The Washington herald., 1918-01-08
GRAND JURY Brings
IN FIVE INDICTMENTS
United States Court. Sitting in
Alexandra. Hears Many Cases.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
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R. 4. knight a Son.
Gls9 King streer.
Alexandra, Va, Jan. IA grand
jury In the United States Court for
the Eastern district OF Virginia.
Judge Edmund waddill presiding.
returned true bfils to I'VE indictments
presented as follows: Eva Baker,
setting up a bawdy house within
five miles OF military camp; II. U.
Roop, using cancelled postage stamps
in payment Of postage; James r.
Page, embezzling a parcel post pack
age while in the mails; C. +. Russ.
striking another while ON a gov
ernment reservation; George Peters,
transporting liquor in violation OF
the Reed amendment
James Malcolm Elliott and Charles
J. Price. charged with failing to
register for the draft. were ordered
10 register. and acquitted. Albert
Fletcher. also charged with failing
TO register, was released on his per-
sonal reeognizance in the sum OF
800 for the next term of court, and
a nolle pros was entered in the case
Of Emmett Rector. charged with fall
ing to register. Court adjourned un-
til IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
AhOcC 6uUIuouCu Ol NIt kLdnQ luTY
are as follows: Martin Z. Greene,
George W. Bontz, sr.: s. II. Lunt,
s. L. Monroe, W. s. Connolly, fore
man; A Katz, Joseph NJ. Armstrong,
John s. Gilroy, James Luckett. Ed
wand Foster, ]. r. Eddington, r. N.
Rust. Arthur Kerby, Clarence NJ.
Gorham. n. C. Yancey, Ward spi-
Ger. J. c. Harris, Norman Berry. c.
W. HeckIer. John Grifin. G. s. Guy.
starkey Harem, w. H. Ford.
Those summoned on the petit jury
are: George Robinson. ]. ]. Kelley.
d. E. Robey. Joseph B. Ewald.
Charles Dean. J. A. Eggborn, Thomas
Chauncey. William Woolls, John B.
Duncan, Jesse Morris. Joseph Duri-
son. r. II. Motley. William T. Hol-
loway. c. =. Hicks. W. o. Pickett.
G. A Sale, Wyatt Mills, NJ. /.
Blaydes, E. d. Helm, William Eng
land. Robert E. Miller, 2. T. George.
II. NJ. Hunt. Frank A. Holson, Henry
K Franklin. James w. Johnson. H.
A Bowen. Barney e. Meyers, Armis-
tead Lewis and Joseph s. Hall
St. Mary's Academy reopened
classes Thursday and reports for
the month were given out today.
Pupils making the highest averages
in December follow: Fourth year
high school. Dorothy knight, 81;
third year, Agnes Franey. Harrison
burg. Va. 50; second year. e. Hub
bard. Washington, IS; Lucy Trip
lett, Washington. IS; first year, Del
phine Acerboni. Milleton, Conn, IS;
Kathleen Quinn. So; Josephine Ram
age. SO.
Second war eomuoercfa1 Vivian
Webster. Lorton, Va. 9S; first year.
Edna McCauley. Del Ray, Alexan-
dria County. 96; Blanche Gardiner
Waldorf. Nd. SO; first year Ellie
Hefiin. s5.
Eighth grade, Martha Lee. North
Fork Va. 80; Agnes Jenkins. 9s;
seventh grade. Lillian Simpson. 81:
sixth grade, Marjorie Hurley. WASH
ington, 90s NTH grade, Dorothy
Harrington. -; fourth grade. Agnes
Mess, North Braddock, Alexandria
County, 81: third grade, Frances
Shumen, 30; second grade. Leo
Ewa1d and Agnes Kelly, sS each.
Ssdes Il C. Barley, ehairma. Of
ths local legal advisory board, has
designated the following persons to
assist the registrants in filing out
M6nE Quc8liOEndlTcS IOInOTTOWs L.
QBsrfey. r. p. Russell. c. s. Tay-
.fW Burke. z. J. Fleming, 8. w. Pitts
snd c. B. Swan, the last named two
B be at Judge Barley's office.
Fhoss for wednesday are: John
~ johnson. Judge J. K. NJ. Norton.
HtB- Taylor, N. 8. Greenaway. C. n.
csdiahan.
Seymour B. Stoutenburgh, % years
cd. . former resident of this city,
died January in Pittsburgh, Pa,
where he had made his home for sew
eral years past The body was
brought here and taken to Demaine's
uortuary chapel and prepared for
burial The deceased was a son of
James B. Stoutenburgh.
Mrs. Mamie ]. Freeze. 20 years old.
wife of J. W. Freeze, died last night
at her residence, 322 North Pitt
street. The body was shipped to-
night to China Grove. N. c., for
burial
The public schools Of this city re-
opened today after the annual
Christmas holidays.
Many Alexandrians will attend the
Billy Sunday revival services during
their progress IN Washington.
Gardner L. Boothe delivered an adj
dress tonight in the Richmond The
ater in the interest of the sale of
war thrift stamps.
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