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Show UTAH SOLDIERS SELECTED FOR SPECIAL WORK CAMP KKAKNHY, Nov. 9.--That Hrlgndler General Leroy Lyon, commander com-mander of tho .Sixty-fifth field artillery artil-lery brlgado places Implicit confidence confi-dence In the Utah artillery regiment regi-ment was demonstrated again a few days ago. General Lyon appointed Sergeants II. C. Taylor and H. n. Patterson of tho Utah headquarters company to locate four sectors In the new artillery artil-lery range east of the cantonment. Tho sorgeants, with a detail of five nt.ili men. lmil the sectors manned out nnd selected the location of a bombproof dugout within four hours after they started work. During artillery practice which begins next week, General Lyon and the chief artillery officers will watch the exploding shells from the bombproof bomb-proof dugout now being erected. Major Jonathan Sharp, farmer commander of the Utah hospital contingent, con-tingent, has been appointed director of field hospitals for the Fortieth division. di-vision. Major Clarence Yount has succeeded to tho command of tho Utah field hospital unit. First clasi Private Smith of tho Utah field hospital corps was tho hero of the camp. Smith, In quarters quar-ters with a toothache, discovered a blaze In tent No. C Inst night. Ho promptly cut out tho sldo of tho tout that was afire nnd prevented what probably would have been a serious conflagration. Hugler A. O. Roberts or nattcry ,A, Utah field artillery, is tho first , man of tho regiment to secure a furlough. fur-lough. Roberts has gono to soo his .father, who Is seriously III. |