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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
DOS PALABRAS
AL BELLO SEXO

Sehoras seforitas: No Sc deses-
peren IDS. por motive de su salud no
Sc ocupen de los llamados "achaques dc
mujeres," pues en- realidad existen
menos de estos achaques de mujeres de
10 que Uds. Sc imaginan. Cierto es que
la mayoria de ids. padecen, tarde o
temprano, de dolores en- la cintura
caderas, NAL humor, desvelo, nerviosi-
dad, cansancio; muchas de IDS, de
marcos, desvanecimientos v dolores de
cabeza. Otras tienen difcritad con la
vejiga, viendose obligadas vaciarla
cada momento, con frecuencia durante
la noche, interrumpiendo asi su des-
canso. Todo esto es innegable, pero,
jque hombre Sc atreveria a negar que
el tamben padece de los sintomas que
arriba indicamos? 81 los hombres
sufren tambien de dichos sintomas,
ivamos entonces decir que ellos padc-
zen "achaques de mujeres?" Esto seria
ridiculo. La verdad del case es que la
mayoria de los llamados "achaques de
mujeres "son ell realidad intermediates
de los riHoneS curandose los rifiones
serian pocos ninguno los "achaques"
que quedarian Los riiiones estan tan
relacionados con todos los demas Or
ganos del cuerpo, que cuando ellos
estan enfermes sufre todo el organis-
mo. Seiiora sefiorita, 81 es I'd. una
victima de los "achaques de mujeres"
pongale atencion a sus rifiones y en-
POGO tempo sera I'd. otra persona.
Tome una medicina de reconocida efica-
cia, tome las Pastillas del Dr. Becker
para los rinones y vejiga. Bastara que
las tome I'd. por algunas semanas
Otras sefioras las han tornado va con
resultados satisfactorios. Su precio es
modico. Los boticarios las venden y
recomiendan.
"Mientyas mas pyonto las tome mas
HgeY0 Sc cnYGrd."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02

abajo no hay merito; es simple inca
pacidad de nadar aguas arrba: Flo
tan porque saben adaptarse a la hi
pocresia social, como telas en- una
entrana.
Son refractorios a todo gesto digno;
lie son hostiles. Conquistan "honores"
~ alcanzan "dignidades' en- plural; !;
han inventado ell inconcebible plural
del honor y de la dignidad, por defini-
cion singulares infexibles. Viven de
los demas, y para los demas, son SOM
bras de una grey. Su existencia es el
accesorio de los focos exteriores, que
la proyectan. Carecen de luz interior,
de "elan" de fuego, de emocion, de vi
da propia. Todo es, en- ellos, prestado.
Los caracteres excelentes ascienden
la propia dignidad, nadando contra
todas las corrientes rebajadoras, cuyo
inf1ujo acosan Y contrastan. Frente a
los otros Sc les reconocen de inmedia-
to, nunca borrados por esa nublazon
moral en- que aquellos Sc destinen. Su
personalidad es todo brillo y arista:
"Firmeza luz como cristal de ro-
ca"
Jose IngenierOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
A V | S 0
SOCIEDAD INDUSTRIAL
LA EUSkALDUNA"
(Incorp. en- 19OS.)

En- virtud de acuerdO del COnsejO
de GObierno de esta Corporation, Sc
cOnvOca los Sres. Accionistas a una
Junta General ExtraOrdinaria en- las
Oficinas de esta SOciedad, Infanta Lui-
sa (Marina) las 10 de la ma
mana del Martes II de febrerO de 1922,
para tratar y resOlver acerca de la
conveniencia de disolver esta Corpora
ci0n.
San Juan, Puerto Rico II de Enc
rO de 1922.
AvELINO VICENTE,
Presidente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
CADADOSlS
Lleva Fuerzas
Energia

En- muchos casos
la primera a dosis de
HIERRO NUXADO
ayuda a enriquecer la
sangre Y vitalizar los
nervioS gastados.
HIERRO NUXADO
es puro hierroorganico
como ell hero de la
sangre misma, listo
para Immediate asimi-
laci6n, como ell hero
que contienen los ali
mentos mismos, pero
en- forma concentrate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
T..-.ChDO DE AZUCAR
C:':.c rcc1.'o ror Lam5orn & Co.
San .'uar, p. r., de su Oiicina de
New York.

Mercado quieto. Ventas: 10000 sa-
cos de Puerto Rico a fota $361; de
la nueva cosecha de Cuba Europa
a $2.05, al Jap6n a $2.07 libre a bor-
do. Ofertas de Cuba a $2125 costo y
flete Y de Puerto Rico a $3.67.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
LOPEZ DE AZUA ANTE Ell GRAN
JURADO

Sc nos ha informado que esta tar
de comparecera a declarar ante ell
Gran Jurado de Ia Ccrtc Federal, cl
jcfe dc la po.icia dc Mayagiicz, Saliva
dor C. Lopez de Az}!a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
DOCUMENT0 HISTORICO
EncontradO en- un archivO de la ciudad de Qua
yama, Dorado en- parte pOr causas
descOnOcidas.

"Alh.. los CO. leg. Rico fran.
.... po. la Aca.. de Ciencas de Paris para
Flora de la la
Estnvo de-. n .uta ..s,
subendo es, pcachos ba do vales,
de la Naturaeza los que aba
varicdad de
nfom6sc de las udes .nta de las
lie las que pOr IT,. IN lntil9enaS IT,
les termin0 .es .iGndolas la
dicha ...ia Nescribiendo su tai obra .tul -
"MGlico Criolo'
de Puert. Renato (rOsOurdi,
mo ell sabo rio pre- .nticO ami
G., Ia idea de .paraci6n med. memoir
cimienos "a avO de la hui. dad.
Vaci6 que ..ar(a. jando formula
.lOsa, mariz de fec. Su do amigo
ell n. do Pharmaceutical de Qua. lilo S Bruno
mpo pues h... bal. flores
i... luz SUI F....O .OLADO lNDlANO r......do
asi lie. tribute la gr.. irador cuyo he
clO c,ndo a Leon lie decid.
.icar rmbO Puerto Rico la "fuente &c
Saud" que Florida.
lAs -. ell 49,. lido AL. .OI4ADO INDIANO,
cuarto de 10 e mel amigo del hogar y
.inado perfume"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02

Cuatro millones de personals al aiio 10
toman en- los Estados Unidos solamente.
Reputados medicos que 10 han expert
mentado 10 recetan constantemente
con resultados esplendidos.
81 no esta I'd. robusto y vigoroso;
81 lie falta virilidad y despejo mental o
81 su ORGANISING Sc ha debilitado Dor
consequence de cualquier exceso,. no
espere que Sc quebrante su salud por
complete. Tome HIERRO NUXADO
desde luego y yea 81 a las dos semanas
no rota I'd. va sus fortiicantes efec-
tos. De venta en- las buenas farmacias
y droguerfas. El legitimo HIERRO
NUXADO lleva la firma de Dae Health
Laboratories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
Jose Ingenieros.
Ell "HABANA"

Los senores Villar y Co., nos in
forman que esperan que el vapor "Ha-
bana" de la Inca Herrera llegue es-
te puerto pasado manana dia cuatro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
!EFI1 INFERNO DE JUANA DIAZ

Nicatras Gurc Ia suspension de en-
plco y suede del jefe de la policia de
Jrara Diaz senior Jaime Gonzalez, el
cyuGenta Iudice Ia nombrado iefe in
tcri-o &c aqucl pueblo, al Official J..
HadGoc..l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
Abogados Carlos Brunei del Vale
Fiscal.
EC
CIVILES

Pedro Gambia C6rdova VS.. John "
Stubbe Euli,lad de contra d. Ahd-
gadOs: Cayetano Coll Y Cuchf. Gus
tavo CruZadO Silva Y jose de Gu@-
main BeniteZ.
Luis 3etancourt Colon vs.. Jr;,a dp
Subasta del AIunicipio de Rio G;andc,
ct. al. Iandalaus. (Condena ,:c cos
tas) Abogados: Jose Soto Rivera Y
Luis S. EahanOnde. vi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-02
APELACIONES EN- LA
CORTE SCPREMA
Fl. yIEENEs PRONIMO Sc VEEAN
LAS SIGUIENTES:
CRIMINAI.ES

Ell Pueblo VS.. Conrado Soto. AGO.
metimiento V aggression grave. AbO-
gadoS lose z. Figueras Fiscal.
El Pueblo VS.. Epifan:o Rivera Cot
ii. Infracci6n la ley de arbitrios.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

ions of the boy fed in terror from the scene of the accident, which happened almost directly opposite the home O! Antonio Vito.
 Dr. B. C. Paine, medical examiner for the town of Thompson, viewed the body and gave permission for its re- moVaL It was taken in charge by an undertaking firm with headquarters n this city and brought here for prepara- tioa for burlaL The body was taken to the home of the boy's parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Choinier In Grosvenor- dale Friday evening.
 Choinier, who would have been II years of age in February, was pupil at St. Joseph's parochial school in the Gfosyenordales. He had gone out carry Friday morning to enoy period of coasting-the first diversion of his Christmas vacation-and had selected the long hill leading tei Thompson for a morning of pleasure with his compan- ions. He was killed on one of the first trIps down the hill, and the acciosAI shocked everyone in the territory near where it occurred.
 The boy is survived by his parents and by several brothers and sisters. Of fcials who investigated the accident at' tached no blame to the driver of the au- tomobile, who was powerless to avert the happening In the sad occurrence efh- ciais find another terrible warning cf danger that turks for those who will coast on state highway hills. Repeat ed warnings have been issued during the present month against the risks of this practice, Mayer Victor Chapdelaine of this city being numbered among those who have issued pEoclaTRations on the subject.
 Passengers awaiting trains here just before l o'clock Friday afternoon mlgai nave been excused 2 chuckle or tWc when a special hauled by the obserya- tion locomotive Naugatuck hove
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

geant The offerings, in white, will be for Near East Relief.
 During the day the sunnyside club will make the usual Christmas time visit to the hospital and town tsru this year the singing will be by a mae quartet Hymns and carols will be sung, as is the usual custom.
 The Christmas tree exercises are to be held in the assembly room at the church Christmas evening at 6.ae.
 4 midnight service Is to be held at St. Philips church on Christmas eve and there will be a service of holy com service will be as follows:
 Prpcessional. Q Come All Ye Faithful KyFie, Woodwaro Gloria Tibi. Woodward creedo. woodward orertory anthem, There Were sheP-
 herds, Charles Vincent Sanctus, WoodWaro Communion hymn, Silent Night, HOly
 Night
 Gloria in Excelsis, Woodward
 John J. Whitehead. Jr., will leave foI New York this morning to spend the Christmas period with relatives.
 Miss Esmeralda Macdonald, teacher at Greenwich. Is here to spend the hoE iday season with her parents, Postmas' | ter and Mrs. Archfbsld Macdonald stanton Ballard. student at BoztoE university is spepding the holidzya w1th hA parents, Mir. and Mrs. N. A 1 Ballard
 l This is the last shopping day betoEl christmas, marked by the final Fusi l of buyers and the coming Of the relaxa ton period for tired store forces.
 Miss Sara Tuckaberry of schoo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

o'clock, when the following exercises will be given:
 Opening hymn, o Beautiful Bethlehem; prayer, pastor; DoIly's Recitation, Ger trnds Miner; recitation. A Wish Elmer son Reynolds; recitation, The Heavenly Gift, Eunice Brown; duet, Christmas Bells. Celia Gallup and Beruice Burton recitation, Louis Jessup; exercise, To- gether, three little girls; ladies. quartet. GloFy to the Lamb; recitation, Seeking the Saviour, Celia Gallup; recitation, A Little Bit of Holly. Evanseline RainviHe; solo, Dear Little Stranger, Esther Ware; recitation. The Gates Ajar, Francis Jes- sup; recitation The Reason, Elsie Phil 1 lips; organ and violin duet, MT. and Mrs. , Rainv:lle; recitation, The Christmas Jour ney, Bernice Burton; song. Jesus Loves Me, primary class; recitation, A Tiny 1 Tot. Dorothy, Rainville; recitation, The Christmas Message, Esther Ware; exer- cise, Christmas Stars, six girls; recita- 1 tioA Tell Me Why, Elizabeth Brown i; | lScStation. The Holy Night, Marion Gal l lup recitation. Christ Was Once Little l Baby, Mi1ly Jessup; trio, Merry Christ mas, Eanice Brown, Marion Gallup and Esther Ware
 l St. Albam's Church. l a eSEV1C6 VIII D6 a6tQ dA St. AIban's church, at 9.20 o'clock oh Christmas morning. but a program of special Chrdstmas music will not be pre- sentea until the following Sunday, Dec St. The following selections will then be rendered:
 Voluntary: recesSiohal, 0 Come All Ye Faithful; Venite, B. Woodward Gloria l R. Woodward; Te Deum in E Alzamora Benedictus, D. Buck; hymn, Calm on the Listening Ear of Night; Shorter Kyrie i 4. H. Ward; Gloria Fibi, C. Gou1od
 hymn, o Little Town of Bethlehem; of. I fertory, The Coming of the King, R. N Stults; recessional Hark. What Meanl Those Holy Noises; postlude
 Misses Helen Hopkins, Elsa Bartle4 and Florence Lathrop. at schools in Bos ltn, are at their homes here for the holi
 fay period.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael comiskey ans
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of Hartford will D.
 holiday guests of Mir. and, Mrs. L.. E Kennedy.
 The Alumni-K. H. S. basketball gam
 scheduled to be held Friday evening 1, the town hall was cancelled.
 Friday afternoon the Baptist churcI
 was decorated fet the Christmas period The Christmas tree is from the farm o Amasa Pierce at Squaw Rocks Roy p. Jones, extension peultrynan a
 StorTs college, was a visitor with Jame
 Sayles at ElmviIle on Friday
 George Gingras will spend the Christ Nlnas season with friends at Port Jefer ton. l. [
 Seekers after $2.so gold pieces foun
 on Friday that banks are holding theI for premium Of 50 cents because of tn extreme difficulty of obtaining suppl!
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

ho0sehoh was dressing therein. An in- spec4ion o& this room after the woman emerged revealed three enptF bottles.
 It was charged against Stockton that he sold 8 quart of the white mule for 8. which, incidentally, iz lower prtce than this poison was being quoted at a year ago. and is evidence of the pressure of competition in this field of commerce.
 Live halt for ice fishing on sale at Keup's store, Emyille.5adE.
 Thousand upon thousand of letters, Christmas cards and parcels continued to pass through the Danielsop poe4office Friday. The mail from the morning trains was extremely heavy, and carriers were oxerb1rdened when leaving to cover their routes. It 50 happens that walking is very difficult on account of the ice on borough streets and sidewalks this week. and this is adding to the carx4erS dificul- ties in meeting the extra burden that the Christmas season is placing upon them. As on other nights during this week, the postoffice will be. open this evening unt1 g o'clock.
 Speaking of Christmas gifts. 2 man said Friday that he is giving his faEorite ,lsso4lcgger $10 a qua1k
 At various churches in BanisAEon the -otiowtng Christmas programs of exer- cSes have been arranged:
 Bsptist Church.
 The following program Vil ba given at ] the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at l o'clock: Organ prelude; hymn, There's a Beautiful Star, congregation; recitation There's 9 Song in the Air, Marjorie Gaff- ney; invocation, Rev. Mr. Houck; hymn Thou Did'st Leave Thy Throne, congre- ! gation responsive reading, led by A D Pierce; carol Silent Night, Holy Night Miss Bruce's class; singing. primary de pertinent; offering; ofreTtopy solo. Mrs c. Alton Frost: hymn, Joy to the World address. Rev. AIr. Houcix; exercise, Miss Stantopis class; exercise, The New Bor1 King, Miss Bruce's class; closing hymn 10 Come All Fe Faithful; benediction.
 Congregational Church. A service appropriate to Christmas vii be held Sunday morning at Ie.3o oclocE lat the Congregational church. A apecia sermon will be given by the pastor Rev W. B. Williams, and Mrs, Benjamin Liv 1 sey, assisted by a choir, will offel Christmas anthems. The Vesper servici at o'clock will be in Keeping witl Christmas.
 MeEhodlst Church.
 The Sunday evening service at tn Methodist church will begin at 6 o'clocl and will consist of a cantata under tn able direction of 4. P. BuFps. A shor address will prEede the musical part 0 the program
 Monday at 5 %elock thsre will bs tn usual children's Entertainment. Sant Claus will be present to help, with tn gifts. There will also be carol singin, and lantern slides. Everyone is welcome whether of the Methodixt church or aoI Rmteeoata1 Church.
 At the Pentsoostai ehweh speeia service will be held ehEistnas night at
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
DANESON

The Dandelson postnhce will be open oa Sunday afternoon for one hour-2.S0 to 3.30 p. m.-for the delivery of parcel post mail. Christmas day. Monday, the poStofI1ce will close at II 3. m. for the day, the lobby remaining open until p. m. All Christmas parcels will be deliv- cred on Monday shOdr of carol singers will give voice to tho spirit of Christmas on the eve of the great festival. going about the bor- o1gh h automobiles to sing for shut-ins and at other homes where a visit from the singers will be welcome.
 The Girls club is organizing the carol singers, and either Miss Corinpe Paine, Miss c. Ella Day or Mrs. Walter Bromley will be interested in having sent them the names of shut-ins who would appreciate ! visit from the carol singers.
 Tho singers are to sssemble Sunday evening at o'clock at the Girls club rooms in the Exchange building and will go forth on their mission in automobiles. eingers who may wish to join them may soxnmunicate with Miss Paine, Miss Day Sr Mrs. Bromley.
 A great mall order house that has it's headquarters in Buffalo and is famous tor the premiums it gives to those who policit business for 1t throughout the country has sent into this territory mo- hcss warning the public against woman Bho is falsely representing herself as an agent o6 the house and is obtaining or aers for goods and advance payments upon them.
 The notices give general warning that the woman is an impostor, travels Cnder various names, and makes rash offers not advertised by the concern Fac Einiles of signatures the woman uses ir giving receipts for money she collects are appended to the firms notice. Among the names the woman uses are Mrs. An nie Walton, Mrs Mary Smith, Mrs. Jen- uie Ross, Mrs. J. Conner, Mrs. Annie Myers
 She is described as about feet inches in height, weight about 13o pounds dark complexion, eyes blue and full hail dark brown, age about S5 years.
 This is the woman who operated in tht Green Hollow road section early this fal and cleaned up we'll over $1o0 for an af ternoou's work The company offers s reward of $1oo for her arrest and convic Gon.
 Add to the Ifst Sf this towns peopIt who have been before the town court tt answer for violation of the laws govern hng the sale of intoxicating liquors under prohibition the nama of Edward Stockton resident in C@necticut Village. He hal just paid a fine of $200 and costs in tht koWn court after pleading guilty<to sell ing quar- of what is known as whit, mule to one Raymond Baker.
 Alter dRainfng >infornation as t Stockton.s7 activities the home where h Mles was raidsd by state oficers bu nothing of an intoxicating nature found When omcers entered the home they wer tsnpCEarily. denied admission to the bat room. on the plea that woman of tn
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
ROAD SOCIETY

No chuEoh ssrEioss were held Sunday on acount of unpleasant weath&s
 Mrs. Seth \. Wheeler and Miss Grace D. Wheeler attended the MayfoFer luncheon at the Aohican hotel, New Lon don. on Thursday. ForefatherS day.
 Miss Margaret Wheeler. who died re- gently at Aiddletown. was buried in the old wheel< burial ground on Thursday. Harry Blaine of Boston is at Cherry Hill for the holidays.
 The rural schools closed on Friday soe the holidays with CfEistmas trees and appropriate exercises.
 Miss Mary Starr Wheeler of Phiiadei- phia, Miss Dorothy Wheeler of Montclair. N. J.. and Donald Wheeler of Boston are spending the holidays with theft pzrszts. Mr. and ArS Artaur e. Wheeler.
 Seth N. Wheeler made businem trip to New London recently.
 Miss Lucy BillingS of Mystic is spend ing the holidays with her parents, Mir. and hr< 8. \. Bnfings.
 The first sub-treasury was established in wsu street, New TeEk essz in ltsG
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

street left Friday to spend the holiday with relatives in Lewiston, Me.
 Mrs. Ida Kennedy will spend the Christmas season with relatives in Pawtucket.
 Miss Er1estiDe Wright left Friday to spend the holiday season with her par enIs in Gardiner, Me.
 Harold S. Corbin Of Syracuse, E. E., k to spend the holiday with his par ents. Mir. and Mrs. E. M Cor6in Of Fremont street.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
PUTNAM
GRosvENoRDALE BOY KILLED
 IN 'e0AsTENG ACcIDEE,

Special to The Rulletin.)
 Putnam, Dec. 22.-Death ca1ne al. most instantly Friday morning to WEI liam choinier, 1s. of GrosVenordale, in 2 coasting accident on the long hill leading down from ThouIpson station to GrosEenordale. The boy came shoot ing down the steep ice-coated hill for nearly third of a mile, and crashed head-on into the front axle of an au- tomobile owned by Alexander Maitland Thompson and driven by Albert Du- maehe, who was carefully driving up the incline. The boys skull was frac- tuEed and he appeared to be dead when the 1rst of those who rushed to his a a reached him. Eye witnesses declared that the boys body shot under the car upon being thrown rom the sled at the Instant Of collision. Coasting compan-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

The first sub-treasury was established in Wall street, New EeEk esss ia lsss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
She'd Make Life Brighter For City
Business Girls

Gertrude Robinson-Smith believes
the girl who gets the worst deal
from the big city is the self-support-
ing girl of the middle class she
says.
There are organizations supply
ing social recreation fer girls not
self-supportinR and there are clubs
available for the rich. but the girl
away from home who makes a goo
salary and can pay for what she
gets often finds she can't ger much
but a boarding house"
Miss smith has been selected BY
the American Woman's association,
Inc. 70 manage a Campaign 10 raise
funds 90 build a 700-room club house
where self-supporting women away
from home may live and have all
the comforts Of home
Her plans include a drive for
membership. resident and non-resi-
dent. and the floating Of bonds &c
finance the enterprise. The club
house is 70 be built IN New York.
bUt is 20 have accommodations for
business women from other cities.
The American Woman's associa-
ton is the outgrowth Of the Vaca-
ton association which Miss Smith
organized eight years ago and pu;
on a eelf-supporting basis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

tia. a suburb Of Washington, issues
public health lecture several times
a week. and several electric COM
panies broadcast at various times Of
the day and evening musical selec-
tions, news items and other fea-
lures OF interest 20 the persons who
are listening IN" and enjoying the
novelty OF hearing the releases as
they float through the air.
From the nations chief magistrate
TO the small schoolboy the nation
al capitol has Eseded the Call Of
the Wireless" and radio broadcast
ing today has a viselike grip on
young and old alike here Even
Uncle Joe" Cannon, that grizzled.
battle-scarred veteran Of political
battles OF more than half a century,
has become an ardent devotee OF the
alluring entertainment provided by
radio and has a private receiving
set.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
ARKANSAS HAS HOT
RACE FOR GOVERNOR

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. May IS
Interest in Arkansas politics Is
equally divided between the CUB
erlatOrial and congress sonal races.
With Judge r. p Toney OF Lake
Village stumping the state in opposi-
ton 70 Gov. McRae for second tern.
the race for the democratic nomina-
ton for governor next August prom
ises 20 be the llveliest ever rartici-
pated in by a "second-term" man.
While GOV. McRae is strongly
backed by banking interests OF the
state and Will continue 10 bid for
the popular favor BY his "anti-poli-
tician" platform, Judge Toney is the
chosen candidate OF political leaders
Of the state. Toney has challenged
McRae 10 q Joint speaking tour OF
the state.
In the congressional race for the
democratic nomination in the Fifth
Congressional District. including
Little Rock, 10 succeed II. VI. Jaco-
way. OF Dardenelle. who has an
nounced his intention OF resigning
several would-be nominees have al
ready thrown their hats in the ring.
Pros. Atty. George w. Emerson Of
the sixth Judicial District. of Little
Rock; g. p. Newton. the governor
private secretary; Steele Hays, OF
Russellville. former prosecuting at
torney OF his district; and Hartsell
Reagan OF GAINESVILLE. also a form
/ er prosecuting attorney. are among
/ the persistently named.
- ~
. ragist Of the state, and nationally
/ known suffrage speaker. has been
4 endorsed by the women voters CT the
state for the congressional nomlna
\ ton and is expected 20 pol, a con-
/ siderable vote should she definitely
enter the race. She is the first wo-
man mentioned in the state for con-
! gress.