The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10
27 ARRESTED IN
City ON SUNDAY D 4
Of Charges Made
Against Offenders at
Police Court Today.

Liquor flowed freely and law
8lessness prevailed almost every
where IN n,Fairmon vest erdayssC'tassll Il u L
/ after cali. wa.sS received at the
@poiice-station. and every available
Scity officer was KEEP ton i tn jump
from early yesterd ays nornin'g 1!i'4g
until late last night. For a hi1e
Sit#alooked as though it4would be
necessary to use the county Jail as
an annex, but by doubling up
quarters at the city Lookup this
n owe was M OF necessary. When
{ the end Of the day finally came,
the city officers had made no less
than twenty-seven arrests and
most of these marched out Of jail
when the hour for police court
arrived this morning
A raidtat 21O Water street. the
residence Of James Laurie. netted
six arrests, including Dick Ferris,
Alfred Asurtis, 2. Shin sleton,
Ethel Schoolcraft, Alma DeVault,
Mrs. Fannie Freeman and James
Laurie. No forfeits were taken, !,
and the members of the party
were all locked up in the city jail
on charges of lettering: At. court,
this morning each of the six was
fined 5slOsand costs, the fine to be
suspended against the girls on the
con ndition that they leave town.
Another party composed Of two
couples was arrested at Sterling
HEIGHTS. The men gave the name
OF w. F.. McLead and Charles
Long, while the women were
Bilne Watson and Elizabeth
Knoff. The girls appeared in court
this morning and confessed to
charges Of lettering and were
fned $40 each. The men had
been released on $40 forfeits and
failed to appear to deny the char
ges against them.
& Charged with speeding out Lo-
Gust avenue, Tom Oliveto was be
fore Mayor w. w. Conaway this
M orning. He denied that he had
been driving the car at the hour
the supposed speeding took place.
Paul Galligher, who Oliveto claims
was driving the car, will be sum
moned to court tomorrow morning
to answer the charges.
Don Reese was arrested over tn e
weekend BY Officer Dfgman on
fdisord erly$ conduct. He placed q
forfeit OF $40 for his appearance at
court this morning but he did not
attend court His money went 70
the city treasury.
Chargedfwith failure to obey
signal at Adams and Jefferson
Streets Dr. CO. Henry was sum
moned to police court BY OFFICER
-Boggess The alleged violation took
place aSturday afternoon about
4:3O o'clock. ID
(. Fred Temple was raising a gem
eral disturbance in the vicinity OF
the Burk addition when he was ar
rested by city officers yesterday At
police court this morning, he con-
fessed to charges of being drunk
and disorderly and PAID fine or
SO and cost. .fs3S. S.. 4 Il
a The DRINKS arrested over Sun
day numbered @ eleven, IN Guiding
William Digg John Do1an, John
Eront, Lewis Wrig ght.& w. p. Wright,
Howard Wright. Wilbur III Eugan,
Mike Cain, Bert Harris, J ohm Cole
man, who was fined SO. Coleman
was arrested last Tuesday and was
lined SIS at ttheSWednesdaym morning
session Il OF court Being unable to
|epay,heff served sfive$daysSin the city;
'iaiLsHeswastre1e sSaturday5and
was picked diup again niSunday. on the
same charges-SB Being unable to pay
this time. he will serve ten daSs i
s11ail !. /