The Penn's Grove record., 1923-09-21
Vol. As, No. 3S
County Court Has Great
Number of Cases
FOrty-nine Indictments Found.
Three Penns Grove
Cases Settled

1aSSe"y iiiCi INNS DIPi
Judge Charles Z. Black. DlSt4cI
Court Judge Ralph Donges, and
County Judge Charles Meeum were
on the bench.
The Court selected Rev. Henry K.
Myers, pastor OF the Memorial Baptist
Church, Salem, foreman oil the Grand
Jury. The other members OF the Juiy
ere:
Wilhuf 9. S'4''l5;gf' sai5i'l.
Li. [laIoIo I-.,..,, l1l',e.. ,ii,,la,.
l4a,,rI- coleman Warrington
91rs Emma sparils. OIdmans
Edwin Leap. Upper Penns Neck.
Mrs. Carlton E. Moore, L. Pittsgroye.
George Fauiding. PitTsSroNe'
Clarence Shiiing ig, 0ialnans. y,...Iea.
Isaac j, i-lleS, oPpel So,
1ttIIia. 4tDgit r,i'',ii, is''.',''..'' a,7intoT
Mrs Fdq-ar3 J. Gavnor salem.
Mary r. c. Clayton. Salem.
Ralph smith. OIdnans.
I. Woodford Davis. salem.
Howard G. Dunn. salem.
Leo II ts.3c'sl.s5 ness
n, - 9',. s...it,, '.iit, rrsel.
Eneena S-e,..i.i,ls salon.
John WNtsee. Upper Pittsgrove.
Constables Peacock. Harbeson and
Van Meter were placed in charge of the
jury
Judge Black in his charge to the
Grand Jury stated that about 70 ace
usations would be presented to them
,,oa1-o oa,.of,l1 i,5gl1i,.1l INTO +ba Y1iro,.
-: r a. - Yr-o1I ,,- AZ,
IrdcIIolls U Uhe ID" as wei % 'iie
major cases. ,ac,7
lie reminded them thal lAe Iooth
anniversary Of the adoption OF the
United States Constitution was being
ohcn,y7ad +bis ,,aelr and unholdino this
f1ndar9enfaI low Of tbe land denended
* I'll, ~ lo,f,1i,,oeg
oul 91oa1- FL h.
lafgley depended. Judge Diack sa!q ne
could not conceive any 1huINldual
deliberately violating the Constitution,
but on every hand there is a disregard
for the law and that is a menace to
oI,,. i,,e+it,7tione This regard is nv
1aC'l +l,o ,7,oet r,ro+ectior,
Pc pc 9oIis "Iio NJ IN + -. - a.
Ihefe is INJURIOUS Nlo'e'oioil ~. VI IN
highways law and tne open selllhS
and transportation of liquor.
The Grand Jury should see whether
the Volstead and Hobart Acts
ere eme vioIated os and whether the high
20, Ia,rg aro dicraoared He said
way laws are alsregaIeu: = ne go se'rS'
that an expression oI opiiiiIol fl?Iii :9:IIi
tne 1fahd jury VIII nave d oI-1II -,
effect upon the community. People
must know that they cannot disregard
the law without weakening the whole
structure of Government.
Bills were found against the follow
ing: For having slot machines Andrew
I,olImain. Fred j. Monk; assault and
battery Abner Waddington. Herbert
Loveland Nicholas Gerace, John Reilly,
Harry Toy and Harry Whitaker; And
rev Thompson. Frank Mench, Harold
Matthews. Eugene Ruffin, Ernest Jones,
William Wheeler BENZ. Bee, John
Crump. Fred Gross, Raymond Giles,
Howard Lewis Henry Cozens.
Violating the liquor laws Anna NJ.
Brennan. Samuel Stevenson, EnOs Gar
binsliz. David Toll, Harry Robinson,
Vincenzo Santucci.
Larceny, Frances Johnson, Harry
Robinson. Lewis Beckett, Clarence
Johnson, Theo. Stevenson, David Brad
ford from Albert Summerill'
Carrying conce4led MeaRonS' PSari NoIon 1etuS
Jones i" WAN IUiii;or, Sbarles St Jobn
pnhar+ g"itm pufyi, lanes Tucker. James
Brown, Brow
Disorderly house George Shultz
Maggie Jones.
Desertion Raymond II. Dubois Chas.
B. Green John Austih' Clarence
Venaole. o.,,.o,a 1Jo,,-ord Smith
ofueiIy 10 an1tl,aiH I'D fi0" false nreten-
ses op5T1,,'Is Tohn p i'omnsburv, r
4, CarnaI abuse, Anthony D. Hammond,
Jesse Perry, NJ Bennett.
- The Grand Jury heard rs accusations
and returned 49 indictments: -....