Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1926, Page 38

BERGDOLL, FREED, |WOMAN SEEKS NEW NOTE. SCORNS AMERICANS . Through W|th Them, Seduction Charge. By the Associated Pre MOSBACH, GePmany. Grover C. Bergdoll. the draft evader, ha 5t out of another sna ‘harged with seduc tion and impairing the morals minors, the son of the former Phila delphia, Pa., brewer, W Aprfl 15 court, although the state had care tully "gathered tozether which it hoped it would be convict nim. The penalty for charges would have meant imprison ment of from 1 to 10 yvears for each offense. A psychoanalyst. Prof. Hans Gruhle of the University Heidelberg, was placed on the stand half of Berzdoll, and his test Prof. Gruhle amined 17-vear-old lLeisel Schmidt, chief witness axainst Berg Aoll, and ~vas convinced that she was of subnormal mentality and untrust-{ ‘iild up ta the age of 16, worthy. “The giV herself in testifyving v unable to convince the coumt ac Rergdoll had made an attack npon her three years Robert Sachs, allegéd to be a vrivate d tive of Philadelphia. and who lod mplaint against Be in- dicated by the sircams of perspira tion that coursed down his face. The defendant Dbitterly attacked Sachs, hom he accused of endeavorinz to| trame™ him When the court pronounced Rer doll not guilty was through with Amer| cause they have hounded me by un-| derhand methods, such as the em ployment of Sachs, and tried to throw me in jail.” He added that he would bring a suit for damazes and libel against Sachs After leavinz the court Bersdoll entered his high-powered automobile and left for !\':lrl:luhv Church Lducators Pick City. BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. April 15 (#). —Toronto, Canada. was selected last night as the convention city for 1930 v the International Council of Reli- gious Education, winning over land, Ohio, by a vote of 31 to Toronto’s _invitation was extended thrcuxh William A. Hamilton and bl evidence by able 1o he declared that he | ans. “be- | He note for $25.000. She wants the court ‘American | Lambert and R. H. still | Portner say of | order of s acquitted | of of the charge after one session of the | conviction of the! f resulted in the dismissal of the id that he 115 months hack p | | i i | | | | | | | \Says $25.000 Paper Was Destroyed by Mistake—C. A. Carry Named. ! a Portner. of New York yes- ;m.x told - the District Supreme ‘ourt that in cleaning out her desk and discarding papers in December, 222 she destroyede by mistake a to have a Morgan, to establish her right duplicate made by J. whose name she states was signed to the paper. ituted against the C ‘ream Co.. Inec.; Charles 5 surviving trustee, and J. V Through — Attorneys Wilton Yeatman that Mo nete 15, 191 Albert Charles A. Carry and it was ne of a series 3 notes. each for $25.000. Int paid. she states, to May, 1 when further payment was re fused. Ireland Finances Marriage. 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Trains will m'.'f.‘:‘:‘: ot :I-v substance hington quarterly held last evening at Epipha in Georgetown ident preside at Hall iage equivalent to | I're will | tended section and urged that a ci showing be made at the demonstra- tion. He invited not FRIDAY THE BIG DOLLAR DAY | No matter where vou live. let everything go and be here for | this sale tomorrow—we've simply outdone ourselves in g‘i\'infl‘ 1.00 values. THE wick, Frederick, Md. | Washington section af the | convention and | A special & O. Rail- been provided by the The convention o'clock and will 1 o'clock. The demon- return de tes to Baltimore and on after the services Ford, president of the section, announced the of the convention at the meeting of the section v Church Archdiocesin Althot of Baltimore, who | the convention, at the meeting of Washington ditable readiness 1o friends only the EVENING STAR, D. C. MEN TO ATTEND HOLY NAME MEETING marchers but their families to visit Frederick. 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