South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23

reach TemrI. az 10 ocI9ck. It is a
eve hour ride. but connections are
bad
Kinney was a painter employed
.n a TN shop while here. bat he lee
DoseaEac scar AGO. presurr-ably
for Detroit he Sold his property
here and bought an automobile.
BENJAMIN Price says that kinney
yxouldn't hurt anyone. And II OFF,
GERS have accused him of 10 they have
nUt revealed their actions. But
officers arc running dowa every Bit
~ evidence. and Some OF 10 Isl said
90 reed the explanation Of kinney
ChIcg.ens az the kinney home were
killed by Mrs. kinney, her husband
didn't have the heart. Price said.
price said. too. that Kinney told
him THAI Neva Monroe was fond II
h.n-that ne would rather Neva
wouldn't be-but that ne woUldn
hurt hex. price knew kinney well.
and tho Alonroe's. too.
With Ncva saturday Night.
But word comes from South Bend
THAI Don" Kinney. although mar
red and the father Of children. has
admitted % the South Bend police
that he was in Dowagiac Saturday
night. and further. too. that he was
with the I8-year-old Neva Monroe.
Don kinney offered no re-.a-a nee
a. Cassidy and HIS squad or oihceT
entered his home. Constable James
pinnefte made the arrest He Is D
+. one inch taIl and weighs about
900 mounds. He is hardened by the
experience OF his vacation.
He went willingly and while in
the patrol. and being taken % South
Bend city jail. told the police that
he had been with Neva- He denied
voluntarily that he had committed
the crime that sent three 20 a terrible
death. and little Ardeth Monroe. H.
10 the hospital where she IS recover
ing
kinney Willingly signed papers
that permitted his legal removal
across the state line. and is now In
tne Casopo.is Jail awaiting exam
inat;on. Dep. sheriff Burch had not
arrived here NJ midnight, after TAX
ing Edward Kinney to his Cassopo.ls
cell
smith Refuses TO Talk.
What officers learned from Herb
ert smith as they grilied him in his
prison cell today was not revealed
bu+ II IS believed that little light
was thrown on the mystery. But
officers are not through with smith
and Il is believed that ne knows
much that thus far he has refused
10 tell
smith lives next door. It g com
monty said by neighbors tina. Smith
and Monroe quarreIed often, and
that bitter words were exchanged oy
them Saturday afternoon after Mon
roe returned from kis work at the
stove factory.
smith has been sick and drugs
often were used TO quiet him. accord
frr 20 his wife. She sat up all night
saturday with him. she said II
VAS said. too. that Smith was drink
ing Saturday night Mrs. smith was
.riiIed by the officers again TO-DAY
md her stories have not been dis
carded by the police.
Hold firth Suspect.
The identity OF the man arrested
qte .his afternoon NJ his home in
.ha west uart of this city the vicin-
f-v I'M which the Monroe death
roleer ztaud- IS being safely guard
.d by the officers and is withheld
FROM the public.
They will not intimate the nature
~ .ha information That they expect
% obtain from him lie IS held for
B.. 80 Q
fis story may De of much value. tie
was rushed away to jail by Dep.
Sheriff Burch
THAT the officers have obtained
seonethiug'' OF high importance
sNat viii be introduced before the
eo~orer'7 jury when Ct again con-
veues Monday morning. &c was in
ti--ated tonight ty Pros Atty. Hen
ar,-x Their Investigation has not
been I'm vain and the corouer's YER
dsg- ie expected to be Of such nature
th.- e viii startle tho community
Real Evidence Monday.
only that evidence necessary for
-he preliminary hearing was intro
duced before tho jurors Thursday,
and the other evidence, considered
gar more important was withheld
until Monday when sensations are
expected
N-wevane~uen from many cities
-~r Ia~e some of whom are offer
ing valuable assistance ~ the Off
.r-s MANY az Che clues and theo-
rics upon which the officers are
working were advanced hy report