The border vidette., 1917-10-06
OFF FOR CAMP FUNSTON.
Santa Cruz County Sends ThirtY-eight
 More Sons to Battle.


 >Nogales and Santa Cruz county boys good bye on their depart ure for Camp Funston, to join the forty three other boys who preceded them in the first and second increments.
 The thirty eight boys compris- ing the third contingent from Santa Cruz county, who were sent off with flying colors, cheers and martial music ringing in their eats, were the equal of any in the National Army. Many of them from our oldest, best fami- lies, and hundreds of relatives and friends were present to wish them Good bye, good luck, and a safe return."
 As the long parade, headed by Grand Marshal Mix, follow ed by the 35th Infantry band and a company of soldiers, fol lowed by the Boy Scouts, hun dreds of citizens, acting as an escort of honor to the brave thirty eight, and hundreds of school children. passed through the streets to the private car in which the boys made the trip to Camp Funston, hearty cheers were given them by thousands who wished them god-speed.
 When Chairman Earhart of the local selection board, called the names of Edward Titcomb, John Jund, Joe Mcintyre, Car los Joffroy, Pete Embrick. Geo. Sullivan, Grover Polk, Myron McCarty, David Jones, Blanton Taylor Wilkey and other we'll known, popular young men of this county, they answered here" and at once took their places in the car, while their friends applauded, and the band played patriotic music.
 The places of those who failed to report were promptly filled by alternates. and when the train pulled out, Santa Cruz county for the, third time had done her duty to her country, by sending many of her bravest and best sons to fight for the grandest nation the world has ever known, the United States of America.
 Boys, may god be with you, till we meet again.
 The following are the men who left last Wednesday in the third increment from Santa Cruz County for Camp Funston, Kan sas:
 Herbert R. Wood, Nogales.
 Raymond l.. Haines, Nogales. John Jund, -Nogales.
 John B. Chapin, Lochiel.
 Pedro Gartarez, Tubac.
 Joseph J. Mcintyre, Nogales.
 Kort w. Neumann, Nogales.
 Henry Weinberg, Nogales.
 Leslie H. Yott, Nogales.
 Myron J. McCarty, Nogales. Jose Maria Ahumada, Ruby.
 William P. Walsh, Nogales. Charles S. Mines, Nogales. Richard O. Meents, Nogales. Duane Bird, Nogales. Grover Polk, Nogales.
 David Adam Jones, Parker Canyon.
 Frank L.. Willard, Nogales.
 Geo. ". Rosenfeld, NogaleS. | OldF0uC0 V. IOICudIOSOu, ANO- | gales.
 Marcelino Quiguiz. Amado- vile.
 T. R. Apostolou, Nogales.
 Edward A. Titcomb, Nogales. Pedro M. Embrick, Nogales. Nick P. Kerson, Nogales.
 Geo. Dewitt Speer, Nogales. Geo. A. Sullivan, Nogales.
 Charles A. Joffroy, Nogales. Thos. M. Cumming, Gala basas. Willis F. Tolley, Nogales.
 Everette M. Fowler, Amado vile.
 Francis l.. Mason, Nogales. Blanton Taylor Wilkey, No gales.
 Wilfred A. Kinsley, Mowry. Kendall Greenhouse, Nogales. Lawrence B. Sipe, Patagonia. Benjamin Banning, Sonoita. . Marion Stephenson, Nogales. Guy Perry, Patagonia.
 Maximo Soto, Florence, Plnal 
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Powers, owners of the great Worlds Fair silver bonanza, situated near this county, spent a