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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
TELedRAPnIc BREYITIES.

William Jennings Bryan arrived IN
Lima, Peru, yesterday. He was met BY q
large number of prominent personsges. The
working classes are arranging special hono~s
for the notable American.
A dispatch from Berlin says the Imperial
Bank OF Germany today reduced its minimum
rate Of discount Of per cent to AZ per cent
The per cent rate has been in effect since
last October.
Southeast storm warnings were ordered
from a. N from the Delaware Breakwatar to
Esstport, Me. High southeast winds, shift
ingIto west and northwest are indicated this
afternoon and tonight. A storm, which is
now central over Virginia, is now moving
rapidly northeast.
Jack johnson. the negro pugilist. who last
night wantomly assaulted q colored acquaint-
ance, passed several hours In q cell In b
station house. he was today released on g.
bond of S., 900 for future hearing. be may
be sent to Blackwsll's Island prison for his
ofense.
An inch OF snow fell 10 Atlantis, Ga. toda'r.
one of the heaviest SHOWS Of year,. TlAe
weather is warm and the snow is melti ne
rapidly. Montgomery, Ala. reports heavy
snow fall, the first in years. The snow is
generally over Georgia. northern Alabf ma
and Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
OOLORED MASS MEETING.

A mass meeting of co!ored people will
be held In Roberts Chapal, on south
Washington street, tonight q: eight
o'clock for the purpose of discussing the
following questions: "How shall we
improve the moral and industrial condi-
TONS OF our young men and women ?"
"How may VIC best cooperate with our
white neighbors in fighting the high
prices on necessities of life?" "Whst,
il any, part shsli We take in the semi
cen ennial of tho emancipation of slaves
in 1913 ?"
The following compose the COMMITTEES:
Rev. 8. NJ, Johnsop, Zion Baptist
Church; Rev. q W. jenkins, Roberts
Chapel; Rev, q. II. Warren, sailoh
Baptist; Rsv. Johnson, Liberty Baptist;
Rev. 3 B. Robinson, Christian Con-
gress Recond; Prof. Parker, Prof. A. &.
Islsr, Attorney E. E. Hill, D.. A. b.
Penn, Md; Dr.. ]. Milton, Hopkins,
Md M ,ssrs. B. F. Watson, w. 4.
Garter, Gao. PRESTON and Prof. W. o.
Ptyne, VIM. Mckinley School.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
TRIPLE MURDER IN NEW YORK

TRIPLE MURDER IN NEW YORK
A triple urder WAS revealed is. an
obscure fat in the heart of New York's
East Side at dusk yesterday.
Two women and o man arc the ictims
and they had been killed Ia b orrible
manner.
G,gsed aith silk hsndkerchi els and
their heads crushed with hav amer or
axe, they we're left bleeding nd folly
dressed on the floor, with vt importing
bull terrier as companion fos the dead.
Robbery was apparently thu motive, or
else 1t is another caas of the BLACK Hand.
Salvatore Soalpone, weli-to.do young
Italian barber, hia wife End middle
sged soman, believed to nsvs been Mrs.
Scalpone's mother. are the trio OF dead
persons. His failure to- appear at his
shop yesterday started $40 Investigation,
which resulted in the discovery of the
crime.
In the Kitchen, VIII ca Is tie frat room
of tho 6re.escape, scalpone's body lay.
1t VAS tied to tie ds,or, the face battered
beyond reeognltion and great smear OF
blood was near.
Near his master stood the whining
bulldog, co~eriu g and blood spattered.
The animal had paced aimlessly frcm
body to body, snifinR one and than the
ether, staining The floors crimson With
his tootprlass aud waiting for hum an
aid.
In the uext room we're the bodies OF
the Woman, gagged as was the man, the
handkerchief similarly kuotted and the
heads battered as II the same implement
had been Esed on all three. But moth
ing With which such wounds ctu'd have
been Inflicted was found 10 the fiat.
Inspection by the officers revealed
dire confusion. Drawers Were dumped
ont, cupboards ransacked, mattresses
ripped open and every conceivable hid
Ing place for money or vslnables was
pried open.
The police are convinced that more
than one perso took part In the mur-
der, for with the bulldog on guard and
three persons to cope With, one man
would have been powerlesa. Examina.
lion showed tina! Ssslpoue's body had
been dragged from the dining room to
the kItcheu. where 1t WAS tied,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
APPOINTMENTS.

Governot-elec. William Hodges Mann
has made the following staff appoint.
meuts:
a. D. Hamilton, Of Petersburg, chief
of staff; J. D. Johnston, OF Roanoke; G..
Sheldon Bowman, of Salem: ]. W. Hol.
loway. OF Smithfeld; W. Il. Sergeant,
jr., of Norfolk; Lucius Gregory Chase
and W. T. Shields, Of Lexington; Ira
Hendon, of Danvill.; O. L. Kidd, OF
Bristol and DR.. ]. A. Pettif, of Nelson.
Governor Mann has appointed Capt.
]. NJ. Harris, OF Blackstone, On the
board of directors of the penitentiary In
place of Colonel Wood, who was recently
elected superintendent OF that institu.
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
DEATHS.

Mr.. Cornelius O. Wells, an old end
well.kuowu resident Of this city, tied
st the residence of his daughter, MIRO,
janis Calvert, ir Washington, tbls
morning. The deceased was a shoe.
maker by occupation, and he lived In
Alexandria up to short time ago. H.
leaves two sons and four daughters, two
sisters and brother. His wife, NJ g..
Frances Wells, died in Worcester, Mass i,
on the 9TH ul,imo. Mr., Wells's remains
will be brought to this city for liter
ment. Mr. Wells vas So years old.
Mrs. Elizabeth Skidmore, widow OF
Lewis E Skidmore, died st the residence
Of M. O. J. W. Summers, DOL Duke
street, at 7 O'Clock this morning. The
deceased was one Of the oldest residents
of this city, she being In the S2i year OF
her sge. Her funeral will take place on
Sunday afternoon at 100 o'clock.
OornelIa 4. Lee, oolored, disd ysster-
dsy at her home, 1922 Oronoco street.
The deceased was 40 sears old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
SILVER CUP FOR MRS. SWAN
SON,

Mrs. Oliuds A. Swanson had an "a'
home" Tueadsy evening, at A'hich were
present many membsrs.,of the fa 'h'onsoie
aet Of Richmond. Ablu! 7 o. lock
party of some fourteen, headed by mra'
William Fl. White, entered the psl lofs
and Mrs. White presented to Mrs Saa q
son handsome Golid oliver loving cup,
Oh behalf of herself and the members of
the psrty-nos one of the contrit utors
is In any way connected with the official
administration OF Gov. Swanson. Mrs..
White made q pretty little spsech In
presenting the Cup, rsgretttog that Mrs.
Swanson was soon to leave the city and
expressing thu wish that she might be
tre9usnt-snd certainly a Welcome
visitor to Richmond. Mrs. Swanson,
always graceful and g,scious, was as de.
lighted as she was surprised, and In &C.
cepting the gift told the callers OF her
appreciation of their expression Of good
will saying abe would ever prize the gilt
ss one OF her most choice posseaaionS.-
Richmond News Leader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
OOLORED Man OUT.

a difficulty occurred between Rhoda
Newman, colored aud another dsrkey
named Cole on the corner OF Wolfe and
Columbus streets, last night, during
which Newman wss seriously cut
nm the left side OF the face BY
Cole. The Injured man was taken to
<he Alexandria Hospital where D.. VIII.
ti,s rendered necessary surgical sId.
Cole escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
NEW STATION

The Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway has opened
another station to be known IS Groom
law" 1t is situated at the north ap-
proach to Big H1nting creek. This will
be a convenience to employees at the
hrickysrd and also to many who indulge
10 angling during the summer and fall
months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
THE GAZETTE.

December 3lst marked the one.hun.
dred-and.tsnth anniversary in the life
of the Alexandria GRz lite. For over a
century this paper has chronIeled the
events of the commonwealth and the
nation with couscientituI exactness,
and thr, Znout the time its high stan.
dards have been sssunchly maintained.
I: has abatsd not jot In lis excellence,
aud today is ono OF the most trustwor!hy
papers In the s!ale.- MANASSAS jour.
mol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
RED MEN,

The regular meeting last night OF
O,csola Tribe of Red Men was rendered
more interesting By an official visitation
and smoker which was given at The
,cloae. Otto Fisher, Gt5a: Sschem OF
The District of Columbis, wss present,
"a was also VS.. Nicklen, Great Slchem
Of the Stale of Virginia. aud dele
cation from Seminole Tribe, of this city.
Soeechss we're made during the eve.
ming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
GERMAN CLUB.

The Alexandrs German Olno will
give their fourth dance OF the season
at MeBuruey's Hsll tonight; qaise q
uumber of out.of.tuwn guests are ex-
psctcd. The management will start
the german promptly at 9 O'Clock. For
SONS unknown reason the previous ones
of the season have not started before 10
O'Clock, thus in!eierriug greatly with toe
nraerrBppemepts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
STERILIZATION OF CRIMINALS.

STERILIZATION Ot CRIMINALS.
10 the House of Delegates on Wed.
nesday, as was stated 10 the Gezstte of
that day, Dr.. H U. Stephenson came
forward with bill providing for the
sterilization of hsbltual criminals, idiots
and hopelessly Insane persons for The
gradual extinction of criminal families.
The bill has the support of great many
members of the medical profession, e..
pecially OF the slisuIs.s Of the stats.
In pamphlet distributed over the
house Dr.. O. V. Darlington argues In
favor of sterilization, quoting from his
experience and showing the value OF the
operation. d.. Stephenson proposes
creating beard consisting of eminent
specialists 10 such matters, to judge
whether certain criminals, Idiots and Ia.
sane persons should not be treated in
this manner, and If the board thinka
that sterilization Is Advisable to perform
The operation.
It Ia shown that certain families In
the state have cost the state tremendous
amounts In the course of the last hue
dred years and In the opinion of the
supporters of the bill these families
should become extiucf. The bill was
presented yesterday and referred to tbs
committee on general laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
OPERA HOUSE.

The Opera Il oase vas packed TO lis ca.
pscity list evening when the Gny john
son Company presented "The Little
.Orphsn," which was accepted as one of
the beat offerings Of the season. A
saw mill in full operation ia de-.
.picted il realistic manner In the third
&C. sud no pAins has been sparei In
makiug the production complete In every
detail. The play will ran until Satur-
dsy night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
Patients WANT LARGER hos.
PITAL.

The action of the general assembly
regarding the Slate Tuberculosis sana.
forum Ia beirg awaited here with great
lnterest. The patients and The officials
of the sanatorium and the people of ibis
aection are hoping that funds will be
availsbls during the next few months
to enlarge the insii'ution and to increase
iIs power to save the hundreds Of Wiz
GINA citizens now dying from sonsump.
ton.
S;ncs Tia opening here last July, the
state tuberculosis sanstorlnm has sccon.
plished wonders, In the ju igmen. of
those best In position 10 know the
iac's. A number of those that came
here Ill have already returned to their
homes cured or 30 greatly Improved that
they eau take up their usual work. The
lhir!y.6ve patients now at CataWba are
doing we'll, aud practically all OF them
will soon be able to return to thelr
homes. So interested are those patients
in future appropriations for the sana.
torIum, and 30 confident are they that
the states youngest hospital will SAYS
many lives, that they are planning to
petition the assembly for enlargement
of the present plant,
1t IL understood here that there are
many naue3 on the present wai!Ing list
of tie sapater.um, with prehsps hun
drsd of sufferers waiting chance fol-
admission. According to state official.
| who recently visited there on so inspec.
ton of the sanstorium, here are at lea
1000 consumptives In the state whose
sole chance for life depends upon the
bounty ot1the state or the eiLies of the
commonwealth.
If the legislature makes liberal ap
preparations for the sauatoriun, 1t Ia
expected that new buildings will be
erected 10 accommodate at least loo
more patients. This will enable the
state to treat about 900 conHumptives 6
year and will greatly reduce tina total nun,
Der OF deaths Ia the sta!e from consunp'
| ton. News from Richmond Is being
anxi.usly awaited BY all the patients
nov at the saDatorium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY

Sergeant A. /. Matchett, Second U.
s {atspiry, a uon-commissioued officer
of the regular srmy, reported today for
duty With Company G, First Regiment
Infantry, Virginia Volunteers, which Is
the Alexandria Light Infantry. He Is
one of the two aeresants who have been
detailed by the War Department for
duty With the militia of this state, known
"a the Virginia Volunteers. Beginning
with .oalght there will be a dill or
other military instruction every night
during Sergeant Matchetts stay. Ia
addition to the usual drills he will Ia.
st,no, the company In cslisthenic and
bavonct >xeycises, Individual cooking In
,bs fsld, fist aid to wounded, Visual
signaling aud otter military matters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
Navy York Stock Market.

New York, Jan. 2l.-The stock market
moderately strong at the opening and for the
first few minutes. Later some of the grains
were lost hu. the tone was fairly frteady-
Trading in the last halt Of tha first boar Was
without importance and prices remained
fsirly steady. General demand was in evi.
dsuce during the isttsr part Of the forenoon
and psica movements ware hriikly upward,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BANQUET.

The committee In charge of the Cham
Der of Commerce banquet to be held 10
Armory Hall on the 9th inst, an.
nouncs that they will have among the
speakers for that occasion Hon. Joseph
W. Bailey, senator from Texas; Hon.
H. D. Money. democratic floor leadsr of
the Senate; H,n. O. O. Oarlin, repre-.
sentative ftom this district; Mr.. W. b.
White, president of the Wsshington.
Southern Railway Co., and MFR. w. T.
Dsbney, business manager of the
Chamber of Commerce, of Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
TAYLOR GIVES BOND,

William Taylor, Who was sent on to
the grand jary of the Corporation Court
a few days ago Tor assaulting aad cutting
John J,tiers, was brought before Justice
Caton this morning and released on $3.50
security for bis appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
CIRCUIT COURTS

First, Joseph T. La~Iess (unexpired
term).
Third, J. F. West.
Seventh, E. J. e rVey.
Eleventh, O. ". Robinson.
Fifteenth, John E. Mason.
Nineteenth, George K. Anderson.
Twenty-second. Fulton Kegley (an.
expired term).
Twenty. third, F. B. Hutton.
Twenty.eighth, B. D. White (anex.
pired tern).
CORPORATION COURTS.
Bristol. Joseph L. Kelly (anexpired
tsrm).
Norfolk, A. r. HsDckel.
Portsmouth, Ke1neth A. Balm.
5tsuntoD, Henry W. Il bit.
Manchester, E. Il. Wells (anexpired
term),
CHANCERY COURT.
Richmond, Daniel Grinuau.
They will he elected in joint session of
the General Assembly next Tuesday.
No mention VAS made of the United
States senatorship, 1t being considered
that Senator Daniel is already The party
nominee under the primary plan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
[,anSbllrg|l&Rr (|
COURT OF APPEALS.

Yeslerday's proceedings Of the su'
preme court OF appeals of Virginia were
as follows:
Eubank vs.. city of Richmond, argue q
and submitted.
R!ddlck vs.. city of Newport News,
argued and submitted.
Templston's admfnil traitor va Lynch
burg Traction and Lfgh Company, partly
argued and continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
CORPORATION COURT.
fudge L. O. Barley presiding. ]

Dom. vs.. Arthur E. WEIGH, charged
With selling liquor on Christmas; ploa
of guilty of giving away liquor; In view
OF the fact the accused did not Wilfully
violate the Law foe OF $50 WIS entered
and be vas placed under bond 10 the
sum of $500 for his good behavior for
one year. q. q. Simpson became his
anrot0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21

A rare bargain aud one that Is last.
log eau be obtained at the shoe store of
John A. MARSHALL & Bros, 422 King
street. Look at the window display,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
Wood
Coal
Coke

Be wise-Buy your fuel before ths severe
weather. We offer best quality, prompt delivery
and lowest market price. Phone s5. DEW.
AITCHESON. 107 south Royal STREET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21

PRESENTATION OF 4 JEWEL.
At the meeting last night of Andrew
jackson Lodge OF Masons, District
Deputy Grand Master W. L. Allen made
an ofioial visit. Mr.. Conrad Johnson, on
behalf of membe raised during the year
that Past NJ sster Nj. L. Din widdie presided
over the lodge, presented thai gentleman
with handsome past masters jsWel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
ALEXANDRIA COUNCIL, 10. U. A:

A wsll.s.,ended and interesting meet
ING OF AIexandria Council, Junior Order
of Americans, vas held last night;
Ssveu candidates we're initiated, ana
one former member was reiuslated. ~
a smal increase In assessment, inc
council Is now enabled to pay $o0o
funeral benefits instead of $3.50 as form.
.erlu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21

The L,ndoer Shoe for Ladles tine
.sa, has no equal. John A. Marshall
E B,,, 422 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21

Ladies-For solid comfort, wear the
Red Gross Shoe. John A. Marshall
& Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
Weather Probabilities.

For this section rain. possibly turning into
or and followed by clearing and colder 70.
night Saturday fair ana ce noe hrsh snd
hiph northwes.erly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21

The Regal Shoe for men in all the
new lasts cen be bad OF John A. Mar.
shall & Bro., 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21

A dispatch from Rome ssys the reported
death OF King As-elik, Of AbysSinis. was IN.
Funded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
FOR RENT,

EOUND At the corner of Prince and Pitt
4 streets, about three months ago, small
SIGNET R1NG, marked with the initial
T." The owner will please apply at this
office. jsn20 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sun and Tide Table.
Sun H.ss tomorrow at ia and sets ST o'c9.
High water st Z. Of c. NJ. and DO r. ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
TIE Market,

Gsareatowu. p. G. Jan. q. Whszt l16 -126
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-21
LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS,

The CAUCUS of the democratic members
OF the Virginia legislature met last night
and made the following nominations:
Judge OF Supreme Court, Richard Il.
Caldwell.
Oonuissionsr Of insurance, Joseph
Button.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
10
UNsUsPEcTEp MISCHIEF

Probably the majority of parents lit
tie appreciate the amount of suffering
endured uncomplalningly by half
grown children, especially those whose
vitality is deprecated by long hours
spent in study at school. sitting in
badly constructed seats, in cramped
and unhealthful positions. often breath
ing impure air, sometimes in over
heated rooms. and also under condi-
tions which are more or less damag
ing to health.
The troubles with which students
suffer are somewhat vague and OBJ
scure, although nevertheless real. Cold
ness of the hands and feet, a sensation
of lassitude, an almost constant con-
fusing and stupefying headache. Not
infrequently there is tendency to loss
of flesh. The skin lacking its normal
healthy tint is pale, tinted or even
yellowish. The lower eyelid Is often
swollen. There are frequent attacks of
sore throat with a little rise of tenn
perature. Acne appears upon the face
The skin of the nose and forehead is
often greasy in appearance through
seborrhea. Eczemous patches begin to
make their appearance. On inquiry 1t
will be found the tongue is coated,
teeth are decaying, the bowels are con-
stipated. or there may be ragged stools,
and the bowel discharges are very foul
smelling. The breath has a fecal odor
and the perspiration also has dis
gusting odor of skatol and indol.
In these cases the real cause of all
the difficulty is intestinal autointoxi-
cation arising from sedentary habits,
from q too concentrated diet, from
hasty eating. meat eating and other
causes to which most children are ex-
posed.
A radical change of diet, plenty of
active exercise in the open air. out
of door sleeping or sleeping with open
windows in O we'll lighted chamber,
and care to secure two or three thor
ough bowel movements daily will cause
a prompt disappearance of the symp-
toms named.-Good Health.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
FARE THEE WELL

Professor Metchnikof recommends the re-
ioval of the large intestine as a means Of
life].
Fare thee we'll And IL forever,
Large intestine, fare thee WE'LL
Metchnikof declares that 1 can
Do without thee just we'll.
Furthermore, he says without thee.
l shall live a longer e
Hurry with the anaesthetic,
Hasten with the carving knife
Soon. o useless large intestine,
Where the germ of age doth grow,
You may meet with the appendix
That l lost some time ago.
In the wondrous realm of science
Such astounding things befall-
Soon II may become the fashion
To have no inside at all.
Truth
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
THE HOT SAND BAG

Health declares the sandbag as a
warmer to be greatly superior to a
hot water bottle, which many people
prize so highly. Get some clean, fine
sand; dry it thoroughly; make a bag
about eight inches square of flannel,
fill it with dry sand, sew the opening
carefully together and cover the bag
with cotton or linen cloth. This will
prevent the sand from sitting out and
also enable anyone to heat the bag
quickly by placing 1t in an oven or
on top of a stove. The sand holds the
heat for a long time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

sion; perhaps 1t is done unconsciously,
but 1t Is most certainly true that our
dealings with peple in daily life depend
much upon his face. A handsome or
beautiful face does not necessarily
mean anything, but the features must
be regular and the expression undis-
torted and natural, and a child with
uncorrected mouth breathing never
grows up with a perfect face.
You owe 1t to your child to see that
there will be no interference with its
developing a frank and well formed
face; it may mean a great deal to
him in after life.
Give nature a chance to develop the
child as she intended, and then, and
only then, can he develop perfectly and
exhibit the highest standard of beauty
that is inherent to his race.