Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-18

8 A. Yes, we did, but what it was
I couldn't tell you."
day that you left this girl, did yo
9 fathers house; yes"
O. 'Did you stay there for any lenet
/ Of timer" A. Until Monday eve
ming
q, "In the meantime did you see an.
: other folks Of yours?" A. my wifi
came there Monday at some time an,
my father in law"
Q. Had you talked to your wife o
your father in law at any time befor
that Sunday" A. "No, sir. talke,
to my father. In law Thursday night
lie told me to come on home !. my wifi,
was waiting for me.
Q. Was that after you had talked
TO the Office and they had told you Do
ran was looking for your" A. Yes"
Doesn't Remember Phone
@. "Can you tell me where you tele
nhoned from that Thursday to botl
Ward and your father in law and t
the Office. Do you remember where tn,
phone wasi" A. mo, I don't, Mr.
Wolverton."
., well, was It in the house wher,
you were?" A. NO"
q. Or did you have to 90 outf' A
II telerhoncd TO Ward later in the eve
ming from the house where I was, but
when I telephoned to my father In law
and the garage was at the pay station. :
q, II say do you remember whcre?'
A. The pay stationf"
q. Yes" A. 1T was down arount
Front street and Girard avenue"
.. And can you tell me where th,
phone was that you telephoncd Ward?'
A. NO: that was on Green street. or
Mount Vernon street, some of thos,
streets. ! couldn't tell you"
| q. when did you go home TO YOU,
wife, on Sunday or Monday" A
After l left your Office on Monday
.. And for what reason did yov
come to my Office on Monday night?'
a. You were looking for me"
.. when you say my office. you
mean the prosecutors Office of Cam
den?" A. "Yes.r
q. WHO did you sec there;" A
II first say Doran and he took me in
Admits Lying
g. What did we question YOU
nbout| A. About Mr.. Paul"
.. Did YOU give us truthful an
swers at that time!" A. mo, sir
l did not"
our oficef" A. Went t to o nv fat father,
in. laws house at Seventh md Line. My
wife was there and he drove us home
to my house in his car"
q. did you stay there Monday
night?" A. II did. yes"
q. What did you do Tuesday
which would be October 1872" A. 81
just came up TO Camden.
q. did you SOC any one on that
day at the garage to whom you talked
about having been at the prosecutor s
Office the night beforc?" A. II don't
remember whether I did or not. East.
Lack might probably have talked to
him about It.
Q. did you contide in him any Of
these facts about the Paul hatteri''
A. mo, sir"
Q. Where did you 60 Tuesday p
a. "Wednesday, I just told you Tues
day"
q. Yes, but were you at the office
all day." A. "Off and on. ] think
I was"
Q. DO you remember where you
were on Tuesday night" A. II was
home"
O. And where did you go wednes.
day." A. ~ came up in Wards car
on Wednesday morning."
Went 10 Schuck's House.
Q. did you sec Schuck on Tues.
day." A. .."I don't think did on
Tuesday, I did on Wednesday, !
think"
Q. And how did YOU come to see
him and where?" A. ~ went out to
his house in Wards car and he and I
went down to the Mount Ephraim
garage
.. And how did you happen to
have Wards carr" A. ''IIe was going
away, and he asked me to bring the car
back when | came back.
Q. did you go to Schuck's Office or
to his house to see him. A. went
to his house."
@. "Why did you go to the house
instead of the ofice?" \. Il knew h'
was home sick"
q. How did you know that" A
IL think l did phone the Office first
and they told me he was sick"
.. did you see any one when yor
went to his home beside Schuck?" A
II didn't at first; no. sir. As knocked
at the door he got out of the bed and
looked down and saw me and motioned
for Inc TO come in. I went in and went
upstairs and his little boy was in bed
with him."
@. "Dh you have any conversation
with him about having been to the
prosecutor otfice?' A. eyes, l did. v
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