Show ADMIRAL MAY ASK COURT OF INQUIRY Friends of Naval Officer Believe Believe Believe Be Be- lieve Course Necessary for fol Vindication 4 I Washington Jan Jun 0 H G.-H hear Hear r Admiral Brownson will demand n a court of or in- in or will rosl resign n nav navy Tills IB Is the time opinion of or officers rs of th the navy in III vl whew vv of the denunciations of or the late chief o of time Iho bureau hureau of or navi- navi gaLlon Jallon b by the President Admiral Brownson's friends are arc of ot the opinion that thILl It Is only onh tJ by such a court or b by taken laken lI by congress that thal Admiral Brownson could be lie vindicated rind icat ed Admiral Brownson is it charged substantially sub sub- with being a disturber of tho time peace of oS th the nav navy department und and disloyally disloyalty dis dis- 10 loyalty loyally all to lo his superiors These are aro the gravest charges ut ot of criminal RU suggestions suggestions' Two more reports are to tobe tobo tolIo bo lIo made one mAlic-one one 11 by Admiral Converse ers which will recite the tIme causes o a Con czin- Contention outlets In the navy and the time authors of Information that have been lIeen given I en to time the public tho limo other lither b by Surgeon un G General in further support of or hitS his contentious that a n. officer should be bc in char charge o of r a n ho ship hit It Is probable therefore that Rear Hear Admiral Brownson will rill not tako take up liLt hta vindication until ho lie has seen seon all ull the official reports report Naval I officers note that while whilo a very cry large lale part of or the correspondence so MO fur given out relates to time tho Justification cation of th the President and Dr there has been no official statement of ot sido of or the controversy ors Admiral Brownson's resignation as 08 chief of ot the bureau of navigation and aud President Roosevelt's letters accepting tho the were given out but b by tho the White While House toda today |