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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-14
HESSE WARNS
DETECTIVES

Aroused over the failure of the
polio, to solve recent crimes and
the fatal shooting few days ago
of a youth by one of his privates,
Major Edwin B. Hesse, superin-
tendent of police, today warned his
force that shake.up is imminent
unless there is a sudden change for
the better.
Major Hesse appeared unexpect-
edly at the roll call at detective
headquarters and informed the
sleuths that there are some nice
long streets you fellows can pound
If you don't get after these crooks"
After the roll call Major Hesse
announced that he had ordered re-
sumption of target practice for
every member of his force as soon
as the present inspections are over.
Major Hesse evidently believes the
death Of Larry Hall resulted from
poor craftsmanship on the part of
Policeman Campbell. The police
chief has made it plain to his men
that he wants them to be able to
shoot straight when it is necessary
but that he will not countenance
shooting unless it is necessary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-14
UTILITY
PENALTY GUT

The Potomac Electric Power Com
pany and the Washington and
Georgetown Gas Light companies
today are studying the proposal adj
vanced by peoples counsel, Ralph
B. Fleharty to extend the period of
grace" for payment of bills from 10
to Is days.
William F. Ham, president of the
Potomac Electric Power Company,
has conferred with Fleharty and
Ord Preston, president of the gas
companies, will also confer on the
proposal.
Neither is willing to commit him
self until studying further, though
Preston says the change would
make little difference and expressed
willingness to cooperate if the
change would make the payment of
bills more convenient.
Both pointed out, however, that
penalties collected for delinquent
payments go toward cutting the
rates for prompt payers and that
to favor the delinquents will penaltze
the others. Mr.. Ham said his COM
pany has Congressional authority to
penalize as high as IL per cent, but
that this right has never been
exercised.
A statement from the power com.
pany that during the year 1926
$58,9S3.40 was added to bills in 10
per cent penalties was received by
the Public Utilities Commission.
The gas companies notified the
commission that figures showing
its penalty assessments are not
available.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-14
Valencia Cafe Bankrupt,
Debts Total S11O.86O.24

The Valencia Cafe-latest local
night club-owned and operated by
Michael B. Casey, a plumber, today
admitted its inability to pay its
debts and asked the District SUI
preme Court to adjudge it a volun.
tary bankrupt.
The cafe was run as a joint ven.
ture by Casey in connection with
his plumbing business, known as
the M. B. Casey and Company
plumbers. The joint venture owes
a total of $11O, S6O.24 debts and has
assets of $103, S2721, Approximately
one-half of which is listed as furni.
ture and fixtures in the night club.
The total cash of the two con.
Germs, the petition AYERS, is $685.,
of which $40 is in cash and 1885
in the bank. Listed as assets are
two insurance policies on Caseys
life for $4,000. one of which is
held by the Rigg Bank for $685.
loan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-14
ROBBERS LOOT
DRUG STORE

Entering through a skylight in
the roof last night, band of yeggs
forced the safe in O'DonneI's drug
store, 14O5 H st. n. W., and escaped
with about $1,000 in cash.
Headquarters Detectives Mans
field and Talley. who examined the
wrecked safe, said the work was
done by experts. No clues were
found.
The thieves came through the
skylIght. down through some stock
rooms on the second floor and
entered the office al the rear Of
the store. where the safe was kept.
Drilling a hole in the upper cor
ner. they chiselled the filling from
the door and pried it open. The
money in the safe represented the
proceeds from yesterdays sales and
small cash balance which is kept
on hand.
The robbery was discovered by
Guy H. Briggs, clerk. when he
opened the store about 1880 a. m.
today. He notified Charles Staub,
assistant manager. and G. E. Hall,
another clerk. Mr.. Staub called the
police. The money was put in the
safe shortly before 1870 o'clock
last night when the store was
closed. according to Mr.. Hall.
A band of thieves. who entered
in the same manner, robbed the
cash registers Of the store about
three years ago.
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Al WASHINGTON
HOME TOWN PAGE
PARKWAY PLANS
DEADLOCKED

Owing to the dilatory methods of
the Department of Justice, the com
pletion of the Rock Creek and
Potomac Parkway probably will be
postponed for several years.
Condemnation suits have been held
up by the legal experts of the
Department of Justice for three
years, and in some cases-notably
parcel of land near the Key
Bridge and others on the Virginia
and Anacostia waterfronts-are for
more than ten years. There is no
indication that the office of the
Attorney General intends to push
the local cases in the near future.
Just why these delays have oc.
Cured is a question which no Of
ficial can exactly answer, but it is
held that the constant changes in
the legal staff of the Department
of Justice are primarily responsible.
1t was pointed out today that
although the law requires that at
least one lawyer in the Attorney
Generals office give his exclusive
dlISHI1On TO . local condemnation
suits, the statute apparently has
been ignored. III. H. Classic, who
is in charge of local condemnations
has given comparatively little OF
his time to the suits.
No criticism attaches to Assistant
District Attorney J. j. OLeary, who
is in charge of the court work il
connection with the condemnation
suits, it was said today. All of thu
delays originate in the Department
of Justice. officials say.
Out of more than three dozel
condemnation suits referred to thu
Department of Justice by the Rocl
Creek and Potomac Commission
six have reached the stage of cour
proceedings so far.
1t is also pointed out that n
progress has been made in tn,
equity suit against the Chesapeak
and Ohio Canal Company, upol
which the whole project rests. Unit
the canal company relinquishes it.
hold upon the water front, the con
Meeting parkway cannot be com
pleted
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NOW LOOK WHAT YOU'VE
DONE!

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SECOND SECTION
LOCAL NEWS
PIERCE CHARGES
DROPPED

Coincident with the withdrawal
of charges made by Rev. Jason
Noble Pierce, pastor of President
Coolidge's church, against Howard
T. Cole, Shipping Board-charges
which initiated a suit by Cole for
$4,000 damages, alleging libel
Frank Hogan, attorney for DIR.
Pierce, announced today that.
despite Coles vindication of moral
turpitude, the latter's attorneys
had promised Cole would leave
Washington once DIR. Pierce
dropped the case.
The case resulted from DR..
Pierce's letters to Gen. A. c. Dial.
ton. demanding Cole be banished
from the Board and the city, al
-leging relations with a widow, who
is said to have confessed to the
pastor
In behalf Of his client, Mr.. Hogan
explained that all overtures for a
settlement out of court had been
inaugurated by attorneys for Cole,
that when they approached him
with a proposal that Cole be trans
ferred from Washington. if DR..
Pierce withdrew" his charges, the
pastor, interested only in Coles
leaving theS city. was inclined to
agree on those terms.
1t also was said that Cole paid
the costs and received not one cent
in settlement.
Mr.. Hogan. interpreting the let
ter to Gen. A. e. Dalton, pointed
out that the letter In no way
retracted the charges made by the
Pierce asked that Cole be removed
Board so that he could be made to
leave the city.
The phrase Withdraw my
charges" was cited by Mr.. Hogan
as an implication that no retraction
was meant and the attorney init
mated that he had been asked to use
phraseology which would imply that
I the charges had been made in error.
Mr.. Hogan also explained that fill
ing Of an answer to Coles suit was
postponed at the request of Attor-
neys Rufus w. Pearson and Edward
w. Martin, representing Cole, and
that oVertureS were Immediately
started to settle the question without
airing the matter in court.
This was eminently satisfactory to
DR.. Pierce. Mr.. Hogan explained, as
the pastor did not wish to mention
the name Of the woman in the case.
1t also was explained by Mr..
Hogan that one of the terms of
the agreement was that no pub
licity would be given to the settle.
ment of the case, and that Cole
quietly would be transferred and
the matter dropped.
1t was only after the statement
that Cole had been indicated by
DIR. Pierce that Mr. Hogan felt at
liberty to discuss the matter
Cole has been transferred to the
Boston office of the Shipping
Board.
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Patient Sues Doctors
For $500. 900 Damages

DR.. Robert B. Bacon and DIR.
John Allen Talbot were today named
defendants in a suit for $500, 900
brought by Alan p Gum through
his counsel, Lambert & Yeatman.
Gum alleges IN his suit filed IN
the District Circuit Court, that on
November 30, last year, he suffered
a fractured leg and Drs. Bacon
and Talbot set the injured mem
Der. He claims that they did an
unskillful job and as result of
their alleged malpractice he is per-
manently disfigured.
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HELD
FOR CHECKS

Police today are looking for the
man they believe aided Joseph Will
liam Frenzel, chief of the division
of audit of expenditures and income
Of the District government, to cash
checks, said to be forged. on the
District government totaling
$1,3SS26.
Frenzel's preliminary hearing,
meantime, was postponed today by
Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given until Tuesday. Patrick f.
O'Connor posted the $4,000. asked
as the accused's bond.
Discovery of the alleged forgery
yesterday by Auditor Daniel j.
Donovan resulted in FrenzePs ar
rest and suspension from the Dis
trict service. His case will come
before a meeting of the Board Of
Commissioners today.
FrenZel lives at q Columbus
Ave-, Hyattsville, and is the father
of three small children.
OAAAcldAS OIL Ine commercial Ma
tional Bank notified Major Donovan
Tuesday that they had received a
check for $S37.10. apparently sent
out by the District in refund of
taxes, which appeared to have been
Endorsed twice in the same hand
writing.
An investigation revealed that no
check had been issued to the person
whose name was on the check.
Headquarters detectives were called
in and auditors worked all Tuesday
night on the Districts books, find
ing the 81 ,3S8.26 shortage
Major Donovan reported the short
age to the Commissioners at a spe.
cial board meeting yesterday. The
arrest and suspension followed the
meeting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-14
SOUND THE DIRGE

1t is the unusual pleasure of the
Spare Tire today to be able to an
nounce the engagements to be
married of two contributors
Muntgumery Farmer to Miss Mary
Ann Sowersby and Mr.. Shake
speare loot to Miss Squeemia
Squirreltooth. Efforts are being
made to bring about a double
wedding in the early fall, with
other contributors to the column
as wedding guests. The Farmer
has been lodging this thing for
"goin' on thutty year." and care
full watch will be kept to see that
he doesn't squirm out now. Lay
in your rice. Weather forecast:
Bridal showers
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Conversion After Trust
Case Is Postponed Again

The hearing in the case of James
r. Walsh, "a, president of the
Bankers Service Corporation Of
America, charged with conversion
after trust, involving $4,000 belong
ing to Mrs. Jimmie Henderson, 1901
Massachusetts Ave. N. W., which
had been scheduled in Police Court
for today, was for the third time
postponed until July 2S. 1t was
stated that the prosecuting witness
was not sufficiently well to appear
in court at this time.
1t is alleged that Mrs. Henderson
gave Walsh $4,000 to complete a
real estate deal with the provision
that $4,000 collateral security be
redeemed in a week. The week
elapsed, she claimed, and the col
lateral was not redeemed.