The joyous ides of March' President Theodore Roosevelt showing Uncle Sam and Columbia a large plant with flowers showing the members of his cabinet. The surrounding vignettes show a springtime dance of putti, Alton B. Parker shovelling snow at his home in Esopus, an art gallery, Irishmen marching in the rain on Saint Patrick's day, a woman cleaning house by sweeping a dust cloud of policemen out the door, and Roosevelt grafting a branch labelled "Indian Mission School", with blossom of unidentified bishop of the Catholic Bureau of Indian Missions, onto the "Interior Dept. Tree".