The Washington times., 1922-06-21
RELEASED
ON BOND,
LYlEs IS
RETAkEN
Prince Georges County Au-
thoritiss File Charges Pun
ishable by Hanging.


Released under 5000 bond On
charge Of white slavery. J.
Marshall Lyles. charged with alb
ducting thirteen-year-old Gather
me Rosenbaun, was rearrested to-
day in the Ninth precinct police
|station by Captain Louis J. Stoll.
KS Lyles was placed in . cell again.
Eheld as q fugitive from justice
for Maryland authorities. Author
tiles Of Prince George county
asked his retention, declaring they
hold q warrant charging Lyles
with q more serious crime than
Xhite slavery.
To Fight Exfradltien.
The charge on which Maryland
suthorities want Lyies h punishable
By hapsing. and Lyiss. through his
attorney. Robert /. Miller. has an
nouhcsd his Intention of putting UP
q visspous tight to prevent ssztr.di-
)! ton. ~ -
II h possfble Attorney Miller this
afternoon may resort to a writ Of
habeas corpus IN an effort to obtain
the release of Lyies.
Sheriff Thomas II. Garrison, Of
Prince Georges county. Nd. asked
local police to hold Lyles.
Sheriff Garrison brought with him
a warrant signed by W. Brooks
Hunter. magistrate of Hyattsviiie.
charging Lyles with crime pun
ishabIe In Maryland by hanging.
Refuses 10 Waive Rights.
District authorities toid Sheriff
Garrison that while they wers wiii-
ing to turn Lyles over. they were
without authority to do % uniess
the prisoner consented to 30 to
Maryland and stand trial. Lyies
refused to leave the city volun.
tarily.
Sheriff Garrison. with J. Wilson
Ryan. States attorney for Prince
Georges county, then took another
course to get the custody Of Lyies.
They left for Annapolis to inter.
view Governor Ritchie with q view
to getting him to sign extradition
papers.
Robert I. Miller, Lyles' attorney.
declared he would fight extradition.
In the meantime, District authori.
ties are pushing the charge OF white
slavery which has been made sgatnst
Ly1es. The prisoner viii be given. q
preliminary hearing In Police C0urt
tomorrow morning.
Bond Reduced 70 $500.
Bond for Lyles. which yesterdav
was placed at $4,000. was reduced
to 5000 today.
Authorities Of Montgomery coun-
ty are also after Lyles. They de-
clare an assault on Catherine Rosem.
baum was committed In Montgomery
county. Prince Georges county au-
thorities make the same claim. This
angle Of the affair probably will be
settled today. Montgomery authori-
ties, however, are going ahead with
their plans to take Lyles into Gus
tody, and Chief Deputy Sheriff y.
Stanley GingeIl has asked the Dis.
trict authorities to turn Lyles over
to him. ~ Na =
According to the girl. Lyies at.
tackled her while In the home OF
Joseph Cuttings. on Sligo Mil road
In Maryland. Gittings' house is 10
Gated on the border line OF the two
counties.
Fifteen ;year-old william Immich
who disappeared Monday morning
from his home on Sligo Mill road.
Maryland. returning yesterday, is ex.
pected to be an important witness
against Lyies.
Spent Night with Girl.
Young Immich spent practically all
Of Monday with the young girl. To
gether the couple evaded moro than
q score Of policemen and detectives
who were searching the Takoms
woods for them. The boy Ia expected
to tell where the young girl spent
Monday night. She claims she was
looked up in q house by q man posing
a. detective, escaping early yester-
day morning through Q window.
4 Quissed by Police.
The boy was not put under arrest.
but went through q cross-examina-
tion At the hands OF police officials.
The poIice declined TO discuss the
nature Of fhs information which The