Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-29
EdlCards COnferS
With Prosecutors
Continued from PsE- Gns

Continued from PsE. Gns
theory. however. that the woman and
the minister may have been stain with
different weapons. Therefore It is more
necessary than before to make com
plete post mOrtem examination, which
will bring to light positively tho nature
and extent Of the wounds of both, ana
reveal the exact caiiber and kind Of
bullets used.
Prosecutors Consult Governor
The appeal OF Charlotte Mills, the
murdered w0mau'S sixteen year -uld
daughter. TO Governor Edwards for hpl2
in finding and Furnishing her mothers
SLAYER has aroused the authorities to
new activity.
Prosccutor Strickec, Of MiGdlesex
County. and Prosecutor \. NJ. Beek-
man. Of Somerset County, conferred
late Yesterday with the Governor, meet
ing him by appointment at the Trenton
Fair
What happened at the Interview has
not been disclosed. The two officials
came back more determined than ever
70 run out every possible clue and as
quickly ms possible find the murderer
or uurderers.
What action Governor Edwards will
take is p-ohlematiCal. IL Is almost
certain, however. that be will issue
m official statement bearing on the case
today and probably will reply in a re-
turn letter 10 IN" ulsH4Ee sent MIN "
ChArIotte.
One tnNrt Of renewed ACTIVITY N
MiduIrscA ana somerset 'ouhtIeS wa
the Offering Of reward in one and
the promise OF reward IN the o'h"r.
TIL. Roar ~ F-eahO'le-g ~ MliGIp>py
offered $1,000 late yesterday. the ony
provtso being that II must be proved
that the crime was committed IN the
county.
State May Ohrr Reward
Prosecutor Roakrgn said today he
wnrId urro Tho authorities Of his courr :
20 oHar strnjIar reward win ,be son.n
nroytso. I'nler New Jersey law i j.
/nossIhIe also for cnuu,v rrnsnrr,or
~ snneeI "a tha Goyarror far ~ Sara
rsrord II is rf,orr ,b,r ,bis 700
viii ha done amt ,llat no offa~',, 81
r~word nv tho S,ota v.irI bo oro 3
tbe wsys IN which C,overno- Fd,varis
NIL sfj /, soIr;rc ,bo rrrder ,,,,,rta.,.
Tba ,rrssticotora wcrs brs-
,... ,lcb, ,r,tb r,ar,Lo,, - - II -
h.,.oboId N-s Frar,o. S,o,.ans ~
rSIorr ,s .La r,,i,ie,or o ,,lo,,
oarr. houso o-.t, ,ri,b 80 ~ NV
t.mnt. a, sac-arr ,rbicb -,ar,nJ g.
Srst ,I.;t .r,noyrcS ir.o - "y'
,r.nr,s oacs .brer,L ,ha o.o1 IaIi-
80 nres,jnrod ~ inT-+L '"' '''''''
NJ van ros cres,iorod ,,,..u-
.onrarrfr. bor r.+,,rn -. . pr.uvlpo v
Frids1 ,n6-ntnz Som,er,ner "~'S ,, D''
nsny VIII her hrorbor 'IyirTIo"' g,o,.
ana Nor senl;;ne ha- brshond e.,
cburcb William pbiIIin. ri-r, ,.o.,t
man at the Now Jersey College for
Women. Just across the street from, the
Hall home, and which was a g.ft to ras
State from Mrs. Halls family. told tho
prosecutor ne rad seen a woman enter
the house at about = 80 o'c,ock in tho
morning. Phi4ps inss's that the
woman entered alone. Mrs Hall re-.
peated what she had anld before, that
she was accompanied by her brother
willie,
Mrs. Han was questioned also about
her automobiles. She insisted both were
in the garage all Ihursd0y night. Sew.
eral witnesses saw two automobiles
parked in I'erusty june, near the Phil
lips farm whrr" IA" murders occurred
a. o'clock Ihursrny night, September
IA, when the murders were committed
\ new w.,hrss came ,"r"nrd late yes
terhay 10 say Il" hhd wen STh t"@ antono
htles % 'hcre, i'E o,' WaS " nam ~ " H"urk'