Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
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 ENOUGH: WILL NOT PARADE
 "a. PASO. June s.-The men of tre 34eth artillery have had enough narching and for that reason will mol parade on their arrival in their hone state. said Governor Thomas F.. CaApbeai of Ar;4ora. who stopped on in Fl Pas0 on his way home from NeW York. where he went 10 officially greet the regiment.
 The ls day hike made from the Mouse -Argonne front to it's station in Rhjmeland province. Germany. making E miles day with rain falling con, tinsaily and with go pounds on eacl, mans back. was considered by the men the most memorable experience Campbell That is why wll not attempt fo have them parade any more. and it is why l am going to arrange ts have them demobilized as quickly as possible. The only thought on theh minds now is home sweet home
 ''The men of the 340;h artillery, mostly Arizonans. who for that reason will take the regimental colors to the state Of Arizona. was commended by their head officer. Col VII h.eler. as beiey the best re egi;ner; he mad ever comm anded There was not one case Of court martin, among them.
 Entertained IT. New York
 When ;h.y arrived in New York they were given q sccd r.ms ;y the Rocky Mountain cup. which welcomes all men fron the Rocky mountain states and who will continue 10 do so even when there is only one man re- turning The 3i0th artil;erymen were .aken in 2l double decked sight see ing kassss through New York City. TbeI taken 10 the Fifth avenue cafe and dna!iy 10 the Globe theater. The funds e,r this entertainment were do. nafed by the various copper com panies of Arizona anu New Mexico. amounting to sl0.c00 New Mexico men were treated the same as Ari- zonaus. both being my guests.
 -1 carried several hundred dollars in money "a some of the men from their relatives. Magazines. books. cigars and other pleasantries were sen. to the Rocky Mountain club for 1he men and were transported out to camp Upton when I first went out there These presents occupied one half of a railroad train
 That Rocky Mountain club. by the ray- which is the official representa- tive of the state of Arizona. has q register of every man of the Rocky mountain states who comes 10 New York from overseas, so that anyone can find these men without trouble. IL has pool tables. libraries, all sorts of refreshments and various other comforts for the men 10 enjoy wheth- CT they are men to be demobi.ized or nd Their club roonls are in the heart of fht. city.
 Looks After Men in Hospitals
 Lier. Wes A. Hill. who have ap- pointed temporarily OH my staff. is now wozIing heartily with -his club .tc p,ruF.de for any Arizona or New Mexico man who returns in the iu ture. and also for the patients from these two states in three big hospi- tals of New York City
 -Twenty-nine Arizona and New Mex leo men Of the 3i0ih artillery are in these hospitals now. Most of> them are suffering from minor ailments. such as tonsilitis, after effects Of in nuenza and slight wounds. Two of them are suffering from hernia. advised these men 10 submit to op erations, which is the best thing fol them. and ] hope they will.
 "The S3th division. of which the 34Oth artillery was a part. was rated third among the g divisions by Gen J. J Pershing. It captured 50S1 pris oners. 1z7 large guns. 455 machine Ssss. advanced ss kilcs and was al the front % days"