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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
MANNINGTON

The Michael family held reunion and
ptcnic in a grove out Buffalo road yes
tcrday.
The Consumers team easily defeated
Mnuongah Glass. leaders OF the fair-
mont city league. at Blackstone park.
Sunday. by a 81 score. Mccoy, the local
pitcher had twelve strikeouts TO MS
credit.
Don't hesitate 20 enter the Intelligen-
ccr's Automobile and Diamond Cam
paign-it it is good for your ncighoors.
Mrs. VI. l.. Shanlcs and daughter.
Miss Lille. have gone to Writ, Okla.
to visit the formers son. John, ana
family.
Harry Richardson returned Sunday
from Chattanooga Tenn. where he was
DISCHARGED from military service.
Thu glass workers are arriving TOR
the opening Of the Marion window glass
plant which will ''blow in" on Friday
for 4 fifteen weeks run. Between 400
and 800 mon will be given employment
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
Getty OF the Methodist Episcopal church
will hold their regular meeting in the
church parlors tomorrow afternoon
A delegation Of Fairmont Elks at
tended tho regular meeting Of the local
lodge last night in the interest OF the
state moe; II E1ks which Will Dc neio
in F'airmont in September.
Mrs. Arthur Clayton Is entertaining
the Book club at her homo on Beatty
avenue this afternoon.
Miss Margaret Hanley. who has been
SEX at her home in Franklin street for
the past two months. Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Calvert and daughter
arrived from Kansas this morning fo-
a visit with d.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Calvert
! Mrs. VI. +. HSmilton has returned
from a visit at Mt. Lake Park. Md.
! Mrs. Dora Weaver and little niece.
Sarah Basnett, left yesterday for Mt.
! Vernon. 0.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McAdarn. Of Wheel-
| ing. were the guests Of Howard Holla-
) baugh over Sunday.
/ Miss Alice Higgins has returned from
visit at Mt. Lake Park
| Mrs. Loring Tonldn and children. OF
! Clarksburg. are guests Of Mrs. A c
Perry on Beatty ave.
. Mrs. w. s. Mckee and nephew, Paul
Mckee have returned to Pittsburgh
after a visit with Mrs. Jack Eperthener.
Mrs F.. +. Patterson IS visitor In
St Louis, Mo-
! Mrs. \. L. Pritchard Is spending the
week at Terra Alta
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lf1lie and son re-
turned last night from an auto trip 10
tn" east.
! Rev. ". NJ. Jennings returned today
, from visit to Mt. Lake.
! Mr. and Mrs. r. B Howard have re-
turned from q visit at the formers
home.
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Roads Federation to urge the adoption
by the electors In November. 1890. OF
the s50.000.o00 good roads amendment
to the state constitution.
Mrs. Z. F. Bonjour Of Carolina ave.
nue.. will entertain the Ladies' Bible
class Of the First Presbyterian church
Thursday evening.
Crescent chapter. No. 10. Order Of
Eastern Star. will hold their annual
picnic at Rock Springs Park Saturday. A
picnic dinner will bs served At six
o'clock.
Twenty quests were entertained on
Thursday night by Virgil HasSon In
honor Of his friend. william Dawson. Of
Charleroi, Pa. who is visiting In chss-
ter.
Charles Allison. Jr.. 10 visiting friends
In Steubenville. Ohio. 49,
A large delegation Of Chester people
will attend the Free Methodist camp
meetings which will be held at New
brighton. Pa, from Thursday, August
II, until Sunday. August ~.
Private Aaron Streets. stationed at
Fort McHenry Baltimore. Nd. since his
return last January from France, where
he was wounded. Is spending . thirty.
day furlough at his home here.
Mrs. G. A. Amer and sons, MrL Iva
Mcmillan and daughters. Lucille and
Fleta and Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice and
sons. Frank and Roy. left Wednesday on
an automobile trip to Franklin, Pa,
where they will camp for several HSoAa.
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SISTERSVILLE

Charles Core. Of Core, w. Va, passed
through the city last evening eli route
to Pursley, to attend the funeral OF his
aunt Mrs. Amanda Core.
The early beginners will be the happy
dnishers in the IntelliEenccr's Automo-
bile and Diamond Campaign
Miss Mary Elletson returned from
Parkersburg yesterday, where she spent
the weekend visiting relatives and
friends.
C. B. Ross. Of Morgantown. represent
ing the state agricultural college. arriv-
ed In the city yesterday and will spend
a few days in Tyler county.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Durham and little
daughter Mary. have returned from a
two weeks vacation spent with friends
and relatives In Washington and Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. W J. Tracy. who have
been visiting friends for the past few
days IN GAINESVILLE, Canterbury. and
Columbus Ohio. returned home Monday
evening.
Charles q. Harris has arrived IN the
states from France. relatives here
learned today. He will be mustered out
Of the service at Camp MERIT. n. J.
Mrs Pauline Siglcr and little dauGh-
ter Dorothy, who have been visiting
her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Schu7-
bach. left last evening for their home
at McMechen, W. Va Mr.. SiSlCr came
yesterday to accompany them home.
Charles Monroe has sold his grocery
store to Earl and Paul Miller, who will
take over tho business on September
FIRST. Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe will leave
the city IN about four weeks for Salem.
Ohio, where he will be engaged in a
different line Of business. Mr.. Monroe
has been in the grocery business in this
city for several years and has many
friends who wish him success in his new
line Of business.
Tho local cigar factory Of the J. r.
Wilson Cigar Company. Of Bethesda, is
doing nicely and Is furnishing steady
employment to fifty persons. principally
women and girls. J. B. Wilson, manager
of the company stated today that he is
we'll pleased with the progress being
made at the local factory.
A collision occurred on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad about half-milc south
Of Friendly. at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. Engineer Charles Mcconnell and
fireman James Ferry, Of Parkcrsburg.
were injured and railroad rolling stock
damaked to the extent OF few thous-
and dollars. Traffic was delayed for
several hours. The cause Of tho wreck
Is not known
Announcement has been made Of tho
approaching wedding Of Captain Russell
Padcn Of ParkcrsburG, and Miss LAWN
MIA Proctor Of Charleston.
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nifty. Miss Passmorc was formerly
teacher in the local school and she has
many friends III town who welcome her
visit here.
Preparations arc being made to replace
the big windows Of the Blain store
which werr broken about two weeks ago
" :? truck of the Bcllaire Beverage
"LIpany.
Mss Ella Roscoe, Of North Central
avenue. is spending the week with
party of Moundsvillc friends motoring
in the Allegheny mountains.
Mrs. Il. W. Walker. Of Canton, was
guest Of Rcv. and Mrs. A. P. Benjamin
during the carly part OF the week.
Little Miss Gladys Dawson, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Sigel Dawson. Of Adam
avenue. went on Monday TO Akron 10
visit Mt the home OF her brother. Hobart
Dawson.
Mrs. William Logan and three CHI
drCn, OF Central avenue, are spending
the week with relatives in Canton.
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Doctor Tells How to Detect
Harmful Effects OF Tobacco
Try These SIMPLE TESTS

lar pace. then stop. II you md that
you are out OF breath. your heart beat
is forced. trembling or irregular. you
may be a victim Of functional or or.
Eanic heart trouble. II you feel that
you must smoke. chew or snun to quiet
your nerves. you are. q slave to the to-
ING yourself with the deadly drug. nico.
tine. In either case you have just twA
on with the 0Alts
poisoning process irrespective Of the
dangers and suffer the consequences, or
give up the habit and escape tho dan.
gers. You can overcome the craving
and stop the habit in very short time
By using the following inexpensive: Go
% any drug store and ask Off Nicotol
tablets, take one tablet after each meal.
and in = comparatively short time you
will have no desire for tobacco. the crev.
ing will have left you. With the nicotine
poison out Of your system your general
health will quickly improve.
Notc--When asked about Nicotol tab
let's, one OF our leading druggists said:
1T is truly a wonderful remedy for the
tobacco habit: away ahead Of anything
We have ever sold before. We Are
authorized by the manufacturer 70 ~:
fund the money to every diasattEne0
customer and we would not pefunit the
use of our name unless the remedy pos
S"Sscr unusual merit. Nicotol tablets
are sold in this city under an iron.clad
money back guarantee by all up-to-data
druggists. including John Coleman ca
and c. II. Griest & Co .
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SANDY RIDGE, U.

Mrs. Smyth Flood. Of Marysville. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bailey.
Mrs. Vernillion and daughter. Jane,
Of Ashland, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. George Rurchhcld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Warwick. Of TIL
louisville. spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. William Hoffncr. Of Lower
Sandy.
Be sure to have a representative in
your town in the TntelliEcncer Automo-
bile and Diamond Campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood and fam
fly, OF Shutdown. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Wood. OF GAINESVILLE.
Miss Ruth Smith. of GAINESVILLE.
spent last week with Miss Mamie Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Niblocli spent
Sunday with Miss Hattie Hartley.
Manccl Mellott. of Cleveland. IS visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Miss Vera Brooks and friend. Glen
Conncl. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
John Brooks,
Clifford Bailey. Of Detroit. is visiting;
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen HALEY.
Of near SpcIdcl-
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Wiley. of Barnes
vile. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. Foreman. Of SpciI"l.
Mrs. I. +. Fisher is visiting relatives
al GAINESVILLE and Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lrmurl Bailey md fam
ily, Of Earncsvillc. and MIR. and Mrs
Bert Bailey and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Bailey. uf NJ.
Holly.
Miss Edith Mumma, of Earrcsvillr.
was the guest Of Miss Edna EurChNcId
last week.
Miss Vinni" Carpenter. of Rarncsvill".
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.. arr!
Mrs David Carpenter.
Miss Incz Miller. Of Parn"svillc. epnnt
the week end with Miss Alic" Hobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Goodman and
Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Goodman. Of Spcid"l.
spent Sundny with Mrs. Alice Talbot,
81 Parn"svillc.
Mrs. :. a Howell spent Thursday
with Mrs. Lotto Howell. Of Harness
VILE.
Mr. ard Mrs. John Cooper ana family.
Of ParkerShurg. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. S. y. Howell.
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Another Election.

To he or not to br" This is the qucs-
ton that council will wrcstlC with this
evening regarding the streets Of the
town. \ bond issue for $4,000 was
voted down at the last election but the
officials think now that the issue would
pass If it were again submitted to a
vote.
AT tho meeting this evening council
will decide whcthc: to undertake the
holding another election. 1t is very
prohab that the election will be held
as many Of the citizens have intimatcd
that II the town does not pave the
streets tho citizens themselves would
pave many of the streets abutting their
properties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
STEUBENVILLE

STETBENVTLLE. Ohio. Aug. Is
Russell Price. defeated candidate for
the Republican mayoralty nomination
today congratulated William G. Herb
the successful candidate at yesterdays
primary and announced that he and his
organization would lend support and
influence TO Herb at the general cleo
ton in November. Herb will oppose
Mayor Frank Feist, Democrat. at tho
election.
Further canvas Of the vote today
shows that William Kinsvatter who was
last night reported 10 have lead OF
only 7 votes on Spence Wallace FOR
city auditor really has n ajottty or
So, a mistake being made in one prech'ct
returns.
The surprise Of the primary was the
result OF the city solic:torshtp contest
between C. L. Williams. candidate for
third term and Ralph LeVinron. return
ed soldier. Levinsoa ran away from
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Tiltonville to Play Here.

WCllSburg will have stiff PROPOSE.
ton on her hands next Saturday when
Ia" local boys cross bats with the Til
tonvil!c team. TiltonvIllc IS the name
under which tho team will play. but in
reality tho best players in the Ohio
valley have boon picked to play. From.
tn" Martins Ferry Eagles three star
players. Erb. EaSt"n and Lattimcr. will
perform. Iattimcr is we'll known
throughout the state. having played
with West Virginia university. RI"
other two boys are "mi-profcssionnl
players and hard 10 beat Johnson. CT
East Springfield. will catch for Tiltou-
vile. and II sample Of his work waS
s"cu two weeks Az when the East
Springfield team WIS defeated here by a
close score. This game should prove
easily the best of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Sec our compact auto stove. Wheeling
Tent b Awning Co., Tel. 663.
Mrg. Nancy j. Saaborn.

Death ended tho sufrcrlnGs Of Mrs.
Frank y. Sanborn. aged 50 years, on
Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock. the result
Of cancer. The deceased is survived by
her hUsb band. Frank y. Sanborn. TO whom
She WAS united in marriage eighteen
years. The devotion of tho Coupl..
through the years was beautiful to con-
template. Funeral services will hc held
On "Wednesday afternoon from the un.
d, rtaking parlors of r. l.. Foster ~
1913 Charles street. Rev. II. w Arm.
strong pastor of the Frcc Methodist
church, will conduct the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. which IS very
injurious. Us it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use Is Mulsified CO.
cnanut oil shampoo. for this Is pure and
entirely gr"aselcss. It's very cheap and
beats anything else all 10 ptccS. You
ran get this AZ any drug store. and n
few OUNCES Will last the whole family
for months.
SIMPLY moist"n the hair with water
and rub it IN. about a t"aSponnful is all
that is required. II makes an attendance
uf rich cr"arly lath"r. Cl"ansrs thor
ouEhly and rins"s out evenly and is soft.
fresh l"ukiAE. bright. fluffy. wavy and
easy to handle. besides. It luoScnS and
takes out every particle OF dust. dirt
and dandruff.
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This evening the Light Bearers class
Of the Warwuod NJ. l.. church Will give
dinner in the woods at the head Of
Eighth street. Dinner will bc served al
o'clock. Following the dinner games
Will be enjoyed and at nine o'clock an
old-fashioncd corn roast will he held.
Invitations for the affair havc been
out for several days. Mrs. l.. II. Overly.
teacher Of the class, will act as chap
crUn.
The following members OF the class
will be present: Misses Louise Ash
stcdt. Emma Ill., Katherine Ford,
Clara Gear. Maud Wright, Mildred Nor
r!Son and Irene Hilton.
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Warwood Personals,

Misses Genevieve Reed and Charlotte
Van Kirk returned home yesterday from
Woodsfield. o.. where they have spent
the past few days with relatives and
friends.
Miss Elizabeth Luckel. Of Short
Creek, is spending q week with the
Misses Mary and Irene Hilton at their
home at 431 Warwood aevnuc
Mr.. Jack Locker Of WcllsburE, spent.
Sunday tho guest at the homo OF Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Schutznor. Of W-arwood
rvcnue.
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Mccoy wins At Mngo.

Mayor Frank Mccoy was r"nomrnatcn
for mayor at MinGo. on the Democratic
ticket yesterday by a majority o: siN
votes over edward Fithen. Mccoy
pollcd l56 votes and Fith"n $50. George
NcCluau was nominated for mayor ny
the republicans by majority or %
votes over Leslie Mckny.
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Ohio Valley News

the rest Of the ticket and fniJhed WIN
q majority Of SS4.
Hagan Trainer. another eX-serT!ce
man was defeated for city treasurer by
William Boyd. third term candidate %
40 votes. There will be recount IN
this contest.
The Democrats with only 81 votes
cast rcncmtnatcd Mayor Frank Fest
and Willard Clark. returned soldier Tor
treasurer.
The vote cast at tho primary was
light. II is estimated that close 10 Slo'-
600 changed hands on the result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Tax Levy Carries.

The two mill TAX ioty Tor school pur-
noses carried at yesterdays election
held in the various school districts OF
the county. The official vote was NOT
available from all precincts today but
reports received at the Board of Elcc-
tinns are that only on" Of the seven d!S-
tricts voted against the levy. The levy
is for the purpose Of meeting current
expenses for the coming year.
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Former Citizens.

Pror and Mrs. 4. !. Mercer. Of Kcar-
ncy. Nch nr" visitors at Bethany. ac-
cnmranicd by Mrs. f.. r. Wells. Of Steu-
hruvilC. O.. sister of Mrs. Mercer.
Both Mrs. Mercer and Mrs. Wells ar"
sistcrs Of tn" late lam"ntCd WI
Cowans. former sheriff OF BROOKE
county. Prof Mercer. who graduated
from Eathuny college,. fOrty-two years.
ago. leaving here in lSSs for Ncbrasltp
whore he has over since resided, and Ia
at The he'd Of tho department Of g"Og-
raphy and geology In an institution Of
learning. This is his second visit 81
TALL these years.
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One vote Margin.

\ close contest for ma%"r was STAG
cd at Toronto. whcr" Edwari 'aScy
won out over Thomas Montgomery,
cx-snldier at the Republican primary
~. ono vote. \ recount has been de-
banded by Montgomery. Cascy's vote
unofficial is &37 and MNntGom"ry'5 Is
80 John shaw WAS nominated for
Clerk Of Toronto. on the Republican,
,icfrt. Oliver Ros"hcrry was no'n''
mated by the Democrats for mayor.
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wellaburr Briofs,

Mrs r W. Fl"nming was Si"uo'h
willie visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fl"mmnG ann
daughter. Miss Katherine. have return"'
TO Washington. Pa. after VISIT Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Flcmming'
Miss Dorothy Wharton. OF bethany
nike, was n Wrllsburg visitor today.
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Attand CONVENTION.

A delegation of young ladies OF the
Warwood VI. l.. church are attending
the State Epworth League convention
now being held in Ruckhannon. They
will return home on Monday. The Ep-
worth League here now has about 100
members and when tho delegates return
with new ideas for league work a oum-
paign for new members will be
started.
Following arc the delegates: Misses
Bcrnicc IIconhart. Leila Dean, Marcella
Dean. 1tha Allison. Blanche Cox. Ada
Henning, Edna Hcizlcr.
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II. C, of L, Again

IIankc's Bakery is helping to reduce
the high cost Of living in Warwood.
All Of the flour coming TO the bakery
is enclosed in white muslin sacks.
Thcso sacks have been found 10 be very
valuabl" by. housewives and as con-
sequence Mr.. lIanEc has had numerous
requests for them. lie had been send
ing Them back In the firm. lie found.
however, that he could get what the
firm was giving in the home town so
he decided that WarwoOd should benefit
by The sale of the sacks.
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PEORIA. ILL.,. Aug. 13.-RiotinG oc-
Cured at the plant Of the keystone
steel and wire company today when
strikers clashed with deputy sheriffs
guarding the plant this morning. Morn
than a score Of shots were exchanged
and 1t was said two strikers were
wounded The fighting started when
strikers attempted to prevent strike
breakers. said to have been imported
from Chicago and Johnstown. Pa: from
going 10 work. Eight hundred Keystone
employees have been out on strike for
six weeks demanding . closed shop.
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Under Arrest.

Ray Shcarcr was arrested today TOT
nom support Of his family. Authorities
claim that nc has been separated from
his wife and that he is the mysterious
burglar" who broke into Mrs. Shearer 5
home about q week ago and attempted
to choke her when she awokc and dis
covered him in her bedroom.
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Welcome visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Rarcus. Of Cltra.
Fla. have arrived for a visit Of "cvcra!
weeks with relatives. Every year. for
over a generation back. tn" couple have
visited here. although ii has been two
years since their last visit.
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Hu1T HA1fl

The very latest word In Candy Coated
Chewing Gum -Pink-Pretty-Peff
fruit flavor-The best Chewing 0uin
ever-ask for II today-only 10.
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used for tho Improvement Of the band
Many good things TO cat will be on sac.
as we'll as all kinds Of drinks. During
tho evening the band Will render a con
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Tho carly beginners will be- the happy
finiShers in tn" Int"lligenc"r Au'oi'''-
bile and Diamond Campaign.
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Lawn Tete.

The Fourth Ward band will hold
lawn fctc Saturday evening. August &c
n Central park. Tho proceeds Will b.
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Seven persons will be made supremacy
hanny in tho IntelligcnCer's Automobile
and Diamond CampatGn--you can be one
OF them.
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|BElnIDu NO PLACE :. ..:-.7... 2 =
FOR W0BBLIES' RED =:
-, CARD MEN DISCOVER
!. w. w., Agitator and New
Assistant Arraigned in
Municipal Court Today.

"Wobblies," as 1. w. W., members
are commonly known, are not to be
tolerated in Bemidji. This was
emphatically made known this morn
ing when John Mcdonald and Henry
Brown were arraigned in municipal
court on charges of vagrancy, having
been arrested yesterday by patrol
men Lex and Arnold who found that
the two men had been busy circulat-
ing I. w. w., propaganda and insist
ed on being permitted to sing favor
ite songs of the "wobblies" on the
streets of Bemidji.
City Attorney Hallan l.. Huffman
asked the court that no leniency be
shown the men and argued that agi-
tators Of their type should be treat
ed with such severity as to crush
their activities. 1t developed during
the examination Of the men that
Brown is an l. w. w., organizer, but
that his companion had only recently
received his red card and does not
approve of the methods of the, or
ganization.
Both men pleaded guilty, McDon-
aid paying a fine Of $40 while
Brown must spend the next 60 days
in the county Jail, being unable to
pay a SIS fine. imposed by Judge
John F. Gibbons. :'