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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-07-16
ARMY MEN ON OUTING
Big Woods Region See Noted
Army Officers Enjoying a
Real Vacation Period.

The next best bet after having
finished lickin' the everlasting
aristocratic germ-infested Germ
mans, is to pack up your outing
outfit and beat it for the Big
Woods country for a we'll earned
rest and vacation. This is the
idea that all nature loving
writer's have been trying to give
the average city dweller who
knows naught of the wonders
of the country they call their
own and who furthermore know
no real enjoyment other than
that of making money, losing it
and then making more.
But that idea is surely becom-
ing a dead one with the live ones,
who once they get the taste of
the real outing such as we can
give them in this lake region of
Wisconsin, never fail in returning
for more of the real life that
every red-blooded American
should live.
Among the noted people who
are spending a vacation period
in the Big Woods region at
present, and are are located at
Bents Camp or the Cisco chain
oflakes west of State Line, are:
Major General Leonard Wood,
Mrs. Leonard Wood, Miss
Louise Wood, Capt. Leonard
Wood IT,, H. Osborne Wood
and Capt. Landon Thomas, all
of Chicago; Mrs. Magill James
and Miss Margie James of Balti-
more; Moorehead Patterson of
Southampton. N. Y; Colonel
VIM. c. Rogers of Highland
Park, ILL.,; and A. F. Millet of
Chicago.
Mele. Danielle Feuielerat, the
daughter of the French Commits
sioner of Education, who has
been the representative of the
French Republic at the N. E. A.
held in Milwaukee last week, is
spending the summer at Camp
Idyle VIVID, Mele. Feuielerat is
the niece of Paul Borget, a noted
French writer, and her father,
the best known European
authority on English, is the
Exchange Professor at Yale the
coming year.
After a three weeks sojourn at
Kentuck Lake Lodge east of
Eagle River, the Arthur Guy
Empey party will return tonight
to New York. The termination
of their summer outing is due to
the illness of Mrs. z. D. Empey,
mother to the Sergeant. The
party comprised Sergeant En-
pey, his mother Mrs. R. D.
Empey, sister Mrs. A. M. Plat
and little son, Miss Florence
Martin and Henry Sigler. The
party were to have spent two
months in the Big Woods, re-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-07-16

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-07-16
He Meets His Waterloo.

A wise guy thinks that "be-
cause a man occasionally has
been able to cheat his fellow men,
he thinks he can also cheat Ma
ture. but he'll always find Nature
sitting on his doorstep on pay
day"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-07-16
And They Made Hay-and Fished.

The party of cutters chaperon-
ed by Vim. ]. Nelson who spent
some time on the Nelson farm
northwest of Eagle River before
their return to Chicago and its
heat last Thursday, certainly
had the time of their young lives
while rusticating in the section
where sleep and regular eats are
at premium every hour out of
the twenty-four. Mr.. Nelson
will in time become real citizen
Of the greatest farming county in
the state of Wisconsin-and that
is no misnomer either.
Are YOU a subscriber-S1 so
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-07-16

Camp Winnepe and Sunset
Farm played at Clearwater last
Sunday Winnepe won, the
score being 9S.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-07-16
Meet With Mrs. Pickett.

The local w. c. 7. U. society
will meet Friday, July 18th, at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Pickett.
A full attendance is requested OF
all the members and others.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
For Sale-heal Estate Paradise Valley bargains

A beautiful deeded elgnty acres, two miles from sScottsdale, forty dollars per acre. Would sell half of this at same price. Will make reasonable terms on the whole piece.
 One hundred and twenty acres pat ented, small house, well, engine, some truIt, three and one half miles from Scottsdale. thirty three dollars per acre. Terms.
 One hundred and sixty acres, five and one-Nlf miles north of Scottsdale, the finest you ever saw. Twenty-four dollars per acre. Deeded. A hundred and sixty acres, deeded, very fine, four miles from Hyatts ! Camp. Twenty dollars per acre. One-h2f cash will handle. l Eighty acre relinqushment as level as floor. There is nothing better. N4ne hundred dollars. l A very good one hundred sixty acre relinquishment, twelve hundred dollars A good eighty acre relinquishment with nice little new dwelling house. four miles from ScottsGale, twelve hun dred dollars.
 ! A nice level eighty acres, deeded, well located. eighteen hundred dollars.
 One hundred and sixty acre relin- ouishment will be good fruit land, eight hundred dollars.
 These lands are all under the Para disc Verde Surveys for water. and there is no better investment to be found anywhere for these and many other lands in beautiful Paradise Val ley. See
 FRED \. DIBBLE
 WITH GRIFFIN .'ALONE"
 1lS N 1st AVenue-Phone 1893 bn
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
ACREs
40 ACRE CORNER
Lu&her Bargains
IN


 CASA GRANDE VALLEY 320 acres deeded land under the Di- version dam. The best of soil. $22.5O per acre.-16.
 320 acres. 100 acres cleared and lev eled ready to farm. good wells. This is the best of land and in the best of location. This land is worth S50.00 per acre. if it is worth a dollar. We have it listed for 30 days at $SO.O0 per acre.-11 320 acres deeded good, room house shallow water, good well. 6 horse power engine. so acres well fenced. so acres under cultivation, ? acres bearing or chard. 200 acres cleared Only s6,400 -S
 We have many other good buys in deeded land and relinquishments. Will be glad to tell you what we have and if you are interested will be glad to show you the property.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North central Ave.-Phone 170S
 Local Office Casa Grande
 At Dispatch Office Ii
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
lLGlflher Bargains
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

OASA NltANDE VALLEY
 320 acre relinquishment, miles from Casa Grando, the best of soil in the best Of location. Only s3.50 per acre. Where can you beat this? Here is the best chance you ever had in your life time. This has to be sold in the next few days.
 l6O acre reinquishment, 40 acres cleared, well started, shallow water If you are looking for a snap, here it is. Only S1.50 per acre, close in. It costs you nothing to look this over.-5.
 We have what yos want if you want deeded land, we have it. If you want relinquishment, we have it anywhere you want it in the Casa Grande Valley If you want to file on a homestead, we can locate you on d few yet and save you money. Come in and talk with us. Go to Casa Grande with us and look these bargains over if you mean busi- ness. It costs you nothing to see what We have. If you are in Casa Grande and want to see what we have, call at our office in Casa Grande and one of our automobiles will show you every thing we have. Don't cost you a cent.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 North Central Ave. Phone 170S
 Local Office Casa Grande At Dispatch Office If
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
AucGi0m Sale
-.r.r.-.A.- .rAn..rr -....l

TUESDAY. MARCH iNTH
 miles west or Avondalc Arizona. is mile south of Norton station, l2 miles ss,st Of Buckeye on Bonner Ranch. COMMENCING AT 10:SO SHARP We win sell at public auction the following real estate and personal property.
 GO HEAD CATTLE
 5O head of ] Co year old hoifers 20 head | to year old steers.
 Ie HEAD HORSES
 shire colts. sired by Nor,on's big horse. |. head good farm horses and mares. ages rom 70 years. weighing nom HOO to 1900 los. each
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS Emerson double disc blow. nearly new. Emerson walking blows 2 Thomas moving machines. hay iakes. ! lister. Havana press drill. 1 large roller, 1 Fresno scrapcr 1 spike tooth harrow. sets harness. 9 wagons and hav frames. ia inch centrifugal pump. b IT, r. gasoline engine. 1 2-horse grain grinder, AT the personal property sells without reserve hut will reserve the right Co object To one bid on land. s20 acrcs land sold in lots Co suit pur- chaser. 70 acres Of this land Is in alfalfa 70 acres in cotton. balance unimprovcd.
 15 TONS HAY
 IS cords wood e cords cottonwood, 12 cords mesquite.
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON FOR EVERYBODY
 TERMS OF SALE; All sums of si00.00 and under. cash: over that amount credit of six months will be riven. porchaser giving approved n iier cent note two per cent off for cash.
 fTerms on land q cash or will accept r'hOeniv property as part payment.
 NEAL SCUOrtEbD. Owner t C. O. McMUBTBY Auctioneer
 L.. G. GALLAND. Clerk O'FtCE MONiiF>N BLDG. ROOM 5
 PHONE f2f0 hI
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
For Sale-Real Estate
lLufher Reality
IN


 CASA GRANDE VALLEY 16U acre relinquishment. acres ready for crop, 90 feet to water. well l52 feet deep. under C. C. Water Users canal, main canal only IF miles; can get water on all this land from canal also pumping plant that pumps 600 gals. per minute. acres in alfalfa, acre Of orchard. E acre of.grapes. good home, barn. corrals. all fenced. in the best of location, close to Casa Grande. Only Sl0.000, F. cash-l9.
 SO acres under the desert act. 40 acres cleared and ready to blow. The best of soil, shallow water. Only s7.5O per acrc.-17.
 l60 acre rplinquishment. Only miles from Casa Grande. The best of soil. Part of this has been farmed. a well dug on the place. only $500 per acre. -1j.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave.-Phone 170S
 Local Office Casa Grande
 Al DisDatch Office 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
Arfesian Water For

320 acres proven potato ground. Equipped with buildings, teams, and implements for handling The improve ments Gcd equipment are worth $20,000. owner disabled and will sell right. About S10,000 required to handle, but this is a bargain and will be offered for a few days only For particulars see
 S. Y. BARKLEY.
 WITH JOS. R. LOFTUS.
 e14 FLEMING BUILDING
 PHONE 1899 h.;
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
For Sale-Real Estate

so ACRES. southside. new land, SO in barley, alfalfa, balance being fixed summer crop. Only Sl7j,00 per acre Under project Box S177 Repub. blk
 FOR SALE-Lot, in good location. Bargain if sold soon. Phone 29S9.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
You Cam Buy
 This Eighty Just Like Rent

As fine soil as you will find in the en- tire valley. Old water right. Small house good well. 5j acres in alfalfa some Bermuda. balance for summer crops. Within s miles Gf Phoenix. You can buy this place with g. good herd of dairy cows with a very small paymen. down and the balance as xou make it. The man of moderate means cannot afford to overlook this exceptional op- portunity. Priced very low. II you want more information about this place, see
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
Russell Gilbert l


For anything in Real Estate or In- surance. Phone 11R21.
 C. II. RUSSELL If
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
Bg@ AucGiom

SATURDAY. MARCH 15TH Tn Phoenix at Pats Currall opposite Water Users Building. commencing at 1.OO p. M. sharp. ! will seii -0 head Of best young draft stock ever offered at auction iu Phoenix. valley born and raised stock
 and 1 yoar old gC'diugs. weight 1900 Co HOO los. each
 and [ yr. old mares. weighing rom t2O0 Co 140O lus. each. puIr mules yr. olds. weight 1400 each.
 mule colts.
 3-yr. old colts.
 The above stock are an heavy draft stock and are young and sound. Don't miss th's slle At 1.01 O'clock, Satur- day. March 1s.
 Terms months time given
 F A. REID owner
 ~. O. McNUBTRY Aucloncer
 L. C CNILAND. Ciork hl
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14


 CASA GRANDE VALLEY Two 320 acres assignments, they are fine and only $2 per acre. 160 acres on main road, close in. Its a buy for S96O. so acres deeded in best section, on main road. for $500. 160 partly i'm proved. 21s miles from station, $500 Terms. 40 acres right close to town Will subdivide and give terms. FOR BARGAINS. REAL BARGAINS
 s. C. MILLER co. 32 N. First Ave. Creighton Bldg. If so OR l6O ACRE tract. \. w, good improvements. fenced and cross fenced good soil. for quick sale s262.50 per acre. 50 acres all in grain, north. s10 900.
 PATTONS OFFICE
 Room ,. Monihon Bldg. blk
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
Aueti@m Sale Saturday, March IS Jerry D0yle'S Yard
 No. 2
THIRD AVE AND JEFFERSON ST
 1880 p. t.

1880 P. N.
 HEAD SHEEP.
 80 HEAD HORSES AND MULES LARGE WORK MULES AND HORSES DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSES EXTRA FINE GATED SADDLE HORSE.
 DAIRY COWS
 FARM MACHlNEEY. lN'Ll DING ENSrLAGE CUTTER, HAY WAC 1NS. SPEING WAGONS, BJGGlES, FLOWS. RAKES. HAEROWS, CULTI- NATOBS. HARNESS DOUBLE AND SINGLED. SADDLES. 9 CREAM SEP ARATOES. WASHING MACHINES. Q BICYCLES. NV1O TENT, l TRACTOR UfSC. ! TRACTOR DISC FLOW, f COTTON CULTINATOR, 1 MOLINE SULKY FLOW 3tt STUDEBAKER WAGON WITH HAY FRAME. l RUB BEB TIRED BUGGY. loo CHICKENS IND HUNDREDS OF OTHER AB- TlCLES.
 WE INVITE THE PUBLIS. GEO. A. COMPTON. AUCTiONEER
 J. D. UANNAN. CLERK. hl
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
Am AlfaIEa Ranch

Over 200 acres fine stand of clean alfalfa, just outside of the project Has a good gravity water right, also q first class pumping plant, An ideal ranch for one wishing to raise cattle or sheep or to go into cotton. There is an unlimited range adjoining that always has abundant feed. Ranch is well i'm proved, houses and barn and fine water. owner must sell and will give immediate possession. Price is low and terms easy. It's a bargain and a real money maker for you.
 Write me for particulars. l can take you out any time.
 F. W. HANNA
 PHONE 19. MESA. ARIZ. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
NIP RAI-AI
Tolleson Land & Cattle co. los N. Central Ave.

ACRE with room house. near Os-
 born school. Sl00 cash and S25 Der month. Price $500. Groom, 10S w. Ad- ans. Phone 4246. bl DANDY 40 ACRES, Dune Valley. SIoo. F. Nj. Boyes with Keystone, 15 N. l 1st Ave. bl
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
WATCH PHOENlX GROW
 E-O1. G1fa

" Al INIl I A1AlN-NA<N oANOh
 For Sale
 room modern house. Price S1550. co. $500 cash, $25 mo.
 room new, west, price s1250.00. $500 cash, S20 mo.
 : room new house. lot 5Ox15O. $500 cash Small house. full size. Lot $650.0O. $400 cash. Terms.
 4 room brick modern, c225O.OO. $500 cash, s25 mo.
 { rooms, close in, s25OoOO s25O cash, s25 mo. room. new modern. \. Central. S., 000.00. 5000 cash. | ' room, being built near N. Central s5250. 5000 cash. TO TRADE ] acres, close in, for or room mod l ern house. 26 acres near Alhambra for 10 acres l N. F. Close in. i Other good buys and trades in land and houses. 1 NJ. H. SHELTON OR L. S. BARKER
 215 W. Washington. Phone 4495
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
For Sale or Exchange
ATTENTION sToCKMEN

MODERN HOUSE. furnished in best resident section of the city, will trade in on acres north, near Center St, must have modern up-to- date house. Phoenix Realty Exchange 443 West Washington St Phone 3539. bm
 TEAM MULES want automobile. Ford preferred. Phoenix for Los An
 geles. Los Angeles for Phoenix. bl
 PIANOS, PLAYERS AND PHONO- GRAPHS-Will give you liberal all lowance on your old piano or player on a new piano, player or photograph. Balance easy terms. Kerr and Smalley
 Music Co, IA W. Washington. Phone 30Se It
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
For Sale-HouSeS
Lulther Bar@aing

Beautiful room brick, pebble dash, modern, large closets, bullt-in feature, large lot, new, just completed. screens and awnings all complete. $3000. S650 cash, balance $50 monthly. If you want fine new home on a fine street, just like paying rent, call 110 N. Central and let us show you.-351.
 New room brick, just completed, $500. Cash $500, $20 monthly. Nice To- cation, N. E. Buy this nice little home and save paying rent.-360.
 Beautiful suburban cottage with 3 lots on car line. Worth $3000 as sur roundings are fine and location are ideal.
 Nice little chicken ranch to trade for city property. Close in. acres of the best soil, dandy house..
 LUTHER REALTY
 110 1-nO
Arizona republican., 1919-03-14
Auctions
C. IR. MIcMIuIlen
ENPERT LIVE STOCK

AUCTIONEEE
 Sales conducted in ali parts Of Ari- sona and adjoining states. Cash ad- Nlncod on saies In a position 10 ham dIo credit sales. give bank reference, satisfaction guaranteed office 5ll x. Seventh ave-. Phoenix. Ari1 Phone .Ht hu
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-15
MRS. MATTE PARKER

18th. l bequeath to my niece,
Matte Parker, daughter of my
sister, Mary Greenwade, deceased,
a life estate in my brick business
house situated ON Main street in
Mt. Sterling, KY, now and for
some time past occupied by Pete
+Hensley, of color, as a grocery
and meat store. After the death
of my said niece who has no
children, it is my will that the
fee simple title to said business
house and lot on which it stands,
shall pass to and vest in the chill
dren, at that time surviving, of
my nephew, Taylor Fitzpatrick,
Jr., SON of my broher, John; and
if said property shall so pass to
them during their infancy at law
| direct and request that the
County Court shall appoint a suit
able person, preferring their
father, if then living, as their
guardian and trustee to care for
and manage said property. and he
shall keep it rented to the best
advantage for said children, then
surviving, pay taxes on it and
keep it in repair and apply and
pay the net income on same for
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-15

9th. To Sam p. Greenwade, my
nephew, and son of my sister,
Mary, i bequeath 172 acres, more
or less, of the 497 acre section of
my large Towards Mill farm.
This allotment is composed of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
CEN. erwin TO.
GIVE TESTIMONY.
Held Here to Appear Be
fore the Senate Inves-
tigating Committee.

Gen James 3. Erwin, former COM
handing officer Of the FL Paso MILL
tary district, is TO be the principal
witness before the senate sub-com-
mittee investigating Mexican affairs
when it comes to FL Paso 70 hold its
sessions. according 10 information re-
ceived here Monday. This fact. ac-
cording to the sans information. ex-
plains why the war department is
holding the general IN FL Paso. It
also explains Why he did not take
sence to 90 20 California, according
70 adviees said to have come from
Washington.
Gen. Erwin was assigned to COM
mand the sixth cavalry, Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Georgia with the pre-war
rank Of colonel when he was relieved
Of his command here By Maj. Gen
Robert j. Howe. Gen. Erwin then
was ordered 20 remain here 10 await
further orders
Committee sends Request.
Then II was, according 10 the ad-
vices that the senate subcommittee
requested that the general be kept
as a witness IN the Mexican inquiry
without making IL necessary for him
10 travel a long distance back 10 This
city which he would have to do in
the event he actively assumed his
command.
The Fail committee. as the sub-com-
miltee also is known was 10 have
come TO FL Paso some time ago, but
developments IN inTestig cations else
where held IL Up. The latest state
meut as to plans said the conlnittee
would be here about Octo5er Is. It
Is now understood that the commit
tee plans 10 90 first 20 san Antonio,
then TO Maria ana aLterwcfd 70 FL
Paso. This is expected TO delay the
arrival by a week or possibly two.
To Tell OF villa Attack.
Gen. Erwin, according 10 persons
here in close touch with the Fan
committees plans knows more about
the military relations between Mexico
and the United States than anybody
else. And &c IS expected he viii be
asked TO testify to Wnar transpired
during the villa attack On Juaraz
July "a and Is. Affidavits fixing the
der into FL Paso, acquired under Gen.
Erwin's direction VIII probably figure
in the evidence These affidaVits. Of
which there are a dozen or more. fix
the blame on the Nillistas. II De- said,
EoHnfLli other evidence viii be intro
duced TO show Carranzistas fired
across the border, although this firing
Is said not 10 have constituted a
act and not TO have prorabls
by formal evidences at the time.
Il Is known. too, that Gen. Erwin
has fully advised Gen. Howe as 20
border events which transpired during
the present commanders absence
overseas and during the recent COM
mander's incumbency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
NAVY AVIATOR WILL MAKE
AIR TOUR OF ARIZONA

lieut. G. p Pond. a naval aviator
altacned 20 the Fl Paso naval recruit
ing station, VIII make a tour OF the
Arizona stations by air as soon as
the Henriot navy scout plane he IS
TO use arrives IN FL Paso he viii
give an air circus while ne makes
bis tour.
The Henriot plane Is a small one
man machine carrying two machine
guns. It IS the kind carried on var
ships End launched by a catapult It
can develop a speed OF 40 miles an
hour.
Pending the arrival OF the Henriot
plane Lieut.. Pond wiz make flights
over Fl Faso with an army plane 70
take photographs and bomb the city
with recruiting literature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Did Wilson Get
His League Idea
From old Book?
Proposed a Plan Sim
liar IN the Very Long,
Long Ago.

Paris. France. Oct 12-Did presi-
dent Wilson probe the works OF an
ancient French friar for his league Of
nations idsa2
French Socialists today believe he
did. and they see in the American ex-
ecutive "the powerful prince who
would induce all others TO follow the
rules" as described IN the league
plan set forth By the friar.
Without Wilson, the Socialist lead
ers say. "the deep faith and inflex-
ible VIII necessary for serious con-
slderstion Of the plan" would have
been lacking
This new source" OF the league idea
first saw the light Of day back IN
1888. when an anonymous booklet was
published IL Paris. entitled The New
CYnce, OF An Expose Of the Oppor-
tunities and Means Of stablishlng a
General Peace and Freedom Of Trade
THROUGHOUT the World" It was ad-
dressed ito the Monarchs and Princes.
sorereigns OF This Epoch
Proposed a Society OF Nations.
And IN AZ IS revealed draft Of
proposed society OF nations. which
bears a striking resemblance TO the
league draft born at Versailles
The 235 page booklet Is extremely
rare The National Bibiotheque IN
Paris has two OF the originals and
third Is IN The possession Of Harvard
university. An English translation by
Wiuing Baich was published 10 years
ago in Philadelphia.
For more than two centuries the
author OF the New C--nes" continued
an unsolved mystery. Then. In 1860,
a Belgian 5urist announced that ne
had found positive proof that the
author was a French friar named
Emeric Cruce. born in Paris in 1880
and who died in 164S. Cruce published
a. number Of works in Latin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
GEN. DICKMAN TO OUTRANK
THE DISTRICT COMMANDER

II Paso's military commander viii
have a higher rank shortly than the
commander OF the southern depart
ment- With the reduction OF Mai. Cen.
Joseph z. Dickman to brigadier gen
sral he VIII be outranked BY Mai Gen
Robert T. Howe. Gen. Howe. how
ever. expects 10 be reduced shortly.
az least 70 q brigadier general and
possibly to his pre- war rank OF
colonel
Gen Dickman's pre- war rank was
prigadier general Il IS believed here
that no other department wiz have
a commanding officer outranksd BY
the commander o. one OF its districts.
here the situation Is due TO the fact
that Gen Dickman was denoted first.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
HIGH ARMY OFFICERS MAY
FACE COURTMARTIAL TRIAL

san Antonio. Tex, oct. IL The
trial OF one or more army cases OF
more than ordinary Importance and
involving officers Of high rank Is be-
leVed TO be indicated IN the appoint
ment Saturday OF a general court
martial TO meet at Fort sam Houston
subject TO call OF Col Franklin O..
Johnson, cavalry ranking officer.
IN courtsmartlal trial IL IS required
that all officers sitting outrank all
officers brought TO trial
The detail for this court includes
two former major generals. Col Bean
mont 3. Buck. commander Of the la
redo district. and Col. Frank I. VIM
Of the 18th infantry. Besides Col.
Johnson and these officers, there are
eight more colonies. one lieutenant
colonel and one major on che detail
for the court