EIGHT CASES IN NIGHT CO CUT
Eight people were arraigned be
fore Recorder Burns of Birmingham’s
night court Monday night, all of
them pleading guilty. The offenses
were gaming and drunkenness. La
garnde Byrd, negro; Grady '[’brasher,
negro, and Jasper Dillard, negro,
were assessed $10 fine3 for gaming.
Henrietta Woody was given a $20
fine for drunk and disorderly con
duct. V. R. Williams A. L. Vansandt,
R. C. P.room and Pat Galligher
pleaded guilty to a charge of being
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NINE INDICTMENTS
III FEDERAL CDUHT
Trials Of Pending Cases Will
Begin Before Judge Grubb
Thursday
Nine indictments were retuned by
the federal grand jury Monday aft
ernoon in a partial report to Judge
William 1. Grubb, violations of the
Harrison narcotic act, the national
prohibition act and the national motor
vehicle theft act being included. Trial
of the cases in the United States
court before Judge Will jam I. Grubb
will begin Thursday when the case of
William M. Nelson, alias W. M. Nel
son, charged with violation of the
narcotic act wil be called.
The case of Sam PeLuca, alias Fer
rito Nicolo, and Nello Pandolfi, alias
N. C. Pandolfo. both witnesses in
dicted on two charges, also will be
tried Thursday. They are charged
with falsely making obligation of
the United States, having in their
possession with intent to pass false,
forged and counterfeited obligations;
unlafully manufacturing liquor strip
stamps and using same, and on the
second count, conspiracy to violate
the national prohibition act and to
unlawfully manufacture and use liq
uor strip stamps.
Herbert McBride, W. n. Lankford.
