Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1922, Page 3

i | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1922. " ][ e IDRESIDENT URGES First Call for QUESTIONS RAISED INTRUST DEGSON LIST WAGE PERSONNEL. “DIRTY AMERICAN BUMS,” R BERGDOLL TERMS YANKS | i i Wi e Pay Minimum. i The 1 is being received March, “Lincoln Centennial” .s i | The District minimum wage board| amd answered in restaurants, anfor . onnel of S ) Overture, “Il Guarany” ..Gomez has made public the personnel of the| clubs and hundreds of homes, T w0, “La Depite” Tobani board of conferees that Is to deter-| ac no more fitting accompani- Grand selection, “Faust mine whether the present wage of | pent for the june luncheon Abe Martin Says: Insults Defendants at Trial—Refers to Army y T i ~ 3 ee P 2 “Fifth Nocturne"” Taybach : Je50) os Spomen u thesmershuela |8 0 ias e i the Found Tl Rnplication of Sherman Law of Occupation as “Coxey’s Army. Vaine:ae- concer, “Estuaanc . | (OPPoses House Bill Pro-}inauetrs i wasnington mmouta ve) Z0E QR O be frund, FH visions for Officers, Enlisted | The voara ot conterees will consist | of finely cracked, crystal clear -« of nine members, as follows: For| ] 2 4 : the public, Clarence Wilson, Kdw: American Ice, pour over the Men and National Guard. |stirbra ana Dr Ada Thomas; for the | fragrant, steaming cofiee, top to Labor Bodies Explained by Chief Justice. Describes' Flight From U. S. Theeelaid s m (c) | employers, George De Neal ”E 1 snowy whi " W nizations, although un- BY CHARLES R. FEHRLIN, “The Star Spangled Banner” President Harding is out in favor of | Buckley and George Halsey: for the ,‘,“““] nowy v hwlyul <r¢-am—]i 5 " Formerly Cqrps of Intellizence Police, y th % soria- | employes, Misi Ina Courtney, Mizs| “‘sable ne cvotees cal Fporated i he prosecuted for | ek Forces 1o Gt Today, 6:30 p.m., Walter Reed e retention in the Army appropria-i il Bl fier ang Mrs. Murlel Triplett, | thic dulie frink YViplations of the Sherman anit-trust . 2 Hosplital, by the United States | [tion bill of the provisions for offi-| The three members of the mintmars | ths delicious drink, law, the Supreme Court held yester- This is the third installment of the continuing pursuit of Grover Cleveland Army Band ll};"rlt‘! of Wash- cers, enlisted men and the National{wage board also are members of the i koot oo ite A e SR G e Bergdoll told by an American Army man, who was arranging to decoy the fomous gton) g";‘:,‘;;m el gousa | |Guard inserted by the Senate Me [conference. The conference will be-) onado frows. pur Wier ord it e At e b slacker out of Germany last'year, when two sergeants of the army of occupation Overtiure, “na Twing Arnl: opposes the smaller provisions made K10 115 WO pn uns A e oA red n oo gty Y e Gelebraten Cosonado toallos il upset his more diplomatic nlans by invading Germany on their own initiative and Jery” .. ergenhoitz by the Hous The President set| ice to usc for th, Remember, e e Toe et eiies T Hikanies mate attempting to kidnap the slacker directly. They were jatled by the German au- I'f}l‘m;';,’"qho‘i: e e forth his views on the matter in a|_ B B e e a dr; 7 than the ice o+ el o A z thoritics and this oficer was sent by the commanding general of the army of Two Hebrew dances; Mahl letter addressed to Senator Warren, [ the organized reserve, and the { vou &s the result of which the United of America were found t of interstate com- of voluntary military training. Officers’ Reserve Corps. With reference to tie Office (a) “Kossak" (b) “Boruch Habo" Baritone solo, “Am Meer” occupation to observe the trial of the two sergeants by the German court and to chairman of the appropriations com- | report what took place. The first two installments have reviewed the Bergdoll case mittee. The Army bill is now in con-| MERICAN £ restr. ‘e and Tamages of $300,000 were from his escape at Philadelphia to kis triumphal entry into Germany, and told Schubert ference. ) serve Corpa, President 3 { e s how the infuriated porulace of Eberbach, where Bergdoll had become o local __ Staft Sergt. S. Johnson While expressing the opinion that | that the republ 9 urt which potentate, closed about the fwo American kidnapers and tried to lynch them, | h;,cerv. “A Legend from o the time may conie when the Regular | ed in 1920 to aid in t} velopment Were provided and later how an attemdt was made to charye the Americans with an attempt | | (EFOVCREET o tpeeee o Nieode | | Army may be stll further reduced.,of that branch ef the service and | anti-trust law to kill Bergdoll instead of an attempt to kidnap. Starting in the present install- South”) Warren, said that before n. ®eneral | gin th k of replacement of off Analysis of Evidence. Somiae o o P " o with Bergdoll about to give testimony as the first witness, the series in ors Fox trot. “The Shelk” ..Snyder reduction could be made there must!in the corps since most of them COMPANY Tha Gupreme Court, in a careful Th' girl with th’ nude shade| e instatiment will carry the pursuit down to date. Suite. “The Dwellers of the be more stable conditions. world war vete nd of nec s > N —_— &nalysly of the evidence presented 1n | stockin's must-be tryin’ t*/match (1) “The ‘Red Man i thay President's Comment. wlifine unsyatiabie i S ivers iE B B B B B B b the found that the s turned in the direction of | marks'of many of the witness dent to the strike were vincing that its object w fnterstate commerce. In fact, Chief Justice Taft stated that as much 1 An ithe door through which Bergdoll en- |SPectators, and, although two-thirds and “I feel” said the President, “that the development of our natio; fense system under the nation s of the utmost i and T am satisficd tha 8tood on the meadows painted like the leaves of autumn.” (2) The White Man-—"He gained a world—he e that world its grandest lesson, “On A New Books or Our & | Bargain Table J ‘[‘ At Hali Price and Less L] th’ back of her neck. - e " R ! & .| of all the witnesses and spectators Mrs. Maudy -Kite died t'day|tered. What a change between the | o 80 ey Petaenses and spectators before her doctor could change |Bergdoll as I have known him inla single one was punished therefor. the court would have been pleased|p. ey il : an as he ap- | The first day of the trial ended with s Fars SRy {€ g 1 in the punishment of the arson | his clothes an’ git in from th’|Philadelphia and the man = b s ! the testimony of Bergdoll, and the| | And On. iy ke menmee Doresine i {9 PEARLMAN'S BOOK SHOP & felonies committed by the strikers it | Country Club. peared at the trial. About five court was dismissed, to meet the fol-| | (3) The Black Man— T | lconservative and modcst program o i Near Corner o was forced to the conelusion that the b I'5 ches tail. he is clad in a bluc|lowing day at 9 | “think Heavn'd be mo home- serv program i « e ed to t nelusion : (Copsight National Newspaper Service) | 51X _inches tail. | Sayetium - like, of we'd hyeah some | |development is possiblc |2 » 10th & G Sts. 2 e R S — serge suit, German style. A clipped | American Officer Ordered Out. music fall from a real ol | | Mr. Harding expressed the fear that| 17 > B B B Buad Featraby Taiesstate Gambercet | mustache adorns his upper lin, his| As [ was leaving the courtroom I| | fash'ned banjo, like dat one | [Were the House provisions to pre-j B e Soch i )] The international i< ot tme| TOURFOR U.S. TRADE. |forchcad shows signs of wrinkles, |QUickly stepped over to the defen- upon de wall.” VhAIe e an s arn g eRs Ol the | Indigesti | kers union were held by ———e +HA his NeRd i & biv bald,, He is ex- | Gante sta \d In an endeavor to speak | | Selection, “The Roval Vaga- }A‘h;Le’::;:-nls:‘(;d.\\"f;;m”\\'fluhi oVt wflr 074 1 3 g k e i : N E s head is a bit bald L Xl to my ends, Naef 1 Zi 2 | b e 3 i S DusePrORIsIon Dyspep: D d T the ourt ot to have been Halle fo) | Huston and Aides to Sail on Cutter | tremely nervous and apparentls is | Just Teachod Zimmer. and. patting him | | Tatios comiaur, “The Music® | |the executive said. w: gt ] ST LBy es they had either participated in, au- June 17. greatly worried. ::‘1'(1';"* 5"'wlgifir, I said: “Keep it up.| | clan's Strike” ...... Fahrbach nlvswg;”:u.:;:,‘ilrt .'?a;:.']'r:‘g e S ‘ G t d" thorized. or approved the strike. The | < His nervousncss is_evidenced by [0l bov, Wel }’f"‘;;d':)‘;lo‘{lz B“dlfl';":(‘-;_ Director, Francis Leigh the guard, and he therefore supported | . 1 uaranieea- v ;;d[ l;\’ 'l'x‘:p(l”“i.rl ::“:“h” l\‘\;‘l\l; \A wnrM-wx!rle tour in behaif of {h‘m“f"“ nt L2 ?nd“;rln | hardly made my ,,m”k,}i on @ tail e lh», Sem”f. ”‘fi“ of $9, 1 GEaNDONS: | Far n Few Days Only ore not he sed by the | Amorican trade and the development | both han ex ¥ | “squarehead” stepped betwe a ; against the House i Fabrics: Firsts form of o a s A, | 4 _ : < pped between us an - - 1 brics: Fi Iofm ot decren which thac court Wl | e tur. somy wmg | LB 0 & tp ard, and, some | LGRS SERRS Pt ame. | AGREE_ON CHAIRMAN. | sé500.000. 1|5 3 3 MDECIRE | | gance ordered me to get out, saying ! Training Provisions Favored. Court de 2 a ;. that I had no businewe o talk to the | Pennsylvania Senatorial Candi-| Provision for training a lim of vesterday salmon industries of Alaska is plan- | him more the appearance of a Ger- alive d stlons were presented b ned by Assis ".’\(ffifiif‘?fii'd“f.‘»‘"‘;{?; man than an American. N prisoner, and trat 1 had absolutely | number of reserve officers alfo is « L = Bl o W o P iother there had been |othor government officials and twn Prefers to Speak English. | nothing to say srg&xd here, as they | dates Pick Campaign Manager. |sential, Mr. Harding declared, if an TIRE SALES CO. s 2 Bergdoll is sworn. He repeats the | Were bosses and we Americans were 5 thing is to be made of that branc uston plans n with a pronounced | just forcibly jolerated there. What| Senator Pepper and Maj. Reed, the | qurning to the subject of fhe He quests | could I do but take it all in and walk | candidates on the republican ticket|ular Army, Mr. Harding said the re ‘man, Off—one man against hundreds of em- | for the two United States senator- |UlAr establishment must supply not| a correct ection of the parties to|special aides, Secretary gdoll ve sued: second, whether the parties|to sail from Seattle June 17 on the | 0ath in Germa not being incorporated were subject st guard cutter Mojave, which | American accent. The judge r s testimony in G 21-1323 1. St. N.W, hone Main 2469 Wm. L. Slaymaker | Pl ol I to su third, whether the United|has been detailed by the Secretary of | him to give hi 1 bi od G 4 * Mine rkers Ame a seen | the Treasury to trans ‘rtw. | to which Beredoll replies that he|bittered Germans. Such was the pre- i aE only the officer personnel it needs, = > = engaed I & Conspiracy o an ot | The TS (4 scheien to stop 41 | Soull o’ belter i€ permited to use | digument whereln I found mygelf, | LI {0 PUnIIvAR, in e S bt provids officert for the mor m- (|| formerly with the Veterans destruction of property for which!about thirty different points in Alas- h ¢ entire next forenoon was spent | (0718 Plachot, candidate for the | POTtant duties in connection with the Bureau, shes to inform his development of the National Guard,! . 3 e x {in hearing the testimony of the vari- a before proceeding to Japan, - Bergdoll,” the president of the ring ony of the varl K niore Droceeding 18 Japan, frOM | cpurt Temarks, | “vou have been | oUs wilnesses who submitted evi: e to show will return to the United Sta brought up in a German home, all of | fence with reference to the attempted | 1 States. The I : vou | hold-up. Every conspi did itinerary will Include visits to the | vour people were Germans, and vou|CSOC-UP. Eyery witmess —most of monoy te commer. .| Commander Islands and Robben Is- | have been among us for quite a while oL tnee Iia Luegals party , monopolize intersiate co | e Whien Sirn riapectivels” the | should (hink that you should beiand of course. his intimate friends, charging the jury, had coerced them |breeding grounds of the Russian and [able to use the German language|evidenced an animosity toward the eharging the urs. had coerced them as well s English, and I require | defendants that ran nothing short of had been no misjoinder of the parties |t »u_to do so. and if you can't express |4 Most insulting attitude toward all friends and the general public that he is now located with the firm of Moore & Hill Real Estate Loans & Ins. that organiza could be held there was n and its officer: ile; fourth, whether governorship, over the chairmanship of the state committee, have written a letter to the committee to he read atrite meeting in Philadelphia_next saturday, recommending W. Harry Baker and Mrs. Barclay H. Warbur- ten for chairman and vice chairman, <pactive The letter follows: “We ear recommend the elec- T anese fur seal herds referred to in [JU I treaty. For a number of t] i el 5 s the in-|Americans and the American nation b under the laws Arkansas. where ! ve » the war practically no |¥ourself thoroughly at times th < i S 'N. | tion of Mr. W. Harry Baker as chair- | the case was tried, the Supremelinformation been received re- [ terpreter will help you ou 3 [‘I"‘.‘.‘ I‘.‘:"‘\,Q‘r’““"“f',‘;“}‘{"_h "“b*‘“'d“}l At | man and Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton | 1420 H St. N.W. Court held arding the Russian seal islands. 1t| So our griend made ap attempt to i, I LEeriy of Beldelbers, whoseas vice crairman of the republican | is the intention of Mr. Huston to con- | testify in"German. as follow £ ched In the most|giats committee. i where he will be pleased to be tes entered | offensive terms against the defen- | t\ve s dants and all Americans, in fact. The | pacees we® o v, evidence 5o far received by the court | exjerience and wide acquaintance of ived notice that I would have|tended to show that the Americans|Mr. Baker and Mrs. Warburton will <. Knowing that if | had made a direct attempt at Berg-|be vory helpful to the succ recommendations ue to points in China. India and| “When the Unjted believe that the | t § re . J h. v: ainst G any the gov WIN PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL. | firore, seturning co’ ‘tne " Calied | the war nsalast Germany (52 = ' before Christmas. 1 re to join the cole of service to them at all times and will appreciate their patron- age. Hupmobile $150.000 Damage Suit to Stand @25 tie g J e : he | doll's life, for they all insisted whe. arty ‘ I had to go In the Army T would be | d¢ all insiste nithe party in the approaching i | + Tes in. 2 to fight SHSL rmany | Nacf fired at the car he aimed high ! A\ SRR {oE tolEvaid aea = = == = = — 2 moere v Jury Test Again 2 POSTMASTERS NAMED. |reguired, to fent nsainec Germany | 8ol P00, 0 0 sion "an toac e | yalsn, We xre anxious to aveid sven The Hupmobile is |, . . acob A per O, Ruedy were| Among the nominations sent to the | up my mind that 1 would not submit I ne 1;;'_. in which he held the pistol | within the party, and we believe | - 1 1 f | Two bura 00K & €T District | Senate vesterday afternoon by Pres. |to the 4draft, and in order to avoid | W#s bY no means meant to hit -the ! that these officials will faithfully and articular ree more things & a time. O, tire. 2 cn 1 '.fg:‘;';'—fl ;;_1.,.{[ Harding were those of William | this I fled to Mexico.” - e "'i”n: ok oA 5 | fairly represent all elements of Penn- { tl’l’ d £ | will keep 6 or 7 vesscls siz- or 1ReS StiF. Moorman, to be postmaste t At this point the president o . e . not hav een thor- | sylvania republicans.” i rom e nee o | nerinz ¢ 3 ik Twigs. trading as the Leeds [ Now Canton, Va. and William B. Dew. | court interrupted him with the qu. guehly clarified on just how the two | { For Your Player-Pi "“5['-"" °°“m~'.u°fs‘§t - ree Manor Ore d. Justice "Vanlito he postma t Sweet Briar, Va. | ti Gocties Bl Sy Seraloll and Mg | constant and pett yErSAan0 0 bt eaerls SasteR Orsdel, de ion of the| Vernon W. Van Fleat of Indiana Bergdoll, is true tha: | Darty, ordered the defendants ard the BOOST SHRINE FUND. petty teins heet usually wacted, Dellate the Dis-jwas appointed a member of the Fed- | while you were in Me ou wrote | Witnesses out in the courtyard for a ® d 1 s ” prevents tipping of pens sz2 trict Supr E in_error |eral Trade Comimacion ho Tresea: | 0t o the Philadelphia Public | Practical demonstration of the hold- e adjustments. Stumbling—Fox Trot. No. 1938 Ireeps grease from burners. X when it dir Jury f© return) Harding and the nomination sent to |Ledger that if you w permitted to So the entire court. defendants. | Total Now Believed Near 085,000; Do It A Fox T Easily cleaned. Compact. verd ndant the Senate for confirmatiod come back to America and would not es and audlence, went out in | o It Again—Fox Trot, No. 191 = 2t itet NfEmation I O s heidente ard to witness the imaginar. Mark. H = > o Conve:i=a*. Comeir. Sceitat be prose 3 vou wished to go into the Air Service | Smilin® Through—Ballad. No. 931 | | | | | Sterrett & Fleming, Inc. Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd. (Below 18th St.) Telephone North 5050 | actmant of the hold- =441 i as a flier?” ek | National Savings & Trust Co.. Keith To which Bergdoll made no reply | 5 | Theater and those aboard the “Al at all, because this would have been Re-Enact Kidnaping. mas Special” ¢n route to San Fran a flat denial of his contention that he ] There was Bergdoll's magnificent | cisco brought the total amount pledged | did not wish ta go to war against his | high-powered Benz car. whereln the | toward the $100.000 guarantee fund | g people in Germany, for most certainl¥ | former occupants took their seats ito insure Almas Temple in its efforts | olje ,:‘r\ xx(v%‘.’;.unulu ilin the Air Service, as he s k _'"hln‘fl-“ just as they were seated during the | to bring next year’s Imperial Council | PE e Board” of | 3" gaod aviator, he would have been d-up at’ Ebérbach. Bergdoll as- | Session of the Mystic Shrine to Wash- | a stock installment | S€Nt to France. . {sumed his position, that of one foot | ington close to $85,000, according to! of a cold and dry Tt would be going too much into|,n the running board. the -other In | Past Potentate Harry Standiford, act details that are already well Known | the open doorway to the driver's seat, | Ing chairman of the finance committee | in America if T were to repeat Rers- | Nucf was given the pistol he had | in charge of the campaign, issued today. SPECIAL NOTICE RRENTWOOD ( SHALL WE RE-| NOFICE IS HEREF shall we vote | meatfig of the iberty | Market Compuny omipa main_office. 11th and E streets southwest. he ¢ ashington. District of Col DAY OF JUNE, 1 Edgzar Morris Sales Co. 05 GoSt. W e Main 1032-1033 VULCAN SMOOTHTOP SPECIAL N OTICE Pao On Sale at McHUGH & LAWSON | Everything Musical 1222 G St. N.W. LU UL TR L LU TR T T fice of ngton. D. C fefuctory evid ~sented to the undersign- ed. it has heen made to appear that ‘‘The Hamilton National Bank of \vashington,” fn 5 Waslington, in the District of Co- complied with ) doil's account of hir activities In the | ysed and asked to point it at Berg- | en of tie U 7 14th ST. N.W United States. I shall therefore omit | goy] jn the same mal’m»r as he is »ui‘;» oS . 7 == i and ask about our reasonable prices for | 5o much of his testimony as brings sed to havi i Inndry and ‘drsclonning. mo much of his testimony fe Drings|posed to have held it during the| ND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RE: guards at Philadelphia. { points the pistol directly over | »s twken in as part pavment on viet N > WORCH, 1110 G n.w. Kranicl L Berzdoll's Virginia Treasure. slacker's heart. Then the presi- | District of Columbia. ts authorized to commence | on plinos. Kmnich&Bach | " e way to the Virginian|dent of the court requests Bergdoll the business of banking as provided in section | Bo.s FOI HIRE—MOTOR B i mountains, where 1 had told the au-| !0 demonstrate the blow administered | Sty one undred aud <ixte-nine of the Revised | fishing parties at Aunapolin. Write W, 3. | thorities 1 had a hidden treasure, I|hat knocked Naef's pictol out of his ! tatutos of tie United States. Concersion o ol the two Sergeants who were act- | hand. The slacker makes a blow in | the Hamilton Savings Bank. with a maia office o Sentinels aver me that T would |&n upward direction in such a man- | Within the limits| THE ANNTUAL ELE " o, Disiict U cofam: | of the Metropoiren 2 atbp off at my home in Phila- | ner that if the trigger had been R. . o hereby ceriify on National Bank of Wi tagron, the City of Washington, in the Now. Crissinger. Match Your Odd Coat With Our Special TROUSERS and three branches lo rent ‘eitnese iy hand | be he'd st the office o/ aton Off 8€ o o 5. we|nbiled fhe bullars Cowrse wonid bave 4 ecs e ik FIET RS A AR Wetletady T el e T had & good meal pre. | been directly into Bergdoll's forehead. s 65 Sealy _D._R. CRISSINGER, Comp: SAng S pared for them and supplied them!Naef smilef ‘and says: “Had you . E i < vhi hey ! K out in this fashio 0 v i S0 g R anty of drinks, of which they ) tru hion, you would - RNIGHTR oF | e DN O untll they became | be alive now, Bergdoll” Again ers of the Riggs has culied a'special meeting for Tues. PATIOOKR | [FEOT G T ‘nical remarks from the spectators . wi une . at 7:30 p.m., to arrange for ”“H';" was my epportunity. 1 had |Wwere heard a-plenty. | clock pm.. for | funeral services of Rrother EDW. c i e b R e r EDWARD DU previously notified my chauffeur. At 1 p.m. the court adjourned agaln, | National Bink of W Dbeld on June 8. 19 the purpose of vo Save the price of an en- tire new suit. All col- aud confirming the a of the board of Rlecher that T would try to make a|!to resume the case at 3 pm. The | 5 Jectors of e Rigey Nailoasl Rank in, enter e GRS .' |::a“'a and told him to have the car | members of my party lunched at the ! ors, sizes, patterns. When T saw that the|only hotel in Mosbach, and, to my | clot s. developing. printing, Martha Wash-|in readin fors of the Himi al Bank of Was solidation of those charter and title of shington, “ashier. N THAT A SPE- of flie shareholders of The Ham fiton National Bank of Washinzton will be held on June 8. 1922, at 230 yp.m., for the purpose of voting on a resolution retifying 3nd confirming the action of the board of direc- ional Rank in enter- ngton. providin two assoclations “The Riggs D.c” R eial meeti tors of the Hamilton Ing Into_an azresment with the board of direc- tors of T K s National Bank of Washing- ton. D. € ling for a consolidation of tons_under the charter and National Baok of Wash- those twa ussoc title of “The Ri ngron. D. .7 HILLEARY G HOSKINSON. Cashler. YOU REMEMBER ME! John Hodges, the Bookbinder 1011 E Street N.W. Ground Floor. Bookbinding has not advanced In price. and pow is the time, to have It dore. Bring in Four old books and have them bonnd T OId Floors Made New Planed, scraped and finished. New floors lald. PRICE .. 803 A St SB. Phone Lincoln 3 100 Since 1873 TYour mother knows us. Ter us renprate your Mattresses, Box Springs and Pillows AS WE DID HERS. 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He was seated in the | car, and off we went, traveling day and night in disguise through the middle west and finally-into Canada At the border we pald the officials a substantial tip and were allowed to o over without any trouble. Obtain False Passports. “It was an easy mattér for us to obtain passports as Canadian citizens. and thus equipped with false papers we set out for Europe. landing at Hamburg, Germany. We immedi- ately notified our people at Eberhach that we weie comiifg, and when we arrived at Eberbach we surely felt safe from any further prosecution by the Americans, but soon after our ar- rival we became suspicious of a num- ber of strangers who cam . to Eber- bach, and I had reason to believe that the Americans were again after me. “I therefore took the necessary pre- cautions and counted upon the Ger- man government that it would see to it that I had all the proper protection of a political refugee in the country of my forefathers, and your honor knows well that I have shown my gratitude in many wavs to the people of Germany, and I only hope that this court will administer proper justice to these Americans who so unscrupu- lously violated the laws of this coun- try and international laws. Says Life Was Threatened. “The evidence I may give with reference to the attempt on my life is brief. I was host to a newly mar- ried couple. We had spent the after- noon at the Hotel Zur Krone at Eber- bach, and toward evening we were expecting some one else to join us. This party was to arrive here on the 6 o'clock train, and I suggested that we go down to the station in my car. We arrived at the station at about 6§ pm., and I was just getting ready to Jeave the driver's seat when the de- fendants stepped up to me. Naef, with a pistol in his right hand, which he pointed directly at my chest, saying: ‘Hands up! We've got you, Bergdoll. This {s the American police. “I knew the {ig was up. and, with » quick jerk with my right hand T knocked Naef’s pistol out of his<hand. rushed back to the steering wheel and started my car. A few seconds later I heard a shot and some ine in the rear of the car screamed. T looked around and saw that one of the girls in the car was shot in the hand and blood was flowing profusely there- from. A few yards_ from where - the hold-up took place I stopped the car, as we saw that a large crowd had as- sembled and that the criminals were in their nfidst.” As the slacker concluded his testi- mony, which at times he experienced great difficulty to give in German and often required the assistance of the interpreter, he turned in the direction of the two Americans, and. raising surprise, Bergdoll and his friends and | detectives made their appearance at midst of them, undoubtedly protected | by_armed members of the party. | Merely to antagonize us, a number | of toasts were drunk to the health | and long life and success of Bergdoll, | and the remarks that were passed. | sufficiently audible for us, were vile | and insulting enough to infuriate us. | In the afternoon many other wit- i nesses were heard, among them Eu- | gene Stecher, Bergdoll's chauffeur, | also @ draft evader, whose attitude | toward the defendants and toward ' America was equally as_denouncing | and arrogant as that of Bergdoll and { his friends. I may mention that the ! counsel for the defense in behalf of | Naef and Zimmer put forth a consci- | entious effort to trick the witnesses | in his cross-examination. And most of his attempts were greeted with | loud and boisterous hissing from the | audience,'and every imaginable epi- | thet in the German language was| hurled at him. (Copsright, 1922, by Press Publishing Co.) E 1l Tomorrow's installment will tell how the German court and the aud ence applauded the sentencing of the | two American sergeants, and will | show how Bergdoll is mow so much ' afraid of capture by Americann that he keeps moving from place to place, while the officials relentlessly pursue him. i GIVEN FIVE-YEAR TERM. ‘White Slaver Sentenced by Justice | McCoy—Other Cases. Five years in the penitentlary was limposed by Chief Justice McCoy yes- terday on John Passoris, formerly of | Erie, Pa, who was recently con-| | i 1§ victed of white slavery. 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