The sun., 1919-05-16
10000 TROOPS LEAVE
FOR UNITED STATES
Homeruard Movement Getting
Much Greater Impetus.

NAsHlNGTON, may 10. - transport
sailings announced to-day were:
virginian. due Newport News May rs.
field and stan. sanitary and veterinary
attachments. headquarters and supply
companies and batteries A to F inclu-
sive. 111th Field Artillery; field and
stan. sanitary and ordnance detach-
ments. supply and headquarters com
panies. batteries A to F, s12th Field
Artillery; headquarters company, sani-
tary and ordnance attachments, COM
panies A. b. c, d, 312th Machine Gun
Battalion; Company e, 104th Ammuni-
ton Train; Tenth Balloon Company ;
5000 Company Transportation Corps
one casual company.
Santa Teresa, due New York May "a.
detachments l04th Engineers and 644th
Aero Squadron; Evacuation Hospital s ;
Base Hospital so and 116; headquarters
detachment of Field Hospitals 12l, 122
and l23 Ambulance Companies 12l, l22
and 1923 of 106th Sanitary Train.
Tiger, due New York May rs with
Twenty sixth, Thirty-foWth, 19sth,
369th, 641st 642d. 644th and S02n Aero
Squadrons: detachment 10th Machine
Gun Battalion field and staff, headquar-
tiers and supply company. sanitary and
ordnance detachments, Batteries A TO r
inclusive, 310th Field Artillery; two
casual companies.
Practically all OF the Ninetieth (Texas
and Oklahoma) Division has been as
signed to early convoy, the units an
nounced to-day including HeadQuar-
tiers, headquarters troop, 343d Machine
Gun Battalion. 345th Machine Gun Bat
TALON, I79th and 1s0th Infantry Brigade
Headquarters 357th, 35Sth, 35sth. 360th
Infantry 344th Machine Gun Battalion :
165th Field Artillery Brigade Headauar-
ters; 343d. 344th. 345th Field Artillery
3l5th Engineers; 3l5th Field Battalion
Signal Corps 315th Train Headquar-
ters: Ninetieth Military Police Com
pany; 3l5th Ammunition. Engineer,
Supply and Sanitary Trains; 3l6h
Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop.
Other units assigned to-day were:
Sanitary Squad 40; Sales Commissary
Unit II; Camp Hospitals IA and rs
Ccuyalescent Camp IL: Ice Plant Com
pany sol: Thirteenth and Fifteenth
companies OF Transportation Corps; Vet
Urinary Hospital Z; Base Veterinary
Hospital 2; Fifty-fourth Company
Transportation Corps; S0Sth Pioneer In
fantry; S29th Company. Transportation
Corps; SO5th and SO6th Companies.
Transportation Corps; Bakery Company
3l3; Sales Commissary Units 10, Is and
s0S: Flight c, s00th Aero Squadron ;
Transportation Corps Companies Al. AZ.
43, II and so and medical detachment ;
Supply Companies 302. Sl6 and S26
Motor Transport Companies 1928, 27l and
TOT; Twelfth and Fourteenth Companies.
Second Regiment, Air Service Mechan-
les Thirteenth Company. Fourth Regt-
ment, Air Service Mechanics Sales Com
missary Units 81, 3S and IS; Gonzales
cent Hospitals 4 and s Base Hospital
90; Company C, 50lst Engineers Service
Battalion; 511th Engineers Service Bat
TALON, headquarters detachment, Com
panies A. B and C; 22Sth and 2Ssth Mil
itary Police Companies Baker Company
500; Camp Hospital ga; 3O5th Labor
Battalion, Company 512 Engineers
Service Battalion Veterinary Section Z ;
Motor Truck Companies 306, 6s7, 7OS
and 70s Sales Commissary so.
BREsr, France, Ma" 1.-THE liner
Imperator, which was turned over to the
United States by Germany under the
armistice agreement. sailed at 10 o'clock
this morning for America. On board
were LOO first class passengers, 220O
second class, including the 354th 1nfan-
try, the Seventeenth Infantry Brigade
Headquarters, evacuation ambulance
Company No. II and SO women, nurses.
Y NJ. C. A. workers and soldiers brides.
This ID the first oversee journey for the
Imperator under the American flag.
The big transport Leviathan was due
to sail at s o'clock this evening with
IL. 900 troops on board Among the pas
sengers are Henry p. Dawson. chairman
of the Red Cross War Council. and Rep
resentatlves julius Kahn (Cal) and
Richard Olney (Mass)
The transports Agamemnon and Amer
lea were due to sail at O'Clock.
All told 10000 troops are leaving
Rrest to-day on the four steamers men,
toned.
Lieut.-G Gen. Robert l.. Billiard and
Senator William ]. Harris (Ga,), sailed
on the steamer Kaisern Auguste Vic
toria last evening
The complete Thlrty-third Glinois
National Guard) Division will be on its
way home before morning. Troops OF
this division and 10000 men OF the
Eighty-ninth Division were to sail to-
day on the LeTathan. Agamemnon,
America and Imperator.