Show THE CASE OF CAPTAIN ARMES arguments made before judge bradley case ably on both slues court before conclusion Is beached Wae hington oct 5 the atte of captain george A armee retired arrested some days ego by order of gen schofield acting secretary ot war up today before judge friidley Bri idley counsel for beneral schofield permission to file a return amendatory of the original return this lion was by armee counsel but the court decided to allow the amended return to bo filed subject to whatever action he might see fit to take later contended on behalf 0 armea that as a retired officer of the arnay be was not under the jurisdiction 0 general schofield as acting ot war he wae however subject to euch and articled arti clee of war as applied to hie condition a retired it was icon tended that he could not be arren teU tor disrespect to hie superior officer for the reason that he had no superior officer corneel aleo stated that it wae ins opinion that general schofield knew the arrest was irregular and by hie amended return made an to justify it on the ground that the wa a military one aud bad been committed in his presence the original return ho aid M no cacao for arrest and attempt had been made to remedy alii defect by lottering ottering otT ering an evasive and contradictory return ae an amendment the fact that no colv of the charges had teen captain annee it wag was a fatal defect ai the regu lotions lit ions specifically bbate that copies 0 chargee upon which an ie trade must be furnished within four bours after the arkeat or the accused released chiet clerk the office 0 the acting advocate general of the army replied in behalf of general Sc Lufield lie maintained that captain a member of the military establishment of the ignited stacee and had been proceeded against strictly according to arli cica odwar Ite tired were aub eject to the in this regard as eliose on the active lift A to e alving information to arms of the charges against hiu it was that he had been informed of them within eight daya the military differing from civil practice in thia matter amies had been insubordinate after further argument the court ad without a conclusion having been reached |