Of this stream he was a moving and constructive part. It was for him to serve in these Halls in that eventful period of rehabilitation which followed the first World War. when many complex problems engaged the attention of the country. He served in an era when the Congress was wrestling with the problems of farm relief. agricultural marketing. immigration. national credit. unemployment. war debts. and a host of others which followed in the backwash of war. To the solution of these problems he brought a rich and varied background of business experience. a courageous outlook. a sincerity of purpose. and earnest enthusiasm. and a rare vigor which has imperishably inscribed his name on the rolls of the Republic. As h6 closed his eyes in dreamless sleep on Memorial Day. it might be said of himLifes race well run.
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