Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-18

MANY Onestions Answernll

Many Questions Answered.
C. L., Chapman-We regret we
have no information concerning the
units you ask for. Several Atlantic
ports are used for debakation pur-
poses.
j. N.-The bill allowing a bonus
Of $50 to discharged soldiers has not
yet been passed by congress.
G. S., Omaha-The Both balloon
company is in France, in the service
of supply; A. p. 0. 722. 1t will prob
ably be demobilized at Omaha when
sent home.
]. O. B.-The 9Th division is part
of the Eigth army corps, Third
army. and is in the army OF oceu-
patton. A. P. o. 931. Names of
killed in railroad accident have not
yet been published. Will come in
turn in casualty list.
A. E., Missouri Valley-The 321st
field artillery is part of the 18TH
brigade of the sgd division. A. p.
O. 742. Headquarters are at
Prauthoy. The division is part Of
the Fifth corps Of the Third army,
and is in the army Of occupation.
Miss H. K.-The units referred to
in the clipping you sent are no
doubt convalescent organizations
You say your brother is in the 48th,
but do not say what branch of serv-
ice, therefore we can not answer the
query. A corporals pay is S36 per
month. Can not give you the dis
tances you ask for.
Mrs. o. NJ. B., Vinita, OkI.-The
131st infantry is part of the seth di-
vision; address mail to A. P. o. 1856.
Division headquarters are at Tron-
chey. General Pershing reports mail
situation greatly improved
Peggy-Have no information as to
when any of the marine organiza-
tions will leave France.
A. B. p, Oakland-The 129th field
artillery is part Of the S6th division
of the Ninth army corps. Division
headquarters are at st. Mihiel; adj
dress mail to A. P. o. 743. Address
mail to the 125th infantry to A. P. 0.
912.
Mrs NJ. o., Missouri valley-The
SD regiment 20. A. CO. is part of
the seth brigade; A. P. o. 1872; head
quarters, LaCourtine, (Creuse),
France. He no information as to
when this unit win be sent home.
Mother, Omaha-Company D, Sec
ond supply train, is with the I'd di-
vision in the army of occupation;
postoffice address, A. p. o. ITO. No
word as to when it will be sent
home.
Mrs E. N, David City-Thank
you for your words Of appreciation.
This column is for the benefit of our
readers. Your sons section is in the
ambulance section at Ferrieres, the
same work with the French army he
was doing with the American. No
word as to when any of the ambu-
lance sections so. attached will be
returned. Men sent abroad after
armistice was signed were needed
for replacement. The Both infantry
is in the Sixth brigade of the Third
division of the army of occupation,
with division Headquarters at
Schweich. Pay in the navy starts
when men enter service, not when
he is sworn in, unless he enters serv-
ice Immediately
7. H., Fremont-The present post
Office address of the 134th infantry
is A. P. o. 712. Can not tell you
why only part of the 34th division
Mrs. L. p. C.-Your sons address
is the same as it was, A. p. o. 795.
On February / the regimental and
brigade headquarters were at Lagny.
Mrs. T. TT. B-The present adj
dress of the 35th company, trans
portation corps, is A. P. o. 713, A.
e. f. This postoffice is at Gievres.
Mrs. e. /. ADMINISTRATION
Company H is assigned to early con-
voy home.
Mr. G. R., Beemer, and Mrs. r.
T., Bloomfield-YOur letters have
been forwarded to the War depart
ment.
M. X. S.-General Funston. held
the rank of major general in the
United States army at the time of
his death; he was in command Of the
Department of the South, with head
quarters at Fort Sam Houston, Tex
as, when he died and as such in
command of the border. General
Pcrshing was under his command
when he entered Mexico, but was
directed to report to the president
and get orders from him. without
going through military channels;
General Wood preceded General
Funston in rank.
M. j. 1.-The 21st ambulance
company is part Of the Fourth di-
vision of the Fourth corps Of the
Third army; division headquarters
are at Remich, A. p. o. TAG. Do not
know when this company was sent
to France
M. IA. P. o. s1s is at Rima-
court, Haute- Marine; quartermaster
units stationed here are mobile laun-
dry companies S01 and 800, Com
pany A, 322d colored labor battalion,
butchery companies 348 and S53 and
bakery company 313. Your brother
is probably attached to the office of
the group quartermaster.
Mrs. w. d. It's. S. u. 531 is at
tached to hospital at Ferrieres,
(Loiret). near Orleans, and no or
dera have heen issnad for It's rntnrn-