The sun., 1919-05-05
EIGHT TROOPSHIPS
ARE DUE HERE TO-DAY
Brig. Gen John B. Bennett Is
Among Passengers.

Inese troopsShlpS are due to arrive
here to-day:
Alfonso Kill, from Bordeaux, April
20. with 1910 passengers, including the
Eighty-second Division HEADQUARTERS
Detachment and Headquarters Troop,
307th Mobile Veterinary Section Detach-
ment. So7th Train Headquarters Quar-
termaster Detachment, 336th Battalion,
Tank Corps. complete. IL officers and
127 men; S36th Battalion. Tank Corps,
complete. Is officers and 1873 men 379th,
2Soth and 9s1st Training and Replace
ment companies. Tank Corps; Thirty
third Evacuation Hospital. Second &C.
ment Mill Company, 8 officers and ZIG
men; Sixth Cement Nll Company, 2
officers and So men; Fourteenth Ord
nance Casual Company. "A" Casual
Company Tank Corps: 52Sth Casual
Company. 80 casual officers. Expected
to dock this morning.
George Washington. from Brest April
27, with the 127th Infantry, less Head
quarters Company A and Detachment
Company b. 76 officers and 2,212 men
l2Sth Infantry complete, 103 officers
and 2,S9S men; Brest .Convalescent De-
tachments 21s to 224, inclusive, OFF,
Ger and 700 men; Thirty-second Divi-
sion Troop and Headquarters Detach-
ment, scattered, 256 men: l25th Field
Hospital. officers and 81 men; 127th
Field Hospital, 8 officers and 81 men
Thirty-second Division Headquarters,
scattered. SO officers e5 causal officers
and six officers for medical duty. Ex-
pected to dock this afternoon.
Huron, from Bordeaux. April 25, with
the 32oth Machine Gun Battalion, COM
mi o., l.
Machine Gun Battalion, complete, IS
officers and 414 men; s07h Supply
Train, complete, 10 officers and 447
men; 307th Sanitary Train, complete,
33 officers and 1872 men; 307th Mobile
Ordnance Repair Shop, complete, 2 offi-
GERS and 56 men 120th Aero Squadron,
3 officers and 136 men; 135th Aero
Squadron. s officers and 1875 men 266the
Aero Squadron, 3 officers and 1872 men
First and Second Mobile Demassing
Units, Eighty-second Division, l officer
and II men. and 81 casual officers
Santa Ana, from Bordeaux April 23.
with seven ordnance casual companies
OF twenty-one officers and 500 men
307th Repair and Salvage Company.
Tank Corps. one officer and thirty men
376th Training and Replacement Com
pany. Tank Corps, one officer and thirty
six men; 377th Training and Replace
ment Company. Tank Corps. one officer
and sixteen men First Mobile Operating
Unit. three officers and 100 men; Head
quarters Army Artillery. First Army.
five officers and 1872 men: 524th Casual
Company. New York, one officer and
sixty-four men: thirty-hve casual Off
GERS, ten nurses and four civilians.
Caserta, from Marseilles April 22. with
1860 passengers, including the sixty
sixth Company. Transportation Corps,
two officers and 253 men; the 65Sth
Aero Squadron, one officer and 1Os men
65oth Aero Squadron, two officers and
1l9 men Seventh Aero Service Casual
Company, one officer and 140 men
Fftieth Aero Squadron, ten officers and
l6S men eleven casual and special cas-
ual companies and seventy-six casual
officers.
Columbia, from Marseilles April 90,
with 1.09S military passengers including
327th Bakery Company one officer and
eighty-six men; 305th Bakery Company
one officer and etghty-two men; thirty
casual officers and nineteen special cas-
uAl and casual companies including two
from New York.
Cap Finisterre. from Brest April 25
with the 127th Infantry. Field and Stan
Headquarters Company. Medical De-
tachment, Company A and Detachment,
Company B. 26 officers and 5S5 men
109th Base Hospital, s officers and lis
men: Sixty-fourth Infantry Brigade
Headquarters. 6 officers and 81 men
Seventy-seventh Division Detachment, I
officers; 1853 casual nurses. 35 casual
officers and II civilian aids.
La Savoie, from Havre April %. with
3l6 military passengers. including II
small casual companies. special casual
companies, IL casual officers. AZ civilians
and Brig.-Gen. John B. Bennett. travel
ling as n casual