Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-14
TROOPS
ARE OMNCO ON
The MANCHURlA
Will Probably Arrire at N.
Y. January 2o-Other
Vessels En- Route.

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Washington, Jan. 1.-THE trans
port Manchuria has sailed from
France for New York with more than
1000 troops and the transport Canada
for Boston with about 1900.
Among the units aboard the Man
churia, due January 20, are head
quafterp S7th division and headquar-
tiers troop and detachment, 312th
sanitary train, headquarters, medical
and ordnance detachments en- route
for Camp Dix, N. j.; 156th Ambu-
lance company of the 3Sth division
for Camp Pike; Company B, Hath
ammunition train, seth division, for
Camp Taylor, KY; 3O1st trench NOR
tar battery from the 18th division for
Camp Devens: 10th trench mbrtar
battery for Camp Grant; 9TH heavy
Camp Grant; It'll heavy mobile
ordnance repair shop for Camp Mer-
ritt; 466th p%ontoon train, Washing
ton barracks, ID. c.; 9th aero squad
ron. Columbus barracks Ohio; 154th
n 491st area squadron for Slocum,
N. Y; End casual ordnance battalion
to be distributed among Is camps;
casual companies numbers 403, Tegu-
1ars) 126th Pennsylvania, 127th Iowa,
128th Massachusetts,; II casual off,
GERS a%nd<about one thousand sick and
wounded and $50 navy casuals.
The transport Canada, due January
20, is bringing the 23rd balloon COM
pany-for Fort slocum. N. Y. and
Camp Logan and Camp Meade;
casual companies APO, New York;,
424 and >430 .(Ohio), 425 Kansas, 431
and 438 (regulars) 432 (Maryland),
434 Camp Meade and Camp Lewis)
and 80 casual officers.
The transport Dion, scheduled to
reach New York January 20, has on
ly two casual officers aboard.
The war department also an
nounced tina the second battalion and
machine gun company, seth infantry
(s2nd division) about 1000 strong,
and the first and third %battalions and
machine gun company 369th infantry
and the first battalion and supply
company 370th infantry. both regi-
ments Of the 93rd division, had been
assigned for early convoy.
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, last day for
telephone discounts. Northwestern
Telephone Co.-Adv.
Mekinock Man Woundcd-The
name Of John B. kramme Of Mekin-
ock. ND, appears on today's casualty
list as being wounded, the degree uu.
determined. The young man. is said
to be the 'son~of John P Krarnme of
Mekinock.
Given 90 Days and iF1ned-J. P.
Mullen of this city today pleaded
guilty in >the district court to the
charge of keeping for sale intoxicat-
ing liquor as a~beverage, and was
given a sentence Of ninety days in the
county Jail with a fine Of 5000. In
case the fine is not paid, ten days
Road Being Ciearei-street Com.
crew of lei busy clearing the road
to the Northern Packing plant today
AS the snow has been deep on thai
road. it was impossible for automo.
biles to make it. After the snow shov.
els have done their work. the road
will be in such a condition that trav.
cling on them will be possible
Pumping Plant Soon Tinisiled-The
Red River. Power company is agar
at work installing the balance Of the
water. and it is expected that the
pump will he in operation in about
two weeks. The delay SO far has beer
caused in the inability of the COM
pany to secure machinery and fit.
tings. on account Of war conditions.
Team Runs Away-While the driv.
err was busy in a hay car at the
Northern Pacific freight depot. tbs
team hitched to a sleigh dray, belong.
ing to Jas. Lynch, 4 loca! feed man
broke from their ~fastenings and rar
down Third. street as far as DeMers
avenue before they were stopped b,
Policeman Frenk Darahan. No dam.
age was}done to the drayE or horses.
TO HONOR WILSON.
Paris, Jan. 14.-(Havas. )-Presi.
dent Wilson will be the guest of homo,
at a banquet to be given by the French