The Monroe journal., 1921-08-05

zoe did De- grt out Of the ear ana
hluntly ass sou 10 have Illicit rvl2-
ti0us with hims
A No. H. talked about how
crooked the girls were in Monroe ana
said | was no better.
o. What else did he say
\. He said he had everHthlh-
ready and that nobody would know
thu difference aud that | mi-ht AS
well give up
q. What did you say
\. | told him that | would kao"
and that God would know Il.
@ Why didn't yoa tell THIS al 'Ae
preliminary hearings
4 was not asked q.
q Yon wen, afraid ot Alu'
tsought DE- mi-at inquire Nou2
4. Yes.
% WAY didn't yoa 81 ont OF tae
ear when b, stofpeG Il n Niu-'',
alG ASK the protection ot those PEG
pie who i've nearby q,
Because | wanted 70 ~ bach
To MIR per,ys.
O You eot ont at Wiu-ate @
watch th, radiator while ae pumped.
4. YES.
o on the way back u Mr. Peru
Won talked about casual talass. iA.
bail games: be- Was pleasant. express,
ed anxiety Tor your mother ana acted
like perfect gentleman
\. Yes. ..
o when he vas trying To assault
Won why didn't you pick mp that al
tomobile pump and hit him.
4 | didn't thiuk ABOUT II
O You are a. strong as he i
4. Yt,. reckon am.
Q. You We're deiendinS your VI"
tue?
\. Yes,
N tn, conclusion o. the eross-eN
animation. Mr.. Causler secured tA'
admission that Miss Tol5lrt dian
call for Miss Tadloek until she toUnC
thar the front screen door was loch
81 He also scored the proseculrlN
for not haviug Nj. Hallman ARRESTED
the next morning.. and for DESTROY IA'
tho strongest evidence by washlL.
her underclothes. H. closed with IN
auestiou where ara your stu'N
ingse" They are at Mr Hahey :.
was the reply
q An array of character witness
from Concord were introduced ol ",
plaintin Amou- them were III "
caldwell. eN-sheriff ot Cabarrus' JUL
fus Fisher. merchant employer o
Atjss Tnrh.rt. John VI. Cook, clerk o
court for two terms; {. II. Barrie.
merchant; Rev. u. f. Helms. pas 90
of IA, prosecutrix; Mrs, Shenn' pun
lie school teacher; Miss MAY nae ha ~.
rler; Boyce Helms, son oil Key H. I
Helm. Rev. Mr. Grant Meth"dis
minister. and A. z Furr merchant
An gave both Mr.. Tolbirt ana MIS-
Toiblu good characters.
The Jury is composed OF the follow
inc. Nessrs jas u. Jerome, j. bar
a. station. J {. Pussrr, G. y. MeCalu
Raster Wolfe. Noah W. Carriker' W
Z Broom. ". \. Huey, J, W. Ay
cock. Ernest Harris, NJ. {. smith a"'
". H. Brooks. &c..
Five urymcn were selected irot
the regular jury of sixteen men, VIII
seven were taken from the speelal ~
uire of $50 men summoned tor 'h'
case. All,
las d. Jerome, the first man eau
"A WAS accepted Mr. c NJ, Cro'
was poremptorily refused by the &c
fpus,. while Mr.. II 7. Long, the heN
man called. admitted that he was ,
an extent opposed 10 capital puh'si
mert and was excused tor eausr
Judge Finley " p Rogers wa
likewise removed for cause. he nav
inr EXPRESSED am opinion as 10 IN
milf of the defendant }. " lIso
wa. refused because be- was a W'Iuer
for IN. state. and John 7. HaneN wa
lispvi.e refused tor the reason th'
] u, MAJ related to one oi the hahel
Who's, name figures IN the prostc'
ton
Tgr ,Naminatiou OF tn Jurors coz
tuu,d. they being accepted or Ie' u !,
I'd for reasons. a. follows ~
Moore. formed the opinion that d
S fsrdart was not guilty; \ +. Starne
nareuutor.ly challenged by the u
] fepse G. W. Griffin, formed an opl'
e ION a. 70 the guilt of defendant;
parer station. accepted after ne ma
declared that he could give deteh'
am a fair trial even though ne n,
formed an opinion as to his CUNT,
+ clark. peremptorily challenged
y Tho defense; j. c. Pusser, acceple.'
d c. Montgomery. peremptorl
challenged by defense; {. \. McCa
n and Baxter Wolfe accepted; ,.
y Wallace. expressed opinion as
mil of defendant; and B. a. MOS
onposed to capital punishment. no,
= ever Mr.. Moser denied being opp
cd TO the death penalty when qu'
toned by Mr. Skies, for the deie"'
y He was refused for cause.
r. l.. Weir, peremptorlly cha'itl
ed ~ the state, W. Vann Cuthoe
4 sop served on Jury within y
years. 4. f. Cornell. formed opihi
mat defendant was guilty; Moan
o. c SKIER. accepted; W. [. NoI"o'
al q on jury within two years
low. had conceived hali-W
opinion that defendant was gun
H. + II Steele. peremptorily reius
70 bv the defense; K D. crow, u
nc served on jury within two yea
Carl II. Beik. challenged perempto
Il az the state: L. c. Polk. had &c
ed on jury within two years Jas.
steele had served on jury VIII
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