Evening journal., 1919-09-26
WIN
COURT PAROLE
One Youth Also Deprived
Of Auto Drivers
License
ONE FELLOW IN
MARRlhGE TANGLE

Michael Nigro, who was convicted by
jury in General Sessions Court yes
lerday afternoon. win a recommends
ton 10 mercy. on a charge OF driving
Oh an automobile belonging to Nich-
Olas De Crosse without his consent.
was parOied today by Judge Rice, to
Par Ole Unlcer Frank Stout, with the
condition that he give up his automo-
Bile drivers license, and that he not
drive an automobile durlng his period
OF parole.
Judge Rice. in passing sentence,
slenIly admonished the youth. Ea
was taking a long chance on him, he
said. and stated that he was trying 10
train him TO do right by paroling him.
lie warned him that II he fails 10 live
up TO lhe terms Of parole in the slight
est respect he viii receive a severe
sentence.
Nisro was fined for the same offense
several years ago and served two years
Imprisonment. lie was represented by
William s prickett today.
A C3pias was issued Charles Nigro.
a brother OF the defendant. returnable
this afternoon lie is alleged 10 have
made an improper remark 10 one OF
the jurors who convicted Michael.
John Carr, who pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF larceny OF a picture from a
house where he roomed. was paroled TO
his sister, Of Philadelphia, and Mr..
Stout II appears that John az times
suffers a lapse Of memory the result
Of a train accident in which he had
his skull fractured a year ago. He
now wears a silver plate In his head.
He was represented by Robert G. llar-
man.
Theodore Fries, IS years old. pleaded
guilty at the last plead Guilty Day"
session Of court 20 a charge Of larceny
OF $3.50 from a companion, was paroled
TO Mr.. Stout for one year. This action
was taken on recommendation Of Mr..
Stout. who investigated the case.
Harry Chabr0w. charged with sell
ing merchandise without license. en-
tered a plea Of guilty. He was ordered
TO pay Sii3j for his license for two
years and the costs.
Robert Griffith, charged with bigamY
pleaded guilty. Philip l.. Garrett rep.
resented Grimth. Grnth's first wife
left him and she afterwards told him
she had obtained a divorce.
lie then married again. only 20 learn
his second wife was already married.
The second wife's first husband then
caused his arrest. Judge Conrad. in pa
rolling Griflth, advised him 10 get
Strengthened out after he Is through
with this case.
Robert Bradley, who pleaded guilty TO
the larceny OF an automobile. was SEN
fenced 10 serve two years. Judge Con-
rad severely admonlshed Bradley, telling
him that as no previous record was
found about him he would spare the
lashes.
Samuel Harvey. OF North East. Nd.
charged with attempt to bribe, changed
his plea OF not guilty TO guilty. lie was
represented by J. Frank Ball.
Harvey is alleged TO have offered 10
pay 50 20 Traffic Oflce John. scott 10
permit him 10 go after Ofllcer Scott had
him for violation OF a.
traillc ordinance When Scott refused
to be br.bed Harvey Is then alleged 10
have threatened 30 thrash scott, who
is the traffic officer at Fourth and Mar
kct streets
Judge Conrad. in imposing a fine OF
$40, warned Harvey Of the gravity of
The offense Of bribery.
James Genness. charged with solic-
Ialion, was adjudged guilty and SEN
fenced to one years Imprisonment.