Evening journal., 1921-11-11
NAB TOTTEN AT STATION:
MISS HILL WITH HIM
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have been since they left Dover a
week ago they first refused to say.
Totten carried his automobile robe.
After saying that he and Miss Hill
had come back to try to make good,
Totten turned TO the presY men and
asked: HAS anyone told you OF our
automobile accident?"
When informed that nothing had
been heard Of it, he said THAT is
a story" Miss Hill laughed and said:
Tell II. 1 don't care"
Totten said that night before last
while he and Miss Hill were driving
along a highway in a nearby State
in Ford car. he lost control and
the car turned over. While the ma
chine was wrecked, he said, the en-
gine kept running and neither he
nor Miss Hill was injured.
When asked If the car was
Ford, he replied:
did you ever know a school
teacher, who owned anything but a
Ford ?"
IOttcn Tells StOry.
Totten. while being detained at the
police station this afternoon, talked
freely OF his escapade to newspaper
men. He said that on the night of
the elopement he and Miss Hill sat
under the trees in his automobile,
outside her boarding house. near
Brldgeville, until o'clock in the
morning.
When Miss Hill tried to enter the
house she found that she had been
locked out and Totten said he real
ized that Miss Hill could not stay in
the car or in the road all night They
then decided to go TO Milford or
Georgetown for the night and they
started for Milford.
While going along the road, the
car owned by Totten ran out OF gaso-
line and they remained in the ma
chine along the road until daybreak,
he said.
After taking on a supply OF gaso-
line. Totten said he drove the car
10 Dover and from there to Brook
line. Mass, to the home OF his mo-
ther. He said he realized his mis-
take when he reached there and
after talking to his mother decided
to return home and leave Miss Hill
with her parents, while he intended
% call on his wife and try to have
her institute divorce proceedings.
Totten said that while riding near
Nassua. n. Y, several nights ago.
their car ran over an embankment
and Miss Hill was injured about the
legs and arms. She is compelled TO
limp now as a result Of her inju-
ries.
Miss Hill at the police station,
talked freely OF her experience
while away and said that, while she
was home, she had no intention OF
deserving rotten.
She said that after she arrived at
the home of Totten's mother she
realized that a mistake had beer
made and she would stay with heI
parents until other arrangement
were made.
Miss Hill corroborated the detail.
Of the all-night stay in the automo
bile with Totten after being lockel
out Of her boarding house, and sh'
said that neither he nor she had an,
I thought of running away prior q
their ride to Dover a week ago today
Totten and Miss Hill were take
to the Offices of Attorney Genera
Townsend early this afternoon. o.
their way TO the Offices while in tn
elevator and along the corridor o
the public building. Totten circlel
Miss Hill's waist with his arm.
Both Totten and Miss Hill showei
by their talk that they feared actor
by the Federal authorities. and boil
asked where such a statement ha,
originated.
1t was learned at the railroad sta
ton that following their arrival her,
this morning. both Miss Hill ans
rotten spent considerable time il