The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-23
nRs. ALICE glsER TO De Tried MONDAY
FOR THE MURDER OF Her HUSBAND
GRAND JURY FINDS ! HUMBER Of
lADlCTAEHTS-CRIMlalLs SENTENCED
TO PEHITERTIARY-suaDAY VIOLA
TORS DISCHARGED.
Clrcalt Court Proceedings.

indictments. IN the trial court u
cases were disposed Of n two dare
and half. Twenty-one Of these were
for serious offenses and resulted as |
follows: - fe I
State VI. Ben Dorsey, larceny, tried
before the Court, verdict guilty. Sen
fenced to pay a fine of S25 and costs.
seabrook for State.
state vs.. Clarence segar, assault
with intent 10 kill, tried before jury
verdict not gnilty and trayerser dis
charged. sAabrook for State; Steele
for trayeTssf
State vs. George " Scott, alias
Smith; burglary, tried before jury.
verdict guilty; sentenced 10 the Nd
penitentiary for nine years. Sea
brook for state; p. T. Tor prisoner.
state vs.. Ray Hill, assault with IN
tent to kill. tried before Jury. verdict
guilty, sentenced TO the Nd. Peaile.,=
tiary for Is months. seabfoek Tor
state; Weant for prisoner.
State Va. Charles Franklin. assault
with intent 10 kill; tried before the
Court; verdict guilty: sentenced To The
Maryland penitentiary for two yea.
sessbrook for State Weant for prison
II.
State VS.. Charles Tibbs, larceny.
plea of guilty confessed. sentenced u
afts MARYLAND PenitenlIaTy for s
months. seabrook for State.
State vs.. Stephen Paeharis, larceny.
plea of guilty confessed. recognized
and paroled. Seabrook for State
steele for prisoner.
State " Michael nHanblck, reeeIR=
ing stolen goods plea Il guilty con
tossed, recognized and =Gafoled Sea
brook for state: Steele Tor prisoner.
state v. Harry usde, entieIne
female under the age Of eighteen
years; tried before The Court; verdict
not guilty and traveresr discharged.
seabrook for State: W.eant for trayGrs
ser.
State Ys. Thomas IHrr. lareen..
splea of guilty eonfeaszzl reeoenIse.I
and paroIed. SeahEoeE for Sta 3.
Neant for prisoner.
State v. Basil DaraaY. Jr. non=
ssapport Of xife. tnisa before IN
fgoart; verdict not KufIlE and tTaFeTz
ser discharged SeabHs8E Tor stszs.
tWeant for trapsrssr.
State vs.. John spenneT. assault And
=natiery: tried badore IarY verdict
guilty Fined $1,000 md costs. Sea
brook for. State: steele Inr traVerserz
State " AugRRtns Harris. larceny.
plea of guilty raafeasaH sentence
zznspended sealnoask for state:
siocksdaie for prisoner.
esllsie v william Thomas, larceny
tried before Jury; verdict guilty. sen
=teneed 10 The Maryland nenitentIary
Tor sioar xYearK. SeBDrook nor Stale.
p P..fer nxIanoer-
State V. Geary hankerL larceny.
mlea nofa guilty confessed. recognized
and rpafeled Sealupfa for blate.
state rs 0anter 4 Miller, selling
goods ana merchandise On the Sabbath
0ay: ,tnixI before fhe Court ,on de.
Imnffer. demurrer fastainet and
1raxarsers aElseharged. seabrook for
State, Weant Reifaniser 4 sroHn
Tor teRyerHeEg.
s1sgse vs.. thames q g.. selling goods
On faas Sabbath day; I4Iazl before tie
Court ON daz1nrreT: 1e#nrTer rus
taine6 4nn IraYerser diszzhzrged. keaz
brook ser STATE Weant. 2eifsnideI !
Brown aaT zIHarsrsef
State -. ;. ssamois : sHns, seilkzIz
goods Oh he Sabbath .dags tried Il
fore the 1iuuTf on demurrer. demurrer
sustained aaIl tnaNersefH discharged !
seabrook znr Staie WeanL fteif=
snider G. BIe.n fsr traYerseg3.
State vs. Henry .Roeenztoek. selling
goods on The lsabi,atl day: tried be .
tore the courl an demurrer: fhesIurrz i
sustained and braveFaef discharged.
seabrook Tor State. Weant. afeif=
snider e Brown for tfnzeTser.
n =
! garage without gleenae tried befere
the Court finding moi Kziflty. s. /
broet for STATE. Stsale = Hon =
traYe4 ser.
One of these, tgfed before The !
Court, brought forth tie decision Of !
legal question, probably sneser be !.
fore determined in the sIaIe. In whieH :
man was charged nth enficing
from the control of her parenta 8
girl under.the age Of eigh4aen years '
IN ANNOUNCING the YerdIez Of nj I
guilty, Judge Moss delivered . soaf4
Ing rebuke 1 the accused. declaring 2
thai Il was HIta reSret - the fft {
thai under ne law he prisoner b
could not be eopvictedi thai he had :
heen guilty Of ! "damnabIe offenses. i
and that i he could have been \
brought within the law It would haze J
been me Courts pleasure to give him
he longest possible term in the
Another case. moi ansolYing the
oI crime. lit TO settle t
: xexed legaI question. as sub II
1zlled to the Court On N agreed !
statement Of faets There Is a law II
HnIeh provides that all keepers Of he
.aTages for The hire, storage for hire 81
: sale OF automobiles must take out I'd
license, graded by the square feet an
! their places Of business. The iav ca
nrther defines garage to be a "
lace kept for storage for hire or n
ire of automobiles, omitIing the word pIl
sale There are several garages In IN
he county at which garages are kept in
aIy for sale. ne proprietor OF one IN
! these agreed with the States At tn
pTnsy, that friendly indictment mi
lIghl be found. to test the law. 70
udga Moss decided, that only garages an
here automobiles are Kept for IuI
Iofage for hire or for hire are re III