Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-05-26 | Page 16 | Dentists Anxious to Join Colors

DENTISTS ANXIOUS TO JOIN COLORS Referred to Washington by Lieutenant Humphrey at Fort Douslas. In response to inquiries he Iiils rc cci dl relative to enlistments iu the drnt'il corps of the regular army, Lieu j i tenant Jra K. Humphrey, of the medical ! department at Jr'ort Lmulas, Fays lie , has received no information relative to , enlisting dentists and he advi.-ca ail I j who desire information relative to this' j corps to communicate direct with the I surgeon general of the army nt Wn;0i- I ington, 1). J. I "There is no dental officer here to I be lipyq unfit o-l for examination work,'' Faid Or. Humphrey, "nnd no information informa-tion nhont the. dental corps has been received. re-ceived. I have had a number of in-(uirie.-i nnd 1 have advised all to communicate com-municate direct with the Mir-jeon yn- 1 eral, us that is the surest and qun-k- ! est way ot getting the information de- sired.' K!pvpu physicians in the state have i recently nppbed at 1'rtrt louj.-lns for en- j liftmen t in the medical reserve corps i I of the. armv nnd have been examined , by Lieutenant Ira K. Humphrov. M. 1(. ' r'., U. S. A. Thev are: K. '(". Clerk nnd V. II. Whalen. Ogden; V. A. Hush. I o- 'can; A. A. Bird, Mn-jna; W. A. Whit-rn.-k, Oayton: R. V. 1'ipher. J. J. (irIIi- ' pan. .1. H. ' iesv, C. M . Honed iet nnd , W. K. Huphestof SaU i-flke; Dr. Cook 1 of Sunnvside.