The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 04, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 13, Image 13

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SURPRISE SPRUNG
IN SLACKER CASE
Attorney Wcstcott Denies
He Was Ever Retained
by Bcrgdoll
JERGDOLL ABNORMAL
An 'Unlmlaccd Crcnture Who
Would Lie or Toll Truth'
Just as He Felt
WASHINGTON. May 3. John
Wont' f'Ttnor nltorney Kenr-rnl of
j,h twy and friend of former
rrm.iriif Wllnon. upturn; a nensa-ii.ngri-tBlnnnl
committee ItiBCitlKat
tln hi-n lie appeared beforo tho
js tii" rn";ipo of flrovor IlcrBdoll,
,h, PhlUdolpbla draft evader.
W-t lt flatly donlud that ho had
h,.,n rpUlnt'd In lb" cawn or "hnil
r,., it penny." Ho told how. at
rii.t.n ic h rcqiu'st, ho had visited
ntH li.l boon fascinated" by the
rVurr ' uiid under UiH spoil, had
icrf 'I to forward Anscll's brief In
if lieredoll to tho war do-
1,1''t1!ii whs tho last time I raw
( c-i ral Ansrll until I cumo In tho
rlidTM u moment nuo nnd tumoral
lnul' f'T until" ri'dRon, failed to
rr-T.irnUn me." Wuatrott wild.
W.t-fitt told how he refused Mra.
Hfrcdi llH plena that he lako her
nr,M caso. Hn declared ho nover
,w .iny other UerBdoll and took
',, Int.T.M in the rnse.
"I told her however, 'you Ret the
hrl law v. r you can hlro In tho
1 rltrd Stale "
Westrott wild ho later told Here
doll's munsel. they, including Weln
lierif were damaging their client's
i isp and "would cause him to
' , at. ii hull beforo thoy finally fin-
VeM'C'tt characterized IlerKdoll as
an 'abnormal, nnbnlancoil creuture"
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WKDNKSDAY, MAY I, 15)21
13
SnBtS?uJiih1. " 1,0 ,olt ,,k0 u-or BISHOPS END SESSION
IlerKdoll uanted m.mo more mon. y U,OIIUr -mL OQOOIUIM
wlilln ho was serving n prlmm term ' - "
lt Kort Jay as a deserter from the ! ,',, limilnlllt for Nnstnllln to
nrmy, so ho wa permitted to n i AtU'iid .Meoilnc of Hoard of
Ret it. 1 .Mlsliin.
This wa tho only cxplmmtinn I , ''"''VIM.,!:. K .. May 3 Ills
offered today by I. C. Harris, ad- "ops nf Hip Methodist Uplscupnl
Jutant general of tho army, bh to 'churh south, who have been pres
why Ucredoll was allowed to leave I ent "Mending tin? sessions of the
prison In search of a "pot of Rold" CK of HI Mm pi, left today for
which no nan told officials he hid I """'"'. wimre ins annual meet
burled In tho mountains.
Tho adjutant Roneral told tho
commlttco ho really know vary lit
tle about lieredoll "as so many
thousands of cases of draft evaders'
wero handled. Ho did know, how-1 11n,U,,,",,y' w- K' MeMurray and
- i-mi iiiikiimi. Willi iitnnnii
ever, ho said, that Ilcnrdoll and hit
attorneys wero extermely confident
that ho would bo freed on technical
Krnunds.
Representative Johnson, of Ken
tucky, asked (lencrnl Harris If ho
knew JlerRdoll was wealthy nnd was
uslnc his wealth to cvndo arrest.
"Did It occur to you when ho
wanted this 'hidden Bold?'"
"Well I supposed naturally that
ho needed sonio moro money," Har
ris replied.
"Old It occur to you lie mlRht
want It to hrlbo with?" Johnson
asked.
, "I knew very llttlo of tho Rers
doll caso at that time," Harris nald.
Harris stated that this was his
first exporlenco with an escaped
prisoner and that he was not familiar
with all, tho aRcnctcs such ns tho
military lntelllRonco, which ho might
havo called on.
It developed that one of RerRdoll's
ing or th board of missions is
scheduled to conveno Wednesday
Tho nsslRtiment of bishops was
last on tho nRenda of tho poIIokv.
whloh closed last night. Rxrept
ior uio AMoriatlon of bishops, Col
the Band HprltiKH line While ttetti r i
his murruiRe llrenso Tuesday, iimii s,
refused to comment any on his n n
rlAKti other than to say that pait
of their married lift would be spout
on the l'unrli and the other nt his
wife's Iminp. The I'rosbln Heights1
case was heard by Judge Owen Owen. ,
who now has It under ndvlsenu nt. 1
Judffe Owen announced when be
tendered his reslRtuitlon last Satur
day, that he would probably render
a decision beforo ho left tho bench
on May 10.
COAL MEN FIGHT BACK
! It. Ilendrix In control of the First
Hplscopnl district, made up of Vir
ginia. West Virginia nnd lialtlmoro.
ami the association of bishops. W. N.
Alnsworth, M .Murray and Darling
ton, with llishop James Atkins In
tho Huropenn field, no radical
ohango In assignments wero made.
A moro comprehensive survey of tho
situation In Kurope was given ns tho
reason for the assignment of three
other bishops with llishop Atkins.
Assignments of bishops to dis
tricts, an announced by college, nro
ns follows:
First Hplscopal district. Hlshop
V, R. Hcndrl.T; second district, Hls
hop W. A. Candler; third, Hlshop
James Atkins; fourth, Hlshop CoJ
litis Denny; fifth, Hlshop W. II.
Murray; sixth, Hlshop W. H. Iini
buth: seventh, Hlshop Udwln D.
Mouzon; eighth. Hlshop John M.
Moore; ninth. Hlshop W. 1'. McMur
rny: tenth, Hlshop, V, V. W, Dar-
cotinscl was Harry Wnlnborger, who,! Ht'gton; eleventh, Hlshop It. M. Pu
tt woh stated, had been counsel for hose; twelfth, Hlshop W. N. Altm-
Kmm.i Goldman, nnd other soviet worm; iniricenwi, insnop james
I 1'rpiwiPO to Haltli) Cluirjrr riled
Agatii.il Them In Inillctini'iit
i by V. S. .lory.
J IN'DIANArOMH, May 3-Foun-
tlatlon for n Isgul battle over the
j Indictment In the soft coal ponspU;.i
i cy case, In whloh 220 opcratms.
j miners, retailers nnd corporations
In six stntss nro accused of a crini
1 Innl partnership to Itioroaw prb ,
was laid today In the federal colnt
hero by defense counsel filing mo
tions to (ptash tho Indictment.
No daio for argument o' the nu
merous legal iiuestlons raised whs
Rot by JudRO Ferdinand llelgor of
Milwaukee, presiding In the iilytcnrn
of Judge A. It. Anderson, who Is III.
Counsel for tho government ss well
ns tho defense, however, expected
no futtlicr action until fnll
Outstanding among the n.ucstb"ns
raised was tho contention that the
antitrust net was suspended by the
l,eer fuel control art, passed In
t.917
Women Off Main Pay
Political Debts Quickly
COFIMCYVIM.K. Knn. May S
Thn newly elected mayor nnd dtv !
council of Thayer, Knn., the first 1
bodv mi reoul to bo enmpottsit en- ,
iliely of women, Issi evening re
lurned the compliment to lhi men'
icsponslble for their honiin. J. M.I
1'iinsnioore, dubbed 'the b!d hor
net of the N'roshn" In the popullat
lays when ho surved n spenkvr of!
the Insurgent house of thn Knnaas
IcRlsliitiite. was appointed elty st
toine, nnd J. II McCrew. who,
l lnimht out the women's ticket,
npiidliiled " U ircasuri i In Men of'
lilt "I I IIII.MIJ. IHiil'llUll Mil l li d to1
be adopted esp, i m the in it
t r of i Is I. i lean 1 1 in -. a oiing mm
v a Ii cti d ns m.nslial
ONLY 2 flEBEL GANGS LEFT
Mc'lcnli (ioM'rnuieiit Xuiiiiiiiicch It
Miim Done A uii) With Ml Hut
I'orllon,
Mi:Xlro CITY. Mitv 3 only two
rebel gioups renuiln In I lie I'l'iiMi.
of Mexico, one In the noilh urnl one
In the northern part of tin' sinte of
Ksrnteia, ti was annouiued st the
vAm iittlco todit)
Manuel Cilias, under seiretntv of
flnmn e, n lit that ftnnndal circles
In tho t'nlii'd Htatea weie lircoiulnu
more optimistic uwr tho fiiiuu of
this country nnd that tho hope was
hemming stronger hero that the
t'nllC'l MtHtes would soon form lily
le. nxnlr.e tho present gmei nnienl.
Itivnino stlltuiiiti Cno eilnodar
NICW " i MtK. Mav .1 Jiv.ial
new Wltnis-i i, one of them a Intuf
(' II", III . 'i'll In I"' pi I'dlU'l d to
Itie plillntl" Win ll ll ill 'tigs III.' ie
d i ' v " 'no s ten fr . ' li ' f'l Mav v 1 m for ix
, ,ti 'In ri n I 1 1 1 1 1 u ll I Jann" t I'li'iio l iV Tin- una ll fi ol
Mil n.in. in i'Ii mil! ni me lrd- ! ' I ii ill.. ii i i He ' try of the N iVr
i. it of I ho N'tiM n il i ill' Il.uili. I ,lw,ii I '. r I v ni, hn urilval llOM
imi'n-' Mm '"ifi I'nii .r rl' il in in . iit f'nni tie''..!!
Gas Goes
Down
Ask Electric Contrncting Co.
Phones Osage 1005
dopnrtces.
Harris received a letter from
Weinberger Hhortly before HerRdoll's
escape, asking for permission for i
Cannon, Jr.
LAND CLAIMANT MARRIES
n 1
v''ll nm.n!n,J.ti T Jfl3l''.n I'lnlnllff ill CmsbU, Heights Suit
y pending an appeal In Hergdoim , Wm1iIcI to Itanclier Ttiwdny.
oomiii. Mnry iiirtrldRe, plnlntlff In the
,. ., , Heights caso In which she sceka to
...!t"'UI M,'n Ailjoiini. rcRiilu title to nil tho land now known
CHICAC.O, May 3. Tho confer- ns Crosbln Heights, onn of tho fash
onco of general chalrmon of the mnable resdentlal sections of the city. ,
shop craftH union, representing em-1 Tuesday entered upon thn sea of!
ployes on railroad systems In all matrimony with A. 1.. Oorlns, 27'
pnrts of tho country adjourned to-1 years old, who owns a cnttlo ranch (
day nnd tho chairmen returned to about 11 miles west of Tulsa,
their homes to boRln rules negotla-' Mrs Partridge, a Creek Indian, 17
Hons with the railroad years old. Uvea at Medio station on
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