Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-15
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BATTLE VICTIMS

BATTLE VICTIMS PHOENiN. Sept lS.-From abroad reports are coming of the loss of Ari- zona men in the war Two of the fatili ties affect Tucson families. Mrs. Claudia NJ. Muse, of that city. has re ceired word of the death of her son, Charles NJ. who fell from train in France A letter from the attending chaplain told of especial honors paid al the funeral by American and French soldiery. Amadeo Caveletto. a former employe Of the Tucson Rapid Transit company. only son in family oi eight children. is in the military reports as missing" He was in the l65d in ian,ry.
 Comes All the Way From Peru B \. Phillips Of Yuma, has returned home for war service. taking six weeks on the journey from Basra, Peru where he has been in the employ Of an American copper company He had 'o come by way of the Panama Canal and New York
 Jesse Smith of Snowflake. a gradu- ate of the Northern Arizona Normal school in 1912, now is captain of in- fantry. stationed in a North Carolina training camp.
 Herbert NJ. Tyner formerly assist ant postmaster at Clifton. has been commissioned lieutenant in the qusr- termaster corps and now is stationed in vocational traini.g camp a; Pine Bluff. Ara
 Forest Ranger Corriss
 John l.. Anderson Of Clifton, is in aa officers training school ar Camp Cody Pores, Ranger Wm R Warner Of Clifton. has been commissioned in th artillery. John w Christian of Wi.lcox is new signal corps lieuten- ant: John T. Heins of Winkelman. is cuartermaster lieutenant Thomas (. Geare and Earl Brooks of Phoenix have received commissions in rhe in. :an:ry.
 Three Teehnieians Appointed
 Normal G Wallace late assistant en- gineer for the Southern Pacihc in Mex ico. and draftsm;.n for the Arizona Eastern in Tucson. has confusion in the engineers. and nas been ordered 10 a Virginia camp. Also ordered to Virginia is Ray w Hart. geoiogist for the United Verde Extension Mining company q, Jerome l.. Robert Malyel. chemist employed by the American Smelting ani Refining company al Hayden. has D en sent to an officers artillery camp al Louisville, Ky.
 One 10 West Point
 T IT. Stout, Jr. of Douglas. has re ceiyed appointment to West Point, and Gaston Aubineau Of Flagstaff. will go to Annapolis
 Dr Edward J Gotthelf. health off cer Of Pima county. has received a first Heutenant's commission in the medical corps and has been directed to proceed to Fort Riley for duty.
 Gets Commission Despite Defect Late graduates from the officers training school at Camp Zachary Tay- Tor. Ky. are E ra J. Egly and Robt P. Brooks Of Phoenix Ed Jones and Joseph Hinton of Douglas. also have new gold bars. Lieutenant Hinton had been rejected at final examination for Annapolis. for an eye defect that has not kept him out of the army.
 Rudolph Molina Of Yuma. who en- listed in rhe engineers year ago, has been severely wounded in France.
 Officers for Any Service
 Charles McArthur. head of the largest automobile firm in Arizona. has started for Washington. there to offer himself for any service, though exempt from the draft. He hopes 10 get into some mechanical section. where his knowledge of motors will be useful
 "" Workers Enter Army
 O. F. Martin, business secretary Of Q the Y NJ. C. A. at Douglas. has been sent to the balloon school at Fort Omaha Harry N. Blair, former sec retary of the Phoenix Y. N. C. A, has gone back to "Y" work in the head