Evening star., 1919-10-07
STARR IS INDICTED
!. IN LARCENY CASES
Other Charges Returned by
Grand Jury, Which Has
Set New Record.


was indicted yesterday on two charges
OF embezslement and larceny after trust.
1t Is alleged that he appropriated to
his own use, September Is last, $Ss2.e2
which is said to have belonged to the
Louis K. Liggett Company. by which
he was employed. and the sum of $3.50
intrusted to him by Martin Schwartz.
False Account Charged.
An indictment charging the presen-
tation of a false account to the United
States was reported against John G.
Faircloth. said to- be clerk to a COM
mittee of Congress.
According to the indictment Fair
| cloth had the contract to remove
the waste paper from the State. war
and Navy building at As cents per
100 pounds. 1t is alleged that he
rendered an account showing him.
self indebted to the United States
for $7S452 in payment of 174,460
pounds of paper removed. when, it
O55 pounds of the waste paper. for
which he should have paid $1,3S675.
/ Cases of Staying.
| Murder in, the second degree is
charged in an indictment returned
by the grand jurors against Albert
Pugh for the death of Henry Davis.
Manslaughter is alleged against
Samuel Robinson in connection with
the death of Samuel Grant, and
against Nathan H. Jenifer for the
| killing of Robert Redmond.
| The report of the grand jury sub
mltted yesterday to Chief Justice Mccoy
by Foreman o. J. DeMoll. comprised
seventy-six indictments. This makes
total Of 576 indictments presented
sald to be the largest ever submitted
| py 9 grand jury ia the District. The
Jury term having expired, the jurors
were we discharsed with the thanks Of
Others Indicted.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are:
William Haas, Ogle jackson. Cath
crime g.. Triee and Edward Simmons.
grand larceny; Samuel Hyatt and
Seth H. Butler. receiving stolen prop
erty;. Lawrence Hatton, Jesse john
son, James Overton and John A. Allen:
Lawrence Haton and Jesse johnson;
Robert Johnson. Earl Carter, Richard
Joshua. Clarence Poole, Frank New
ton: Albert Thurston, Grace Robbins
apd = G. Roberts, robbery: Robert
q Jameson, James R. Steele, Ray
Eldridge Stewart (two cases., Oscar
B. Fuller, Vernon Johnson and Ed
ward Webb (four cases each). house.
breaking and larceny; Daniel An
dsrsen, hoqsebreaking; Paul Fra
Isaj,. T.sIi hR9usMe6seskiag Maaes Ws and Larceny;
lie 3. Moore, Edward Grayson, irving
Ailberry and Albert Grant, house
breaking and larceny; Robert De-
sfsso. Norman F. Bliss; Thomas W.
stsnsbury, Edward l. Cooley. John W.
SOS. Arthur C. Ward. Frank storty.
Franche Ri Benedetto. Hobart 3. Hamp-
ton and Harry d. Gamques. pon-sup-
port; George Owens, Harry YudeJeyit,
Ws9rt u1m BEegn: 4gn.,t .ohn Esown, Cha Charles Nc
Reuss. Charles McWhirt, John
Brown. Charles E. McWhirt and
Eu1a Brown. forgery and uttering;
Christina Wagner q cases). forgery
pretenses; Donald Ringer, Rudolph c.
Drury. Percy Meeks, George w.
Crouch and John Brown, forgery and
uttsring; Robert Hawkins, larceny
after trust; John A. Ridgeway, John
s. Walters and Francis T. Lille,
grand larceny and joyriding; George
g. Norris, violating antf-narcotic
law; A. H. Kemp. false pretenses;
Claude W. Bailey. Bryant c. McMa-
hon, William Lee and Benjamin But
Ter, assault with dangerous weapon;
Raymond Williams. violating section
S46. District of Columbia code; Edna
Gray, William Poindexter, Frank
gett, grand larceny: Charles B. Rick
etts, carna1 knowledge; Lawrence M
Leake, violating postal laws; Will
liam e. Phfles a cases3, violating
antf-narcotic law.