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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
BUILDING SLUMP
SH0WSDECREASE
IN PAST MONTH
November Figures Topped
Last Month by Good Mar
gin; 1922 Estimates Will
Fall Short 1t Is Said
RESIDENCES LEAD IN
NUMBER OF PERMITS
Rank for Month Is Fifth for
Year With 20 Permits To-
taling $4,000.

Building permits in Ardmore total
4rJ with valuation Of $3.50 $40 for the
eleven months Of this year, as against
4Sj permits with valuation Of 81 ,0jl,
922 for The same period last year.
These figures were giveu out Satur-
day morning when the November
building report was made public. Last
month % permits were issued with u
valuation of SSl 200 This is a marked
Improvement over the previous month
and slightly better than November last
year. according TO Lewis Davidson,
building inspector.
Total building for 1927 showed
sos permits with valuation of
Sl,09j,222. During that year the
Junior High school building and
the new Methodist church were
started. for which no building per
nit was issued. Each of these
buildings have a valuation Of $780,
600.
During the past month residence
lead the list Of buildings. The average
being $4,000. with several running bet
ter than that price Among the lsting'
were three residences by J. G. Hester
in the 1000 blocl; A street. northwest
each costing $4,000 r. F.. Rast i.
building two residences in the 500 bloch
of X street southwest, each costinl
$4,000.
T., c. Wymore Is building an $4,000
bungalow at the corner of Q and Stan
ley. southwest; Joe Slmons is buildinl
$4,000 home at Sl1 Third avenue
southwest and w h. Barnett is erect
/ ing a $1,000 home at 4l4 Il street
northwest. Leachman-Johnson compan!
garage costing $4,000 is the larges
Sentry for the months.
| Building permits and valuations fol
the past eleven months are as follows
Jan. S2 permits. s66,95O; Feb. ~ per
mits, s79,1OO; March, AZ permits. slO6,
10; April 40 permits, s73, $50; May A
permits s99.l6O; June, 49 permits. SSi,
! 975; July IA, permits, s35,655; August
As permits. Sl4O,SOO; Sept. &c permits
s64. 600: Oct. Al permits, S66, ,lj0; Nov
- permits, sSl 200.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
TrOtter Draws 60
Days for Charge
OF Wife DeSertion

McALESTER. Oka.-Rcv. J. c. Trot.
ter, Methodist minister recently return.
ed from Ahmosa. Colorado. where he
was arrested as fugitive after he had
filed his way ont of the Pittsburgh
county Jail. plead guilty TO the charge
OF wife dcsertion Saturday morning.
when arralgncd In the district court. A
sentence of co days In the county Jail
was Imposed upon him.
Charges of ombczglcment of funds
belonging tn the Brooks Institute at
Harishorne. while he was financial sec.
retary are yet pending but have been
set to BE- heard Dec IS on the same
date that Rev. Collier. local naptls,
minister II to be tried Tor cmbcssle.
ment OF a $3.50 ring.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
by Edward Thierry

WAsINGToN.-ls "A third party
coming In American politics2
or IL some other new political align
ment immlnent4
A survey by NEA Service gives mo
AS the answer to the first question and
yes" as the answer to the second.
The questions are paramount because
Of these incidents.
Increased strength " progres.
slyes and independents" In the
senate.
Ascendency of Senator i.aFollette
as leader Of the peoples bloc"
Discussion of such names ~ Ia
Toilette. senator Borab. Henry
Ford and W. ~. Hearst ~ third
pafty presidential candidates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03

The same reply Is made by George
t. Record. friend of Theodore Roose-
welt and Bun Moose supporter. aud
recently "A New Jersey senatorial can.
didatc on the republican ticket. Rec.
ord thinks new political party Is not
feasible" but will come gradually az.
ter tho fashion oi the creation " the
republican party.
Smith W. Brookhart ne " senator
from Iowa. agrees. lie says. Il 40
not believe any necessity exists for a
new party. what | believe should
aud will come is progressive control "
the republican party
Like Record. senator I.add OF North
Dakota thinks history will repeat. llc
SAYS NO three parties are continuous.
~ possible The people will either tsks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
Supreme Court to
Answer klanSmen in
Kansas, Hy Claims

WICHITA. Kansas--When the chal.
lenge OF DIR. John Freeman Craig, At
lanta. Ca. who says he is an accredited
lecturer for the ku Klux Klan for u
joint debate with Governor Henry j.
Allen of Kansas. came to the attention
of Governor Allen, In Wichita Satur'
day the governor smiled and said:
Arrangements are already being
made for a debate on the merits OF the
Ku Klux klan before the supreme
court OF Kansas, The attorney general
will have charge of the negative side
and We will be very glad to have any
accredited members OF the Klan In or
out OF the state who desire to talk OH
the subject, to report to the attorney
general. who will Immediately issue ia
them the official Invitation"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03

Suggestion by q republican that
Bernard NJ. Barucli. democrat. lead
farmers and manufacturers la a.
new political party.
Leaders II progressive thought
In Washington hope for capture Of
control within the republican party
rather than the rise of a third
party.
Says LaFollette. "rhe time has come
for the organization OF ewelldefined
group. cooperating In support uf accept
ed progressive principles and policies. '
Senator Bofah says the future Of the
progressive movement does not neCes
arily demand Reorganization of a new
party-unless liberal and sane" leg
lslative program laid down by the pro
stsssive group is rejected hy the part,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03

In power
~ clearly foresec u new political
lineup" says l.indley VI. Garrison.
former member Of President vii.
sons cabinet.
"The political division which IL aheao
NJ VA viii take this cleavage. The con.
servatves Of both parties against the
radicals II both parties, and It will be
safer il this is done by the above-bolrd
formation OF a third party under "a new
name. aud by scmpp.ng one or both of
the old parties, ur perhaps NEEDING
them under hyphcnat,d name"
similar methods. In some respects
are advocated by Nicholas Murray But
lcr. president of Columbia University
who says.
"'rh. Overwhelming majority OF re
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
CAPITAL CITY POLICE
DIES AFTER AMBUSH

OKLAHOMA CtTN.--,lessc Sosbce,
veteran oklahoma City policeman. died
at hospital Saturday from wounds
received Friday when he was shot from
ambush by negroes,
Twenty.onc suspects are being held
without bonds IN an effort to run down
Sosbees slayors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03

publicans and the overwhelming majo.
nty OF democrats who are In substnn.
thl agreement on all fundamentals
should speedily find ways to take such
steps as may be necessary to form "a
dcmocratrcpublicon party, which would
represent the predominant idcGlism of
our people.
over asainat such a progressive lib.
prnl party there would naturally be-
organized n distinctly udical party to
which should go al those who now call
themselves democrats or republicans.
hut who are In reality neither"
samuel VI. Nauclain, president of
the Baldwin Locomotive Works. re-.
plies laconi.alIy to the survey aues.
iionnairc; ~ can see no necessity
Tor third political party"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
Political Reaignment Coming Not Third Party Survey Shows

over one " the existing parties or form
new party as at the time of the Civil
War"
what We need" says senator
Norris of Nebraska, is less. not
more. part,ism. Rather than a new
party. should like 10 see increased
Independence by the voter"
Senator Norris adds that the chief
evil lies In the fact that people must
Vote for cundidates-especially presiden
tial candidates-whu are chosen by or
pnnization headers a. VI. BaruCh be
heves the difficulty lies In blind voting
hv people aligned with one party OF
the other for candidates nominated by
that party
In declaring he had no intention Of
LEA wing the democratic party Ia order
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03

TO organize a new political party. as
recently suggested. Baruch said he be.
heyed In the constructive liberalism of
the democratic party.
Predicting that progressivcs viii con.
trol the republican party within the
next few years Senator Capper OF Kan.
sas says;
u do not look Tor any third
party. However. the progressive
spirit iustifics hope that the new
spirit Of the people can direct sc.
ilon through the present parties
ssNs Samuel uompers. president ~
the American Federation u Labor. "ft
both parties commit themselves TO re.
s-tion. then both are doomed But
from the siandpoin, Of today DO not
see the need for a third partl."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
ASSISTANT STATE
ATTORNEY PULLED
SURPRISE BY ACT
Petition Asserts That Seav-
er Encouraged Prohibi-
tion Violations by Dis
missing Cases
PEOPLE DON'T WANT
1T, HE ONCE SAID
Removal Asked Until Trial Can
Be Had on Custer Charges,
Count Alleges.

TULSA, Okla-Clfford w. King, as
sstant state attorney general on be-
half Of Attorney General Short and
the state Of Oklahoma, late Saturday
filed petition in district court seek
ing the removal from office Of w. f.
Seaver. county attorney OF Tulsa coun.
ty.
Kings petition accuses the Tulsa
county attorney Of official misconduct
and neglect aud refusal to enforce the
prohibitory law under other criminal
statutes Of the state Of Oklahoma. Par.
ticularly did the petition cite the state.
ment credited to Seaver TO the effect
that 80 far as | am concerned, liquor
can flow down the streets Of the city
of Tulsa and that during the re-
mainder of his term Of office, ne would
not attempt TO enforce such laws.
Encouraged Violations
BY this statement, the petition con-
tinued "he has by this action openly
and VIGOROUSLY encouraged persons
within Tulsa county TO violate the pro.
hlbtion laws and led such persons to
believe that he would not prosecute
for violations, of the prohibition laws.
| The removal of the county attorney
is sought until such time as a hear
ing can be heard or the charges can
be preferred
The investigation. ordered by Govern
or Robertson through Attorney Gener.
al. after Frank NJ. Boyer. state repre-.
sentative-elect from Tulsa county had
complained in a telegram TO the gov
ernor Of Seavers' dismissal Of cases
against accused violators of the liquor
laws. came to an unexpected head with
the filing of Kings petition II has
been regarded as improbable here that
the assistant attorney general would
take action before Monday, although
in n statement issued Friday night he
announced his investigation was he
ing conducted for the purpose OF de-
termining whether or not charges
would be preferred against Seaver.
People Don't Want II
Last Tuesday Seaver dismissed rs
liquor cases, and justified his action
by a statement in which he declared:
"The people do not want prohibition
and I am not going to cram something
down their throats they do not want"
Boyer's complaint was made to the
governor on Wednesday. assistant AZ.
torney General King arrived here
Thursday ana Friday morning opened
his inquiry with a conference with
Seaver
; Subsequent to this conference Seaver
amplified his original explanation with
the declaration that the law prohibiting
the possession OF liquor In Oklahoma
, was INADEQUATE. that he caald not OBJ
; tain conviction under the law and that
he was cleaning up the docket for his
successor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
OLD TIMERS HERE

In Ardmore there are number
Of men who helped blaze the early
trails and who built the first houses
and business I'm this city. In the
Monday issue Of the Ardmoreite we
will begin a daily series of the his
tory OF these men. The Ardmoreite
will try to hand them some flowers
before they have passed from the
life of the city. Watch for these
articles. They viii be interesting.
THE ARDMOREITE
~ Newspaper That Serves"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
Reserve Deficit Shown

NEW YORK E.--Thc actual condition
Of the clearing house banks and trust
companies Tor the week Give days)
shows a deficit In reserve of Si.l79 90
This is a decrease In reserve from last
week of si,g0i.tSO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
SAPULPA DEFEATS INVADERS
FROM CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL

TULSA. okla.-virgil Jones Sapulpa
high school football machine defeated
the heavy Hyde Park eleven, city cham
pions Of Chicago, here saturday after.
noon. to o. The lone score OF the
game came In the first quarter after
Hyde Park had fumblcd and Sapulpa
went % yards for touchdown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
Fire In Quebec

TERRE BONE. Que.-More than
1900 Of Terre Bones population
Of 5000 are homeless a. II result Of
the fire that swept the town Friday
night and early Saturday destroy.
ing ljO buildings and causing dam
age estimated at 81 100000, Fresh
outbreaks of the cOnllagration were
reported saturday.
Buildings in the path OF the flames
We're dynamited in the fight to stem
The blaze. Explosions added TO the ter
rors OF the fleeing populace and panic
was averted. only when priests OF th'
Holy Sacrament marched through IN,
fire linod streets carrying before then
the elevated host.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
Boston Beats Old Rival.

BOCToN..-Boston college defeated
Holy Cross II to before crowd Of
40 900 persons at Braves Field Satur.
day. The game between the ancient
rivals was advertised as carrying with
It the championship OF the Catholic
colleges OF the east.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR ANNUAL RED
CROSS ROLL CALL
Easley Is County Chairman
and Has Headquarters at
105 West Main Street;
Open Monday Morning
ADVERTISING PLAN
IS MOST EXTENSIVE
French Box Car to Be Used as
Registration Booth for New
Members of Order.

Definite plans for the staging of the
1922 Red Cross Drive in Carter County
were started moving Saturday after
noon when the committee representing
the local post Of the American Legion
met with John +. Easley, county chair
man, ut the campaign headquarters at
l05 West Main street.
The goal Is $4,000, included in which
amount is the necessary finances for
the expenses Of the local office as well
as funds to be loaned to disabled ex-
service men.
Monday afternoon. at 800 O'Clock,
representative women of Ardmore will
meet under the auspices OF the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary to perfect plans
for n house to house campaign and
establishment of booths in the down
town section. The city will be divided
into districts which will be covered in
order that all residents be given an op-
portunity to aid in the movement. Com
ndttees OF business mon of Ardmore
viii cover the commercial districts.
An elaborate advertising campaign
will be put on during the drive and will
include window displays OF wartime
4 relics and deadly instruments OF bat
! tie. The window displays will be In
charge of an American Legion commit.
tee headed by Mark Davis. Mr.. Davis
requests that all veterans who have
these relics on hand bring them to him
al the hartnit building Sunday morn
ing at 900 o'clock.
Join the Order
A unique exhibit, which will also
serve as a registration booth for those
who desire to enroll as members OF
the Red Cross. will be the French
railroad box car, owned by the 40-s fra
ternity OF the legion, which will be sta.
toned in front Of headquarters on the
curb. Girls will be in charge and the
car will remain at the curb through
out the drive.
Chairman Easley is now busily en-
gagged in lining up committees in the
other cities and towns of Carter coun'
ty, and judging by reports from those
districts, considerable interest is being
displayed in the movement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03

PHILADELPHIA The University
OF Pennsylvania soccer team defeated
Harvard 3 to 0 ON Franklin field Sat.
urday,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-03
WEATHER

Sunday fair and warmer;
Monday, fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
OHIO OFFICERS MAKE
SUCCESSFUL RAIDS
IBy Associated press.I

COLUMBUS. ONO. Nov. G.-Sta,.
i''"h!hiti"n Commissioner Parker TO.
day made known results of a tire.
days raid in the city OF Hamil,o,
and Butler County last week. /,
which n" said more than 500 gallon,
of whisky we're Coniisvatcd. 'rcprc.
sentative business men were arros,
ed. stills broken up, ANA open don.
ri vice uncovered"
Thursday, Friday ana Saturday o..
last week. said Parker. fifteen in
sp"c,ors and a number OF deputies
working in automobiles. Swoop.,l
down on Hamilton ana i!utler Couu-
~. making more than $50 arrests. M
addition TO coniiscnting the liuloI
and stills. Parker asserted polio,
and city officials Of Hamilton may
he implicated.
Butler County is characterized by
the prohibition agents as the worst
OUTLAW county in the State. with
everything wide open" They dcclnr.
much comtrahand liquor is distributed
over tho state from there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
BEWARE THE
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead 10 serious lung trouble You can
stop them now with Circumcision an
enulsiicd cr.Osutc that is pleasant
10 take. CreomulStou Is n new rncdi-
cal discovery with iwOrold action
II soothcs ana n"als the iunamcd
membranes and Kills the germ
or ali known drugs creosote is
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest h"aiin" agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. Circumcision contains
in addition to creosote. other healing
elements which sootne and heal the
in tiamed membranes and stop the irri-
tation while the creosote goes on to
the stomach ia absorbed into the
blood. attacks the seat OF the trou-
Bile and destroys the germs that lead
to consumption.
Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac-
tory IN the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis ana othar forms
of throat and lung diseases. and is
excellent for building mp the system
nfter colds or the flu. Money refund
ed II any cough or cold no matter
Of how long standing. ~ not relieved
after taking according TO directions
Ask your druggist. Circumcision Co..
Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07

places as corrected for this election:
clay Ward-First precinct. Keepers
house. Monroe Park, Second precinct.
Randolph school. Randolph and
Chniu streets: Third precinct, 30i
South Laurel street: Fourth pre-
ciuct. liz North Meadow Street; Fifth
precinct, jefferson garage. . West
Main street: sixth precinct. Jerry
Morauo, 20i North Robinson street:
Seventh precinct. 1901 West Main
street. corner Plum Street: Eight II
precinct. 1924 West Cary Street.
Ninth precinct. garage in rear. 2GO0
West Main street: Tenth precinct.
White Auto service Company. corner
Colonial and Westhampton Ave-
nu"s; Eleventh precinct. r. Il. Lee
school, kcuS!nSton Avenue.
Lee Ward-First Precinct. Old Do
miuiou Trust Company. Harrison and
BROAD streets: Second Precinct. 40
West Broad Street. corner G!imer
street. Third Precinct, 252a west
iiroad street. corner Robinson Street:
Fourth Precinct. 22l West Broad
street. Fifth Precinct. 1897 West
Hrond street: Sixth Precinct. 200
W"st Marshall Street: Seventh Pre-
rjuct. schoolhuusc. corner Iiaw-
.ho'ne and Walton Avenues. Gintcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
10000 ARE IN NORFOLK
DRUG TRAFFIC, CHARGE
Judge Croner Tells Grand
Jury of Extent of Illicit
Business.

lHP'cIal 10 Inc IlmcS- Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. G.-''rhc drug
traffic. think. has reached such
proportions that IL is UNDERMINING
'hc lower strata OF our community
SAID Judge u. Lawrence Groncr i'm
his explanation To the United states
grand jury today OF The nature of
Federal law violations before pre-
sentinS To that body Scveuty-iivc
cases for consideration.
we have hundred or more cases
before each term OF court" he CON
tinued. hut this number only. taps
Inc surface of the traffic. which, uu-
Tess II is checked soon. will over
throw government and wreck society
There are more than 10000 p.r-
sons in Norfolk engaged In this
frat:ic in some form" he told the
jurors. and that is a conservative
estimate. The number is CROWN,
each day. the numDcr OF addicts is
increasing. and with them the mum
Der OF pcddicrs who reap a rich hnr-
vest from the enormous profits de-
rived from handling narcotics.
Every citizen has a right to nor-
tic!pat" in the making OF laws. bu;
many think that the ri,;h, to par-
tiCipatc carries with /, the rich, to
violat" them. The narcotic viola
tionS ar" by far III" mos, danrcrous
violations ana are due the mos, So
riuuS consideration"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
ROTH SIDES EMPHATIC IN
CLAIMS FOR ONO NICrOIt

lbN Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. ONO. Nov 6.-As
OHIO tonight saw the close OF one OF
the mos; strenuous political cam
pa!gns in years. both major parties
were claiming c"mpl tc success for
their tickets by large majoritfcs.
Democrats hcado l.tcrs predicted
that senator Alice fomercnc. sock
ing recollection, would lead the
ticket with one Of the largest INA.
jori1ics eyer given q candidate for
mat office, and THAI A. V. Douohcy
would D." elected Governor bv only
a Slightly smaller majority.
li"l. hlicau headquarters autho-
riZ"d tho statement thar CONGRESS-
man :. T.. FcsS would defeat scua-
tor l"m'r'n" by more than l26. 900
votes. and that Carmi \. THOMPSON.
candidate for Governor. and tho en-
tire Republican ticket. would ha
"le.rcd a. AN endorsement OF rrcs.
dent Harding and the present state
administration.
Secretary of state Smith tonight,
estimated tomurrow's vote at 600.
geo. compared with more than 1000
VNp tw" years agn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-07
V|RGIN|AN SAYS HRz|NG
FORCED HIS RESIGNATION
J. e.. Bonifant. of Powhutan,
Tells rl-Marshal About
''l{umiliation.
ICY Assoclntcd Dress. !

ANNAPOLIS. Md Nov. G.-Thc
treatment accorded him at tn" Naval
Academy chiefly by Mid>hipman
John J.. Gilmcr. accused o; huziug.
was humi!iating aud oppressive.
and intvrfcrcd So with his Schuiasr ic
work that he could not Keep up his
own studies and maic him uccIGc TO
resign. Midshipmau Joseph g Boni-
FAINT, Of the 'nlcbc" class. testified
today In the Courtmartinl Of Gilmer
at Nh" Naval Academy. Gilmcr is
from san Diego. Cal. and is the Son
Of lieutenant j. Z. Gnmer. OF the
navy medical corps. BoniGaut is
from rowhatan. Va
Tho charge Of hazinr against Gil
m"r is supported by six Spccitlca-
tionS. Three OF these relate To the
hazinE of Honifant by asking him
questions MOI part OF his regular
work. and lay compelling him to
d" continuous physical! exercise: a
fourth alleges thnt Eoniiaut and
Midsh!pman Etheircdgc Grant. Neal
Campbell and Karl Bicdcrman were
compelled TO engage ia a pie race.
aud tn" other relates go alleged
ha2inE Of Grant and Biclerman
Honltaut stated that the running
and hazing began with ;hc frs, Of
October. when the upper classnen
returned. and That Gilm,r. who was
at tho table with him. asked him a
number OF questions not related 10
his actual work about S"amauship
at every meal. EouiiIut said he had
I" us" W. most "f his study period
trying to got the answers to these
questions. aud that h neglected his
required work In such a way that he
failed t" hc satisfactory and dccid-
ed TO submit his resignation. The
resignation. however, has not been
accepted.
The Decentralization OF Boni-
FAINT by Major Leonard. Gilmcrs
counsel was very thorough. and In
dicat.d thar i; WAS designed to show
shat 'iil'n"r had declared he intend
I'd I" resign FOR other reasons. such
AS 10 study law. and because n.
feared the result ~ Il coming phys,.
"a! examination.