The sun., 1919-05-24
MANY SOLDIERS DUE
HOME IN FEW DAYS
Delay in Return Denounced
by DoIiinser.

WAsHINoroN. May 23.-Expected
transport arrivals announced TODAY in
GUIDED: Nansemopd. Newport News,
June !. 317th Infantry: headquarters
and ordnance detachments, 3o5th Train !;
postal detachment. Eghtieth Division
supply company, ordnance and medical
attachments, Third Battalion headouar-
ters and Company NJ, 31sth Infantry:
Companies b and F. Thirty-third Engin-
GERS; detachments of Batteries Z and +
slbth Field Artillery three casual COM
panies.
Finland. Boston, May 81, 1880 Infan-
try; attachments OF 3l9th Infantry
ll1th mobile ordnance repair shop
llSth mobile veterinary section; as cas-
Canandaigua. Newport News. May 81.
Sl6th Ammunition Train: Company L.
s1sth Infantry. and two casual Officers.
Graf Waldersee, New York, June 2.
Slsth Infantry: medical detachment,
Third Battalion Headquarters, Com
panies !. h, L and NJ, 1920 Infantry;
3o5th Engineer Train and so casual Of
ncers.
Mobile. New York. May 20, 32Oth In
fantry: 315th Machine Gun Battalion {:
So5th Field Signal Battalion; headquar-
tiers and veterinary unit. 16oth Infantry
Brigade: Eightieth Military Police Sales
S1b and So casual GERS, Including
Brig-Gen. Lloyd NJ. Brett. commanding
16oth Infantry Brigade.
Pastores New York, May 20, head
quarters detachment. Companies A to n,
| Inclusive 33eth Machine Gun Battalion (;
train headquarters. headquarters motor
and horse battaiions and Companies A
to @. inclusive, s13th Ammunition
Train; headquarters detachment and
NEaFNNu nWat 0aA
Battalion; headquarters. medical and
ordnance detachments, Companies A
and B, 3S7th Machine Gun Battalion ::
detachments Base Hospitals 81 and Sc
and OF goth and 304th Engineers.
Mercury. Newport News. May 81,
headquarters 10th Infantry Brigade /:
headquarters medical and ordnance de-
tachments supply. machine gun and
headquarters companies; Companies A
TO NJ, 35lst Infantry; two convalescent
| attachments and detachment of Ssth
Division Headquarters.
New Jersey. Newport News, June 3,
313th and314th Machine Gun battalions
less detached officers: Casual Company
No. Of the 31Sth Infantry,
Britannia. New York. about juno 3,
s4oth Engineers Service Battalion three
| casual companies. 23 casual officers
Canonicus. Newport News. June s.
! headquarters and medical detachments
Companies A to r inclusive. 313th Sup
ply Train first Battalion Headquarters
Machine Gun Company and Compa MES
to D.. inclusive $500 Infantry: 10Th
Motor Transport Company, one casual
company
Pocahontas. Newport News. May so.
headquarters and troops Eighty-eighti.
Division: field and star, headquarters
| and sanitary detachments. supply and
headquarters companies, and Companies
Il to NJ inclusive, 352d Infantry show
detachment Eighty-eighth Division ;
hea dQuarters. medical and ordnance de-
tachments and veterinary section 3l3th
Train; 313th mobile ordnance repair
shop and three convalescent detashments.
Ma jor-Gen. William Weigel. command
ing Eighty-eighth Division. on board.
Rambler. due New York about June 3,
| with a few casuals.
Delay in returning American troops
| from France and in demobilizing forces
House to-day by Representative Dallin-
ger. Republican. Of Massachusetts,.
During debate on the Indian appro-
pria ton bill Mr.. Dallinger declared full
| rights of citizenship were not given to
the Indian because of opposition of the
| Indian bureau. officers OF which, he said.
! would be without jobs once justice was
| accorded to the red man.
And this is not the only Department
| Of the Government Of which this is true,
he asserted. THE boys say. and their
parents say" he continued. that the
| only reason hundreds OF thousands OF
soldiers are not discharged is because
the officers want to hold their Jobs
Many reserve officers to-day are earning
more than they ever did before or ever
will again there are officers in the
Regular Army now holding the rank Of
Colonel who will be put back TO Lieuten-
ants when the boys are let out. and they
want the higher rank. II 10 an outrage
TO keep soldiers in service when they are
needed at home"
Mr. Dallinger said a number of men
in the Twenty-sixth New England
Guard) Division. one OF the first sent to
France. were transferred for clerical
service in other units and not permitted
to come back from the front.