Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-29
0N[ MILLION
 DESIGNATED ,. FOR RELEASE
Fourteen Battleships and Ten Cruisers Added to Fleet of Transports.

thh signing of the armistice, all ef
 forts. General March, chief of staff said
 today, are being directed toward get
 ting them out of service and back 10
 inc work in which they formerly We're
 engaged. Already, more than half
 the number designated, have been
 mustered out.
 Meanwhile, additional units have
 heen assigned for early convoy home,
 and to expedite the movement, four
 teen battleships and ten cruisers have
 heen added to the fleet of transports
 which will bring back that part of
 th expeditionary forces not needed for
 duty with the army of occupation Re-
 norts tonight from France showed that
 three more transports, with upwards
 of 5000 men had sailed and others will
 depart for home ports as rapidly as
 possible.
 General March said the work of dis
 charging men from camps was pro-
 ceeding at the rate of about 100000 a
 week.
 Assignment to early convoy of ad-
 ditional army units comprising ill ali
 about 80 officers and 5000 men was
 announced today by the war depart- 1nent. The units include the 27th, 18th.
 18th, 95th, 139th, 147th, Tooth and
 4S2nd aero squadrons; the 105th,
 3O2nd 3O5th and 307th trench mortar
 batteries and the 413th telegraph bat
 taliOn.
 It was announced that the recent
 assignment of the 300th aero squadron to early convoy was through error
 and had been cancelled.
 Units Serving With 3rd Army.
 General March made public list
 of auxiliary troops attached to the American Third Army. the army of occupation including the following complete regiments:
 301st, 30Sth, and 310th engineers
 and the 1st, 51st, 34tl and seth pioneer
 infantry.
 General March said Cat no addi
 tional American troops had been or dered to Russia and that the war de-
 partment had no inform ation that the French army had taken over a DOT ton of the sector on the Rhine assign ed to the American forces.
 General March said the total casual
 ties in the 35th division. from all 5 causes as indicated by requests from s that division for replacements up to November 13 were I'll officers and 4,- \ 0S6 men. Up to the same date the S9th division had requested i'll replace ments l96 officers and o.721 men. Following is the conn etc list of units outside of divisions serving with SL. ;rI Ak German frontier:
 Army corps headquarters troops
 66th field artillery brigade; 322nd
 field battalion, signal corps, olst tele-
 graph battalion 26th telegraph batta-
 lion: second cavalry headquarters;
 first squadron, second cavalry; 10th engineers; 56th pioneer infantry; 3rd
 army military police battalion; ca cuation hospitals and 12; 314th re- mount squadron; 303rd remount squad ron army postofficc 927; sanitary train Srd army; 542nd, 59oth, 6o1st, 6O3rd ambulance service sections; @rd army provisional supply train; truck companies Al, 463, 467, 469; third ar j my air service headquarters tlrst pur- suit group; pursuit squadron NO. 4' 4th air park; headquarters lombard ment group; day bombing squadron ! 1S6; headquarters army observation groups aero squadrons and 9l; ] photo sections 2 and 20 branch intell- igence office; 462 D. and 463 D. con- strnction squadrons: third army re- gional replacement depot; ordnance depot No. 303.
 Third army corps, corps troops' Headquarters troops, 30Sth engineers and train; 52nd telegraph battalion; 3OSth field battalion signal corps; afd corps military police company; flrst pioneer infantry; troop k. 3rd caVal- ry motor supply train Alb; fleld re- mount squadron; 3O2 mobile veterln- ary hospital No. 1; machine shop truck unit 40o; first corps artillery park 5Olst mobile ordnance repair shop; Headquarters 3rd army corps air ser Vice; first aero squadron; 60th photo section, 3rd corps balloon groups -1~ c0nnaissance- first balloon company branch intelligence office; third corps sanitary train field hospital l62, ,lo5 and 332; ambulance companies l62, a6S and 332; sales commissary tnlt No. 333.
 Fourth army corps, corps troops Headquarters troops headquarters de- achments; lo1st pioneer infantry, Solst engineers and train; 3lOth ilcla battalion signal corps; 4o5th tele- graph battalion; fourth corps ar service headquarters; 18th aero squad ron; photo section No. i, branch lh- aelligence office. balloon group hcaa' quartcrs; 4th corps, End balloon com pany company; 413th motor supply Tain; mobile ordnance repair shop, machine abop truck unit 369; 4ooen corps sanitary train, ambulance com aanies 301, 3O2. 3O3 field hospital oVl' soS, S03; Troop M S06th field remouil' squadron: attachments 5th mopilo seterlnary hospital; 4th corps miil' @ry police; sales commissary unit No' A, fourth corps artillery park, Army corps (unnumbereD, corps Mons: Headquarters troops; military ponce; s,26th ffieldf battalion slshal corps; provisional motor supply cohl' eany. 369th machine shop truck unlt
 W'th sanitary train, less horse seI- aon army postoffice 792; 30sth mopile atn.