Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27

/ ,.,'. NV W.T. Ir'NClng testify ~,
| in" "m! Just thHt tic irwcis we're in
tn, case when YOU took il ir,o v,"r
own ROOM Mci'urty asked.
{ No: that was n mere cnrrnb,r,ti,r
pi my own statement. bur" the door cf
! nus dressing room was opcn. oItbourb
40 not think that lisa knew he hSd
! returned to the house. None Of ihr
otncr servants did. for he had let him.
! Stli in with his key and gone IircciIy
- MS apartments just a Few momcnts
Qeloic " mt to him for tho jcwcl case,
/ nttcr J icft my rooms and went down.
LIARS hc saw lisa slip out with some
.nhg concealed beneath her ayt'on and
had claimed he came To his annr ,mJ
! Matchcd her. for the passinr vlhunsr hc
nad caught Of her face made him cur.
Iou'' u was 80 white and struin,d. IJr
was sun standing there when returned
/ una would have mentioned her strnn,r
nCp amor to me then. but he thoupht bc
h'n'd h"r coming. rs he cXu,a,nrL .trr-
80 ne g o"cd his own tlOor. I hnJ uos.cj
mo my room without seeing him -
a., tir con'l testify. then. that none Of
~, u.ncr servants nor anybody els, lind
'n.cr'm your rooms during your ub.
Irncc. s,. McCarty commented. II won.
tLo o' ".Ss III" was moro stupid than
b caught" "'''" S"c
: Mrs Crcvcing shrugged.
McI'nIty." ''u ''c ''c'S' Mr.
h., Hnr denied everything. and stuck to
"'r SlnrH when she was ncruscd:"
Tu'ura ~. ] cannot imagine from
n"nt I" she manag Il to obtain tht
nSn Iai' which hcr lnwy r. produrr,l.
!''I claim II was in parkrgn Delivered
I" lh"'r Office hoy. together with tynr'
'"''h Anonymous instructions ns to
,,lr u"c l." which ii wa t. h. m,i, and
,n' 10Y ""rrrborat d them. hut hr vns
, "nnoc "r unwilling to Il scribe tho
SnS'r' rN'"pt IN SuChNa vague and
s,i ~ way that his statement was vir.
'"h,iN wol th'cSS. Aftrr she vas rrlo,scd
ON bail tho woman simnlv I;s,nnnn"o,i
ana nothing has b en- hrard ~ hrr M, ,Ln
cmcrnldS. - " "'' UT W"
Shc did not have TING 10 70; thcm
"W OF thr, house" McCarty remarked
madc?" '"o'o"s" sc"rc"
sue nad ample time to slip them TO
soo"c com uHrrtc at the ado ,mcu's on
france. Mrs. crcvclin. r,tortrd
,V"hnr hnI been Tor scvcraI dsy.
nnn ! 81 had been taking her pIncc in
"'I'hhnh'r on mo: she knew that tbo
En IA rs were IN III" house nnd that I
m''""c, 10 wear them that night and
, r p'ooaDif Ih Il hcr plans wol IN ad.
! ,1i%nn'c ana only awfitrd h opportunity.
,ia,uSc nHuSc was ultoily ran arkrd by tho
"'trctlrcS and cv'ry ono in tho Lousc.
mold submitted to n personal ycarrh
You viii, however, find nll Tho do
| 'a'ls OF tho evidence in tho poIirc record
! o. thr case. confess I cannot under.
>iu'd what bearing this roud have upon
'hr matter y"u are investigating.
| Hcr cycIidS were droouiny in sni,o ~
| ncr 'horts to Keep awakc and McCarty
won , trouble YOU any longer now.
ma am Ihcrc'S inst one more uucs
| uoh llbc to ask YOU: why did Won
! z" downstairs and leave the girl lien
! mere: with yonr jewel case on yvur
/ tah'c:" V" ''"'
must have forgotten il. for tho mo-
| nrnt. Mrs. trcvcl;Ig admitted drnv.
shI' "My priyat" telephone in NV bou.
4 40 r was temporarily out of commission
! ana Rollins rnmc to tell mo that somn
/ ono had called mo on the ono ,lowr.
/ STARS. Mr.. Crcvclin; has another pri
! vat" wire in his own apartrcnts. so
| tncrc are extensions to the main house
nhOne only IN the guest rooms. Rol-
| ms went Immediately into the dining
room aud | heard him talking to tbc
t'otman while they arranged tho table
| FOR dinner. as ! was returning TO INV
! apartments.
Thank YOU. ma am. guess that
ABOUT covers the information I was
| atter' McCarty turned to her com
panton. Mrs. Waverly. what time did
your husband telephone out to you this
morning."
Her long. narrow eyes opencd. bu,
she betrayed no other sign Of surprisr
as she r"p'icd indirercntly:
Some time between = and o o'rlock
/ | hclieve. really didn't notice partic.
| uIarlr. but it was an uncarthly hour. "
Did you know he was stayinp NJ
the BeIt"rre overnight, ina am" Nc.
Carty persisted.
Wen, unon my word :" she drnwled.
Am to be cross examined now? |
must confess ] do not follow you. my
good man 80
McCarty rcddened.
Tis not of importance. he said
hastily. II was Just wondering il yon
know Mr.. Waverly was there Why YOU
hadn't called him up earlier and told
him that an accident had happened 70
Mr.. Crcveling, and Mrs. Crcvcling wa.
on her way into town all alone. -
did not accompany Mrs. Crcvcling
to the city because she was ready TO
start when ! was awakened she did not
even wait for her maid as tho motorcar
was AZ tho door" Mrs. WavcrIy cx-
plo lncd. "Nvonnc followed on the first
train and ] camc in on the 30. -
~ sec. McCarty loockd around TO
r"tricvr his hat and found the little
I'pnnRI al Ia. III