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

q throwing the iron bar out did It do any
damage to the carp A. II broke my
windshield. "
q. "And you say You vent to the
bungalow at Ciementon'? A. "Ies,
sir. "
Sought to Hide Money
.. Who suggested going there?"
@. For what purpose?" A. ITO
Q. About what time did you reach
thoref" A. "lt was, think, some.
q. What time had you met Paul?"
A. About 1 30 or rs, think it
was"
Q. Did you leave the money at the
bunsalow?.' A. NO, sir" ,,
think it was a very good place to
Q. Did y,u go into the bungalow"
A. "Yes."
Q. "Did you leave any stains there
in any way. of biood?" A. II don't
know that did, no, sir; II I did
didn't know It.
.. What part Of the bungalow were
you in2" 4. Upstairs"
package"
Q. "And where did you sit when you
undid the packagr?' A. "On the bed1"
Q. What part Of the bed?' A.
Part Of the foot of the bed"
Slayers Counted Money
Q. Were you facing the window
that looks out Mt the front of the cot
tage?" A. II think So"
O. "And where did Schuck sit?" A.
Alongside Of me. I don't know
whether he sat down or I did or not
myself; we had the package on the
bed"
Q, DID you open 1t at that point''
g. "Did either of you tnke any Of the
money!? A. II don't think we did
then.
Q. Did you count how much there
was there" A. mo. sir"
q. "Was there anything to indicate
how much?" A. There was two
slips, think. and one said $4,000,
md the other one $1,000
Q. What were the denominations OF
the bills?" A. Twenty dollars, tens
and fives.'
Q. Were the wrappings on the bills
change ed in any way?' A. "Schuck
must have done it,
Q. did he do it at the bungalow"
A. "So. sir
Q. Where did he do it?" A. "I'
don't know. unless he done 1t at home" +"
Q. Did you wrap It up again In the
newspaper" A. Yes"
Went to Buy New Shirt
Q. And where did you 90 then" A.
From there to Westville, where
bought new shirt"
Q. From whom did you buy it?'
4. II don't know who II was; It was
on the main street"
Q. What kind Of shirt" A. "a
white shirt with black stripes"
Q. How muchT' A. 1T was 81. 25,
something like that"
.. Did you make any other pur-
chases there" A. "A collar"
Q. What kind?" A. "A stif collar,
Q. DO you remember the name3"
! A. II do not: no, sir.
Q. Did you make any other pur-
chases there?' A. II don't remember
! making any"
Q. "Did you make any other pur.
chases at any other place. A. mo. |
! from there we went TO Schuck's house"
! Bloodstains on Clothes
Q. did you make any purchases
aftcrward at any placef' A. "Oh, |
don't remember where l bought the
underwear; bought new underwear,
but don't remember where
Q. You don't remember whether It
was Westville or Camden" A. "So.
! don I, Mr.. Wolverton done remcm.
Der that"
9. Had you beer drinking;" A.
NO. sir"
Q. Had you been taking any drugs?"
\. mo. sir, never did.
Q: We'll. why cant you remember"
a. The excitement.
Q. For what purpose did you buy
the shirt and collar and underwear"
/ A. They were stained with blood"
| q. "Were there any stains on your
clothing?" A. Yes. sir.
Q. "Where?'' A. "On my trousers
and tho left coat arm"
Q. WAS there any on your shoes
that you know of" y. "No, sir not
as | know of. :"
g. where did you GO after leaving
Wcstville:" A. ITO Schuck Is house.
q. Was any one homer" A. "No
sir
q; Did you stop at your own house
on the way thercT' A. "No. sir"
Q. What did you do after you got
10 S'nuCk mousse -. Iut tnc money |
down back Of the cellar steps
q, %Wtho put 1t there" A.
Q. And then what did you do?"
A. From there We went to get my suit
at Goldbergs, Newton avenue and
Trenton avenue.
/ q. WAS there any money taken out
OF the package at SchuCk's house,
A. Yes. sir. .
q. "Who took it OUT" A. "He
gave me $500. I think il was"
.. 'Whnt denomination? A.
'"Twenty dollar bills"
Went to Tailor's
! g. What makes you think it was
5000 y. 1t had wrapper on II at
that time.
! q. land was the wrapper still on It
when you saw il put away in the col.
lar" A. Yes.
q. "Did h" take any money at that
tim"|' a Yes; I don't know how
much ! think he told me he took $500
/ too,
/ q where did you go from
/ Schurk'sf \. ITO the tRior'S, |
thiIk Il was"
q "Whcro is the tailor locatcdf 4. .
Newton avenue and Trenton avenue"
=. "And for what purpose did you go
there 4, II had n suit there being
PR ,r"d and cleaned, to get 1t to
change"
q. How did you 90 into the place
and not show that blood was on your
clothing| y. II had a light coat and
pur it On.
e. "Whrre is that light coat now"
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