Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-04-17 | Page 9 | More Utah Boys Arrive from Across the Atlantic Ocean

More Utah Boys Arrive From Across the Atlantic Ocean NEW YORK, April 17 Bringing more than 120u olficers and men of the Fortieth division (former national guard of California, Nevada, Utah. Colorado. New Mexico and Arizona) the steamship Sierra arrived here today to-day from Bordeaux Headquarter.-' .oiupany, medical de tachment and Companies A. B, C and D of the 144th machine gun battalion, 24 officers and G60 men will be demobilized de-mobilized at Camps Kearny, Grant, Dodge, Hancock, Sherman, Lee and Dix. Headquarters and sanitary detachments de-tachments and Companies A, B, C and h of the 14Mrd machine gun battalion, HO officers and 32n men, will be demobilized de-mobilized at Camps Kearny, Dix, Bow-le, Bow-le, Dodge and Grant. The Fortieth division's military police company, lour olficers and 104 men. will be demobilized de-mobilized at Camps Kearny, Bowie and Funston. Meanwhile these western wes-tern troops will go to Camp Mills. N. Y. The Sierra brought altogether 1606 troops, including three officers and 252 men convalescing from wounds or illness ami balloon, medical and other oth-er casuals. Detachment of 91st CAM P M ERR ITT, N. J., April 17 A detachment of one officer and 25 men of the 363rd infantry, 91st division, divis-ion, left hen- today for Camp Taylor. THE WAY. "How can these matrimonial bu-reaus bu-reaus come up to the scratch "lu proving they are safety . lualLUcs.'' hBssssssssssI KVWfJSBBSBBBBBBBSl ?