Commonwealth v. Williams

Opinion by

Woodside, J.,

These are appeals from the judgments of sentence of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Philadelphia County. Defendant, Harry Williams, was indicted on nine bills of indictment charging prostitution and assignation, keeping and maintaining a bawdy house, and feloniously accepting bawd money on various dates. He was tried before President Judge Vincent A. Carroll and a jury on October 15, and 16, 1957, together with two other defendants, Jacob G-oldberg and Otto Stalworth. These two defendants, during the course of the trial, changed their pleas to guilty.

■ The Commonwealth…