Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23
IMAM CLEARED ONCE
IN ROBBERY CHARGE
INDICTED IN SECOND
Declared One of Three Who
Held Up Two in Apartment,
Getting Small Loot.
EX-POLICEMAN ACCUSED
OF HAVING BAD MONEY
Grand Jury Cites Two for Man
slaughter and Refuses to Act
Against Ten Others.

Edward Bunch, 1901 Belmont street,
who was saved from one charge of rob-
berry when William j. Mitchell, q taxi
driver, changed his testimony and as
sured the grand jurors that he was mis-
taken In his former identification, was
indicted today on another charge of
robbery. He is accused Of connection
with Frank L. Barham and Tillie But
Ter In the hold-up of two men in the
Belmont street apartment, who are al
legged to have been brought there by
the woman, December II.
Loot Insignificant.
The total proceeds of the robbery are
said to have been an envelope taken
from Elmer T. Ross, $40 Buchanan
street, and valued at 3 cents; an
identification card worth l cent, and
three calling cards valued at l cent
each from Floyd T. Ryan, 1913 Eleventh
street. The alleged victims claim that
Bunch threatened them with a pistol
while the woman went through their
pockets after being told they had no
money.
Frank Jewett, q former policeman.
who is serving a Police Court sentence
for throwing fire crackers into an au-
tomobile July 4 when a child was
burned, was indicted on charge of at
tempting to pass counterfeit money.
According to the indictment. Jewett
concealed and had In his possession a
spurious $40 Federal Reserve note which
he is said to have attempted to pass on
Clarence r. Swaw Of Landale, Ariz.,
May 81.
Manslaughter is charged In two IN
dictmentS. Lawrence Hicks, colored, Is
charged with the fatal stabbing of Julia
Johnson November 2 at 1247 Ninth
street. The woman died December 13.
Willie Barnes, colored, is held respon-
sible for the death of Mrs. Julia Dun
lop, white woman, who was struck by
an automobile driven by Barnes at
Fifteenth and L streets December 10
The woman died the next day. Joe Lee
Barlow, colored, passenger in the car,
was exonerated by the grand jury.
Decline to Indict 10.
The grand Jurors also declined t.;
indict Little John Lyons, John H. Chap
man and Edward Bunch for robbery:
William H. Marlborough, liquor law vio-
lation; Robert L. Lewis, grand larceny;
Eugene Humphreys, joyriding; Albert
Williams, perjury; Joe N. Greenstein,
Henry Gilmore and Hardee w. BarhRm,
liquor law violation.
Others indicted and the charges
against them include: Edward Pearce
Williams, Charles Tyler and Francis
j. Hayes. nonSupport of minor children:
Arthur I. Daniels, Clarence Minor and
Theophil Tiverny, joyriding; TheophiI
Tiverny and Abner Mckinley Franklin,
alias William Franklin, grand larceny
Trotts e. Jackson and Butler r. Carey,
HOUSEKEEPING: Frank Jones, Harry w.
Ritter, Everett r. Quick, Arthur l. Stew
art, Arthur !. Daniels and Louis Nc
Coy Hicks. HOUSEKEEPING and larceny:
Robert Mcfarland and John William
Caves, robbery; Robert Mcfarland, as
sault with intent to rob; Harland Cook
and Lindsay w. Bunting, assault with
dangerous weapon and robbery; Leroy
Morrison, carnal knowledge Leroy
Reeder, Theodore Prue and Herman
Affelt, violation national prohibition
act; Gerald Howard, smoke screen.
Willis ]. Morrison, embezzlement;
George r. harrington, alias George F.
Moy, forgery and uttering; Raymond
Harry Hammer, violating postal law;
Raymond Harry Hammer, forgery and
uttering; Dorothea L. Ebert, false pre-
lenses; John w. Campbell, depreciation;
Edward Miller, alias Junius Richard
son; Tony Rivera and Tony Rivera,
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.