The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05


was faithful 10 her.
Ry CHARLOTTE MILLS.
tcopytight. 1924, by international News
Service
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J.. Nov. 4.
For three days I have debated with
myself whether or not | should COM
meni upon Mrs Halrs cold asser.
tions TO the reporters that she had
never suspected anything between
Doctor Hail and my mother, that
she was Ignorant OF what had sp-
pnrentlS he.n going on and that she
still believed that he loved her and
was faithful 10 her. ! say | debated
with myself because there are some
things that even grief-stricken
daughter wishes TO hide and the Ill
tie Intimate details that my mother
told me before she was murdered
are some OF the things. Rut | have
decided this is no time 10 consider
my personal feelings.
Suspected Mrs. Mills.
My former sunday school teacher
was not, as she said, unEuspicious of
my mother Her suspicious from my
mothers personal observations dat.
ell as far back as February. There
are many instances dated as Tar
back as February. There arv nuuy
Instances and httle acts that show
Mrs. Han was suspicious and jealous,
Before Mrs Halls susplcions were
aroused she and my mother were
the hes, OF friends Though In differ
eLt social circles, they were intimate
and Mrs, Hall frequently used TO
take my mother to her personal
friends. But somo time before this
terrible tragedy Mrs Hall suddenly
became cold and distant. My mother
at that time, remarked on the
changed attitude and remember II
distinctly.
on the day they went 10 Lake
HOpatcong my mother returned
home and told me that she had be-
come ili and had heen forced 20 lie
down.
Doctor Hall bent down over me
and asked how | felt" she said
"Just then / happened TO look at
Mrs. Hall and I was startled by the
angry look IN her eyes"
Insulted by Mrs, Han.
Another instance which | recall
clearly, because II hurt my mother
sp was at an affair at the Ever
green's. the Eplscopalian home Tor
the aged. A number OF people had
gathered 10 entertain tho Inmates
and my mother walked over to Mrs
Hall as usual, only 70 have the rec
tors wife deliberately turn her back
20 her IN an insulting fashion, II
hurt mother ana remember II be-
cause she remarked that night.
Il don't know what alls Mrs, Han
lately"
one time my mother went out TO
the "Evcrgreens" with Doctor Hall
10 take some things to the home.
On the way something happened 10
tire and mother helped Doctor
Hall while he fixed It by handing
him some tools, A couple OF weeks
later. while Mrs, Hall and Doctor
Han ana mother were driving. Mrs.
Hall turned and said;
Eleanor, suppose something hap
pcnCd 20 the car. you could fix Il,
couldn't you2"
NO" said my mother.
"Oh, yes you could" returned
Mrs. Hall, IN peculiar tone which
mother commented on when she re-
turned home.
Mrs. Hall Mlsrcprscntcd Things.
These are few OF tho instances
which arouse thoughts In me In view
Of the recent occurrences There were
fused 90 20 riding " my mother was
present. but insisted on going when
mother went out with Doctor Hail
My mother knew that Mrs, Hall was
suspicious Of her, Mrf Halls state
mcnts TO the contrary are untrue.
And then her statement that Doc
tor Vail sim loved her and was
faithful TO her, The truth OF the
matter rs that Doctor Hail never
loved her. Doctor Han himself said
20. There was no happiness In that
large house on Nichol street he.
cause there was no love from their
marriage, Mother knew it, | knew
H. And many others knew il.
Doctor Han told mother that he
did not love Mrs. Hall aud that he
had married her against his wishes
70 please his mother, who Insisted
upon H. on his way TO England on
his honeymoon he first saw the full
Significance of what he had done,
Married Without Love"
"I left our stateroom and went on
deck" he told mother, "and looked
at the heavens. studded with stars,
At that moment, | felt what | wish
no mortal ever felt. and ! raised my
hands on high and cried; God what
Il coward l am 10 have married
without love
These are some OF the things
mother told me and | can not forget
them, though they are so little In
themselves. yet so significant IN the
light OF Mrs. HANS statements and
! wonder why my former Su day
school teacher said thinga and |