at the expense OF all others
CovetOusness is idOlatry: discomfort is
the beginning of sin. The ruler wants
one term, and then a second, and some
times a third, even IL he has to kill
Naboth. Like Faust with Mephistopoles.
like Ahab with Naboth, men sell them
selves, and that is doom. Ahab was a
brilliant King, but a failure
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Embe..Icr Fined $1,000.

Pittsburg, March 1o-Isadore Klein.
formerly a banker OF Braddock. convict
ed recently OF embezzlemenp was fined
$500 by Judge Davis Saturday, and re
ceived an indeterminate sentence OF not
more than three years in the penitentiary.
The fine is twice the amount embezzled
from depositors.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
To.DAY.

TO-DAY.
states. A. Public bhrary. tnis e'enns-
s,.,s. 80. ,,.,-.. :. ~ oas Fe.,rssenth
,f-res no-th-s.t
Nr-4he.st Ns.h,n-4o-, fs,i,.u.. A.-oeia-
tin $50
c.,--,,o,~. f,,s..., a..,-i.,ic,, ,n..t.
Ohio sors,t, h.nsp,t n Rss,ehsrs. a.
q o'rlock
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MIN Owner Cru.hed to Dean.

Reading. Pa, March 1o.-Drawn slow
ly into the hopper Of his chopping mill.
having caught his hand. John Won Media.
factory owner and bank director, of
Bowmansville, was crushed to a horrible
death yesterday. Mr.. Won Media owns
shirt factories at Bowmansville and at
Mohnton.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

40 ., m. daiy-C. & o. SPECIAL. Solid train
TO Cincinnati, with Pullman sleepers to Louisville.
Cincinnati Indianapolis. St L0uis and Chicago
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to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 10 D. N.
C. & o. dining car service Ia carte.
Ofices SIS Pa. ave. lS3s y st. and Union Station.
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When Your Ewes Need Care

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WILL STAND TRIAL HERE.
Charged with EmbezEIemcnt and
Forgery, Men Leave Cincinnati.

Clarence Keller. whose mother is said
to be a prominent and wealthy resident
of Baltimore, and Charles r. Ritter,
whose address is given as al Tenth street
southeast. will leave Cincinnati to-day in
the custody of detectives for Washing
ton to stand trial here for embezzlement
and forgery.
When the two men disappeared on Feb
ruary g from the office OF the Paymas-
ter General Of the Marine Corps. where
they were employed as messengers, it
was discovered that Sl25 had been stolen
from two officers and that a check in
favor of ]. II. De Merit, paymaster's
clerk, for $40 was missing.
Investigation disclosed that the check
had been cashed here, and De Merit de-
clared that his name on the paper had
been forged. A search was Instituted
and the fugitives were arrested yester-
day in Cincinnati. They said they are
willing TO return to Washington TO face
the charges.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

U. S. Dept Of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
Washington. Sunday, March lo-s y. m.
IL will he warmer Monday over the interior dis
tricts cast Of the Rocky Mountains, followed By
falling temperature Tuesday in the Plains States.
the Missouri YIlley. and the west Gulf States
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Horses imported into Argentina are
taught 10 avoid a poisonous weed that
the native animals shun naturally by
forcing them TO inhale smoke from piles
OF the burning weed.
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Temperature, in other cities.
Rain

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-four hours ended
II p. m yesterday. are folloWs:
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As the result of the boring of the Alps
for railroad purposes biologists have Sc
cured much valuable scientific data.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

PIANO PLAYER-oUIcK SIGHT READER.
Taszizsea; Ess adareH and Fhun& r. o. Boz q
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Intsrnational Congress u Hygiene
Tenes at New Willard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-26

Liberty Of circulating Is as essential 10
hat freedom as liberty of publishlngi
indeed without circulation the publica-
ton would be of little value"
The opinion ~ the court, which Is
too long for quotation, restricted lts
conclusions 10 the right Of congress 10
exclude Immoral matter from the
mails
The question again came under ON
slderation in re- Rapicr, l43 u. S.
decided IN 1891. and The question was
very learnedly argued by James c.
Carter then the leader Of the bar.
The court, In the opinion " chief JUS
tice Fuller said In substance that
whilo Il Is true that the legitimate
end Of the federal power over post
roads was ITO furnish mail facilities
To The people II the United States, II
Is alfo true that mail facilities arc
not required 10 be furnished for every
! purpose" The Chief Justice then
shows that prior 10 the federal con-
| slitution the state could determine in
the exercise Of the police power whit
| matter was SO demorali2lng in its in
fluence upon the people az 10 Justify
It's exclusion from the mails. The
court refused 10 recognize distinc-
/ ton that was attempted 10 be made in
argument, between things that were
bad only because they were prohibited
ana Nhings that were intrinsically bad,
In other words, between the mala pro-
hlbita and the mala I'm Sc. They held
on the contrary that II must be left to
congress in the exercise Of sound
discretion 10 determine in what man
ner II viii exercise the power tot ex-
clusion) II undoubtedly possesses"
II this opinion were the last express
sion of the supreme court, IL might be
fairly argued that that court left II 20
the discretion Of congress % determine
what was so prejudlcial to the public
welfare as TO Justify it's exclusion from
the mails, and that the judiciary
could not review such discretion. II
that were true, II might well be argued
in the matter under discussion that as
congress has determined that Il was
prejudicial to the public welfare for
newspapers 10 be circulated through
the mails without the ownership and
their circulation being published, the
judiciary was powerless TO hold This
assumption OF police power was in vio-
lation Of the constitution.
The question, however again came
up in a different form in the well
known lottery cases 1SS U. s., 32l).
which were argued three times before
the supreme court before a final de-
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bu.h of which would De matters under
. lhe Jurisdiction Of tho state aud not
/ of federal authority"
This disclaimer OF novel power by q
federal official is as unusual as It if
/ tlalliNlng II ls almost the only in
stance mat ] can recall where fed
T cial officer declined 10 accept au ex-
tension of executive power which CON
gTeHs proposed 10 thrust ,rpon him
. Nhllr the postmaster generals opin-
ION 10 MT controlling, yet his adms-
tlon that the legislation Is not required
Tor the duo regulation of the malls IL
oi Importance.
10 the ilrst question, therefore, tho
answer can bee unhcsItatingly given
that the attempt 10 dictate TO news
paper editors and pubishers what
10 IN their columns, without refer
tnor lu the carriage of such publica.
lions in The malls OF In interstate
commerce, Is unconstitutional While
the federal courts have always been
lndlspo1od 10 declare unconstitutional
any act Of congress, yet | am conf
dtnt mat any United States supreme
nurt would have little hesitation In
declaring this setcion Of the law null
and void.
2, The second question. however
does not admit OF so easy an answer.
II is true that the law literally re-
qulfcs the newspaper editor or pub
Usher twice a year TO file statements
win the postmaster general as to the
ownership OF the publication and it's
circulation. 1t does not, however, at
tempt 20 punish the failure To do so
hat simply provides that any publica-
ton which falls to conform to these
provisions Shall be denied the priW-
leges Of the mails"
Reading these two sections together
and having In mind the fact that
court Will whenever possible place
such construction upon statute az
VIII reasonable save It's constitution
atty, | am Of opinion that court
would construe this portion Of the law
as simply providing that no publlca-
ton shall be carried I'm the mails un-
less its editor or publisher shall first
conform 10 the provisions above cited
Is this provision Of the law unmnsti-
tutional?
The power OF the United States over
the mails has been the subject of con-
structlon in the following cases:
Elk purte Jackson, 90 L. s., 727,
In re Rapier. l43 u. s.. ll0.
Horner w. L. s., ldw., 2O7,
Public Clearing House w. Coyne,
1874 L. s., 497.
American School OF Magnetic Heal
ing VS. McAnnulty 1877 Y. s., "a.
In each the power OF the federal
to designate generally |
what shall be carried IN the mail and
what shall be excluded, was affirmed.
In eX parte Jackson, a federal stat
ute which forbade the carriage by
mail of lottery matter was under con-
The supreme court said;
The power possessed by congress
embraces the regulation Of the entire
postal system of the country. The
right to designate what shall be car
ried necessarily involves the right to
determine what shall be excluded"
Mr.. Justice Field who spoke for the
court, however, went on to say:
Nor can any regulation be enforced
against the transportation of printed
matter in the mail which IS open b.
examination, so as to interfere in any
manner with the freedom Of the press |
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