Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-12-19 | Page 11 | Utah Men in U. S. Service

UTAH MEN IN I U. S. SERVICE AETHUE DAVIS. s Arthur Davis, son i of Mr. and Mrs. ! Campbell Davis of Salt Lake, enlisf'd ! in tlio medical de-; de-; parttnent o I the ' l:'il!'-d St;itus army f in .lar.uarv of t ids vear and has be;n 5 stationed at Camp i I.ee. Virginia. He 3 was associated in huKiness with his 4 hrotlier. Ross C. s Davis, also of this i:ity. JOHN WTLIiASD SMITH. John Wlllard Smith of the 102nd aero squadron Is now overseas, according ac-cording to word received re-ceived by his family. fam-ily. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs-John Mrs-John E. Smith of Pleasant Grove, Utah, and brother of Mrs. J. Whelan of C o s ra o p o 1 is, Wash. He is expected ex-pected home at no flitatnnt rlato Ij:;;.;-1:?- -fel I JOSEPH D. EVANS. Josepli) D. Evans of Spanish Fork left for Camp Dewis in July. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Jo-seph J, Evans. He went from Camp Fremont to Camp Mills, and was pre-: pre-: pared to sail No-i No-i vember 3, when the ; Eighth division was ; called back. He was j a member of the i Sixty-second infan-; infan-; try. He has been at i Camp Lee, Virginia. H. EAKL HEUSSEK. H. Earl Heusser of Salt Lake is now with the American expeditionary forces in France, according to a letter written to friends In this country. coun-try. He gives a very interesting description descrip-tion of his experiences experi-ences in going "over the top." VON SEAEE MORRISON. on S'eare Morri-,son Morri-,son is the son of Mr. :and Mrs. R. B. Mor-i Mor-i rlson of 22r Hazel ? street of Salt Lake. After being rejected f bv the navy and f quartermaster corps ;-for phj-sical disabil-: disabil-: ltv, he applied for a position as army i field clerk, and since ihis appointment has jbeen busily engaged jin his duties at New-jport New-jport News, Va. GEORGE L. BEMIS. i, George L. Bemis is il overseas, having 8 sailed October 27 of this year. He Is the - son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. and Sarah Bemis of 6l3 East Broadway, Salt Lake. He enlisted in the "army April 16 of this year and left for Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jacksonville, Jackson-ville, Fla,, on May 2. He is well pleased with the eervlce.