The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-28

Chtcf Investigator n y l1erAat
lyetsrna1 u Rock Island toaay Hisi
sarr.val prs,assd ! rsnswal ~ ~
s1sts u ~ part of the stats prcss-
seutcss 70 begin the trials Of cases'
resulti1E from Attorncy-C General
BGrar4 j, BrupdAgs's vice investi-
sation early ii January. MI. Mosh-
tsjis hprs again with stair q In
vsstigaters to perfect the eyidence
&eatnst the mAly dciendants naia-
"a In the II ir0ictAents sOled ~
the September gram Jury. Foe In
vestigatofs., besiaes keeping the
evidences intact. viii seek 20 ferret
ont supporting testimony 70 that
ON whieh the grand jury acted. De-
veloping new leads winch miglt
prove important to q successfui
prosecution. Mr.. Mosher was IN
conference this morning with Spe-
ctal Prosecutor Charles w. Hadley.
The earliest possible time for the
trials to begin IS the second weel
Ia January. The jury venire OF ~
men will report in the circuit court
Tor service beginning Monday, Jcn.
8. While the January term Of the
circuit court begins next Monda:.',
New Years day, the first week, in
keeping with custom, will be (e-
voted to the hearing Of motions.
petitions and other matters not re-
curing the services OF a jury.
Then, too, two days will be consuni-
cd by naturalization hearings.
The question of which Ct TIE
three circuit judges OF this district
will preside at the trials OF the vice
cases will probably be decided this
afternoon. 1t was reported at the
court house this morning that Judge
Nels A. Larson. Judge w. T. Church
Of Aledo and Judge-elect Charles
=. Searle Of Rock Island, recently
elected to fill the unexpired term
Of the late Judge Emery c. Graves,
would probably confer this after
noon On the matter Of assignments
FOR the coming term Of coHrt.
Possible Jurors.
n The Jury venire from which jur-
ors will be selected to hear the first
Of the vice trials appears as fol-
lows:
Rock Charles ]. Strate.
1101 Third avenue: r. c. Banker,
1101 Twenty-fourth street; Frank
l.. Ely, 933 Seventeenth street;
Claus Dau, 1928 Fourteenth street:
J. l.. C. Kramer. S19 Fourteenth
,and-a-half street; Emmett Calvin,
1912 Twentieth street: Fred Mitch
ell. 72O Twentieth street,, j. H.
Kirsch, 725 Eighteenth street; Jake
De Pew. 1887 Forty-fifth avenue
H. c. Holtorf. 1924 Second ave-
nue.; Thomas H. Haege, H.. F. Hunt
er. 1914 Third avenue: w. ].
Hartz, e10 Twenty-second street;
John H. Hanson, 635 Twerly-third
street; Ed Herbert, 1902 Fifth ave-
nue.; Robert Barlong, Thirty-fourth
avenue and Fifth street; H. B.
Young, 1724 Nineteenth avenue.
Moline-C. A. Watt. 1916 Twelfth
avenue; A. Carlson, 1928 Thirteenth
street A; w. G. Churchill, 1911 Fifth
avenue; Ernest Six, 1S46 Fourth
street; H. A. Whitemore, 213 Tween
ty-nfhth avenue; j. U. Barnard, $50
Seventeenth street; f. E. Dehler
1919 Fourteenth street.
East Moline--E. M. Latin. D. o
Johnson, Louis Haemer, r. M. Har.
peg, Fred Chichester, H. Klingebiel
H. A. Peterson, Walter Grenard.
Etgington-John Kelly, Johr
Quinn, James Bowes, Gus McLaugh
lin.
Drury-will:am G. Freyermuth.
: Coe-G. E. Getty.
Port Byron-Geurge Schaible.
New Grand Jury.
The January Rock Island count,
Grand jury, which will report 4,
the circuit court next Monda,
morning Is as follows:
Rock lsland--W. H. Johnson
John Waldron Dolly. John Peter
son. Leon F. Robinson.
Molins-A.J. Kucheman. Albil
YOunErSn. e. =. Wahlstrand, Her
IMAM Nvgren. $50
CordOya--Ralph Cooper.
Coe-Louis Schafer.
Canoe Creek-Charles Quade.
Zuma-E. W. Noah.
Port Byrcn-Edward H. Hartz.
Hampton-Will.am Van Dennis.
South MoliHe Andrew Allmen
diuge:
Black Hawkwilliam Branden
berg.
Coal Talley--Axel Anderson.
Rural-John L. .Normoyle.
Bowling-Ralph Long.
EdRirGtcn-Charles Crawford.
Audalusja--A. Dunlap
Buffalo Prairie-Ernest Fuhf.
Drury--Jasper Thompson.