Show fRIE Si I HAD PLACE IN I II J LIFE I Baruch One Baruch and Other His Physician Dr Grayson I I WASH G rb rob eb 4 CA 4 W Many friends friend and confidants came Into Woodrow Wilsons Wilson's life lir after atter he be entered the tho th White House Many fany also passed out Of 0 all those h who came two wo notably J 1 to tu his moment One Ones SI s 'S his ph Rear P r Ad- Ad Ad Admiral miral Cary MY I T Gra Graison on The other lithe was 0 Bern Bernard rd SI r Baruch the th New NewYork NewYork York financier or and counsellor r on th the intricacies of ot the th DOt oot war problems Of th the two fao Mr Mc Wilson a r ilp with Ith Dr wee wn WI the tho th mo mote personal the th bond be be- be between be I tween them was as almost that be- be between between be between tween father tather and son Mr fr friendship for tor Mr Ir Baruch at- at although al although though personal also was sustaIned on the tho th foundation of two minis minds that ran along alone together on com corn common cornmon common mon courses l STORY OF GRAYSO I Grayon Grayson the th confidant and of ot two tiVO presidents son VU tSi- tSi jI- jI son brought to hi chief touch and nature which many declared 11 were ero vernot not pat of ot Mr natural equipment Nevertheless Nv It was Wal a profound respect for tor those thoc at- at attributes at attribute I tributes tribute which grow erow Into close clo friendship and companionship l I Mr Ir Grayson is the th son eon of ot a Vir- Vir Virginia Vir-tinia Vir ginia country doctor orphaned early In life lit who took his hard knocks ks while getting an Id I'd education I IJo Jo Irom rom his and front from enc ence eric he probably Inherited the tho th In- In In human conceptions of ot na- na nature tur ni-tur InI I turo ture Itself as a only the th old country doctor them and style elyle acquires these he h brought to Woodrow Woodrow Wll- Wll Wison son on FRIEND or OF nOOSE ELT I The Th public mind most mo t associated this ph about whom It has haa heard much with the Illness tinS death of ot Mr orr Wilson But long lone be- be before b fore Woodrow Woodrow Wilson ever vr was wU heard of ot as a II presidential possibility possibility Dr Gron Ora on was wa a naval of- of officer of attached to the th White Whit Houra Housea House aa a a 0 physicIan to President Roose- Roose Roosevelt velt Roos-velt volt velt Because he h know about human nature bird birds trees and animal animals ho h w was wa not long In becoming Colon Colonel 1 Roosevelt's aide Ide and companion comp There Thore were other aide aides to be b sure sur but this thle thi young yount Vir- Vir Vir-trinia Vir doctor modest even to t the point of being shy hy hy spoken soft ott- ott pok and Intensely local In his convictions and friendships wa was the th ono one n president president pral dent Roosevelt picked out ut when wh he ha wanted a companion for tor SOme m ex- ex ex citing clUne horse back ride rid or something strenuoUs The Tn American people were wr thrill ed ed when hen President ld nt jut just ju tto to show how some ome army officer Klc r that he asked ft pt no n one lne on something he himself would not do mad his hta famous mile 90 mlle 0 horseback ride from m Washington to Warrenton abS a back In a cold sleety lety rain that froze as a It fell tell NobodY mentioned that Dr Grayon rode every vry foot ot of the wax at hi bJ his chiefs chief side Ide ld and sometimes sometime guided the th president pr ld nf horse hors when Roosevelt's Roosevelt spectacle with Ice lc President Roosevelt turned tur d Gray- Gray Continued on Page Two Tw II TWO FRIENDS I STICK TO LAST Continued From Pa Pate 0 On One son on over to nt Taft TaH T tt Ith a arec recommendation of o loyalty loyall- and ho he hewon won Mr Mn Tatt's Tafts heart with his hi sympathetic de to her doll dell dell cat cate cat health ON JOB nod n d neer hArd ot of Can dry Cary T Grayon hen hen henhe h nh he Into the th White House on March 4 1911 au InauguratIon day with II lIe Its and splendor lured all 1111 the th White House Hour ph clan el- el but one from their fixed post Graison remained on duty Th The first tint Mr Irs n ne IlS sho eho h topped stepped through the tho Whit portals met with an unimportant but painful accident There Ther Thereas mas a call cAli for lor a doctor answered Imme Imme- by Gr Oraon Gra son Mrs Mn liMn commended to her thu modest young youns man mn who seemed so en o devoted to duty He became Mr Wilton's aide aid and I ph and ft a the th years went wenton wenton wenton on hI his friend No political wires were pulled no Influences figured In the disposition ot of one ot of o the tho th most coveted pots posts In Washington ton I A little more than Ihan a year later Inter ono one hot Au u t afternoon with a Ii orld war bursting Into flame flomo flam the Mr WIlson lay on her death deathbed bed bod d Her last word words to ere re Take Talt rood care of Wood Wood- Woodrow Wood row row Promis I I How well vell that promise wae wac wa kept probably oni only a a recording angel an elmay m may know PART RT Inot P IV I ROM NCE not NOE I Sometime after aHer Mrs Wilson death Dr Introduced to toI I President Miss lIss Helen Helon Woodrow Bones 1 dent dent kinswoman gum guest At ue e White Whit House a ft friend of ot long a acquaintance Mrs Mr Edith Bollin 1 Gait Miss Mice Bones Bone took her Into the email mall White Whit Hous circle hero here Mr Wilson met her The Tho lady 11 later laler became Mn Mrs Woodrow Some time Ume tim after afler att r that Pre ld Wilson on recommendation of Secretary DanIel ot the tho navy de- de department de department nominated Dr Grayson for promotion to the tho th grade or ot rear admiral Grayon Grayson never know knew ho had hd boon b on for tor promotion until hI he read r-ad It In the th There lias ae opposition President Ilko that which attended Pres Pree- Pree ident Roosevelt s promotion of General Wood It so offended ott nd Gm Grason son s modesty that later when ho he h had an opportunity to become surgeon general of the th navy Y h ho he declined tt It SEVEN SEYEN YE YEARS RS Probably on one ono will ever ver know hat the th complexities and difficulties ot of bis blo position as os physician frIend and confidant of ot Woodrow Wilson really radii were One On thIng Is 18 certain Ho lIe devoted seven lears ears of ofhie ohis his hie life lit to keeping Woodrow Wil- Wil Wilson WI Wll son eon a well wll man mn and four tour more mor to keep him alive alln When Shen hn Mr Wilson suffered his first stroke of paral after the th return from his league of ot nations speaking trip In 1919 1119 Grayson of nil all the th physicians called tor for con con- consultation con consultation collation said he could prolong the life lIe Ho H did more mor than tour four years year and lost hi his fight tl ht only hen nhen as Mr r Wilson himself said enid the old machine has hu broken down downs down's IrIs IllS EYES AND EUIS RS hen 1 W hen Mr Wilson wont went abro d to the th peace conference nc he h aas M not only Mr but he h was his eyes yea and his ears ears enco office offic Many European statesmen wonder woner here Mr Wil- Wil Wilson Wll son learned the th Intimate things ho really came cam Into possession of through his quiet modest doctor Other persons who professed to wonder why they thoy fell Into presidential prel-d prel l disfavor could learn the tho reasons why hy could they Induce Grayson to divulge some som things Woodrow Wilson confided to hIm Many things about bout which bistor- bistor historian lans ian will wonder could bo be b up It If Grayson would tell but tell but he hewon hewon won t t few people claim to have bavo known Woodrow Wilson well wail fewer still nill III claim to over ever ver have hav glimpsed behind what they commonly agreed upon as the th curtain of Impersonality allty which his hID hl Inner na- na nature na nature ture His lila friend and physician Is one on nho ho lImed Ih ed behind that curtain Closest friends say that now Is the first time tim they have hav known him to gIve way to the tho mot most human of the emotions th shedding of tears |