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testify

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in the prosecution of the Comm

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and the trnth to

wealth against. .................................... .
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who stands charged with and indicted for a felony mi.sihmeanor.
...... ~....... ...shall not omit under penalty of £100.

And this

And have then and

there this Writ.
Witness, ';;ROBERT
day of. .... . .f(~,

THE

SERVICE

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SWITZER, Clerk of our said Court, at the Court House, the ..../. ............... .
191dnd

PRESS,

HARRISONBURG,

in the

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of the Commonwealth.

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.z7.~.~✓-~~Clerk
FORM NO. 5

��In the Name of the Commonwealth of Virginia:

who stands charged with and indicted for a felony mfntemeanor':
And this ........ , ..~.:/..:

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............ ... shall not

omit under penalty of £100.
.

A11d have then and
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there this Writ.

J. ROBERT

\Vitness,

SWITZER, Clerk of our said

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in the 15

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THE

SER VICE PRESS,

HARRISONBURG,

VA.

No. 457

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Clerk

�Executed on the 9 Day of Nov,1934 by delivering
true copy of the within summon to Dr F.L.Byers,
C.R.Fawley,J.H.Boyce,John
Logan,Clarence
Leake,
Ella Fries Black,Edna
Fries,Everett
Fries,Authur
Bosser,David
L.Fries,Dennis
Rosser,K.M.Giggs,
Dennis Clint Ray,and Joe Neilson each in person.

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for

C.R.Fawley,S.R.C

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�In the Name of the Commonwealth of Virginia:

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to appear before the Judge of the Circuit

ourt of Roc~ounty,

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..........
day of. .....................

at 9:30 o'clock, a. m., on the . ..
say in behalf of the Defendant

at the Coitrt House thereof,
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in the prosecution of the Co~o·iwealth

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testify and the trnth to

against............ ............. .

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who stands charged with and indicted for a felony nwdemeanor.

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And this ..... .........

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omit under penalty of £100.

And have then and

there this Writ.

L ROBERT SWITZER, Cl"k of
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m th, [

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d,y of
THE

SEN.VICE PRESS,

HARRISONBURG,

VA.

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�Commonwealth

of Virginia:

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who stands charged with

a felony misdemeanor.

And this you shall not omit under penalty of £100.

And have then and there this Writ.

Witness, J, ROBERT SWITZER, Clerk of our said Court, at the Court Home, the ... /

d,y of . .....

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�ARREST WARRANT

day

These are therefore,

in the name of the Commonwealth

______________________
to law.

u forthwith

of Virginia,

to answer the sai

to apprehend

and bring

complaint and to be further dealt with according

And you are required to summon ______________________________

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to appear and give

evidence in behalf of the Commonwealth,

Given under my hand, this

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3_

on the examinati:

day of

tou7;ng

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the said offence.

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�STATE OF VIRGINIA-COUNTY

OF ROCKINGHAM,

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TO-WIT:

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_________

(T. J. or J.P. or Bail Commissioner)

of Virginia, do hereby certify that_________

as his suret
Commonwealth

of Virginia in the sum of _____

which they severally waived their exemption,

, in and for the County of Rockingham,

_ _____________________
__

, have this day acknowledged

themselves

_

indebted

dollars ($_______

_

to be made and levied of their goods and chattels, yet upon this condition:
_______

State

and _______

to the

) as to
That the said

shall appear before the Trial Justice Court of Rockingham

County

at

_______
, on the _______
day of _____________
, 193__ , at ____
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o'clock A. M .. and not depart hence without leave of said Court, and at such other time or times to which the proceedings may be continued or further heard, and before any court or judge hereafter having or holding any proceedings in connection with said charge,
and then and there answer the Commonwealth
of Virginia concerning the within charge until the same is finally disposed of, then
this recognizance shall be null and void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect.
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Given u1,der my hand this, the

day of __

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The jury are instructed
doodl-:,

gi v0n With

oditatod

necessity
before

ea on in the previous

prima fo.oic,

killin.~,

the uccusod

have been some act
or something

in

of the present

for

of'

by the

pu

that

bodily

deliberate

one on the part

th

deceased

into

present

ces

must
peril

indicuti

ve

of the de co.sod to

The a.ct so done or the
ruust have

accused

there
i

been of ,..uch ,

reasonable

grounds

to do him some

intondou

harm nnd thot

such d sign

the

there

meunin-

circ, · sta

attack.

fmd

and that

circumstances;

deceased

lie attending

as to afford

rrying

,Jop~e~sj.on

can ::.--clyupon self.defense

t 1us existing,

belicvin

serious

wound

upon the defendant

extenuating

ke the apprehended
circumstancos

wilfull,

ncl thro·1

of proving

character

a mortal

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of the slayer/l1s
pr

that

rms

cdiato

1

incmt

execution.

danger

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�INSTRUCTION
~

The court

instructs

the jury:

1- That the law defines
and treats
as Murt.ler the voluntary killing
of a person,
of malice prepense,
or aforethought.
No conviction,
or ver itt,
of guilty
of murder could properly
be found or sustained
unless
the evidence
established
to the
mina of the jury, beyond all reasonable
doubt,
that the killing
was done both voluntarily
and of malice aforethoueht;
2- It is expressly
provided
by the statute
law of Virginia tha.t"
Murder by poison,
lying in wait,
imprisonment,
starving,
or by any willful,
deliberate,
and premeditated
killing,
or int
e commission of, or attempt
to commit arson,
rape,
robbery,
or burglary,
is murder of the first
degree.
All other
murc..er is murder of the second degree."
The burct.en of :proof of malice in order to raise
the
offense
to murder is on the Commonwealth.
When the fact of killing
is proved by satisfactory
evidence
and
there are no circumstances
uisclosed
tending
to show justification
or excuse there is nothin 0 to rebut the natural
presumption
of
rnalice,
and the burden of rebuttal
of such presumption
of malice
would be cast on the accused.
But proof of a voluntary
killing,when
there is excuse or justification
avparent
on the
proof offered
in support
of the prosecution,
or arising
out of
the circumstances
atten
ing the homicide,would
leave the accused
entitled
to the benefit
of the presumption
of law that he acted
without malice,
and would cause the burQen of proof to rest on
the Com.monwealth to establish
to the min of the jury beyond
all reasonable
doubt,
that the accused willfully
and maliciously
did the shooting
which caused the death.

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INSTRUCT IO

The court

instr

•

cts

the jury:

fir.es an tre ts · s ....!;::!=:::iic;'""
he voll no
li
e iens , or ~ orethou,~ht.
or ver ict, of guilty
of mur e~ coul
roperly
ust ined unleso thu evi ence cstablishe
to t1 c
o
he jury,
eyon
11 reasona
le u u t, thct
the killing
one both voluntarily
n of m lice aforethou
ht;
- Tht~ th
c4"
of a person,

tary killing
~o conviction,
be foun
or
minu

s

by the
~tute 1
of Vir. prisom.e.t,
cit,
t· rvin~,
r
n
reme ita ed killin-,
or in tt e co ission
of, or ttem Jt to c 01 it
rson, r pe.
r ob ry, or ur""l' ry, is
ur
the first
All other
muru.er i mur er of the seco d e ee. 1
Th· bur en of &gt;roof of m lice
n or er t raise
th
se
m r Jr is on th Co • n1ealt.
the
t of killin~
is vrove
bys
tisfactory
evi· ence
n
L r
.. r no circl
ce... i ...lo
tenain__; to sho 1 justific
...tion
or excu ...e there i nothin..:, to rel:&gt;1t tl e nn.tural pre t ,,tion of
· · ce, and th·
rcte of rebutt
l of such presumption
of m lice
o l · e cast on the
But proof of
volunt, ..r
kil
in·
1hen
is
· a tion
par n t on the
proo
offere
in suppo to
c +ion, or ~risin
ut of
the circums
rnces attcndin..r
the hom i
, would le ve t
entitle
to he benefit
of the !!_resumption of l·w thcA.t
dt1ou
m lice,
n -vo,41 c.-u e the burL1.cn of proof to r vt on
the Commonwe.. l th to estn )lish to tl e min&lt;1. of the jury beyond
1 re# s n· l
uot • th t the r..ccu e · ~illfully
an 11alic iousl
id re shootin 0 iih'ch
cal sed the
eath.
• It

i

ia

xpre

sly

provi

y poison,
lyin~
in
'llful,
deliberate,

Washburn's
Manual of Criminal
Law, p. 74, 79.
Horton's
case, 99 Va. 848, 851 etc.
Commonwealth vs. Thompson, 131 Va. 847, 109 W.E.
Hodge's Case, 89 Va ~-Rt:.~~Stapleton
vs. Commonwealth, 123 Va. 825, 829,
96 S. E. 801.

����I

I

I

IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF ROCKINGHAM
COUNTY,VIRGINIA.
COMMONWEALTH

v.

Charge

Your charge
of the

felony,

is to i~quire

as charged

If you find
dictment,

and that

and was wil¥ul,
hi1a guilty

death,

tenti~ry

for

deliberate

or,

and the

or for

him guilty

in the second

than

twenty

in the

malice

on reasonable

with

degree,

twenty

malice

years.
in the

aforethought,

then

inand

you shall

and ascertain

for not less

punish-

in the peni-

as charged

and premediated,

him not guilty

second

alorethought,

degree,

of murder

but that

actual

provOcation,

of voluntary

finement

his

find

find

him

his punishment

than

five

nor more

years.

or of murder

guilty

of murder,

in the penitentiary

If you find

without

and ascertain

than

in-

aforethought

by confinement

same was committed

guilty

malice

in the

then you shall

any term not less

deliberate

of murder

as charged

with

degree

discretion,

was not willful,

by confinement

of murder,

in the first

is guilty

or not guilty.

and premeditated,

in your

life,

the accused

in the indictment,

him guilty

If you find
dictment,

whether

the same was committed

of murder

ment at

to the Jury

manslaughter,

in the penitentiary

he killed

or implied,

or in mutual

combat,

and ascertain

for not less

in the

than

first

degree

Gleaves

Calhoun

upon a sudden

heat,

you will

him

his

find

punishment

by con-

one nor more than five

years.
If you find
of murder

in the second

of involuntary

not

five

years,

exceeding

one year,

degree,

manslaughter,

ment by confinement
than

him not guilty

of murder

or of voluntary

you will

$1,000.00,

for

in your discretion,

not less

assess

or by confinement

degree

manslaughter,

say so and ascertain

in the penitentiary
or,

in the first

than

a fine

in jail

for

but guilty
his

punish-

one nor more

against
not

him of

exceeding

or both.
If you find

him not guilty,

you will

or

say so and no more.

�Commonwealth
v.

Walter

Berry

Charge

to the .Tury

�d

I

Instruction

No

The Court instructs
swned to be innocent

0

~

0

the Jury that

until

his guilt

{alter

is established

Co unon•rnal th beyond all

reasonable

proof' resting

upon the

ommonwealth ne er shifts,

of innocence

goes with the accused

presumption
trial

and applies

tain

a reasonable

the guilt
is
find

entitled

at every

stage

doubt.

thereof.

doubt as to any fact

of the accused,
to the benefit

then,

Berry is preby the

This burden of'
and this
throughout

If ~he Jury enternecessary

to establish

under the law, the accused

of the doubt,

his

and the Jury must

him not guilty.
•

��Instruction

The

0

ourt

the accused
of the right

further

No

instructs

may have been drinking
of self

defence.

the Jury

that

the fact

did not deprive

him

�J

�The ,curt
the evidence

instructs

that

/alter

ing on the difficulty
wise believe
peared

Berry,

had the right
by all

person~

apprehended
he,

Berry was not cpmpelled

out of danger.

inflicting

like-

as they ap-

Calhoun would
was in the act

in such circumstances

such assault,

from

in bring-

and if they

that

Calhoun,

or attempted

he deemed necessary,

become the assailant,

fault

from the circumstances

upon him, then

to repel

the ~orce

Jury that

the ueceased,

harm, and that

an assault

making

if they believe

Berry was without

with

to him, reasonably

do him bodily

turn

that

the Jury

the

Berry

assault,

Court telling

to retreat,
bodiiy

of

the

but rnight in
wounds until

his

��&amp;,

INSTRUCTIOF

The court
the

evidence

that
not

the

considered

killing

fina

all

the

jury

reasonable
Gleaves

not

maliciously,

veraict
shoul

be

doubt,

that

deed.,

they

from

was acting

killing

was justifiable,

in

they,

upon

any reasonable

malicious

motives

would

satisfied
the

act

of

the

the

be justifiable

defense
and

from

all

doubt
they

should

should

they
acquit

act,

in

but

was

a

in finding

other
of

evidence,

accused

was an unlawful

preponderance

self

if

have

And on the
the

that

of mur er;

should

Calhoun,

accused

er ime.

with

of manslauehter.
believe

jury

a whole,

of guilty

shootin
done

the

as

was done

a verdict
If

beyonu

instructs

hand,

the

evidence

should

find

the

if

accused

the

jury

that
that

the
the

of any

��,--

INS TRUCTI OH __I!_.

The court
believe
act

further

from the evidence

lndicatin

to the defen

5

instructs
that

an intention

ant,

for

or that

believing

him or to inflict

there

was inminen t aanger
immediate

that

on the part

of Calhoun

do bim gr ea.t personal
accused.

or do serious

it

injury,

to kill

and that
such

turned

and there

or injure
and the

jury

about

a reasonable

there

design

such ci.rcumstances
may have

injury

brought

designed

would carry

were deceptive
to kill

bodily

the accused

Calhoun

they

did any overt

harm upon him,

under

although

the a pearances

said

Calhoun

then

if

were circumstances

bodily

that

execution,

would be excusable;

the

that

Calhoun

as to afford

that
great

Gleaves

to kill

by him of such a character
ground

the jury

in to

the killing
out afterward

was no design

the accused,
should

or to

acquit

the

��-

IHSTRUC'.I'IONNO.
The Court

doubt

as to

degree
the

hether

accused

doubt

second
to solve
voluntary

in the

the benefit

second

degree;

as to

degree
the

the

doubt

the accused

in favor

they

degree

furthermore,

1hether

manslaughter.

if

entertain

is guilty

second

of the

voluntary
doubt

jury

the accused

or of murder

in the
able

instructs

J2t
of murder
is their

it

and finr

if the

jur;r

is guilty

manslaughter,
of the accused

a reasonable

then

in the

first

duty to give

him guilty

of murder

entertain

a reason-

of murder

in the

it

and find

is their

duty

him guilty

o

��}
INSTRUCTION NO.

The Court
a man shall
necessary

be taken
consequence

instructs
to intend
of his

the
that
acts.

/

jury

that

the rule

which he does,

of law is that
or which is a

�j

�INSTRUCTIONNO.
The Court
killing
malice

is wilful,
from this

further
deliberate,

fact.

instructs

2
the

jury

and premeditated,

that
the

whenever

the

law infers

��INSTRUCTIONNO.
The Court
Virginia

1s presumed

to elevate
of proof

instructs

the offence

the jury

to be murder
to murder

that

every homicide

in the second
in the first

degree,

is upon the Commonwealth, and to reduce

manslaughter,

the burden

of proof

degree.

in
In order

the burden

the offence

is upon the prisoner.

to

��.---

INSTRUCTION NO.

The Court

instructs

by the law in Virginia
the

ate

degree 7~e
lyinl/in
wait,

and premeditated

to commit,
first

arson,

degree.

All

jury

as murd8+-JJJ~ the

second

poison,

the

Cour~~

rape,
other

that

mu~der is distinguished

first
the

imprisonment,
killing,

1J

starving

degree
jury

murder

or burglary,
is murder

that

murder

or any wilful,

or in the commission

robbery,

and murder

of,

is murder

of the

second

in

by
deliber-

or attempt
of the
degree.

��INSTRUCTIONNO.
The Court
malice
proved,

is presumed

instructs

jury

from the fact

and is unaccompanied

the burden

the

of disproving

that

on a charge

of killing.

When the

with

malice

L

is

circu~stances
thrown

of murder
killing

of palliation,

upon the accused.

is

��INSTRUCTIONNO.
The Court
a wilful,
that

deliberate,

the intention

time prior
intention

further

time of killing,

the

and premeditated
to kill

to the actual
should

instructs

come into

should
killing.

jury

killing

that
it

to constitute
is not necessary

exist

any particular

length

of

It

is only necessary

that

such

existence

or any time previously.

for

the

first

time at the

��INSTRUCTIONNO.)_.
The Court
wound given
of the

slayer,

provocation,
tated

killing,

showing

with

further

a deadly

without
is pri.aa

the

jury

that

weapon in the previous

any provocation,
facie,

and throws

extenuating

instructs

wilful,

possession

or even with
deliberate,

upon the prisoner

circumstances.

a mortal

slight

and premedi-

the necessity

of

��_/

INSTRUCTIONNO.
The Court
proven

instructs

by the use of a deadly

is relied

upon,

prisoner,

and to avail

such defense
dence.

the

the burden
him,

_i_.

jury

that

where a homicide

is

weapon,

and the plea

of self-defense

of proving

such defense

rests

the facts

must be established

and circuostances

by a preponderance

upon the
showing

of the evi-

��INSTRUCTION

NO • ..:]__.
~

The Court
cannot
homicide

tells

justify

the
taking

below murder

jury
life,

thatAwords,
nor will

or excuse

the

howsoever
they reduce
same.

grievous,
the grade

of

�J

�INSTRUCTIONNO.
The Court
nesses

is a question

instructs
exclusively

where a number of witnesses
the

jury

balanced,

the

all

candor

the other

witnesses

jury

jury
for

testify

is not bound to regard

of the witnesses
apparent

the

stand,

and fairness,
surrounding

are more worthy

the

directly

circumstances
of credit,

that

to each other,

of the evidence

as equally

from the aopearance

manner of testifying,
an~arent

of wit-

and the law is
opposite

to determine

their
their

tlle credibility

jury,

the weight

have the right
on the

that

intelligence,

appearing
and to give

on the
credit

and their
and from
trial,

which

accordingly.

��INSTRUCTION

The court
on a sudden
prepense,

instructs

provocation
the killing

the killing

to self

First,

before

that

/

the jury

or upon a sudden
is manslaughter,

defense,
the mortal

shot
as far

or was in such position

it

necessity

and,
.

Second,

that
that

where death

quarrel

and,

the prisoner

any combat and had retreated

retreat;

that

two things:

he had declined

as he could

his

malice

to reduce

must prove

was not practica~le

he killed

without

in order

was fired

ensues

adversary

with

safety,
to make

through

mere

��The court

--

a sudden

provocation

prepense,
the

instructs

the

killi:ig

to

.3elf

defense,

that

combat

and had retreated

and,

such

position

3eco_1d. that

that

where

the

that

the

mortal

it

he killed

,,as not
his

and.

in order

.,as fired

as he could
p..i.acticable
adversary

ensues

;1ithout

Pl.,i,.Joner must

shot

as far

death

&lt;1uarrel

is manslaughter.

Fir.it.

in

jury

or upon a sudden

killing

before

the

prove

on

malice
to

reduce

t:10

things:

he had declined
~ith

safety,

any

or was

to make retreat;
through

mere

necessity.

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)

(homicide)

Felony

WALTER
BERRY

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ourt

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that

in said

Gounty,

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the

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Berry,

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peace

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of Rockingh1

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th

did

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on or about.
kill

, in and

oeptenber

c.nd murder

and die;ni t:r of the

oaths
30,

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Comr_onwealth

of

Virginia.

This
L, n, Glenn
larance
sent

indictri1ent
Smith,

Leake

before

the

Dr •

is
.1..

found

L. Byers,

and John Loge~,
grand

jury

on the

of .arlene

C. ,.. Fawley,

~itnesses

to give

testimony

sworn

evidence.

J,. H. Boice,

in

'curt

and

�omicide

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........................................................ Face marks

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marks .............................................................. Back marks ....................... .

Marks

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off

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marks

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                    <text>co:MMONWEALTH OF VI RG I NI
COUNTY OF HOCLI NGH .1 , to - wi t :
In the Circuit Court of sa i d County :
The jurors of the Commonwealt h of Virgi ni a~ i n and
for the bo dy of sa id Count y of Rockin gham , a nd no w a tt endi ng
sa i d court at it s June term , 1 931 , upo n the i r oaths do present
t ha t Walter Boyers , .1i t hi n one year nex t prior t o the findt:;1:g
of t h is ind ictment , i nc id County , d i d unla wful l y have in
h i s pos s es si on ab out one gallcn ~r a rd ent sp irits (mo onshine
li quo r), a ga inst t he pea c e a nd d i g nit

of the Common ealth

of Virg i ni a .
This indictment i s f ound on the testi mony of S . C.
el t ze l a nd i'i . '1

1
•

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befo re the grand j ury t o g ive evi d enc e .

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�Commonwealth of Virginia,
Rockingham County, To- Wit:
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the ........~ ········ .. day of... .............................. .................. , 19.J/,

, principal and () ...... ii: £4~
surety, who justified,to his sufficiency, came before me, ..~
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and acknowledged themselves to be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia each in the sum of
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to be levied of their respective goods and chattels, lands and tenements, for the ~se of the Commonw ealth of Virginia rendered, and they each severally waved their homestead exemption to their recognizance; yeL upon this condition:
That if the said ....... ~
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····· .

.... shall personally appear before

the Circuit Court of Rockingham County, at the Courthouse of said County, on the ..../{:::: ......day of the
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............ Term thereof, being the ....l.').............day o f _ ~································ ······· '

at such other time or times to which the proceedings may be continued or further

heard, and before any court or judge hereafter having or holding any proceedings in connection with
the said charge, and then and there answer the Commonwealth of Virginia concerning a certain

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charged, and be bound under said recognizance until the charge is finally disposed of or until it is
declared void by order of a competent court, then the above recognizance sha11 be null and void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto affix my signature this .........&amp;.....
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(J.

p. or BAIL C

ISSIONER _)

��Commonwealth -o f Virginia-~, Coun~y of,, ~
To the Prohibition Inspectors, Sheriffs, Sergeants, and all Police Officers and -Constables of the State -of
Virginia-Greeting:
WHEREAS

.{l.f_, ! ~ , . ~ ~~! the saia ~..,
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Q.1..J'Jt...!..$ ~.. t:f'-·

has this day made complaint and information on oath before me:__

Title

7 ; .a m e of Ma g i~trat e

and State:
that he verily believes, that in the said ~c
of the said emrc
o- un t y
oun t y

(a) T:t::::::~:z=:;tk~ t, ~to:~::os~=;~led
by one..............,............, ...............................

(ll.;iz::;:,e;

hous ....... m or boat, a.

th~.~~~~ ~

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(b) A still, still cap, worm, tubs, fermenters and other appliances connected with such still and used, and mash and

:~~i::::.::d:~m:::; :.d:;n:n.-:d: irl!Z,: ~. de~t Spirits, are unmwfully in the

pos·

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Here describe place as in (a) a bov e~

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(c) Ardent Spirits are being unlawfully kept, held, stored, concealed, used, sold, and unlawfully transported in certain baggage or a certain vehicle, to-wit: a certain
H ere describe vehicle, au to, w ago n , carriage , buggy, boat, baggage o r wh at not

by one ............... . .................................. .................··········-········································································································
Here g ive nam e , o r d escribe a s in [a ] above

And there being reasonable cause for such belief:
THESE ARE, THEREFORE, IN THE NAME OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, to command you,
with all necessary and proper speed and assistance, to search the house, place, baggage, boat or vehicle herein designated, either in day or night, and seize such ardent spirits and their containers and other things apparently possesd or used in violation of law, and bring the same and the -person or persons, in whose possession they are found,
and also any person resisting, impeding, obstructing, or in any manner hindering or delaying you in the execution
of this warrant before me, or some other officer having jurisdiction of the case, to be disposed of and dealt with
according to law; and make return of this warrant showing all acts and things done thereunder, with a particular
statement and sufficient description of the things seized and the name of the person in whose possession found, if
any, and if not found in the possession of any one, so state in your return, and post a true copy of this warrant and
the return thereof, as required by law.

Given under my hand and seal tlris. ....

6. . ..day mj~.19jJ.......

· · · · . ··· · ··. · · ··· · · · · · · · · · · ·.:.·(7'.· 07
.a.. ,£... •.&amp;/~
(SEAL)

Title of Magistrate

--

�DIRECTIONS
l.

If o nly Arde nt Spirits and containers be seized,
the Magistrate shall fix a time not less than 10
nor more th a n 30 d ays from the date of return,
for th e hearing of said return. If n o claimant
ap.p ea r, the Arde nt Spirits and articles are to b e
forfe ite d to Commonwealth. Any person claiming any of same must file a written claim stating
particularly the character and extent of his inter es t there in, whereupon the Magistrate shall
ce rtify the warrant, written claim and articles
claimed, to the Circuit or Corporation Court, as
the case m ay be, for determination, and declare
the unclaimed articles forfeited .

2. If still, still cap, worm, tubs, heater. fermenters,
or a ny appliance connected with a still and used,
or m a sh or o ther s ub stance capable of being used , in th e m a nufacture of Ardent Spirits, be
seized, th e m as h (after taking a sa mple) shall be
destroy ed, and th e fac ts and articles seized reported to the Prohibition Commissioner and
Commo nwe alth's Attorney.
(A copy of this
warra nt and proper r e turn will be a sufficient
notice and report.) Ardent Spirits and containe rs di sposed of as in No. 1 above.

3. If Ardent Spirits a re b eing transporte d in an automobile, boat, wagon, buggy, or othe r vehicle ,
the Arde nt Spirits and containers shall be preserved a nd the v ehicle shall be delivered t o th e
Se rgeant of th e City, the facts r e port ed to the
Prohibition Commissioner and Commonwealth's
Attorney and Ardent Spirits and containers disposed of as provided in N o. 1 above. (A copy of
this warrant and proper return will be a sufficient report. )

4. A copy of this w a rrant anq the return thereon
must be posted at the front door of the house, or
on the door of the room, or on the premises at
the pla ce the Arde nt Spirits may be found.

See Sections 21 1-2, 22, 23, 23 1-2, 57 and 57 1-2,
Acts of Assembly, 1918, Page 578.

WARRANT TO SEARCH FOR ARDENT
SPIRITS, ETC.

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The following named officers and persons as-

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wanant,

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:=i~in warrant this ____

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clay

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n e.sses:

H ere state house. r oom , piece

a nd by se1zrng th e following described Ardent
Spirits a n d o ther things therein found (and arresting th e a bove n a m ed perso n found in possession
th e reof) a nd by' posting a tru e copy of this warrant
a nd th e re tu r n h er eon on the _____________________ _
Her e say place, h ouse. r oom, boat,
auto o r Bagga ge, or as case may be

a s fro nt door of house , do~r of room or premises

D escription of Ardent Spirits and other things

This m a tter se t for h earing on the ________ day
of --------------------- -, 192 ____ .
No claim -of ownership or interest in any of. the
said things seized having b een filed h er ein in complia nce with the l aw, the sam e are hereby adjudged
and d eclare d confiscated a nd forfeited to the Comm onwealth .
Gi ve n under my hand this ________________ day
of------------------ ----, 192 ____ _

seize d -- - -------------------- --------------------

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Title of Magistrate

Written claim of ownership or interest having
been filed to c ertain of the said things herein seized, this warrant, the said claim and the things in
the cla im particularly described, are hereby certifi ed t o the ________________ Court of this _________ _
for d e te rmination, and the said things unclaimed
are h er eby adjudged and d ecla red confiscated
a nd forfe ited t o the Commonwealth.
Given under my hand this _______ ________ day
of -------------------- --, 192----·
Title of Magistra t e

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NOTE. -Unless warrant issued for Ardent Spirits
b eing transporte d in v ehicle, boat or baggag e, it is
t o be r e turn ed to the jurisdiction from which issued. If iss u ed for Ard ent Spirits so transported, it
c a n b e executed in any part of the State, a nd returned to any justice in any ooun ty or city through
which they are carried.

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l Pulasl,i

Indictment for Retailing Liquor.

35a.

City,

Va

[Acts 1897-98, p. 71; Code. §537.)

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between a retail liquor denier's license and a bar-room
license is abolished;
and hut for thc fact that a license for a malt liquor saloon limits the sales to he drunk where sold, the phrase "nol to be drunk where
sold" might be omitted-it
might be, anyway, but is added in eminent precaution.
If the sale is, to be drunk where sold, erase •·not" i11
the phrase "not to be drunk where sold."
Under the general revenue law. it is not necessary
to name the person to whom the liquo,
was sold-,
Va. Cas. 06; 5 Leigh, 724; r Grat. 553-4. The above form may be used for sales under the local option law (Code, §537):
but the phrase "not to be drunk where sold," m:&gt;y be entir-,ly omitted. and the naming of the person to whom sold or the place when·
sold '"ill be a sufficient description.
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, Clerk.
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between a retail liquor dealer's license
and a bar-room
license is abolished.
and hut for the fact that a license for a malt liquor saloon illrnts the sales to he drunk where sold, the phrase "not to ~c drunk where
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to name the person to whom the liquo1
was sold-,
Va. Cas. 26: .5 Leigh, 72+: 1 Grat. 553-4. The above form may be used for sales under the local option law (Code, §537):
hut lh&lt;' phrnse "not to be drunk where sold," may be entir~ly omitted. and the naming of the person to whom sold ur the place whcrt'
sold will bra sufficicntrlcscription.
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dry," allegt the district in which the sale was nrndc.j

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                    <text>COMMONWEALT H OF VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM, to-wit:
In the Circuit Court of said County:
The grand jurors of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
in and for t he body of said co unty of Rockingham, and now attending said Court at its April term, 1932, upon their oaths do
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present that"VH.1110:ra Davis, George Bryant, Everett Williams,
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Wiiliams, on or about April 13, 1932, in said county,
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did unlawfully have in their possession fifty gallons of mash,
against t he peace a nd dignity of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

This indictment is found on the testimony of G. A.
Lawson, and W. E. Lucas, witnesses sworn in Court a nd sent before the grand jury to give evidence.

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W. E. Lucas

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Commonwealth's Attorney
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�Commonwealt h of Virginia City, County of,Ci?,J ~ to-wit:
To the Prohibition Inspectors, Sheriffs, Sergeants, and all Police Officers and Constables of the State of Virginia
-Greeting:

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of the said Ci t y / County that h e verily b elieves, that in the said City / Co unty and State :
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cealed in a mtain
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unlaw full y m anufactured, sold, kept , stor ed , possess ed, held, u sed and con-

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Give name, if n ame unk no,,1 11 , sa y, " \ Vhose n a me is to the in fo n iwn t unknown"

(b ) A still , still cap, worm , tub s, fermerut ers and oth er appli a nces con nected ,,·ith such still and u sed, and mash
a nd other sub stan ces, ca pable of b eing u sed , in th e m anu fac ture of A rd ent Spirits, are unlawfull y in the possession 0£, and unlawfull y u sed by one
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\ Vhose na me· is to t he informa nt u nknown "

a certin
Here describe place a s in (a) abo ve

( c) Ardent Spi rit s ar e being u nlaw full y kept, h eld, stored, concealed, u sed. sold, an d unlawfully transported in
certain b aggage o r a certain vehicle, t o-wit: a certain
H ere describe vehicle, auto, wagon , carriage, bu ggy, boat 1 baggage or wha t not

by one
H ere Ji?ive n ame. or describe as in (a) ahovt"

A nd th ere being rea sonable cau se for such belief:
T HESE ARE , THEREFO R E, I N T HE NAME O F THE COMM O )JW E A L T H O F V I RGI N IA, to comm and you, with all n ecessary and proper speed and assi stance, to search the house, place, baggage, boat or vehicl e herein desig nated, either in day or night, and seize such ardent sp irits and th eir co ntain ers and other things
appar ently possessed or u sed in violation of law, and brin g th e sa m e a nd th e person or pe rsons, in whose possession they are found, and also any person resisting, impe ding, obstru ctin g , or in a ny m ann er hindering or delaying you in the ex ecution of this warrant b efore me, or some oth er offic er ha Ying juri sdicti on of the case, to be
disposed of and dealt w ith according to law ; and make r eturn, of thi s warran t sho win g all acts and things done
ther eunder, w ith a particular statement and sufficient de scription of th e thing s seized and the name of the person
in whose possession found, if any, and if not found in the possession of any one, so st ate in your return, and post a
true copy of this warrant and the return thereof, as required by law.
Given uncle&lt; m y hand and sea l this . /

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�WARRANT TO SEARCH FOR ARDENT
SPIRITS, ETC.

DIRECTIONS
1. If o nl y Ard ent Spi rits and containers b e seized
th e Magist rate shall fix a time not less than 10
no r m o r e than 30 clay s fr om th e elate of r eturn
fo r th e h earing of said return . If no claimant a p p ea r, t he Arden t Spirits and articles a r e to b e forfeited to Common wea lth. Any p erso n claiming
any of same m ust fil e a written claim stating p arti.cularly the character a nd extent of his interest
th er ein, wher eupon t h e M agistra te shall certify th e
warrant, written claim a nd articl es cla imed, to t h e
Circuit o r Corpora tio n Court, a s the case ma y b e,
for determin at ion , a nd decla r e t he uncla imed a rticl es fo rfe ited.

2. If still, still cap, w o rm , t ub s, h ea ter, fe r me nters.

o r a ny ap plian ce co nn ected wi t h a st ill a nd u sed.
o r m ash o r othe r sub sta nce capab le of b eing used,
in th e m a nufactur e• of Ard ent Spirits, b e seized .
th e mas h (after taking sa mp le) sha ll b e destroy ed,
a nd th e facts and a r ti cles seized r eported to th e
prohibitio n Commissioner and Common w ea lth 's
Attorney. ( A cop y of thi s warrant and proper r eturn w ill be a s4ffici en t notice and repo rt.) Ard en t
S pirit s a nd c~ 1ta iners di sposed of as in No . l
above.

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s tate house, room, place

and by se1z 111 g th e fo ll o wing describ ed A rd ent Spiri t,
a nd o th er thin gs th erein fo und (an d arr estin g t h e
above nam ed per so n fo un d in possessio n th er eof) an d
by pos t ing a tru e co py of thi s wa rra nt a nd t he r et urn

Th ~s m at ter se t fo r h ea ri ng o n t h e
of

her eo n o n th e

H ere say place, ho use, room , boa t,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. . . ... . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .

auto or Bag gage, o r ~s case may be

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as front door of house. door of room or premises

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m ob ile, boa t, wago n, buggy , o r o ther v eh icle, th e
A rd en t Spirits and co nta iner s sh all be prese rve d
and th e vehicle sha ll be delivered to the Sergea n t
of t he Cit y, t he fa cts r eported to the P ro hib it ion
Commissio n er and Com m o n wea lth's Attorney a nd
Ar dent Sp irits and co n ta in ers di sposed of a s provid ed in No. 1 ab ove. (A copy of this w ar rant a nd
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fo r determ ina tio n, a nd the said things un cla imed are
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                    <text>COMMONWEALTH OF VIRG-INIA,
COUNTY O ROCKI NG'

. , to-wit:

In the Circui t Court of said County :
The gr a nd jurors in and for the body of s a i d
County of Rocking ham and no w at t end i ng said Cou rt at its
Octobe r ter m, 1932, u pon their oaths do presen t that Walter
Keyton , on or a bout Octobe r 8, 1932 , in sai d county , di d
unlawf ully transpo rt and have i n his pos ses sion about five
gallon s of ardent spirits (moons hi n e liquor ), a gainst the
peace and dignity of the Commonweal t h of Virgin ia .

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V. E. Luca s ,

Tl is indictment i s f ound on

. V. Sh ' flett, C. R.

he t estimon y of

c Gahe y, a nd Cha rles

Rodger s, witn esses sworn i n Court and sent b efore the gr and
jury to give evidenc e .

�Tr ans and poss .
Com
v) Ind ictment
Via l t er Key ton

Misd emea no r
Octo ber term, 1932
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VCh as . Rod gers

D. W. Earr ran
Commonwe alth 's Atto rney

�Commonwealth of Virginia-City, County of,

to-wit:

To the Prohibition Inspectors, Sheriffs, Sergeants, and all Police Officers and Constables of the State of Virginia
-Greeting:

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Name of Ma11istra te

of the said City /County that he veri ly believes, that in the said City / County and
(a) That Ardent Spirits are being unlawfull y m a nufactured , so ld , kept . st ored , posse
cealed in a certain

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Here describe the place. house. room or boat. as th e case m av be

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ive name, if name unk now n , say, " \1/ hose n ame is to th e mfor111an t unknown"

(b) A still , still cap, worm , tub s,

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and other substances, capable of being u sed . in ~manufacture
session ot and unl awfu ll y u sed by one
in a certi1;s;;~

Lt

rmernter s and oth er appli ances connect ed w ith such still and u sed, and mash
Spirits, are unlawfully in the pos-

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(c) A rdent Spirits are being unlawfull y kept, h eld, stored, concealed, u sed, sold , and unlawfully transported in
certain baggage or a certain vehicle, t o-wit: a certain
Here describe vehicle, a uto, wagon , carriage, buggy, boat, baggage or what ~ot

by one
Here ~i ve n ame, or descri be as in (a) ahov~

And there being reasonabl e cause for such belief:
THESE ARE, T HEREFO RE, IN THE NAM E OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, to command you, with all necessary and proper speed and assistance, to search the house, place, baggage, boat or vehicle herein designated, either in day or night, and seize such ardent spirits and their containers and other things
apparently possessed or u sed in violation of law, and brin g the same and the person or persons, in whose possession they are found , and also any person re sisting, impeding, obstructin g, or in any manner hindering or delaying you in the execution of this warrant before me , or some other offic er having juri sdiction of the case, to be
di sposed of and dealt with according to law ; and make r eturn of thi s wa rra nt showing all acts and things done
thereunder, with a particular statement and sufficient de scription of the things seized and the name of the person
in whose possession found, if any, and if not found in the possession of any one, so state in your retu.rn , and post a
true copy of this warrant and the return thereof, as required bv law.
Given under my hand and seal this

2.?./ .

day oL

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~~193

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�DIRECT IONS
1. If only Ardent Spirits and containers be seized
the Magistrat e shall fix a time not less than 10
nor more than 30 days from the date of return
for the hearing of said return . If no claimant appear, the Ardent Spirits and articles are to be forfeited to Commonw ealth. Any person claiming
any of same must file a written claim stating particularly the character and extent of his interest
therein, whereupo n the Ma gistrate shall certify th e
warrant, written claim and articles claimed, to the
Circuit or Corporati on Court, as the case may be,
for determina tion, and declare the unclaimed articles forfeited .

2. If still, still cap, worm, tub s, heater, ferm ent ers,
or any appliance connected with a still and u sed.
or mash or other substance capable of being used ,
in the manufactu re of Ardent Spirits, be seized,
the mash (after taking sample) shall be des troyed,
and the facts and articles seized reported to the
prohibitio n Commissi oner and Commonw ealth's
Attorney. (A copy of this warrant and proper return will be a sufficient notice and report.) Ardent
Spirits and contain er s dispos ed of a s in No. 1
above.

WARRA NT T O SEARCH FOR ARDENT
SPIRIT S, ETC.

The following named officers and persons assisted me in the execution of this warrant:

Commonw ealth of Virginia

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Execu te~~in warrant
of .. .~

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Other than above stated the following are witnesses:

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within stated .. .. ..... ..... ... ... .. ..... ~~ .. .. .
Herc state h ou se, room , p lace

and by seizing the followin g described Ardent Spirit,
a nd other thin gs therein found (and arresting the
above named perso n fo und in posses sion thereof) a nd
by postin g a tru e copy of thi s wa rrant and th e return
hereon on the

.... . ...... .. .. ...

This m att er se t for hea ring on the
of

. , 193 ..

H ere sa y p lace, house, room , boat,

... ... .. '....... . . . . .... ..
... ... .... ... ... •
auto or B aggage, o r a s case may be

N o claim o f ow nership or interest in any of the
said things seized having been filed herein in compliance with the law, the same are hereby adjudged
and declared confiscate d and forfeited to the Commonwealt h .

D escription of Ardent Spirits and others things

Given und er my ha nd this
of..

/

3. If Ardent Spirits are being tran sported in an automobile, boat, wagon, buggy, or other vehicle, th e
Ardent Spirits and containers shall be preserved
and the vehicle shall be delivered to the Sergeant
of the City, the facts reported to the Prohibitio n
Com'm issioner and Commonw ealth' s Attorney and
Ard ent Spirits and containers disposed of as provided in No. 1 ab ove. (A copy of this warrant and
proper return will be sufficient report.)

.....

Title of Mag istrate

Written claim of ownership or interest having
bee n filed to certa in of the said things herein seized, this warrant, the said claim and the things in
the claim particular ly described, are hereby certified
to the ... ... .. ..
.. Court of this .... ..
for determina tion, and the said things unclaimed are
he reby adjudged and decla red confi scated and for feited to the Commonw ealth.

of..

See Sectio ns 21 ½ , 22, 23, 23 ½, 57 and 57 ½ , Acts of
A ssembly, 1918, Page 578.

.. .. .. ..... ...... .... ..... day

. , 193

Given under my hand this
4. A copy of this warrant and the return th ereo n
must be posted at the front door of the house, or
on the doo r of the room , or on the premises at the
place the Ard ent Spirits may be found.

.... ..day

.. day

. , 193
.... ...... .. ... .
Title of Magistrate

NOTE.-U nless warrant issued for Ardent Spirits
being tran sported in vehicle, boat, or baggage, it is
to be returned to the jurisdictio n from which issued .
If iss ued for Ardent Spirits so tran sported, it can b e
executed in any part of the State, and returned to any
justic e in any county or city through which they are
ca rried.

�CIRCUIT COURT OF ROCKINGHAM COUNT Y

OCT 1 7 \ 2.

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has been sworn in open court as a witness before the Grand
Jury.

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Clerk.

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��CIRCUIT COURT OF R~KINGHAM COUNTY

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has been sworn in open court as a
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itness before the Grand
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Clerk.

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OCT 1 7 1932

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C&lt;Mv!ONWEA.LTH

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WALTER KEYTON

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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF HARRISO NBURG, TO-WIT:
T o Frank L. Dovel, Chief of Police, or any Policeman of said City:

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�• T. RF.;XRQDE, •orn on behalf' o f the Commonweal th, teetitied:
BY KR . EARMAN :
Q,

r. Rexrode, you are a prohibition offic er, a r e you?

s ir.

A

Yes ,

~

For the State or the Fed er al Government?

A

The State.

~

How long have you b een such o ffi c er?

A About three and a half years •.
Q,

State whether yeu ·&amp;ITe&amp;te • t he def'enr\ant, , alter 0 .- Rl,oc!ee, on

a cha~e ot Tiolating the 11,uor law• of this State?
A

l dide

Q,

When

A

I thi nk it was the l ast day of Maroh of this y a r.

Q,

Just state the circums tanc es to the Court und er which you hap~

make t h~ arrest?

d i d you

pened to arrest the deten&lt;l ant?
/

A

On the l ast day of March of t his y ear, I dro-re out t he Va lley

pike, aouth of town, and in pass ing Kratser•s garage, out here, I
not1oed a Chryaler car •tanding there under the ahe4.

cro s ed the

»•· &amp;: o.

railroad tra ck south of there t h i s car passed me ,

with a youngman driving th e oa r and
KR. DECHERT:

WI TU: 1 S :

Just after 1

r. Rhodes i n the c ar

1th him.

The younpan was Ray J'ul ts?

The youngman driving the oar

s Ray Jul ts, yea ,

air.

4

(Contd.)

Just a:f'ter they passed me they turned· off the V lley

pike and dro-re across the road that goeJo.er by t he Pl easant Hill

•oho 1-houae.

I •l'bTe ~ut the pike just a little piece and turned

oa.me b a ck and :followed thea.

I oTertaken them on t hat ~ad ~oing up

nd

��-~·

2 --

a hill west of Mr.. Hartman's, a.nd,driving up close behind them. I saw
:Mr. Rbodea dri nking out of a b ttle.

I followed the oar on and they

c ame to the Dayton pike and tumed t1&gt;warda Harrieonburc, and -when they

c.

got out nea-r the

&amp;

w•. Railroad they turned in a lane there that

goes into Elmer Bowman's g a rage.

I r a.'1 my oar in behin&lt;! their• so they

could not back out , and I Jumped out

nd ran arount1 and a iJked thet1 1:r

they d.id not have some liquor in the oar .
did no t.

He started to get

Ur. Rho&lt;i es sairl that they

ut, and I to l" him just t

e i t still .

aearched him and he had a pint bottle i n his pocket -- side poc

I

t on

his righthand side •- half-f'ull of liquor.
R. DECHERT :
WIT! ,.ss :
i'fua.t

You eaid a pint bottle .

1a you ?

A pint bo ttle . half-tull o f liquor.

kind of liquor was it?

A Uoon•ehine liquor.
~

Did you examine the contents of the bottle to find out what it

was?

A Ye a, s ir.
Did you smell thP li quor?
A

I amel t th

liquor: and it

ae m t&gt; nshine liquor. and very bad

liquor at that .
Q.

It smelt like it and i t looked like it?

A

Tes., sir.

't And it wae i n your o i n i n m0 0-nahine liquor?
A Yes , sir; it

moonshine liquor .

Q,

Moonsh i ne liquor i e intoxicating. 1a 1t? .

A

It is.

Q.

You say. Mr. Rexrode . that he baA this liquor on hie person.

in his p ocket?

A Ye a, air.
"

Did you or not on that trip that you follo wed the

ou

see

��him t a ke a drink from that bottle, or a bottle?
A
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A

id .

I
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that befor~ or a ft er yo~ arrested him?

Before.
THE C, ORT: Vas that with in a mile of the corporat e
limits of th is City?

on, y es , sir. It wa wi thin about a mile
of the co rpo rat e limit s , I eiuppc •

WITN~ss :
CROSS..E

X

INAT I ON BY MR. D "CHERT:

)(r. Rexrode, this case against W,.,

o.

Rhodes, growi ng out or

7our t"inding this pint bottle half rull or liquor on him, was tried
before th e ltayor of liarrisonbu-rg , waan·• t it,
A

It w.g,s.

,I

Barriaonburg 1• a city?

A Yea, sir.
X

I t was tr ied on a warrant sworn out by you as t he result of

this search and seizure?
A

It wae.

X You were present \he day the case was oa l l ed tor trial before
the Mayor. were you not?
A

Yea. sir.

X And when that oase was call ed you heard me,. as attorn y for

Rhode•, eay that it

wa• -- you were

oalled to the atand, and I said

i t was unnecessary to h ear your evidenc e , t hat I F1oultl

-mit the

~

cts

a • claimed in the warrant!
A You did; yes,. air.

X And~ so, your evidence was not h eard in th~t case?
A No, I did not t estify against
ot guilty, •

r. Rhode••

He entered a plea

I und e rstand.
THE COURT ':

WlT!'fE

s:

Did you teati:fy?

No; he entered a plea of guilty.

��-- 3 --

X I:d r_. Rhod e s . ho ev er . was p l ac ed on the stand by me , you rec all

that, d o yo u no t. to show that t he pint waa a ll that h ~ pur chased.?
A Yea, s ir.
X .And h i s t e atimony ~a s complete i and t he Mayor

n

unc ed that

he woul d await the pronounc ement o f jud~ent until afte r the succe ed ing

case was h earcl, d i dn't h e?
He did .

X

And he did so wi thhol d h i s jud gment u ntil t h e othe r case wa.s

h ea.l"d?
A

Yes, sir; th t is correct.

X That other c ase wa3 the c ~se against Ray Yolts?
A

J.L , sir.

• "'"'ARMA:tf ·:
X

I t was the oase agai nst Kratzer·.

Against Ge r1 r g e Krat zer?

I b li eve h i s name wa

Ge o rge Kratzer .

A 'Yes, sir.

X Krat ser was empl oy ed 1

a garqe eomewha t sou th o f to wn?

A He ope r ates the garage .
X

That gar W];e was wi thin t h e tw? mi l e l i mits of th1~ c ity. al!IO ,

was n ' t i t ?
A

Yes ,. si1

1
;

1"" wa s .

X T'he cha r ge aga inst Krat zer was one und er a warrant aw rn out by
you b efo re the Uayor o f t he city, wasn ' t 1t ?
A

I t v:a.s .

X

And the charge was t h a t he had so l d t h i s same p int of liquor

t o VI. g.. Rho d e • ?

A Tha t
X

We.an ' t 1 t?

ae the char ge ; y e~, s ir.

When the Krat zer oa se was c al l ed , Rhod es

a s the f i rat witness

c a lled by t h e C mmo nwealth ' a Atto r ney on behal f of the Commonw ealth,

wa 311 ' t h e?

��. ,.. 4 .....
A

lie waa.

X He t estified in t h t c ase?
A

He did; y es, sir.

X And 1n answer to qu eatione prc&gt;pound ed to him by t h e Commonwea lt h 's At t orney" he t es ti f i ed tha t b.e had bought the liquor trom some
person the r e i n the garage ot Krataer•a though not f'r,m Kratzer •h im•
eel f , didn ' t h e?
A Yes, sir ; I t hink that i a about the substanc e of h i s te~t!m ny •
.X .And that it was t h e same liquor which he had b een traneporti ng
at t.he t im e y ou s earched h im a nd f ound him
.A

Yes. sir.

X

N w, :a:t::tn thi s

1th. the hal f-pint?

econd c a se agai n st Kra tzer wa a t ried b e fore

· Counoilma n Sti ckley~ acting aa ju•tiae of the p eac·e , wa.en' t it?

A

It waa •

.X

But the Mqor wa '"' p r esen t dui-1~

t he t i me t ha·li t he oas e was

b e i ng t ri ed a l s ?

X Afte r t he c ,_,mpl etion o f t he evidence 1n the Kratzer case , l\m,dea

1.1a

r e c l l ed to th

stand by me ., under p rmi ss i on o f t h e }la.yo~. and

t eatified t o tb.e tact t hat h e had jus t t e sti f i~ in th

K~tzer case

to t hese 1nor1mina ting f act• , t1 i dn ' t he?

A He did.
X A.nd it '.Vas t h en cla imed by

r. ~ r r iso n and me, repr e s en ting

hill. that he was entitled to b a d i sch ar ged b ecau e he
the

wg,9

immune under

• tat.ute trom proaeoutio n 'by r eason of hi e h aving b een c alle4 as a

wi t ness to t estify i n t he Kra tzer c ase.
A

You recall t hat , don't you?

Ye s - sir•

•

X Then the

ayo r pronc,unce d judgment, eenteno i ng him to t hree

months on t he road and a fine of five dollara?
A

Yee, ellr; that was the Jlavor•s •ud
',I
.., d
~ent.

��MR . DECHERT::
•

I think that 1s all.-

I ill have to pr v-e the former conTiction
of Rho des. if your Honor plea9 •

E ./&gt;UYi1u-1.J.'1 :

lR. DECn.t!iRT : It is admitted t hat the defendant Rliodea,
prior to the time of tha commission of the'offenee
tor v1h1ch he ia now being triP,d •- - I retrain fr{)JII,
u•ing the wo rd "proaeoutet,.• •- was convict ed of a
like offense -- bein~ the transport a tion of one•
half pint of liquor, said f i r:st conviction having
b een einoe l9le.

I do no t s e e that the t i me is ma,terial.
since it wa!J after 19\8•

r HE COURT:

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MR .

If there i s any qu estion r a i sed as t-o the
l1 o content of' the liquo r I wioh to i n troduce
nee as to that. '

:·

6TUUI..ATI:)lh

T: ..Iuit 1"'1·, t i s admitted t hat t h e liqu1«
i ned in t he pint b ttle found n the person
.e e :f'entiant, being one-half pint or thereabou s, contain ed alclJlal-1 of' a per a ntage exc eed.i ng hat permitted by a'tatute

It i s stipulated that at the· time of the tria.l of

t]l,t Kratz 'S r and t n e Bb.odee eaaes before the Councilman a nd the Mayor,

resp eetively, there was in force in the Oi ty of Harri sonburc an ord1-

nance adopted pu~euanl to t.he etatute against the off'e~nSJ)()rt•
ing

~ having u nlawful po ssession of a r dent spirita ; an

/"'-

that saiti

ordinanc e was i n the !Jame language as that employe'1 b y the St.:ia,te statute

FLJ-r

in similar prohibi ttona; the said ordinance having been !l4opted December :LO, 192~

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                    <text>COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM, to-wit:
In the Circuit Court of said County:
~he grand jurors in and for the body of said County of
Rockingham and now attending said court at its December term,
1931, upon their oaths do present that Ward Ray, on or about the
8t h day of November, 1931, in said County, did unlawfully operate
an automobile while under the influence of ardent spirits, against
the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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Instruct,

awned by thu Valley

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ca.re, provided,

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                    <text>Commonwealth of Virginia,
County of Rockingham, to-wit:
In the Circuit Court of said County:

The jurors of the Commonw~alth of : Virgin ia, ir/ and foJ ~th~
body of the County of Rocking ham, and now attendi ng the Circui t
Court of said couir!y ;Jii~c,W-11rulfif~A'J.m's7 PRESENT, that wayt Willia.ms
in t he said County , a id~ hereto f or e since t he 1st day of Novembe r ,
1916 , t o- wit , on the 23rd.da y of Decemb er,1916 , unlawf ully r eceive
and accept delive ry of ardent spirits from the Souther n Bxpres s
Company , a cor poratio n and a common car rier , in this, that on the
said 23rd . day of Decemb er , 1916 , he, the the said Wayt il l iams,
agains t the form of the statute , receive d and accept e d delive ry of
one quart of whiske y fro m the said southe:rn Expres s company , at its
office in the City of Harriso nburg, i n t h e county afores aid , having
within a period of thirty days prior thereto , to-wit , on Novemb er
27 , 1916, receive d and accept ed delive ry of a certain other quart
of whiske y f r om the same carrie r _§j;_y he same place , both of the said
delive ries being of whiske y consign ed to the sai d wayt Williams and
transpo ~ted by the said Southe rn Expres s Company ,
agains t the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of Virgin ia.
A

that
/

This indictm ent is found on the testimo ny of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

,
witnes ses sworn in Court and sent before the Grand Jury to give
eviden ce.

�Janua r y te r m, 1 917 .
COMMONWEA.,LTH
Indictment
vs.

Thirty day violation .
~

For Misdemeanor

' A TRUE BILL

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Foreman

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Harry M. Strickler ,
Commonwealth ' s At torney . ,

�Commonwealth of Virginia,
County of Rockingham, to-wit:
In the Circuit Court of said County:

The juror s of the C~~m ~~~ea lt~ of v{~g inia, . in and
for th~
body of the Coun ty of Rock ingha m, and now atten ding
the Circ uit
Cour t of sai:d coun t~;.'~ i)i~N3~HEifte ofTa s1i?:RESENT, that
l, c..y
¥/i llia ms
s i n c e Nov . 1 , 1 916 , i n sa i d Coun t y , di d unl a ·rf-u. l l
y , rece ive n it hi:..-1
a :pe r io d of thir ty days a r de nt s p i r its in exc ess
b y l a w, name l y ; one qu a rt of vh i skey on Nov . 27 , 1 of that a ll owed
qua rt of 7hisk ey on De c . 23 , 1 9 1 6 , i n vi olat i on 916 , and one
of the proh ibi ti on l a··· of Virg h: i a ,

agai nst the peace and dign ity of the Commonwealth
of Virg inia.
A

~E ~ UR~

~~~~ ~

F ~ PMSENT, that

This indic tmen t is found on the testim ony of _ _ _
_ _ _ _ __

witn esses sworn in Cour t and sent befo re the Grand Jury
to give
evide nce.

\

�Jan . te rm 1 91 7 .
O da.y vi ol at i on .

COMMONWEALTH
Indictment

vs.

I

j

~~

For Misdemeanor

f
A TRUE BILL

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Foreman

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Harry L . Strickle r
com . At ty .

�- A FIDAVIT FOR ARDENT SPIRITS FOR PERSONAL USE

STATE o'F

V,r

4~

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COUNTY (fF-.
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, be,ing duly sworn, depose aRd say that I am
the consignee of ~ certain shipment of ardent spirits, a/s speci~ed on o her side 'li; thi for , t h j day
delivered to me by the Sout hern Express Company, from ,,. • ,:
l
/
; {liat 1 am not a
student or minor, and, if a female, I am the head of a family; that the ardent i pirits so received by me
were brought into the State on my written order, and tb.at I have not, within the thirty days previous
hereto, received any ardent spirits of any kind whatsoever, from any person or from any place whatsoever, in
excess of the quantity allowed by the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of Virginia, approved
March 10, 1916, or contrary to law, and that the ardent spirits so received by me are for my own use, at
my own homo, ond thot tho s,id ,udont spidt,
in •io~stionof

w
11•12

Sworn to and ~
t :?r,..-J--:day

Consignee .

fore me,
, 1910

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SPE CIAL LIQU OR

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Kind of Ardent Spirits
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Way-Bill No ..539

Date

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�FOR ARDEN T SPIRIT S FOR

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delivered to me by t h Son them Express Company , from (
( th 1
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student or minor, and, if a female, I am the head of a family;
he ardent spirits so received by me
were brought into the State on my written order, and t 11at I h e not,
within the thirty days previous
hereto, received any ardent spirits of any kind whatsoev er, from any person
or from any p lace whatsoev er, in
excess of the quantity allowed by the provision s of the Act of the General
Assembly of Virginia, app1·oved
March 10, 1916, or contrary to law, and that the ardent spirits so received
by me are for my own use, at
my own home, and that the said ardent spirits will not be used in violation
of la, ·.

£ (;tlJJ

Consign~e .

-

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SPE CIAL LIQU OR

REC ORD

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