The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-16
IMPORTANT CASES IN FEDE RAJ COURT SET FUR SEPT. 25
Counterfeiting And Liquor Charges Feature Criminal
 Docket Next Week

Several important cases In which ] the gonervment Is connected will De heard when the second section of the criminal docket of the federal court opens Monday. September 24, before Judge William I. Grubb. For the | past week and the coming week
 number of civil cases have been set | before Judge Grubb, and the opening
 of the criminal cases beginning next Monday, will consume four days, ac- cording to Jim C. Smith, assistant United States district attorney. | Among the important criminal cases to be heard are several eoun-
 terfeiting cases. Violations of the
 national prohibition law will occupy
 much of the docket number of
 violations of the Mann act, Harrison | narcotic act, violations of the anti
 pass act have been set for hearing
 One of the most important of the
 colnterfeiting cases s that of
 street, north. and WL4se T. Miree, who are charged by the government
 with having operated printing press turning out spurious liquor labels in the Franklin Printing com
 pany during the first part of the year City detectives raided the printing company and are alleged to have found the men working the press and obtained number of the labels.
 Sam DeI.uca, alias Werrito Nicolo, charged with having violated the prohibition law, is scheduled for trtal Monday. September 2t, together with Nello C. Uandolfo, alias N. c. Pan dolo, former Italian consul here'
 They are charged with conspiracy
 manufacturing and using liqIor strip stamps and counterfeiting
 Docket For Week.
 The following docket has been
 prepared by Jim c. Smith, assistant United States district attorney; Mon-
 serol and J. F. Kirby, transporting, possessing whisky and having stiil | in possession Rosa Johnson, nam | taining a common nuisance; ounsr
 Ratcliff, counterfeiting and haVlng
 counterfeit liquor stamps in posses
 violation of Mann act; Theodore
 Harper, Dunbar hotel, possessing ana 1 transporting whisky; Leonard Cul-
 lom and Jeff Garber, Pelham, Ala.' having & still in possession and man
 ufacturing whisky. r.
 Jolly. national motor vehicle law;
 Frank D. O'Neal, forging government | check: Napoleon B. Ellis, same off, | fense; Troy Stewart. incersonating a
 government officer sarah ood' Violation narcotic law Cliff How | ell. violation narcotic law; Mrs.
 Frank Canepa, violation narcotic law; Jessie Jenkins, narcotic law
 Wash LanlSford and Mckinley Camp
 bell, violation anti-pass act; Duncan
 Grayson and Teresa Walker. viola l tion anti-pass act
 Wednesday, September 2O-l,ape
 Jack and Peyton Ford, stealing l interstate commerce shipments l.. ;.
 Waters, maintaining common null sance Earl Pittman, malntalning
 nuisance; Thomas Jones, Exchange
 hotel maintaining nuisance; Zeffie
 Isabelle and Lock Isabelle, selling | whisky and maintaining nuisance; Mrs. Jack Hayes, selling whisky an't | maintaining a nuisance; Mabel John 1 son, selling and possessing whisky
 and maintaining nuisance; Fonnie Perry. John DeCarlo. Paul DeCarlo. Minnie DeCarlo. Lillie DeCarlo and Mrs. John DeCarlo, selling and pos sessing whisky and maintaining
 nuisance: M. Ceroso, maintaining a nuisance; Mrs. W. H. Hayes. possess l ing whisky and maintaining Gi- l sance; Will Robinson, maintain&g | nuisance.
 Thursday, September 27.-Estelie Bonnie. maintaining nuisance; Jo-
 sephine Sarda and Joe Sarda, posses sing whisky and maintaining null 1 Howard, S. D. Isbell and Marvin liar
 ris of Leeds. Ala. having still In
 possession and manufacturing: Lena Jeanette, selling and possessing l whisky and maip 'aiGinG nuisance; James Wright assessing whisky and maintaining nuisance; Robert Reese, Lila Lacey. mailfaining null sance, and David L. Johnson and
 Henry Woodward. maintaining null