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Show j 4 Utah Men Who Have Joined VarloMS Branches of the IL S0 Fighting5 Forces c . 2 In GLENN H. ALLEN. j A. F. SMOOT. I HOWARD E. RUDY. WUdfORD COLEMAN. ARNOLD M. DOUGLAS. I , A E. J. HALL. ; A & W m I 1 ' I I , ' ' ' ' ' " ''3 CAPTAIN NORMAN E. KANE, I i justness, lijji jj III . ' i m stops : l'1 ffjfl ta special and his' IK jjl IP 4::";itii I 0 ff 1jj ccaaaaceesa I Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coleman of 2131 South West Temple street. Member of the Twelfth infantry, trained at Camp I Fremont. Now in France. Pon of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Doug-jias Doug-jias of 4167 South State street. Formerly P employed by the Utah Power & Light I company at the West Temple substation, j Now in France. Eighteen years old. Grandson of Mrs. E. M. Hall of 1330 McClelland avenue; nephew of Mrs. H. E. Pinney of 445 Westminster West-minster avenue. Enlisted in A battery, 145th field artillery. Now in France with his cousin, Harold Pinney. LEEOY M. TJEEY. From Salt Lake to the battlefront in France in less titan two months was the schedule on which A. F. Smoot traveled, following his enlistment In the tank corps August 5 of this year,according to word just received by his wife, who resides at 204S Eleventh East street. He is the son of A. C. Smoot of Sugarhouse and is 25 years old. Commission as second lieutenant of artillery. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Orson fl W. Rudy, 566 West Second South street. H Stationed at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., I where he was made an instructor. En- listed in the 145th field artillery in July, 1 1917. 1 Glenn H. Allen, 25 years of age, son of Mrs. Fablna Allen of American Fork, has arrived safely overseas. Young Allen enlisted en-listed December 15, 1917, and trained at tlie Presidio, San Francisco. Son of Mrs. Mary Kane of 149 South Eighth East street, and a brother of Richard A. Kane, who is in France as secretary for the Knights of Columbus. Formerly employed in office of county clerk of Salt Lake county. Born at Sidney, Sid-ney, Neb.; 27 years of age; educated in the Salt Lake schools and at All Hallows college. Commissioned captain in January, 1917. Artillery branch of the service in France. ARCHIBALD FREEBAIRN, JR. L. ROBERT EDWARD. J. F. WHITMORE. WILLIAM H. BROYLES. ai? - WILLARD DAY. LFBUT. JOHN W. LIVINGSTON. 1 . - JESSE E. DAY. Son of Mra. Leroy M. Urry of 243 Iowa avenue. Now in France with the 145th field artillery. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Urry of 3112 South Third East street. LIEUTENANT ALBERT R. POTTS. Formerly a student of the University of Utah, Archibald Freebairn, Jr., has graduated from the ground school in Berkeley, Cal., and is now starting upon a course in flying at the Sacramento aviation school. He is the son of Archi-' Archi-' bald and Ada Green Freebairn who reside re-side at 2536 South Seventh East street. CLARENCE A. BROYLES. " .. . . : ,. ) i.f - RALFH ALBERT MURANO. Son of Mr. and Ml-s. b. Whitmore of 212 West First South street. Enlisted in the marine corps April, 1917. Now in France. Adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jewel of 1329 South Tenth East street. IB Graduate of the West high school and M Cornell university. Enlisted in Sep tern- ffl ber, 1917, and trained at Camp Lewis ns nHj a member of H company of the 362nd In (ti fantry. Commissioned in August, 1918. 91 Now on duty in the disbursing department I at Washington, TO. C- Lieutenant John W. Livingston is the first Midvale boy to receive a commission commis-sion in the army. He enlisted in the machine ma-chine gun corps organized at Fort Douglas Doug-las shortly after declaration of war was made and in which he was made sergeant. ser-geant. Later he was selected from several sev-eral hundred men in training to attend an officers' training camp. Successfully passing all examinations, he nvas duly commissioned second lieutenant and is now awaiting assignment for overseas service. ALEXANDER H. DAVIDSON. FRANK S. KNAtTS. i W! J. E. Broyles of 354 West Sixth South street is the father of two . of Uncle Sam's fighters. William H. Broyles, 20 years old, enlisted en-listed in quartermaster corps, July 1, 1918. Graduate of East high schooL Formerly employed by the Utah Fuel company. Stationed at Alexandria, Va. Bugler Clarence A. Broyles enlisted in the navy last February. Stationed at Goat island, California. Employee of the Utah Fuel company. CLINTON DAY. Son of A. "S. Polls of Kamas, Utan. Now in France. Potts is 22 years old. Enlisted July 15, 1917. AXEL KIMBALL OLSON. Tin - a7Vf : ,1 " 1 Mm 1 3 KENNETH H. HARDING. If wii , vw 1 1 t i r . ' I ' Ralph Albert Murano, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Murano of Bingham, has heen "over there," according to word received recently by his parents. Upon enlisting in Salt I,ake he was sent to the naval training station at San Francisco, where he remained until assigned to one of the ships of the navy. He has written his parents that he enjoys life on the briny deep, and expects soon to see European waters. His parents reside at 39S Main street. Bingham. SERGEANT VAN E. NEWTOAN. A- '; . SLDNEY B. SPERRY. Alexander H. Davidson of Mohrland is with the Twenty-eighth engineers, and at recent report was at Camp Meade, Maryland. Mary-land. He enlisted August 19. He was employed by the United States Fuel company com-pany for three years before enlisting. He entered the army through the Salt Lake recruiting office and was sent to Fort Douglas and later to Camp Meade. Pon of T. 13. Knaus of Marysville. 13n- : listed In navy last August and went to S San Diego a month later. Is 19 yeara 1 old. Was a student at Wasatch acad- Wnffl emy, Mt. Pleasant. Employed at the Minerva Products company at Marysville. II Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lew H. Harding, 10 Kensington apartments. He is 20 years old; enlisted in quartermaster's department depart-ment July S, 191S. Graduate of the East high school. Formerly employed by the Mutual Creamory company. He is now in France. ALBERT L. LARSEN.. HTLLMAN DAVLES. CORPORAL GEORGE L. WEILEi. Vrgeant Van E. Newman enlisted in tlie aero service last December. Stationed at Dorr Held. Arcadia, Fla. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Newman of 412 East Second South street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Olson of 376 West Sixth South street; now in France in the medical corps, attached to one of the field hospitals. ( t W ll v. I fv. Ll i J D; 1 m 1 : , . . "111 I r i !j JOHN PRATT. A M "WILLIAM W. CONDIE. -. j ; ll s 93. HAROLD PINNEY. fi'.: j Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Sperry, Jr., of 13S3 South Third East street, recently received a telegram from their son, Sidney Sid-ney B. Sperry, stating that he had been commissioned a second lieutenant in the field artiliery. Lieutenant Sperry, who is 22 years old, is a graduate of the University of Utah. Upon entering the service he was assigned as-signed to Camp Lewis, but later was transferred to the sipnal corps and sent to Camp Fremont. From there he was sent to the officers' tiaining school at Camp Zachary Taylor Ky,, where he was given his commission October 9. With three sons lighting "over there" and with a son-in-law in training "over here," Mr. and Mrs. James Day of Fillmore, Fill-more, Utah, are counting on the American Amer-ican forces to defeat the central powers. Willard Day, youngest of the three brothers, enlisted in the signal corps of tlie army and has been in France for several sev-eral months in active service. Jesse E. Dav, next older, enlisted shortly after his Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Parkinson of Los i Angeles, and brother of Mrs. J. W. Zlntz I of 34i) Sherman avenue. Salt Lake. Both j Condio and his mother formerly made ! j their homes in this city. He is 27 yeaoa ! j old. and a nephew of Gibson Condie. who i is also in the army. Son of Mr. and Mr;;. C. C. Larsen of lo35 South Second East street. Nuw in France. Twenty-three years of age. Entered En-tered service last May, being attached to the hospital detachment of the 145th field rtillrv. France. Clinton Day, oldest of the three, is serving with an infantry regiment at the front! Hillman Davies, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Day Is in training at Camp K""aniv" Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt of Blackfoot, Idaho, who recently received word of his sale arrival on the western battlefront. He is III years oW and enlisted en-listed at Malad, Idaho, in the fall of "17 Son of Joseph L. Weiler. head of the iHQ sani tary division of the city board of j y health. Enlisted May 13, litis, v Now in IH I iA$on of Mr- and Mra- H- K- pinney of Westminster avenue, twenty years ! f age; formerly employed as storekeeper Jkfj Grande ::n.;id. i ; , I ist ;'. ;' A f - |
