Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
STEAMERS ARRIVE
WITH MORE TROOPS
Many Commands Reach
New York on Way Home
From France.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 24.-Nineteer
hundred troops from France arrived
here today on the steamship Radnor
Thirteen officers and 1.037 men com.
posed the 312th Infantry's Companies
L to NJ. inclusive. and medical and
headquarters attachments OF the 1st
Battalion: these are of the 18th Df.
vision draft men of northern Penn.
sylvania, New Jersey and New York
state assigned mostly to Camps Dix
Upton, Grant. Sherman. Dodge, Bowie
Custer, Travis. Lee and Pike.
Other units on the Radnor included
the 95th and 96th companies of the
Transportation Corps for Camps Dix
Lee. Sherman. Custer and Grant: 370th
Aero Squadron and companies Of scat
tered casua1s.
OF 1870 troops on the steamship
Santa Teresa from st. Nazaire. thirty
convalescing from illness or wounds
Base. Hospitals Nos. so and 116 and
small detachments Of the 10th En-
gineers (29th Division). 106th SAM
tary Train (31st Division) and Saith
Aero Squadron were on this ship.
On Steamer America.
More than $500 officers and men of
the 33rd Division (former National
Guard of Illinois) arrived from Brest
on the steamship America. Units
were 18th Field ARTILLERY brigade
headquarters, seven officers and 81
men: 1920. 123d and 124th Field Ar
tillery Regiments complete. 1877 OFF,
GERS and 4,446 men. and part of the
108th Sanitary Train, 81 officers and
535 men. assigned mostly to Camps
Grant. Dodge, Sherman, Upton, Tay-
lor. jackson and Custer.
prising medical detachments and bat
ferries c to F inclusive of the 340th
Field Artillery. seth Division draft
ed men OF Kansas, Nebraska. Missouri
and Colorado); 971 officers. men and
aurses convalescing from illness or
" cunds and casuals made up the rest
Of the Americas 7.04s troops.
Among the casuals were Brig. Gems.
Henry D. Todd. jr., and Charles z.
kiIhourne.
The steamship Agamemnon, also
from Brest, brought more than 1880
officers and men of the seth Division,
341st Field Artillery and 314th Am
munition Train, each complete, Com
panies K and NJ Of the 356th Infantry.
detachments, including Batteries A
and B of the 340th. Field Artillery, and
the 314th Sanitary Train and 314th
Noble Ordinance Repair" Shop, each
complete. The: bulk. OF the ssth's
troops were assigned to Camps Sher-
man, Grant. Funston, Dodge, Travis.
Lee and. Dix and Fort, Preside,
- TheSAKamemnon brought altogether
1928 troops, including 4 officers and
100 men Of Company C of the 25th
Engineers; 2 officers ana As men of
the 305th mobile ordnance repair
shops.17s Officers of headquarters of
the 9Th Army Corps, and 6S8 men re-
covering from wounds or illness and
80 nurses + ~
Arrivals on Harrisburg.
More former Illinois National
Guardsmen arrived yesterday on the
Harrisburg, from Brest: These 3sd
Division; units were the 10Sth En-
gineers, complete. and the 108th En-
gineer Train. Also on this ship were
two officers and seventy-eight men
of the 314th Engineer Train, S9th
Division drafted men of Kansas,
Missouri, Colorado and Nebraska);
several hundred men convalescing
from Illness or wounds. and few
scattered casuals-in all 2,452 troops
together with sixty-fve wives and
children Of soldiers and sailors. and
dfty-one naval officers and men.
Col. j. H. Talbot of Washington, D.
C., arrived on the Kaissrin Augusta
Victoria yesterday.