Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-15
Gl|CKSTE|N'S SLAYER
QUICKLY INDICTED
Mrs. Lillian Raizen Formally
Charged With Murder in
the First Degree.

New York. Doc i5.-The accusatory
sicpa of a murder case were accom-
rlished IN brooklyn yesterday with
exceptional speed Less than fun
dav after her arrest Mrs. LILLIAN shat
fer Rnigcn was indicted. arraigned.
held without hail on n charge Of first
degree murder to which she pleaded
not guilty. and committed TO Raymond
street iail.
This celebrity was made possible by
the undisputod fact OF her confession.
given 10 District Attorney Lewis on
Tuesday evening. that Il was she who
KILLED Dr. Abraham $. Glickstein.
The neat step will he motion from
hcr counsel tor the appointment OF
commission 90 inquire into her sanity
Tho District Attorney told the court
yesterday this was to be made in n
few DAYS
Mrs l,aigen's defence will be that
nhe WAS insane when she shot the
dortor. Whether her lawyers will con-
tend she n deranged now they have
not decided.
Mrs. laizen went 20 bed In a com
Portable cot IN the police prison after
hrr confession. hut slept little. Yes
torday morning while she was being
led up the steps OF the Clymer street
station man stepped out OF the
crowd and tried TO strike her. She
told District Attorney LOWS he ac-
tunlly had struck her on the side OF
the head and she said the man was
fnas Glickstein. one OF the doctors
brothers.
Detective Sergeant Drum. who was
rirht by her. said the blow had not
landed because he swung around and
punched the man In the face. Drum
did not know who the man was.
The Grand jury had already indicted
her. tho charFe being murder in the
nrst degree. judge George w. Martin
was ON the bench. when she arose TO
hear the clerk. George McClusgy. re-
riio the charge her counsel. Aaron w.
Low and her fathers counsel. Ben
iamln Rcass. were az her side. She
heard the words without change of
expression. MIR Levy spoke up: My
client enters n plea OF not guilty" The
Judge told Mrs Raizon she was to so
Co the Raymond street jail with Capt.
Carey and probation officer. Miss
Mary Frederick, who supported her
tc the automobile.
What she said 10 reporters earlier
~ the day elaborated her story told
on Tuesday. she explained, for ex-
ample how she happened to invite DIR.
0lickstcin 10 her wedding on May s
lss,. when she had broken relations
with him. and deemed him so evil a
-
dug.
because hcr family did not know
about her conduc, and he was an ole
friend. lie did not attend the we'd
II regarded him." she went on, "as
great man. a healer. almost a god
lic told me I was too fine woman 10
h. broken down by housework and
saislnr a family. lie praised me so ]
wanted 90 study medicine and lost all
interests in my bookkeeping. Mr.
kairon and I ha9 been sweethearts
sinVc we were 10 years old. and three
years akN We became engaged. But
the doctor persuaded ine TO break g.
VI. said Why don't you devote
Yourself &c your brains instead OF
love- But later I met MIR. Rsizen. ]
DtOkt ANHN Ai0iAA Ntt' A'AA'if anu W.
were married.
"on tho sccnod day after the we'd
dlnp ! ,cld MY husband all about tho
doctor and myself. hlis conduct was
nnhl,. lie has done everything hc
could 10 make me forget. Blu. l was
afraid. The doctor had often threaten
sd me and after / was married ! was
Afreid what he might do. Today is
tho FIRST time ] have been able tc
SPEAK freely. The urges in me have
torn me in every direction When ]
went south. New York was jus'
around the corner
Mrs Raxen said that when she de-
c.ded TO cease her association with DIR
t,licxstsin. she received advice from a
Christian Scientist. a Mrs. Lachow
who advised her TO marry the man she
had loved since childhood and not C
tell him about DR.. Giickstein. Mrs
lachow promised 20 give her absent
treatment during the honeymoon. but
~ Atlantic city she corfided the whol,
s,ury 90 her husband.
Vus vi ~. Glicksteins relatives mac