The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-05

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Among other cases heard and
disposed of were the following:
Eddie Frank, j. B. Chandler,
William Johnson, lamp Zanders,
Horace Rogers and Homer Law
yer were each charged with as
sault and battery. Frank was
charged with assault and battery
on Louise Hodge, Chandler on
Maude Duhart, johnson on Evelyn
Young, Zanders, on Thelma Nc
Cormick, Rogers on his wife
Frances, and Lawyer on his wife
Isabel. Frank, who was alSC
charged with resisting arrest was
fined $40 or 4 days on the first
charge, and sentenced to 10 days,
SIS or an additional 6 days on
the second. The first fine was
suspended, and the 10 days on the
second sentence was also sus-
pended, but the fine on the Sec
ond must be paid.
Chandler was fined SIS or 6
days, Johnson, SIS or days, Zan-
ders, $40 or 4 days, Rogers SIS or
2 days and Lawyer was dismiss
ed. Lawyers wife, Isabel, who
filed charges against her husband
failed to appear at his original
trial on Dec. 10. She was ordered
by the judge to appear on the
goth of the same month, but
again she failed to appear. A
bench warrant was issued for her
arrest to appear at the trial. She
finally appeared at the hearing
held Wednesday and attempted
to plead with the judge for mercy.
But it did no good. She was SEN
fenced to l day, SIS or an addi-
tional 6 days.
Henry Hazelhurst, Aaron Gum,
Henry Thomas White, Ethel Lee
Lucas, Clarence Gibson, Ernest
Gilbert, w. H. Johnson, Willie
Thomas Smith and Ellis Murrell
were charged with disorderly
conduct, creating disturbances of
using profanity. Hazelhurst, who
was also charged with malicious
mischief, with the property of
Alice Austin, was dismissed on
the first charge and fined $40 or
4 days on the second. Oliver was
sentenced to 2 days, $35 or an
additional 10 days. Gum, who
was also charged with carrying
concealed weapon "a knife) was
fined $40 or 4 days on the first
charge and $25 and cost or Is
days on the second. The $25 was
suspended but the cost on the
second fine must be paid, White
was sentenced to 6 days, SIS OF
an additional 80 days; Lucas was
dismissed; Gibson was fined $40
or 4 days, Gilbert, who was also
charged with assault with a gun
on Sarah jackson, was fined $50
or 20 days, after he succeeded in
proving that the gun in quetion
was only a toy pistol; johnson was
fined $25 or 10 days; Smith was
dismissed, and Murrell was fined
$40 ora days.
Curley Lord, Cornelius Roberts,
James billiard, Harris Boyd,
Charlie Fisher, James Stewart,
James Peterson, Frank Miles, Lee
is. Gray, John Willie Davis, Will
liam Clark, Lee Jackson and
Thomas A. Sanders, were each
charged with being drunk or
drunk and disorderly conduct.
Lord and Peterson, who were also
charged with vagrancy, were each
sentenced to 80 days on the va
grancy charge. Lord was also fin
ed SIS or 6 days on the drunk
charge, but Peterson was dismiss
ed on the drunk charge. billiard,
Gray and Davis were also dis
missed. The others received fines
and sentences ranging from IS pr
days to $50 or 20 days.
Robert Young, Jr. - charged
with reckless driving - fined $40
or 4 days. ..
Robert Lee charged with as
Sault with a knife on his wife,
Daisy Lee fined $40 or 4 days,
Matthew Powell charged
with carrying concealed weapon
"a knife) - fined $45 or 10 days.
Clarence Moore charged
with driving without a drivers
license sentenced to 4 DAYS.
500 or an additional 40 days.
Clarence Smith and Edith