Evening star., 1934-04-25
BERG IS INDICTED
ASIMPERSONATOR
Accused of Posing as Sena.
tors Secretary in Army
Arrest Case.

Charged with impersonating a Sena-
tors secretary, Albert N. Berg, jr.,
was indicted today by the District
grand jury.
Berg was charged with having
falsely represented himself as the
secretary to Senator Wheeler, Demo-
crat, of Montana, violation of the
United States penal code, in that he
fraudulently impersonated a Govern
ment official.
Berg, the grand jury was told, inter-
vened in behalf of a soldier in the
guard house at the Army War College
and then persuaded the prisoner to
advance him S2l.22. which he said
he needed to make good a IS check
which had been raised to $50.
Arthur E. Moulton, AZ, an attorney,
now believed to be in Brooklyn, N. Y,
was indicted on charge of failing
to support his wife, Mrs. Mary Moul-
ton. She told the grand jury her hus-
band left her in October, 1929, and
she had received no money from him
for two years. She is now living with
her mother. They were married in
September, 1914.
Fortune Teller Accused
A gypsy trick" which is alleged to
have cost Mrs. Lena Ross, 1885
Seventeenth street. $4,000 in the
course of two years, resulted in the
indictment on a grand-larceny charge
OF Anna John, alias Anna John
Mitchell, fortune teller, who is now
at liberty. The indictment charges
Mrs. Mitchell with taking s7OO in
trusted to her by Mrs. Ross on one
occasion and $4,000 on another in
October, 1882.
Among the cases in which the
grand jury failed to indict was the
death of Joseph S. Sansbury, Novem-
ber 81. 1888, as a result of a hit-and-
run automobile accident November
l9 on B street southeast. between
First and Second streets Howard o.
Burnell was arrested and charged
with manslaughter, but denied he was
the driver of the car, contending he
was not in the city at the time of
the accident. He is freed by the
jury'S action.
Other Persons Accused.
Other indictments follow
John w. Barker, non-support Of a
minor child; Adolph De S. Junemann,
two cases of joyriding; Walter T.
Powell, joyriding; William Baldwin,
joyriding; Daniel w. Richards and
Robert T. Richards, housebreaking;
Richard P. ONeil, HOUSEKEEPING and
housebreaking and larceny; William
S. Ennis, housebreaking and larceny;
Joseph L. Mundy and Bernard Beasley,
housebreaking and larceny; Robert L.
Quinn, housebreaking and larceny;
James Ingraham and Harry c. Arts,
housebreaking and larceny; James w.
Kinnard. James Jones and William R.
Walker, HOUSEKEEPING and larceny:
James A. Thomas, housebreaking and
larceny; William Beard and Louis
Silver. grand larceny; Benjamin E.
Nettles. grand larceny; Robert w.
Carr, grand larceny; William E. Jones.
grand larceny; William Brown, grand
larceny; Addison r. Brown, assault
| with attempt to commit robbery; Jack
Smith, William Massey and Federico
Loundman, assault with intent to
commit robbery; Jack Smith, robbery;
William Massey, Jack Smith and Ed
ward McCauley. robbery; Willie ].
McClendon and Francis j. Walsh,
robbery; Rocco Pisano, robbery.
Lee Miller, Gabe Pearson and John
T. Berks, robbery; Sidney Goodman
robbery; George c. Thompson, rob-
berry; John B. Walker, robbery; John
B. Walker. rape; William I Morgan,
assault with a dangerous weapon
Thaddeus o. Gay, assault with a dan
gerous weapon; Charles E. Weston,
assault with a dangerous weapon;
Charles A. Farley, assault with a dan
gerous weapon; Annie K. Mitchell,
assault with dangerous weapon;
Edgar M. Kelly, assault with a dan
gerous weapon; Garfield Washington
violation of the liquor taxing act OF
| 1884; George C. Thompson and Ruth
Fitzgerald, larceny from the United
States; Paul Speaks, forging and ut
tering a check on the Treasurer of
the United States; Walton c. Daligny
forging and uttering check on the
Treasurer of the United States; Mar
garet L. Freeman, receiving stolen
property. and James Hanson, embez-
element.
Other Cases Ignored.
The grand jury ignored the follow
ing cases: Troy Conner, grand lar
, ceny: Francis E. Gray, housebreak-
| ing: Bernard Freeman, assault with
a dangerous weapon; John Ward, as
sault with a dangerous weapon;
William B. Porter, assault with
a dangerous weapon; Lena White
assault with dangerous wea-
pom; William Brown, assault with 9
dangerous weapon: Fred Proctor. rob.
berry; Lillian King. Rosetta Stewart
Leonard Winston and Henry w. Beale
violation of the liquor taxing acc o.