Evening journal., 1922-10-18
RECTOR CHOIR SINGER SLALNLN LOVE TRYST

= 4 ny OlQ MIS- nan stAAA NAA0 W.
and scarf 10 Philadelphia TO be dyed
when she had never done so be-
Y fore? The records OF the dyeing
concern do not show that she had
ever done this previously"
Il cannot help what the records
u OF the concern show. but Mrs. Hell
has sent clothing TO this company
4 on previous occasions. She sent
some stuff there when her mother
died in 1919"
WAS Mrs. Hall asked as to her
movements. hour by hour. on that
Thursday"
Il am not sure about that"
Where was Mrs. Hall at sun
down on the night OF the murder ?"
II cannot answer that exactly
now"
Were any OF the witnesses asked
II they had visited the Hungarian
quarter of New Brunswick, before or
after the murder"
Il think not"
sHave any of them been asked 70
return to the prosecutors Officer"
{ No"
WAS Mrs. Hall asked anything
concerning Mrs. Clarke, Miss Jordan
or any other women in the church ?"
"she was not
Mr.. Pfeiffer explained that 1he
letters of DR.. Hall TO Mrs. Mills as
published in the newspapers we're
shown TO Mrs. Hall and that she ad-
mitted there was certainly similar
ity between the fac smile writing
and the chirography of the murdered
rector.
"Does Mrs. Hall still believe In the
integrity of her husband7"
Mrs. Hall has no information that
would lead her TO believe otherwise
Does she believe that these LETT
ters are genuine?'
"She does not"
Concerning some questions asked
as 10 the telephone conversation the
rector is said to have had Just be-
fore he left his home. Mr.. Pfeiffer
said that Mrs Hall had not over
heard his replies, but that Louise
Guise, the maid, had heard him say,
'srhat's too bad" Mrs. Hall. he said,
had called the police station after
she had become alarmed at the rec
tors disappearance and had asked
II there had been any accidents, but
had not given her name.
was Mrs. Hall asked regarding
the sex relations between herself
and Mr.. Hall?'
'T think not"
"Did she volunteer any such state
mentsg"
Absolutely not"
seyVas Mrs. Hall asked concerning
the Frequency Of Mrs. Ciarke's visits
to the Hall homer"
II. think not"
WAS Mrs. Clarke there on the
afternoon OF the MURDER"
Eyes. She came 10 take a picture
Of a girl acquaintance in her gradua-
ton dress"
was Mrs. Hail there at that
timer
II don't know"
Mr.. pfeiffer said that Mrs. Hall
was friendly with Mrs. Clarke; that
she was also friendly with Mrs.
Mills in the same way that she was
on friendly terms with other MEM
bers OF the church. No questions
were asked Of her concerning any
telephone calls to Henry Stevens In
La Vallette preceding or following
the murder. The last time that ehe
had seen Henry, she said, was when
she and Mr.. Hall had visited him on
June 2S.
"Did Mrs. Hall know by sight clin
Hayes, Ray Schneider, the Langan1
woman or Nick and Pearl Bahmer9
Did Willie or Henry stevens know
them7"
II think not"
was Henry stevens asked about
he earburetor on HE automobile, or
the speedometer7"
mo, but he was asked about his
automobiles. He said he had one
car and that his wife owned another
,ar"
"Do YOU expect that there will be
IN arrest within the next thirty-six
nours7"
"Not unless they manufacture a
ot of new evidence. II you mean
an arrest within the Hall family ]
son't expeot an arrest In twenty-four
hours or in any other number OF
lours."
Have you any questions concern
ng this ease9"
4 have not"
"can Mrs. Hail drive a carp
YES"
The examination OF Charlotte Mills
vas not only brief but II was almost
udicrous. Much OF charlotte's time
,etere the Prosecutor was spent IN
EXPLAINING that she was not in the
,sbit of running around town with
newspaper men. as the Prosecutor
eemed to believe. She repudiated
heir suggestions with considerable
how of spirit.
A large basket full of women . aair
ombs was shown 10 her. Most OF !
hem were OF the variety that can be
urchased in q and 10 cent store
'harlotte said she could not identity
nv OF them. The few other oues- !
ion put TO her. aside from some /
about Florence North' /
'ere not important. \
vomans Letters Are Concise. /
In direct contrast 20 the letters OF s
he volcanic clergyman. the letters s
Z Mrs. Mills 10 Mr.. Hall are clear 4
-onclse and calm, one having 10
cad between the lines 20 set the out b
curing OF woman's soul. I
In one she discusses a book they v
ad both read, at great length. The 1
ook was referred TO in one OF Halls :
etters, and is by the author OF the