Evening star., 1919-04-28
j. S. TROOPS REACH.
THREE HOME PORTS
5000 Arrive at New York
Today, More Than $4,000
Yesterday.
UNITS AT OTHER POINTS

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manding officer, and the 30Sth In
fantry complete. and companies A. B,
{, L and E and other detachments of
the 307th Infantry, the steamship
America arrived here today from
Brest These units. their personnel
tctaling 100 officers and 5,eS0 men,
are of the nth Uiberty) Division,
drafted men largely of New York.
The America brought altogether
1,051 troops. of whom $50 are con-
VaIescing from illness or wounds, $50
of these being bedridden. Casuals in
cluded II from Wisconsin. = from
South Carolina and ~ from New York,
and Is nurses. Maj. Gen. Francis j.
Herman returned as Il casual.
1,712 Aboard Steamer Freedom.
On the steamship Freedom. from
st. Nazaire. LIP troops returned, the
majority of them members of the 10Th,
roth, 25th. Goth, 32d, 3Sth, 4Sth and
9th base hospitals, assigned to vari-
Gus camps. Units included also the
st Trench Mortar Battery Gst Divi
sion. Regular ARMY. officers and
16 men. for Camps Dix. Funston and
sherman. There were Sc New York
caSualS.
steamship Lorraine arrived from
Eavre. The majority of these are
men discharged from service, includ-
ing marines. A few of the casualS
are from Iowa and Minnesota, and the
others are scattered.
Bring More Than $4,000.
More than $4,000 American troops
returned yesterday on seven trans
Engineers came home" on the steam
crs Chicago. Cape May and Santa
Clara, respectively; the 5Sth Coast
artillery on the Santa Barbara; the
30Sth Ammunition Train, Transporta-
ton Corps Companies 20, 90, SO, "a,
IS. 102 and 129: 104th and 24Sth Aero
.quadrons and caSuals on the Orizaba; /;
Jhe 106th and 109th Field Signal Bat
t.iIions, 404th Engineer Pontoon
Train and casuals on the Siboney and
the 62sth Casual Company of illinois
men on the West Galeta.
PennsylvanianS Return.
Twenty-one officers and 1,744 men
of the old Pennsylvania National
Guard-field and staff, headquarters
company, medical detachment. supply
company and companies A to E, in
elusive of the 111th Infantry, 2Sth
Division-returned on the steamship
Minnesotan from st. Nazaire. These
are assigned. to camps DevenS, Upton,
Dix. Meade, Gordon, Sherman, Gus
ter. Grant, Dodge, Funston. Lewis
and Kearney. The Minnesotan
from wounds or illness, sixty Ar
kansas caSualS and few civilians
and naval men-1,9SS troops in all.
Texan Arrives From Bordeaux
Among 2,1s1 troops on the steam
ship Texan from Bordeaux were
thirty-six officers and LAS men
comprising headquarters detachment,
field and staff, medical detachment and
companies A to F, inclusive of the
18th Engineers for Camp kearney;
four officers and 263 men comprising
headquarters and supply and medical
detachments and companies ID and h
of 407th Telegraph Battalion. for
Camp Upton; and four officers and
company, medical detachment and
companies D and E of the 413th
CPennsylvania) Telegraph Battalion
Also there were 21S Pennsylvania
and 301 New York casuals and few
ambulance workers and civilians.
One officer and seven men, all Mich
igan casuals. returned on the steam
ship West Madaket from Brest.
Commanded by Brig. Gen. George G.
Galley, 67th Field Artillery brigade
the 151st Field Artillery, As officers and
ABS men, arrived Saturday on the
cruiser Huntington, from Brest.
Additional details of the Rainbow
Division arrived on the battleship
Minnesota, which carried 1,240 officers
and men. These troops consisted of
the 151st Machine Gun Battalion, COM
plete, twenty-five officers and 646
men: Companies l. and NJ of the 18th
Infantry, eleven officers and 421 men:
casual companies from New York and
Connecticut.