The Washington times., 1914-04-21
Police Court Record

United States branch. Judge Mullowny-
Charles J. Keen, assault, collateral forfeit
feted; Harry Redman, assault, personal
bonds taken; James e. Graham. cruelty to
animals. dismissed; Wolf l. Segie. assault.
continued TO April 2. Josephine Garter, as
sault. continued TO April - Mary Gand Iilo.
receiving stolen property, noile pressed: John
Hawkins. cruelty 10 animais, forfeited: Fran k
lIsno, cruelty to animals. forfeited; Frank
DE Cola. violation registered bottle law. for
feitcd, George Turner cruelty 10 animals,
forfeited; Louis Belle. cruelty 10 animals,
forfeited: Elizabeth Houston destroying pri-
lste property. nolle pressed: James Pinkney,
assault. $50 sixty days; John Carroll. as
sault. continued until Wednesday; Luther
Johnson threats. $40 or thirty days: Henry
Nonvodo. larceny. nolle pressed John WILL
Jams. assault, continued indefinitely; James
HARDY. assault. so or sixty days; lie Rev
Monday, housebreaking. continued to ..pril
IS Joseph HarrisOn. assault. so or thirty
Gays: Stanley johnson. larceny, SO or thirty
days: A. Wade Wells, assault, jury trial dc
msndel; Jerry T. Fleming, forgery, nole
DTossed.
District branch. Judge Push-coIIa,eraIs
were forfeited in the following cases Ed
ward Hawkins profanity and dIso-'icry
conduct: Harry W. Thompson and William
Arnold. profanity; Richard Wallace. prOan-
ity; Virgie Bourne, viola tlon traffic rcEUIa-
tons: Joseph A. Butler. speeding; John
Hayes, violation traffic regulations: Richard
Miller. violation traffic regulations; Essex
Morgan. violation traffic regUla tons; ClsT
ence Shaw. violation traffic regulations. and
Clarence Carroll and Ernest Carroll. Iisor-
DERBY: George w. Sellers. violation police
regulation, bond taken; William H. Outnam.
disorderly dismissed: John Lawson, Gisor-
derry. personal bonds; William +. Hunt.
nuisance. nolle pressed; Ernest Smith. dis
orderly. dismissed: Luther r. CuCkrell and
Charles J Mcintyre. violation police rcrula-
lions. dismissed; John Marchner, collation.
police regulations. dismissed: Thomas GaTri-
son. vagrancy. personal bonds: George g
Altemus unlicensed florist continued to
April "a; Agraham PersconritZ, violation po-
lice regulation. two cases continued 10 April
o: Frederick 3. Pyle. violation traffic regu-
Iations. personal bonds: Joseph b. Latinler.
traffic violation. personal bonds; Richard J..
Ball. violation police regulations nolIe pross-
ed; Hamilton Warner. speeding, nolle pTuss-
ed: Fred Fisher. violation police regula ions.
noIle pressed: Norman ]. Pryor, vacrlncy
personal bonds: Albert o. SimmF traffic No
lation, dismissed; Hayward Smith. nuisance
noile pressed: John J. Gould. nuisance. con-
tfnued to April a: John o. Evans. violation
smoke law, continued to May II: William
Bolts. disorderly. SO. or thirty days; Fred
erick Brunnell and Andrew Hawkins. disor
Derby. St. or fifteen days each Harry Cow
sill. Wilhelm Franner. and Edward EsrriSan.
dsorderly. forfeited; Elmer Hamilton and
Harold Koss disorderlv. s. or fifteen days
each; Luther johnson. dIsorderly; SO or thir-
~ days: Benjamin Lancaster disor,leriy.
dismissed; Joseph Green. disnrderlY. SO or
thirty days: James Binkney. disOrderly. s. or
fifteen days: James BInknev. violation poIice
regulation. $40 thirty days: Daisy Cope
land. vagrancy thirty days in iefault Of
bonds: Daisy COPELAND. larceny. nine ses.
probation set aside and thirty DAYS IN each
case: Hannah Thompson. violation police
regulations, s. or fifteen days.