The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-24
GIRL PURSUES
HER IDEAL MAN
Tourist Agent Followed From
Europe by Miss Herbert, De-
termined to Wed.

of cigarettes, Miss Beatrice Her
bert, the tall, slender Canadian,
whose exuberant fondness for vii.
liam Zinser, assistant manager OF
tourist agency, yesterday caused
her arrest and still is causing that
gentleman all sorts of mental stress
awaited immigration inspectors In
Moyamensing prison today.
1.-THE AND POWERFUL.
Miss Herbert Is twenty-nine years
old, ark-haired. 1.-the and powerful
zinser. the object OF her alteration.
is thlrty-hve years old. rather small
mild and inofrensive of manner.
As she awaited the minions OF I'M
migration commissioner, James L.
Hughes. to come from Gloucester for
her. Miss Herbert maintained her de-
fiant attitude. She had resolved TO
establish amicable relationships win
my American" as she fondly calls
the harrassed Zinser. and nothing
she. declared. can swerve her.
Let them deport me-" she said. Il
will come back to him again. He can
not resist my love forever WIN
get him. He must eventually yield TO
me-"
At his home zinser took his stand
against foreign domination.
"The woman is talking utter non
sense" he said. at Is hopelessiy
impossible situation"
That Miss Herbert must be de-
ported under the law is certain, Com
missioner Hughes said. provided the
facts as presented thus far are cor
rect.
"The law" he said. prohibits a per-
son deported from the United states
from returning within year Accord
ing to the report made. Miss Herbert
was deported to Canada in Septem-
Der last year. II that Is the case. the
authorities have no choice but 10
send her back to Montreal"
SCENE IN COURT ROOM.
Before she was taken to Moyamen-
sing prison Miss Herbert succeeded In
"razzing' the police matron, Mrs,
Mary Moore. until her patience
cracked in several places.
During the hearing before Magis-
trate Macleary in Central Police Court
yesterday afternoon Miss Herbert was
removed from the room while Zinser
was telling the magistrate how she
had followed him. written to him ana
telepnOned TO MIN unti hio 'AS 'S
become a burden.
Mrs. Moore promised to ask Zinser
to visit her in her cell IL she would
leave the courtroom quietly. Tremb-
ling with emotion, Miss Herbert con-
scented to go away from my dear
Will" After she had been held in
81 500 bail, she called on the matron
to produce my loved one"
HE has gone" said Mrs. Moore.
He didn't want to see you"
You have broken your promise"
walled Miss Herbert. You told me
you would persuade him to visit me
in prison"
"Why bother about him." said Mrs.
Moore. There are plenty more men,
Go to Canada and marry good
Canadian soldier"
You don't understand said Miss
Herbert. There is no man for me
except my VIII. He Is the ideal of
my life, and the complete"
"Completc fiddlesticks," said Mrs.
Moore. "He is just like any other
man."
"You don't know him." said Miss
Herbert "He is the most wonderful
man in the world"
Meantime the most wonderful man
in the world" was telling immgra-
ton authorities his life would be
blighted il "this raving woman" was
not deported instanter.
CLAIMS PERSECUTION.
"She has prosecuted me continually
since she returned to the United
States" he told the authorities. "She
has written me the most outrageous
letters and even invaded my office
during business hours and made hor-
rible scenes"
Miss Herbert was arrested Wednes-
day night by Taggart and Schwar,
detectives, as she waited for Zinser
at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. She gave
the detectives a brisk battle.
Zinser said Miss Herbert first ap-
preached him two years ago, when he
was conducting party OF tourists to
China. She followed him to Japan
and, after a short disappearance.
boarded his boat at Hong-kong and
resumed her attentions to the point
where Ne had to complain to the au-
thorities at Honolulu.
He eluded her at Honolulu, but she
found his Philadelphia address and
came here last September. After be-
ing deported. she told the police she
returned to the United States two
weeks ago by paying 500 to be car
ried over the border in an airplane.
at Is an affliction, nothing less"
said Zinser today. 81 am well known,
and to be pursued in this shocking
fashion causes an irreparable dam
age"
1t also developed today that yes
terday Miss Herbert had tried to
commit suicide by jumping from the
sixth floor window of the City Hall.
but the matron caught her skirts and