The Washington herald., 1921-03-19
TWELVE INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY IN
ALEXANDRIACOUR
Ten Cases for Alleged
Violation of Dry Law
Are Feature.
THE HERALD BUREAU,

A. ;. Dontphan,
II King Street
ALEXANDRIA. Va. March ia
grand Jury in the Corporation cour,
this afternoon. with s. w. Pitts a
foreman. Judge Robinson Moncure
presiding. returned true bills tc
twelve indictments presented. Ten
Of the indictments are for alleged
violations Of the. State prohibition
laws in connection with merchants
selling navoring extracts as follows:
Hugh Harris. Norris Cohan, Thomas
Kelly. Leon Theruer. J. w. Russell.
Hayman Zalkin. Angelo valento,
Charles Lancaster. Horace Moore
and Henry Major. The jury in
dicted James Coleman for grand
larceny and he entered a plea of
guilty to petit larceny and was SEN
fenced to serve three months in jail.
The jury also indicted Alfonso Web
ster for breaking and entering a
dwelling He was sentenced to
serve two years in the penitentiary
following a plea of guilty.
The cases for violations of the
prohibition law acted on were: Hay
man zalkin. fned $50; Angelo VAL
ento. SIS and costs: Charles Lam
caster and Horace Moore. fined 800
and costs: Henry Major. fined s5e.
The other cases will be acted on
tomorrow.
Chanber Of Commerce to Meet.
The Chamber of Commerce will
hold its annual meeting Monday
night. Four directors at large viii
be chosen. An address will be made.
During Easter week a dance will
be given in the auditorium OF the
Elks' Home for the purpose Of rais-
ing funds to endow a Marjorie
Adamson" room in the Alexandria
Hospital. Plans were discussed this
afternoon. at Mrs Julian T. Burke.
jr.'s residence in Rosemont- The
committee is headed by Miss Con-
stance Boush.
Divides $1,000 Estate.
An estate valued at 5000 is left
by Mrs. Margaret Scott, whose will,
dated May is. 1917. was admitted
to probate yesterday in the Circuil
Court for this city. Bequests made
to relatives include Daniel Toomey.
house, I11 South Fairfax street:
Elizabeth Zimmerman, house. SIS
South Fairfax street and $500 bond;
John T. sheehey,i jr., $500: Mrs.
Mary c. Ward, of Washington. $500
bond; Patrick Toomey. $500: Will
lam Toomey, 500. Bequests of 500
each were given Dennis Toomey,
yohannah Toomey, Mrs Elizabeth
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beth williams: Julia Zimmerman.
Edith Zimmerman. Eugene thinner
man. Warren Zimmerman and the
remainder to Elizabeth Zimmerman,
whom she names as executfix.S
In the Circuit Court today the
will Of Leroy Beach. dated January
2s. 1890. was admitted to probate.
Testator bequeaths to his son.
James Henry Beach. and his daugh-
ter. Mrs Elizabeth Jane Beach
Warning. the business at 21e King
street. share and share alike, and
to, Leroy NJ. Beach he leaves 500.
The remainder of his estate is di-
vided equally between his three
children, Leroy ii. Beach, James
Henry Beach and Mrs. Elizabeth
Jane Beach Warning. The last
named is executrix.
Franklin Penn Rites Today.
The funeral of B. Franklin Penn,
who died yesterday, will take place
at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from Demaine's mortuary chapel.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
+. v. REGISTER. ID. D., pastor of the
N. E. Church South and burial will
be in the Union Cemetery.
Last rites for George Z. Price
were held this afternoon from his
late residence. lis North Fairfax
street. and conducted by Rev. E. v.
REGISTER, ID. D.. pastor of the NJ
Z. Church South. and burial was in
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