nJohn Shelton.sibiluV Of?o() i a 1 f1 ofpWilSo.tlI In nI r V/iantr ofVb-tor-lardsto !rleslds.)Wlt;*,attocial v\ aons,1)0- O onon -sineside,t hooca IaMrs.pa rin pint\t:d01,1-t ian au-ofi n vSVd-tospot*I i ot.It.Tf OSSo ha ?club t h oOTgaProfOld Offenders Who Failed lt;chat andWorks.to Pav Facing theA s hi ve st ratII i*9*4 I fc|many liquor law violatorstaklt; n advantage of Magis He! wig in failing' to make ;] pa\ m« nts on tines in lieu of going to the workhouse, a num-| her of committments to the Dayton workhouse are bring issued for various men by Magistrate liolwig. according to his statement Satur-day. Some cares, he said, a re one and two years old. but the men concerned, Mho were not sent tothe works because of hard times,'have never appeared to make any payments on their fines and costs The magistrate is determined to chan up his docket and three men are now in the county jail waiting transportation to the Dayton work house unless they can come across with the long green, All three men were arrest* d on the commit nunt by Dr. Officers ]). H. Nash, of Nelsonville. The men are Mik« Pigush, and Thomas Holton, of Sugar Creek, and Frank Tolliver, of Kimberly.Jn January, 1922 Thgush was lined $40 0 and costs when hepleaded guilty to a charge of posscssing a p pa rat u s designcd for the manufacture of intoxicating liquor (and lias paid but $50, it is said. Thomas Holton has only paid but $10 on his $100 fine and costs for possessing contra brand apparatus, it is declared while Frank Tolliver lias only settled the costs of his! $100 fine and costs for a similar j offense.I Police Chief Parker also did ’some collecting for the city Saturday when lie arrested William R.Addie, of Cnnaanvllle for failure toj pay a. balance due on a fine of $5 land costs given him after his arr* st on November 18 on a charg* of drunkoness. Addie settled in ! full and gained his freedom. jThe ed tt i me t h o fleer madclubDleha: t iesnort!by 1a genfore w he? \ elO!AS’t, b(dugwhilhalf a n lt;1d isp1 S74ft c r vpa plt;A 44p ins 1 mnfath'