Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-23
MANY CASES IN
MUNICIPAL COURT
Variety of Offences Brought to
the Attention of Judge Church
man This Morning.

Judge Churchman heard many cases
IN the Municipal Court today.
Charles Orcason, charged with tres
pass was held for examination concern
ing his mental condition
For trcspassIng on tho Philadelphia.
Baltimore 4 Washington Railroad James
Hurley was fined s. and costs
Edward Watson. colorcd military
drsftee charged with trcspass and TO
ststing a police officer, was ordered to
cntrain tomorrow for Camp Dix
For dlsordcrly conduct IN Market
street restaurant Fred Brown was fined
$40 and costs
NladislaW Noitkowski WAS fined s.
and costs for uttcring obscene words
IN the Pennsylvania Railroad station
For dISorderly conduct on the street
Aiaola Peterson Elva Gibbs. Beatrice
Gardner. Ida Rrockins and Ruth Hutch
ms. Negroes, were fined 81 and costs
each
Lewis Morris. Edward Chambers,
James Banks, Dorsey Thomas. Ran
dolph Brown. Paul Blackwell and Harry
Ssurwine were fined S. and costs each
for playing crap.
John W Fox pleaded guilty to a
charge Of breach Of the peace prcrrnesi by
Mary Holland and was put under q
$500 bond
For throwing bricks on the street
Annie knotts and Orsal Meadows were
each fined S. and costs
The case OF Mary Ewing, charged with
larceny was continued Until tomorrow.
Richard Craig, \ gro. for many years
a Republican politician in the Second
ward pleaded guilty To 9 charge Of loitcr-
ing on the street and was fined 80 cents
and costs
Continuance until September 90 was
granted in the case Of Harry Loveless.
who pays his wife s32 monthly under
court order ard objects 70 the support
allowance being increased 10 $40 per
month
The case of Frank Nalentc. charged
with threatening bodily harm, was CON
tinued until Wednesday.
Arthur Cooper, Negro. pl AIDED guilty
to a charge Of driving on the wrong side
OF the street and was fined $40 and costs
The case Of Branislaw kakezwskl,
charged with the larceny Of 50 from
Walter ZOkrezewski, was continued.
until Friday Zokrezewski alleged the
money was st olen in Church street
saloon Saturday night while kakezwski
pretending to be q Polish army inspector,
was searching Lim for hs registration
card
For carrying concealed a deadly weapon
Frank Jenkins, Negro was fined 500
and costs.
William Ashen, charged by his wife
with breach of the peace, was put under
a $500 bond
The case of John Burke, charged with
wife beating, was continued until to-
morrow.
Edward d. Frodenburg pleaded
guilty TO a charge of pedd.ing without
a license and was fined IS and costs.
The case Of Jessie Moore, Negro,
charged with assault and bat tery on
William II Perkins. also colored, was
referred to Court Officer Mcdaniel
with instructions TO report Friday
For indecent conduct Joseph Davctoss
was fined s. and coss.
Henry Melvin Nrgro, charged with
the larceny Of So from Edward Hall,
was dismissed
John II Boyd. Negro. pleaded guilty
TO charge Of carrying concealed a deadly
weapon, and not guilty to a charge of
larceny Sentence in the first case
was suspcned until Wednesday, when
~ second case will be heard
The case of Marshane Gaove. charged
with the larceny Of $50 from a Second
street restaurant, was referred to Court
officer Mcdaniel, with Instructions to
report Friday Gaoye alleged the case
was a iTame-up.