The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-13
WOULD TELL IF she KNEW
WHERE HE IS HIDING.


II she was my own sister"
did you tell your employer. Mr.. Blain,
that two OF your sisters on the night OF
me murder looked across the oirshaft
into the bathroom of the vacan. apart
ment in which julia Connors was muir
dered and saw your brother walking
about with little girl in his arnsT'
''Oh, l never DID, Miss Schwartz pro-
tested. 81 never did. How can people
tell such lies! The first / heard Of the
mur0sr was after I got home Sunday
afternoon. I had been away since be-
fore the Fourth. There wasn't anybody
In when got home. and went out into
The park to ind my mother. You sec,
since Rita died my mother wouldn't stay
in the nat any more than she could
hslD.
YOUNG MAN TELLS HER OF
KILLING.
ION my way TO the park met young
man knew. and ne says TO me. Hullo'
LILLY; did you hear about the murder
And he went ahead and told me about
u. and I was shocked. That was the
nrst heard about It,"
But You saw your sisters ihtct' o'u"
your" she was reminded.
'Of course. did," she answered
But why do you ask me 30 many
questions7 They oil ask me so many
questions, and can't help denying my
self. It isn't fair"
She would not say any more. except
TO reiterate that she had never said that
her sisters had actually seen their
brother carrying the connors child In
his arms about the murder nat" II
was evident that she was distract and
nervous. When she was asked about a
question she was said 10 have used TO
q Girl friend-"it would disgrace our
whole family II one Of Us was accused
OF numbering Julia Connors'-she al
most wept.
oh" she exclaimed. II never said
any such thing. never said-that IL,
! only said It In a general way. IL
was-I was-oh. you know tho way you
talk. somstimss. sensral-liks. IL
was"-
And she broke OF.
'Then there was the picture OF your
self you asked your chum for the other
her that you were afraid somebody
might get hold Of II. didn't your
That's another lie." the little stenog-
raphsr asserted. yehemenuy. Miss
Pay Jermanski u my best friend. and
she had q picture OF me. on glass, the
best one ever had taken. My mother
often asked me for 1t. and when We
moved out 10 East New York. knew
probably wouldn't get up to the Bronx
again soon. 10 I asked Ray II she would
Give II back to me. Ny mother wanted
II. That was all. II was Just that my
mother wanted II. and she was feeling
70 bad on Sccount OF my little sister
Rita thought Il would comfort her
ADMITS OTHER REASONS FOR
MOVING.
You said you. family had decided to
move last Thursday simply because
your mother could not stand the mem
Org Of your little sister," the reporter
continued. Are you sure that was your
only reasonf"
Well. yes. there were Others" Miss
Schwartz admitted. after q moments re-
fiecuon. Family differences. but only
the kind you nnd In every family"
And that was alif"
She was half hysterical again by this
time and trembling with emotion.
'Oh, why do you question me and
question ms7" she pleaded. "They all
have done that, and then they 20 and
make you say things you never meant
20 say. can't bear 10 think Of Il. It's
horrible. Why don't you 20 and find
the man who did 1T He can tell you.
Find him. I'd tell you where my broth
or was. II knew. But don't know"
did you care for your brotherf Were
your family fond OF himT'
I've told you that already" she re-.
pned exctediy. told you before. Il
you cam nate your pro'her. even II
yos ooht .o,e nun. lou cant car
a. ny o.o'"e,. ism he'
,.,hs,,csmv "'' s'''e'e'
.rr. had enough %, tho RAJ, y, -. .