Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
G0ENTOER DOCKS WITH BATTERY E ABOARD
205 Men and Four Officers Mostly Soldiers From
 This City. OTHER TRANSPORTS
 WILL SOON DOCK Ship Had Been Kept Out side of New York Because
 of the Fog.

New York, Jan. 24 - More than 3,700 American troops ar rived here today on five ves- selS-the battleships Louisiana and New Hampshire, in service as transports; the French Line steamship Chicago; the Ameri- can transport GoentOer, and the American steamship Ac- cOmac.
 The Goentoer brought homo 40 off- cers and 653 men of the 10th regiment of engineers, headquarters detach- ment, medical detachment, beaffquar- ters detachment of First Battalion, replacement detachment. and Compa- nies A. B, I, and K.
 Also on the Goentoer were four off, cers and 205 men of Battery F, of the 18th Coast Artillery; four officers and 76 men of the 102nd Trench Mortar battalion; and three officers and 142 men of Casual Company No AIS.
 On the Accomac were 27 casuals from various branches of the service.
 On the Louisiana were the Head quarters and Supply companies, a Medical detachment and Batteries A., B, and part of c, of the 59th Coast Artillery corps---!n all 93 officers and Ss7 men---together with three casual officers and five casual civilians. Members of the 59th also were on the New mpshire---Ba.tteries ID, E. and part of c, comprising 24 officers and STA men, together with two officers and IS men of a medical detachment of the 18th, and 14 casual officers and civilians.
 On the Chicago were the 814th Pi- oneer infantry, made up of IT white officers and 314 colored men; casual companies Nos. 15, IT, and IS, com pris1ng six officers and 370 men; and 25 casual officers and men.
 Army officers at the authorization office in Hobolaen said there was nothing in their records to show that any of these vessels WIS bringing home wounded men.
 The steamship t4eneral Goethals arrived later in the day with a skele' ton organization Of the 34th division comprising eight officers and S4 meI from the west. Also on board were two. officers and 114 men of casuals O StatYany No. Il, of New York, ant 3f casual officers of various branche of the service, making PAS troops il all on this vessel.
 Washington, Jan. 24-The trans port Mongolia has sailed from France for New York and will arrive there Jan. 30 with 100 officers and 5,0Ot men, including about 1000 sick and wounded.
 The Mongolia is bringing home 2z from Pennsylvania and two from Massachusetts,; detachment tractor artillery school; Is casual officer! and six naval officers.
 The transport Samarinda is due a New York Jan q with two casua companies and 13 officer casuals. GOENTOI8R Six HE
 The battleship Connecticut, whicl sailed from France Jan 20, with l ,00i troops, reported today that she hat changed her course and was proceed ing to New York instead rof Newpor News. els announced yesterday. Tn vessel is expected ito reach New Yorl Feb, 2.
 New York, Jan 24-I'he hosptta ship Mercy, whose arrival at Guar antine was reported yetterday, lander lher :3O sick and wounded today.
 The transport CaIamares also ar rived today from Bordeaux with 1 AT naval officers and men from tn United States naval station at Paul lilac, France, 36 casual army officer and four civilians