The sun., 1918-10-10
GIRL SINGER HELD
IN LOEHMER CASE
e. s. Inquiries Into Evidence
Regarding Information
From Navy Aid.
GERMAN CALLED DULLARD
Lacked Mentality for Spy
Role, Says Man Who
Helped Him.
GERMAN CALLED DULLARD

yoseph p. Hommea SPECIAL agent Of
The Department Of Justics n HcScken.
~ss Investigating yesterday TESTIMONY
given before Edward p. Stanton. United
States Commissioner. that water p.
Loohrner. Q former Prussian Gr.nahier
tad obtained information from Petty
onicsr Mohr Of ne transport George
Washington concerning the date Of the
sailing Of hat vessel n CONVOY. II
was testified that Mohr was intoxicated
when LoehmsT Piled him with questions
At party In The hons OF Afi@ kArxare,
o'Suliivan. . cabaret singer. Of f2s
Washington street, Hoeoken- A Ger
man C-boat later ATTACKED TIE convoy
and che vessel was sunk
LoehmeF 10 In tie Hudson county San
heid In $500 bonds for further e1ani-
ration Friday On . technical charge Of
supplying liquor 70 United States army
and navy ofncsrs Miss orsallivan. who
10 . former Liberty Loan team CAP
tain and war worker. was arraigned res
te-tay before Commissioner Stanton o.
similar accusation Ban was nxed
At s2.soo and she was paroled untl To-
day 70 give her s.epfather. Charles "
Geary. an opportunity 20 raise the
money. Both cases viii be presented
TO the FEDERAL Grand JURY At Trenton
Girl Called Loyal.
Miss OsuIltvan. who has sung a
"a ~ ntk 49, yn-Ar
taurants. denies any knovietge Of spy
activities on Loshnoers PART, and Fed.
erzl oficials have credited bar with 10y
atty to the Government
Following testimony that william p
StockeF OF lIs Clinton street. Hoboken
= registered German enemy allen and
reservist. had supplied money to Loeb.
nser and paid all his doctors bills. Com
missioner Stanton yesterday sueprnaet
| Stocker TO appear AZ the hearing Friday
-LoehDer was introduced 20 mo . veal
go this summer" said Stocker. II,
called on me several times and I In
v'ted him e. my home During MY III
ness last winter he vas employed in m,
machinists equipment businesA He ies
u in January and have not seen o.
( spoken to him since
-Recently Dr.. J. c. LAwstng OF Yves
New York was called upon to visit
| patient at woodclin. Who turned out q
! be Loehmer. He described to ne hi
/ pitiful condition and his hack Of funds
and L a. q matter Of charity. proniset
DR.. LAwstng I would pay for his pro
! fesstonai servtcea Being informed b!
the doctor af.ervart that Loehmer ha1
decided TO 60 TO a private saaitarfum
! ~ithdrew my support and Or. LAwsfri
so informed. In writing. the people viii
whom Loehrner had been boarding
Loehner said 70 Ne III.
stocksr protested TO scout the ide,
THAT Loehrner wss German Soy H.
said Loehmer lacked the mentality I,
play such a role and said he had ueve
known Loehrner 10 have money durin,
the Ave years he had lived IN Hohoksn
Loehmer, 90 Stocker said he believed
came from an excellent family In Ger
many.
! ..ccor6ing 20 statements By physician
Loehrner Is In the grip 90 fatal csseas
and can live not longer than six months
stocke- suggested 20 Government Official
yesterday that they send Loehr1er 70 al
| interrnsnt camp. He felt sure, he said
tina, his relatives IN Germany voult
make good after the war.
Stocker denied sympathy with tn
German cause and said he had been
heavy purchaser OF Liberty bonds an,
active In Red Cross work in Hoooken-