Moberly Monitor.index Evening Democrat, lues., Nov. 6, 197'jlMacon County Moves Speedily in Cases Involving MarijuanaMacon County Prosecuting Attorney James Foley moved speedily in a case involving marijuana.On Thursday night last week three young men were arrested on charges of “contributing to the delinqumcy of minors.The ivext morning the three pleaded guilty in magistrate court and each was sentenced to six months in the Macon County jail.• The three arc Alar. Clark, 19, and Greg Howell, 20, both of Macon, and Jim Weaver, of Clarence. .The arrests came as the result of investigations by the Macon Police Department.According to Prosecutor Jim Foley, the three picked up three sophomore girls from Maccr. High School during the girls’ lunch break Thursday and they were absent from school from12:ID p.m. until 3:15. During those three hours the group rode aruond Macon and .'the surrounding countryside and all except one of them smoked marijuana cigarettes.Foley said that one of the girls is 15 years old-the youngest age level reached so far’'in Macon County drug cases/*10 * *»«*•A small organ has 370 pipe the largest more than 40,000.*