Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-02

long. narrow face. firm tight-lipped
mouth, n suggestion OF hair on the
upper lip, n broad chin. On her right
temple. at the fringe OF her hair. Is
a tiny. crescent shaped scar. AL
though her hair has turned gray, her
eyebrows. unusually prominent. rs-
main black. and this. coupled with
her pince neg. give her quick turning
eyes rather n set-in look.
Mrs. Hall braced one hand on each
arm OF the rocker, and tho interview
was on: @
Q.-Have you any comment to make.
sons statement In which she said you
were present on the Phillips farm on
the night of September IA?
A.-Of course. that was not so, ana
that is all.
Q.-You weren't there?
Al certainly was not.
Odd you leave your house at any
time that night except when you went
out with your brother?
A.-No.
Tells Of Night Of September II.
Own you give your movements
az nearly as you can recall ON the
night of September IA?
Ave had our supper about Gao
and went on the porch for a little
while I had Mr. Halls little neice
with me. His brother was there and
Mr., Hall was here at supper time.
| stayed out on the porch for little
while and thon came In with tho little
girl and played games with her for a
while until $50 or S.45. Then | pun her
To bed upstairs and came down again
Did Not Go to Sleep.
II was somewhere along after 3. and
| sat here in the library reading unit
about 1890 and then | went upstairs
and prepared for bed. | waited for Mr.
Hall 10 come In and went TO bed. bu
| did not 80 10 sleep.
Q.-Betwecn the time that he left tn,
house and the time YOU went out with
your brother in the early morning yo,
did not at any time leave the house?
A.-No.
Q.-Do you know now from whom
that telephone call wa sthat evening
A.-They told mo It was from Mrs
Mills, but / only know that from tn,
cut side.
Did Not Hear Conversation.
Odd you overhear any Of the con
vcrsation?
A--No.
- Have you ever been 10 the Phil
lips farm that you know OF in you
lIfc?
A.--Never. did not know unit
later that II was tho old Ito Russo,
place As child | had been Their
twice.
q Rut not since YOU were child
.A--No.
Q.-Mrs Hall. after you had gone t
the church at . o'clock In the morniu
and not having found your husban
there did you take any further STEP
between that time and o'clock I'm tn
morning, notify your friends or inquir
II the police or do anything abou
your husbands absence?
Visits Mills Home.
Al walked down past the Mil
house to sec Il by any chance anvon
VAS III or there was any light ther,
, knowing that MIR. Hall had gone ou
AZ he left tho house he said he Nd
going to see about this hill (referrin
to hospital hill OF Mrs Mills, towaT
/; which both the reS'tor and his wife ha
= been contributing | have told YOU /
was going to SEQ about this bill tn;
Mrs. Mills spoke OF, and l thought
e might have sent word there (Mil
house, where he was going. ! went u
, fthere TO sec Il there was any light
ANYTHING TO see II h was there, b'
4 seeing no light came back.
q q About how long were YOU ahse'
, from the house?
Z Alt was about 2.30 when l dress'
, and got up. and was back there abo'
h $40.
o q From $40 until approximate
IN the morning you took no furth
, steps to find out what caused yo'
= husbands absence?
Al tclephoncd to the police.
Q-That night?
A.-No. think Il was about in &
Y morni.g
nj Q-But between $40 and : didi
J. YOU make any inquiries"
A-None whatever
y Brother While With Her.
= C-was your brother Willie wi
T. YOU All the time you were out?