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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
SENATE VOTES TO RETAIN
THE OLD BOUNDARY LINE
New Mexican Convention Tried to
Move the Texas Limit East to
1O3d Meridian.

Prompt acquiescence was made by the
Senate yesterday afternoon in the re-
quest expressed by President Taft in a
special message that the action Of the
constitutional convention of New Mexico
be nullified, and that the President be
authorized to establish the boundary line
between Texas and New Mexico as run
by J. II. Clark in 1858.
The dispute over the boundary line
grew out Of an error made by the gov
eminent surveyor. 1t was intended that
the 1O3d meridian should be the dividing
line, but. Clark placed it west OF where
1t should have been. The New Mexico
convention attempted to move the line
east to the 1O3d meridian, but President
Taft urged that property rights had
grown up in recognition of the line run
by Clark, and therefore the line should
not be disturbed.
Opposition to the passage of a resolu-
ton introduced by Senator Culberson of
Texas, and favorably passed upon by the
Senate's judiciary committee, carrying
into effect the Presidents recommends
ton, was voiced by Senator Hepburn.
After some discussion, however. he de-
sisted i'm his resistance. He explained
his withdrawal by saying that senator
must get off the track when he hears the
whistle of the steam roller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
Southern Railway.

n B.-Followine schedule figures published only
as information. and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Or
leans. Asheville. 900 am. and 10:45 pm daily:
200 am daily for Chattanooga and Memphis.
Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Brmine
ham, New Orleans. 1910 pm. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxvlie. Chattanoosa; Mem.
open after 10 p.m.l Dining cars.
For Charlotte Spartanburg Atlanta: Annis-
Tourist for California Monday Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday. <:11 pm.
Augusta. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points, e:2o IN. daily. Dining cars.
Local for HarrisonburG. $50 am. daily S:sS
nm. and 4 30 pm. week days; for Danvfiie
7:30 am. daily and for Charlottesville. 7:9o
pm. daily and 4:55 n m week days Frequest
trains to and from Riuemcnt.
L. s. BROWN General AGENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
Good News for
Catarrh Sufferers

40 many hupdreds OF eatsrrh victims who
have taken the HYOMEI treatment have written
thanking us for publishing method Of taking
tue I1OMEt yspor treatment in connection
with the inhaler that We gladly publish 1t again
The vspor treatment is especially recon
inended in stubborn cases of chronic catarrh Of
hong standing, bur remember that the inhaler
should be used daily as usual
This treatment only takes five minutes. time
before going to bed. Pour teasponful of
HfoMEI into . bowl of boiling water cover
bead and bowl with t6wel AMI breathe for
several minutes the vapor that arises.
You VIII be surprised at the result OF this
treatment. II makes the bead feel nne and
clear; you will sleep better. and that stuffed
up feeling will gradually disappear.
This method will break up the worst cold In
the head in night.
bottle Of HYOMEI costs 10 cents ar Henry
Evans and James O'Ionnelrs. who guarantee
il. Complete outfit. which includes the little
pocket inhaler. costs 10.
No stomach dosing; just breathe HYOMEI and
cure catarrh and all diseases Of the breathing
organs. Free trial bottle by addressing Booths
AyeDei Co.. Buffalo. y. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
BOY SLABS sCHo0LMATE.
italian Uses Ink Eraser on Enemy
Who pummeled Him.

NEW YORK, December 222.-Max Rich
man. ten years old. is in New York
hospital today suffering from a dangerous
stab wound, inflicted during school
room quarrel with An eight-year.old Ital'
ian lad in the East Side public school
which he attends.
Tho Italian hit Max with a spitbal
when the teacher wasn't looking. Max al
recess returned the compliment by Civ
ing the Italian a pummeling.
On their return to the schoolro0m after
reese the Italian passed his enemy's
seat and plunged Q sharp ink eraser into
Max's back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
Atlantic Coast Lime.

THE Standard Railroad Of the South
Notice.-Time OF arrivals and departures ana
connections not guaranteed.
4:20 am. daily Through sleeping cars ana
coaches to Jacksonville. Broiler cars.
4:10 pm. daily - Through sleeping cars tn
Charleston. s. c.: Augusta. Savannah. Ga: Jack
sonviIe. Fla: Port Tampa. Fla. for Havanal
Knights Key flor Havana. Through coaches Ia
Jacksonville. UNEXCELLED DINING CAR
SERVICE.
$40 pm. daily-"Palmetto Limi ted''-Throuch
sleepers to Charleston. - c.. and wilmington.
n. c.: Savannah. Ga: Jacksonville and st. Pc.
tersburg. Fla. Dining cars. Through coaches to
Jacksonville.
Ticket Office. 1919 NEW YORK AVE.
7. c. WHITE. g.. P. A.: ". J. CRAIG. p. r
NJ, Wilmington, y. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
SeabOard Air Lime Ry.

1905 AN. DAILI-''Seaboard Fast Mafl %
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers TO saves.
nah and Jacksonville Parlor car Jacksonville
to Tampa Through sleeper to Atlanta. Dining
cars.
100 PM. DAILY Seaboard Express" Elec-
tricaly lighted sleepers and observation car
eguipped with electric fans Through service 70
Savannah. Jacksonville, Tampa. Atlanta, Biz
mingham apd Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket office. 141s New York ave. NV.
L. A. HARDWOOD City Ticket AGENT.
GEO. z. PHILLIPS. District Passenger Agent
c. b. RYAN. Gen. Pass. Agent. Portsmouth, We.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines

ZOO 1 DsIly:-For virstnis. West vtrginia
Cineinnati and Louisville. Dining car.
$50 y. Dsily; LoUTs-CHI.
CAtso SPECIAL, Solid train to 81. Louis.
ct Important stations. Pullmsn's finest equip
TITO Pm. psily.Nf. +. Y. LIMITED for the
west. southwest and northwest. Pullman
deepers to Virginia Hot springs Cincinnati
. occupancy 10 nm. Q. 4 o. dining car.
Ticket ofBces, hi3 Pa. ave-. 1880 St. ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
Ankle Sprained by Fall.

| Scott T. Young of 1920 l. street north
west was taken to the Emergency Hospi-
| tai last night from 18th and ID streets
northwest and treated for a sprained
ankle caused by falling on the slippery
pavement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22

Madonna of the Blue Veil' is by Cath
crime Markham, wife of Edwin Markham.
the poet She writes a moving tale of
life among the Spanish people In southern
California. illustrated by WadyslaW, II.
Benda in the Sunday Magazine q The
Sunday Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22

eral days ago on a warrant charging him
with striking woman at Germantown
last week was called for trial i'll the
police court here yesterday the prosecut-
ing witness was not in court and the case
was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22

RAILROADS.
and Ohio R. x

Baltimore and Ohio X. X.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD H0UDs
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY ST. AND
W. BID STREET.
.a0 am. Diner. Pullman Parlor Car.
Coaches. Cafe. T Parlcr e and Observation observation
$500 M Royal Special"
II 90 am. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
800 pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman. Sir
Buffet Smoker Parior and Observation Care.
f40o pm. Coaches to Philadelphia:
500 Pun Coaches n to New YorSi raF'0F o
"12l5 MT. SIeepers to New York
222 An Sleepers TO rhila. and New York.
=, ATLANTIC CITY. 200, 900. 'li.0o 49,
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Wsst days 1856 go 100 o. to 49, 800 500 &c. $50
tisS5. FOO. siis. tste' 400. tsaS sssO.
4 GO i sd. a. 20 20 SS :SsC
night.
cINcfNSar p ST. nouis and e aoGGisvrnL.
50. 10 am. "a. 10 pm. si2lo night
!, Pi j. sisEi ssIo an, .ia2 .s.lo p..-.
GIEr llfht s6.eee s 10 'e p 1910 PM
COLUMBUS. S5- 80 pm.
WHEELING. 50 10 am. $50 pm.
9 CUMBERLAND. $50 pm. Queen CITY
WINCHESTER 1910 an f4lO. 800 p.u.
FREDERICK. 1910. $500 am. sl.35. i4.i0
HAGERsTowN: te,1o an. $500 pm
TELEPHONES at all OF the following ticket
Main US Haon lss s,s hepe
Office. Main 1880: information Bureau Main 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22

GIFT FURS.
Childrens Fur Sets, no.
in ermine. coney and other VOC
furs; neckpiece and muff...
Misses Sets of pillow rnuffs
and throw ties, in RM mo
black and brown coney sSZ.VS
and black caracul. *Se
Womens $1,000 Satin-lined
Neckpieces. shawl collars and throw
ties. in Isabella fox, brook mink,
ten: - NUTS MS to o''f match ae $5.0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22
Umbrellas for
Mem & Women.
% u 40 and So.

Samples-Hence the small price.
These umbrellas have best gloria silk
tops and rigid, easy-working frames.
Handles include dozens of natural,
gold. silver, horn, pearl and gun
metal designs. Choice. $1.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22

ltravenfiOn OF the free guarantees of the
CONSTITUTION. The people will rise against
| il some day.
Shes plausible enough. b1t she's the
past mistress of Interior motive. She got
FOrtner. the mural painter, up to q place
she used to have at Newport 2 few years
ago. ostensibly to do a friez. or some
thing, and she made him teach her ia
fire gun. You know F'ortner. with his
artistic ideals! And he didn't know any
more about guns than flea. 1t was
droll. decidedly droll. But she kept hill
there q month--wouldnt let him of the
reservation; but she paid him his fee Just
the same. though he never painted a
stroke. When he got back to town he
was wreck 1t was just like being In
jail. l warn you to let her alone. If you
should undertake to fix her fiues she's
likely to put you to work digging po-
tatoes. She's no end Of a case
We'll. Virgins is a good fellow, one OF
the very best" / remarked. as i absorbed
these revelations. land it isn't the girls
aunt he wants to marry"
| Hes a capital fellow" affirmed Jewett
and that's why it's a sin this had to
happen to him. There's no telling where
this AFFAIR may lead him. There's some.
thing queer in the wind. all right. The
can't whimper: rather fancy he feeds
| from her hand. His girls haven't any
prospects except through the chevalier
Nice girls. so I'm told: but between the
II lunatic aunt who holds the family
money bags. i don't see much ahead Of
them. Miss Cecilia HOLSTER is livina
with her aunt; it's a sort OF compulsorS
Representation; she has to do IL whether
she wants to or not. / rather fancy t's
to keep her away from Virgins
| And the other sister; where does she
icome in?''
Not important I fancy. Rumor is ST
llcnt touching her. In fact, I've never
heard anything Of her. But this Cecilis
is no end handsome and proud. Poor old
lWiggy,''
| i was already ashamed of myself FOL
Having encouraged Jewett to discuss Wig
lgins' affairs. and was about to leave him
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
Or. @iesberts, @cid)s= nno 2anbtagsabeeproneter

Miinden-@ looba9 iin0 feline einieitig
geidulten Mdnner; iie itno olle prot
tiide So5ial Yolitifer. Miinde1t=
@la0bod lit cine @eltidule g%epor0en.
50 fat 1th ei11mal ser &aroinol Ser
rori bon Moilon0 ousge0riidt, 11n0
lein ,@ermania 0ocet' lit 5u eir1en1slnf=
ruf fir Sic &otbolifen or10erer 20n0er
%gelpor0en. Or. @iesberts lit elmer
oieler bel1tiben 2ebrer in Ser io5ia-
len 6roge. Ma>t riibntt ibn ais Ell
men praftiiben ol1sge5eidneter &olfs=
re0ner. Nm Treitogabe11o baben mir
nun oas @liid ibn GIT b0ren. Da
;beibt's aber audi, Sic 6erttiden Mainner
3uiommen5utrommeln. IS mdrc un=
per3eiblih fiir ltns> menn mir interei /
lelos blieben in Sen bre1men0it item So
ges fragen ser ga115en driltltden @elt.
SONNET alio redt 5ablreid. &on
9fedtsmegen ioute uniere ct. Ma=
rienidltlbaue biel gu flein ieiu fir ei=
ne lolde @eIegenbeit.
@elde @e0e1tltng Miinden=@loo=
bab genieBt> 5eigt ibon Sic 3obl ser
Mmerifoner, sic 6ieien 5on1mer ~1td
oortbin begoben 5l1m Stlt6iltm Ser TO-
5ialen Sroge. Sc iino Sic fol%ge10en:
Sodap. s. gfoblmonn, Dubuque, SSn.;
SEER S.. @erbers, 5tltoent Ser
|Sbeologie> Seem @iermo, Sa.; &err S.
McGafferp, 5tu6ent Ser Ebeologie,
Dubuque, Sa.; ein 9emilier SEER
Nbeinert, ebenfoGs Stuoent ser Sbeo-
logic; ur1o 51tlebt nod 6er @odm'ite
@err 8iidof 81. S. Sdinner bon GU
perior, @is., uum," ipie er ielblt iagt,
IAN ser Gentralitene 6es fatbolii9en
Deuti@lon0s Sic 6eutiden Metbo0e1t
in Ser 8ebano1ung ser io5ialen Gra=
ge .51 itu6ieren."
IS erbeut iontit Sic bobe 8e6el=
tung Der Sogesfragen, 6ie &err @ies-
berts am Treitag Mbeno in ct. CLOUD
erlal1tern miro, 0emgemab nibt Bios
Sic oeutiden &utbolifen Ser 5taot
ion6ern ale aus 6em gar5en County
lopiel mie eben moglid iid) GIT Sem
tntereiianten @ortroge einfin0en iol=
ten. limo es ergebt biermit nodmoIs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
Ginlabumg ut ale bentid=fatb. Ser
cine in Stcarns Gomnt1.

@ie at olt0erer 5tene mitgetbeilt,
miro @err Sobam @iesberts, &ei9s-
llno 2on0tags- Mbgeor6neter bon
1eutid1aar0, 0iele @o9e Sreitaa
Mbeno einen 8ortrag tn Ser ct. Ma-
rien=Sdl1lbaue iiber Sic %io5iale Sra
ge balten. @eil oieie 6rage bon GROCER
8eoeutung, ia, Sic &auptfrage ser Sc
genport fit uns &ntboIifen lit, iino
btermtt ale fntb. @~ereinSmdn1er 6es
County, ia ale futb. Mdnner, ieitens
6es in ct. G1ou0 %beitebenoen ct. So
iepb acknowledgements eingela0elt,
ii6 an Dem beiagten Treitag Mben0
in ser County @auptltaot nno 3pQr
in ser ct. Marien-S dulbone CUR 8e-
griiBung 6es getpiegten, oeuti9en
&e0ners einfin6en GIT monen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

u,o ct. Glollo, bann perridtete CT
Sabre lang Miiiionsarbeit III aan-
Jas, mar ipater 5pei Sabre III Nrai-
RE Ou Gbien, @is., mn0 nod SEM IN
Cuttings, @eit Union, &1tlb Safe,
Hidnono, 0iilm, ct. Ml1gllito nn0 III
peribieoenen anoeren @emeil1oeu ulro
5ulebt mieoer oils MliiItent, IN ser
5eeliunee SIT ct. Glono tbatig. 9sad=
oem CT lo,,gere 3cit inn @oiienbaaie
81 st. Yol,l Stellu1g gebabt, mrroe CT
int Sll>,i 1904 ols &oplan oeS ct.
Soicpbs Mltcnbeim SIT ct. Glol,o be-
III en-. Sabre lit Ser ucroien1tpollc
@rielter an ser 3nderfront6cit ano
mor 5ltoenl bon eincmt 8e'1leioen &C.
plo9t, oos leinc lpeiterc1 9ienite ILL.,
m10alih n1od)te. 8egen Mitte Muguit
muroe %ater @onifo5ius i'm ct. &a=
pboels @ospital ST ct. Glm10 unter-
gelrodt, 100 lid1 lein 3llitano per-
l6lilnnlerte lno >pp ibn Ser 500 ont
p%craungenen 5onl1tog sen II. Sep=
teuber, bon ieil1en 2eioen erloite. S1l
i6rn lit ei>1 ebrenlpertber, ein per=
oienltreider Spbn oes III. @ene0ift
oabingegollgel1, unO, mo- iml11er mon
li6 iei1es iegensreiden @irfenS De-
lp1bt ibn, miro 0em gl1ten Yrielte ein
%ebrcnapertes, gelegnetes Mnoellfen er=
balten iein. Mab einem 9ienltog
Mprgen in Ser ct. Sobannes Nbtei-
firde bonn bobm'iten @errn Mbt Ase=
ter gl1gel, .. g.. g., gebaltenen Yolt-
ii ficol= 9leql1iem lpl1rDe Sic 2eide oes
Garltorbenen bon Ser gal5el1 Sroe'1s=
Romml1nttdt, ser Stuoentenld)oar n1o
nieler albcren> 0e11elt Ser Ser ltorbene
lieb 1>1o tbel1er 1por, sur lebten Mube=
itatte begleitet, mo er rltben mDge IN
Grieoel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

nem &equiem Sic @eeroigu11g onf Dem
Sbnefternfirbbpfe Itatt, po lie RUBEN
moee in Srieoen.
Sic MeiDe ser n1f beHn @ottes=
ocfer Der bpdpm. @ene0iftiner BON Der
ct. Sobannes Mbtci rilbenoen Dr.
nensprielter lift ont 0ienitog Mor=
gen nieoeru1t I'M eillel1 Inn oie Ser
breitun1 bes fntb. @lmnbens IN
Steorns County per0ielitpoucn @ene-
oiftinerputcr pergr0bert mproen. Ser
quite. olte Yoter @a1ifa5ins, >. 8.
g., m1roe ON icnent Gage bolelblt beu1
Sdpb ser groe iibergcbcn. Ser bpd)ip.
Noter @pnifa5ins Mou mllroe an 80.
Wfui 1910 in giditaot, @aiern gebo-
rem, credible Nenulah oas Mlter bon
iiher 20 Sabrcn. Modbem or oie Gle
mentaridl1le ol,rdlgenodt, trot or, ga
ct Sen @ernf fir ben Yrielteritono in
lid) fiiblte, ms &ytelm IN %icia,er Sc
burts1ta0t eilL luo CT sic flallild)c11 ltlo
pbiloIopbiiden Stuoien uno cinell
Sbeil Ser tbeologiiden int BIZ
ihofliden Seminar obiolpirte. Sn1
Sabre 1868 fnm or, nad0em linn
3ulof1ung in Sic ct. Sobu's Mbtei &C.
>p1brt NOR, nod) Mmerifa, trot ip0on1l
oos Mopi5iat 0es @ene0iftineroroeus
in Ser ct. &incerts Mbtei in Nenipl=
po1ien am II. M}iGr5 1868 at, mod=
te HrofcB ont IA. Mat 0es f~olgenoen
Sobres uno fan oonr1 nod Ser ct.
Sobn's Nbtei, no er feline t6eologi-
iden Gtl,oien poleu0etc 1tl1o om 80.
9e5ember 1870 bonn iel. 9iidof Grace
pon ct. Saul III Sen II. 8rieitcrita11o
erboben m1roe. 9fab ieiner Sr0ina=
ton mar bohm. Eater 8onifa5il1s
ols @ebiilfsprielter tbatig lit ct. Eal1l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

1tns Mrbeiteri efretGr i'm &olfSperein
fir Das fotbolii6e 0eutidlano (W:iin=
den-@laobabl &beinlano), miro anr
20. September ser bebre @o1t ser
9euti9-&otbolifen ct. CLOUDS, ipe=
5ien bes bieiigen ct. Soiepbs=l1nter=
itiibnngspereins, iein. Sn ser 50. &C.
Notwithstanding ser &otboltfen
9eutldlan6s (@nen=9fl1br, 10. Biz %.
MlguIt, 19O6) moro Or. @iesberts
grnennl1ng 5um 9. 8icepraiioenten
ser g%erionm1lung nit ltiirmiidem8ei=
fale entgegenge11ommen. Canals,
hei }einer Mnnabme 0ieier @rnenn1tng,
hemerfte er unter Mn0erem: v@ir, sic
an ser Spibe ser driitliden Mrbet-
tcrbemc9nag lteben, ipe5ieu bier I'M
SsSl1ouitriegebiet (glien), mir millen es
lpobl 3u iddben, melrn 0as &omitee
einen ser lnirigen in 0as Erdii0i11m
bernft. @ir lteben nidt Bios tagtdg-
Iib I'M &f INT @irtbidoftsinterei l.
len, nein, mir iteben au6 tagtdglid,
1pie foum cine an6ere 8olfSgruppe,
int &fc tint unlere @eltanid)au=
11ng, in Gertbeioigung unierer Drift
li9en @run0iabe. (3urufe: BrapoD
limo mir ieben. 0arin cine Mnerfen<
nl1ng ser 5%bdtigfeit, sic gerooe mel
ne engeren Treln0e, it 0eren &reis td
tbdtig bin, auf 0ieiem @ebiete entfal=
ten. Mber gang. Defenders 6anfe i6
Sem @omitee. int Manen ser fotboli<
iden Mrbeiteri6aft." (3urufe: 8ra-
no!) Daourd, 6ob Sic beute
ei1en Mrbeiter in sos Hrdiioium berl1-
fen, oofumentieren sic, 6aB bier ut1=
ter Boronitenr1ng u%nierer fatboliidJen
Sbeale ale 5tGn6e un0 ale 8olfS-
gruppen cinbcitlidj gut ammenarbeiter1
tn ben gobren Tragen, Die nns ni@t
bios nnf reltgioiem, ion0ern audi anf
fnltnrellem un6 ip5talem @ebiet in
t%erefieren." 9amit fat nun Or. @ies-
herts in Elm &aar 9triden oos to-
tbofiide Acknowledgements Dentid=
lanos fur5 nn6 biinoig 6argelegt. Mus
0em Mrbeiteritanoe Encouragement,
lit er au6 praftti6 Ser Mrbeiter frage
genadien. Se6od Sic @erren bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

sic ber51ide Ginlaoa1ng al ale 6eutid-
fatb. 8ereine oes County, al oem
@ortragsaberoe iid III ct. Glolo etn-
5%ufi10en un6 ibre 9elebrl1ng 5ll ido-
pfeu aus elmer Mniprade, Sic 6eS ST.
t%ereifontcn lno @iNensmertben in
@iiue uno 6iille in ii6 birgt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
JEFFERsoN's HOME, MONTICELLO.
ny JOHN ELFRErn wArk1Ns.

BY JOHN ELFRETII WATKINS.
Next "Wednesday may prove to be the
most nome ntous Jefferson day ever
celebrated, for 1t Is alleged that from
among the many orators paying tri,
butte to the Sage of Monticello on that
occasion-his 10th birthday-the par
ty claiming him as it's parent hopes
to find a new candidate for the office
which he filled more than century
ago. In any event the face of the en-
tire country Is now ia be turned once
more to the shade of man who, in
many respects, was the most remnrka-
! BILE genius that America ever produc-
( ed. But while, as upon past Jefferson
days. this oratory will illumine Jeffer-
sons official side, his human side will
remain in shadow, although Jefferson
the lover, husband and father, the
scientist, litteratsss and inventor, was
a parsonage even more amazing to be-
hold than Jefferson the politician Leg
islator, diplomaust and president.
A Red-lIaired, Freclled Giant.
1t is of more than passing interest
that the three most noted OF our Presi-
dents required more than two yard
sticks 10 measure their stature, Wash
ington and Lincoln being each six
feet TWO in their stockings and Jeffer
son half inch more. The last nam
ed was therefore the taIlest of our chief
magistrates
Some OF the adIectives applied to dc.
scribe Jeffersons figure at twenty
one have heen Angular" shack
ling and raw boned." yet Straight"
and vigorous" Some critics com
planned that he was neither well built
nor compact, that he lacked symmetry
and that his hands, wrists and feet
were too large, yet unprecedented OBJ
servers agreed that his exterior was
majestic and impressive. He had an
abundance Of silken red hair. some
times called sandy, sometimes light
auburn, beneath which was the usual
ruddy, frsckled and easily sun-peeled
skin Of the rufous haired, lie had a
mild. fun. clear deep set gray eye. in
which some could see fecks of hazel a
rose rather small for the breadth OF
his face; an anlable mouth win lines
curved almost Ia a cppd's bow, ant
with corners slightly on the ascend,
ant. Parting in q smile. these lips
disclosed perfect teeth, and the chr
below was firm. His neck was yer.
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long, and some thought that he car
ried his head too far forward, AS he
grew older several red spots develop
ed upon his face. due to the bursting
81 small veins under his skin. Anoth-
or defect was weakness of the vocal
organs which made his voice husky
.and his articulation indistnct when
ne attempted PUBLIC speaking.
Dandy in lila Dress.
He was dandy in his dress when q
young man. and in his early forties,
while minister 10 France, he appeared
IN red brooches. which caused some.
what OF furore when he wore them
IN New York soon after his appoint
ment as Secretary OF state. But dur
ing his first administration as Presi-
dent, his political enemies repeatedly
accused him OF affecting the unkempt,
and II Is recorded that at his inaugura-
lion he appeared with hair mussed and
IN shabby suit, including blue coat
gray waistcoat with red under waist
coat over y, green velyeteen brooches,
yarn sloek!nga and slippers down a,
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the heel,
Senator Plummer, who saw him in
his first administration. described him
as dressed, or rather undrcssed. in an
old brown coat, red waistcoat, old
corduroy small clothes, much soiled.
woolen hose and slippers without
heels" and Senator Maclay complained
that his clothes seemed too small.
These corduroy trousers were said by
others TO look as If they had been
through the tub until faded, But dur.
ing his second administration crlti-
clsms of his unkemptness ceased and
he was described as wearing black
coat Throughout his later life his
dress was scrupulously neat but plain.
While Washington was self educat-
ed, Jefferson was a college man, He
started to school when five. and by
fourteen knew French, Latin and
Greek, in all OF which he could read as
long as he lived. AT William and Mary
College he worked diligently at his
books. but was no "iiend" at study