Evening journal., 1919-03-31
DELAWARE BOYS
REMAIN YER There
Col. Reed Tells Home Folk
Where Pioneers Are
Located
so SONS COME
WITH "BUCKEYE"

Colonel J. Warner Reed has an
nounced the latest known stations Of
the detachments Of the seth Pioneer
Regiment as follows:
supply Co. Hq.. ist Ii. Turner. Buocq;
supply Co. Det. 2d 1t Peirson, Raule-
court: supply Co. bet. % 1t. Lowe,
Mansiennes; supply Co. Det., ist Bn.;
Med. Det Hq, Major Marshall. Boucq;
Med. Det Det.. Raulecourt. Captain MIL
Ter. Afangiennes; Med. Det. Det. ist Bn.;
Co. A Hq, ist Ii. Ray. Rosieres. Q. NJ
G. and Ord. Co. A Hqs Captain JEFF
ferries. leave Of absence, Co. b. Hq, Cap
tain Cannon. Connans. Q. NJ. c. and
Ord: Co. C Hq., Cauta'n Clark, Rehon;
Co D Hq. Captain Cam. St. Jean; Co.
Hq.. Captain Mckay, Troudes, Am.
Dump Co. Hqs Captain Hirzei Raule-
court policing; Co. Hda ist II.
Eckels. Trondes. Am. Dump; Co. G,
Captain Berl, 81 Army Corp, school;
Co. Fl HID. ist 1t. Manion, Raulecourt,
policing; Co. II. Captain Kelton, Sd
Army Corp. school; Co. / Hq, Captain !
Jones, Mangienes, salvage: Co. X Hq.. |
Captain Davis, Manglenpes. salvage; Co. |
l. nus 1dpttlh chi tiis Mduslthccf Sal Il
wage; Co. NJ Hq., Captain Ramsey, Man /
giennes. salvage.
Field and staff-First Lieutenant /
Hastings, Paris school. Boucd, Raule-
court and Mangiennes; Hq. Co., Hq. /
Captain Salter. Boucq; Hq. Co.. Det,
RaulecOurt, Mangiennes. and First
Lieutenant Weir at Commercy.
Fifty Delaware soldiers connected
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Buckeye" Division are stationed az
Camps Mills and Merritt. and are ex-
pecting soon TO be sent TO Camp Dix
from which camp they will receive
their discharge. Among the Whining
tonians in the regiment are Walter :
Cook, Raymond zeisler and William ,
Fallers.
Lee Cannon and Ralph Ruth. the last
OF the Newport boys TO go overseas,
and the frst to come back. have been
mustered out Irvine Galloway. Of the
medical department Of the 39th Regi-
ment. has been mustered out. and is
home. Charles GfugstOn, OF Company
9. 3i2th Infantry, NJ. G. B., has been n
home on a furlough. but having been
wounded in the hand has returned 10
he hospital In Baltimore for an oper-
alton George Kipe, Company C, ii5th
Regiment, is now at Camp Dix. and
Arthur Groome, Company X. iiSth -
Regiment, is at Camp Merritt |
There are still thirteen Newport boys
on The other side, but every one hopes
hey viii all be home before July Z.
EVERYBODY in the town should aitend,l
The Thursday night meetings: prove 10
The boys that the town can have big 10
p
Alexsnder W. Taylor and G. f. Da- n
honey oJ the Reinforcement Co, Sec II
--ss t-rinrers. arrived in New York is
Wednesday and came home last night. q
hey were both in the Chateau-Thier Al
rive Of June and July. Taylor was pi
ssscd and Dahoney was wounded in th
ief riehi arm. th
When Private Joseph z. Kunkel re-
rncd last Thursday to his residence Ju
re from overseas after seven months tin
the firing line with nary a scratch" ZiC
didn't find the pet dog he had left in ad,
re OF his young friend. Leo r. Dorsey. ale
4 he found q full-blooded English for
tier wh ch had been given to take its Pal
ace. Jew
Private Kunkel served with the 335th in
achine Gun Battalion, SIN Division. bro
E left last Thursday for the home OF wei
S parents in Pittsburgh, but will enc
'me back to Wilmington the l-st OF plL
le week. Before entering the service wal
unkel was employed by the L. s.
Nooien Mills store at Eighth and Mar and
et streets. I
sohh W. thompson, Of No. 535 Bayard the
Venue VINO has arrived from overseas. Zio
IS stationed at Camp Merritt, n. Il bel
and expects to be home soon. Jey
Paul Dougherty, OF No. 2Oi9 nelavvaro ma
sVenue, has returned from overseas ana The
has been visiting his parents He ne ul
turned 70 Camp Dix, where he is now
waiting to be mustered out. po
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