Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-19
COL. GREENWAY RETURNS TO DIST, lJ.S. SENATORIAL TOGA HOLDS LURE
 FOR VETERAN IF TWO WARS

Colonel John c. Greenway, who entered the army as a major of engi- neers and went to France early in the conflict with Germany, served With distinction in that arm of the service, later was made a lieutenant colonel and commanded an infantry regiment in the Argonne battles, was gassed, and since arriving in this country two months ago has been re- covery as complete
 Colonel Greenway told a Review representatives that he is now feel ing fine and regards his recovery as complete. It is his intention to leave shortly for a fishing trip on Black river in the northern part of the state.
 Asked as to his future program the Colonel said that as yet it was indefi- nite, but stated that at present he is not general manager of the Calumet & Arizona Mining Company, a posi- tion which he held before going to France.
 was in New York a story was pub hshed throughout Arizona to the effect that he interested the required
  Ajo to Tucson and from Ajo to a port osuth of that camp on the Gulf of Lower California. When asked about this Colonel Greenway said that none of these stories was authorized by him, but he regarded this railroad enterprise as one of the most import ant for the future of Arizona, as it would be a great benefit to every mining company and every other large industrial enterprise within the commonwealth.
 Favors League of Nations
 When asked about the league of na- tions he said that he was in favor of league that will prevent future wars, as he has had his fill of war along with all those who went to France to defend the flag. My idea of the league" said Colonel Green way. "is that 1t must preserve abso- lutely the Monroe doctrine and ex- tend it to other parts of the world so that it will be the duty of the great nations of the world to see to it that stable government is maintained in their particular zones, as for instance it would be the duty of this country to help Mexico to maintain such gov ernment as would guarantee every interest there, whether owned by na- tives of the country or foreigners"
 In Receptive Mood
 Colonel Greenway said that he ex- poets to remain citizen of Arizona Asked as to the possibility of his entering political life, the colonel re- piled that if the people of the state desired him to represent them in the United States senate nothing would please him more. It will be recalled | that he is always taking an active interest in politics, though never a | candidate for public office Speaking of politics the colonel said that he | saw little difference now between the | two major parties aside from the va rying views on the league of nations, and these do not divide purely on party lines.
 Put Ajo on the Map
 Colonel Greenway held the position of general manager of the Calumet & Arizona Mining compahy and the New Cornelia company for ten years and 1t was under his direction that Ajo was developed into one of the BIedL COppeF QlSITlCIS or In0 BOuIH-I west. The mines were developed and a reduction plant devised and con- structed for the treatment of lower grade ore than. had ever before been successfully treated; a railroad was built to Ato from Gil Bend ono the Southern Pacific and the New Corpe- lia started on it's successful career before Colonel Greenway left. for the seat of war in Europe.
 The hosts of friends of Colonel Greenway will be glad to know that he has decided to continue his home in, Arizona and they will expect to see him identified in some way with the. future development of the great resources of the state.
 Colonel Greenway commanded the 101st Infantry in the Meuse-Argonne battle in France and was gassed while there. He entered the army as an officer in the Engineers but at his own request was transferred to the infantry branch, and was in the battle of Castigny, Chateau-Thierry, St. Mihiel and the Argonne. He was cited for special bravery in action in the Argonne drive and was award ed the French War Cross and the distinguished service medal of the United States. The colonel gives the