The Washington times., 1921-04-29
ARNOLD GIRL
FOUND AGAIN
Principal In Famous Mystery
Case Said to Have Been Lo-
Gated IN Connecticut.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Perhaps
the hope Of years has been fulfilled
and Dorothy Arnold has been found.
A dispatch from Middletown,
Conn.,, late yesterday said that a
Mrs. Dorothy Marshall Ingrahanl
had admitted she was the central fig
.ure of the most sensational and
mysterious disappearance in men,
DRY.
DENIED BY FATHER.
But. since Miss Arnold kissed her
rniother good-by at her home, 1OS East
,Eeventy-ninth street, on December Il,
1910, and startedb but on a shopping
tour, only to vanish into nothingness,
she has been found" so many times
lin so many different parts of the
world that any NEW discoveries must
he Investigated thoroughly.
And this partbcular discovery Is
denied by Dorothy .Arnold's father.
There is always a chance, however
that one OF these identifications Of
dorothy Arnold may solve the olo
puzzle. 1t is a puzzle that has bsffied
the best detective, newspaper. and
legal brains.
A conservative estimate Is that moIe
than 100000 has been spent in the
effort to learn the fate of Miss Arnold.
The vague haunts of HongEong,
: the dives of London and Paris-the
A., high places and the low places OF the
world-have been ransacked by the
icleverest and most astute for one pur.
pose. All have been competing to mo
Dorothy Arnold.
THE NEWEST YARN.
Here Is an outline OF thslatest story
that may offer a solution to the prob
elm:
Dorothy Marshall suddenly ap-
peared in East Hampton, Conn. She
went to work for the NJ. NJ. Hill Com =
pany. She met and was married to
Leon A. Ingraham. They moved 4"
! Durham, Conn. That was several
(exact number unmentioned) years
iago.
Yesterdays dispatch said:
about three weeks ago Mrs. In
graham startled her mother-in-law
during a respondent spell by saying
she was Dorothy Aynold. Later u
=. relative brought a picture of Dor
| othy Arnold To the mother-in-law and
they both remarked the resemblance
Z of the missing heiress to Mrs. Ingra-
ham"
IL was added shat Mrs. Ingraham
1 repeated last Saturday that she was
I Dorothy Arnold. After that she went
+, to the home of Anthony Montron-
nurri, whose wife'was a bosom friend.
Montronnurri, the dispatch said, took
her to the New Haven Railroad sta
ton at her request and she left on
; the Sill train Saturday for New York,
saying she was going to return. to
her family.
Ingraham explained that she had
said she went to East Hampton be-
cause her wealthy parents had At
tempted to force her into a marriage
with an old man.
Dorothy Arnold was. a graduate Of
Bryn Mawr. She was twenty-five at
the time of her disappearance. Pub
lie announcement of IL was not made
until January IS, 1911.
Through 1911 and 1914 many re-
ports of her discovery were printed
and Investigated. The situation be-
came so acute that ii April, 1914. the
Arnold home was thrown open to dis
prove reports from Pittsburgh that
Dorothy had returned home and lay
i'll there.
Mr.. Arnold plainly was displeased
yesterday by this latest discovery"
He said:
well. If this is true, where is the
girI?"
But there is always chance that
one OF these discoveries may be
bona fide. That is why they are not
disregarded