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Show EVERY TRAIN BRINGS ifHfflERSifh OLIVE DRAB i Holiday Spirit Prevails Among Men Who Return Re-turn to Civil Life. Kvery train that arrives at one of the railway stations in Suit Lake these days ltears scores or, at least, a dozen or so !ih soldiers returning to their h.mir from battlefield and camp, clad In olive drab. They are clad to be home aaln, though tione would sell his experiences as a toldler for a large fortune If such a transaction were , TTTTTTtmr ; ' The homecomings, from all corners ot the country, are made trips of song and merrymaking. The h.;Mdsy spirit is stronger by reason of tha ability to join the home flka In their celebra- 1 tlons. Not all the men who stepped forth to take part In the big row got J to (jo overseas, but nil the men were Kound for the war gone and were prevented pre-vented from geiimg there, only by the good Judgment of the Hon committee which nig tied the armistice. INFLUX HEAVY. The influx of returning doughboys, filers, artillerymen and men from other oth-er branched of the nervier was espe- Saturday morn in k trams brought In a party of the s. A T. C. men who were sent to Cimp Mr Arthur, Waco, Tex., to enter the officers' training school, s well an Soldiers Who tiad been stationed sta-tioned hi other camps some of them 1 at p' ints of embarkation. Among the crowd on Saturday's trains-wen tave ! Coleman, formerly asitaiit r porting i editor of The Telegram, Irvine Nelson, Krank Mc ianney. Hay Silver. Frank Newman, Harry Newman. I'aul Hlnck-lev. Hlnck-lev. Wilford Kirdley. Kalph "Huh' Brown. C Koch. Alvin Hock, V. H Carpenter and I'erry Walker, alt well known university men. arfd Hftrry Keene, from Camp McArthur, Tex; lUrold W. Pickering of The Telegrttm from Camp Tike, Ark. SUNDAY'S ARRIVALS. Some ft the mn who arrived at their Ctah homes yesterdav were Lieutenant Lieu-tenant A K. t roft of Ogon. from Camp Taylor. Ky.; Lieutenant H. H. (iardner, Ivei. from Camp Jackson. S. C; Lieutenant Cnver Burnett. Partington, Par-tington, from Camp Jackson: Lieutenant Lieuten-ant W. A. Bishop, provo, from Port Field. Okla . Cadet Filer Charts W. Orr, Salt I-ake. from Taylor Field, Ala.; Sergeant C F. Stoney. Logan, from Camp McArthur; Corporal 14. A Fernsworth, Salt Iake. from 'amp Taylor. Ky.; T 1 McTxtnnelt. Percy Smith, P. S. Baliff. Frank S ili.-lut y, P. L. Wright, I. K. Crandall. ;ienn W. Sumlson. K. H. Ieonard and Howard Harris, from Camp McArthur. |