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Evening star., 1953-08-02
Gov. Lousche to Attend
Stute Funeral for Taft
By the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. l.
Gov. Frank j. Lausche today
reversed an earlier decision to
pass up the annual governors
conference at Seattle, Wash. He
will go to the conference after
he attends the State funeral
for Senator Taft in Washington
Monday.
The governor cancelled the
trip when he received word of
Senator Taft's death, but re-
considered at noon today, his
Office said.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
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Evening star., 1953-08-02
By Doris FIeeson

was Mister Repuollcan, pfaln,
aloof from human follies and
ordinary cares, absorbed in the
great problems of the day.
The Senator Taft of reality had
capacity and character, but he
was inconsistent and contra
dictory, deeply sensitive to the
rather small group for whose
opinion he had respect and with
whom he often grew angry but
made up quickly like small boy
who can't bear not to be liked.
The hard core of supporters Of
Senator Taft for President,
chiefly midwesterners, adored
the legend and bitterly resisted
all efforts to assess the man be-
hind it. They could not endure
to hear him described as a
partisan politician, which he
was They were not soothed by
the fact that those who insisted
upon his human weaknesses
found him also a man of infinite
charm
Aspect His Friends Liked.
To the delegates who wept
openly last summer when for the
third time Republican conven-
ton refused to nominate Bob
Taft for President, he was all
they wanted their party. their
country and a Republican ad-
ministration to be. Their favorite
son had been disinherited again
and the good old days would not
return
It is perhaps unkind to sug-
gest amid their present sharp
grief that their insistence upon
this Life With Father aspect OF
Senator Taft largely contributed
to the refusal Of the American
people as whole to push his
bandwagon.
That aspect existed certainly.
The tart, tangy flavor OF an
earlier and more rugged day
clung to the homely man whose
quick, graceless movements de-
fed the art of his expensive
tailors. Born to wealth and posi-
ton, educated at Yale and Har-
ward, Bob Taft was all Main
Street, America. including the
inimitable fiat twang.
But as some one put it: THE
good old days, they amt what
they used to be. Perhaps they
never were" To many Ameri-
cans, the good old days never
were; and what Mr.. Taft was
advertised as being able to
bring back, they didn't want.
Their instinct was largely cor
rect. Senator Taft was amen
able to reason and responsive
to a fact once he became con-
vinced of it. But his world was
the world of the smart and capa-
BILE. He never really believed that
the good and competent can lose
the race of life because of condi-
tions over which they have no
control.
At one period he appeared to
be bowling to the different opin-
ion of people whose judgment
he respected. He came to the
support of health, housing and
education programs to the point
where he almost looked like the
leader of a movement to liberal
ize his party. Even then. how
ever, his point of view seemed
to be that Federal help should
go only to the poor we have
always with us.
In any case, after Gov. Dewey
won the nomination and lost the
election in 1948, Senator Taft
ceased to pursue such liberal OBJ
jectives and became increasingly
the spokesman of a bitter par
tisan opposition to the Truman
administration.
For four long years he hewed
the wood and drew the water for
this enterprise which was finally
to succeed last November. It was
a rare day that what Senator
Taft did or thought was not on
the front pages of the Nations
newspapers. Always industrious,
he seemed to resent any hour
Evening star., 1953-08-02
KnoWIund
CONTINUED From First Page }

dent Pro Tenn of the Senate and
chairman of the powerful Appro-
priations Committee. They did
not close the door completely.
however, on the possibility that
he might be interested in the
leadership.
There has also been some
cloakroom discussion of Senator
Dirksen of Illinois as a possibil-
ity either for leader or chairman
of the Policy Committee if Sen
Evening star., 1953-08-02

spent away from the Senate's
business.
During this phase. the nick
name, Mr.. Republican, tossed out
lightly by a small group of corre-
Spondents who toured the Far
West with him in 1947. passed
into the language. It was de-
lightful journey. Senator Taft
was feeling no pain. having sue
cessfully pushed through the
Taft-Hartley Act over President
Truman's veto. He felt Repub-
lican sun was surely rising in the
heavens. and he was of course
being greatly feted by the many
people who had felt until Taft
Hartley that labor was taking
over the Government.
The Taft TactlesSness.
The Senator's Republicanism
was never more pure: his conf
dence that he could turn the tide
of the New Deal, never greater.
Every day the pure essence Of
Taft made headlines. For exam
pie, it was on this trip he said
with respect to soaring meat
prices: People eat too much.
Such was the famous Taft
tactlessness. AS always what he
said was perfectly sensible when
parsed by those who understood
him. He did not object to people
eating, of course: it would not
occur to him it was any of his
business. What he meant was:
They ought to go on a buyers
strike and meat prices would
come down.
The highly entertained CORE
spondents, who liked Senator
Taft enormously, regardless Of
their personal political views.
came up with "Mr. Republican"
and felt they were humanizing
him. They were chagrined to
discover Taft devotees selling
upon the phrase to establish a
one true church of Republican,
ism with Senator Taft as it's
prophet. Instead of individualiz-
ing him, they had contributed to
institutionalizing him.
In politics, alas for Senator
Taft, people count for more than
institution. The country and the
party were too big for such con-
striction, and the fight to broad
en- the party base eliminated in
the nomination of Gen. Eisen-
hover last July.
This is perhaps a good place
to correct the common impress
sion that Bob Taft was the idol
of the Republican money power.
He wasn't. He was both too
rugged an individualist and too
much an isolationist for it. Cen
orally speaking, the banking in
terests and big, really big, busi-
ness are internationalist, and
they were afraid of what he
would do as President. They
approved of him as a Senator,
but they did not support his
further ambitions.
The Taft core was the middle
class; the Taft heartland, the
Middle West.
Their contention that he was
poorly rewarded for all he did
for the Republican Party is cor
rect. He was poorly rewarded.
The pain and Illustration with
which Senator Taft accepted the
nomination of a man made
famous by the opportunities af-
forded him by a Democratic
administration were all too ap-
parent in that plain visage which
courageously faced the cameras
at the conventions end. It was
painful to see, even for those
who felt that Senator Taft would
be neither a happy nor successful
President.
Senator Taft, who was almost
brutally impersonal in his judg-
ments of his associates, thought
and said privately that Gen.
Eisenhower was an economic
illiterate. Those who knew Sena-
tor Taft we'll never admired him
more than when he swallowed
his disappointment and set
about. patiently and courteously.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
FARM EQUIPMENT

BLUE BOW, BLUE CIRCLE baler Irvine. wrap
ping twines, rope. If you want. Nationally
advertised Irvine, uniform in length, strength
and quality at reasonable price, you will
want Blue Bow or Blue Circle Irvine. If you
wish an unheard of brand with no guarantee,
you may buy 1t at a cheap price but you win
have regrets before baling season is over.
Farmers, ask your local dealer for Blue Bow
or Blue Circle Irvine or write us for address
of local dealer. Bob Stone Cordage Company,
Charlton Iowa.
TnT-TOP farm implt. trailer. blacksmith
built, $125 lac Follower spring tooth har-
Hydraloader late model w/hay and manure
heads, id GA" and International "M mount
ing brackets, adapter for wide front. $595.
Farmland Forage. BoXes-New Idea: Mowers,
Side Rakes. Billings Farmland Sales Co.. Ills
First Ave. N, Phi. e-4223.
1000 bu. at s358.35; 1850 bu. at s426.34; 2.20S
bu. at $69833. New hydraulic f2-ton truck
hoists complete with power take-off only
1929 .25. New pickup attachments for McCor-
and prepay freight anywhere. Bridgeport
Equipment Company, Inc, Bridgeport, Nebr.
PAINT SALEl SIS per gallon postpaid House,
Barn, Floor, Enamel, Flat, Gloss, Semi-Gloss,
Aluminium. Give two color choices. Money
orders or check. 100 Pound Farm Assortment
Dept. 4. 316 East Hennepin, Minneapolis
MINI.
GIGANTIC SURPLUS SALE-Tremendous saw
ings. Government, and excess inventory,
ers chain saws. binoculars. tools. hundreds
items Illustrated catalog free. Surplus Gen.
ter, 8el 80" Street, Lincoln, Nebr.
ATTENTION Allis Chalmers Roto Baler own
ers-Ask your dealer for Blue Bow or Blue
Circle treated binder Irvine. Our binder Irvine
Allis Chalmers Roto Balers. Bob Stone Cord
age Company, Charlton, Iowa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

REGISTERED PoIed Milking Shorthorn bulls.
Ages two months to over one year. Also
heifer calves for sale. Erik S. Sundsted, Ante
lope. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

FOR sALE-160-acre ranch. All irrigated.
sheep tight fence, cross fenced Good two
bedroom modern house. new barn, two-car
garage. bunk house. eranary, other buildings.
Good hunting and fishing. Beautiful view Of
bus, milk and mail routes. Would trade for
business or small ranch. Jim Mooney, Victor,
Mont.
3,840-ACRE STOCK RANCH for sale 2640
decided, $50 State Land, 800 rented, 400 under
cultivation. Live stream, water abundance 100
could be irrigated. Runs 200 cattle. Buildings
have REA, water system and telephone. Mile
west of highway IS. Mail route. school bus.
$4,000. Terms. Write Herbert D. Livingston.
Newcastle, Wyo. Phone 228J2.
FOR SALE-8O acres improved, irrigated land
on famed Sun River Project Not in flood
area. Ill health forces sale. Eight-room house.
into house. Shelter belt, fruit and berries.
School bus, Cream truck on good road to
door Crop T maehinery stock Owner Jo-
80-ACRE RANCH-s2, 500 down! IS acres level,
mostly tillable dark loan. Fenced pasture
for 1920 head. Four-room home, bedrooms,
T.V., deep freeze goes! Hurry! $685. $2,5O0
down. F. fisher, Strout Realty, 209 w. Lincoln
Blvd, Libby, Mont Phone 1851.
FOR SALE-15 acres West Shore property, III
miles from Poison. Groom modern house. ga
rage, barn. chicken house. 5 acres winter
wheat, pasture for several cows. Irritation by
ing inland 200 feet Will sell part or all
John Seth, Poison, Mont.
BOHEMIAN COUNTRY-Ideal Show Place for
highway. Mostly in pasture and hay. Modern
home. Good barn and lots of corrals Nat
ural gas available. Crop included for imme-
date sale See Herman Kujath. mile south
of Belgrade. Mont.
I6O-ACRE FARM, 80 acres cleared, more could
be- Beautiful 4-bedroom furnished house.
Hardwood floors, aluminium roof. At head
Hereford cattle including registered Hereford
bull, % sheep. Must to appreciate the
beauty. S35OO0 Eldon Ruegsagger, Troy, Mont.
160-ACRE mountain ranch 1872 miles west
of Whitefish Montana; 10 acres hay land,
fishing and hunting. Water in four-room
house; barn, new double garage, other out
buildings Albert Evans, Whitefish. Mont.
$500 is THE full selling price. 500 acres
of decided. 10 Acres hay and farmland Fair
buildings Year around creek. Good road.
session. Alex McCurry. IL miles north Of
Ashland. Montana. on the Forsyth road.
COLORADO irrigated farm land sale or trade
for ranch or wheat land. $40 acres farmed
to corn and alfalfa very productive, small i'm
provements Price $3.50 acre. Write me what
ham. Broker, Orday. Colo.
FOR SALE-Irrigated 40. Good house and
buildings. Pressure water system 10 acres
grain, balance hay and pasture. On milk
mail and school route 1900 down includes
crop. Joe Duffield. Charlo. Mont
lowton. Mont. Creek and springs, plenty o.
water, fair buildings is acres irrigable LAND
in good stock country. $1,000, terms DR.. A. j
DuFrene, Harlowton. Mont.
STROUT CATALOG-Free! Ranches. Homes
Auto Courts. Businesses, etc. Over 5000 bar
So years service Save thru Strout Realty
52o-BL S. w. Sixth Ave. Portland, Ore.
FOR THE BEST in irrigated farms ant
ranches. see Deschamps Realty Co. Palace
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

SAVE MONEY-Raise your bull. Two weeks
old bull calf from high producing registered
Milking Shorthorn COW. Smurr Farm, Poison,
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
PULLETS

PUILETSl PULLETSl Early hatches-1940
prices These prices will astonish you; g. 10,
10, IA 16 weeks old. Fed Full of Pep"
famous Quaker Oats feed. These are the
finest pullets we have raised in over 40
years experience. We guarantee they will
please or send them back Dryden extra
large White Leghorns. Nations largest Leg
horns, finest layers; Winners of year
shires Largest strain of Ramps in U. S. Tops
in Egg production, contest winners. Rugged,
profitable, extra pounds for market. Pullets
Headquarters for N. w. We sell more pullets
because they please and pay. You want large
birds and good layers. Never have had
enough pullets. Don't delay writing US. At
our prices. it will pay you to do 1t now. Fresh
laid Farm, Box M, Colfax, Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

16O-ACRE FARM, 30 acres cleared, more could
be- Beautiful 4-bedroom furnished house.
Hardwood floors, new aluminium roof. AZ head
Hereford. cattle including registered Hereford
bull % sheep. Must see to appreciate the
beauty. $4,000. Eldon Ruegsagger, Troy, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
REPAIR PARTS

NEW AND USED PARTS for cars and trucks.
Largest stock in America Complete guaran-
teed service for late and ola models Depend
on Pioneer for all automotive needs; new.
used and rebuilt Army truck parts specialists
New track for half tracks New ieep power
units Buy with confidence where all items are
guaranteed Fast mail order service. Pioneer
Auto & Truck Parts Co. TAO w 18th Avenue.
Denver. Colo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

o. s. CERTIFIED CHICKS are highest grade
chicks produced in Montana Our Certified
White Leghorns sired by pedigreed males
300 eggs up. White Rocks from $50 eggs up.
We have many pedigreed males with New
Hampshires and White Wyandottes Austria
Whites, Gold Cross comes from our high pro-
ducing Leghorns. Cornish Ramps for better
meat. Pullorum Passed. Write for our 81
days guarantee chicks. Started chicks
available now, also White Leghorn pullets.
Dependable Hatchery Poultry Breeding Farm,
Red Lodge. or 1923 Minnesota Ave. Billings.
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

160-ACRE mountain ranch 1872 miles west
of Whitefish. Montana 10 acres hay land,
good free range. REA, county road good
fishing and hunting. Water in four-room
house; barn, new double garage, other out
buildings. Albert Evans, Whitefish. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
TURKEYS
LIVESTOCK

16-MONTH-OLD Purebred Holstein bull Out
of 500-pound stock from Huntley proved sire
blood. Papers available. Clarence Kirchner
Rapelje, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

$500 IS THE full selling price. 500 acres
of decided. 10 Acres hay and farmland Fair
buildings. Year around creek. Good road.
School bus. Crop included. Immediate pos
session. Alex McCurry. ~ miles north Of
Ashland, Montana. on the Forsyth road.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
STARTED CHICKS

STARTED CHICKS
BROoDER HOUSE RAISED started chicks.
No fuss in transferring from place to place
No heat required. Chicks UP to seven weeks
old. Variety of breeds. Day old chicks avail
able each Tuesday. Broilermen Contact us
first for your needs. Phone 248 or write Fox
5O6. The SOS. Hatchery Columbus, Mont
STARTED CHICKS-Three weeks old, sS5 per
100. Four weeks old, $40 per 100 prepaid
Chicks day old for broilers. White Rocks,
Cornish x Hampshires, $14 per 1907 $850 per
So Safe arrival guaranteed. Prepaid. De-
pendable Hatchery, Red Lodge, Mont
YOU CAN GET husky three week old started
chicks as low as s37 per 100.. Most breeds
available now. Order from this ad or write
for information Yellowstone Hatchery, 1888
First Ave. S.. Billings. Mont
TURKEYS
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NEWPORT Purebred Broad Breasted Bronze
poults. U. S. Certified. Pullorum Clean. Ore
CONS only Certified turkeys. Milton Newport
turkey Hatchery. Tangent. Oregon.
SPECIAL BROAD BREASTED BRONZE TOM
POULTS. June 80 and later, s55 per 100
Less than 100-65c each prepaid. Free catalog
jerks Hatchery, Tangent SO. Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

WISCONSIN DAIRY HEIFER calves delivered
in your town now. Insure your future, buy
calf. own a COW. Robert H Walter. Lannon.
Wis
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

REGISTERED MILKING Shorthorn bulls
Ages from two months to one-year-old For
sale now. Paul R. Rice. Bynum Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

TRUCK and AUTO PARASITIC only firm
in the northwest specializing in truck parts.
We carry the latest and most complete stock
of truck auto parts and equipment In this
part Of the country 24-hour service on mail
orders Write. wire OF phone Wilensky Auto
Parts Co.. 1226-28 WASHINGTON Ave N. Min
neapolis L MINI
BEST SERVICE from your Montana supplier
on all truck and auto parts We carry fun
line army truck replacement parts Carl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

THREE RIVERS HYLINE CHICKS are all
weather layersi These sturdy hybrids keep
laying at profitable pace even IN most SUBJ
zero weather. They're Just about perfect for
Montanas severe winters They average about
extra of eggs per month per 100
birds housed, according to AIT impartial on
the-farm divided flock tests. Poultry raisers
find them easier to raise more disease-re-
sistant, tool Raise Three Rivers Hylne Chicks
this year for new poultry profitsl Also ex-
elusive Montana distributors for the Barrel
Breasted Northwestern Americas Premium
Meat Bird! Fast feathering. grows efficiently.
Has finer flavor. more edible meat and high
est net yield of all meat type chicks! Pro-
ducers of U. S. Certified and U. S. Approved
Pullorum Passed Chicks Write or phone for
free cataloG and prices. today! Three Rivers
Hatchery. Phone 95 Three Forks, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

COLORADO irrigated farm land sale or trade
for ranch wheat land $40 acres farmed
to corn and alfalfa. very productive, small i'm
provements. Price $3.50 acre. Write me what
you have and what you want. E. H. Grant
ham. Broker. Orday. Colo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

FOR SALE-Irrigated 40. Good house and
buildings. Pressure water system. 10 acres
grain, balance hay and pasture. On milk,
mail and school route. 81, 300 down includes
crop. Joe Duffield. Charlo. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

FOR SALE-Two registered milk strain Short
horn bulls, and IL months old v. o. Swan
son, 4 miles west Charlo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
POULTRY
BABY CHICKS

SANTA CLARA THoRoBREDs - Premium
Quality Chicks Make More Money For You.
Here's Proof: From Creswell, oregon. In
regard to chicks purchased from you April
2lst, I think they have made a record. We
put 4s3 in the laying house out of 500 and
still have ATS at IL months. Never had such
low mortality and they layed fine" Some
thing extra at no extra cost the price
less ingredient that makes Santa Clara Thoro-
BREEDS the Vests best baby chick buy. That's
why Western Poultrymen egg produc-
ers and meat operators :. profitably brood
more than 100000 Santa Clara Thorobreds
every year. For over forty years Santa Clara
Thorobreds have proved their profitability
=. !. with their consistently high Egg and
Meat production records. Cost conscious
poultrymen quickly recognize the Extra Quail
ity the "built-in" productivity of Santa
Glars Thorobreds the chicks that con-
sistently make them more money. Make
your next brood Santa Clara Thorobreds .
the chicks with something extra at no extra
cost. Matches Every Week. 1907 Safe Arriv-
al guaranteed. Santa Clara Thorobreds.
For eggs: White Leghorns, Austria Whites.
Parmenter r. I. Reds. For meat: New Hamp-
shires, Cornish-N. H. Cross. U. 8. Pullorum
Passed Grade. Write for: Full color catalog,
breed specifications and standards early de-
livery dates and new low prices. Santa Clara
Hatchery, P. o. Box 422s-T. 1919 NJ w. Savier.
Portland 8. Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

FOR SALE-Registered Shorthorn bulls. SerV.
iceable ages. Excellent type animals and TOT
bloodlines. b C. Violin. Creston. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

EXTRA GOOD Polled Milking Shorthorn bull
roam, registered. producer dam and grant
dams. Earl CLAYTON, Noxon. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

8 QUALITY RED Shorthorn yearling BULL
for sale. $500 Wayne w WEIGH. Box sos
Cut Bank Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

BOHEMIAN COUNTRY-Ideal Show Place for
registered stock. 235 Acres irrigated bordering
highway. Mostly in pasture and hay. Modern
home. Good barn and lots of corrals. Nat
ural gas available. Crop included for imme-
diate sale. See Herman Kujath. 1 mile south
of Belgrade. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

YELLOWSTONE PREMIUM QUALITY CHICKS
will ring the bell for you in 1858. Nedlar
Ramps lead the profit parade for eggs and
meat. Premium Quality White Leghorns
Gold Cross. White Rocks and Austria Whites
breeds available for immediate shipment.
Write today for latest prices. Yellowstone
Hatchery. 1893 First Ave. S.. billings. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

FOR SALE-400 acres, 10 miles north of Har-
lowton Mont. Creek and springs, plenty of
water fair buildings, is acres irrigable land
in good stock country. $1,000, terms. DR.. A. j.
DuFrene. HarloWton. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

STROUT CATALOG-Free! Ranches. Homes,
Auto Courts Businesses, etc. over 5000 bar
gains described. 81 states Worlds Largest,
So years service. Save thru Strout Realty,
520-BL S. w. Sixth Ave. Portland, Ore.
FOR THE BEST in irrigated farms and
ranches. see Deschamps Realty Co.. Palace
Hotel Bldg. Mssoula. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

AYRSHIRE yearling bull and bull calves from
dams with over 500-pound record Ayrshire
Dairy Great Falls Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
POULTRY EQUIPMENT

BOY, did I do iti No more picking those
chickens by hand made homemade chick
en- picker. Want the plans for buckG
Robert woodward, Cut Bank, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

44-June Is. 1858
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Easter Parade Winners

Best-dressed lady escorted by uni
formed man~Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Paul Benz. 2437 Thirty y-ninth place
NV; Miss Virginia F.. Harper, 24l2
North Florida street. Arlington, escorted
BY Sergt. Raymond Kunkle, Indian Head,
Md; Ensign and Mrs. Peter Ford NC
Spadden. 1895 N street NV.
Best-dressed mother daughter - Mrs
H. /. Curliner and Kathleen. B, OF 1918
South Walter Reed drive, Arlington; Mrs;
Mar! Mary Alice: Mrs: c. W. stulz; IS. and
Cecilia Ann, 1740 p street NV.
Best-dressed twins-Ronnie and Rus
sell Hai.1 2. sons OF Mr: ana MIS-
Arlington; Jean and Joan Mayer, 3;
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Spring: Jean Marie and Joan Vance
Sullivan, 9, daughters Of MT. and Mrs.
Laurence Sullivan. 1921 Crestview road,
Best-dressed grandparents-Mr. and
Mrs. John Dunnington. 2371 Champlain
street NV; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
Hebben. 1856 Garfield street NV; Mr..
and Mrs. Irving H. Steele, 2745 Twenty
% Bestedressed bachelor-Joseph W.
Clifford. 3ols Q street NV; William A.
McArtan. 1871 New HAMPSHIRE avenue
NV; Sam Morrow, 1853 W street NV.