Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-26
EMBREY INDICTED
WITH TWO OTHERS
IN HOLD-UP CASE
Davis Beck Must Face
Trials for Robbery OF
Bank Runner.
SEVENTH CHARGE MADE
AGAINST JACOB SHAPIRO
Talesmen Free IL Persons, but Hold
Many for Crimes Ranging From
Murder to Joy-Riding.

Paul c. Embrey. Carl Benjamin Davis
and Morris G. Beck were jointly In
dicted today by the grand jury on a
charge of robbery. The trio is accused
of holding up Gilbert E. Hyatt, jr..
runner for the Mount Vernon Savings
Bank. August / on ID street near Fiji
tenth street.
Hyatt said he was accosted by EN-
brey, who ordered him to get into an
automobile, in which he was driven
into Rock Greek Park. Embrey offered
to split with Hyatt, it is reported, and
on his refusal took the satchel carried
by the runner and tossed it into the
back seat to Beck. He then forced
Hyatt out of the machine.
The runner was carrying e3,971.T1 In
cash, aAbond for 500 and two cashiers
checks for 81 900 and 81 CAS- respective
'ly, it is stated.
Identified by Witness.
Carl BENJAMIN Davis is charged in
separate indictment with the robbery
of $2,116.82 from Benjamin F. Burch,
collector for the Lord Baltimore Fill
ling Stations, July Is. The robbery oc-
Cured at the station at 1873 PennSyl-
vania avenue northwest, and Davis was
identified by Herbert e. Ingelbeel, who
was sitting in the Office of the Wash
ington Guides Association nearby. Two
other persons are said to have per-
ticipated in the hold-up. After the
arrest of Davis in connection with the
robbery of the bank runner, 1ngelbeel
identified him. it is reported.
The seventh indictment against Jacob
Shapiro, president of the Joseph Sha-
piro Realty Co., was reported today.
Shapiro Is under bond OF $4,000 in
connection with the six cases already
returned against him and has pleaded
not guilty to all of them. The seventh
charge deals with the sale of premises
1884 Irving street to Minnie w. Reed
May l., 1928. False pretenses in fail
ing to disclose a hidden trust" Of
$4,000 on the property is charged in
the indictment.
Thomas A. O'Donnell, proprietor of
ODonnelIs Sea Food Grill, 1907 E
street and q waiter, Herman johnson,
we're Jointly indicted for alleged VIOLA
ton of the national prohibition act.
The proprietor and waiter are accused
of selling intoxicants to James r.
Landers May 81, 1880. Possession is
also alleged In the indictment.
Waiter Indicted Separately.
Under a separate indictment, john
son, the waiter, is accused of making
five sales of liquor. Purchases are al
legged to have been made by Gerard
McCabe May %, May ~, and two
buys" on June 2. Five counts Of pos
session are also included in the in
dictment. A purchase by James r.
First-degree murder is charged In
two indictments. Condee Harris, coll
ored, is said TO have shot Dennis Col
Eer, also colored, July 10, In front of
100 Thirteenth street, tnflicting q
wound from which Collier died two
days later. Buster Buchanan, alias
Buck Harmon, colored, is alleged to
have stabbed to death Perry Wilson,
also colored, May 4, at 2226 Pomeroy
court.
Manslaughter is alleged in an indict-
ment against Frederick w. Kalhoun.
driver of an automobile which is said
to have struck Samuel j. Eisenberg,
july IL, at Georgia avenue and Gallatin
street. Eisenberg died next day.
Eugene G. Cynders, colored,' is also
charged with manslaughter in connec-
ton with the death of Thomas Carter,
also colored, June %. The men had a
dispute II. the alley between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, South Carolina
avenue and C street southeast, when
Cynders is said to have struck Carter
with his fist, telling him. 1t is also
charged that he kicked his victim while
the latter was on the ground.
Ia Indictments Refused.
The grand jurors refused to indict IA
persons. They ignored g. charge of
homicide against Putnam Rogers, driver
of an automobile which was in collision
with a truck near Union Station, June
26. BENJAMIN Marshall, who was operat-
sSa he all
over by the truck, it was stated. Other
cases ignored include those against
Helen Speaks, robbery; Ada Mitchell
and Mabel Stanley, grand larceny;
George Mortimer, receiving stolen prop
erty; James Marshall, Theodore Haw-
kins and william Hawkins, George w
McGill and Milton Naylor, joy-riding
Walter Holt and Delilah Wright, ma
tional prohibition act; Mason Hickersor
and Robert L. Ludlow. robbery.
Others 10 BE Tried.
Others indicted and the charges
against them include: william c
Martin, Pete Morris and John Thomas
Wilbur s. Peters and George +. BROOKS
violation of liquor law; William A
Parkinson, embezzlement; William p
Gibson, false pretenses 6 cases); Sam
uel r. Foltz, IT,, false pretenses; Jear
T. Dinger. Clarence Edward Tharpe
Earl B. upper, James v. Daniels, Jear
Lewis Armour, Palmer Lamar Reese
and Frank Hilton Rowley, non-support
Dewey Strong q cases., William Whit
| ing (alias John Richard Whiting). Rob
ert Atkins (alias Ernest Jchnson)
James Cerreta (alias James Breedonl
| g cases., grand larceny; Fred Law
renee Thompson, Thomas T. Elan
Howard e. Bell, Thomas F. Dor
sey and Clifton C. Gibbs, assault with
dangerous weapon; Gustav r. Werner
grand larceny and larceny after trust
Richard 1. Gardner, Leroy DAME
Cooper, Meredith Green, Bertha Eng
lish (aliaS Lillian Warner), Rufus PER-.
(alias Raymond Perry, George Grey
Thomas r. Watson (two cases., Willie
| Jones, Andrew Brooks, Bernard Ross
Watson Griffin, Jerome jackson, Jane
Green, Arthur Green and Maria Duffe
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; Matthew
Novack and Raymond r. Hart, assault
to rob; Warren williams and Roy d
Marcy, robbery; Calvin Wallace Eton
nell, Paul Z. woodward, Kirkwood Hol
land, Walter j. Pastuszek, william
johnson (alias Eggie Hayden), william
Henry Garner, William Powell, Fred
erick Hall, Theodore Beach (alias Theo
; dore Brown, William Bird and Thoma
B. Wood, Joy riding; Richard Ander
son (alias Whitley Anderson) and Pau
Kendrick (alias Paul CarrolD, carna
knowledge.
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