The Topeka state journal., 1919-04-22
COME To FUNSTON
Kansas Troops Leave Newport
News Wednesday.
To Arrive in Kansas Camp Sat-
urday Morning.
NAMES OF MEN ON THE TRIP
Scores of Jayhawkers Soon To
Be Out of Service.
Troops Are Scheduled To Make
a Stop in Topeka.
NAMES OF MEN ON THE TRIP


o'clock Wednesday afternoon for
Camp Funston. They will be mus
tered out of service at the Kansas
army camp.
1t is the plan of officers in COM
mand of the Kansas units of the 35th
division now at Newport News to ar
rive at Camp Funston Saturday night
or Sunday morning. Every effort is
now being made to facilitate the
movement of the troops. The men
viii break camp here two days ahead
of the original schedule. Port Off
GERS had originally planned that the
Kansans in the 35th would leave Fri
day afternoon.
Port officers stated this afternoon
that the kansans would probably be
mustered out of service within twenty
Funston. All preliminary arrange
ments preparatory to the discharge of
the men are now being made.
Scheduled to Stop i'm Topeka.
Kansans at Newport News will go
home by way of Chicago instead of
St. Louis, as originally planned. The
change in routing was made in order
to avoid congestion of traffic over the
southern lines. The Kansas troops
who arrived here Sunday aboard the
transport DeKalb will go to Cinctn-
natl over the Chesapeake & Ohio, to
Chicago via Indianapolis over the Big
Four and from Chicago to Kansas
City over the Chicago Alton. The
trip from Kansas City to Camp Funs-
ton will be over the Union Pacific
thru Lawrence and Topeka, with stops
scheduled for both of these cities.
Should the troops fail to arrive at
Funston before Sunday. it is probable
that Lawrence and Topeka stops may
be made Sunday morning.
The following is a list of Kansas
soldiers who will be sent to Funston.
Headquarters troop. 3oth division: Kan
w. Plunkett. Kansas city; George z. Ash
lund, Kansas City; Floyd $. Nicholson,
mer L. Dressler Mankato: Walter r. Fritz,
Topeka; Harold d. Shadington, Topeka;
George W.. Weber. Topeka; Edward c.
ds peka: John b Il. Hanna. t Newton np1is Russell
johnson. Pittsburg; John L. Giddings,
C. Dyer, Salina; Ralph +. Blair, Holton !;
Richard L. Hill, Wichita Robert X, Wal
tiers, abilene George Is !; hittei, Mode: Ed
Hovey. Kansas City: Edmund L. Caskey.
Topeka: William Shauer, Alma Joy o. Lee
Charles f.. Connor, Horton; Charles w
Rodenbaugh. Eureka; Charles s. Weiser
Eureka: LLOYD A. Pugh, Eureka; Harold
Eureka: L. L. Todd. Eureka Clarence E.
Gore, Eureka; James H, Willis; Topeka; !;
k1reRs Haqod MeTeth
Robert L. weldon. Eureka; 6. T. Porter,
Burt, Eureka: John A. Divine, Eureka; W.
Glenn @ HeIlpan. Eureka p; H. kissiGgsr
George Miller, Eureka: Henry j. olson,
Eureka; Jack Van Sickle. Hope; William
Dean r. Marriott, Eureka Lloyd A. Berry,
Topeka: g. c. Call, Eureka: 7. L. Cum
mings. Newton: Jesse Duncan, Eureka: c.
Nvrit E1Irn nEa roll NJ ri
Eureka; Arthur X. Herbert. Eldorado: Ben
JTmes Lowe. Flora: Frank c. Porter,
thar Ray HfEg Earska a. We
n. Sehadef. Alexandria; Otto q; Smith,
Eureka; Rodney r. Wright. Climax; Glenn
2 Windsor, wellington; Harry l. Rains.
Vernon A. James. Eureka: Paul II. Lane.
Kansas City: sam Pryee, Eureka: Melvin
loosa; Clarence NJ. Mcdonald, ottawa !:
Frank =. Mateer, Kansas City; Glenn r.
Lewis. Eureka.
Homer r. Blair. Soldier; G. Z. Riggs. lola :;
Mayer-Miles; Garden City; Arthur W.
keene, Dwight: George NJ. Grover. lola !;
R. s Towles. Haleomb: Joseph F. Dubriel.
Tecumseh; Fred r. Jones. Atehison; Alex
ander w Robertson, satanta; Paul r.
Military Police.
SJth Division Military Police-Kansas
@: p: Allison. Girard: Frank E. Adams,
Woodston; Albert Amos, Fredonia; James
sey. Elk Falls; John W. Batagler, Coffey-
vile: Charles n. Beal. Elk City; Clarence
Wichita; Elmer s Close. Wichita; Ralph
Calvert. Clearwater; James g. Calson.
aerberf crapfof wicsits GSGper FsaI aIeda
CreeI. CoffeyviIIe; Dale W. Cretser Tow
anda; Claude Cunningham, Wichita Ralph
Howard: Fred Fielder, Wichita James w
| Foley. Wichita; Wilbur S. Gaines, Welling-
| ton; Chester A Gregory, lola: Joseph s.
| Frank S. Harmed. wichita Walter d. Har-
| rineton. Coffeyville; Frank H. Harvey. Par
5. Hiberger, wichita; Henry NJ HaIsey,
Wichita; g A. Howard. Wellington: Rob-
fTs HussIns 9athe ERF, Il kengsdy Ek
| Thomas r. knight. CoffeyviIIe; Wayne J.
| Lanting: Wichita: F.. j. Lewis, Elk City
| Manahan, Hillsboro: Lauren e. Matsen.
| Wichita: Francis Musselman. Holton: Mark
wichita; Clarence Patterson. Howard
| Leon c. Pfckens, Peck; James F. Pickens.
Peck; Bryson J. Palley. Burlington: Ralph
| win: John W. Ransom. Elk Falls: Arthur
| d. Rail. Wichita; Lloyd L. Race. Wichita
yer: chanute,: H J. shafer. Wichita: Lloyd
Smith. Beagle: Alonzo z. SPECIAL. tiirard
| Chester r. Summers Liberty; Manning Fl.
| Taylor Edna: Merle E. Turner. Coffeyvflle
Ivan d Umbarger, Wichita: Frank Il.
| Ward. Concorslia: Miner F. Watson wfeh-
/ ita: Dean o. Wheeler, Peck. Clyde T. viii
! son. Wichita: Frank L Wilson. Elk City
/ William p. Walfe. Elk City; Jacob W.
| Wright, Elk City George NJ Ward,
/ Wichita
Military Police Sanitary Detachment
| Kanss 81: Lester T. Smith, Oswego: Earl 4.
Brenner, lola Floyd P Meyers, Hutchin-
son: Earl r. Smith. Satanta
35th Division, Postal Detachment-kan-
sas: Lloyd H. Greenward, Wichita James
| NJ. Smith. Lost Springs: OrvfIle Brooks
| Pittsburg: Roy Lockhart. Leavenworth
Lloyd N. Stanley, Welisvflle; Robert L,
| Miles, Westphalia.