The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17
N oGuilty Ones
 Yet Unearthed
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Mrs Faithful a party in honor O Miss Marian Hopkins, an actress.

Miss Marian Hopkins, an actress. The party, Faithful told Edwards he understood, was given in honor on the night of June 4, just before Miss Hopkins departure for Holly dood, to take up a contract with 8 moving picture firm.
 Starr told him, Faithful said, that she met Greenaway and Winston previously on the liner Franconia, from which she was lowered to a tug boat in mfdstream in an intoxi- cated condition just before 1t sailed for Europe on May 29.
 Edwards has been unable to locate Greenaway or anyone who knows him. A British actor named Bruce Winston cabled authorities a denial of ever having met Starr and said that he had not been in America for two months preceding her death.
 Miss Hopkins, in a dispatch from Hollywood, said there were about 100 persons at the party in her honor and that she could not recall having met any of the persons mentioned, in- cluding Starr. "She may have been at the party" Miss Hopkins said. And I even may have been introduced to her, but if so I do not recall it." Former Mayor Andrew J. Peters of Boston, who has been mentioned prominently in connection with the Faithful family and is a second cousin of Mrs Faithful, has denied officially any impropriety in his rela- tions with Starr, whom he has known since childhood and declared that he knew nothing of any $20,0O0 settle ment.
 Alexander Whiteside, a personal fria af and nrnmin ant Boston lawyer, declared the former
 mayor had never been approached by authorities in regard to the case and had no information to give which would shed any light on the mystery. He said, however, that 1T Edwards thought he could give any information which would help in any
 way, Peters would he glad to come
 to New York and, if necessary, ap- pear before the Nassau county
 grand jury.
 John w. Davis, noted lawyer, also communicated with Edwards, and indicated Peters, for whom he was acting purely as a friend, would De glad to aid authorities in any way.
 Edwards said however. that he was not ready to talk to Peters.
 q have no definite evidence con- meeting him with the case" Edwards
 said. Until I have cleared up the blank days in the case, l will not talk to Peters. And until we know Starr's actions for those two days we cannot tell whether the trail leads
 back to Peters or not"
 The memory book" Starr Faith full kept while at Rogers Hall, an
 exclusive finishing school in Lowell. tends to cast light on the claims or 4. S,,n fa oS allpppd relations of a middle aged man with
 Starr, starting when she was about II years old.
 This book, with records of school events and pictures of school friends also contains a memorandum desig- mated as summer of 1925"
 This purports to relate trip or the girl with the man in question. The Faithfulls believe that check up on the hotels listed as their stop ping places will bear out the infor- mans actions toward her-actions which the family claims colored the girls whole after life.
 The memorandum says in part: "July End, Left with - in the car. Stayed at Portland over night in the Lafayette hotel. Arrived at North Haven the next day. Stayed at North Haven about two weeks and four days. We started for Can
 ada about July 20. Stayed at a small inn somewhere around the border line of Maine and Canada. Got to Chateau Frontenac, Quebec | at about 6 o'clock the next day. Stayed there two nights. Started for White Mountains and stayed at the Newport House in Vermont over night.
 "Reached there about three days, Then back to Marblehead. Started for New York August 21st. Stayed at the Mohican Hotel, New London overnight. Got to New York next evening at about 6. Stayed at the Plaza Hotel. Left New York In about i've days for Springfield, Mass. Stayed at Hotel Kimball In Spring field. Law Smith College. Next night stayed at the Bancroft In Worcester Mass. Motored to Marblehead next morning. Stayed Sunday night at Biltmore Hotel in Providence. Went to Barnstable next day" places tabuiated from the ahove memorandum.
 Faithful had detectives check os the supposed trip.
 There is a ietterhead of the Kim baM Hotel pasted in, and thehter prokrams of August, 1928. in New York; also seat check for Tex Aus tln'n Aode0, dated August IS. 1898, picture postcard from Chateau Frontenac. a Bretoon Woods folder, end c valet card of the Mohlcan ho. tsi.
 Another memorandum dated Sept [, 1928. says. never was ] more H than now. Am almost too H." The ''ffs ia taken by her family tO mean