Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-23

At the Lord street address, Mrs. Josie
Holiday said the young woman was her
daughter and that she had been working
III a downtown department store. She
verified the girls story that her husband
is IN Elwood and also said Mrs. Goetz
had been rooming on North Illinois
street.
HER CLOTHING
BADLY TORN.
Mrs. Goetz's clothes were badly torn
and her cheek bruised when left at the
Pollard home. The men who took her
there disappeared Lefore Mrs. Pollard
could get a description Of them.
After hearing her story the police Or
dered her held in the city hospital while
they investigate still further In theiT
efforts to apprehend the two men who
were with her.
Mrs, GoetZ admitted that she had been
married and that her husband lives In
Elwood. She said she had a child years
Old and that she and her husband have
been separated only about two months
Mrs. Goetz told the police she went to
a dance at Thirtieth and Illinois streets
last night and met three men and two
other girls. After the dance she said
two Of the men and another girl started
out for a TOY ride"
DID NOT KNOW
OTHERS N PARTY.
The woman declares she does not know
the names of the men or the girl who
where with her. but the police believe
she IS purposely covering up their
identity. She admitted to the police
that the ride was taken in a touring car
Fred ZOelcker, 1916 Garfield Place, a
newsboy, told Captain Of Detectives
Fred Simon, this afternoon that he saw
some men carry the girl out Of an auto
mobile at Cornell avenue and Twenty
Third street. The car, he said, was a
Hudson sDeedster with the top broken
on the right side and back. The police
believe 1t had been IN a wreck.
CAR FOUND
IN CHASE STREET.
This car was found in the rear Of $50
Chase street, which is on the west side
Of Indianapolis. The police found ths>
car belonged to George Norris, COZ East
Washington street, who had reported 1t
stolen from near the Washington base
ball park az 20 o'clock Thursday after
noon,
Morris, It was said, purchased the car
from an insurance company which re-
covered Il after It was stolen once be-
fore The police discovered It TO be the
same automobile that was used by rob
bers who held up and robbed the South
Side State Bank three years ago. Morris
said it was not damaged when be parked
1t near the ball park
1t was at first thought the girl might
have been one Of two high school girls
who disappeared yesterday, but before
Mrs. Goetz's Identification was completed
the police learned that they had been
taken into custody at BIckneu The
missing girls are Mureu Herplck. IA. 2gsS
Borrett avenue. and Mable Draper. 16
14o2 South Belmont avenue. They
started to Manual Training High School
Yesterday morning, but did not report al
the building.
Sergeants Sheehan, Richter and Detec.
tives De Rossette and Barnaby investi-
gated Efforts to revive the girl were
futile and she was sent to the city hos
pital.
FRONT OF BLACK
SILK DRESS TORN.
The front Of her black silk dress WIZ
torn, the sleeves had been ripped and
her high heeled gray slippers were
muddy.
The girl was slender. with brown eyes
and brown bobbed hair. The hair was
almost red brown. Her hat was a
large open work affair Of straw trimmed
in small green leaves and pink roses.
She wore black silk dress that reached
her knees, and 1t had white lace about
the collar. She also wore gray silk stock
ing and gray high -heeled slippers. Her
coat was black velvet with a brown plush
collar. No jewelry of any kind was found
on her