Arizona republican., 1921-11-19
FRENCH BLUEbEARD MAKES GOOD ON PROMISE 10 GIVE ADDRESS OF ONE 'OF HIS fl ALLEGED MURDER VICTIMS
Republican A. P. Leased Wire1

IRepubllcan A. F. Leased WtreI
 VERSAILLES, Nov. 18-Henri Lam dru, on trial for murder in the as- sizes court here, today thrilled his promise of yesterday to give the ad- dress of one of his alleged victims. but the dramatic effect was somewhat lessened whe1- the address proved to be a 5 year old.
 The prisoner told the court that Mime. Heon, whom he is charged with having murdered on October 6. 1915, lived six months following that date at a small Hotel Du Mans in Paris. He declared the police had never been there to seek any trace of the missing woman.
 Prosecutor Godefroy. who yester- day assured the reputed "Bluebeard of Gambais" that proof that one of his victims was living would save his head, applied to the court today to direct the police to investigate the address Landru gave and report to the court tomorrow.
 Some doubt as to the guilt of the prisoner appeared to have been in jected into the minds of the jury trying Henri Landru, called the "Bluebeard of Ga. nbais." when Lam dru today gay to the court an ad- dress of one of the 10 women he is accused of having murdered.
 Prosecutor Godefroy told the court he had good reason to believe that Landru's statement that Madame Heon was living on a date after the alleged murder was correct. The gen. eral comment among the lawyers in the court room was that this was Landru's day as the prosecution had reserved it's last two charges of mur- der against him to produce direct evidence connecting the prisoner with the disappearance of the woman. This was not forthcoming.
 During the day Landru continued his defense of silence or denial. In the questioning of the prisoner re- garding Madame Pascal, his tenth al- legged victim, Landru denied that he had sold her false teeth for 15 francs He said the teeth were worth much more than this sum and that, as he had shown himself to be a good busi- ness man, it was evident he had moi sold them. The family of Madame Pascal was represented at the hear ing by an attorney. This was the first instance where there had beer such representation.
 Mesmerism was mentioned for the first time during the trial in expla- nation of Landru's alleged power over the long list of women he Is charged with having murdered.
 Madame Carbonnel, a sister O, Madame Pascal, testified that Mme Pascal told her that on her first visir to Gambais, 1andru placed her in z chair, took down her hair, mad, passes with his hands overhead anC stared into her eyes with such in. tensity that she was frightened. Again today there was considerabl, disorder in the court room. After { prolonged outburst of laughter at on' stage of the proceedings, Prosecutor l Godefroy declared that if there wa! a recurrence he would have the room i cleared.
 During the session there was alst considerable excitement during whicl l three women tainted.
 Among those in the court room to day were the Duke and Duchess d, | VaIentinois the latter a daughte i of Prince Louis of Monaco, and Dep | uty Maurice de Rothchild.
 NO RECORD OF MIME. HEON PARIS, Nov. 1S-It was announces | at the prefecture of police tonigh | that the police thus far had been un able to verify the statement of Henr l Landru that Madame Heon had re l sided at the Hotel Du Mans. He 1 name was not found on the register which hotels are bound under the lav l to keep, although they were not min l