Evening journal., 1922-11-04


VIII be made. There Will be no ar.
rests before the indictments are
found. reports to the contrary not.
wfthstanding.
Furthermore, Mr.. Mott will havs
a much stronger case than he will
present to the Grand Jury and nd
VIII be ready 10 80 to trial as soor
after the arrests are made as Is
convenient for the other eide and
consistent with the court calendar
In othor words, Mr.. Mott has his
whole case we'll IN hand tonight
Working in a secret place, Mr..
Mott has achieved what Prosecutor
StriolSer of Middlsssx county sought
to accomplish. the examination OF
witnesses without interference. he
has questioned many persons who
know something about the case.
among them business man and an
other man. mentioned frequently in
connection with tho oase, who had
conhded that no, with a girl or wo-
man was In the nelghhorhood of
the Phillips farm at the Tina OF the
murder.
1t is learned. though not from Of
fetal sources, that the woman saw a
part OF the tragedy. It is under
stood the man did not. The two
we're together. but curiosity moved
the woman to leave their secret
meeting place TO learn what the
noise was all about. Thus. the wo-
man Is able In part, Il is understood.
90 corroborate the story told by Mrs.
Necessarily, th,en. the
names OF the woman and man are
being withheld. for Mr.. Motifs meth
cd Is TO hold back everything that he
can.
Motifs Aid In New Brunswick
Mr.. Motifs chief assistant, James
L. Mason, Essex county detective,
was in New Brunswick for some
hours yesterday but Mott remained
at his secret headquarters, some
somewhere near Newark. Mason
did a lot OF checking up with tho
State troopers. and then returned 70
Newark. It Is expected Mott viii
be here to-day. but he may not come
nti y OF III @NbMdlh ht Will OutA
for a brief re-examination. within
a day or so. OF some of the witnesses
In the case, including the Tough wo-
man and Louise Geist. He win not
seek to examine Mrs Hall again.
Everything that she could have given
10 him in the way of additional state
ments she made public IN the news
paper interview she granted on We'd
nesday.
on the train on which Mason went
10 Newark yesterday Charlotte Mills
and Mrs. Gibson also rode and the
rio met at the Newark station, CIV
ng rise TO a report that the two wo-
men had been taken 10 Mott for fur
Their examination. 1t was stated
later. and on good authority, that
his was not the case. and that Char :
otto was merely paying her usual /
week end visit TO her sister IN Pat
srson, while Mrs. Gibson went TO
Newark 20 meet her mother and re-
urned to this town in few hours.
There is much speculation as to
vhom Mott win charge with the
.otual commission of the crime, that
9 the actual killing OF Hall and Mrs
ILLS. There was a report that the
authorities have eliminated from
heir list the names OF two brothers
vho have figured from time TO time.
here IS no justification for the elm
nation OF either name, and author
lies. It may be said. despite alibis
nd other obstacles, are not elminat-
-
is exactly what II was three
reels ago. before some OF the alibis
Tere absolutely proved, as they have
cen since.
amt Find Driver
The car OF mystery has been locat-
d. II appears. and can be produced
t any time. but there Is a new my
terry OF minor sort in that the de-