Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-11
ANOTHER ARMY MOVES OUT OF
 YAVAPA|
THIS TIME 259 OF THE INDUSTRIAL FIGHTERS LEAVE FOR THE FRONT, TO HELP WIN THE WAR BY MUSCLE ROUTE.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

And now comes the other side Of the war, the enlisting of men who are going to help the men who are going on the firing line. Yesterday the newly recruited industrial army start cd away from Yavapai, bound for the city of Nitro, West Virginia, where the government is establishing one of the essential sinews of the war, a high explosive commodity to annihi late the enemy.
 There were aboard of the special Z59, Prescott furnishing l22 and Je rome l37. The commanding officer was Judge McLane, and Robert Birch his chief aide. In the contingent were five youths under IS years, and six whose ages ranged to as high as 70 years. While all were classified as laborcrs. there were, however, many who are rated as skilled in different trades The usual demonstration in bidding farewell occurred at the depot and scenes quite pathetic were noticeable when wives wept as hus- bands went away, and the single fcl- low was speeded on with affectionate regard from the girl he left behind The man above drafting age looked complacently on and those without ''kith or kin were stolid and uncon- cerned.
 This battalion of what is to be sev- eral divisions behind the lines, will be followed in a few days by another contingent of about 100, giving to Yavapai double the number called for in the quota. "The drive has been very successful and far exceeds an ticipations," said A. W. Sefton, or ganizer For the five northern coun- ties of Arizona. He also stated that as whole the men were far above the standard, and all would qualify in performing labor or at trades re- curing experience or skill.
 The names of the men who left in the party are as follows:
 Frank Jennings, Wm. Van Alder, Clarence Gillespie, Vernon Eckert, John D. Street, Merrill Sommer, Ike Spears, Bert Lawhead, ]. Benson, L. B. White, John Kendrick, c. ]. Smith, Elwin Dickson, H. O. Dickson, c. A. Driscoll, C. H. Williams, J. O. Rugg, D. P. Smith. Wm. Subers, R. w. Ford, w. S Gaston, J. P. Littlefield, K. L. Hill, Wm. A. Collins, J. w. Kearny, l.. A Wallace, D. c. Dale, Manuel Zepeda, Francisco Sandovad, jose Ariolc, R. H. Gillespie, Cipio Perry, ]. J. Ralston, James McCann, W. L. Powell, Elza Pruitt, E. E. Winkelman, Clarence F. Bailey, r. L. Arzie, Geo. Kincaid, ]. H. Kellogg, ]. S Ambrose, John NJ. Jensen, J. w. Phillips, Candclavio Escareno, Wal ter Perry, James Meshan, Loron E. Detamore, j. A. Brydge, Otto Camel. Henry Malchone, H. Nj. Simp- son, Thomas Water, ]. Nj. McKeown, L. W. Mckenzie, Dick Preston, James Buckley, J. ?. Waldron, Nor ris Welsh. Clare M. Chitty, Henry Tyler. H. ]. Collum, Pat Veddens, ]. l.. Evans. Pat O'Hagan, E. Ner- dini. Pete Olivero, Jose Lares, Ed wardo Cont, Fernando Feiiz, John M. Felix, Jose Berdugo. ]. M. Dun- can. Bert Axton, J. B. Perry, Alfred c. Collum. Antonio Madaro, Robt. H. Brown. Thos. Richards, Irving B. Higgins, Ctto Hablutzcl, Robert Dur fee, Walter Privett, Alfonso Ybara, R. F.. Roscnberger, Henry Bradburn, Ted Richardson, Dave ArcAIullcn, Sumner Nicklc>, F. D. English, ]. w. Koontz. Arthur G. Hayes, Reyes Bustamcritc, Jose Martinez, Wm. Rattrav. IT, Dolan, Emil Jonak, Man ual Moya, Juan Florez, Federico Alonso, Leonardo Salazar. Joe liar lin. Santos Oginlar, Eulalio Contrc ros, Robert Birch, J. B. Kett, P. Reeves. !. G. Bates, Joseph Bergicn, (. T.. Sprague, Ralph Griffis, ]. l.. Took, Fred George, John Ashton, Henry CIcndct, Anthony Strope, K. \. Kmsm2n. Dewey Hill, Buenaven tura K. Comides. Fred L. Hawkins, Harry Field and T. r. Morrow.
 ne men arc 10 DC CHdl eCu lliC Sulii of SIS for the trip to Nitro, this amount covering the transportation, inc bcrths and the meals en route. The money will be deducted from the first three pay-days.
 Because of the fact that the off cors in charge of the contingent be- licvcd that one or two of the men might attempt to desert the partyi after they had reached Kansas City, Cincinnati or some other large city in the east, Judge NhcLane appointed two Of the huskicst men in each carl as his Hcutcnants, and each time the train is stopped, these assistants arc io be stationed al each car door with | orders 10 allow none to pass. When | the party is compelled 10 leave the 4 train for meals, each squad Of men will have its officer in charge and it will be the duty of this officer to
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