The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Monmouth County Courts.

George Luke, the higher up who
was recently convicted of being one of
the real proprietor of Stumble Inn
q disorderly house on Hawthorne ave-
niue. Neptune City. was sentenced to
one to three years in state prison, when
arr aligned before Judge Lawrence
Thursday
Two negr es were given suspended
sentences and ordered turned over to
New York authorities. They and James
Wilkins, rolored, who pleaded non
vult to a charge Of stealing watch
at Asbury Park, June 26, and Israel
Wolff. coIored, who pleaded guilty of
stealing three pairs of trousers from
Joseph Chrisberg at Long Branch.
Charles Koch, 10 years old, who esssl-
Ter in the week pleaded guilty Of break
ing into the Scarboro hotel at Long
Branch January 10, was fined $75 and
costs and paroled for is months in
custody of Probation Officer Houghton.
Koch had been in Jail 70 days.
Harvey Greysa Camp Vail soldier,
who had pleaded guilty of entering
the home of Paul Reussille at Knoll
wood, Red Bank. and stealing a pearl
necklace valued at SO, 900 was SEN
fenced to the reformatory at Rahw ay
Harold Parker, jointly indicted with
Grey and who had pleaded not gu lty
was ordered returnedto Camp Vail.
Raymond Johnson, pleading guilty
of larceny from his partner in BUSH
ness, Abe Garland at Asbury Park,
was sentenced to 80 days in the coun-
ty jail and ordered put t, work in a
road gang.
After hearing before Judge Law
renee in court Friday Mrs. Eva Hogg
of 623 Summerield avenue. Asbnry
Park. who was arrested last Sunday
and sentenced by Judge Tumen to 30
DAYS in the county jail, was adjudged
by Judge Lawrence as guilty of failing
to properly provide for and cruelty to
her two children, aged two years and
seven months and one year respective
Nv. Judge Lawrence directed that the
chillren be committed to st Michael's
home at Hopewel and remanded Mrs.
Hogg to jail to await sentence later
Tony Bruno Of Long Branch, con-
victed last April Of criminal offense
againt a Red Bank girl, was recalled
from the reformatory where he was
sentenced at the time, and he was fined
$3.50 and costs and paroled in custody
Of Probation Officer Houghton for
three years.
Thomas Alexander, a 13-year- old Bel
mar boy, was adiudged incorrigible and
was committed to the state home Tor
bows at Jamesburg Mrs. Winslow NJ :.
Bracket told the court that the boys
father could not make him mind and
that he continually ran away from
home
Joseph johnson and George Robbins
of Imlaystown waived indictment and
pleaded guilty Of illegal possession Of
LIQUOR, having been arrested Tuesday
by state trooper from Bordentown
who visited the johnson home together
with John T. Montgomery, investigator
for the Monmouth County Organiza-
ton for Social Service Mr. Montgom-
ery told the court that they found both
johnson and Robbins grossly intoxicat-
ed and the home in a filthy condition,
Johnson's wife having recently left him
and their seyen-year-old-s son. The boy,
he said, was neglected badly when the
father is in liquor, which he learned
from neighbors, is much Of the time.
Judge Lawrence fined Johnson 800
and costs and committed the boy to the
custody of the state board of children's
guardians with instructions that john
paw 81 per week for his board thru
the probation Office. Robbins was fined
1875 and costs.