Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-01
ARIZONA YOUTHS
 ENGAGED IN BIG
 BATTLES IN FRANCE
CAMP FUNs sToN CONTINGENT AND OTHERS BEEN ON FIRING LINE FOR WEEKS AND 15sTH IN- PANTRY MOVING UP

PHoENIX, Ariz., Sept 2S-Arizona's share in the war is Increasing. The 34Oth artillery from Camp Funston has been in theffighting in France for several months and the l5Sth infan- try from Camp Kearny, the former Arizona national guard. now is nov ing up to the front
 For few days the people of PhOe- nix considered holding a special holi- day to express appreciation of the deeds of Frank Luke, jT., aviation lieutenant, born in this city, cele- bration only stopped by the modest protest of Luke's father, Frank Luke, ST.
 From Duncan comes word Of the exploit of James Nations, who brought down a German aviator by a shot from his rifle and who later joined in a raid in which four enemy officers were captured. Nations, as a boy, was noted as a rifle shot and quickly qualified as an expert rifle man on joining the army at the out break of the war.
 Lyle Abbot Is Promoted Captain
 
 the Phoenix Republican, now in the adiutants office at Camp Travis, Texas, has been promoted to cap taincy in the aviation corps. Jean V. Spear. former city editor of the Globe Record, a sergeant major in the avia- tion service at Kelly field, Texas, has been ordered to an officers training camp at Waco Edward T. Edwards, born in Tucson, but credited to Phoe- nix. has been commissioned first lieu tenant in the aviation service, aftes appointment to the naval academy at Annapolis;
 Foster is.Lieutenant Colonel
 Mai. Fred E Foster. formerly as sociated with Epes Randolph in the operation of the Southern Pacific lines in Mexico, has been promoted to be lieutenant colonel. He has been with the 12th enigneers in France. II. N, Spofford, late of Clifton, and Frank F. Webster, of Phoenix. have been Commissioned captains Of engi- neers. Elmer Diffield. former train master on the mountain division Of the Santa Fe. is a new first lieuten- ant of engineers. John A. Mcdonald, former Ray mill superintendent at Hayden, has been promoted major, and Elliott w. Dent, also of Hayden, to be captain of artillery. Charles H. Studley, jr., former justice of the peace at Hayden, is a first lieIten- ant of pioneer infantry.
 Linney Returns From France
 It. H. H. Linney, 13Oth field ar .sH aFF in prncnnHr has been returned from France, to serve as instructor in the canton ments.
 Among Arizonans recently cOmmis- stoned as lieutenants is Harold Gold berg, of Prescott. ordered from the Presidio. San Francisco, to Camp Zachary Taylor, to an artillery regi- ment Beryl Hatcher and Dexter E. Andrus, graduates of the University of Arizona, have been made engi- neer first Ieutenants. William E. Work, a Phoenix nigh school gradu- ate. sent frcm Occidental college to the Presidio, has been commissioned and ordered to the musketry school at Camp Perry, Ohio. George Ii. Amcs. of Tucson, a noncOmmissiOned officer in the signal corps, has been commissioned at Camp Pike, Arkan- sas. Duane Bird, and BlantOn T. Wilkey of Nogales, have been com missioned from training schools.
 Becomes Navy Ensign
 Scott Lamar Norveil of Phoenix, a law student at Stanford, has been commissioned ensign in the navy and ordered to training at Annapolis Thomas J. Crawford, of Phoenix, has been commissioned second lieu