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iels, former Secretary Of the Navy,
have been called. SO have former
Representatives John J. Fitzgerald of
New York and Swagger Shirley OF
Kentucky. Mr.. Fitzgerald was chair
man of the committee on appropria-
tons and Mr. Shirley was an infiuen-
tial member of the committee during
the Wilson administration.
Some of the Nations most promi'
nent oil men have also been SUP
poenaed, including II. M. Storey, vice
president of the Standard Oil Co of
California; A. c. Mclaughlin, vice
president of the Associated Oh Co..
with which the Tidewater Oil Co. was
recently merged; Paul M. Shoup. presl'
dent of the Associs ted Oil Co; j. c.
Anderson, president Of the Pan. Amer
ican Petroleum Co.. Of which Mr.:
Doheny is chairman Of the board OF
directors; A L. We'll. vice president
of the General Petroleum Co, and n.
l.. Westerbrook. treasurer OF the Bel
ridge Oil Co.
From the Navy the prosecution has
called Rear Admira! Luther E. Greg:
ory, chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks; Rear Admiral r, s. Grimm.
formerly chief of engineering; Rear
Admiral c. w. Parks, Rear Admiral
H. II. Rousseau, a receiver or the
naval reserve oil lands: Comdr irwin
F, Lands, in charge of Callfornia
naval oil lands, and Comdr- II a.
Stuart, one Of the receivers Tor tne
Teapot Dome naval reserve IN Wyo-
ming.
Others Are SubpOenaed.
Other notable witnesses who Will be
in attendance at the command or the
prosecution are Harry NJ. Daugherty,
Attorney General in the Harding
cabinet, and himself soon to be de-
fendant in a second trial in New York;
Edward B. Mclean, publisher Of the
Washington Post and the Clnclnnau
Inquirer, and Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt,
Assistant Attorney General IN the De-
partment of Justice.
Subpoenas have also been issued for
bankers from New York and New
Mexico. who presumably will be asked
to tell what they know Of the $10O,-
600 which Doheny is charged with
having given to Fall and OF the pur'
chase by Fall OF a ranch at Three
Rivers. y. Mex; officials and employees
from the Interior Department. the
Navy Department and the Senate. to-
gether with unsuccessful applicants
for leases for parts Of the naval oil
lands.
1t is notable that the list Of Gov
ernment witnesses does not include
all the prominent men that appeared
as witnesses when the matter was
being presented to the grand jury.
Chief among the absentees are Edwin
DENLY. former Secretary Of the Navy,
who signed the leases. and Rear Ad.
miral J. K. Robson, chief OF en-
gineers. and then chief aid to DENLY
in oil matters and policies. AS far
as known, counsel for the defense
have issued no subpoenaes. but as 1t
will probably take several weeks to
introduce the testimony for the prose
cution, there is ample time for the
service OF process on witnesses for
the defense.
Noted Counsel to Appear.
Attorney Frank J. Hogan will be
chief counsel for the defendant
Doheny. and will be assisted by three
lawyers from the staff Of the Pan
American Petroleum Co, Frederic r.
kellogg of New York. Harold Walker
and Joseph j. Cotter of Washington.
Fall will be represented by Attorney
Wilton J. Lambert and Levi Cook OF
Washington. Henry A. Wise. former
district attorney Of New York. and