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initiated. The remaining counts deal
with the possession of the Aims from
which the notes could be made. They
were arrested october by Detective
James A. Mostyn at a house near
Twelfth street and Rhode Island ave-
nue.. The officer seized bogus notes to
the extent Of $1,000, it was reported.
Recognized Bad Money.
The Mccartney indictment charges
that September last he offered q
counterfeit $40 bill to Andrew j. Rob-
ertson. operator Of a barbecue stand ct
1893 Rhode Island avenue northeast
Robertson had been q bank teller in the
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank and
recognized the character of the money.
The arrest Of Mccartney followed.
Barnes Is said to have given a bogus
$40 note TO Sadie Gaskins, O clerk In q
coffee shop at 1853 Seventh street May
IL.
George II. johnson, alias Harry john
son, Percy May and Jack Turner are
charged with setting up q gaming table
in an apartment on street near Four
tenth street last october. The grand
Jurors exonerated Ralph c. Russell and
John L. Robinson, who were arrested
with them. The three men are charged
with maintaining place where bets
could be made on horse races, where
dice games could be played and a card
game known as blackjack conducted.
Other counts deal with individual losses
Of Jesse r. Hasty, q policeman, who bet
50 on horse and dropped $40 at black
jack. It Is asserted.
The robbery Of "rookie" policeman
is charged against a colored woman and
f1ve colored men, who are said to have
taken his pistol, badge and baton from
Clarence Robertson in Southwest Wash
ington on the night of November 8.
Those accused are Albert Washington,
Louise James, John Lyons, John H.
Chapman, Hugh Lyons and Little John
Lyons.
Henry Starr, former policeman, Is
charged with making false af1idavit
in an application for a position Of mar
cotic agent. The application was filed
with the Civil Service Commission
Starr is said to have failed to tell that
he had been dishonorably discharged
from the police force June "a. 1920, and
had served q term of imprisonment for
a case Of larceny after trust when he
was accused Of failing to deposit funds
Of q Liggett drug store which had been
intrusted to him while he was en-
ployed there.
Several Exonerated.
The grand Jury today exonerated
Nelson Joseph Carroll, colored, who was
held by q coroner's Jury for the death
Of Mrs. Margaret Gianoly. Carroll was
operating a truck which struck the
woman November Is at Pennsylvania
avenue and Tenth street. They also
declined to indict Homer z. Stogner and
Gus TokaS, assault with a dangerous
weapon; James r. Farley, Lamar Jor-
dan, William Brown and Joseph Brown,
grand larceny; Charles Holt, house
breaking. and Lee Jeu, violating Har-
riSon law.
Others indicted and the charges
against them include:
Carroll c. Fleet 1.-TWO cases., George
Simmons, alias Joseph williams; New
art A. Smith, alias Albert Smith;
Thomas p. Stevens, alias Thomas p
Stephenson: Thomas P. Stephenson
alias Thomas p. Stevens; Charles F.
Chapman, depreciation on private prop
erty.
Arthur Ferguson and Roland Davis
(alias Turk Davis, violation national
prohibition act.
Richard Fillmore Lipscomb, Robert
Preston Butler, Julian A. Taylor and
Nicholas CorSilio, non-support.
John Jordan, Moses M. Wilson, John
Thomas Hare and Roland Marshall
Lawrence, violation national prohibition
act.
Charles Jones and Charles H. Brent
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.
James Green, alias Willie Green, as
sault with DANGEROUS weapon.
william M. Winfield, robbery.
grand larceny.
Edward N. Widmeyer, grand larceny
and joyrtding.
Frank Lemuel Hooker, false pretenSes
and grand larceny.
Arthur I..e Wilson, alias Arthur L.
/ Wilson, emoezzlement.