Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
GRAND JURY CONSIDERS
DOCTORS CASES TO-DAY
Federal lnqui>ilorial b o d y
Docs Not Complete Work
of Session.
:: TRUE BILLS AnE RETURNED
Judge Lawrence Groncr Imposes
Sentences On Number Who
Plrnd Guilty to thnrGr nf Violating
the National prohibition Inv.

Without finishing consideration OF
orncy. the Federal grand jury for
the October term OF the United
states District Court adjourned ut i
O'clock Yesterday afternoon until this
morning at 10 ociock At that tim"
iho preScntmou against tho "niuc
lrom'ncnt i;ichmoud physiciaus.'
charged with illegally issuing liquor
rrrmjtS. and the four Italians and
unc Ihiuaman. charged with conceal
INK eighteen foreigners WHO arc uu-
Jwfully I'm this country, will receive
'hc attention OF IA" jury.
~ tho indictments considered ycs-
''rdHy twcnty-scven true bills were
returned OF the twenty seven in
l,ctncu'S, iifteen were for alleged
"ioldtions Of the Harrison Narcotic
Nc' and eight for alleged violation
- tho postal laws.
Who Arc On Grand Jury.
Tho grand jury was late ia con
y.uur because of the failure OF
several citizens To answer the sum
Th" seventeen selected from the
visionary venirc OF twcnty follow.
w. Il. Catlett. Richmond; James *.
Dunlop, Richmond: w J. Ebcl. Rich
moud: !. i. Elan. Richmond: Amos
NJ Cover, Richmond; John Ii.
lyons Richmond; W. +. Mahoney.
klchmond; John 4. Scaton. Rich
mond; J. Il. Truoh"art, Amelia Court
house: r. L. Whit. Beulahville; 4.
Nubyn Taylor. Jetcrsville; J. T..
cobb. King William Courthouse: y.
" RragE. Petersburg; Walter Nance.
RoXbury; Iceland Treat, West Point;
Lewis c. Pemberton. Richmond
Judge n. Lawrence Groncr pre-
sided yesterday and while the grand
jury was considering the indictments
imposed sentences on number who
lad entered q plea Of guilty to the
charge OF violating the national pro-
hibtion law. Major Paul w. lIear.
nf Norfolk. district attorney. and
Colonel c. y. Davidson, assistant.
were in court and, with Gallon Il.
Jones. assistant. with headquarters
The cases and preparing the docket
FOR one OF the busiest terms in tho
history OF the court.
Violate Prohibition Law.
Those pleading guilty ia the
charge Of violating the national pro-
hibuion act and the penalties i'm
Pokcd. follow:
Andy Petty. fined s3oo, and costs;
Il. Frank Bullock, s250, and costs:
aftccn days in Jail; G. W. Mathcs
and II. B. Henry. fftecn days each
IN Jail. deferred until November I {:
Arthur Truly, sixty days in Jail; g.
Y. L!vcrmau, sixty days in Jail: john
Henry Taylor. Corty-iiv" days in jail:
Ida Vaughan, fifteen days ia Jail:
Laura Walker, ten days in jail Rob.
crt s Allen, thirty days in Jail:
Charles Walker. sixty days in jail:
Joseph Gianotti and Theresa Gianot-
Il, $50. and costs. each: William
Bark sdalc. SIS. and costs William
koenis, $40. and costs. George H
Carter, $40, and costs: John Lester
sixty days In Jail: Luther l.. Jerni-
gan. 500. and costs.
True Rill. Returned
True bills We're returned yesterday
as follows:
Violating the postal laws: Davie
Cosby, Robert Nelson. William II.
White, Frank I. Muoty Ruth
Buchanan. Matte y buchanan. Wal.
ter $. Buchanan, Mrs. Frank r
Mooty.
Violating the Harrison narcotic
act. James S,arkes. j. W. Robert
son. George Young. II. Sco,borgh.
Carroll Schmusei, Joe Ronmcy. Rosa
Ronney, lanes Johnson. John II.
Harrell. Eddie Taylor. James Fierce,
Martin Simmons, Claude r, smith,
Luther p"ws and PaN Wright,
Violating aat!onaI prohibition act.
Charles ". Turner; post-o,tice roh-
berry. Andrew Is. CUNNINGHAM: lar
ceny from the mails, Macie V. Mar
lowe: larceny OF government prop
erty, ALDER; r. Pearson.