Evening journal., 1919-03-07
FOR YOUTHS
Who VIOLATE LAW
Court, However. Admon-
ishes Young Men to Lead
Honest Lives
DISAGREEMENT IN
FURNITURE CASE

salvador Nerves, Spsniard, charged
with carrying concealed a deadly
weapon, changed his plea Of not guilty
to guilty in General Sessions Court to-
day. Judge Conrad told him the Court
was inclined 20 deal lenienily with him
as the court did not believe there was
any criminal intent. He was fined s25
and costs. Il was brought out that the
knife was a common knife among Span
iards. as they also used there knives 10
cut bread.
Judge Conrad refused the application
OF Thomas T. Bayard. Jr, for a con-
linuance OF the case OF the Noorhes
Rubber Company vs.. the Brunswick
Balke-Coilender Company suit, on the
ground that supporting afldaVits were
not made by corporate officers and
there was no indication Of when ma
terlal witness would return from
France.
Thomas Smith, Negro, found out that
he could not carry liquor for his
brother into dry" territory al The
same time he was carrying 10 for him
self. when a fine OF $50 and costs was
imposed. The defendant was required
20 sign a good behavior bond FOR two
years.
Norman Cantler, aged 10, and William
Holdsworth. aged a., charged with the
larceny OF two automobile tires from
City Solicitor Daniel o. Hastings, plead
ed guitly. II. p. Joslyn, counsel for
Cantler. asked for parole. Edmund ;.
Hellings, for Holdsworth, also asked
for the parole Of his client. Holdsworih
has been convicted on several charges
Of disorderly conduct and assault ana
battery.
Judge Boyce again warned OF pool
room influence and placed Holdsworth
under parole and warned him that he
must stay out OF poolrooms, under pen
aliv OF beine re-arrested.
Crap shooting and pool rooms neured
in Cantler's case. Judge Boycc severely
admonished him and ordered him 10
keep out Of pool rooms and keep away
from crap. lie was probated 70
Oflcer Sheldon w. Fairchild, ordered TO
Orr from whom no took stO
and 20 pay the costs OF the case. Inc
charge Of larceny Of 500 from David
orr against Cantler was retired Can't
ier lost his wife and two small children
from influenza several months ago and
is the sole support Of a six months' ola
infant
Edwin II. Cochran. Jr.. counsel for
Thomas Hammond. charged win inc
Larceny cf a siiiirdse. containing c,gr-
cites, pistol, watch and three quarts ol
lluuor. had llammord change MS pea
TO guilty and asked for parole. Ghll-
rle's Row figured in the case. Judse
Boyce said he was getting tired OF near,
ing Guthrie's Row all the time. lie saio
a reminded him Of when he heard OF
the coast" all the time. But ne was
clad he heard no more Of that ana ne
said he boped 10 be able TO say the same
~ Guthries Row. He admonished the
vouth 10 stay away from pool rooms
and Gutbrie's Row. He was ordered 10
nav ihe costs and probated ior TWO
wears 10 John Thompson.
clarence Blanch1eld, charged WIN
The larceny OF furniture from the home
~ Mrs Helen r. Bradford, pleaded
entity Judge Boyoe told him that nc
,xonld moi be whipped because OF MS
nbvsicaI condition, but be imposed the
INIT an confinement, sentencing him 10
serve three years in the workhouse ana
10 nav the costs and sii restitution 10
Mrs. Bradford.
" Anna Blakey, Negress, through her
counsel. Edwin j. Cochran, Jr., changed
ler plea Of not guilty 10 guilty, on two
charges OF the six against her, Of violat-
ne the State drug act. Her counsel
1sked the court to be as lenient as
possible. as Anna had never before ap-
peared in court.
Judge Boyce told her that she was
engaged in a very henious business
selling heroin-utterly destroying her
,wn people physically. mentally and
On the FIRST charge Judge
3oyce sentenced her to eighth months
md on the second 10 seven months.
on application OF the defendant,
through his counsel Edwin ]. Rochrah.
IT,, the case of Joseph Dudzinski.
charged with bigamy. was continued
until the next term Of court
A jury was drawn in the case Of Will
Jam 4. Fitchett. Negro. charged with
the age Of consent law. He
IS alleged TO have used Rosetta Frazier,
,olored. aged IS years. for improper
purposes. ]. Frank Ball, counsel for
he defense, cross-examined the prose-
,utlng witness in an effort to berak
iown the girls story
At the afternoon session yesterday
Judge Boyce charged the jury in the
Frankei and napaport case, charged
With receiving stolen furniture from the