The sun., 1919-04-03
NEW ENGLAND TROOPS
DUE HOME ON SUNDAY
Most of Division on the Mon
golia and Agamemnon.

WASHINGTON, April Sailing from
France of the complete Fifty-frst Ar
tillery Brigade and the 102d Infantry.
two companies of the 1881 Infantry and
the 10lst Machine Gun Battalion. all OF
the Twenty Division (New Eng
land National Guard). was announced to-
day by the War Department. The troops
are on board the transports Mongolia
and Agamemnon, both of which left
Brest March 81. The latter Is due ut
Boston April 6.
The Mongolia Is bringing the Fifty
first Field Artillery Brigade Headquar-
tiers, 1O1st Field Artillery's Second Bat
talon Headquarters. Supply and De-
tachment OF Headquarters Company,
Medical Detachment and Batteries c TO
F. inclusive. 1920 and 1854 Field Ar
tiliery complete. Brighten. John II.
Shurburne, commanding Fifty-irst Field
Artillery Brigade. Is aboard the Mon
golia.
The Agamemnon has on board the
| 1924 Infantry complete. Companies l.
and N of the 1O3d Infantry, 101st Ma
chine Gun Battalion complete, Field and
STAFF, Detachment Headquarters Com
pany and Batteries A and B of the 101st
Field Artillery. casual companies for
New York and Ohio and 213 casual off,
GERS on board also is Major-Gen. Glenn
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| Forty second Division.
| The War Department also announced
| that the remainder CT the 332d Infantry,
composed of Ohio and Western Pennsyi-
| vania National Army troops, which has
been stationed on the italian front. had
sailed from Genoa on the transport Duca
dAosta, which Is due at New York
April 10.
| The Duca d'Aosta has on board a de-
L nF he Yald GfaH
Itachment of the Headquarters Company,
the supply and machine gun companies.
/ Companies A, b, G, d and I and veteri-
mary and medical detachments of the
$3.50 Ir ntry. detachment of Base Hos
pital 40. and Field Hospital 331 COM
plete.
The transport Pannonia also Is due at
New York April 10 with the headquar-
ters of the Second Battalion and Bat
teries ID and Il of the 32Sth Field Ar
Itillery, Companies A and c of the 310th
Ammunition Train. 3Soth Field Artillery
lcomplete. a casual company OF Illinois
troops and thirteen casual officers.
The transport X. ]. Luckenbach sailed
from Brest for New York Marcn il with
the Fifty second Pioneer Infantry, less
Companies l. and s. en- route for Camp
Dix.
The transports West Grove, West
nave dioo WIN
casual detachmentS
The War Department announced to-
day the following organizations assigned
for early return home: Base Hospital
100. Evacuation Hospital II. Butchery
Company 337. 306th Bakery Company
Ambulance Companies 1862 and 1853, Field
Hospitals 162 and S3, 310th Ammuni-
ton Train Companies and c: 105th
and 464th Aero Squadrons, Sanitary
Squad 6. Evacuation Ambulance Com
panies G. IL, 81, 90 and "a.
Figures made public to-day by the
War Department show that from tho
signing OF the arnistice to March 20
1.535,471 OF the 3.670,sSs officers and
men under arms when the fighting ended
had been discharged from the service
Since the cessatio OF hostilities 573.-
474 officers and men had sailed from
France to March 20, and Of this number
! 502,S3O had arrived In the United States.
This left l,409.7S9 soldiers overseas. The
total under arms in this country on
March 90 was 603,l7s.