Show UI UTAH AH BOYS REACH CITY FROM FORTl FORT l AN COL One Hundred Fifteen Soldiers Soldiers Soldiers Sol Sol- diers Give Vent to Feelings Feel ings ins After Weeks of R Restraint Restraint Re Re- and Wearisome Trip Haul hail 1111 The geng's all hero here I What Well do UfO we care What thell do we c cart care What hat do We ire care norri By Corp L. L A. A Fernsworth vv WHEN lIEN the boys hoys have been through in inthe inthe a pretty tough session cession out the field or out out outon on the march an anthe and the they come dragging into the barracks harracks bar har- racks boots weighted down in ma mud clothes soiled perhaps a n bit tattered legs and body tired and generally in ina inn a n famished condition condition- Well VeIl when they've been through all nIl this and they know that in a few minutes the tile top cutter cutler will step two paces to the right and two paces to the front of the company and bawl l out that most popular of all army commands D Dismissed J I Yh Why what thell do they care cara careT The Tho gangs Sans all t there thero ero Isn't It And Ard the gang bawls It out In a a. vibrant chorus chorus cho cho- rus rue of song ong ng words as aa above music n as asno no transcriber of ot musical notes has yet yot dared to put it down spirit of or tho Yanks I 4 Snows Delay Train And 90 so o. o when HE hl Utah soldiers hopped off ort a J. J delayed train of the tho Ore Oregon on Short Line Lino at the d pot pet afternoon aCtor atter wearisome waits walts along tho the road rOld an and t weeks of or chaffing under restraint at the ar army Y camp while i tho the army red tapo of ot mus mus- ter-out ter was being unraveled Wh Why what thell did they care caro Thc They were home weren't the they And there thero were tho the faces aces of ot sweethearts sweethearts sweet sweet- hearts rn radiant lant with jO Joy and there with a 3 smiling welcome were wore mothers mothers moth moth- ers era fathers brothers and sisters or Just pals ready to greet them with both hands and then throw their arms around them who in the Tho boys bOs came camo on on train were mostly limited service men from Crom Fort Logan Utah where the they ha had been mustered out somo some on Thursday others on Friday In Infill about ce Utah boys bos were cre discharged Many un of tho the others will come In on trains trains- to to- to day du- duA A few tew havo have g goo gono O l elsewhere The Tho average of service of ot tl the th men who camo came In Inon on on this train wai Wl about three months 4 Not ot so long perhaps perhaps per per- haps compared with the time put Ii by somo across tho the pon pond nn and 1 in the th eastern camps But nut three months spent in an army camp and away from hom homi well weli well its it's worth a a. homecoming welcome wel wol come at an any rat rate v vAnd And then tho they aro are Utah's boys boy Docs Does homo home look 1001 good to sol soldier ier bo boy who have been een away three mont months s Delicacies Mo no noot ot t Tempt If It one had an any doubts he should hanseen have han seen tho line bee those boys bos mad through tho the station gates through h th thi station Itself and out to waiting cabs machines and street cars Not ot tho the tempting morsels ot of coffee s n cigarettes and sweet thing tendered b by tho the Re Red fled Cross could hal them thorn Tear down tho the doors If It you havo haYo to but whatever y you ou do got get out tho the Instructing instructing In In- army officer likes hikes to tell hl hi men when ho he is 13 informing them thorn their proper conduct at the guard house houRI at tho the moment when tho the man on poet No 1 Turn out tho guard Well If It that depot had been beon a 1 Ii guard ond and tho the guard out outside ld hR had hadI I oiled olle 1 Turn out tile Ule guaro guara i general of tho the United States army Tho The members member of the tho guard suard couldn't couldn t havo cleared out wIth greater speed than those boys out of tho the station yeste yeti yes te rda And as a for Miss Brita McDonald McDon and Mrs W D Biter who h had d been beon walkInG walk walk- tug InG post for for tho the Red Reel Cross at the depot all day and who were charged with the tho the responsibility of ot buttonholing boys bos as aa the they came camo b by und getting their names und and military records for tor state historical purposes purposes they ha had the time ot of their lives Novi-i Novi Nevertheless No they did ld fair sized list manago manaIo to get set a n pretty of tho the nameS of ot such uch of ot th the boys M i ilive live lIvo in Salt Lake county To have hav gotten sot got ten all was Wl impossible Later registration regis roI will have havo to be depended ed Upon lipon to to tho list YesterdaYs YesterdaY's homecoming homecomIng- w was the largest single detachment of or boys that have havo conic cornu homo home since th the discharge of has hal begun Tho The men who who camo came from Fort L Logan Lo- Lo gan most of ot them have havo boon there since their entrance Into the army TheIr treatment was excellent they tho relate and their work worl of ot training tr liar hilt not been boon hard harl Tho The only thing thru that rubbed tho wron wrong way wa with them thorn durIn during dur dur- In ing their thell stay in tho the arm army It appears appeals was the temporary Idleness and the consequent restlessness between the period of ot tho the signing of or tho the armistice and their out Hero are aro a to few fow but by no means moana all allot of ot tho the names of or tho mon men as aa tho they thoy were wr Continued on rage page 26 5 UTAH UTA BUYS BOYS REACH CITY FROM FORT LOGAN COLO CLU C Continued from paso page 1 d section c caught on the tho fl fly b by tho the Red fled Cross Unless Unless Unless Un Un- workers and The Herald ld reporter less otherwise noted they ley are from Salt Lako Lake West Temple Ten Tem Jo Joseph h C. C Watkins S. S Plo pIc street Hawthorne Ha Delkert some somo In Utah George o W W- p Paxton Patton S Silt S tIt Lake L. Josiah Nelson Kelson Leamington Dalles Rogers Leonard Leonar Dai- Dai ton St. St George Parley Roper Roper- Oak City Joseph Josoph Slator Slater Jr Chamberlain Chamber Chambor- lain court Irwin G Garfield George George- A. A Johnson 07 E E. Hubbard avenue t John A. A Baer Blair street Richard N N. Ninth James Salt Lake Lako Lafayette Sheets 1120 E C. First South McDonald Mc Mc- Donald EI Eighth East Easl Raymond Haymond C G 1159 1169 E E. Thirteenth South D.C. D D. C. C C Butterfield 1003 1005 8 B. State Willard Shull 64 H S 8 A. A J. J Martin Garfield Garfield Gar- Gar field Walter alter A. A Hoenes 2320 S S. State Frank 8 S. Martin 1439 Major street F F. M. M r. r Da Day Utah h country Ray flay Dune Duno Dartnell Dart Dart- nell noll route 0 5 box bot 29 Walter Hills Chicago street Adrian n Classe 1561 I Edison street et tt Lionel H. H Pickering West court courtr David id Forslund 12 moro more apartments q Moroni Duval Du Harrison Harrison Harri Harri- son Park street Frank W W. Bader Dader 1309 V. Yo 8 Seventh Harold Cannon Cannon Can Can- n- n non 1146 1140 S S. S Ninth East Patrick J. J G O Windsor OliverJ Oliver Oll J. J J 25 8 Fourth West Wast t t. From Oth Other r l Point Besides Deshle those Just mentioned tho the following following fol fol- fol- fol lowing are aro among tho the others who ar- ar rl J il in tho the course of ot t tho io day from Crom outer other other oth out er pointy points I Harold L L. Child Chit Smith place James Orson Meeks I Kenneth E. E Bourne K IC street Charles M. M Weiss ol S. S Fourteenth East Robert Hobert Louis Blaine Spring City Allen F F. Dalley Dailey 15 16 apart apart- ments David ld L. L Jones Jone n l Magna na Robert nobert Miller Parowan Paro l Earl lil L L. Broman Droman W. W Second South E E. A A. A Nelson Hotel Adrian Ro Roy Allred E E. Second South Bryan Brynn W W. Lake street J. J T. T Creer Windsor avenue A A. J J. J no Ropers Rogers cr E n. First South 35 Downing avenue onu John W. W Cronin seaman U U. U S S. S N. N 32 L street et Jack Por Porter er ernO nO S S. S Second West cst Thomas R. R Buttery Dutten E. E Second South Kor hl HarmeR 43 First avenue Stephen J. J seaman U. U S. S N. N Salt Lako Aleo Telegram Dewitt De Porter 1160 D. D Thirteenth South 12 S. S First West Bruno 1 12 S S. First West street Arthur G G. G Hunt Bunt CIS CIL W W. Third North orth Solomon Rucker in W W. North Tem Tem- Leonard B. B 1232 EI Eighth East J. J B B. Oswald Houghton street Direct Bromwell Z Cox SOG Center Centor Street Joseph C. C Meyer Jefferson on street D. D C. C Butterfield 1003 S S. S State street Logan S S. S A. A T. T C C. C Reach Bench n City Last nl night ht train No 42 of or the Oro Oregon on Short Line Lino brought In about S S. S A A. T T. C C. men mon who had been In training at tho Utah A Agricultural college Logan A few tew of ot aro are Joseph C. C Riches 1775 S S. S St State tl 1 P. Doral Cutler ton ave o nu nue Lafayette Lt P. P Stuart Stu 64 W. W Second South Donald 1 E. E McMillan 64 E E. E South Temple Templo B. B H H. Young Young- 3 S S. S First West George Goorge W. W J Jenkins Sand Sandy A A. N. N Russell Ninth East Enst A A. J. J Peterson W. W Fifth Firth South G. G E. E E Schwan lCj Vine street Mur Mur- urra ur- ur ra ray C C. Curtis Fourth avenue I Joseph A. A Thomas S. S Third East William A A. Johansen noberta Roberts nobert a avenue on Robert C. C Pullan 1400 W W. Third South James Harry Mace S. S EI Eighth Ye West st st. B. B G G. Janks 1 1991 91 W. W South Temple Harold J. J 4 1 Dobs Bobs place Robert Simon Johnson Johhson as avenue Murray lurra A A. J. J Lark Larl Andrew Youn Young Balfour DalCour R. R 5 box 39 W. W Kohler S. S Eighth West cst Otto OUo P P. Omer S S. S Eleventh l East ast Merrill Hyde Ihde 1039 avenue A A. J J. J Martin Garfield South Seventh Robert Gregory Gr-egor 7 12 Joseph Franklin Wilson 1223 18 W. W Sixth South C C. A. A Swenson Walter falter lIter R. R Mackintosh 49 N. N Fifth West William Franklund box hox Murray M. M Fred Reese 10 S Euclid avenue a Lloyd Llo d Wyatt SIC Firth avenue Arthur l' l Frame rune Murray lurra Joseph G Q |