Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-24
Many Questions Answered.

many questions Answered.
Mrs. l.. B. B.-Sorry, but we can
not tell you the meaning of the in
itials 20. G. r." and "a. R. D." The
soldiers have adopted many arbi-
trary abbreviations which puzzle the
civilian.
Mrs. F. V. M.-Military police
company 223 Is in the service of
supply and Is not scheduled for early
return.
Mrs. j. H.-Field remount
squadron 342 is in the service OF
supply at st. Nazaire, and is not
scheduled for early return. Appli-
cation for the immediate release of
man in this unit should be made
to the officer in command, present
ing an affidavit setting forth reasons
for the request.
|, Mrs. A. V. B.-Salvage unit No.
316 has not been assigned to convoy;
efforts are being made to get all
these units out of France as fast as
possible; watch The Bee for an
nouncement.
Mrs. V.-The Eighth aero squad
ron is attached to the Sixth army
corps, and has not yet sailed from
Bordeaux; these units are coming
home as rapidly as transport can be
provided, but not in any regular
order.
Mrs. G. D.-See answer to Mrs.
", foregoing.
A Soldiers Sister-The 5Sth in
. fantry is part Of the Eighth brigade,
Fourth division, and is included in
the army of occupation; no time
has been fixed for it's return. The
25th engineers is engaged in con-
struction work with the First army,
and no time has been set for it's re-
turn; it's present address is A. P. o.
TIA.
M. A. H.-Latest word from the
40Sth telegraph battalion is to the
effect that it has sailed and will
reach New York about May 10. The
355th infantry is part of the seth
division, scheduled to sail for home
in June. No orders have yet been
issued for the return of the Sixth
division.
Mrs. H. Write to the ad-
jutant general Of the army for in
formation concerning a missing SOL
der. The 109th military police is
in the service of supply of the
army, intermediate section, with
headquarters at Nevers, south of
Paris about 60 miles.
A Soldiers Wife-The 10th in
fantry is on the schedule to sail
with the 2Sth division in May; can
not tell at which port they will land
or which camp they will be sent to
muster out.
Mrs. C. Ito secure the release
Of soldier for essential reasons
write to the officer commanding his
sworn statement embodying the rea-
sons for making the request. This is
the first step, and the others are
96th aero squadron is part of the
many.
An Anxious Mother-Regret we
can not tell you when Company H
Of the Eighth provisional regiment
will be sent home; these units are
not attached to divisions, and there
fore no sailing schedule for them is
announced.
A Soldiers Wife-Your informa-
ton in regard to the 109th supply
train is probably correct. This unit
has been employed in the convoy
service since the saith division was
sent home, and no date has been
fixed for it's return to the United
States.
Mrs. c. S.-Bakery company No
306 is in the service of supply OF
the army, and it's present address
is Montigny-le-Roi via A. P. o. 757.
No time has been fixed for it's return
to the United States.
Soldiers Sister and Brother-No
time has been fixed for the return
of ambulance company No. 40, il
being part Of the Sixth division
which is likely to be held in France
indefinitely.
An Anxious Mother-Applicatio ton
for the early release of a soldier
from the service. for any reason
whatsoever, can not affect his rights
as regards his insurance, which takes
the place of a pension, or any OF
his allowances or standing in the
service. The 119th field artillery is
part of the 32d division, and is
scheduled to sail for home in May.