Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-02
ENGINEER COMPANY
 IS ANXIOUS TO LEAVE
They Have Adopted As Their Motto ''Swat the kaiser" and Believe
 They Can.

The First Arkansas Engineer Bat talion is now an established organiza- ton, having recruited to minimum strength last week, through special authority, however. the Pine Bluff company has the privilege of recruit ing to full strength.
 This company, according to it's lead- CTS, has not only the honor of being the largest volunteer conipany ever organized in Pine Bluff, but has the additional honor of being known as Company 'A'-the ranking company of the battalion
 The members of the Pine Bluff com pany are all young men of exceptional character and are filled with an ire sistable desire to "swat the kaiser They have already planned the sack of Berlin and have adopted as their slogan, Berlin or Bust.'
 As this battalion is composed of men who are skilled in the various trades and professions, it will be given only short period of military training before going to France.
 It is hoped therefore, that any young man of good character, who has had any practical experience in any of the trades, will avail himself of this splendid opportunity of serving his country, in this, the highest branch of it's service and with men of his acquaintance.
 Captain Aubrey L. Mathews will be glad to explain the many attractive features of seeing service with the engineers.
 Below Is the ''HOnOr ROll.-
 Thomas Anderson, A. l.. Anderson. R. l.. Anderson, l.. l.. Ashmore,( B. J. Ball, Quint Baxter, E. c. Blakely, A. c. k. Brannon, c. K. Branson, Geo. T Brewer, Ebert Brooks, w. R. Chad wick, J. M. Cimbie, E. Cothern, F. N. Cox, Geo. Clegg, J. D. Cost, w. l.. De- woody. Jr.. J. T. Ellis, Wm. P. Ellis, J. c. Evans, w. c. Faulks, c. G. Frecher, l.. l. Fuller, F. M. Gardner, Cuald Gardner G. H. Gaske, J. E. Genevay, H. B. Gleason, w. E. Graham, c. J. Hardy, Emmet Harris, F. A. Harris, R. wv. Harris, G. I. Hartsfield, E. M. Hercher, l.. G. Hecklesburg, A. M. Hogenson, F. w. Hogenson, Earl How ard, A. D. Hopkins, c. F. Hudson, A. Y. Hunt, J. F. Hughes, k. A. Jenkin- b'SA' w i@lOu, N. ILs I!d W SuCG, J. Y Y. kalkbrenner. J. w. Kennedy, P Kim Lee, Jr, T. c. Lensinger, F. T. Mar Ter, Oscar H. Miller, A. l.. Miller, T. D Miller c. w. Morgan, Hugh Mc- Way, R. M. Morrow. O. B. Nixon, c. A. Olcott, Wm. O'Neil. Vim. A. Owen, J. A. Parker. J. w. Phelps, Joe Power, D. E. Quinn, l.. Reece, Jack Redfern, H. F, Robish, R. l.. Roller, Jr., F. H. Schneider, H. E. Seifert, c. R. Shan dy, F. Shell, F. w. Saltzman, NJ. Shy rock, Geo. trode, H. T. Taylor. Ed. Theriac, Gayle Vought, B. F. Warner, E. Wallace, E. 'Weedon, J. J. Wiging- ton. R. Williams. w. w. Wood, o. R. Morley, R. l.. Williamson. c. E. Vow ell, Jr., A. A. Gray, Dudley Waters R. l.. Rodgers, William Ward, Ray Mead, James Nelson, Geo. R. Lee Eric Rodgers, Vim. II. Miller, O. L. Nelson, c. J. Kissinger, G. P Wimbel- ly. A. c. Dolby, J. w. Borden c. L. Nicolay, R. k. Darter, Jno Chipman .Ino., Calvert, Ralph Worlds, Claude Benson. Tom Cornish, Fred Bright Wm. A. Hall, Joe Cover, Vim. H. Rog- CTS, Reuben Edgar. Chas. Wegar. Jno |. Mason. J. H. Mcclure, c. C. Belt R. J Steel, Joe Moss, Dan Gallagher Clyde Fl. Spence, Albert Newell, J. C. Pickett, Mitchell Hayes. L. R. John ston, c. L. Osborne. c. Mabry, Ed Jones, Roy Massey. Jno. Dickerson, c A. Below, W. o. Berry, R. B. Songer R. S. Fran, Herman Goldstein, Edw Carr, Jno. H. Rtevard, Frank Taylor Edgar Taylor, G. W. Mcdaniel, W. O Flemiug. Arthur Jones, Cecil Daugher ty, Wm. H. Tebo, Jas. Brown, J. E Hardy. J. J. Downs. F.. Morgan, Fred smith, E, Stathen, T. R. Eubanks, Fl D. lcGee, s. P. Shelton, NJ. Gills, II T. C. Bucllnell.