Show Ft t. t News NevIs I I. I Douglas v Orders have been received at post headquarters assigning Second Lieutenants Charles W W. McCarthy and Howard R. R R n Johnson to the eighth Thirty eighth infantry They will sail from lom New York by way of the Panama canal and arrive here In about about- thirty about thirty days There are six lieutenants now under under un un- der orders to report to Ft Douglas for duty They are Lieutenants Harold F F. F Greene and O 0 O. O D D. Wells from Porto Rico Lieutenants Honen Honen lienen Ho- Ho nen Herte McCarthy and Johnson from New York Lieutenant E E. T owls Te Fields has given up his quarters at the post and Is leave for lor a few weeks before sailing for tor his new station in Honolulu Captain and Mrs Otho W V Humphries h Humphries Hum Hum- umphries um- um are arp r taki taking g advantage of about two months' months leave before goIng goIng going go- go Ing to their new station in the Philippine department Chaplain J J. J L L. Blakeney has been invited to speak to the young men of the Y M M. C C. C A A. at Westminster college next Wednesday noon The officers and men o of company AI 1 Thirty-eighth Thirty Infantry are sponsoring the chapel services to today today today to- to day at the post Very attractive Invitations were issued by the mento men menlo mento to lo their many friends o of the post and city and a splendid rath has been prepared for foi the morning hour lour Instrumental music by members members mem- mem bers ers o of the band and a a. vocal solo bv by Mrs Mildred Baker of Salt Lake c City ty The men of the post are being asked to aid the American Red RedCross RedCross Cross by contributing contributing- at least 1 to the tho roll call The men of the army have always found it a pleasure to aid the Red Cross and no doubt will this time make a liberal liberal liberal lib lib- eral contribution to the cause The Themen Themen Themen men of the army arm know that where- where ever ever they gO go they they will find find aRed a R Red RedCross el Cross representative on on duty whether it be in foreign lands or orIn orIn orin In some stricken district o of our own country Information n has been received at post headquarters concerning the traffic regu governing the army irmy chauffeurs on public as well Frances France's as as' military highways famed lamed taxicab army saved Paris laris by smashing speed and road l laws ys t to smithereens in its race to the frontline front frontline line but the soldier chauffeurs chauffeurs chau- chau feurs o of the United States army on ona ona ona hereafter will do their saving a strictly safety first basis The new army traffic laws have been made an official part pait o of army regulations regulations regulations regu regu- lations and will apply to all alt drivers o of army motor cars They are aie o of considerable Interest to civilian motorists because the army has gone in for lor motor convoy transportation transportation transportation trans trans- on an an increasingly larger scale and as a result fleets o of army trucks travel the public highways today carrying tons of equipment and thousands of troops which were formerly transported by bythe bythe bythe the railroads And the traffic cop now backed by army regulations has been invested with full power to enforce obedience from soldier chauffeurs and to require their strict compliance with al all state and local highway laws Further the soldier himself when driving an in army vehicle will be under definite orders to exercise all possible caution caution caution cau cau- tion and be charged with the duty of doing everything in his power to prevent the occurrence o of traffic jams annoyances anno ances and accidents I Smoking while driving repeated I sounding o of horns holding back faster moving cars are among the motor habits which army drivers are forbidden under the new regulations regu regu- lations At Qt no time will the use of muffler cutouts be allowed and when traveling traveling traveling trav trav- eling without cargo army trucks will accord the right of ot way to ve ve- ve carrying loads On dry dusty roads the army chauffeur will run at reduced speed in order that no unnecessary dust will ill be raised to obscure the vision o of other motorists motor motor- fists I If other cars are raising raising- dust he will slow down until such cars pass When meeting an approaching car the soldier chauffeur will give it no less than half the road and andI I if the road Is narrow or rough h will slow down to half speed No army driver will be allowed to halt on a abridge abridge abridge bridge narrow road or bend In the road In crossing railroad tracks I chauffeurs are ordered to slow down and forbidden to make maIe chu chancy cy crossings At cross roads they will proceed slowly until the I road can bo be seen in each direction for or at least seventy five yards While V within pity i yr h LOW LUY local focal customs and govern the driving o of army and ancl ex existing sting laws law s will be observed |