The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-06

I to-Guif Highway to Colorado Springs.
This route is clearly shown on the
master map Of the United States which
Is published by the American Automo-
q. Please advise me what time the
Eighty-third division will said from
A. We are informed by the war de-
partment that the units of the Eighty
country. Their divisional headquarters
are at Camp Sherman. o.
O. Please locate the address of Mr..
Byron Thurman, Washington. d. G.
June. two years ago. his business ad-
brother (of your city,, Arthur Thurman,
was killed at indianapolis in an auto
race. Thanking you for an early reply.
A. We have been unable to locate
q Mr.. Byron Thurman whom you men,
ton as living in this city.
We have communicated with the
families by the name of Thurman who
@. l would like to know how / may
find the place and date of discharge.
or the present location Of a member
Of Company c. 605th engineers. A. e.
F.. who was supposed to have landed
! disabled.
/ inclose cover of a letter written in
as ship lay off the coast on June IS.
No mail delivered unless sent to camp
here.
You are perhaps more familiar with
the forwarding methods and marks and
can deduct such information from the
letter as will assist in making inquiry
further. I know from appearance of
the letter many transfers have been
made, but have no other means than
through you to ascertain Sergt. w. l.
McGregor's present address. condition
Of health. etc.
inclose postage for reply direct as
indicated in The Chattanooga News
columns.
Will be very grateful for any infor-
nation you may be able to give, as no
word has come since a telegram on
day of arrival, saying he was well and
would write.
P. S. His telegram gave Camp Mer-
rift as address. T. e. S.
A. The 605th engineers. according to
the war department. returned to this
country and We're demobilized at Camp |
Taylor, KY, the latter part of June. |
No mail is delivered to men with units
overseas after the units have been as
signed convoy home. Once the unit |
has reached a camp in this country |
mail should be addressed to the men at |
that camp in order to be delivered to
them.
Evidently from the information writ
ten on the enclosed envelope the par
ticular soldier in whom you are inter-
ested did not return with his unit, but |
came in casual unit No. GIT. which was
sent to Camp Meade. Md. We would |
suggest. under the circumstances, that
you write to the adjutant- generals Of
fee, war department, Washington, d.
c., in order to obtain the latest def
lite information regarding the individ-
ual soldier. This information is only
given to those who are personally in
terested in the soldier inquired about.
@. Please inform me where I can
find Shetland pony farm. The closest
to this city. H. r. B.
A. In reply to your request for names
of Shetland pony farms. we suggest
the following. which are among the
largest Shetland pony farms in this
Brynteg Pony farm. South Ashfeld.
Mass ~, spring6ank Shetland Pony Pony
dan, ILL.,. Sunnyside Shetland Pony
farm, Milne brothers. s45 Eighth street,
ILL.,; Heyl Pony farm.
ILL.,; Lilburn Pony farm,
Wis.
@. Contemplating trip by automobile
from Chattanooga to New York. will ap-
preciate such maps. data, in fact, any
you may De aDie TO give |
me with reference to the best route
etc.
I am referred to you by The Chatta-
1ooga News. Thanking you in adj
vance for prompt response, per .
stamped and addressed envelope in
,losed. I remain S. B. S. s
A. Replying to your inquiry regard !
ng motor route, the American Auto ;;
Mobile association advises that you
hould go via lockwood. Knoxville,
Sew Market, Johnson City, Bristol, {
Iewbern. Roanoke, Natural Bridge, !
'taunton, Winchester, Berryvlle, Hall s
own, Boonsboro, Frederick, Gettys- t
urg, over the Lincoln highway through {
then via Reading. Easton, y
Morristown and New l.
rk into New York City.
This makes one of the most interest
10 and scenic trips through the east, s
Though parts of the route are ordi-
airy country, especially in southwest !,
IN Virginia, and you would have some p
in wet weather. There are a
ew detours along the main highways n
l Pennsylvania, but these are we'll \
osted and not difficult to follow. -
Q. Is it three or four months an IN IL
ucted man may be held in the service
fter peace is signed, according to the a
raft law? o
When does the period of three or Il
,ur months begin. when peace with s.
ermany was signed, or when the pres II