Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-27


 ble American army offceds have de- cided that the only units which will remain are few of the medical sclv- Ice and the statfs of the rest camps. it Is hardly probable, however, that the rest camps will be required as troops are being sent home directly from France and s,.e few units now in England belon" to regiments in France and may be sent there.
 Steps are also being taken to clear hospitals here It has been decided that natients who arc not likely to recover within two months will be sent home as soon as suitable ships are available. When the Mauretania and 5000 from the flying corps. It is planned to dispatch a steamer to America every day this week.
 Admiral Henry T. Mayo, com nander of the Atlantic fleet, is re- turning cn the Mauretalia.
 q am returning to America after three months association with the allies in British French and Italian waters.' said the admiral before sail ing. "The American navy is very proud to have been associated with the allies in the latter part of the war. We appreciate that it was sea power that won this wonderful vel tory and it is impossible to pay too high tribute to the great British navy.'
 The seventy-siXth division of the American army, reduced by replace ment drafts to 61 officers and 1000 men, has arrived at the port of St. Nazaire and is embarking for home The twenty division, totaling ASA offceds and 12,681 men and the thirtieth division, totaling 4S8 officers and 12.099 men, both of which oper- ated on the British front, have been withdrawn from Le Mans area and probably will embard in few days.
 The seventy sixth is a national army division composed of New Eng land troops. The twenty-seventh Is a national guard division, largely composed of New York troops.
 Washington. Nov. 26-The or ganization of the American army corps in France as it existed NoVem- ber 7th. four days beore the signing of the armistice, was made public to- night by the War Department. Six corps then had been organized, but only the First was at~the maximum strength of six divisions. In all. 20 divisions made up the corps.
 In the First corps were the sixth division. made up of the 51st. 52nd and 54th infantry regiments, and the 3rd, 18th and 11th artillery regi- ments; the 36th division, Hist, 142d, Hard and 144th infantry regiments. and the 131st, 132nd and 1S3rd artll- lery regiments; the And division 165th, 166th, 167th and 16Sth lnfan- try regiments, and the 149th, 15Oth and 151st artillery regiments; the 77th division, 3O5th, 306th, S07th and 3OSth infantry regiments, and the 3Oth, 3O5th, 3O6th artillery regiments 1; the 18th division, 309th, 310th, S11th 312th inantry regiments. and the 3O7th, 3OSth and 309th artillery regl' ments. and the SOth division, 3l7th 31Sth, 319th and 320th inafntry regi- merts, andsSthe 313th, 314th and 5loth artillery regiments. In the Second corps were the 27tf and goth divisions, brigade dwith the British fourth army. In the 27th dl' vision were the 105th, 106th, lo7tn l 11th infantry regiments, and 1Sth goth and 21st artillery reglmehts thirty-second, 125th, 126th, 127th ana 12Sth infantry regiments, and llstn 12Oth and 121st artillery regiments 35th, 137th, 13Sth, 139th and l4otI infantry regiments, and 12Sth, l2sti ] and 13Oth artillery regiments, ans 9Oth, 357th, 35Sth, 359th, and 3eoti infantry regiments, and 343rd, 344tf and 345th artillery regiments. :.
 In the fifth> corps were four alVi sions. the first, second, (marine) 29th and S9th. The first division wa: made up of the 18th, 18th, 26th an' 2sth infantry regiments, ana te' 5th. 9th, and 7th artillery regiments the second of the 9th and 23rd in1ah try regiments and the 18th, 17th ant 12th artillery regiments; the 2sth o the 18th, 114th, 115th and ll0tn m fantry regiments and thme llotn 11th and 112th artillery regiments and the S9th the 353rd, 354th, 3Soti and 356th infantry regiments, ana tn 1 S4Oth, 341st and 342nd artillery regi u ments.
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