Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-28
TRAYLOR IS JAILED ON
WH|TE-SLAVE CHARGE
Hold for Fall Term OF Federal
Court on Complaint of Mrs.
Mary Doyle.
HAD FULL GAMBLERS OUTFIT
Woman Tells Of Gang OF Gamblers
Operating in Different Towns
Accused Unable to Furnish 81 900
Cash Bond Required.

inability TO put up the cash on ST.
600 bond imposed on him by Federal
Charles Traylor being sent to Jail to
await trial in October on a charge of
white slavery. having brought Mrs.
Mary Doyle to S,umpfs Hotel and reg
Stered there with her AS Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. ]. DOYLE. Trouble was visited on
Traylor Monday night when he became
Jealous, according 10 the story of the
then heat her up for good measure.
w. j Anthony arrested the man early
yesterday morning. having been called
was beating crying woman there.
The couple were carried TO the Police
Court 10 face charge of being disor-
gerry and one Of being mot OF good
, fame Eu; when Mary Doyle told Jus
lice John Crutohfeld that the money
on which she came from Salisbury to
Danvilie was that of Charles Traylor.
and tina; Ne also bought her ticket from
The latter city TO Richmond the Fed
sral officials decided al once to swear
cr' warrant against him for violat-
rs the Mann white-slave act. and sent
f,ederal Agent Garrett 10 the Police
Court 10 get him. Justice Crutchfield
remarked that things were,givinE way
10 the Federal government and order.
90 the charges against the man erased
from the slate
The result was that On examination
before Federal Commissioner Flcgcn-
heiner the man vas held for the grand
Jury at the oc,ohe- term Of the 1Fnited
States District Cou-; on the white-slay-
Ely charge; while an examination of
Inc mans properly disclosed all the
para FeeTaalia OF the card shark and
Ihony dice 6inE that one will usually
see II any ShaSe-rattle- and-rolI Joint
HAD FULL PARAPHERNALIA
OF EXPERT GAMBLER
There were cards and the nail-size
proper rejecting spots TO tell the part
ner how many jacks you hold There
were fake $500 packs of bills to make
me SUCKERS think they arc playing with
OF dice. amber. ivory and bone: large,
medium and small. In some of them
me ace appeared to be deeper than the
other spots, indicating probably that
the aces carry the Jonah" for the man
who thinks he has only lost his con.
Hdence. One of the bags contained a
contained a layout of green felt ,he
sort Of stuff a pool table ton is made
or. on this cloth was the picture of
= Spa Inc Top OF which was set with
point and the place TO deposit t me
s,akes; Caderocath the picture table
", ne 1e!d. where the bones rat
praye-tUl words on the ton. Those er'
aiming the bags felt that this snre.d
F;dicated the 5agging of n profession.
MaS1 noxIs IN act It was said that
sang. some OF them being in difrercpi
towns " VII
IFayior. who is charged with having
.EeG a. the hotel here more than .
eeS As the husband of Mary 1nx,e
= apaA-enuy forty years OIL, Un i;
Lee seooIied and somewhat ch,,nl.w
ne woman is about twenty-tbree ~ ~
says her husband. from whom e. ana "a
Sspara ted, is living in California wh.rn
she mas spent the most of her H.
ttnouEh she is a native of Georgia bmr'
ing the past winter she was in tr,in
eng ,l IN Southern hospital and also am an
eh1pioEee in beauty parlor af
az seems that the trouble arose T.,
been bee n' 9parr Monday The couple had
? man y. of another friend of the w n,s
n, re then took the SIS from hor
r,hurse, and she objected so yieoro,sI'.
a Siiat she threatened to leave him ~ ~
u s SO. AT that he assaulted her II me NE
, Mneh inc police found her. her mn nna
"a us thrown back in the chair ana 80,
.Sloert n. Pollock was a,torn.v
Dsoyie severely respecting bcr co Vary
e. commissioner FleEenbeimer toi,
M ea ,hat she did not have 70 q toaa
hep, sh auss nitn Lost they incrimina,e
''0hs' can answer him" MS dues-