Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

he had divided the money, making two
bundles. ~. ... ',..
Imagination" Is Active
81 cant remember the details of all
this stuff. he answered. There IL
lots OF it cant remember. Lots that
I've told you is just Imagination"
Then anything you say that James
has done Is also the result of imagina
tion, is itH', "No, sir"
We'll. IL you didn't open the package
and divide the money ut the cemetery
into two bundles, where did you do it,"
oh, remember now. opened the
money at my home. Before wrapped
up the large bundle I did up the small
bundle. the way you have IL there. so
| could give II to James"
'Oh. we'll, then you didn't wrap one
bundle at your home as you said, and
you didn't intend to take the. money
to the Broadway Trust Co., for you
wrapped mp two packages. and one of
the packages was for James"
II remember IL all now. Here's the
way 1t was: l figured that IL James
got his money and ran away, and l
returned the rest of II TO the bank,
he'd read in the papers that some Of
the money had been returned. then he
would be afraid to come back and that
would let me out Of this thing"
us this imagination, tooT' NO. it
Ia not. I'm telling the truth now. When
TOOK the money to the Broadway
trust 70. TO throw II In the door. l
,ett this package wrapped in tire tape at
nome:
linen you dldn intend 10 return
II to the company Yes, l certainly
did. buried the money because
didn't want to kpcn IL in n,r homo and
put It there so l could get 1t and
return II to the owners.
Did you give your wife any money
before you buried IT. Yes, l think
did, $6O l think 1t was:
AS the prosecutor asked the questions
MS LETT arm was resting on two PACK.
ages OF money, one containing 81 ,Vo0
and the other $1,000. In his right
hand he was waving "A third package OF
S4GOO, which represented the money re.
covered in james house. the remains OF
the SJOoo package he mad taken TO
James.
You paid S-lo for a diamond ring;
that money came out Of the faui money.
u'c" Myon hor,i,t i r;vbt .cross tho street
from tbo cnSrtho,ec TOO didn't youf"
We civ
"Son houoh, q LIGHT coat too didn't
vou >" Yes cir WV
"A,d - bonnd dog" Eyes. sir"
"Yns and S",, no;d Robinson for the
loan of his car, and Won bought n rear
49, SCOT oni all fbo. monov came
S Su.o ,.Sa. SJs anu ."o,. "oi Fr",r Pal d;dn't
;.S' ."I 49,. re,nn,rher
"yon sem sent som" money TO James
,Iu ho naa Se ,ocSeI ST mn NV, IN Tho f'itv Hall
G;Jn't % w yora' NV " ~ -" sent o." i. bnt / don't
80, u.''a ~. -. w
.DiS,', ,.o,, ,oo,o = :, n so,oo, 70
ho sart 1t S"m vung ottorncr.q" NJ s "pJ az Jont
pemenbep :"
:.W.n'I ror rorna,nhorsd tho money
,h,t ro,, "' n3;J IA a. cnynssl foes for lanes
,,.o,' not Eo1 part pa ~ tbo none, taSer from
pa,,,g.' ~ J,r;t reDomhor tbot
a,,har-. w. WV"
Mr. Wa,vor,on then took the defend.
ort c,o, ~ L,-dio. "gnir reasrdinv
e thn h.;r, "nJr 'n ns pomI!s " hody !, bnne That
tbo nr;snnsr ro;cbt oontrad;ct etatements
,node IN tbis nnnn,,rtion Fridav and Sat.
urdav Tbo nrosccutor did NOT make
much headway, as the prisoner stuck to
his original story.
fhaiiy ADMITS isoboerN
Neli' you VIII auln't that thc
money you sent 70, 70 James %Is money
raken rom fuus ISSen M w"
NeTton nhaIy' t.t4N !. ~"
ana ~. AneN '.Ie p'ii ~.
!I''.o"IH I've .ee'.y 49, Hu' ,,,.,oS, ~!
t.nuss., '"'Ne' was '"Ne' INV ""'''
~ d,d,,t Lno,. - that ,;,ht" "
,.Dii yo', +aiI Jamos tLot vo,, had
h,,r;ad ,ba ,ro,nv IN rho Nov CanIcn
C,rotory;" .'Ycs 7 did ;,
IA matter Of fact. you buried il
in the Evergreen Cemeterv?'' "Yes. I
did,"
You buried psrt OF il one day and
rort tho dav following, didn't vout"
Yes did
..Whvf' IT don't know"
Once more the prosecutor reverted 10
the question whether the money sent TO
lanes for rounsl fees was par OF the
Paul money. md the witness replied:
II think il is"
That ia NIL" said the prosecutor.
and rho long examination was over.
Schuck bpavpl n great siqh Of relief
as he Icft the stand after the record
breaking nine hour cross examination.
lie limped n little, and az hc sat down
beside his counsel. remarked MY
foot's aslerp." lie seemed To be great
and d;fScnIt ordeal Mr. Wolycrton had
n"t @ smccrndeJ in hrcsI;,ra him down.
SrburL though tired fenced skilfullv
ernrv fine there seemed IN no danger.
and oavn oIrSive answers
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