Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-14
MAN IS INDICTED
AS CARD DEALER
Sale OF Narcotics Alleged in
Another Charge by
Grand Jury.

The alleged dexterity of salisbury
Bailey in turning up red cards where
they should be black resulted today
in his indictment by the District grand
jury as three-card monte operator.
Bailey was arrested while demon
strating the game to a crowd in the
1900 block of Pennsylvania avenue.
According to police, he admitted win
ming 81 from one onlooker who tried
and failed to pick the red card.
George Hillman was indicted for the
sale Of narcotics. Special agents al
legedly purchased $50 worth of dope
from him in the lobby of downtown
hotel.
Samuel j. Celone, night auditor Of
the Ambassador Hotel. was charged
with embezzlement and forgery. He
allegedly took SIS intrusted to his
care.
Others Indicted.
Others indicted. with the charges
against them, are:
Joseph Moore and Charles W. Scott,
HOUSEKEEPING: Charles w. Scott,
Pembroke c. Thomas, William Tay-
lor, Henry Ferguson. Alphonso Young,
Leonard Brooks, Raymond r. Hud-
son, william H. Hoffman. Joseph
w. Rogers, Edward j. Long and Rich
ard M. Sudduth, HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny; Rodney Payne, housebreak-
ing and larceny and joyriding; Will
liam J. Fletcher. James Clay, Eugene
Terrell and William Shorter, joy
riding; Dane Martin and Gernald w.
Jones, joyriding and grand larceny;
Norman F. Fowler, Sonny Boy john
son, Raymond E. Brewer, Harry
Vareen, James Terrence, Matthew
Poythrees, William Saxon, Frank e.
McCord and Elmer Brooks. grand
larceny; BERTHE Crawford and Ray
mond j. Harris. receiving stolen prop
erty.
Joe r. Newkirk, Arthur Williams,
Dominick Nastasia, Catherine Mitch
ell, Charles Hines, jr., and Clayton
Meadows, assault with a dangerous
weapon; Carrie Carter, assault with
intent to kill and assault with dan
gerous weapon; Matte Tyler and Es-
telle Green, mayhem; Theodore r.
Hurd, Willie c. Cobb, Elmer Acker-
man and Walter j. Nottle, assault
with intent to commit robbery; Frank
Boyce, Robert Thompson and Robert
H. Simmons, rape; Harry Liverpool.
assault with intent to commit carnal
knowledge; Eugene P. Taylor, abduc-
ton; Helen S. Harrison, Henry j.
johnson, Howard L. Smith, Edward N.
Greene, Robert Chambers, William o.
Turner. Glenroy Toombs, Joseph
Thurpin, Tucker James, Josephine
Pierce, Allen Ross, Joseph w. Cole
man, Frederick r. Reamy and Her
bert Hancock, violating liquor taxing
act.
Louis F. Behrens. violating Harri-
son narcotic act; John T. Young ard
william r. Savoy, larceny from the
United States; Harry r. Webster, vio-
lating section S48 of District of Co
lumbia code; Alvin Miller, violating
section 70, title Is, United States code;
Earl Pickett, forgery and uttering;
Julius Alfred Lee, bigamy; William
Frederick White, violating white slave
traffic act, and Helen Theresa Barnes,
second-degree murder.
Jury Clears Others.
The grand jury cleared the follow
ing of the charges indicated:
Porter Lewis and William Henry
Brown, HOUSEKEEPING and larceny;
James 8. Blackshear. James Monroe,
Willie O. Lester, John Brown, Jack
Jones and John F. Burger, joyriding;
Fred Taylor, robbery; Walter L. Nash
and Julian c. Nash, receiving stolen
property; william Hudson, Margaret
Hopson, Joe Speight and Pauline Ray
mond, assault with dangerous
weapon; George B. Reid, assault; Mary
Agnes williams, violating liquor tax
ing act: Gustave Kalisch. false pre-
lenses, and Andrew Chambers, homi-
eide.