Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Many Questions Answered.

Many Questions Answered.
Waiting-No sailing orders have
| been issued for the mail division at
Camp Pontonzen.
Soldiers Friend-The 18th balloon
company is on the list for early con-
voy.
A Soldiers Mother-No sailing
dates are given for casual organiZa-
tions, although many are being sent
home; watch The Bee for news of
longs.
A Reader-The 312th field signal
battalion was part Of the S7th di-
vision, which returned some weeks
ago; we have no word Of any of the
units left behind.
Another Reader-No orders for
sailing of military police unit you
refer to.
Mrs. I. MA. p. o. 712 is at Is
subtitle Cote d'Or): you do not
state what branch of service your
son is in, so can give you no word
as to his probable return.
Anxious Sister-No word as to
date of sailing Of provisional infan-
try company at A. P o. 706. men
there are being held for replace
ment; the 39th infantry is in the
Fourth division, in the army Of oc-
cupation: no time fixed for its re-
turn.
w. I. B.-The 35th balloon COM
pany was waiting for transportation
at last word.
Fl. 1.-The 105th ammunition
train is part Of the goth division,
which was on the March sailing list,
and most Of which has reached
America.
N. k.-No orders for the early re-
turn of 234th military police COM
pany.
J. F. THE 338th infantry is
part Of the S5th division, and was
on the March sailing list.
Soldiers Mother-No orders have
been issued for the immediate re-
turn of the 18th company, Second
air service mechanics regiment.
Mrs. F. B,-The Sixth division is
in the army Of occupations; write to
the captain of the company in
which your brother is serving, send
ing affidavits setting forth reasons
for his early discharge; also have
brother make similar affidavits and
file with his company officer; this is
the first step to take. the others come
through regular military channels.
Mrs. G. H.-No orders have been
issued for the immediate return of
the 45th company, goth engineers;
see answer to Mrs. +. B. foregoing as
to how to proceed TO secure release
of soldier.
L. S. L.-Regret We can give you
no date for the return of the 18th
regiment, marine corps.
A Soldiers MOther-The order for
the return Of the 85th division in
cluded all its units, and the 340th
machine gun battalion ought to be
on the list.
Soldiers Mother-The 3o9th field
signal battalion was attached to the
84th division, which sailed for home
some weeks ago; the last address
given for the battalion was A. P. o.
925, at Cour Cheverney hoire-et-
Cher); the signal corps units are
generally waiting transportation.
"Mary"-Last word Of the 109th
field signal battalion it was waiting
for transportation, being assigned to
early convoy.
A. MA. P. o. 1862. was the ad-
dress of the sgd regiment, most
units Of which have been returned
to this country; can not give you
any word as to when the Second
depot motor corps or the rife range
detachment will be sent back
A Soldiers Sister-According to
the Reorganization Directory" Of the
army, issued by the War department
on February /, the 18th field artil-
lery is attached to the 57th brigade.
field artillery, and is part Of the 32d
division, which is now under sched-
ule to sail in May: the army post
office number you give is correct.
Soldiers Mother-The 115th engi-
neers is attached to the Sixth army
corps, and not under orders for early
return; the present address is A. p.
o. 1888.
Soldiers Wife-The 342d labor
battalion is not attached to di-
vision; headquarters is at Rouge
none (Belfort); company A, A. p. o.
ia; company B, Maatz, via A. p. o.
TIA; company c, Luxy via A. P. o.
706, and company d, A. p. o. 712;
no orders for early return.
Mrs. +. M.-The 103d aero squad
ron is in the service Of supply; no
orders for its return; see answer to
Mrs. F. B., this column.
ammunition train is attached to the
Second division in the army of occu-
patton; headquarters at Prum; no
word as to when this division or any
Of it's units will be returned to
America.
NJ. O. base hospitals and camp
hospitals are different organizations;
base hospital No. 81 has arrived at
| home. camp hospital No, Ct is at
Chemilly (Yonne), and is not as
| signed to early convoy; the army
of occupation is likely to be engaged
| indefinitely in Germany.
Mrs. A. 1.-THE 102d field artil-
lery in on the April sailing list as
| part Of the 26th division.
! Anxious Sister-Evacuatio am
1 bulance company No. rs is sta
/ toned at Bordeaux, A. P. o. 705. and
/ we have no word as to when it will
be returned; regret we can give you
no information as to base hospital
| 20.
A Sister-Most of the 40th division
has returned. a detachment of the
157th infantry reached New York
on April 2, but can not tell what
units it contained.
Anxious Sster-The 105th ammu-
milton train is part of the Goth d.
vision, and is on the April sailing
list.
Soldiers Sister-The 3Sth engi-
neers is in the transportation serv-
| ice at st. NaZaire; no word as to
when it will be sent home.
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Where the Locomotives Went.