r-10reV.a.1!idle* ». r-idofa-it'15,13ieof. «T.ata.h-of.r-ofagB.b-anliasn-eraLfiiv viuLniynu■ vARE SENTENCEDWORKHOUSE TERM FOR MAN WHO SNEERED PLEA TO DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGECharles Trimorehi, Local Restaurant Proprietor, Posts Ball to Appeal Fine — B. Formica Filed Motionfojr a New Trial on Monday.inraily 1yearenteandJerrRdayfoliccemi90,homT)sldeiwas-Hen• r Jle clt; niveB\SaratheaAfter Judge E. E. Crepg, in Criminal court here on .Monday, had lined him $250 and costs, Charles Trimar-fr’' . *.cjtl, restaurant proprietor of .WestPhiladelphia 'street, posted $1,000■ • *bail for an appeal to the State Superior Court. *frimarchi was foundgiiilty several months ago of selling4 1 ' %beer^tp a minor and recently was denied a new trial. ^rB-B. Formica, tavern keeper, of North Sixth street, hied a motion Mer. for a new trial. He was found guilty laet week of violating the State Liquor Control Act. Attorney James W. Mack, Jr., his counsel, set forth ^ay in the motion that the verdict was against the law and the evidence and that the court had erred in refusing to quash the first count of the indictment.Three other defendants were sentenced by Judge Creps Monday. Attorney James L. Jack acted in theplaee of District Attorney K. M. heyjandRTayburiMrs,diednea:£olllt;TwasClark who went to Colorado to return a fugitive.Joseph Liptak, of Dixonville, who had pleaded guilty June 13 to operandFebher