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Show THREE HELD TO DISTRICT COURT Alleged Robbers of American Ameri-can Linen Company Waive Preliminary W. M Carter, negro. W. If. Waddings alias Harry Hunter, and Johnnie Jackson, Jack-son, all of whom confessed to the police po-lice after their arrest of b ting implicated impli-cated In the theft of the safe from tho American Linen compan;, 'b place of business. 164 Twenty-sixth street, and to the theft of furniture, from the Windsor hotel, 105 Twenty-fifth stret. appeared In tho city court before Judge D. R. Roberts this morning, waived their preliminary hearing and were bound over for trial to the district dis-trict court on the charges of burglary and prand larceny. Ball In each case was fixed at $1000. Two complaint- were tiled against the men, one implicating all 0! D in thett of the safe and the other im-plicuting im-plicuting all of them in the theft of furniture. j Waddings and Jackson are under age. according to the evidence gathered gath-ered by the police and will be turned over to the juvenile court author it Lb understood. Mike O'Donnell, released from the city Jail Saturday night, pleaded guil ty t., being drunk anil was sentenced to serve 00 days in Jail. He told the court that he had been drinkiug dt : atui ed iicohol. The hearing of the case of Charlen Davis, charged with having liquor in his possession was set for February 1 and his hall was fixed at $60. The case of Swift Williams. 25 yeais of age, charged with battery on the person of Bessie Summers, will be tried January 24. Ho pleaded not guilty guil-ty and his bail was fixed at $50 The case of the city against Albert Harrison, charged with battery, was dismissed on motion of Assistant City Attorney Samuel Powell on the grounds of insufficient evidence. Bench warrants were orderr-d issued for Clyde Jamison and Cecil Corvin. charged with a misdemeanor. Their ball nf $50 cash was declared forfeit ed when they failed to appear for trial John Grue, charged with having liquor li-quor in his possession, failed to appear for trial and his ball of ?50 was declared de-clared forfeited. William Barnes and John Cruetich, both charged with mendlcancv, pleaded plead-ed guilty and were senti need to serve 10 days in jail each. Following the clearing up of the cases set for this morning the case of the city against C. Bertognolll, chare d with having liquor In his possession, posses-sion, began with the selection of a Jurv Shortly after th- first panel of jurors were brought in the panel was exhausted and the court took a recess until another panel of jurors could be brought In. j |