Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

back to this bungalow, what. il any
thing, was done with the money!
Sought Cache for Loot
well, he asked me where he could
put the money, and I said. I don't
know, and he said. How about the
bungalow and l said he could do what
he wanted, and he changed his mind
and thought it would not be safe to
hide it there"
And then where did you go:" He
said something about he would hide it
ut home, and I recalled that my wife
would be out and We would take it to
my home"
Ibid you take it to your homc?"
Yes, and put it in the cellar.
"All of it," "Sos-nO. At the
bungalow James took some of it and put
it in his pocket.
How MUCH II don't know. And
then, again, before we put it in the eel
lar, he put some more in his pocket"
'liow much of the money did you
take out of it?'
Divided Murder Loot
" He handed me some money. and /
don't know how much there was there.
to tell the truth"
Approximately Two or three
hundred dollars. He passed the remark
that | had better put it in my pocket
so that if it was necessary to beat it
we would have money. | said I would
not beat it.
Was any of that $500 that you
had on the sixth with it?' Yes. it
was
Did Mr.. james have any blood on
his clothes?'' Full of it.
What did you do with the clothes?"
"ChangedrOh. | remember now: we
LETT the bungalow and came over around
woodbury. and stopped at North Wood.
bury station and he used the telephone.
! think ne said he was going to call up
LippinCOtt's and he stopped at West.
vile and bought a shirt. and I believe
he bought u collar, too.
Changed Bloody Clothes
Where did he chRhge his clothes? 2"
AT my home"
Whose clothes did he get?" BE
fore he changed his clothes he went TO a
tailor at Newton avenue and Trenton
and got suit Of his clothes"
What did he do with the clothes that
he took OFF, Rolled them up in
bundle and went in the yard and got
| brick. Put the brick in the middle and
]
and threw them in the creek. suit and
all. -
DO you know what he did with his
| shoes No, he had no shoes to
change. He must have had the same
ones on
That day, whose car was it you
were driving?' Frank James, or I
thought it was James but / found it
was Mr.. LiPpincott's. -
Came to Philadelphia
Now, after you had hid the money
and h" had changed his clothes and had
drove down there, what next did you do
that dnyf' THAT night we went 10
| Philadelphia.
When was the next time that you
saw james, we stayed in Phila
delphia all night. We both stayed in
Philadelphia all night"
'Wherc did YOU stay ''It was
near Fifteenth street, North. We got
n machine and drove to saloon and
| the chauffeur and / had drink and he
! (JAmcSl was in the back room with
| some women. We stood there until we
got almost drunk and l got in the back
room"
Mr.. Carrow then asked:
Did he know the women" Il
think they were ones he just met there.
lie went in and butted in"
stayed "s all mig "rht s RS% $o we TeeEs left tSat }SG
place that night, but where we went !
You got pretty fuu?" "Yes."
When was the next time you saw
James, II was with him that day. "
The next day-the Gth?" Yes, !
didn't get up until late and we went out
and took n walk somcwheres, but
mind waS blank all the time. wanted
to get away from him'and left him and
went out To see this girl
Went TO Visit His Evil Mary"
| "Wrll. YOU went to see her the night
! Of the 9Th ?" Yes
"Whrn was the next time YOU saw
| JnmcSF' II went home after left the
girI and the next morning. il was around
| II or II 80 | met Frank"
And did You have any talk with
| him. Yes. We were talking the
! whole thing Over.n
'And how long were YOU with him
! tnut duyt' That was Thursday the
/ Tth. ! guess was with him until
| met this girl. Until about an hour
! before | met her.
That day, did he say anything Ia
you in regard to being discovered or
what you should do or he should doy''
well, | will tell you, Mr.. Parker
on several occasions, ] don't know when
it was, he kept threatening Inc. | said
' we would get caught, and said What