III. Money Changers in the Temple.

Presents information about former President of the U.S., Warren Gamaliel Harding. Author's first meeting with him when he was a Senator from Ohio; First impression of an amiable, modest man, with a low emotional boiling point, and an almost neurotic desire to be liked by those around him; Description of his personality; Statement that the country should adopt a protective tariff of such a character as will best help the struggling industries of Europe to get on their feet; Account of the works done during his twenty-nine months period of Presidency; View that Harding, was an innocent victim basely betrayed by men in whom he, with his simple-hearted faith, placed a confidence which they violated; Senator La Follette's protest of the signing of the transfer of the oil reserves from the Navy Department to the Department of the Interior; Information on the persons appointed by Harding.