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

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Feared James Threat
"Do vou recall what IL was?" NO.
sir, So called him up and he was
mnder the influence of liquor and told
mo I would have to come to him at
once or he would raise he'll. We had
nm argument on the telephone. and /
nue Suppose I should make an error
in this, could l correct it, because |
want II riphtP"
"yes -
"If I am not mistaken late on Fri :
dav night / met Frank with two girls.
nnd he, at that time. had the auto.
think il was on Friday night. When
met him | was in n nervous condition
and he insisted that l drink to brace
me nm. He drove In the country look :
ing for n roadhouse, md when we got
there il was closed. and then he asked
the chauffeur where we could 20 to nut
nm for the night. The chauffeur drove
MS 70 two places and we couldn't get
in. SO finally he drove us to a hotel, to
Fifteenth and Chestnut streets. We
STAYED there all night
"What names did you register un- =
under?" II couldn't tell you that. He
told these girls we were two Chicago
ball players"
And what did it cost you for your
roomT' II couldn't tell you that be.
cause l think Mr.. James paid the bill. "
Did you get breakfast thercF NO.
While ! was out buying comb and
brush Frank and his girl were faving
their breakfast and all l had was a cup
of coffee. BY the way, when / woke
up | was all by myself. The party l
was with got up, got dressed and went
to work, ! guess. Oh, yes, Frank told
the chauffeur to come back the next
morning
This was when ''On Saturday.
When he came back. we took a ride,
but ! don't recall what happened that
morning or afternoon. Ii am not mis- :
taken. he took the girl home and then
we took ride, and the chauheur, be
and l had dinner, l should judge some =
where around 3 O'Clock. nt roadhousc.
! am not acquainted with the road and
don't know where 1t is. l am not sure
whether l am right on that ride or
not l might want to correct 1t later.
II left Mr.. James on Saturday night
to see this Philadclphia girl. l didn't
see him any more until the following
Wednesday morning. lie came TO my
home after he learned that was SICK IN
bed.
Thought Ease was over
Did he tell YOU how he knew you
were sickT' HE said he had gone to
the office and they told him was home
sick in bed and as he had an errand
to do in the neighborhood. he thought
he would stop in and see what the
trouble was. l was getting up ana the
knock came at the door ana IL was
either my wiie or sister IN law tnat
let him in and he came upstairs saying
that he had gone to the prosecutor \
office and that everything was all right'
For me 10 hoid my nerve ana get IN!
scit t1gether' ana ne huu % rouuS.er a
win MN ana t0id me- OF nskeu ,l'e
rather 10 20 WIN hi",' Us Nv N, MnS so so
ing 10 get his cur anu i '"uiu NV , Wv ~,
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ion and paid. I think. $1O.5O for a rear
cushion for Ford car. Then | re-
turned to the crossroads. When l met
Frank he told me he had been down at
some stream and had had lot OF
trouble trying to wash the blood off his
car and that If the authorities had
tnken his car all bets would have been