The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
SIND TO SAIL
AT EARLY DATE
Division Composed of Tennes-
see, Georgia, Alabama Ma
tionaI Army Men.
PERSHlNG CABLES NEWS
2.110 Troops Land in New
York From Marseilles, Co
ing to Thirteen Camps.

mashinrton, March 17.-AsslGn-
,,,ert 10 early convoy home OF the
Es sphty- second division (Georgla, Ala
hama. and Tennessee national army
pas announced today in capies am
frar, Cen. Pershing. other units as
aivred included army ambulance SCI n
lions Nos. $40, 600, 521, $780, 0o'' o'''
602 and 6O4. 49, with e11O
troons. the steamship Patrla arrlNeu a'.
here today from Marseilles. Unlts
included the 304th brigade tane coi n p'
complete, 65 officers and. l'4op rtnon itt
for distribution among r,nii on5
camps throughout the counsiI' rs "1
casual company NO lSo-' Vi i1'0'O
! lana. s. p,r,de
Nrew York. March 17.-Soldlers ana
s,ilors we're accorded the honor
n1aces In the great st. Patrick's day
parade IN which $4,000 representa-
tiuee of some 100 Irish societies were
4 assipned to places. Conveyances were
Il nrovided for wounded soldiers SetN
ice men also were the guests OF tne
Il irish societies in Brooklyn ana olhel
n boroughs of the city. , last
reIehration of the day began last
night with banquets and meet,hss =
and manv others were arfailstu "
begin soon after the paraoe lou"S'
3.ooo Tank Men Land.
Now York. March Ill. n. ..
a Three thousand American 'ai,A ns 81
II ors who drove the big land battie-
ebins, through the Hindenburg ilhe
arrived here today with more than
. ooo other veterans on the transport u
potria Europa and w. \. Lucken-
hacb None of the returning soldlcrs
Il rri1l he landed until late in the atter-
noon however, because OF uehSe
for which envelops the bay and mar
The patria. nosed through to quar-
milne before she was forced TO an
rhor and the Europa and Luskenpaci
d are fog-locked off Sandy HOOK.
II Aboard the Patrla were Z'llu 9o,,
n diers, including the 3O4tn nIlsau'
trench corps complete, 6o otnceLs an an,
1.456 men, who will be sent TO Ca.tip p
Crant Jackson. Meade, Pike, Sher
man. TAYLOR and Merritt; casualt!
comnanies No. 1902 Uouisiana).
of5cers and SO men, No. 1905 (Texas)
ii officer and 103 men, No. 1909 (Ar
kansas), l officer and SO men, NJ
1870 New York;, . officers and ~
men, No. 1918 North Dakota), ! DIN
Ger and So men, and No. 1914 fo
south Dakota). l officer and 70 mer
Sixty-seven officers, of whom "a ar
in the air service, and 4 civilian
we're also among the passengers o
the Patria.
Luckenbach and Europa.
The w. A. Luckenbach, from BOZ
deaux. arrived with 2,552 officers an
men. Including the Fortieth divislo
n Twenty sixth engineers detachment
1sOth infantry detachment, 16 off1cer
and 1.449 men; Nordeauz GONZALES
cont detachments Nos. 151, 1856, 16
1s2 and 1853, 9 officers and 256 mel
all sick or wounded.
The Europa, from Marseilles. ha
on board 1862 officers and men, III
cIuding the 306th brigade tank corr
s. cononany. Sc officers and 1906 men
305th brigade tank corps detachmen
officers and 2S2 men. of whom
officer and 131 men viii be sent
81 Camp Dix.
y Th;rtieth to Land at Charleston.
Cbarleston. s. c.. March H.
Southeastern department hSdud ua y
ters was notified today that ~
trsnsnort Konigen der Nederlande
bringing units of the THIRTEEN diV
sion from France, would debark II
,S troops at Charleston instead of New
mort News, as first announced II
vessel having been diverted durlr
the voyage. The ship is due {
March %.
Units aboard the vessel include Il
115th field artillery, Of the SOth DIV
sion, and the 105th ammunition tTai
the latter composed of former n;
tional guard COMPANIES Of this cit
The troops will be sent to can
Jackson for sanitary treatment.