Evening star., 1921-04-05
||ND|CT THREE MEN
FOR DEATHS IN D. c.
Grand Jurymen Also Find Bills
Against War Risk and In
come Tax Employees.

Morris Goren, forty-four years old.
and David Portnow. twenty-four
years. have been indicted by the
grand jury for manslaughter in con-
nection with the death of Wilbur H.
Potter, nine years old. February 5
last. The child was standing on the
curb in front of his home, 752 18th
street southeast. when an automo-
bile in which the two men were seat
ed mounted the curb and. striking
the child. dragged him across the
side walk and partly up the terrace.
Manslaughter also is charged in
an indictment reported against Car
driving a machine which collided
with a District water wagon near 9Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue In
September, 1919. AS the result of the
collision it is charged, Margaret
Morris was killed.
Income Tax Employees in List.
Eight persons connected with the
income division of the internal rev.
enue office are charged with pad
dictments returned by the grand
Jury. The accused are Edmond j.
Donlan, jr.; Joseph lie Bianco: Will
liam }. Brighton. James c. keighley,
Saul Gordon, William ]. Brenner.
Irving Cohen and Morris M. Bolioor
An indictment for alleged failure
to pay the war tax on admissions to
proposed entertainments is charged IN
an Indictment against Mil F. Kline.
Kline is alleged to have sold number
of tickets to concerts and failed to pay
the war tax to the government.
Salvatore Cifola is charged with
tampering with his declaration of in
tention to become a citizen by chang :
ing the date on the paper so as TO
secure final papers when the time
limit of the declaration. had expired
He is said to have changed f1nal
2 into 4, SO that the paper appeared
to have been taken out in 1914, when,
in fact. it had been issued in 1912.
The change was discovered before the
final paper was issued, 1t is stated
War Risk Employe Indicted.
Harry s. Walsh is named in three
indictments charging false pretenses
and violation of the war risk insur-
ance act He is said to have secured
$1,000 of claim payable to a war
veteran.
Failure to register under the sec
ond draft is charged in an indictment
returned against William NJ. Detweil-
er. He is said to have been twenty
years old at the time. but did not
register for service.
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dictment against Enrich w. Ritter,
an Austrian, who is said to be the
inventor of disappearing ink. and who
is under arrest in Arizona. He Is
charged with false pretenses in pass
ing alleged worthless checks. A
bench warrant will be issued for his
return.
Other Indictments Returned.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: Winslow W. Chase,
violating section 211 of Penal Code;
William Mckinley Simms and Leroy
W. Murray, violating section 2z5 OF
Penal Code; Putnam u. Leclerc. vio-
lating sections "a, 46 and Al Of Penal
Code; Roy Gordon. Aloysius Chase
and Rufus Gordon, murder. first de-
gree; Rosetta Brooks. Robert r.
Henry l. Van Alin. grand larceny:
Joseph NJ. Bradley. Robert Harris.
Charles E. Cornell, William Anderson.
Alvin N. Dayhoff and William Ander-
son, housebreaking and larceny; Win
ming Orndorff. Frank l. Murray and
Theodore r. Youngs. non-support: !:
Daniel c. Woods. forgery and utter
ing; Louis Jaffe. Harry s, Walsh,
Thomas A. Jacobs. Ruth Ruickholdt,
John A. Hubbell Harry Lipkin. En-
rich W. Ritter, Christopher P. Seman.
John S. Rowland. Thomas A. Jacobs
and Charles Smithers. false pretenses:
Thomas Martin and Glenroy Toombs.
10y riding: J. Frank Shreve. larceny
after trust; Edward Ellison. receiving
stolen property: VIII Bourell, George
Afnmon and John Ballenger. joy rid
ing, and Anna Rock. pandering.