The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-05-25
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III INDICTMENTS
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FAIRFAX

FAIRFAX, va, May 2b-The Fair
fax grand jury has returned n in.
dictnents.
Ten were FOR violations 81 the pro
hfbition laws; John Tyler, for house
breaking; Curtis Mclaughlin, for
manning with intentxto kill; Waiter
SImons and William SouthorIand for
HOUSEKEEPING and arson; Elmer and
Pearl Emery for larceny; Mack Oar.
nell, Rosie Pearce, Emma White,
Eugene Thomas and Joseph Tate for
forgery, and Melvin Bolts Cor big.
amy.
Tyler has been given . nye-year
suspended sentence III the peniten.
tiary and required 10. report at each
term ~ court through Il. "a. Poplxina
and G. Il. Tyler. Al capias has been
issued for the arrest OF Mclaughlin,
fugitive from justice; trials of ST.
mons and Switzerland for robbing
and burning the store 81 Frank Reid
on the OK Road, has been set for
the twenty-eighth.
Set Emery Trial
Emery VIII also be tried on the
twenty-eighth. The five forgery
cases viii be settled on the twenty.
seventh, Darnell pleading guilty. the
others not guilty. They are charged
with forging five specific checks,
although It IL understood that there
are others outstanding In Maryland,
District Of Columbia, and Frederick
burg, Va.
Trial Of Bolts for bigamy has been
postponed until the September term.
He IL charged with marrying Bea.
trIc0 Penifield In Washington on
November 81, 1921, and Minnie Al.
BagRarly In Fairfax county on
March is, 1927.
Settle Dry Cases
IN the prohibition cases. James
Moore pleaded guilty and was
given S., three months and costs:
Norman Fairfax pleaded guilty, S.,
six months and costs w. u. Garner,
s. and six months on two indict-
ments, Jail sentence to run con.
currently; capias was issued for
arrest OF Herbert Carter; C. l..
Stedman. Emanuel Dove, and Rob-
ert Lee Smith, pleading not guilty,
win be tried on Monday. Trials Of
Frank Gorham, Duff Green, Ralph
Gather, ara postponed until the
September term.
John Woodlawn pleaded guilty to
possession Of liquor and was fined
$50 and one month In 1afl, sus.
pended during good behavior. VIII
liam Lyleg was given the same sem
tence and George Denny was given
$50 and three months.
Sentence NaHVanwev.
Peyton Ballenger, indicted &C the
March term for violation oe the pro-
hibition laws. second offense, was
fined 500 nnd given threo months
In p son. Peyton Ballenger. fl. FOR
the aaEns ofeense was fined so and
three months iii fail. Both were re-
quired to post bond for good be-
hayior for one year.
Prosecution Of Marion Trice, In
dicted at 4 previous term for sedIc-
ton under promise Of marriage was
noIie pressed by the Commonwealth
Attorney. John Detweiler, OF ClIf-
the sentence, by Justices ZoIl,
Richie and Wharton, who ordered
him to pay to Sessic Smith, Of Cliff
ton, 800 a. to serve six months
in JAIL
Detweiler was accused by Smith
Of assault, He was represented In
court by Waiter TanAilI Oliver,
Hugh Marsh. representing Smith.
Reverse Traffic Case
Wilson Fortney Of Vienna, appeal
ing to the court from = sentence Inn
posed by the mayor OF Vienna and d
fine Il SO for alleged violation {
the traffic laws was found not guilty
and the case dismissed.
Julian b. ParnelI has been APP
pointed guardian for Marion Trice.
aged 20. and given bond for 800.