Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
THOUSAND
MORE AMERICANS
ARRIVE FROM FRANCE
Transports Continue to Dis
charge Yankee Soldiers at
New York for Rehabilitation
Camps.

New York. March s1.-The follow
ing transports arrived here today Ma
kui, Siboney and Alaskan. The Gull
goa is scheduled to arrive this after
noon.
Returning on the Makui was Bril-
gadier- General Sanford B. Stansberry,
commanding the 73rd infantry brigade
headquarters and companies of the
146th infantry, IS officers and 2617
men, the majority of whom were from
Camp Sherman.
Other organizations were casual
companies 1925, New Jersey 1927,
South Carolina 1928, Illinois, and 726
scattered and special casual company
741. 73rd infantry brigade headquar-
ters Is casual officers and Brest con-
valescent detachments numbers 1871 to
1856 inclusive.
ON ALASKAN AND SlBONEY
On the Alaskan were the 346th in
fantry field and staff, second and
third battalion headquarters company,
supply company, mess detachment,
e F, G, H, ], X, L and M, 40 officers
and 20S1 men and casuals companies
604 and GIL.
There were 1927 officers and men on
the Siboney of the following organiza-
tons: 363rd infantry, headquarters. 80
officers and SCI men: 364th infantry,
field and staff headquarters third bat
talon, ordnance and medical detach-
ments, headquarters supply and ma
chine gun companies, and companies
A, B, l, X, l. and M, 81 officers and
2069 men; casual company number
612, New York; special casual COM
panies 61s and 619, st. Nazaire con-
valescent detachment No. 1870 and
two casual officers.
The Culgoa has 104 men of the fol-
lowing casual companies, 2S2 Arkan-
sas; 2S3, Texas; ga North Carolina:
2S9, scattered; 292, Texas; 29S, Penn
sylvania.
ARRIVALS ON LA LORRAINE
| The French liner La Lorraine ar
rived later with $50 passengers, in
Guiding 2S7 officers and soldiers Of the
| following casual companies: PATS,
regulars; PAT, scattered; PATS, South
Carolina; 24S0, Nebraska, and 24S1
scattered, special casual company
2474 for discharge and four casual
officers. Aboard the Makui was Rri-
| gadier General Stanford B. Stansbury
| In command of the returning 73rd in
| fantry brigade of the 18th division.
With the general was his son, Carol
| ]. Stansbury, a private and orderly to
his father. General Stansbury went
across with the Ohio troops, but later
was transferred to the 18th division
and finished the war with the 18th
division as brigade commander.
The majority of the returning Ohio
troops of the Makui are from Gin
cinnati and Canton. All are from the
18th division and have seen service
since last June when they were sta
toned in the Vosges region. At the
| time of the armistice signing they
were stationed in Belgium, having
forced a crossing of the Scheldt.
TROOPS AT CAMP MERRITT
| The saith and 34Sth field artillery,
so officers and 27OS men from Camps
Sherman, Funston, Lewis and Dodge
arrived at Camp Merritt today, hay-
| ing reached port yesterday on the
Aqu1tanla. lney VIII DC returned u
the camps from which they We're mob
| ilized probably in week or two.
| The other organizations arriving on
the Aquitania went to Camps Mills,
Dix and Upton to be Cleaned up" be-
fore being sent to their initial camps.
They We're S5th division headquarters
and headquarter troops, 10th field ar
tillery. 169th infantry brigade head
quarters, saith field artillery, 134th
field artillery detachments, 112th am
munition train detachment, 135th field
artillery detachment, 112th engineers
detachment, 145th infantry companies
F, G, H, K, i, l., NJ, 146th infantry
medical and camp detachments, S37th
infantry, field and staff, 92nd base
hospital, 10th base hospital unit, two
| casual comnn mics and 9S casual Off