Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Mother of First
q Prison Baby Is
SeekingParole
Mrs. Rollo De Hart Serving
Sentence for Completely in
Murder Near O'Neill
Asks Release.

Lincoln. MAY s0.-lSpseiall del
Ia DeHsfi, mother Of AsbFaska's fret
peniientaTy baby. will appear before
the state heard OF psfdons and pa.
roles Al the July meeting and ask Tor
parole. ~ T. Harmon. secretary
OF the board announced today.
After the birth OF the baby several
months ago. the first plan was TO file
an application Tor a pardon. II was
decided later that, az her minimum
sentence would be served in July TO
keep her at the ofihopedie hospital a,
Lincoln until then and release Mrs.
Deiisrt through the regular parole
channel.
Mrs. DelIart Is serving from ]
To 10 wears Tor completely in the muf'
der oi John Mlze IN Hol, county.
Her husband. Rolls Dellaft, is serv-
ing lie for the same murder and,
as yet. has not seen his baby.
30 File Applications
There are ~ who will apply Tor a
parole before the board at It's meet
ing. June ~. Nine are from Doug
las county. In addition, there is
one asking for Communication OF sens
,enee and two arc requesting a par
don.
Fred Allen Of Omaha. serving
from I to years for s,abbng to
wound. will be one of the applicants.
oPecords show that he arrived home
one night after an absence OF several
years. began quarreling with his wife
and stabbed her.
James Triple,t Of Keya Paha, serv-
ing 10 years for an assault upon l3-
year-old girl, wants his sentence COM
mu,cd. Triple,t was paroled in 1918
and was brought back after he mar
ried a woman. who. at the time hadn't
received divorce from her first hus-
band.
Douglas County Men.
Douglas county men asking pa
roles follow:
John r. Reynolds. stealing and re-
ceiving stolen auto. lilo: Frank
Johnson, breaking and entering, lilo;
Emisley +. Andrews, breaking and
entering, l-l0; Harry Miller, forgery,
l-20; John Howard larceny from
person, II; Napoleon Franklin,
breaking and entering, II; Eugene
NJ. Miles, serving 90 days in the
Douglas county jail for vagrancy,
wants commutation OF sentence;
Clyde Harrow, stealing and receiving
stolen auto, Is; Harry Dennis. as
sault to rape, 2-l5.
Out.State Applicants.
Out-state applicants follow:
Jesse Brown, assault to do great
bodily harm, Madison, Is; Oscar
Hamilton, breaking and entering,
Furnas, lilo; Clyde E. Bowers, rob-
berry, Lancaster, Ito; Abrams Mill
er, forgery, Lancaster, 1-20; Edward
Dove, assault to rape. Cheyenne, 2
Is; Garnett Goings. forgery, Sheri-
dan. l-20; Allen Young. larceny,
Dawson, II; B. E. Tuttle, forgery,
Dodge, 1-20; Walter Jackson, carry
ing concealed weapons, Dawes, not
to exceed 2 years; Fred Peterson,
grand larceny, Adams, II; William
Taylor, forgery, Hall, 1-20; Cornelia
Cruz, manslaughter, Garden, lilo;
Charles A. Smith, burglary, Scotts-
bluff. l-20; Howard Jones, forgery,
Otoe, l-10; Mary Alice Devorss, Ne
maha, adultery, 80 days in state re-
formatory for women; Frances Wat
son, Nemaha, prostitution, serving in
determinated sentence in state re-
formatory for women; Lee Movich.
horse stealing, Hall, LILO; Stanley
Rice, horse stealing, Hall, lilo.
James A. Jussel Of Red Willow.
who is serving 20 days in the Red
Willow Jail and has been fined 81 900
for having still in his possession,
wants a pardon. Clarence E. King
al Sarpy. serving three years for high
way robbery, also wants a pardon.