The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
CROWD SYhiPATHIZES
WITH TWO NURSES

coSrINtHu FROM PAuE ONE
glII. and her uycs were sumhcr be
meath the hrim of her whlto hat
caroline was fresh as u rose lu ur
uttr VIII tc drciN hor white hat was
topped with dainty r.bhuns, ana
around her neck was u gold heart
suspended on "A slcnscr gold cham.
She was smiling AZ she came In, and
she swung he, mother hund with
thr ,auc-i.oo. happy gesture ~
'unv She climbed into the char
between hor mother and Guidio aud
tctt,cd herself uuttiug her ribbons
and sproad ng her dim nutivc Hkirts.
DnI, Guid,c's EyC- "NrrNUus."
Mrs luuos fiigotod in her chair,
She changed her position often amt
seemed nervous Goldlt's face Wa
AXE s,uuo. DIlv her eyes gave hor
away Dark aud with unhappy
.ql,Rti,nlnr In them, sh' Turned
hem towards m" jury NJ she sat
down and kept th"m there until
after tho verdict had been read. Ap-
/ parontly she rat quietly nut hei
hands w"ro n"vor s'ili
with trembling nupnrs she took
l a iHyc-cdRod haudk kcJ,hlof frosn hcf
| hand as. passed. n over her face.
/ and over her slender arms. put the
+
thEHiu. "soiu went through the same
motions. one could see that she
waH breathing hnrd, There was not
/ a. sound "a. thN vcrdict---''wc find
/ the defendant, Mrs James. not
guilty" GoI1'c never moved Then
he second phase ~ the verdict wa.
read. we ind tho defendant
Goldic Gordon. not guilty"
Mrs. James clnppod her hands to
TOthcr win q littl" cry The SOUND
was echoed by "A splsmodic ant
scattered clHppiug in the crowd
! quick Hs q flanh W. E Foreman, sit'
! ling just in front Of the two women
/ 'giucd and with q paper that h,
/ vas holding I'm his hand struck Mrs
J James sharply on the shoulders and
. 'ruWu.ur rh. uk bis hcni nj her
/ -ols, of NIs. james Distinctly Heard
Mrs James put nor hands over
/ N.r taco. and rocking back ana
/ forth iu her chair, s"hhcd aloud
j ',,r h1hy reached up ana plttcd her
/ avn 'niron 'lng'v. when her mothcr
I stan WON'T she dragged TIA" woman 4
/ purH" from hor zap hunted her
/ Uaudforchi'f and pressed It into hcr
/ hands. GOldio sat, tmWphil"
/ ,ho tc u,ss bands auict a. last She
/ nu,or changed her position NJ tho
/ Md~c and the Jury talked. when
court adjourned Mrs. james wiped
/ rrr "v,s drew her baby into her
I1p, q scd her. and rosc 10 go IiEo
! .ro In u tia1.c, Goldio followed hor.
/ Tho crowd rllcd out For n few
. .ri"f moments the two women. cX.
. pt fur tho hnhv. stood alone. Then
, irving, Mra James thanked the
Jurors and Go'dic. pasgivc-iaD"d,
spoke to them and shook hands with
/ 'hcm.
/ - think irs shame" one woman
/ iu the crowd was heard 20 ray
/ "N.t u single soul went up 10 shake
/ hands with thnoc two women"
| outside, the at was coI and tho
s'nrs were shining IN world that
/ the two prisoners had not e"on aa
/ ricr women, for long weeks The
/ .gIirE crowd turned 10 look en-
! rinusly os Mrs James and Dixon
went down the steps ana oar in'o
/ fho s'rcot. the lit'l" girl cliurIng IA
/ Nor mothers hnnd and chH'tcriup
! ynluh1v with "listou. mamma iu-
/ trntrd rvorv other sentence. m"
/ ,lout and .ph!uS .lk' GD.di" melted
away I'm tho pr'rH ~ 'hn thr0ur
I rc courthursc Gradual" me crowd
. 'hluurd. The trinl wua over.