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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18

The Presidents S recognition Of the nation
and Mr.. Paderewski, was Of itself a wonderful
endorsement Of the attitude, not only of the
man who sits as Prime Minister in Warsaw to-
day. but OF the great mass Of the Polish po-
pulation which has freely. given itself to
spend and be spent il fulfllment Of the poll
cies which Mr.. :Paderewski laid down in Ame-
RIGA. s
It was Paderewski's vision which, from
the beginning, dictated that the success Of the
Polish cause lay in the complete espousal Of
the cause of the Allied Powers. Against a
storm Of criminal abuse, against storm Of
tile blackest vilIfieation, be held to the course,
during the darkest days in Europe: that the
fate Of Poland depended on the victory Of
the Allies. 4. .....=.-1.z= ...z... r...s !:
And to the credit Of the Polish immigra-
ton in America, it. followed his lead without
deviation, and Polish centers throughout the
country became rallying posts for America
and the Allies. Even during the period when
the Allied hopes seemed darkest, and when the
Central Powers, with fulsome phrasings were
proclaiming an Independent Poland, fashioned
it IS true according to the German model, but
yet a State. which seemed wonderful in COM
parison#to what the people had suffered and
endured, PadereWski, with clarity Of vision,
which, of itself entities him to rank high
among the statesmen Of the world, refused to
even cOlSiuci .GcupoI1nlHe VI ICI1diulIS 81
lent, hut demanded and secured from the Po-s
lish population in the United States, q condem-
nation Of the German Austrian offer, and {
pledge on the part Of the population to fight
anew for a Poland fashioned as the great God
! Of nations really intended
Poland by this great act, has acquired a
new National Holiday. Two years ago, in War
saw, in Lodz III all centers IN Poland, even the:
school children danced IN the snow under the
Fox
ton Of the original message.
I born, vii celebrate the momentous event and
link tie names Of Wilson and Paderewski IN.
I their jubilation
Go be continued ii our next.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18
Niemljcy ullkry,v'iajja k,'i nabov;anIe II
" PoIsc;el i Litwie zapasy: jl
Warsi;zz:a'aw,,a, i;z:'a 15, lutego.

Warsz:a<w''a, is l',tego. Ne, Nov,
dow6d swego ln;iel;udzkiego E Y i pos1t'e.
poWania dali Niemcy " ubiegy
czwartek, kiedy: T.. pof ::!:9,1. raz: drug &
wzbronili oficerom alianchm prze
jazdu przez swe linie do !dystr,y.k-
tow, zajetych przez Mich ma Lit
vie. ,...... l..
lynn r; rezem byli TO- ofieerowie
amerykafscy, a ehoeiaz 3 dziatajjaa
oni W imieniu tel samej komisyi
iywnose'iow,ej, kt6ra gdzieindziejj in
zaopatruje " zzywnosc Niemcy
chociaz przedmiotem ich podr6iy
.bylo wykrycie potrzeb ludnosci.
E.A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18

y GLAND is again recognized nation. On
January %, 1919, the Secretary Of State,
. at the direction Of the President, = sent
from Paris to Ignace Jan Paderewski, Prime
Minister Of Poland, the following message: :,
The President 81 tho United States d.
rects me to extend to you Is Prime Minister
and Secretary Of Foreign Affairs Of the Pro-
visional Polish Government, his: sincere wishes
: for your success in the high office which you
have assumed and his earnest hope that the
Government Of which you are "a part will bring
posperity to the Republic Of Poland.
1t is q privilege to extend to you at this
time my personal greetings and officially as
sure you that it will be q source Of ;gratiffica<
tion to enter into official relations with yop at
the earliest opportunity and to render TO
your country such aid as is possible at this
time, as it enters upon q new cycle Of indepen-
dent life which will be ii due accord with that
spirit Of friendliness which has IN the past ani.
mated the American people in their relations
with your countrymen. =
It is impossible to convey in cold type, a
tithc. Of the emotion which the publication of
this message has occasioned among the people
Of Polish blood and origin throughout the
world. Only poet could really portray the
great happiness which has descended on those
who, from the opening of the world war, have
worked and prayed and sacrificed to the end
that Poland, as well as the world, might be
made free The vision, the dream, which for
one hundred and fifty years has inspired the
Polish people Of all classes-the Polish ar
tists, poets, scientists, great musicians, and
publicists-by this word, has been made real,
has become concrete
There is no gainsaying that the great JOY
was materially increased BY the knowledge
that the first formal gesture Of recognition
was made by President Wilson, who, on Janua-
ry 22, 1917, was the first to break the spell Of
silence when he aroused the world with his
declaration that United Polish State should
be created. 81
It is more than . happy coincidence that
his recognition of the Polish State fell on the
same day, two years after his original reeogni-
stion.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18
Policy wypiieraja hiemcow.
RarIin- ~ li1t4nn Svfnacv.

q BerHn, "a lute8O. = 0yIuacya2
W okolicy Bydgoszczy nagle sta
je sic coraz gorsza, donosi kores
pondent frontu polsko niemiec-
kiego. do. Taegliche Rundschau.
Polacy odniesli nowe sukcesy ,zdo
bywszy W jednym dniu miejsco--.
wosci Szubin, Netzwalde j i.stacye
Grunthal Mako jest bombardo-
wane przez Polakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18

Partya prezydenta jest wielka.
Przygotowania So robione do
powrotnej podr6zy prezydenta,
kt6ra opusci Paryz dis wieczo--
rem udajac sic do Brest ably W SO
lbote ~odphnac, ma okrecie George
Washington.
Wielki sztab expert6w stanowe
go departamentu kt6rzy przybyli
z prezydentem Wilsonem pozosta-
ME W Paryzu. Partya bedzie obej-
mowae Prezydenta i pania Wilson
Dawida P. Francis, ambasadora
do Rosyi, pracownik6w Bialego
domu, tajna sfr1zbe, 300 zo1nierzy
ktorzy trzymali straz W oko1o pa
lacu Murat, kongresmana George
White :. Ohio j P D Nostona pol
nocnej DskIoty: j przedstaWicieli
trzech nowych stoWarzyszeil. Ra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18

Paryz 16 lutego-Z zamknfcm dzsezej penarnej sesyi
koncrency narod6w swezo uanowonej przeczytanej
rozrzasacj Lg arod6w prezydent Wilson opusc dz vie
Paryz dac podr6z powrona do San6w Zjcd
noczonych Towarzyszy pani Wilson,
dy delegaci konfereney zgromadz dis poludniu
zagrancznym ose istnao pomd re historycza
sic rzecie penarne posdzene konerenc
byIo uporzadkowane dstyngowanych os6b socn
nych ygntarz, jay odznacza poprzednie zgromadzana
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18
CATE CITY WIRELESS RA
s;"s.: .--sE775
POLAND AtH NATION:

na6y
dseaneMg present Poland nation
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18

ZYDZI KfS5ZTAfCENI w AMERYIE PRIZE
W0DZA> ROSYJSKlI BOLszEW lkOM.
Prof Ralph Dennis: oSWiadcza ze czerWoni chca
przenieSG sWa propaganda do Ameryki.
Washington, Is lutego centralnego gabine1
Boszewk6w Royi zostal; prof. Rapha Pc
n, wc,syeu zaswiadczajac pyania komtcu
bezprawna agtace kraju jako zupehie owar
k6rzy szczerze napszym jest mice
nie1,s ziem -
ich droga do neba e---e=7--@
prowadzc peo Pan Danas poViada II zrobl
acz4 Wocotz Deawareo wrazenie ludze
Dann kor pracoval dlalnych ozycyach pomledzy Bo
Y NJ poNadazeWkami by bardzo
by1o praWdziwej royjsey ydzl ktorzy
pomcdzy nemieckm kika lat nezkali w Ame
czeryonym, lecz edna gluparyce. s@@ .
m6boWaa l1zytkowac druga Te- zydz najnieub1aganci
ich noze tax Wyrazae ( ludzie poWada
jeici estes Boszekiem yzagorzals Boil
sic, pracujesz do ch w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-18

konferencyi ME sa zgodni " n1ekt
rych punktach - Nastepnym wlelkim probl
mem beda t1nanse ekonomia.
MNE GALA ROzPoCzNA WNET PRACoWAC.
True translation filed with thepost at Wnona nnn
Fb IT, 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oc 1871
Brest, is lutego- skoro prezydent Wilson odpbna
dis do Stan6w zjednoogony ch doneione q wyladu
je Beatone 26go lutego Cd xe et q be
daa piracy dok onanej ~ konteasac1 poko
jowe ..~~''
Washington 1B lutego. - Ma pro6be nnieiszesc ma
czanik6w Ligi pzpponowana konstyyudya
mieszdzona byh dis alkach oddana do dru
ku jako document senatu. Senator Putnam Kanay a.
moA1a ae senator Lodge xgodn &c aaehy
prezydenta niniejsze konzytucya byla zaaaczona
Kableneya is lutego medzy slianaka 1sda vniosaa iosaa
Ne1c6w zqdanie azeby dalekono5ns dx1o zotao wla
czone do mate1yaa nnych k6reNiedey maa oddac
aIanto Niemeccy ofcerzy utrxymuse ze Gala czereda
jaka bya przeadzona do duzej Berry doty
tajennicy Cd pod psania rozejmu ma1o jest
wiesci tym dziwolagu
Brest, IL lutego - Prezydent Wilson opuscil Brest
wracajec do sanow zjednoczonych okrecie o. s &C.
orge Washington dis kr6tko po 11ste. swej de
pesy do ludu francusego prezydent Wilson powedzia3
ze by4 przymowany traktowany jako przyjaciel jaby
sobie najlepej m6g1 zyczyc bye traktowanym Doda&
chenie powr6ci do Francy ably brac uza1 ukonczenu
CO tylko postanowonych ustaw konferencyi narod6w:
Atlantic City, II lutego.-W kablogramie otrzyma-
nyna dk prEez ktdry prezy
dent Wilson donod SVEN postanowienu przemawiania
Bostonie po SVEN wyladowaniu tym kraju, ma
posedzeniu przygotowanem to majora Peters.
George Washington ktorym sic znajduje prezydent
pani Wilson przybe swej powrotnej podr6zy do Anne
yh portu Bostonie Prezydent Wilson odjechad SO
boe Brest we Francyi jak sie spodzewac gdyz
podr6z oecie George Washington pot1wa oko1o die
we6 dni prybycie jego Bostone spodzeanem jest oko
10 24go lutego @.S-@@ -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
SCOTT OVER WITH BANG.
Davenport and Scott County overs"o
scribe Fifth Loan 100000.

Davenport. April 22.-Davenport ana
Scott county went over the top IN the
fifth loan drive today with bang
After only three days Of working time,
the county as a whole oversubscribed
by over 100000 what was asked from
IL by the United States government.
The total subscriptions announced at
noon today at the meeting Of city team
workers and numerous members from
the country, at the Blackhawk hotel,
was s3,522.45O. The county's quota
was $3.311,100.
The announcement Of the success OIL
the drive was greeted with rousinS
cheers by the workers who were keyed
up to pitch of enthusiasm by the
rumors circulated that Scott county
had made the greatest record in its
history in this loan.
The townships Of Scott county over
subscribed their quota, altho there are
several communities which failed to
respond as enthusiastically as expect
ed to this last appeal for money to
bring the boys home and pay the bills
Many Of the townships which were not
over today, will probably go over dur
ing the week. Those which did not
will be given special consideration
later.
It was pointed out that the work.
ers devoted only Saturday and Sun
day to their work. In no previous loan
drive was the amount asked for raised
in such a short slime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
BIENNIAL CLUB SPEAKERS.
More Talent Secured for Convention Of
Federated Clubs at Ames.


Ames. April 22-More and more in
terest centers in the thirteenth biennial
Of the Iowa Federation of Women's
Clubs. which will be held June IL to IA
at Iowa State College, Ames.
In addition to the two speakers
previously announced. Mrs. Thomas c.
Winter of Minneapolis and Mrs. John
d. Sherman of Chicago. other speakers
are made known by the program COM
mittee, Mrs f. n. Coleman and Mrs.
Francis E. Whitley.
DR.: Theodore G. Soares Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago, a speaker at the
Hot Springs biennial and also before
the Des Moines Womens club last
year. will speak on America in the
New Age"
Mrs. Eleanor Clarke Slagle, director
of the Henry b. Favill School Of Occu-
pations, will present some phase Of
the education Of the defective ana de-
linquent.
Miss Florence Ward. counted as one
of Iowa's best speakers, will speak
upon What the Government is Doing
in Extension Work for Women,
In recent letter to all club presi-
dents Mrs. John w. WatzeK urges
early reservations, since only $50 club
women can be Accommodated in the
college dormitories.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
ESCAPE WATERY GRAVE.
Fred Woodruff and Robert Meadows
Rescued After Canoe Accident.


Rescued After Canoe Accident.
Iowa City, April 2a.-F'red Woodruff
and Robert G. Grassy Meadows, both
students Of the university. the former
from Mason City and the latter from
WATERFOWL. S. p, barely missed
drowning in the Iowa river yesterday
afternoon, when their canoe upset in
a swirl of the current. They chung to
the boat as It floated round and round
in the whirl pool and their cries for
help were finally heard by Henry Ries
and Thomas Price who were below in
a flat bottomed boat. They had diff
ficulty' in reaching the spot on ac-
count Of the swift current, but were
able to save the lives of the young men
after they were terribly chilled and
about all in from exhaustion, in hold
ing on to the boat.
So strong was the current in the
narrow cut off next to the north bank
near the park that it was perilous for
a canoe to venture in and when the
boys reached this sudden eddy their
boat was capsiZed in an instant and
instead Of floating down stream it was
carried round and round. the current
tending downward and would have
carried the young men down had they
not held to the boat.
The boys were taken to the west
bank where they got out and did some
vigorous exercising before being taken
to the Sigma Chi house on North Du-
buque. Inquiry this morning brought
the report that they were feeling fine
after their narrowing experience.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
GOODBY,
WOMEN'S
TROUBLES

The fortunes and discomforts OF
weak. lame and aching back, swollen
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nausea. as a rule have their origin in
kidney trouble. not female complaints"
These general symptoms of kidney and
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the remedy.
Next time you feel 4 twinge Of pain
In the back or are troubled with head.
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lower abdomen, you will End quick and
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OIL Capsules. This old and tried rem.
edy for kidney trouble and allied de-
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dreds Of years. It does the work.
Pains and troubles vanish and new life
and health will come as you continue
their use. When completely restored
TO your usual vigor, continue taking .
capsule or two each day.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sules are imported from the laborato-
ries at H1arlem.> Holland. Do not &C.
cept . Substitute. In sealed boxes.
three silea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
Famous In A Day For Tier
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It

will astonish you. 1t makes the skim
smooth and velvety. | especially rec
ommend 1t for freckles, tan, sun spots.
coarse pores, rough skin. ruddiness
wrinkles, and. In fact. every .blemish
the face, hands and arms are heirs to-
II your neck or chest is discolored from
exposure. apply this combination there
ana the objectionable defect will dis
appear. 1t Is absolutely harmless and
will not produce or stimulate II growth
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abuses they have had thru hard
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this oatmeal-derwillo combination will
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Note: To get the best effect be sure to fol-
low the complete directions contained in every
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II Is 40 simple that any girl woman can at
ford It, The manufacturers and druggists guar
antec that there will be a noticeable improve
ment after the first application or they will re
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a money refund guarantee by department stores
and all up-to-date druggists. including the
Peter Mayer and the Morgan stores.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22

have renewed their friendship.
Trofons colpert makes his home 1t
Moline. H. He served with the Thirty
NTH division. being transferred rom
casual company, sent across with the
Camp Dodge troops. His friend. Albert
Teack, claims Brooklyn Iowa, as MS
home. He fought with the U, - ma :
rines and was wounded IN the BLOODY
drive at Bcllelu woods early In June
lie will soon round on. complete
year I'm hospitals.
Colpert had the heart breaking ex-
a cricncc Of training his gun on MS
old home town. for when he went into
action the Germans were In possession
Of the old village where his father ana
mother live. During the necessary
bomhardmcnt half OF the place was
blown away. Altho but few hours
Journey from his people he did not
hear from them until after his return
to America when he learned that they
were safe and well oltho their niue
home and ALI belongings we're lost ana
they had joined the procession OF sei-
gian refugees. Colpert lost his leg III
the last drive at Verdun.3
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
A Free Prescription Does It's Work
Overnight. You Can Prepare
Il At Your Home.

New York: 1t Is my own discovery
and it takes just one night to get mar
velous results, says Mae Edna Wilder,
when her friends ask her about her
wonderful complexion and the improv-
ed appearance Of her hands and arms.
You can do the same thing II you fol-
low my advice she says: I feel 1t my
duty to tell every girl and woman what
this wonderful prescription did for ME.
Just think of it. I never tire of telling
others just what brought about such
remarkable results. Here Is the 'denti-
cal prescription that removed every de-
feet from my face. neck, hands and
arms. Until you try 1t you can form
no idea OF the marvellous change 1t will
make in just one application. Tho pre-
scription which you can prepare at
your own home Is as follows: Go to
any grocery and get ten cents worth
Of ordinary oatmeal. and from any
drug store a bottle Of derwillo. Pre-
pare the oatmeal as directed In every
package OF derwillo and apply night
and morning. The first application
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22

Waterloo. April 2s.--August II.
Kurtx. retired farmer residing Mt 2i6
Logan avenue, Is said to he lowering
between life and death as a result or
being struck. knocked down and run
over yesterday by HIS own automobile.
A report was received stating attend
Ing physicians believe his back bone
~ broken.
AS Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz have farm
interests in the vicinity ~ Dcwar they
drove their Paige, heavy touring
car. or n trip of inspection, When one
and one half miles out OF Dewar Mr.
Kurtz slowed down for hay rack
that was ahead OF Thorn In the road.
In doing so. he killed his engine.
When he tried the self-starter. that
attachment failed to work properly
and he got out to crank the car. The
car cranked and as the engine started
the car threw into gear and hurled 1t
self against Its owner with such vc-
locity he was knocked down and ran
over by the machine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
IN HOSPITAL UNDER GUARD.
Carl Smith, Marion Wife Murderer
Now Silent on Tragedy.

Cedar Rapids. April 22--lndictment
on n charge of murder by the grand
jury on It's converting today, will in all
probability be the next step in con-
nection with the case of Carl Smith of
Marion, who shot and killed his wife
Saturday. and then attempted to take
his own life.
Smith is now in st. Luke's hospital.
where armed deputy sheriffs guard
him day and night Smith has AS
sumed q new attitude. He does not
talk about the murder. but lies silently
in bed. One of the men on guard re-
ported to the sheriff that Smith clos, s
his eyes and pretends to be asleep
when he Is awake presumably in
order to learn what he is to expect
next in the case. The condition OF the
murderer is better II was reported
from the hospital today, and he APP
pears to be started toward recovery.
Providing Smith is indicted which
will undoubtedly he the case his trial
will come up as soon as he is able to
appear on the stand. County Attorney
Fl. X. Lockwood said today that he
Will accept nothing but plea Of
guilty of murder in the first degree
from Smith when the trial comes up.
Smith is not expected to make this ad-
mission of guilt.
Smith has not been placed under
arrest. lie is under Indictment at
Marion for the theft of a check from
the Milwaukee railroad and because
Of the nature of.his last offense the
men guarding him are empowered by
law to take any measures. even that
Of killing him. should he try to escape
or raise any serious disturbance.
The story Of the lives OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith. which ended in the
tragedy at Marion shortly after mid
night Friday. extended back to the
time when both the dead womanIand
the murderer were children. 1t is "A
story as sad as any stage tragedy, and
with chapters in it as bright as those
in any novel of love and romance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
WAR DEPARTMENT TO ROUTE
TROOP TRAINS THRU HOME
TOWNS IF POSSIBLE.
KNOW HOSPITALITY OF
ioWA's ciTiZENRY
Definite Details Of Routing to Be An.
nounocd This Week-will Be Kept
in Camp For Disinfection Process
Probably Five Days or a Week Be.
fore Trains Move Westward.

Special to Times Republican.
Washington. April 22.-In routing the
l6Sth regiment to Camp Dodge war de-
partment officials will endeavor to send
the troop trains carrying the valiant
Iowa guardsmen thru as meny towns
from which the regiment was enlisted
as possible, the rehabilitation division
OF the general staff announced today.
I'VE want to treat the people Of Iowa
the best way we know how" said
Colonel McAndrews, chief Of the rout-
ing section of the rehabilitation di-
vision. There are u great many Of
ficers now on war department duty
who have served at Camp Dodge or
old Fort Des Moines and they know
how hospita BILE the Hawkeye folks are.
That's one reason why we want the
l6Sth boys to get among as many OF
their home state folks as possible en-
route to Camp Dodge, where they Will
be demo bilized."
While it was admitted at the war
department that it would be difficult
to route the Iowa infantrymen thru all
the towns Represented in the regiment
those cities furnishing the greatest
number will be included in the timer
airy of the regiment en- route to Des
Moines. Definite details of the routing
will be announced this week by the
war department. The approximate time
that the Iowa troops will he required
to remain in eastern camps going thru
the sterilization process also may be
known by this week by the depart
ment. Estimates of five days, to a
week have been made by demohiiiza-
ton officers as the period required to
sift the Iowa troops thru the port of
debarkation and put them on trains
en- route westward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
ARNEY MAY, SEEK
HIGH STATE OFFICE
Marshall County Senator Being Urged
to Become Candidate For Lieutenant
Governor--P~esident Pro Tenn OF
Senate During Two Sessions.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, April Ex-senator Wal
lace II. Arney. OF Marshalltown, pres
ident pro TEN oil the senate OF the Iowa
legislature for the past two sessions,
who has served two terms in the house
and two In the senate, may become a
candidate for lieutenant governor. He
has been urged by many OF his fellow
senator's TO enter the race.
Senator Arney Is a banker and has
host OF friends among the public
men OF the state. He served on a
number of important committees In the
senate the past two sessions.
Before adjournment % the lesisla-
ture Senator Arney was undecided as
to whether or rot he snonld try for
tho lieutenant governorship.