The Washington herald., 1921-01-29
Q o ROOM AND ROOMER FIND EACH OTHER ON THIS
SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
CRIMINAL DIVISION NO. 1.
Proceedings Yesterday.


Defendant sentenced to nine months
In Jail. Attorney H. A. Brown.
United States VS.. Henry Jackson
manslaughter. Defendant sentenced
to ten years in the. penitentiary.
Attorney Royal A. Hughes.
United States vs.. Walter Clay
assault with deadly weapon. De-
fendant sentenced to two. years and
six months in the penitentiary. At
torney L. C. Grossmsn.
United States VS.. Harry J. Beaner
grand larceny. Defendant sen
fenced to one year and a day in the
penitentiary
United States VS.. Mario Saija-
larceny after trust. Defendant sen
fenced to two years in the peniten-
tisry.
United states VS.. Louis Johnson
HOUSEKEEPING and assault with
tenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary. Attorney A. w. Scott.
United States VS.. Darlington Cas-
to three years in the penitentiary
Attorney l.. c. GrOssman.
United States VS.. Ernest Payne
assault ~ lbb. III - AAAN a. ~ "
to fiye years in the penitentiary
Attorney o. Bigoness.
United States VS.. Victor B. Keen
fenced to one year and one day in
the penitentiary and execution OF
the sentence suspended.
United States VS.. Carl c. Logan
larceny from the United States. De
4 farl1Af y
! the penitentiary and execution Of
| the sentence suspended.
United States VS.. Thomas A
Fauntroy.petit larceny. Defendant
sentenced to one year in jail and
| ed.
United States VS.. Eva n. FIetch-
er-viOlstion national prohibition
act Nolled
United States W. Herman Ritzen.
berg-violation section 1868 p. 6
L. S. Nolled.
United States We. Frank r. Wat.
kins-housebresk king and larceny
ReCognizance &lOO taken.
United States VS. Albert PoindeN-
ter-assault with deadly weapon
Recognizance 500 taken.
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Genus-forFery and uttering. Plea
guilty entered and case referred TO
probation officer.
United States vs. Felipe Quinones
grand larceny. Recogn Izance 800
taken
United States vs. Jules Arnstein
| ct al-viOlation section .. penal
code Case set for trial on March Il
| next
United States vs. Max Tslemsn-
violation section 25. penal code. Plea
not guilty entered and defendant
granted ten Gays 10 lfio demurrer.
United states ". Walter F. John
| son--lsrcenv from the United States
! Plea OF not guilty withdrawn and
plea Of guilty entered
United States vs.. Reuben STAINS
bury-nOnsupport Plea not guilty
! entered Defendants attorney. Jas
/ A. O'Snes
United States vs.. Arthur Fleming 2
-housebreaking and larceny Plea
not guilty entered. Defendants a.
torney. David Wolf
United States vs. George Wilson
alias Howard Stevens alias George
Hame'-for-sry and utterins Plea
OF guilty entered Defendant re
nanded and case referred TO proba-
tion officer
United states vs. Roger Beau-
champ-n"rsurport Plea not gull
ty entered Defendants attorney.
c. f. Robinson.
United States VS.. George WHlia ms
grand larceny. Plea not guilty
entered Defendants attorney o
Bigoness
United states vs. charles Jones
larceny from the United States Plea
, not guilty entered Defendants at
tornev. 6. H. Hayes.
United States VS.. willard Shiplev
-joyriding Plea not guilty en-
tered Defendants attorney. James
A. O'Shea.
tIcy-assault with deadly weanon
Plea not guilty entered Oefen-
dants attorney. James A O'Shea.
United States VS.. Mahaley Fisher
grand larceny. Plea not guilty
entered. Defendants attorney, Jas
/ A. O'Shea.
United States We. Martin c Nor,
gan-viOIation sections l4S and 49,
penal code Plea guilty entered De,
PENDANTS attorney, Raymond Neu,
decker.
United States VS.. George Jordan
second degree murder Motion for
new trial filed Defendants atlor.
ney. James A. O'Shea.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. =.
United States vs.. Garnett Diggs
alias Thomas Washington-joyr
ing. Defendant sentenced to on,
year in Jail. Attorney Z. b Frey.
United States vs.. Raymond Hughes
assault with deadly weapon. De.
fendant sentenced to two years snC
two months in the penitentisry. At.
tOrney ). n. Truitt
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. l.
65O59 Shreve VS.. Fidelity & De.
posit Co. Leave granted pIaintin tl
file instanter an amended decIars-
tiOn, particulars OF demand and an
davit.
64SS7 GoIdenberG vs.. Louis Mo
tion for judgment under rule Is
granted. Judgment vs.. defendan,
for possession OF premises num-
bered s04 Seventh street northwest
Judgment VS.. defendant for costs
and Fidelity & Deposit Co. surety
Appeal noted SupersedeSs fixed al
$1,000
C2G27 Holder VS.. Flynn. Motion
for new trial overruled. Judgment
on verdict vs. defendant O'Dea for
$500 with interest from this date
and for defendant Flynn with costs
VS.. plaintiff
G4Ss7 L. S. eN rel Nash " Dis