Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
co. c ON HIGH SEAS
WAY NOT REACH j. s.
UNTIL TUES, MAY 70.
NINTH WILL PARADE IN CHI
CAGO BEFORE GOING TO CAMP
GRANT FOR MUSTER OUT
WELCOME PARTIES LEAVE FOR
NEW YORK.

Present indications point to Com
pany C's arrival on this side Of the
Atlantic next Tuesday, according to
press dispatches from WASHINGTON
| which infer Ottawas own and the re
mainder of the l29th infantry, to
,ether with the 10th, comprising the
10Th Brigade, are aboard ship due in
New \ ork Oh the 10th
1t is virtually assured that the in.
coming Illinois regiments viii be pa
raded in Chicago but Just when tina
will be cannot be announced unit
after the war department supern.
tends d0barkations at the port OF
New YORK. and orders the men en-
rained for home,
As the l29th is among the first in
1remenls scheduled for early land
ing 1T is hoped the regiment will be
in Chicago about Sunday May %.
Units on the Way.
Following is a complete list of the
units now on the seas:
| Infantry, G5th Brigade-Brig. Gen
| Edward H. King; 1Z9th Infantry, Col
Charles NJ. Greene; 13Oth Infantry
Col. John V. Clinnin; 123d Machine
Gun Battalion, Maj. Albert H. Culbert
! son.
Infantry, Goth Brigade Brig. Gen
Paul A. Wolf; 13lst C'Dandy FirstD
Infantry, Col, Joseph B. Sanborn,
1921 Infantry, Col Abel Davis; l24th
Machine Gun Battalion, Maj, Floyd L
Putnam.
Artillery, 5Sth Brigade-l22d Field
Artillery, Col. Milton j. Foreman
l23d Field Artillery, Col Charles &
Davis, l2ith Field Artillery tom
mander not given; Col. Horatio + !
Hackett was commande); l0Sth |
Trench Mortar Battalion most of the |
men already home1, Capt. Frank Fra
let
Engineers loSth, Col Henry A
Allen.
Signal Corps -I0Sth Field Sigma
Battalion commander notlistcd).
Trains-10Sth Field supply train
Maj. Frederick S Hines; l0Sth SAM
tary train, Lieut. Col. Harry d. Orr;
l08th ammunition train, Col Walter |
j. Fisher; lOSth engineers train |
Lieut. NJ. NJ Thompson
Division Units HEADQUARTERS troop
Capt. Herbert W. STYLES; I22d Ma
chine Gun Battalion, Mai Mariana b
southwick.
On Two Other Ships.
The Sihouey is due on the Goth Wit
one regiment Of infantry and the l2$d
Machine Gun Battalion Mai Nlberl
l.. Culbertson of the latter is in com
mand
The cruiser Charleston, due on tie
22d, is an unusually fast boat and i,
expected to reach New YORK almos
As soon as the Mount Vernon, which
would bring two large sections OF tn,
division into port at practically the
same time.
On the Charleston is the 1cStf
Headquarters Company, Capt Hcrber'
W. Styles in command; the 10Sth I'm
gineers, Col. Henry A. Allen com
and the 33d Military Police
Col. Allen is in command of the sec
lion.
Maj, Gen George Bell Ir., the com
officer of the division and
MS staff are on the Mount Vernon. +
The major generals staff includes:
Brig, Gen. w X. Naylor, chief o. ,
staff; Maj. Frederick H. Hudckoper
ldiutant; Lieut. Col w NJ. Cowles, in ,
'pectOr; Mai, Bernard NJ Chiperfcld.
Judge advocate; Lieut. Col. Levy Vi I
hathaway, surgeon. and Carl c. Cakes j.
ordnance officer
Lowden Leaves Today. /;
Governor Lowden and his party will g
cave Chicago at 5:3O this Afternoon a
or New York to welcome the divi /!
ion. T.
Mayor Thompson, by telegraph yes y
erday from Atlantic City. y. J., an e
'ointad Aldermen Richert. Woodruff II
Mccormick, Olsen, c. f. Smith ana !.
'arner to represent the city council u
n receivin gthe division in New York l.
saturday. n
President Percy B Coffin of ths q
ivil service commission, a captain in "
he old Firs. Illinois Regiment, and 4
hief of Police Garrity formerly colo, e
Ell Of the old Second REGIMENT. viii Il
company the party. D
The ammonia soda plant at Solyay
consumes ms rouch water il, tbo ,,,o