The Washington times., 1922-05-05
'LOHMAN 8
MARRIAGE
IN VIRGINIA
A 7 Tackled
Former Washington Man Also
May Be Prosecuted on
White Slave Charge.
By staff Correspondent.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, May
5.-Reading in the newspapers Of
the marriage here on April Ia
last Of her husband. julius ].
Lohman. deserter from the Met
ropolitan police of Washington,
to Miss Mary Louise Donaldson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
E. Donaldson. of Washington.
Mrs. Corinne Julia Lohman came
to Fredericksburg yesterday with
her attorney and swore out a
warrant against Lohman for big
amy and perjury.
Slave Charge lntimated.
Mrs. Lohman's attorney. E. Med.
Kints. of sos AIbee building. Wash
ington. said he would make an inves-
tigation 30 as to secure evidence to
charge Lohman with white slavery
and adultery.
In Fredericksburg. Mrs. Corinne
Lohman claimed she was the first
and legal wife Of Julius Lehman and
had never secured a divorce from
him. although 1t was her intention
to do 50.
She brought with her her marriage
license, her husbands photogra pb
and his signature. The more recent
marriage license of Lohman, secured
at the corporation court OF this city.
was minutely examined and the sig
natures were found to be Identical.
His right age and other facts as 70
- L. t-tb ny~ ts,
with the facts, Mrs. Lohman as
serted.
The license for Lohman's second
marriage was issued on April IA.
1929. and they were married on the
same day by the Rev. Emerson l..
Smith. pastor of the Baptist Church,
at the parsonage.
The groom gave his full name as
Julius ]. Lohman, his age as twenty
nine, his birthplace as Baltimore.
Md. and mailing address as 1928
Pratt street. He gave his occupa.
tion as carpenter, after telling the
deputy clerk laughingly he was a
bootlegger.
Lohman also stated when securing
the license that he was single. The
bride gave her name and address as
Miss Mary Louise Donaldson. twenty
two years old, although she appea red
to be much younger. She said she
was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Z. Donaldson, of Washing
ton. ID. c., and was unmarried. Miss
Donaldson was very good looking
and OF the type referred to as
"flapper."
The couple motored to Fredericks.
burg from Washington. and after Sc
curing the necessary papers from
the clerks office, went directly to
the home OF the officiating minister
where the knot was tied.
The first Mrs. Lohman did not
know Of her husbands second mari.
tai alliance until it's publication In a
local newspaper. She wrote a letter
to Rev. Mr.. Swift and others. re.
questing Information concerning the
marriage, after which she consulted
her attorney. The subsequent visit
to fredericksburg followed.
Married In 1917.
The first Mrs. Lohman appeared
to be about twenty four years old.
She Is exceptionally pretty and
stylish. Her attorney brought with
him her original marriage license,
which showed that her marriage TO
Lohman took place on November s,
1917, at Upper Marlborough, Md.
She declared her husband was at
one time deserter from the Metro
politan police department Of the
National Capital, but later returned
his paraphernalia to headquarters.
He had since been unemployed,
she said. In referring to his occupa-
ton given when securing the
license. Mrs. Lohman stated her
husband was a carpenter when in