New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Witnesses
Ready for Hall
l,lrors To-day
gau,en ON Panel Thar
axaiuas Murder Inquiry
:, Son,eryille; States
Prosecutor Is Satisfied
|suax of 10 w eeks' Huns
a,e;der and BANNER Girl
e he Heard Early Widow
| likely To Be Called
! s.nr cerrespenscns

700 agIyNsWICK, N. j., Nov. is.
S. . Using chapters in the investiga-
4 he Hall-Mills case are being
a's 81. this seek with the meeting Of
-, .ssa Jury in Someryille to-mor-
/ IS s. wsess Of fuctuating effort to
~ .hs murder mystery will culmi-
-. 3. hssreea now and Saturday with.
-, statements or else with a
...,s admission on the part of the
-. 80 .h.. Il thss been unable to dis
- -, .ss slsyess Of the Rev. Edward
w u.ll and Yrs Eleanor r. Mills. In
- ;atteF eesst the fog of doubt that
:, e,ousss the case from the start
"a roll u thicker than ever,
fhs ssene Of sction shifts tomorrow
.,qirs from here to Somervilie, the
s,,y sea. Of Somerset County, where
i. gnad jury begins its work at 10
!. 4 Il probably will be the end OF
\, seek before all the evidence has
T. suhmittcd, as there are fifty-two
ss,sses to be examined. Although
Ezsa reputy Attorney General Will
ksA Mott will not say that he ex.
ka Indictments, other authorities
8ss 10 the case are confident that the
sgs Of evidence is sufficient to Sc
1 kas OR more indictments.
Satisfied, Says Mott
Fsase satisfied" said Mr.. Mott to-
"a 4 don't promise any Indictment,
sgrse, but we have all the evidence
available at this time"
! Fssr asked specifically if he thought
Fidence strong enough to secure
n, .dietment, he answered.
! sysli. the prosecutors duty is to
sess evidence, but the grand jury's
sass Is to decide on it. A case is
a.. closed until the trial Jury acts. y
Il n tsse goes before the grand Jury
4 anerset County, as the bodies OF
& aey. Mr.. Hall and Mrs. Mills we're
II over the boundary line between
slnet and Middlesex counties.
s zrYiI!e is a small town with q
4 station Of 5000 or 5000. It's whole
saters around the county court
a, which is q huge white building
Rahag over struggling little coun-
"a town
q Three Women on Grand Jury
4 !ane women will sit on the grand
8 IN sna the witnesses will be called
q i III. Mott. Among the first will be
& af BANNER and Raymond Schneider,
8 sss ease on the bodies as they lay
i rdsf tie srabapple tree on the Phil
q rs ina They will be allowed to ap-
4 %, by de use Of special writs, as
q Eausissris In Jail and Pearl is de-
airei ID reformatory.
! TAs spsssina of whether or not Mrs.
4 AiA vs@diowed to appear is to
b " decided ssfstr the jury meets. She
81 isaiEsd 3ater to the members OF
4 Hsgnsad jafy asking that she be per-
4 atti so tell her story. The proba-
& Asla ~ that her request will be
3 EEssa n
ln Dill passed to-day resting and
4 rldrg Since the tragedy she has
kfa %. MY three or four times alto
H aafE md then in a closed car with
b curtains drawn. It has been her
att d sit on the veranda for air
rHrlsg herself from view behind the
Flei that climb up the trellis.
Willie Refuses to Talk
Flh Stevens, Mrs. Halls brother
" asked this morning what he
ssssht about the meeting of the
rard jury, and he kept repeating:
Thave nothing 10 say, ] have moth
y 10 say
ltbecame known to-day that on the
F9ratng Of September Is, the day be-
'fe the murder. M. and Mrs. Hall
auve their sedan to the Hardy Tire
saapany to have fat tire repaired.
q carrying the tire into the shop the
iisttor rubbed his clothes against it.
afs: Hall was quick to observe the
aarss on his suit and she took a whisk
room from the Hap Of the car and
rushed of the dust. Several people
witnessed this little act on the day
'etore the murder and recalled it after.
Fsrd as an indication of the friendly
eiations existing between the couple.
Grand Jury Personnel
The members Of the grand iury sit
asg on the care arc:
AIfrnd y CHI