The Washington herald., 1920-11-29

hundred-and-one fine points that
make up a scientific character read
ing.
Detail study Needed.
TO read a face correctly. all the
characteristics must be studied.
One cannot jump at glittering gen.
eralities. One particular feature
| does not reveal all the facts. Ma
poleon gathered about him men
with large noses. but we cannot
say that all people with large noses
are to become famous.
I'm considering Harding. the most
pronounced characteristic revealed
is that the President elect is of
religious nature. This is shown
/ by the good distance between the
! top of the ear and the top of the
skull, which We speak of as the
| 'top-head.'
In the process OF analysis, the
forehead is divided into four tiers.
all four in this case being we'll de-
veloped into what is often termed a
good brow. Taken separately, these
/ tiers, starting Immediately over the
eyes. reveal that Harding has fine
jperception-thep pronounced bump at
the base of the forehead, which you
will note in the profile view. The
development of the second tier indi-
Gates the President-elect's splendid
memory. Above this is his bump
of Imagination, so necessary to an
Executive in constant search of
! ideas which may light UP the path
ahead. Just under the hair-line is
the splendid development of reason
| ing power-altogether a well-bal-
anced. sensible brain.
Love of beauty is indicated by
the fullness over the colored part Of
! the eye. individuality is indicated
! by the fullness between the eyes,
| just under the development OF per-
ception. Remarkable vocabulary and
| the ability to use it, is shown by the
fullness under the eyebrows and be-
low the eyes themselves. Aggres-
siveness. the pronounced bump in
the middle of the nose; defense. the
rounded tip of the nose; literary
! ability, the well-developed wings of
the nose; power of analyzing other
people, and consequently the ability
to get along the clear-cut septum.
THE cleft between the nose and
the upper lips is also clear-cut,
showing that Harding 10 weh adapt
ed to deal with people. Quite often
you will find an unsuccessful sales
man wasting his time because he
was not destined to deal with people
he is not a good mixer. The next
time you see this misfit, notice the
under-development of this cleft.
seh-Love. shown.
Harding has well defined lines Of
Thfo
indicate conceit but for the lack of
rounded back head. Here Is an
example of why character analysis
Is sometimes discredited. One fea-
ture does not tell everything and
indications are often balanced, or
even outweighed, by counter indica-
tions which tend to cancel the more
easily deduced generality.
"The depression in Harding's chin
indicates conscientiousness- The
lines of the chin from tip to lips
show great firmness of purpose. The
well-placed and developed ear shows
vitality, executive ability and high
mentality. He has the large mouth
of the orator and I feel safe in pre-
dieting he will become one of the
worlds greatest speeehmakers.
Coolidge Born Fighter.
I'm the face of Coolidge we find
less diplomacy and tact, but per-
haps more of the lighting qualities.
The lines of the mouth are like
those of a sphinx-he 10 self-con-
tained. Literary ability is also pres
ent in the well developed wings of
the nose. and his eyes show. hon
csty. Coolidge's face does not show
the same desire to please as Is in
dicated in-the countenance of Hard.