The Washington herald., 1914-11-05
PAYNE IS RELEASED ON
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
Game Warden Of Fairfax County. Va,
Granted Freedom in Corporation
Court Of Alexandra.

Alexandra, Va, Nov. alt took q writ
Of habeas corpus to give a, J. Payne.
game warden Of Fairfax County. his ffee-
dom after being detained at police head
/ noon Payne's freedom was secured at
noon today when his attorney. Jpdse ].
K n. Norton. sued out the writ before
Judge L. C. Barley OF the Corporation
Court Of this city. who held that the war
rant ana commitment on which Payne
was held was Illegal. Payne Is once more
looking after violators Of the game laws
OF Fairfax County.
Payneis troubles started Saturday. when
be vas taken In custody in this city at
the Instance Of the Fairfax County au-
thorities on q warrant charging him with
Illegally removing cordwood in thai coun-
ty. He then gave a bond for his appear
ance Monday night before Justice Troth
In that county. He appeared for trial
and was held for the action OF the grand
| jury. Payne next went home to get bond.
and came to Alexandria yesterday morn
( ing to arrange for his bond. He had been
here but few hours when once more he
was taken in custody at the instance. II
| is stated, OF the Fairfax authorities. and
was held untir the writ OF habeas corpus
was obtained.
Pupils OF st. Mary's Academy max
! ing the highest average in their re-
spective classes during the month are:
Graduating class-Mary Canovan. s.;
third year-Myrtle Smith. IS; second
year-Georgianna Lash, -; first year
Mary Brock, 81; commerciRl-Camille De
Lane, 90; eighth grade-Louise Robinson.
ls5; seventh grade-MarEaret Wibert, So;
sixth grade-Rosella Burke, "a; fifth
grade-Catherine Grace, 81.
The following students whose average
was IS or more during the month ana
100 in department today were given halt
holiday: N. Canavan, N. HowardS G.
Petty, E. Hart, E. Adams. E. NugeDt,
NJ. Smith. A Donaldson, C. De Lane, J.
Ramage, C. Grace, r. Burke. w. Ken
lnedy.
Those in the primary department max
ing the best record follow: Emily Lam
non. Catherine Harkins, Dorothy HaT-
rington, Jane Metcah, Virginia NugenL
Marion Pohl. Mary Aitcheson, Noel Lynn.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
of Miss Pauline Inez Gulick, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gulick, and
Ernest R. Fegan, OF this city. which
occurred yesterday att Aide, Loudoun
County, Va, the home Of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father A ]. Van Ingelgem, of Falls
Church. The bride wore a gown Of white
satin with a tulle veil and carried white
chrysanthemums. She was attended by
her sister. Miss Myrtle Gulick, who wore
pink satin and lace and carried pink
chrysanthemums the bridegroom had
for his best man Virgil C. Davis, of this
city Mr.. and Mrs. Fegan left for Jack
sonviIle and St Augustine, Fla, on their
honeymoon.
Two notes for $50 each were secured
by thieves who broke into the law offices
Of Louis N. Duftey and Richard B. Wash
ington, northeast corner Of Royal and
Prince streets. last night.
Patrons day will be observed at Lee
public school tomorrow. Conrad john
son, principal, announces that the public
is invited to attend between the hours OF
9 and o'clock to witness work Of the
pupils.
An important business meeting of the
Allison w. C. T. U will be held at Z
O'Clock tomorrow night in the Children's
Home.
The fuenral Of John Lynch, twenty-four
years old, who died in Washington, will
take place at $50 O'Clock Friday morning
from ST. Mary's Catholic Church. The
body was removed to 1872 Princess street
The Parent Teachers Association will