Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Anna De Kay Not Kldn.ped.

ANNA Oe Hay Not NIohapeu.
Chicago. Jan. iE---Jeaune Annn nv
Kay was ''just plain little girl look !
ing for work" said Miss Jane Adams.
OF Hull House. "a the search today for
the missing ho!ress continued IN Chi
oaso. New York, Providence, II. l.. and
q number OF other places
"Ail this talk about internntional
conspiracies and kEdnapings Is pre-
posterous." Miss Addam- added.
John De Kay. brother. was in Chi
caso Saturday. but he too disappeared.
Has John De Kay dropped into thsi
same mysterious ohscurity that seems
to have swallowed up his slstrr.
Jeanne Anna De KAY, and her Rou-
manian friend, Miss DadIeS Saltarr
That was the question ,rppermosrS
last night IN tho minds Of searchers In
Chicago, New York ara Provldence.
Y. I. And while the triple search con-
tinued without "a tnpg,bie ciefv 70 ex-l
plain the disappsarance OF tsuy OF tia
three principals. the mystery YES
deepened by revelations or Nexican
plots OF activities OF the left wing OF
the soviet government, OF the survcil-
lance of De Kay ana his sister by
agents OF the department OF 3nsticcl
ana OF tho theft of . costly art coflec-
ton from the home OF tho BarpnesSi
Gerlizchi Rournaniap nobtewomAnsi
In Paris.
Falls 60 Reach Paricy.
John De Kay was supposed TO havs'
left for Providence to consult his rhth =
ers legal representative, ATTORNEY.
Thomas q. Lee. It wan reported in
New York that John had been joined
there by his cousin, Charlas De Kny.l
and they had left for Providcncc SUM
dny night. Neither had appeared In
Providence up 10 q late hour last night,
and Attorney Lee was worried. 4
IT have not heard word from HIN,
since wired him" said Mr.. Lee. II
wired him at Hull House again thia,
morning but received no answer.
can't explain It do know tho, that
agents Of the department Of justice
have had De Kay and Miss Slatar. tho
Romaniana girl who was Jeanne's
friend. under close surve'lianca do
not know what their interest in the
case Is
l. p. Green Of Seattle, a cousin OF
the missing girl. who still ia ut Hnll
House aiding in the search, denied
emphatically that young Do Kay Is
still in Chicago He said tho young
man had left the city az far as he
knew. to consult with Mr.. Leo In
Rhode Island.
Asks Wide Search.
When Dc Kay failed to arrfvo In
Providence. Mr.. Lee sent telegram
requesting him TO so to Pro1idence at
once, He also sent q message to Col
s. II. Buck. former president Of the
Mexican National Packing company,
and q lifelong friend Of John Wesley
De Kay, tho father. asking him 70 Join
him In organizing 4 moro thorough
search.
Those following MfSs Safters tran In
New York were juxt as greatly mysti-
fed. Altho her mother ia aaid 20 have
sailed for France on Saturday. sailing
lists do not show her name or that OF
Mias Ssiter. On Dso. 81. just Aftso
Miss Saltcr had written her letter to
Miss De Kay at HuH House. warning
her TO keep siient regarding ths alleged
Van Dyke painting. sho and her mother
hurriedly moved from the Hotel Nam
haitian to ths Theresa hotel. There
they remained until they checked out
suddenly on Saturday. II was learned
she had requested the Hotel Manhattan
TO reserve = parIor bedroom and bath
for occupancy for EAturday and Sun
day. The reservation was made. but
MISS salter Ald not appear.
II had been snid that nnc Of her mo-
ffvsa IN corning to Nvu Yoyk had heen
TO interest tho Roumani2n consulats in
aiding her in tho recovery N wen a.
the disposition OF art trsasureA Cons
sui +. Tileston Wells Of New York,
said he had not heard Of ths Salters.
One Of tho attaches doolared Ealter II
not a RoumAnsan name.