Arizona republican., 1916-07-15
ARIZONA MAN
 IN ROOSEVELT
 CAVALRY CORPS
Capt. Jack Greenway of Warren, Former Rough Rider, Offers Services to Colonel Says the Tucson Citizen

Details of the makeup of the division of 10000 men which Colonel Roosevelt has offered to recruit in the event of 1 war with Mexico have reached Arizo "a. Among those from Arizona Who have offered their services to Colonel Roosc- welt is Captain John c. Greenwav of Warren, of Rough Rider fame and a former football hero of Yale.
 It is said that the division as provided for in the application of Colonel Roosevelt to Secretary of War Baker will include the following units: One brigade of cavalry, two brigades of infantry, one regiment of field ar tillery, one regiment of motorcycle ma- chine guns. one regiment of engineers, one aeroplane squadron and one com plete field hospital corps.
 The application goes into the most intricate details. It gives a list of names of army officers who have de- clared to the colonel their readiness to join his division and it asks the war department to assign them to it.
 Moreover, Colonel Roosevelt an- nounces that he is ready to furnish the war department with a complete list of civilians whom he has selected to fill certain staff positions and take reei mental commands
 Three of his four brigade commanders will be regular army officers. Each of the trio is nationally known Rear Admiral Cameron McRae WinsIow. who Is to retire from active service and the command of the Pacific fleet at the end of this month, will be the fourth brigade commander. He was one of the first to volunteer his services.
 Henry l., Stimson, formerly secretary of war, has been selected as chief auar termaster.
 Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. will fill a staff position. His brother Archie at present training at Plattsburg. will re- crult cavalry troop which he will command
 The plan has been in preparation since the day after the sinking of the Lusitania. Colonel Roosevelt. then sought the advice of regular army of- ficers and he since has been working on his project increasingly.
 Colonel Roosevelt is certain he can get his 20.000 men mobiIized in 30 days, which is p days less than the tune 1t took him to put the 1000 Rough Riders into the field
 Robert Bacon, formerly ambassador to France, is among those who have offered their services. The list also i'm cludes Jack C. Greenway of Arizona Of Rough Rider fame and at one time Yale foortball hero; Seth Bullock. of Deadwood, S. D., also an ex-rough rider; Hugh Carey, son of the former governor Of Wyoming; Sloan Simpson. an eX-rough rider of Texas; George curry, formerly governor of New Mexi co; John M. Parker Louisiana's pro- gressive nominee for the yice-presi- cency; Judge Dave Leahy of New Mex lco Elon H. Hooker, treasurer of tbo progressive national committee and ! -ndJor John G. Brooms, commander of 1 the Pennsylvania Constabularv.
 The hospital corps will be in cbarge l oI colonel Roosevelt's son-in-law. Dr | Richard H. Derby. The recruiting work Is in the hands of Regis II Post | formerly governor of Porto Rico and | walter J. Hayes. military secretary to Colonel Roosevelt
 The cooperation of the Aero Club of America, in the formation of an aero p!ahe squadron, has been obtained. Ma chimes and operators have been offered by Harry Whitney and Robert | Collier
 Prlvate contributions are expected to go long way toward furnishing the equipment for the proposed division. Already Colonel Roosevelt has been showered with military gifts such as ifnouiances, motor trucks, water wag- ohs, hospital equipment. armored cars lnd eroplanes.-Tncsnn Citizen