Evening star., 1932-09-14
INDICTMENT LISTS
SCHRE|NER LOSSES
IN BANK SHORTAGE
Former Head of BrightWood
Bank Is Accused of TAX
ing $4,000.
FIELD ALSO IS NAMED
IN ANACOSTIA BANK CASE
Grand Jury Returns 81 Other In
dictments, but Ignores Charges
Against Eleven.

Against Eleven.
Raymond L. Schreiner. former presi-
dent of the Bank of Brightwood, today
was indicted for 13 alleged acts of en-
bezzlement totaling $4,000.
The grand jury at the same time re-
ported to Justice Jesse c. Adkins 88 ether
indictments, and ignored IL other cases
presented to them. The report included
an embezzlement indictment against an
employe Of another bank, one first-de-
gree murder charge and numerous
charges of houSebreaking, robbery, as
saults and joy-riding.
When Schreiner was arrested on July
IA statement by his counsel admitted
a shortage of s59,700 and expressed
willingness to turn over his personal
assets, which, with the bond carried by
the bank, would cover his shortages.
Pleaded Not Guilty.
Schreiner had risen from a minor
position at the bank to its presidency
and at his arraignment before United
States Commissioner Turnage had
pleaded not guilty. He was represented
by Attorney Harvey s. Cobb.
The specific counts Of the indictment
allege that on January 10, 1881, he
embezzled s6,334; March 81, 1881,
81 200: September II. 1881, s2,193Sl
November 4, 1881, $l,100; November 10,
1881, s63405; November II. 1881. $3.50;
November 81. 1881, s435.01; December
IL, 1881, SITS; January 2, 1882. $220;
January 2. 1892. s101.50; February "a,
1882. s101.23; March 7, 1882, 5000, and
April S, 1892, s2lS.95.
Robert E. Field, described as utility
man at the Anacostia Bank was ac-
cused of the embezzlement of more than
$4,000 Of the banks funds. The indict-
ment charged the following specific
acts Of embezzlement: April l3. 1881,
s72S06; June %, 1881. $1,000: Sep
tember 81. 1881. S58905; September o.
1881, 81 1000: September 25, 1881 50 500;
September 26. 1881, s525, and June IS,
1882. s432.
Jacob A. Kamerow. an insurance So
licitor, was accused Of embezzlement of
funds belonging to his employer. Ed
ward S. Brashears, an insurance broker.
He IS said to have appropriated to his
own use S6074 on October IA, 1881 (;
$75 on October 27. 1881: Sl2332 on No.
vember 81, 1881, and s65.85 on Decem-
Der 2, 1881.
First-degree murder was charged in
an indictment against Sidney Louis
Carter, colored. He is accused of stab
bing to death Dora Lee Clark In the
rear yard Of 36 E street southwest Au-
gust l6.
Face Liquor Charge.
William Golway and Ira Thorp By
ram, jr, are charged with possession of
i articles intended for use in violating
the national prohibition law. They were
arrested February "a following raid
on a wine brick store. The indictment
was in nine counts, eight of them
| different dates and the ninth alleging
possession Of large quantities Of grape
| wine bricks. malt and malt syrups
| favorings and various labels.
| Three separate indictments were re-
ported against four alleged safe crackers
| The accused are William E. Bedel. vii.
liam F. Cush. August P2gliocchini anc
James E Grove. Beden was the object
| of a search by police following ar
assault on foreign diplomat wher
liquor was stolen from his home. Ht
was located in New York City. fought
| extradition, but later was returned mere
| The places where the safes are alleged
to have been rifled are the warehouse
Of the M. E. Horton Co., $40 C street
southwest, where $4,000 was obtained
July II; the Carpet Corporation Office:
at PISS Queens Chapel road northeast
August 3, when $4,000 was taken: thu
warehouse of the Breyer Ice Cream Co
at 1850 Bladensburg road northeast
where a watchman was tied and $97e
stolen.
The grand jurors exonerated Harley
| M
growing out of the death of LELAND
Scott August 49, There was a col
lision between two automobiles a
Twenty-second street and Minnesota
avenue southeast which resulted in tn,
death of Scott. The grand jurors alst
refused to indict Robert Johnson ane
Leroy C. Edelin,, joy-riding; Matthew
Sledge, William Hobbie. L. D. Gatti
and M. H. Kayler. assault with a dan
gerous weapon; Hyland Savoy. house
breaking; Dora Beckwith. mayhem
Harry Hayden assault Stillwell John.
son and Paul Stanley, carnal knowledge
Others indicted and the charge.
against them include: Wellington Davi.
Abram, James Johnson, alias Harr,
Tabbs; Jesse Edward Stewart. alias j
E. Stewart, alias James Williams
Charles Davis, Charles Davis. Joe Boil.
Charles Herbert, David Ramsey, Ralph
Davenport, John H. Garges, Richart
Adams, joyriding.
Richard Adams, Earl L. Collins
James Jackson, Bernard Beasley, Jane!
Hutler, James Boyd, Ralph Davenport
Hewitt Todd, Robert Sicom, alias Rob
ert Ligon, grand larceny and joyriding
Jesse Rose and Ophelia Irving. grant
larceny; Evans Stark, housebreaking
Robert Archibalde and Charles War
rem, housebreaking. Charles Warren
Ralph Davenport, alias Otis Watt, Eli.
Riley, Henry johnson, alias Henry Val
entine; James williams, James c. Stro
theirs, Charles w. Campbell, Raymond
Belts, RAYMOND Belts, Franklin P
Petit. Paul McGraw, alias Phil McCaw
Franklin P. Petit, HOUSEKEEPING ant
larceny.
Joseph r. Courtney, Franklin P. Petit
Willie Jackson, Joseph Edwards, Thoma
". Wright, George w. Fallwell, Richart
Michael, John Wesley Mason. Samue
Smith, John E. B. Warner. David w
Barrow, James Henry Williams, ALA
lClarence Smith, alias Raymond Wash
lington, and Milton c. Straham' mouse
breaking and larceny; James Howar.
and Andrew Champ Fritz, assault will
intent to commit robbery; James E
BRADSHAW, alias James Durham Leach
John Frye, Harvey Thompson. Fret
Thompson, George Brooks, Thomas Lee
Henry T. Snowden, alias Darmon
Crump; Frank Webb, Fred N. James
William P. Jennings, Robert McGray
Mertie Kinnard, George F. Shelton
George F. Shelton, Milton Winslow
Harry H. Taylor and Leroy Savoy. rob
berry; James Lee Goodman, ais Jane
Lee Sinclair, John Roth, George +