Show i TAH SOLDIERS SOLDIERS' REACH NEW YORK MEN fROM M MOUNTAIN 0 U N 1 AI N SI STATES A TES ON MATSON IAN Twenty five Per Pcr Cent of I Artillery Landed 1 2 Yesterday Y J 4 Will Wil Co Come tJ t- t to Fort Douglas Douglas' for Of r Muster Just i I By ny S 'S r. r r IN V NE YORK Jan Inn 3 Over Over western men returned from froni France Fiance today tOlay on the transport sanin happy an and grouchy at limo lie SR same I It time t mc Happy because the they were ho again and 1111 grouchy because tJ didn't cl nt got g t a J chance to fire fi c a R sTi sf 6 against t the e enemy I N November 10 was a day of joy forthe forthe for the tIte men of ot the Sunshine division lQ had bad spoIlt spent four foul weary months train training ing illg ing in France l nce That was as the hc li day thc they received o le lo to prepare tog to to Jh t lont Everybody E y knows happened happened- 1 the r iet t day and J n l t t. t A f 4 r reason r son why tho the One chet 1 ami lUtI fourth Forty fi field art artillery null anil nU members members' oC r the the- theOne One ODO l l imoL third Forty field ri lied had it its ifs Ul of joy dashed from its lips Bps Men who ho had rushed to enlist Un th time tho artillery lured b by hI- visions of at ba battering I holes through tho lre L. L spent most of ot their theil time Paths path l through h French mud while llio tito doughboys of or the division were at the tho front fron t using their bayonets to Impress Fritz with the virtues of democracy Not ot J Esen n Shell heJl h Colonel rather r sa sadly l ad admitted admitted ad- ad h however 0 er c that the they dl didn't nt get their baptism of or fire fire- Not ot ev even 1 aono H a t lone lono ono shell came camo th their lr wa way while they were inspecting the tho sector into which the tho California artillery regiments were slated to occupy If Jerry hadn't quit we ve e w would have hae I taken part In the Lime bi big drive o which was wa to have parted lI within a n week celt General Gen eral LIggett ti told our comman commander too that tho American forces force would hav have havo cut off oCt a million H Germans had tho th war warI I lasted Jasted another two said C Captain Cap Cap- W- W thin tain Chase Had the One Hundred and For Forty Forty- fourth remained a a. light field artillery rc regiment ns as It 11 was slated to be when recruited the tho men would probably have ha had hall their chance chunco at Fritz FrH After the they had hall been training weeks oversea o orders order came camo changing the regiment to a n howitzer outfit nn and anil when the course In Ira Instruction In III th t work had been completed new now orders came caine making tho the regiment a heavy field artillery outfit with big bib gun mounted on tractors Th Time The ot officers ken amid anil 1 u men had to begin their studies again and b by the time tho they the war had bad finished too Cu Cut Col Hoarse Comma All members of the time Ono One fourth Forty returned on tho the nl imia and the tIme officials at ot tho por per atlon Issued the of or o the members of at the time Ono One I J arid and third Forty who returned Headquarters Company Compan t four tour men Supply complete t t C C. Batter H D 1 Battery flatter Battery F F. ordnance detach medical mE detachment 11 It j In III addition ther there tel twel Lieutenant Colonel BI BIthe Bi Bitho tho the One Hundred and Fort Forty Jer was acting commander The Thc men of ot both regiments 3 assigned as follows 1 f J About 55 per ir cent California n n guard camp I k Twenty five per cent to Fort Ja las and the remainder to Camp All 11 of oC the artillerymen we to Camp Merritt N. N N J. J J today todar ai ax a there the they will be sent gent to lo th tb mentioned camps to Capt Peter B. B who I 1 known as a writer than he Is mander of ot battery A A. A U i Kith Ith t JIs did not get got a chance to win an any ci orations but Just the tho lie pro cd men Ulen 1 I I Iwho newspaper the time r real ral al attraction for Cor who visited the tho ship Writer Adopts Adopt The Time captain admitted with du due modesty mod mod- Marcel a a. that ho had adopted cst esty who French youngster of or ten summers officials at qt t Boi- Boi had eluded tho the port of enlisting enlisting en en- expedient the simple e deaU by gob sob who of oC a the tho sympathy listing stowaway Inside In Inside had hat bidden time the youthful officials a assorted as as' Other Oilier bass bas drum side a a. who wile sorted that Marcel was as the person had done dono tho the adopting but hut anyway anaY there with Captain Kyn Marcel was wai authorities InO In- In I and unless Immigration J j I Continued O U Ud on Page rag C 2 L I UTAH SOLDIERS REACH NEW NEV YORK IN SAfETY SAFElY Continued from Page 1 I. ter cne Marcel arcel Is going to reside in 1st California in future Marcel's mother was deported by the Germans and his hs father was killed in action The Tho youngster Joined a n. French regiment and remained thero there as a mascot inns mas cot even going nJ over 01 the top three times n with tho the Then came the tho California Call Call- fornia man with their Yankee smiles and Yankee cigarettes and chocolate Marcol succumbed to tho the chocolate an anas and was as disconsolate when ho he learned tho the regiment was wa going back to America When tho the Matsonia was three days das out of at port Marcel emerged from the tho Interior of or the tho bass drum and toJ told his I stor story Captain Kyne Kyno at once volunteered volunteered volun volun- to adopt OPt him I I Depot Division Members i I s Among the unit unity aboard were welo en enmen men of ot tho the field Iel artillery devot do- do pot vot division Including tho the headquarters tel's supply an and companies C D D E and F P seven men of or the ordnance department department depart depart- ment and eleven men of or the medical department There were RI also o ES 58 officers an and 1440 men of or tho the 14 1 field artillery d depot m and six casual 1 companies compan compan- ies leg consisting of or 18 IS officers and mien m men n. n file T depot epol division compose composed composed com com- I pose posed of or Colorado Utah Arizona New ew Mexico and California troops was located lo located lo- lo coated at Re and St. St when whoa tho the armistice was signed five Fifty the per pCr cent o of tho the One Ono Hundred Hun Hun- dred thirds Forty men were members I f t the California national s guard and will go 0 later tl to the coast const Twenty Twenty- I five o per cent from other parts of ot the west will i o 0 to Fort ort Douglas Doug Utah and 20 per PCr cent to Camp Lewis Washington Wash Wash- ington Sold Soldiers on the Matsonia Included Include Leon Harlow Waco raco Tex who wears the service cross won for carr carrying messages through shellfire and gas while a a. corporal and T. T J J. Worthington San Fran Fran- cisco The transport Siboney with 3 G I otic of officers officers of- of tic and men aboard arrived a n. few hours after the Matsonia The wounded wound wound- c ed numbered G of oC whom twenty five wore ambulance cases The Tho home coming units of or the tho sixth Eighty division Fifteen officers and thirty eight men of ot the Eighth di division dl- dl vision slon of or regulars six cas casual al companies compan compan- ies of or ele eleven elen n officers Ulcers and St-I St men mon and casual officers of oC whom horn fort forty five five were In the air service Six Des Destroyers eI S r r l Are Home Hoine Again Philadelphia Jan C. C Without Without ceremony cere cere- ceremony mon mony or any more formality than obtains obtains ob ob- i In peace petco times limes six destroyers that saw long and active o service co In foreign waters arr arrived c at tho the Philadelphia Philadel Philadel- Philadelphia phia na navy yard ar toda today Flying PlyIng the homeward bound pennants the de destroyers destroyers de- de Stewart McCall Ammen Worden Worden Wor- Wor den en Truxton and hippIe Whipple canto came up the Delaware rv r or and quietly dropped an anchor anchor au- au chor off orr the th-s th Jar yard Tho left len Br Brest Dest destroyers ers est France about the nodule m l of ot last month and aud I I I I i I camo across tho the Atlantic b by wa way of ot the Azores Azores and nd Bermuda All AU tho the destro destroyers ers ha have 0 brilliant t records rec records rec- rec ors in como convoy dut duty duly and In hunting German submarines Tho The Amen comes home homo with a record of ot having cruised miles In eighteen months of ot dut duty without having ing a serIous serious serious seri serI- ous breakdown down During During- a storm In December 1917 1317 in which two British destroyers ers accompanying her I were welO lost the tho Ammen was damaged but continued on patrol duty dut- until re re- re Ue ed According to Lieutenant Ke Keady d she sho was In action seven seen times and dropped 0 depth bombs Sunset Division I Soon oon t to o Return I Washington Jan 3 Practically the i entire Forty first division unset Sunset I was included in a list of oC units announced announced an- an In-I In I today b by tho the war department as 18 assigned for tor earl early convoy from Franco Tho The list shows the headquarters and headquarters troops o of the Forty first the One Hundred and first regiment completo complete One Hundred and Si third Sixty complete One Hundred an and Sixt Sixty fourth r complete the One OneHundred Hundred r and Sixty second u lE s 3 second t I ba battalion on I In all more mor more than COO officers and men of ot tho Sunset division comprising comprising comprising com com- troops from trOIT Washington Oregon Oregon Oregon Ore Ore- gon Montana lda Ida an and Wyoming were ordered home Other units of ot rho ho ho division J are arc the o One c Hundred mIl first Eighty and One lIun Hundred re and ancl second Eighty infantry brigade headquarters headquarters head head- quarters CI One Hundred and sixth Forty One Hundred and ami FOlt seventh Forty sc andOne and One Ono Hundred an and Fort Fort-cl Forty eighth machine gun battalions On Ono One Hundred and Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Six Six- ammunition train Ono One Hundred and Sixteenth supply train One Hundred Hundred Hun Hun- dred and Sixteenth sanitary train andOne and Lud andOne I One Hundred and mcl Sixty fourth ambulance ambulance ambulance I lance train Today's list also includes the Sixth One Ono Hundred and ancl First OneHundred One OneHundred Hundred a and l' l Fourth Three Hun Hundred red and Fourth Three Hundred and Sixth trench mortar batteries Three e Hundred and I First water tank train and One lIun e and second Forty nero aero squad squad- ron I I Cruiser Seat Seattle tIe Sails From France Washington Jan JanTha The Tha 3 The crul cruiser cr s Seattle Se Se- I attic attle sailed from Brest r 31 l. l I for New pw v York and Is due Juo January If to with 53 officers and men from the following units I Fourth antiaircraft sector composed i of headquarters headquarter j supply company compan Thir- Thir t ty sixth sixth Thirty seventh se Thirty eight I. I n 1 Thirty ninth ninth and anal Fortieth antiaircraft batteries medical and ordnance detachments detach detach- f t ments 15 oUi officers men antiaircraft sector First St Sf- Sf i m ond Third and amI Fourth antiaircraft batteries bat bat- batteries t- t teries supply detachments I 11 1 officers 1 j men Fourth antiaircraft battalion con coi- coi posed of headquarters companies A A. A H 1 U. U C aid oid D D. D medical d detachment 21 officers cers HS GGS men and md One Ono Hundred Hundred- nn l I seventh Forty-seventh trench mortar b battery 5 6 j j I officers then men Ulna Due in Nc New NewYork 4 York Wednesday t Washington Jan A 3 A corrected 1 statement of or returning troops aboard the transport Ulua due clue In New cw Yok January 11 Issued toda today by the Jar Ju tr department sa says say the ship carries theono tho the thoOn ono One Hundred and Ninth trench mortar battery batter with five 1 officers and aud US lIS men hal half balf of Jt whom will 1111 go to Camp Dhe and th the others to Camp Travis ls and Camp Cody nn and la casual lI 1 company No 0 31 12 with two o officers and ancl men for tor Camps Hancock Leo and Meade Col Cot i E. E Iero Leroy Bourne former Salt Lake newspaper man ratan was Wl in I command oe of the tho Ono One Hundred and Fo Fo 10 I ty third Field artillery when that tha regiment reg res- invent with lh tho One Hundred l and Fort For For- arrived arrived- In New York t ty fourth arr arre e e. from I ot overseas o Several hundred Utah tah men I Including man ninny many from this city It lly i Ir was wao understood here from dispatches were among tho the far west troops to land I Previous Information gl given on out b by bythe bythe the tho war Rr department at Washington D.C. D.C. D. D 1 C. C Indicated that 3 O men from rom thIs would arrive with the Ono One Hundred Hun Hun- dred and fourth Forty-fourth Field artillery The assertion that about per cent of ot tho the One Hundred and third Forty regiment would bo ho ordered d to tu Fort Olt Douglas was Interpreted hero to mean that this portion were Utah men and ancl that the they b be demobilized here hele Utah men In tho the One Hundred and Fort For For- t fifth ty-fifth fifth It wa was wag understood would be mu mustered out at Logan Loban Utah Uth The Tho dispatches dispatches dis dis- patches did not make mako clear where horo Utah men In to the Ono One Hundred Rn and Forty Forty- I fourth would bu bw demobilized |