The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-13
Miss Helen Truesdale of
South Side Admits That
She Was the Companion
of Haynes Injured On
Auto Trip.
OWNER OF AUTO
WANTS HIM ARRESTED
H. T. Arnold Comes Out From Chi
cago to Get Clue to the Where
abouts of His Machine and Affair
May End Up in the Criminal
Court.

The identity of the woman who was
in the automobile with MIR. Haynes
when they came to grief in the neigh
borhOod of Douglas park is now known.
She Is Miss Helen TruesdaIe, $500 Bond
avenue. She revealed her identity, as
she said, to protect the name of the
man with whom she was riding sun
day when the accident happened in
Hammond.
But what she had to say did not pro-
tect the name of Mr.. Haynes-Ames, for
did not even attempt TO explain how 1t
happened that she was out riding with
a married man in the evening and how
1t happened that he had ordered a din
ner for two ut Hendrix cafe.
The local police say furthermore,
that Mrs. Haynes-Ames is in the hos
pital in Chicago and that while she was
lying there helplessly Mr.. Haynes-Ames
was cavorting around with the young
woman whose identity was not revealed
until she elected to come out into the
spot light.
Mr.. Arnold Investigates.
! Yesterday Mr. H. F. Arnold, who
owns the wrecked machine. came out
to Hammond and told the police that
| E. C. Haynes was merely a salesman
! for the Chicago Automobile company.
and took the machine out. ostensibly
to show 1t to a customer The rules
of the house are that no machine shall
be taken out for exhibition purposes
after o'clock
Mr.. Arnold says he saw Haynes
Ames going down Michigan avenue at
about $3.50 and that was the last he
heard of him until word came that the
accident had seriously injured Haynes
Ames and a young lady friend near
Hammond.
The local police say there is no ques-
tion that the injured mans name is
| Haynes. as it has been proven by
| Mr.. Arnold and in other ways. Arnold
and his wife both came to Hammond
yesterday and they are very angry at
Haynes for running the car.
Miss Helen Truesdale, who figures
in the case intimated that Edward c
Haynes was not the name of the mar
who was out with her. She said tina,
Edward c. Haynes-Ames was merely
fiction and she was out with mar
by another name.
When she was asked who the mar
positively refused to reveal his iden-
tity.
Says Machine Was stolen.
Mrs. II. +. Arnold. 1929 Michigan av.
enue. called Dr.. J. A. Graham. the
Hammond physician who attended Mr.
Haynes Ames. to the telephone thi.
morning and asked him If he knew
where Haynes was taken.
She said that Haynes had stolen hel
automobile which had been placed or
sale in the garage of the Chicago Au
tomobile company. and that If sh'
could locate him she would have hin
arrested
The doctor told her that the man haC
secured a carriage from Whitaker's Iiv
cry and that the driver might tell he
where the carriage had been driven t.
and what was Haynes-Ames address.
She said that she would get the liv
eryman on the wire and that she would
see what she could find out from him
Mrs. Arnold was greatly incensed t.
think that her machine had been stoleI
/ from the place where it had been pu
on sale
She said that she was not through
with the matter yet and would hay.
Haynes-Ames arrested before she wa
through with him.