Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-22
GEN. FUNSTON
NAMES WHICH
TROOPS WILL
RETURN HOME
START SOON

Announcement was made at Washington
last night Of the national guard organiza-
tions that have been designated to return
home the order Saturday of $4,000 TO 20.-
600 men. The departure of these troops,
which is expected to hegin within the next
week or ten days, or az soon as transpor-
tation equipment arrives. Local railroad
officials said today that they have not been
advised as 10 the starting of equipment
for the border. About seventv-five Pull
man tourist ears will be needed to handle
the troops designated to 60 from Browns
vile alone
or the troops on the lower border 10 60
home. there are included:
First battalion of Louisiana field artiI-
lery. stationed at McAllen.
Louisiana Field Hospital No !. sta
ton. Brownsville.
Second Indiana infantry, Ambulance
Company No. 2. and brigade headquar-
ters. station, Llano Grande.
First squadron. Iowa Cavalry. station.
Llano Grande: Field Hospital No /. sta
tion. Brownsville: Iowa Ambulance Com
pany No. station. Brownsville. brigade
headquarters. and Third Iowa infantry.
Nebraska Field Hospital No 1. Com
pany n. Signal Corps. and Fifth Nebras-
ka infantry. station. Llano Grande
Seventy fourth New York infantry.
Field Bakery Company. Supply Train and
Ambulance Company No 4, station, Me-
Allen.
First Oklahoma infantry. station, San
Benito: Troops A and r. Oklahoma cav
airy. station. Ilano Grande; Field Hos
pi'al Company and Company A, Engineers.
station Llano Grande
Fourth South Dakota infantry, station.
San Benitc.
Second Virginia infantry, station.
Brownsville.
With the departure Of the foregoing
troops. the following organizations will re-
main in camp on the lower border, or in
General James Parkers district:
Llano drande-FirSt Indiana infantry
Battery d. Indian Artillery: Field Hospital
No 2, Indiana and Troop A. Kansas Cav
airy.
McAllen Brigade Headauarters
Twelfth New York infantry; Sixtv-ninth
New York infantry: Third New York Field
Artillery fnow in Brownsville. iemporar-
ilv). First New York Cavalry. and Field
Hospital No T.
Brownsville-Sccond Iowa Infantry
First Squadron. Virginia Cavalry: First
Squadron Colorado Cavalry: Troop A, New
Hampshire Cavalry.
Corpus Christi-Two regiments Texas
Infantry. Battery A. Texas Field Artillery.
Organizations on other parts Of the bor-
der that arc ordered to 20 home include
Arkansas-Two battalions Of infantry,
stationed at Dcming. n. NJ
District Of Columbia-Battery r, Field
Artillery, Douglas. Ariz.
Illinois - Brigade headquarters and
Third infantry San Antonio.
Kentucky-Second infantry. III Paso
Marvland-Fifth infantry. Eagle Pass
Massachusetts - Ambulance Company
No. 2 and Field Hospital No .. III Paso.
Mnnesots-First infantry. San Antonio
First Field Artillery. Llano Grande.
Missouri-Fourth infantry, Laredo.
Montana-Troop A, Cavalry, Douglas
Ariz.
New Hsmpshire-First infantry, FL
Paso.
North Carolna-First infantry. FL Paso
Ohio--Fourth infantry. Fifth infantry
Third Brigade Headquarters, First Squad.
ron Cavalry. FL Paso.
Pennsvfvania-Second Field Artillery
Company c, Engineers: Sixth infantry
Eighth infantry. Third Brigade Headquar-
ters. III Paso
South Carolina-Troop A. Cavalry
Company c, Engineers, Field Hospital, E
Paso.
Utah-Second Squadron, Cavalry, No.
gales. Ariz.
Tennessee. Ambulance Company No. /
Field Hospital No. /, FL Paso.
Wisconsin-Second infantry, San An.
tonic.