Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

THE sandy-red-haired Senator Wheeler is de-
picted leaning against desk declaiming.
"He is always talking about the workingman
and looks as if he polished his nails every day."
said Miss Rogers.
Senator Cutting sits in chair laughing at all
the fuss he has stirred up on the question of
censorship. Around him are at least Is huge
volumes from which he expects to read to the
Senate in the proposed secret session some parts
OF the suppressed books.
ayes. have made most of the Senators ex-
tremely long-legged." Miss Rogers explained in
answer to the question But they are nearly
all very tall men, although they do not seem
so tall when you are looking down on them from
the gallery.
"The blond Senator McNary of the famous
farm-relief fight and one of the new leaders of
the Republican party is shown with his mouth
spread in wide grin, displaying almost every
tooth. because he seems to get along so veil
with everybody. He is said to have wonderful
tact and, as far as I could judge from watching
him, is good little fxer. He is good-looking
and seems to take pride in his personal appear
ance, but he is always pulling at his cuffs"
Therefore she shows below the sleeves of his
smart dark clothes an exaggerated length of
white cuff. his usual high stiff white collar, a
white handkerchief tucked showiy in his breast
pocket and his bright, striped tie prominently
displayed.
Senator Copeland is always warning the
Senate about its health and so caught him
talking on the Subject-and of course 1 had To
put his red carnation in his buttonhole He
wears one all the time you know" She also
has made his glasses very c .verly of little black
wire, and has emphasized his mop of dark hair
and his large sharp nose.
She caught Senator Grundy at the moment
when the Senators were boiling him in oip
previous to seating him. He had ducked his
head to laugh when they repeated something
particularly outrageous he had said during the
hearings before the lobby investigating COM
mlttee. His face is broad grin, his blue suit
and his white hair cleaning. 1t was the day.
700, Tor him to wear a bow tie. ST wanted
very much to do Senator Grundy on the arm of
senator Reed as he was being led down the
aisle OF the chamber to present his credentials.
IL was really very funny picture-his being
LED TO an altar, SO to speak. Perhaps shall
Try doing 1t some day. she declared.
senator Allen of Kansas she has done very
recently, since he has been so long-faced and
subdued. She emphasizes his long, sharp
nose, his bald head and his down turned mouth
When the Senator first elected q short
while ago, he was evidently enthusiastic about
his new job and felt that he was well informed
and consequently he talked on any and every
occasion For while he was termed the
PRESIDENTS spokesman The older Senators
evidently got tired of it ard decided to ride
him. Senator Caraway informed him that
the graSshopper wasn't the only pest that
came out Of Kansas" They evidently took the
wind out Of his sails; at least, he has recently
been much Quieter.
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