Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-19
SHIPS WITH TROOPS
REACH U. S. PORTS
Steamer President Wilson
With Units at New York. v
Arrivals Elsewhere.

NEW FORK, May 19.-Thirty four
officers and l.1a0 men Of the s7th Dr.
vision drafted troops OF Arkansas,
Louisiana and NississippD arrived
here today from Marseille on. the
steamship President WILSON,, the ma
sr.y an e. m sssa 9 Ts 5ae Af
lery Brigade headquarters will go to
Camp Dix; the s0sd Ammunition Train
complete, % officers ana I'LL men, TO
CAMPS Dix, Grant. Taylor and Deyens
and officers and Is men of the SoSd
Train headquarters to Camp Pig. CO.,
Division. Including 3 postal detaeh-
ment, will go mostly to Camp Dix.
These are New York state, northern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey drafted
men. p =.
The ship brought altogether l.ssss
men Of the LIST Army Headquarters,
nearly all far Camps Upton. Dodge,
Grant and Lewis and casuals., !
Units of the SD, or All-American
Division, in which every state is rep
resented, and Of the sad Division;
regiments of Michigan and Wiscon-
sin, arrived yesterday from France on
the steamshipa Noerdam. Walter \.
Luck enbach and Antonio Lopez. The
military passenger lists totaled $685.
officers ana men.
Newport News Report.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May 10
The y. s. S. Martha Washington ar
rived this morning from Padiiiac,
France. with 2,01a officers and men
aboard, hfty-sexen of whom became
III Of inhuenxa after they sailed,
RE- aa.s.ssss masSn tss p pnep
hihitihG friends, relatives and others
from eoAmunicating with the troops.
Aboard this ship were Companies A,
B, ., medical AID headquarters, of
the aslst Machine. Gun Battalion, s2d
and medical, OF the 3o7th Field Signal
battalion; list, Sd. Sd, 4th and seth for
estPy companies, headquarters and
medical attachments of the 20th En-
ginsels. and six casual companies.
Sick men aboard were carried to
the amharkation hespital Immediate
~ this morning. All others on the
ship were marched to Camp Morri@
son. where they will be isolated for
dvs days.
Arrivals at Other Ports.
BOSTON. May 1s.-FormsF members
Of tina Michigan National Guard made
up the greater part Of the 1870 troops
brought from Brest today by the
battfeship Rhode Island. Mayor c. B.
brown ana a large delegation from
YPsilaRti, Mich. met the battleship.
After going through, the disinfecting
process at Camp Devens tho troops
will be trAnsferYed to camps near
Their homes for discharge,
Among the unitE aboard were 167th
Field Signal Battalion; ten ambulanee
sections. sales commiasair and sani-
tary squads, service. park units and
casual companies,
PHILADELPHIA. May 1s.-Soldiers
from the middle west made up the
bulk Of the 2,1t5 troops who arrived
here yesterday on the American liner
Haverford from Liverpool and Brest
The etsemship Neordam arrived SAT-
uF4AY 1tGht from Are9t with tho .125th
1AfsEtrY ID Battalion Qsss twenty
eight officers detaehell 126th Infantry.
medical detachment and companiea.
:eaA y fscattsssda csns d4suai safp4
the stsamsr Antonio Iepes, from
Bordeaux. arrived with los officars
end 1.oa1. men. commenting the aasth
lnfeAtry, headquArteEa. aeooNd Rat-
fallen medical detachment and CONS
paAiss q to II. iaelusivA. destined to
Camp pHt9n, and GHall detachp1entH
Of the S3ath and saith Infantry and
casual companies. f5@e