Arizona republican., 1918-08-02
b|G G00D- BY ID 18C0L0REDMEN
 OFF T0 THE ARMY
Picnic and Musical Program
 at City Hall Plaza is Fol lowed b yAddresses Then March to Santa Fe Station

Treated with send off they long will remember, IS colored registrants from Maricopa county departed from Phoenix at 620 o'clock last night over the Santa Fe for Camp Lewis, Ameri- can Lake, Washington.
 For a genuine heart felt, royal good by, the affair." planned and staged by the colored population of Phoenix, aided by the Chamber of Commerce committee. takes it's place side by side with any given to their white soldier brothers. It was carried out without a hitch and was greatly appreciated by the IS young soldiers who left to join the great army of Americans to fight in France
 These Men Go
 Following are the IS cOlOred men who left last night for Camp Lewis:
 James w. White, Manuel Givins, George Wilson, Terrence Johnson, Morris Sims. John Skinner. William Mims, Albert Wendle, John Burton, Benjamin Owens, Henry Williams, Frank Logan, Cleveland Jackson, Sam V. Fuller. Delmar Marshall, Harvey Curtis, Harry Deman, Louis o. Hud- son.
 At the final roll call after the last instructions had been given, the men, it was announced that Harvey Curtis had been chosen to act as train cap- tain and would be in charge of the contingent of colored men from Mari copa county until they reported to the commanding officer at Camp Lewis.
 Lunch and Music i The big good-by demonstration to the men begun at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the city hall plaza with a ] TIT cJcnla There inc ct mental music. Mrs. Janey Silvers gave vocal solo, Miss Blanche Maddox al- so gave a solo. Professor McCoy's or chestra, including himself and Forest ] Burney, Charles Ferris and Sonny Clay, took a prominent part in the pro- gram. Mir. and. Mrs. Walker also gave several selections.
 During the progress of the musicale there were refreshments served to all the drafted men, their relatives and friends, consisting of sandwiches, ice cream and punch.
 After prayer by the Rev. A. c. Cald- we'll, there were addresses by Colone James H. McClintock and Judge Jo- seph H. Kibbey. The Pioneer band then played several numbers, aftei which the parade was formed for the march to the station, the line going NNSt Oll W dSliill6 tOil SllCCt tO SCiltl q and then south to the station. There was a large crowd at the station to se' the men off. The march to the sta ton ~as under the direction of Waite M. Harris, marshal and Sylveste Vaughn and Paul Green, assistan marShalS.
 Many Assist
 The program of the afternoon wa. under the direction of James Green chairman. The Chamber of Commerc' committee who assisted in the affai was composed of A. A. Betts, W. w Lawhon. C. o. Gulley and Donald Dun bar. Other committees were as fol loWs
 Refreshments-Mrs P. M. McCul tough, Mrs. Ada Steward, Mrs. Georg Owens. Mrs. McCutcheon, Mrs. Ana belle Smith, Mrs. Robert Rosser, Mrs J A. Green. Mrs. Ethel Lewis, Mrs Ardmore Jenkins, Mrs. Lucille Green Mrs. Annie Green. Mrs. Lynn Carter Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Hollowell, Mrs. Syl vas, Mrs. Trice. Mrs. Charles Fish Mrs. Cora M. James.
 ecorat,i on s-Sylvester Vaughn Louis James. Arbury Carter, Milton Lewis, Paul Green. G. H. Haywood.
 EXecutive-W.- M. Harris. John Lew is, Mrs. R. Stearns, Mrs. R. James, J A. Green