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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Craborchard
n! the measley measles.

Oh! the measley measles.
Mrs. Jos. b. Feather is no better at
this writing.
Mrs. Laura Kelly returned last week
from a visit with relatives at Terra
Alta.
Dewey Kelly and Roy Peaslee are
having tussle with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WEIGH were
Albright visitors the first OF the week.
John Cramer has the bumper Gu
cumber patch in this vicinity.
Thos. Welch of Albright, is helping
Carl Gibson harvest.
Miss VERNE Ringer is staying with
her sister. Mrs. c. w. Gibson.
Albert Childs is woring for K. B.
Feather during harvest.
Harrison Ringer and son Frank
were Kingwood visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lenhart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbert Lenhart and family at
tended the picnic at Beech Run.
Joe WEIGH and family attended the
Kelly reunion at Centenary Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Feather OF Pitts
burg, are the guests of the formers
parents
]. F. Jackson spent several days at
the county seat the past week.
Mrs. Leila Ringer is the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Gibson and new
grandson.
Carl Gibson is so proud he steps
like rooster in high grass. It's
boy.
Don't forget the Feather reunion
the first Saturday in September. Ev.
erybody come and enjoy the day with
the Craborchard folks.
At the home OF Rev. J. -. Feather
last Wednesday evening, Charlie Seal
and Miss Josephine Feather were uni
ted, tied together and spliced in dou-
BILE jointed bonds of domestic felicity.
May they have smooth sailing DER the
matrimonial sea
Success to The Argus.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Twilight

J. A. Freeland made a business trip
to Morgantown last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Cobun OF Page.
w. Va. were kanes Creek visitors last
week
Elite Lancaster OF Jacobs Creek.
Pa, was visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. David Stutchel. last week.
Dan Beckman and daughter Mollie
of near unington. are calling on
friends in this vicinity.
Henry Hawley. who is working i'm
the cement mill at Mannheim, came
home last Saturday evening to spend
a short time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Hawiey.
Miss Lula Mcdaniel of Kingwood.
spent a weeks vacation at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdaniel of
Mount Phoebe.
Auda Eisaman and daughter Grace
OF kingwood, were guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. ]. F. Hawley last Sunday.
This neighborhood has been infested
with night providers for some time.
Better be careful. your sins may find
you out.
kanes Creek. the center OF industry
aud enterprise. will soon be n thing
OF the past, as they have nearly com
pleted their VIC K at this place.
Mrs. Marian Erwin and son Troy. OF
West kingwood. were visiting friends
in this neighborhood last week.
This is an age of Improvement.
Some are converting their old road
wagons into automobiles and say they
work like charm.
Rev. b. +. MCGEE preached his
farewell sermon out at Bethlehem last
Sunday night to n large and atten-
tive audience. We hope Rev. MCGEE
VII be returned to this charge anoth-
er year.
Walter Johnson and wife. OF Nor
gantown. are visiting Mrs. Lizzie John
son of Millersport.
The Hartsell and Goodwin reunion
was held at Kanes Creek last Satur-
day. There were not as many present
this year as last. Their next annual
reunion will be held at Reedsville the
second Saturday i'm August. S, d.
Hartsell. OF Kanes Creek. was elected
president OF the association.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17

Branch OF Agricultural Science Do
fined by Department Of Agriculture.
tProparod by United States department OF
Agricultural
The farm management Investigator
gets his Information direct from the
farmer. The solution or many OF tho
practical problems or agriculture arc
found TO have already been solved
generations ago by largo groups OF
farmers; particularly IL It true OF farm
management and organization. Every
farmer IL OF necessity moro less OF an
oxperimcnter. Tho results OF thou.
sands OF such eXpcrimenters gathered
by the farm management Investigator,
classified and interpreted I'm their bear-
ing on the community's problems and
on tho individual farms problems,
yield not only many fundamental
broadly applicable principles OF good
farm organization, but also show I'm
moro or less detail In just what re-
spect n successfully operated farm DIFF
fers from one which In "A failure or
only moderately successful.
In previous decades the agricultural
with the study of how 90 accomplish
certain ends-how best TO feed pig
or II COW. how best TO raise potatoes
or fruit. The farm management In
vestigntor IS concerned with determin-
Ing whether To keep cows or pigs,
whether 10 raise fruit or potatoes, and
If an industry is found to DO desirable
To- what extent II should enter into the
farm organization and with what In
tensity It should be pursued. All OF
these problems have I'm the aggregate
been solved by the farmers. Farm
management IL merely science for
classifying and interpreting the coilec-
tive experience Of the farming people
as 20 what constitutes business ehl-
cheney I'm farming.
Farm management considers farm
ing as business. II attempts TO ana
lyze the various factors having TO do
with the success or failure OF that
business as II IS found conducted on
the individual farm, and I'm so far as
possible 20 determine the brond out
standing factors for efficiency which
admit OF general application for
region.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17

All roads lead to Kingwood ON Au-
gust 23-24-25.
Guy NJ. Bonsheld. of Tunnelton. was
business visitor this week.
c. J. Miller. OF Miller Bros, Tun-
melton, is business visitor here to-
day.
Remember the U. b. festival in West
kingwood Saturday evening. August
18th.
Hubert Lenhart was over from Nor
gantown Saturday visiting his old
home.
Rev. Frank NJ. Patterson will preach
at Ruthbell next Sunday afternoon at
800 o'clock.
There will be festival at the Keys
building in West Kingwood by the
members and friends OF the u. b.
church for the benefit OF the church.
The fish pond will be a feature. Ey-
erybody come and bring your friends.
Hoy Rodeheaver. who base been To-
Gated in Ohio for some time. has re-
turned to Kingwood to assist his faith
er. He was accompanied home by
Miss Blanche Rodeheaver. who had
been visiting in Ohio for several
weeks.
Rev. Frank M. Patterson returned
this week from his vacation. and on
next Sunday morning at the Presby-
terrain church the usual morning wor-
ship service will be held. In the
evening the union service will be held
i'm this church. The Rev ]. f. Wells.
OF the Methodist Ep' scopal church.
will preach the sermon All are most
cordially invited.
Sunday services at the u. b. church:
Sunday school at $3.50 a. IN. Scott Run
ner, superintendent; class meeting at
1880 a. m. c. Y. Bishop, leader; c. L.
at 7:l5 p. m, Prentis Erwin. leader.
There will be preaching at the Mes
senger U. d. church at 1880 a. m,
Rodamer 300 p. m. and Mt. Run at
500 p. m. by the pastor.-w. II. Cum
bingham, pastor.
The third degree team OF the local
lodge. Knights OF Pythias. went TO
Tunnelton Monday night where they
conferred the rank of Knight upon f.
r. Parrack, a member OF Mckinley
lodge at that place. A large number
OF visiting Knights from various
lodges I'm the county were present
Refreshments were served and an en-
joyable time was had by all present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Brandonviilc.


William Spindler and wife OF CHI
ton Mills, were visiting his sister. Mrs.
+. '. Maust. last Wednesday.
Miss Marie Groves OF Bruceton. IL
spending few days with Miss Lynne
Waddcn.
W. :. Goodwin and wife OF Cumber-
land. Md. are guests OF MIR. Goodwin's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. f. Goodwin.
east OF town.
Mrs. Lille l. Dewitt OF Terra Alta.
has been visiting relatives In town re-
Gently.
Grandma Nieman went TO Union
town Saturday to visit her grand
children.
Mrs. Ii. +. Miller. who went TO a
hospital in Cumberland recently, is re-
ported in an encouraging condition.
j. l. Gruver has been quite III for
over week. but is improving slowly.
Clyde Benson and sister Meta drove
over from unionotwn Saturday to at
tend children's day aud see their
friends.
Muriel Wolfe spent two weeks re-
Gently with friends at Beech Run Hin
and Albright.
Rev. Nicholson has been working at
some repairs on the NJ. II. parsonage.
We hope the time is not far distant
when the parsonage will he occupied
by a minister and his family.
Mrs. Il. f. Maust and daughter I.y-
dia went TO Baltimore last "Wednesday.
whore Lydia underwent mn operation
Tor appendicitis. News received on
Saturday indicates that the operation
was successful and the patient I'm n
satisfactory condition.
Rev. Nicholson left Sunday after-
noon for Braxton county where he
was called to the bedside of n sick
friends
One OF the best executed children's
day programs the writer has ever at
tended was rendered I'm the old church
yard last Sunday at . O'Clock. The
Brandonville Sunday school. w. l..
Nieman, superintendent. and the
Shady Grove Sunday school, Jeremiah
Guthrie. superintendent, have worked
In harmony all summer with excellent
results I'm attendance and interest.
The program, made up OF numbers by
members OF both schools. showed the
result of harmonious effort The mu-
sic and drills were unusually attrac-
tive. For this much credit liz due
Mrs. Charles Burner and Mrs. Marcel
lus Faulkner, who had that part OF the
event In charge, Superintendent Me
man and the young people worked
urelessly In arranging and decorating
the grounds. At the close OF the pro-
gram, Rev Nicholson gave short but
practical talk on the benefits of Sun
day schools to community and to
individuals. A large crowd was In at
tendance and gave the closest atten-
ton. The Clifton Mills school brought
lunch to the Bowermaster bridge and
enjoyed n little outing before coming
up the hill TO the exercises
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Camp Chapel

The farmers are getting along very
we'll with their harvesting. Oats Is a
good crop and grass fair.
Joseph shrout is having new roof
put on his house
Norman Gale got his left hand brok-
en- last Thursday while loading a car
Of lumber
The following families are spending
a few weeks In the old historical camp
ground w. O. Conley, Frank Pierce.
Jack Sterling. Hiss Alice Heath, Cy-
rus ". Martin.
There will be a picnic AZ the camp
ground next Sunday. August goth.
Also festival a. the church on satur-
day night. Proceeds for the preacher
Ia everybody come and help along a
gopd cause.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Cuzzart

The farmers in this section have
been busily engaged in reaping their
oats the past week.
Carrie Conner is visiting friends
here
Edgar Forman and family, OF Terra
Alta, attended the Kelly reunion at
Centenary Saturday and paid James
Chidester's a visit.
The most OF our people attended
the Kelly reunion Saturday.
Rev. Orr paid this community a
visit and preached in the new church
here.
Albert Dodge and wife, of Morgan
town. are visiting friends here.
Guy Bishoff and wife OF Rowlesburg.
paid Ira Bishoff's a short visit Satur-
day.
Arch Savage and wife paid Charles
Groves visit Saturday.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
OF the season was the birthday party
given by u. @. M. Awman and wire
in honor OF their daughter Jennie's
21st birthday. There were about 20
invited friends present The evening
was spent with games OF different
kinds, music and social chats. Miss
Jennie received many handsome and
useful presents At n late hour ice
cream and cake were served. All
present enjoyed themselves and went
away wishing Miss Jennie many hap
py birthdays
The Kellys held their reunion At
Centenary Saturday The day was fine
and between 900 and 200 people
were there. Rev. Nicholson, Rev.
Morris and Rev. Engle made fine talks
There were quite "A number present
from Morgantown. Oakland. Md. and
| other places. They had general
good time. They will hold their next
reunion At Old Centenary.
A number Of our folks attended the
children's day services at Brandon
willie Sunday,
Measles are making their appear
ance In our community
e. S. Livengood paid ira Blshon a
visit Sunday.
Some OF our people are making ar
rangements TO attend the Guseman
reunion at Albright the coming Sat
urday
Aletha Reckart was calling ON
friends here the past two weeks.
Roka Awman. from near Watson
Dale, Md, was calling on friends here
the past week
Mrs. Harvey linn. Of Reedsville. was
visiting friends here a few days the
past week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Broadway

Harvesting IL well along in this sec
ton.
The berry crop is heavy this year
with prices good and pickers scarce.
Adam White and daughter we're at
Kanes Creek Sunday
Geo. l.. Shay. one OF our best far
mers and stock men, spent Sunday al
r. Listens. George is making good
Thos. F. Garner, local salesman for
the Indiana Silo company, has sold a
car load this season. They will be in
Kingwood soon.
Festival at Pleasant Dale on satur-
day night for the benefit Of the church
Come and have good time
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Rowlesbur0

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hershman and
children left on Friday for visit with
friends in Weston. They drove
through the country i'm their car.
Jas. Duckworth. who has been visit
ing with his family at Homecoming.
was in town this week
Mrs. p. Graney was a visitor TO
Clarksburg this week.
Miss Mildred Stuck OF Newburg. was
visiting at the home OF J. M. Carrico
last week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Fogle and Miss Ruth
Wheeler left last Wednesday for a
weeks visit with friends at Ocean
City.
Thomas Rogers was called to
Clarksburg Tuesday owing to the SER
ious Illness Of his son Melvin Rogers.
who was operated on i'm hospital on
Monday
Misses Matte Metheny and Edith
Falkenstine were weekend visitors OF
the young folks at Idlewlld camp.
Mrs 9, w. Carrico and daughters
Helen and Mary were CIarksburg
shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Eliason was a Cumber-
land shopper the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers of
Clarksburg. were visitors In town
from Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Gordon B. Late OF Newburg.
was the guest of Mrs Jas. Kidwell on
Thursday.
Mrs. W. j. Lavelle and daughter
Miss Ada. were visitors in town Mon
day.
Miss Helen SsJsb who has been
visi ting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Grim at Tunnelton. re-
turned home Saturday.
Samuel Bishop. OF Grafton, was Wis
iting his brother John Bishop at this
place this week.
DR.. Howard OF Oakland, who spent
Sunday here Visiting his son, DR.. +. c.
Howard, filled the pulpit in the NJ e..
church Sunday evening.
John Welch Of Grafton, was visitor
in town Sunday
Mrs. Rebecca Shaifer. who has been
visiting her son here. returned to her
home In Cumberland Monday.
Mrs. ". A. Hostotter OF Roanoke
city, who has been visiting relatives
here for the past week, left for her
home Tuesday. Her daughter Helen
viii remain here for the winter.
Mike Gibbons Of Cumberland, was
visitor in town Monday.
y. w. Buoy 81 Hairnont, represent
ing ArbuthnOt-Stevens Co, was call
Ing on our merchants Tuesday.
Roy G. Friedley returned to his
home in Waynesboro. Pa. Monday at
ter pleasant weeks visit al the homo
Of y. F. McMichaels
jas. Kidweli or Green Springs. spent
sunday here with his family.
A party Of young men from Buck
harmon are camping at Idlewild camp
on Cheat this week.
Mrs., Blanche Rankin Wolfe Of Tun-
Melton. Was a visitor in the River City
Wednesday
Frank Weltman was a business
caller 70 Fairmont Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs Harry Thompson de-
lightfully entertained at 500 card
party at their home on Monday even
ing In honor OF their guest, Miss Mar
garet Kelly Of Piedmont, a sister OF
Mrs. Thompson Those present were
Misses Susan Claire Dunn. Helen and
May Carrico and Marguerite Dawson
Messrs. John Hunter, Iey Dunn, Jos
and Frank Burke and Lee Hulstine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned administrative
wishes to here give notice that the
p1blic sale Of shares of stock IN The
Bank Of Kingwood of Haywood,
w. Vay and IN The Terra Alta
Bank OF Terra Alta, W. Va, adveT-
tiSed to take place on August 22nd,
1916, at the front door of the court
hose OF Preston county, W. Va, Is
hereby postponed until further no
tice.
JESSIE T. BROWN BROWN,
AdmTx. c. t. a., d. b. n. Margaret p.
Brown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17

20 =, D, 1910 Overland roadster, ex-
eeedingiy well equipped. new 5000
mile tires, extra tires, rim and tubeg.
absolutely as good as new. VIII sell
cheap on easy terms. Reason for sell
ing bave two cars. Address Box IL
hlnes3ood' W. Va. SIT
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Roaring Knob

Plenty OF rain and prospects ara
favorable for good crop OF buck
wheat
Some OF the farmers look forward
TO good yield OF corn.
Hay harvest is well along with an
exceptionally good cut.
Pita Pratt. daughter OF W. n. Tay-
lor. departed this life and was laid TO
rest In the cemetery near Mt. Zion
church last Saturday. To the deccas.
cd was born two children who sur
vive her loss.
Russell Gribblc OF Pisgah. was In
our community last Saturday looking
after the Enterprise school.
Huckloberry pickors are common
and bumper yield is reported.
j. l.. Fullmer In i'm Pennsylvania en-
gagged I'm the operation OF threshing
machine.
As the local blacksmith a. away
John T. Cress is doing some work I'm
the shop at Rohr.
Sam Shaner, who has been driving a
team for h. II. Cress. has moved To
Morgantown whore he is now employ
ed.
Willie Smith, dentist. was visiting
at g. A. Smiths Saturday and sun
day.
{. III. Gibson, of Hudson. was seen
driving through our settlement on last
Saturday on his way to Dellslow.
Lucy Burke was shopping at Ma
sontown one day last week.
Foster Cole has been unfortunate I'm
having one OF his horses disabled
through sore foot. II is getting bet
tor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17

To prevent tartar forming on the
teeth dip an orangewood stick In clear
lemon Juice and rub II oil over the
teeth and close up To- the gums four on
hvo times n week. Once or twice Q
day rub the gums with glycerin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17

The new school house To be erected
at Bull Run will be under construc-
ton i'm a short time. At the present
time we are not able to say who has
the contract.
Porter Jenkins sold his automobile
TO Otis Gale. He expects to replace
II with n 1917 model.
IL is understood that Stanley Clark
VIII teach the Friendship school the
coming winter. The house will need
some repairs before school opens as
tho lights are badly shattered.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Early Slavo-HoIdInu State

Maryland was an early slavehoid-
ing colony. for I'm 1842 Governor CAL
vert bargained with certain ship
master for the delivery OF 10 African
-slaves"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
THE FARMERS CLUB.


+ The farmers club II small /
i thing In Itself. hut through lts In !
+ flucncc In bringing about com. /
= munity effort and desire for /
i community improvement &c f. /
i ono OF the very strongest factors /
= for Improvement. Tho organiza- :,
!. tion OF n farmers club IL not DIFF. i
Il tcult. Two people cooperating /
!. can do many things that mother !
!. can do alone. Four farmers CO. I
+ operating can get many ndvan- /
j. tagcs In production. I'm market /
= Ing and I'm tho purchase Of sup 1
!. plies that one OF them cannot 4
i have alone. Some of the strong. /
u est farmers clubs have started i
Il with but three or four members, I
+ but by showing tho power OF /
i. united EFFORT have gradually I'm. I
j. creased their membership until I
j. some OF these clubs now have i
j. hundred or moro members. I
+ i
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17
Dome hlnmn the Mnnhlnna.

DON'T blame the Machines.
Perhaps one reason for motor speed
ing liz that automobiles feel their gas
olinc Just IA horse does it's oats.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17

Captain y F. Cole of Kingwood.
writing from Camp Kanawha to Hon.
George G. Baker. states that the food
cd dlstriet In Cabin creek is "a sight. E"
He says in part IL just came on
Cabin creek where the great food was.
and will say that Il was a sight. I
was one OF the first to get up with re-
lief There have boen % buried so
FAR and u will be hard to tell how
pany will never be found. The BOYS
have the situation we'll in hand at this
time Post Chronicle,
Mrs, Jennie Florence Demoss, aged
60, wife OF A. L. Demoss OF Morgan.
town, died at the home OF Mrs. George
ianham near Gladesvllle early yester-
day morning. Mrs Demoss had been
In falling health for some time and
early In August went TO her old home
thinking the change might do her
good She i survived bg her hasbahd
ana swQ children Mrs. Demoss was
Ihe daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Lanhsm and was born and
raised near 0iadesyille, The hanersl
service viii be held Friday mornins
IN the Glsdeevllle Baptist church.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-17

w v Mc1n ire and family OF Elkins.
were in town a short time today EN-
route to Terra Alta. where they will
spend a day or two. Mr.. McIntire is
trainmaster Of the Western Maryland
railroad AZ Elkins and during his va
cation is enjoying a motor trip with
his family through Preston and adj
Joining counties.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the ~ h
church will hold festival in the
grove IN West Kingwood Saturday
evening, August 18th. Refreshments
OF all kinds, including Ice cream. cake,
coffee and lemonade will be served
Also good FISHING" IL assured as a
pond" will be erected especially for
tho occasion. Everybody cordially in
vited to come and help a good cause
Sunday services at the Kingwood
Baptist church Sunday school at
10 a. M aim as in Sunday school
Last Sunday the women's Rible class
showed the larees. attendance. which
class Will lead next timer Public
worship At i1;eo a N, with sermon by
the Hev, !. W Hrewn of Fairmont.
Don't Target the union service at the
Presbyterian church at 800 D. m. with
sermon BY the Rev J Ebert Wells OF
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18
JOKER; ALSO ADVERTISER.

state Senator Isaac Barth les a per
sistcut Joker Also he is an odver-
tIser His theory Of The Joke Is that
II should be on him if he is unable to
lind amy one elise upon whom to play
It, lie likes favorable advertising II
b.. can get II, but the advertising he
must have, The complaint filed bF
him against Mr. Chrisman partakcs
of the nature both OF Joke aud adycr-
usinE as ana the complaint flied
against him by his law partner for
violation Of the state election laws.
The tou-dolar fine Imposed In JUS
tco McClollm's court was all he had
to pay for several hundred lines In the
newspapers Also it was good Joke
of the lnrlhian kind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18
THE NEW MEXICO MILITIA.

According to the special CORE.
spondcnts OF the metropolitan nc"a.
papers congressman are singing th'
praises Of former Secretary Of war
Iindlcy NJ. Garrison IN washington
those days lie opposed the federal
izauon Of the national Ruard ana pre-
diotcd the failure Of the plan 10 turn
state troops into federal reserves by
Che simple cNpedieut Of administering
the oath 10 mem.
The HAY law les failure. DIS.
patches report congress ready to No..
pea! ,hc militia section Or the law,
though whether that means that the
Garrison plan IS to be adopted re-
mains to be- seen. The national Puard
itself realizes the great mistake that
was made by the lobby Of guard Of
fcors who Joined hands with Hay TO
push his ban through. That lobby
didn't really represent the guardamou.
mt on tho other hand no protest was