New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 9

HURDERED MAN WAS | JEKYL-HYDE TYPE David Paul Lived Double Life ' For Years Camden, N. 7, establishing to their satisfaction that David 8. Paul, the bank messenger whose body was found last Satyrday buried in the Jersey pines, had led a dauble life for sevoral years and was trigndly with a number of women un- known to his wife, Camden and Bur- lington county authorities said tody thay had made but little progress toward a solution of the mystery sur- rounding his death and the disap- Pearance of $40,000 he was taking to & Philadelphia bank It was established through Frunk James an automobile salesman that hen Paul boarded the ferry boat the Hay of his disappearance he plannod © meet two women in Philadelphia. Prosecutor Walverton said that James told him he had driven Paul to the Oct. 20.~Beyond ferry but had refused to accompany his across the river. Paul teld him acording to the prosecutor that if he went along he “might be able to frame up a party.” A number of persons including three women have been guestioned by Prosecutor Wolverton in the hope they might be able to throw some light on the mystery but none of them he sald were able to furnish any im- portant clues. One of these women admitted she wrote the unsigned love letter found in Paul's pocket. All the women were absolved by the prosect- tor of any connection with the case. It is almost certain the police say, that Paul's body was taken to the place where it was found in an auto- mobile and it is also certain that he had been dead hours before the body was found. What was considered an important plece of evidence was found yesterday near the sport where the body was discovered, It was a bloodstained shred of tape torn from the upholstery of an automobile seat. Some papers including an identifica- tion card containing Paul's name also were picked up In the vicinity of the shallow grave. These, the police say evidently were jolted from his pocket as the car sped over the rough road. There is not a single clue, accord- ing to the authorities as to Paul's whereabouts during the ten days Interim between Paul's disappearance and the probable date of his death. DREWES MURDER IS BAFFLING POLICE Friend of Murdcred Student Unable to Throw Any Light on Mystery Philadelphia, Oct. 20.—Friends of Elmer Drewes, slain Dartmouth col- lege scnior and detectives at work on the case continue to differ as to the possibilities of a “woman in the case.” Although the testimony of Charje: Schloss of New York chum and i long friend of Drewes failed to furnizh any enlightment toward a solution, it tended to strengthen previous state- ments by intimates of the dead stu- dent that he was not a man who would be implicated with women. Schloss said that so far as he knew Drewes never had been in love and “did not have much time for women.” Schloss was questioned by Maljor Wynne of the county detective bureau last night and consented to remain in the city over night that the investi- gation might be ' resumed today. Schloss reviewed the movements of Drewes only as far as 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon when he asserted he met Drewes at Atlantic City and there paid a small debt, Drewes asked for a loan of $500 at that time, say- ing it was his intention to buy an automobile, Schloss said that he could not spare the money and so refused him' Drewes seemed to have some- thing on his mind and remained very quiet Schloss said. Mrs. E. Hanson an aunt of Drewes with whom he conducted an eating house at the college, corroborated the statementg of Schloss concerning his association with women. 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