Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-30
HEAR Il MORE
LIQUOR PLEAS
South Amboy Cases Figure in
Last Batch of Indictments
to be Acted Upon.
rs HAVE SAID GUILTY
81 Have Entered Not Guilty
PIeaS--Those Who Pleaded
Guilty to be Sentenced.
rs HAVE SAID GUILTY

BY STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. go
Pleas have been made in eleven
more of the indictments found by
the grand jury on charges of ille-
gally selling liquor without a license
in quantities of less than a quart.
There are two pleas yet to be made,
and to date twenty-five have pleaded
guilty and thirty-one entered pleas
of not guilty. On Friday sentence
will be imposed on those who plead
ed guilty .and next week trials will
be held for those who entered not
guilty pleas.
The latest pleas received are:
George Balinski, South Amboy,
not guilty, $1,000.
Martin Maper. South Amboy,
guilty, $1,000.
George Lenendosky, South AM
boy, not guilty, $1,000, and Mary
Lenendosky South Amboy first snter
ed plea of not guilty and then re-
tracted her plea to one of guilty, bail
was fixed at $1,000 and she was
released on her own recognizance.
Louis Maklary, South River, not
guilty, $500 and Lydia Maklary.
South River, not guilty, $500.
Joseph Brice. South River. not
guilty, $500.
Mary Housserman, South River.
not guilty, $500 and Charles Cleck,
not guilty, $500.
Stanley Moreski, South River. not
guilty. $500
Joseph Wilus, South River, guilty,
$1,000.
Frank Suratkowski, South Amboy,
guilty, $1,000: and Mary Suratkow-
ski. guilty, $1,000 released on her
own recongnizance.
Joseph DANIEL, South Amboy
guilty $1,000.
Prosecutor Stricken has taken the
question of quick action in the
liquor cases up with Judge DAILY,
and It has been decided to dispose
of same before handling any of the
cases of persons being held in Jail.
Booze Action I'm Monmouth.
BY Special Correspondent.
FREEHOLD. Nov. 80. With a
total of eighty-three under bonds to
appear and plead. or await sentence
or trial. practically all of those
named in excise indictments by the
grand jury last week have been ap-
>fehended. Only a few "temporar-
ly out of town" remain to be heard
from Judge Lawrence yesterday
changed TO December Is the date to
pass sentence upon Feter DlDDS, pro-
prietor, and Joseph Rogers. bar
fender. of the Sheridan hotel, Red
Bank, who pleaded guilty of Illegal
sale of liquor last Friday. This date
was fixed also for the sentence of
those who yesterday appeared and
pleaded guilty, and December 21
and 22 was set for the trial of those
who entered not guilty pleas.
Among those who pleaded not
guilty to illegal sale charges yes
terday were: Grover Wethered &.
William Hilies, First street, Keyport,
trial Dec. %: William Eggiman.
Lake Como hotel, Como, trial Dec.
81; Mary Antoine, IA Ridge ave-
nue., Asbury Park. trial Dec. 21;
Henry Benvenga, Belvidere hotel, F.
street. Belmar, trial Dec. 21: Jose
phine Solomon, Atkins Ave, AS
bury Park. trial Dec. %; John G.
Murphy, Belmar Casino, Belmar,
disorderly house. Borden avenue,
Neptune township, trial Dec. 21.
Those who entered guilty pleas
were: Charles II. Green Jr., II
South Broadway, Long Branch;
George Tindall, Third avenue hotel,
Long Branch; Joseph Moore, Cen
trail bar and cafe. Brighton and Sec
ond avenues, Long Branch; Charles
mckinley. Coulter House, Brighton
avenue, Long Branch.
The balance of those apprehend-
ed and held in bail will appear and
plead to the indictments before
Judge Lawrence today.