Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-12
10000 SOLDIERS
LEAVE FOR HOME;
5000 ARE LANDED
Transport Leviathian Passes
Ambrose Channel With More
Than 5000 Troops and Ci-
villains on Board.

washington, req. LII our trans
ports and a cruiser. with more than
5000 troops aboard have sailed from
France and VIII arrive at New York
and Newport News between February
16 and February 20.
The 164th infantry complete, prac-
tically all of the lend infantry and
part of the 16lst infantry Of the 41st
division, composed of national guard
troops from Washington, oregon,
Montana, North Dakota and the Dis
trct of Columbia. are included in the
units now enroute home.
The President Grant due February
20, carries the 164th infantry com
plete, and the supply company and
G. X of the lend infantry. both of
the 41st division, routed to Camp Dix.
About four thousand officers and
men, in addition to a number of cas-
ual officers and more than 700 sick
and wounded are aboard. with Briga-
dier General Albert II. Banding,
commanding the 1S4th infantry brig
AIDE.
The Northland, due February 10, is
bringing the second anti-aircraft ma
chine gun battalion for Camp Upton;
headquarters of the third battalion
and detachments of batteries e and
Meade, and the remainder of Co. ID,
lG2nd infantry for Camp Dix.
The cruiser St. Louis Will reach
New York on February 20 with Com
panies e. + and G, 161st infantry,
41st division. for Camp Dix.
The Canopic is due February II
with Companies A, b. c and part of
Company d. staff, headquarters and
machine gun company and medical
detachment of the lend infantry of
the 4lst division, composed of thirty
four officers and 1901 men, routed
to Camp Dix for rehabilitation. There
are IN addition about 175 casuals,
mostly officers.
The Rotterdam, due February 16,
has on board Companies G. |, K, I'll
and NJ the staff and the headquarters
company of the 367th infantry, 92nd
division, 5 officers and 1,4S4 men,
routed to Camp Meade; part of Com
pany d, 162nd infantry, for Camp
Dix, division headquarters and head
quarters troop of the 92nd division,
for Camp Meade, cement mill COM
pany No for Camp Dix and evacua-
ton hospital No. 8, New York. There
are on the ship also 290 casual Off
GERS and 172 wounded or sick officers,
including Brgadier General Edward
Burr and Brigadier General James
b. Erwin.
Hurley Returns.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE American
transport Leviathan, carrying 1926
troops, passed the Ambrose Channel
lightship this afternoon Among the
civilian passengers is Edward n. Hur-
ley, chairman of the United States
shipping board, who has been abroad
to confer with American and allied
officials on the food and shipping sit
uations. The following are on the
Leviathan:
The 37lst and 372nd infantry regi-
ments (each colored) of the 93rd
division.
Field and staff, headquarters COM
pany, 1G3rd regiment, and divisional
headquarters of the 4lst division
washington, Oregon, Montana, Ida
no and Wyoming).
Headquarters detachment, medical
detachment and companies III, |. X, l.
and NJ of the 36Sth infantry regiment,
of the 92nd division Irrational army
colored troops).
Casual company No. 232 (Texas)
Convalescent detachments and cas-
uals.
These troops include 2,132 wound
ed and mentally and physically sick
Newport News, Va, Feb. 1.-THE
transport Princess Matoika arrived
neer today from France with more
than 1000 troops. half of whom were
reported as sick or wounded. The
ship also brought casual companies
Tor Montana; the Goth base hospital
unit and number of casual officers.