The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-10-08
CECIL CIRCUIT COURT
September Term Adjourns


Short, assault; James l.. Baker and
John Shares, larceny; Ernest Demp-
sey, breaking into garage; d.
Price Wade, carrying a concealed
deadly weapon; Ralp J. Terranova,
obtaining goods under false pre-
tences, charges; Charles Wilson,
colored, bastardy; William P. Baker,
Leon Slocum and j. M. Limberger,
selling goods without license;
Blanche Corlick, Mike Perugina,
Joseph Warfield, colored, and Charles
White, colored, selling liquor; Her
bert E. Nutting, having liquor in
possession for sale; Alvin Down
ham, destruction of property.
The case of A. Galen Crothers VS..
The Chrome Products Company was
removed to Kent county for trial, as
was that of Ross E. Eckman VS..
same defendant.
In the case of Ruth A. Whitherow
VS.. Clark & Oliver, a judgment OF
non pros. was entered.
The National Bank of Elkton VS..
William Pepper Constable and Omar
D. Crothers, Trustees Garnishees of
Harold Steele, Bennett Steele and
Caradora B.. Steele, two cases.
Judgments absolute for plaintiff for
$4530,90 and $1235.49 respectively.
National Bank of Chesapeake City
VS.. same defendants two cases, and
the Elkton Banking and Trust Com
pany VS.. same defendants were
heard and held under advisement.
Wharton F. Lafferty VS.. John B.
Baxter. Trial before Court. Case
not concluded: sa
Oscar P. Humes vs. Frank e.
Poist, claim for commissions on
selling cars. Trial before the Court
and held under advisement.
Frank DiLorenzo VS.. John Rec,
claim for open store account. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $133.16.
National Sales Corporation VS..
Garnishees of North East Porcelain
Company. Judgment absolute for
plaintiff for $455.
Argument on pleas were heard in
Ernest H. Burns ct al VS.. the
Fidelity and Deposit Company OF
Maryland. Permission was granted
defendant to file additional plea.
Z Howard c. Boyle VS.. William T.
Richardson. Before the Court.
Judgment for plaintiff for $31O.74.
Wheeling Can Company VS.. Ed
ward H. Friel. Before the Court.
Judgment for plaintiff for $2S29.
Wheeling Can Company VS.. Will
liam U. Beadle, Garnishee of Ed
ward H. Friel. Judgment for
S2S29.
Herbert E. Nutting, Of Elkton,
plead guilty of having had liquor in
his possession for purpose of sale.
The case of State VS.. Blanche Cor
lick, charge selling liquor contrary
to the Local Option law, was placed
on trial before jury which returned
verdict of not guilty.
The case of State VS.. James L.
Booker, colored, indicted for larceny.
Trial before Court. Verdict not
guilty.
Case of State VS.. John Shares,
colored, indicted for larceny, tried
before the Court. Verdict guilty.
Sentenced to six months in Maryland
House of Correction.
State VS.. Charles White, co1ored,
indicted for selling intoxicating
liquor. Tried before jury. Ver-
dict not guilty.
State VS.. William F. Baker, Leon
Slocum and T. M. Linberger. Plea
of not guilty, confessed by the State
in each case. Traversers were
charged with selling merchandise
without license.
The motion for new trial in the
;ase of George Short VS.. State, was
overruled. Sentence deferred until
December. Released under $500
bond.
James Warfield, indicted for sell
ling liquor. State confessed plea
of not guilty.
Mike Perniginna, indicted for sell
ling liquor. State confessed plea
Of not guilty.
James Randall was sentenced to
six months in Maryland House of
Correction, for carrying concealed
deadly weapons.
Ernest Dempsey, indicted for
breaking and entering the garage Of
E. Ward Brown, of Port Deposit,
was tried before jury. Verdict
guilty, with recommendation OF
Court suspended sentence.
Jack De Mar, found guilty of
operating car while under the in
iuence of liquor, fined $100 and
,osts.
The case of State VS.. d. Price
Wade indicted for carrying load
ID pistol. Verdict guilty. Sentence
suspended until December. Several
weeks ago Wade and Cephus Dalton
lad pistol duel near Oakwood, in