Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

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ih'y Sa'eu 'h' government "'oIe
inah Il Hlohlh ana governments H'r
not Always uhhppre"AllFe instead
OF btlhs cashierea, Johnson ls now
a hriEadier general
Maybe you would IKE TO know
something of the man who had the
nerve "a act, when congress would
not Wen, johnson Is only 81 years
OLD; the youngest man who has evcN
risen to the rank Of hrigadier gen.
eral since the Civil war, and the
youngest West POINTER remaining
continuously In the service who has
ever attained that honor. He always
,&ahted To be soldier. so he Joined
the militia when he was u years old,
| rms was Just beiore the spanish
American war. When volunteers
were called Tor, Young Johnson de-
| tormined to go and he a real soldier.
lie knew, however, that his father
/ would ohJeci on account OF MS eN-
'rome youth, So he determined to
run away from home, ride the brake
beams to the nearest place OF en-
iislmeht and sign up 10 fight Tor
Uncle sam
some itiehd OF the FAMILY saw
young Johnson at the station and
Houll'd MS dhl, VINO went puSthasJe
ana coiIafed the future general bur
ne was not youth To be defeated
10y one faliufe, so ms father offered
MN compromise promising 10 pro-
cure hln an appointment to West
folnl u ne would stay at home, lie
accepted the proposition. The best
me rather could get, however, was
me appointment AS an alternate.
ihe other chap was orlBht ana
ntuIHy' ana JohIson's chance OF
procuring the c0veied cadetship
seemed sim lie thought that the
"'her asPlraht looked rather old, so
ne huhlei up MS blrth record and
round that he was six mopths tos
"'d t"r west Foint Then he went
10 MN saying y know You are
past tle age HhhI nave looked II
aP. ! were you wouldn't APP
pear
ne o'n'r man is sun civilian
J,on"s'n vas not an AssIduous 8 .u-
''l. Una was graduated ABOUT me
,,.'""'t vl ms c'hsS' lie served IN
,"s '''a,Iy "tauch aIons the McN'-
- uu' uot ana III &'dht"rhla for
''.i 'eU,s wears. rus RECORD as cay
un"y uLl''et was most excellent and
,s ,fHs ,i,,so,s r''"t 'eI1'u 1r'uWuer' Wh1,
I,aia S,. an gu Oar""yi'an ana
huu''N lisl''Ir, Iouna MN and sent
' av w. ~, ,n, 'iie u",'ersI,y "l '"lit"rhih