Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
MARY CANTARO, %,
REPORTED MISSING,
MAY BE KIDNAPPED
Continued from nayo I


West Eighth street. but was not aware
that she might be his cousin. The fog
was very heavy and he was unable to
distinguish any of the figures plain
ly. The hum of an automobile en-
gine came TO his ears and -as the party
passed quickly out of his sight, he
thought they were merely boarding
the automobile.
But when the girl finally did not
appear i'm the evening. the family was
linclined to believe that the men may
have been hidden In the kitchen and
when the girl came down grappled
with her. Both hallway doors stood
wide open.
The girls mother is prostratcd from
the shock of her daughters disappear
ance. Her two brothers, father and
cousin made an all night search of tho
ncighb0rhood Mary's sister who last
saw her yesterday morning, says she
made no mention of going away and
was not dressed In her best clothes.
Whether she had any money with
her is not known. although she did not
wear any jewelrv.
The theory that her disappearance
the sister, who said Mary asked to 20
along to church. She was in the habit
of going To early mass alone and
cometmes did not return until after
noon.
"Of course Mary did not clope. She
never went with any young men and
always remained at home at night and
during the day. We can't account for
her disappearance ut ALL" the sister
said.
II don't know OF any reason why
she should have wanted to commit
lsuicide either" the sister added. Mary
nevor was sick aud did not complain
Mary is described as being % years
cid, FIVE feet. three inches in height
has black hair and eyes, weighs about
l11O pounds. and wore at the time of he,
disappearance, the sister said, vel
vet coat. gray stockings, suede colored
low shoes, with straps and a red hat
with "A long feather,
Salvatore Cantaro, the father. sal,
neither he nor any other members oi
the family had ever received any
threats or Black Hand letters, Thre,
months ago a cousin of Mary reported
to the police that three young met
jumping from the shadows Of house
on the 1900 block of West Sixth street
chased her.
No headway has been made by tn,
lpolice. who are inclined 10 believe tha
the girl may have gone away with {
, friend. which the family say they d.
not consider probable.
No REPORTS have come to headQuar
ters Of a strange automobile, and
, the young girl was carried away b,
the young men in a machine its iden
tity is complete mystery as Rizzerc
4. from his room on the third floor wa
llnable TO see the machine.
\ victim OF temporary loss of MON
6 lory, Andrew Johansen. of 402 Yves
2 Sixth street, wandered from his hom
. on Saturday morning without tellin
his family. and when he came to him
q self was in Broad street station. Phu
, ladelphia. Acquainted with Johansen'
n condition. which was caused hy in
: juries to his head a number Of year
lago, the family notified the pole
l. station and The railroad authoritiea.
About s o'clock Johansen returnc
to his home. unharmcd, He had 4
= recollection pf taking the train {
y even packing suitcase which he cal
II lricd with him in his travels. Th
morning he is suffering from hca,
ache as a result OF his adventure.