Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-30
MORE D c. TROOPS
tAtDAT NEW YORK
Gems. Brett and Stewart Are
Among Returning
Americans.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
| NEW YORK. May 30-The steam.
ship Mobile, from Brest. arrived today
with STA troops, including 143 Off
GERS and 1861 men Of the sOth Division
National Army. New Jersey, Virginia
| Maryland, Delaware and District OF
Columbia). 10 nurses and scattered
casuals..
| Units of the SOth were the 320th
Infantry, 315th Machine Gun Battalion
and 305th Field Signal Battalion. all
complete. for Camps Dix, Devens. Jack
son, Grant, Bowie, Travis. Dodge
Shelby. Taylor, Gordon, Meade and
Sherman; 160th Infantry, brigade head
quarters and veterinary field unit. in
Guiding Brig. Gen. Lloyd NJ. Brett.
commanding, and three other officers
and twenty-four men, and the divi-
medical detachment
1880 on Great Northern.
Seventy-one officers and 2,12O men
of the Seth Division (former National
Guard of Texas and Oklahona) ar
rived here today from Brest on the
steamship Great Northern. which
brought altogether $3.50 troops.
/ Saxonia Brings Wounded.
Among 1878 troops on the Saxonia
from Brest were three officers and
100 men comprising Company G of the
142d Infantry. also of the 36th Divi-
sion. The SaxonfR brought two off,
GERS and s65 men i'll or wounded, and
casuals.
Gen. Stewart ON Ryndam.
Sixty-seven officers and 2,15s men of
the SSth Division draft troops of
Minnesota, Iowa. Nebraska and North
and South Dakota) returned from st.
Nazaire on the steamship Ryndam.
These comprised 175th Infantry bril-
GLIDING Brig. Gen. NJ B. Stewart, COM
handing, and forty-two men; 349th
1nfantrys field and stan headquar-
tiers. I'd and Sd Battalions. head
and companies D to NJ Inclusive, ex-
cept Company K. fifty-six officers and
1.S49 men, and 313th Field Battalion
Signal Corps and supply detachment
and Companies c, five officers; 265
The Ryndam brought altogether
3.O47 troops, including Is officers. 7O4
men and 20 muses. i'll or wounded, 40
of the men being bedridden: IL SOL
diers' wives and few casuals.
Pastores Brings Westerners.
= The transport Pastores brought
2.139 troops from st. Nazaire. the ma
jor1ty being Of the ssth Division tNa-
tional Army, Minnesota. Iowa, Me-
braska and North and South Dakotal.
79th Men on the Texan.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3o.-The
cf.a nj
the 18th Division. comprised largely
Of selective draft men from Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland. heroes Of the Of
fenaives of Montfaucon and Damvil-
ss aysd here Tsese WERE from s
than 2,100 men in the contingent
making up the 31eth Infantry. with
the exception Of Companies L and II
and part Of K, which arrived in New
York today on the Koonland.
Aeolus Brings Men Of 8Sth Division
NEWPORT. NESS. Va. May so.-
Bringing 1896 off.cers and men. the
88th (Cloverleaf) Division. middle
western mem the transport Aeolus
steamed into. harbor this morning
from st. Nazaire. France, after a
pleasant eighteen-day voyage. Among
the officers aboard was Brig. Gen.
Evan M. johnson Of the 158th Infan-
try Brigade.
Antigone ct Newport News.
NEWPORT NEW2 Va. May ae.-
Bringing additional units Of the 79th
Division, the U. 8. 8. Antigone ar
rived in harbor yesterday from st.
Nazaire. Units aboard are the 18TH
Infantry Brigade headquarters: $500
officers and men Of the 313th In
fantry; base hospital No. e.: ord