Show CONVICTION OF COL MITCHELL SUPPORTED BYL BY I REVIEW BOARD Papers Now Go to toC C Coolidge for Final Decision WASHINGTON Jan l Py i-Py 13 Th The Associated Iress Press of Colonel William n Mitchell by an army court martial tor for violation otho ot of otI the sixth ninety article article of ot war Was I approved today tollay by tho the war depart depart- department I ment board hoard of ot review In so tar far tarI faras farag I all as legal aspects of the trial are concerned V The trial record together with the boards board's board report will 11 be he for for- for tor forwarded warded probably In the next day or orso orso so 80 to 10 the Judge advocate general ot of the army and after further exalt exalt- by him will be bo started on Its way through Secretary Davis to President Coolidge nOU DOUBT T AT Al REST Action of ot tho board ot of review which considered the record wholly wholly wholly ly from a legal standpoint would seem to put at rest all speculation as to the constitutional right ot of the court to sentence Mitchell to suspension for or five years cars from duty command comm nd and rank rankin In the army as well weli as aa to deprIve him of ot all pay and allowances for five years Major General J 1 A Hull the judge advocate probably will wilt for tor- forward for forward ward the papers paper to Secretary DavIs this week and it Is not expect cd that the secretary will delay dclay its Ita dt de df lI ivery l to President Coolidge Until the president acts the ho courts court's find findings ings which grew out of ot Colonel Mitchells Mitchell's criticisms of the war ar and navy departments cannot be made effective COOLIDGE TO STUDY Regardless ot of the recommend recommendations ii- ii ions Secretary Davis and General Hull may see fit tit to make It I li re- re regarded re regarded regarded likely that Mr Coolidge w give most careful attention to the pay forfeiture before he determines what his hll course of ot action will l be |