Show TWO IWo THOUSAND MAY BE LIBERATED FROM JAILS I Decision of New York Judge Which If Sustained Will Have Haye Reaching Far Effect NEW YORK Sept 19 i. Should the view of ot Ju Judge Wilmot M. M I. I Smith be upheld up up- upI I held It is estimated that t 2000 per persons ons serving sentences In the four tour county Jails of ot Greater New York may be released Judge Smith sitting In special term of or the Supreme court In Long Lone Island City has hall tendered rendered this opinion In a decision on a writ of or habeas corpus obtained ob ob- ob- ob for two men who were arrested a month ago on the charge charse of or disorderly conduct The They were sentenced to six months each in the Kings county Jail Judge Smith after listening to the arguments In the case ordered the Immediate te release o of the two men and In ten minutes the they were free It was he held d by y Judge Smith that no magistrate In the city of New York lad Iad f ad the right to do o any anything thins more than to hold an alleK alleged d offender for a higher court or for or the grand c Jur Jury Ho salt said not only that th there ro was Va no such thing as disorderly conduct hut that all a police pollee magistrate could do when a prisoner was cas accused of oC intoxication was to hold him while his case was being in c investigated investigated gated by the Commissioner loner of or Charities The rhe matter maUer probably will be submitted submitted sub sub- to tI the c. c Appellate court for or a ruling |