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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
OFFICIALS STILL
UP IN THE AIR
IN MURDER CASE
With the Admission of Schnei-
der That He Had Falsely
Accused Hayes the
Mystery Deepens.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j. 49, While
state and county officials sought an
xiously today for something tangible
on which to proceed in the inquiry in
to the murder on September IA Of the
Rev. Edward Wheeler Hail, rector 'of
the Episcopal church Of ST. John. The
Evangelist. and the choir singer. Mrs.
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills, friends or
Clifford Hayes went ahead with pre-
parations for mass meeting tonight
to celebrate Hayes release yesterday.
His release and collapse OF the case
OF mistaken indentity made OUT By
authorities following the admission Of
Raymond Schneider that his accusa-
tion of Hayes was false Schneider
still was held in the Somerset souuty
Jail today. although no charges had
been lodged against him. lie was lock
ed up US u material witness some days
ago after he had made a statement
charging Hayes wlth killing Hrs Mills
and Or. Hall.
Authorities were admittedly UP In
the air" again. They turned anew to
day TO clews pointing 10 the families
OF the slain rector and Mrs. Mills and
detectives were engaged In running
down numerous details discarded when
officials accepted Schneiders accusa.
tion es a solution OF the mystery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
CITY ASSESSED
5000 BY T-K,O
HIGHWAY ASSN,
Patterson of Oklahoma City
Is Named Treasurer; John
Easley Home From the
First General Meet.

Ardmore has been assessed 5000 as q
portion OF the upkeep OF the T.K-O
highway association which was formed
at convention here last week. accord
ing to Secretary John Easley Of the
Chamber OF Commerce and vice presi.
dent of this division.
d. &. Patterson Of Oklahoma City
was named treasurer OF the assocla.
ton and his bond was fixed Payments
are 10 be made monthly. aud II there
comes periods that funds are not needed
no assessment will be made. 70 is ruled.
Seventy five per cent ~ the assess.
ment goes to the general headquarters
while the remainder is used by ne local
organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
FEW CLAIMS FILED
AGAINST DEFUNCT
NATIONAL BANK
Receiver Intimates That the
Depositors May Lose Money
Unless Claim Is Made
Before October 81.

Despite the fact that several hun
dred persons in Ardmore hold claims
against the defunct State National bank
only a few claims have been filed for IL
nal settlement. It was stated this morn
ing by Bernard ulrich. receiver. Claim
ants include deposltors as well rs those
holding expense bills and the like,
against the institution.
ON July u. u. X. Crissinger. comp
troller of the currency. sent out the
following notice to all claimants: NO
tice is hereby given to al; persons who
may have claims against the State Ma
tional Bank or Ardmorc that the same
must be presented Co B. Ulrich. roceiv-
er, with the legal proof thereof within
three months from this date. or they
may be disaliowrd."
Depositors must present pass hooks.
certificates OF deposit on other tyldonc"
OF deposit, the receiver stated. Special
blanks vii! be- furnished Tor making he
claims.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Bishops HOIStein
Bull Winner Grand
Champion at Fail

II. $. Bishop IS In receipt OF teie.
gram from q. l.. Ward at Little Rock
Arkansas. saying that their Senior jun
Tor HolsteIn hull. Colantha Bcets de- kol
johanna, has won grand champion oycl
the strongest competition he has ever
had. This animal was also grand cham
pion al the Oklahoma state fair
Mr Ward is touring the different
states with "a Carter county herd OF tlol
stcins. From Little Rock he VIII 30 IA
Shreveport. Ia. and Dallas, ToVas. and
then back home to Ardmote where IN,
herd will be- kep. on Mr.. Rishor ranch
six miles south OF Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Whadder Yuh Mean, Unlucky Day?

Keep your fingers crossed
Look out lot ladders and spilled salt
And run II YOU see a black cat.
For today In Friday the l3th, the
star Jonah combination OF them ALL
That is, II you're superstitious.
hut If you are inclined to scott At
the Friday jinx Idea. here are few
arguments In your favor.
Columbus expedition which dlscov.
cred America set sail on Friday and
landed on Friday.
Richard Henry lee introduced the
Declare lion of Independence on Fri
day.
CORVALLIS surrendered on Friday.
Aud to argue against the IS super.
ttition.
=. There we're 10 original United States.
= There are 10 stripes in our flag. and.
Originally Il contained 10 stars.
President Wilson considered 10 as
his lucky number--and he was right
about it--Callfornia's thirteen elsclor.
lal college votes reelected him
A for Friday the i3th.
General Pershins was born on fri,
DAY To-
The yanks won at 81. Mihiel on Fri
day, September IS. 1918.
Where the Friday Is idea came from
IL sun in doabt The most probabls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Mrs. BoucheI Says
Children Caused
Gamblers Action

NEW oRLEANS-Mrs Onesua de
Bouchclle, Who arrived here today. de.
clarcd that opposition To her marriage
to Asa q. Gambler ir. Atlanta capital.
ist, on the part OF Candlers children
WAS due to the fact that Gambler. AT
the time they were engaged. had plan.
ned to change his will so a. tO leave
his entire estate to her.
"Mr Candlcr told mc that hc plan.
ned to leave everything To me" Mrs.
de Bouchel said. "rhls he could do
under the Georgia law.
II protested to him that did not
believe that would he fair to the Cana
Ter children, and Mr. Gambler replied
that he has already done enough for
them"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
ENFORCEMENT Of
Law FOR OCT. Il.
Judge Hand to Make Decis-
ion on That Date; Work
Will Not BE Confined
TO One District.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES officials
said today hat enforcement OF the new
ban against liquor Oh ships probably
VIII be stayed generally until October
IL. cs a result of the restraining order
returnuble on that date issued by fed
eral Judge Rand o: New York
J. J. Erl,t. chief counsel Of the prohi-
bitioa unit declared that although tech
nlcally The restraining order would
leave enforcement OF the new ruling
only in Judge Hands district. "by i'm
pllcniion" the stay would also apply
throughout the country generally,
Mr.. Britt conferred with Secretary
Mellon prior 10 the meeting OF the cab.
met today. believing the draft OF the
Ailcc To be sent 10 ship owners and
the temporary instructions TO customs
officers being drawn up Tor their guid.
ance IN the clnmping down the lid on
llquof aboard ships. 1t was indicated
that the subject was one OF those TO
come mp for discussion by the cabinet
with view 10 drafting general pol.
ipV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
NUMBER 13 FIGURES
in LEMONS DEATH

NE WYORK. Tho number "le" fig
ured prominently in the death this. Fri
day morning. OF Clifford Lemon In an
automobile accident.
Lemon was riding in 18Th Street. OF
Brooklyn, at about 1919 o'clock IN o
roadster belonging to fire engine com.
pany number 10. when the car was
side swiped by another and crashed
into the curb. lie was thrown from II,
car. landing ON his head and was killed
almost Instantly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
CITY EMPLOYEES ARE
STRONG FOR WALTON

Employees OF the city OF Atdmore are
~ per cent strong Tor Jack Walton
Tor governor. II is evidenced by a bal.
lot made during the past week. II is
a close estimate that there viii not be
six votes so to John Fields it WAS said
this morning.
The police department are for Walton
to a man. It was said. The water depart.
ment has one republican Ia the force,
Will, the street gangs are kinder split
up. The fire department Is expected TO
be- 100 per cent strong. while other ON.
ploys In the city hall are regarded as
solid a. stone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
TOTAL RYE CROP Is
7O,l52,0OO BUSHELS

WASHINGToN--Total rye produc.
ton for 1922 Tor is countries Tor which
figures are available Is estimated at
i7O its,0O bushels 10y the department
of agriculture, Production In the same
countries last year was 110,6OS. 900
bushels. Countries for which reports
are not available are Russia, Austria,
Denmark. Greece, Norway. and most
ot the countries OF the southern h-ni.
sphere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Luncheon Saturday
Of Legion Will Be
a Record Breaker

Saturdays luncheon ot the George II.
Anderson post, American legion. will be
a record breaker IN more ways than
one. 1t is perdicted
Cas-, OF "'rhe Microhe of Love will 10,
special guests-aHd there's host o.
them.
Last minute details OF the "on to Moo
Orleans delegation viii hc gone over
aud - hurried goodbye will be- said. as
The special train leaves at 3 y. IN. Tor
The south An "wrcps' will be- ellminat
81. 1t Is onnounood-so there viii be no
need Tor umbrellas. rubber bins or a
sponge Handkerchief.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL WILL
BE PRESENTED FREE FROM DEBT

The debt on the salvation Army home
is going TO be lifted.
that was determined this morning
when meeting was held at the cham.
bot of commerce. for the purpose Of dis.
GUESSING VANS and meaas for wipine
out an Indebtedness and turning over
The building to tne army intact without
iehi Of any character against IT,
u was decided To begin drive next
week 10 raise this fund. Perry Maxwell
stated
Mr Maxwell stated that many OF the
arHr contributors 10 the home have
already done their part. but felt sure
there we're enough ci,ifens In Arjnors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
ISSUE NOT
RAISED ~ NORTH DAKOTA

BISMARCK. y. D-CuNd.dates up.
posing the reelection of Norlh nako.
ta's Representatives in congress. an
three of whom have SUPPORTED prohibi.
tiun programs have NOT raised the wet
and dry issur iu prediction campaign.
ing The present rentp sentative. O. u.
Burtnsss. ueurge ". Young and =. u.
Sinclair. have ihc Aappuit oi ihs nfes.
ieu' q. The North Dakota. " l.. T. L.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
WOMAN KILLED WHEN
She JUMPS OFF TRAIN

LITTLE ROCK. Ark - A woman.
apparently about 20 years Of age. be.
lieved to be Mrs Chas. u Wern OF
Mass. Michigan. was killed last night
when she jumped or fell from a win.
dow OF the MissouriParIfic train near
Rixie. near here.
She had ticket from Texarkana to
II. Louis. Railway officials said that
the woman apparently became dement,.
I'd on the train and the conductor had
placed her In q compartment OF a PUN.
men cal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Uncle Sam Will
Show His Hand If
Lines Can't Agree

WASHINGTON Co. Unless an In.
junction is granted the Cunard line.
the British government probably will
protest formally through the foreign of
flee against the ruling prohibiting liq.
uors on foreign ships In American
waters. It was stated In official quar-.
tcrs today. Officials here. however.
express the opinion that an injunction
will be granted Ia the American courts
II is understood the government takes
the attitude OF remaining In the back.
eround and allowing the private lines
to take the lead but will intervene in
the event OF the failure OF these et.
forts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Texas City Is
Placed Under
Open Port Lau,

AUSTIN, TeXas.-ryler. Smith
county, viii be placed under open
port law, under order OF Governor
Neff. Il was authoritatively an
nounced this morning. This follows
investigation Of the railroad strike
there by Ranger Captain Aldrich
who returned here yesterday.
clayton Hudson, former employe
or te Cottohn Belt railroad. at Tyler
was killed during = disorder there
last week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Jennings Mining Head

CLEVELAND sidney j. Jennings
NJ New York was elected president OF
the American Mining Congress at the
annual election held by the board OF
directors here Today. Albert j. Nan.
son of Chicago, ". g. pocring Of ST
Louis; Daniel u. Wcnt1 of Philadelphia
and VIM Lindsay OF Knoxville, Tenn.
we're chosen directors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13

who would willingly contribute enough
TO put the institution out OF debt,
NJ. q. l<ellett. divisional secretary.
laid the matter before the directors.
1t was decided to select a committee
from each OF the civic clubs of the city
they to begin raising this money Mon.
day morning
Nit Maxwell stated that the invest.
ment represented approximately $4,000
and should be the source Of pride TO ev-
cry vitizen.
The committees will follow pre.ar.
ranged campaign. snd hope to be able
to- file report within a short time Ia
the effect that thslI efforts have been
successful.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
OPPOSES MORATORIIA NJ

PARASITIC French government IA,
instructed Louis Barthou. It's represeu
atiye on the allied rcparauons commis
sion. to oppose the latest proposition
made by Sir John Bradbury of Eng
land. that an immediate moratorium
Tor period 81 five years be granted
Germany ON al cash payments. 1t was
s,miofficlglly announced this aftet.
noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Woman Holds to
Dogs Tail and
Life Is Saved

LONG BEACH. Calif.-RoN. AN
airedale. owned by Miss Lillian
Norstall. is credited with saving
his mistress life when, while in
bathing IN the surf she was over.
come with cramps The dog was
also in the water aud was not far
from Miss Norstau when cramps
made II impossible for her to move
her limbs. Rex seemed TO sense
her distress He swan close To- her.
She grasped his stump 81 tail
and he took her ashore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
shawnee VIII Entertain

MrSkoGEE. okla.-The executive
board ot IN. state federation OF music
at meeting here yesterday afternoon
selected Shawnee for the spring con.
vontlon OF the federation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
EDICI Of LOWER
BODY UPHELD BY
OKLAHOMA synod
Rev. Weith, Counsel, An
nounces Appeal General
Assembly Next Year;
Irwin Seeks Limeaght.
JAKE LANNON'S NAME
CITED IN EVIDENCE
Former Lawton Pastor Sus
pended and Must Apollo
gize for His Pamphlet.

TULSA, Okla.-Eev Thomas ]. Irwin
of the Lawton bathing pool wedding
fame is going into the movies" Iie
declared his intention TO thus capitalize
the publicity given him in the past few
months as a result OF the Lawton af.
fair following the rendition OF yer.
dict last night by the Presbyterian lu.
dicial commission appointed by the ok
lahoma synod TO The effect that AI li-
win was yndicated as not Being Lila.
and Il purjurer.' as charged by the
III Reno Presbytefy court. but that H.
was guilty Of conduct unbecOming u
minister when he donned bathing suit
and married a couple similarly dressed
in bathing pool near Lawton, and that
he had violated his ordination VOWS in
severely disciplining two members oc
his parish for non attendance at the
church services and in publishing "A
pamphlet entitled Low Twelve" in
which one Of the members of his par.
ish was held up to public ridicule
Must Apologize
Tho final order Of the commission was
that Mr.. Irwin remain Indefinitely sus-
pended from the ministry and that IL
he desires reinstatement, the way is
open 10 him TO 20 before the III Reno
Presbytery and apologize Tor "Low
Twelve" The verdict was announced
ON the stroke OF midnight as wan
ing moon peeped curously in the In
provised court room in the Universlty
OF Tulsa. Notice oi appeal 10 the gei
eraI assembly. which meets III India
napolis May rs. 1928. Was given hy Rev
c. e.. Weitt of Ardmore. attorney for
the ACCUSED
llamon'S Name Cited
Charges haze been made by frends
and counsel for Mr.. Irwin thai tlc
whole controversy at Lawton grew on,
Of the pastors friendship for the lJ.r
Jake l.. hamon. republican national
committeeman from Oklahoma fof
whose death Clara Smith Hamon Waa
tried At Ardmore for murder.
The breach between the l.awton pl.
tor and certain members Of his cor
gregation was widcned whe.. the Rev.
over Hamon. Hamon made large con
trbItlons To the Lawton church and
installed in Il a motion picture upia
ratus to which many members vi the
church were opposed.
Moderator Alternately IN rendering H..
decision Of the Synodical commission
this morning said. 1t Is clear that
mi, matter did not come 10 head .n
he l.awton church until after Tia
mons death and i IS onlS far to all
parties concerned To state that the
trouble was caused not by any political
connection that Jake llamon may have
had, but due to the disuppruyal ON the
part OF elders ana the congregation OF
the supposed personal Influence ot
Jake Hamon. he being tho kind OF man
that they believed he was.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Country Aroused

LONDON-Discussion Of the political
crisis again fills the principal columns
of the newspaper this morning. The
outstanding feature OF the situation Is
an increased indication of the harden
ing of the conservative opposition to
Austen Chamberlain continuance as
leader OF the unlonist party unless he
cuts loose from Premier Lloyd George
and the coalition; that he will do this
is regarded in best informed quarters
as altogether unlikely.
1t is recalled that he has been IN close
agreement with Lloyd George on all
the great political questions since the
beginning of their association, and he
has confessed to friends that he cannot
and does not wish to escape his share
OF the responsibility for the course
which has been followed
Done With Lloyd George
! Mr.. Chamberlain Is represented as
being convinced that continuance OF
! the coalition is not only desirable but
inevitable. Us no party is likely 10
emerge from an election with an inde
pendent majority Moreover, il Is stated
that he would in any case refuse &c
lead the party against his colleagues
in the cabinet with whom he has nc
] political disagreement and for whom
he cherishes close personal friendship
This being so, conservatives say, he
must quit his leadership. for they have
done with Lloyd George and all his
policies.
The Morning Post. mouthpiece Of the
more extreme Tories, cites this View
badly Ia an editorial today. Mr.
Chamberlain II said, is putting loyalty
to the premier before loyalty to his
party and he cannot continue his ad
herence to Lloyd George without resign
ing his leadership.
The newspaper admits that the resis
nation of Mr. Chamberlain would seri'
ously injure the conservatives, hut says
I the party finds it more and more diff
I cult to confide in his political integrity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
.FREIGHTER WAS
FIRST To REACH
Scene Of FIRE:
Survivors are Expected to
Reach Port Tomorrow on
Government Boat: Cap
tain Last to Leave.
BLAZE STARTED
THURSDAY MORNING
Transfers Made Without Com
motion of Any Kind;
Heat Is Intense.

SAN FRANCISCO. The PASSENGERS
of the Clty of Honolulu. which burned
at sea Were transferred to the United
states army transport Thomas from the
rescue freight ships Yves, Faraion at
dawn today, according to an Official
message received by the Federal Tele.
graph company. The Thomas is due in
So Francisco tomorrow. but is cx.
p I'd she wil be at least day late.
The message continued that the City
Of Honolulu was burned beyond repair.
and That Il would be two days at least
before any ship would be able to ap.
proach her on account Of the intense
heat. The message indicated that the
I transfer of the passengers had been
effected without any particular Incl
dent.
TWO messages sent by the Thomas
today TO army transport headquarters
here We're made public upon their re
celpt. The first said that the Thomas
was alongside the West Faralon at 3
a. n. and the second said tha. it had
been decided to wait until dawn to
transfer the passengers. as they are
asleep"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
INDUSTRIES TO
BE DISCUSSED
At MEET TODAY
Meeting at Ardmore High
School at $3.50 Is Called as
Climax to Manufacture
ers' Week Here.
DISPLAY is OPEN
ALL DAY SATURDAY
NfLeen Hundred Viewed the
Exhibitions Thursday; the
Students Guests Today.

Plans for the assistance and develop
ment OF existing industries lending aid
to prospects and general survey OF
the Industrial resources OF this city
will be- discussed when manufacturers
" wholesalers. retailers bankers and bust.
ness men meet at Ardmore high school
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
This meeting IS the climax OF Manu-
facturers' Week which has been held
in th. school gymnasium this week,
ana which was viewed by 1900 persons
Thursday Fully 1000 viewed tire ex-
hibits on the previous day This after
noon the 800 students and teachers
of The two high schools win Wow the
exhibits.
Exhibition Closes Saturday
Tho exhibition OF Ardmore products,
displayed by more than 80 manufacture
ers, will remain open all day Saturday
and Eddie Anderson win be- in charge.
There is no admission charge, and en-
trance is gained at the second street en-.
trance, leading into the basement.
This exhibit is the first attempted by
Ardmore business men and it Is likely
now that It will be made a permanent
feature each year. II was started as an
educational move by c. W. Richards,
superintendent OF schools. FOR the stu.
dtnts. bot later developed in proper.
- hat an expert had 10 be called in
10 handle the displays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
30 Women Aboard

According to this last message the
West Faralon advised the Thomas that
Il did not have proper accommodations
for the passengers and crew Of The City
of llcnolulu. The second message gAye
the list OF the city Of Honolulu az 80
women 30 men and lS1 members OF the
crew.
The fire broke out between and 8
o'clock Thursday morning The pas
seger were nsput over the side at s. the
captain Left the tseamer a little after
10; the West Faralon arrived At $3.50 in
the afteroonn. by quatrer 60 four the
last boat loud uf castaways had been
hauled aboard the West Faralon, and
that ship. her every corner crowded. lay
10 mile from the fire swept vessel
and all hadns watched the ship burn.
All hands. that is. but the radio op-
orator he was busy sending messages
that told the world the steamers com
pauy was safe. and other messages that
kept the Thomas teasminr southwark
to provide for the rescued some smooth.
cr comfort than the planking ot the
West Faralon's decks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
FLASHES

WASHINGTON shipping board
vessels will remain dry regardless oi
the outcome of the injunction procees
inrs brought IN New ior, ON behalf oi
the American priNatcl, owned ships, ~
was announced today Chairman
iasker.
MADISON, Ms.-GOyernOr J. !.
Blaine declared today that he was un.
alterably opposed " the principles ana
objects Of the ku klux Khan ana,
through his executive communications
and orders has shown his opposlt,on
since the first appearance of the organ.
iSation in Wisconsin.
WASIuNGTON--All restrictions up
on the supply Of bunker coal to ships.
American and foreign. at all ports oi
the United States. have been removed,
i was announced today. by Fuel Dis
tributor Spens.
Observation-Disclosures sue.
tess of serum remed, for diabetes.
prepared b, pit, sioIogisis Of the t'ni.
versiiy Of Toronto. was announced here
b, Dr. Alfred Steneel.
WAsiil>G1O>-president Harding
was declares today BY ,ongrrssiona.
leaders who have rrceniI, .ontetree
With him To bed lsposrd 60 rall con
2ress ia q special session about Neseus.
Der ".
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Chamberlain Stands
With Lloyd George;
Premier Under Fire
Newspapers Insist That
Great Britain Is Done
With Aged Premier and
Coalition Must Be Broken
By Election.

BIRMINGHAM. Eng. Austen
chamberlain. the government lead
er. addressing the Midland conserv.
ative club here today declared il
would be criminal TO break up the
present coalition in view of the
labor menace.