Evening star., 1919-06-02
DC, MEN AMONG
ARRIVING SOLDIERS
Ships Bring Troops to Three
eorts-InfIuenza Cases at
Newport News.
BY The Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June More than
5000 soldiers arrived here today on
the transports Graf Waldersee and
Canada.
The former German ship brought
thu s1sth Infantry complete, soth
Division. CNew Jersey. Virginia, Mary
land, Delaware, District of Columoia),
a total of 80 officers and 3,154 men,
She also brought 26 officers and 81
m6n of the 142d Infantry. 36th Dlv1-
sian (Texas and Oklahoma former ma
tipnal. guardsmen). The detail consist
ed-of a medical detachment. Sd Bat
talon. headquarters and Companies J.
XII and NJ.
On board the Canada were 1.7S2 Of
fcers and men. mainly casua! COM
paties. hospital details and welfare
workers. The troops on the two trans
ports are under orders for Camps
Devens, Dix, Lee. Jackson. Gordon,
Sherman. Taylor, Custer. Grant, Shell
by, Dodge, Funston, Travis and Bowie
= Yesterdays Arrivals.
The transports X. I. Luckenbach.
Lancaster and La Lorraine arrived
here yesterday from France. bring
ing 4,7s1 officers and men of the
American eXpeditionary force.
The Luckenbach's passenger list
included forty-one officers and 1886
men of the Goth Engineers, including
headquarters detachment: the 10th
B6ttalioh complete, and Medical De-
taehment Companies 6, 10, IS, a6, ~
31.~41 and 40; nine officers and 43S
men Of the 303d Supply Train. head
quarters detachment and Companies
AStos E, inclusive: one officer and
sexenty-nine men of the 9Th Bakery
Company and two companies of cas-
30
command of Maj. Philip E. Hinkley
OF Boston.
.0n 'the Lancaster were thirty-six
omkers and 1868 men of the 309th
Infantry, comprising field and stan.
headquarters. 1st and I'd Battalions.
ana Companies to H, inclusive;
oue casual company and one casual
In Lorraine brought Companies A,
E1nd of the 301st Supply Train;
fouf officers and 100 men; the 24sth
Military Police: five officers and 16e
casual officers.
:. Ships at Philadelphia.
transports with s,7oo troops from
France arrived here yesterday
On board the Shoshone were units of
thSa 10th Division, eastern Pennsyl-
vania drafted troops. The units in
cluded 304th Ammunition Train. horse
bapaliop headquarters. Companies e
ana F, 3o4th Sanitary Train; Clothing
Bath, Unit 392, Sales Company 81, st.
NAxaire Casual Company 6s3 for Iowa
ana St. Nazaire Casual Company 6s4
fox. Wyoming. forty-two officers and
1,3AS men in all.
The Canandaigua brought scattered
units of the s0th Division, mostly
wNetern Pennsylvania troops. There
were 1.327 on board, including mem
befs of the train headquarters, motor
OF ff9he Soth Division; Companies A to
G Fof the 305th Ammunition Train.
Company L of the 31Sth Infantry and
ca&pals of the 317th Infantry.
erty officers and $50 men made up
the contingent on the Gen. Gorgas.
ThA units included the headquarters
detachment, the medical detachment
and Companies A. B. c and D of the
5oeSh Engineers. headquarters and
GSompany B Of the soad Field Signal
atty Companies Nos 577. $50 and 5s5.
<. Newport News Arrivals.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June q
Approximately 1900 troops debarked
frup. three transports reaching here
yel9erday from France. The ships
WS the Finland, Pocahontas and Nam
calse of an outbreak of influenza
ssvSraf days out from Brest, the Nam
seI1ond steamed under forced draft.
wen. she reached port there were
ntnSty-one cases Of the disease aboard
aue as result all of the troops were
ts03Ated in camps here and will be
kee1 In quarantine five days.
The units on the Nansemond were
thar395fh Infantry. complete, of the
S0th Division; 31Sth Infantry supply.
ordnance. Sd Battalion Headquarters,
Company M and medical detachments.
casual companies 1 and of the a1stf
infantry; companies B and F. of the
33d, Engineers. s0th Division postal
det4chment, 305th train headquarters.
banerfes L and F. 315th Field Artil-
Iery, two casual companies of 320th
infantry and number of convales-
cents.
Maryland Governor on Hand.
Bringing 1873 officers and men. the
C.A s. Paysandu, which sailed from
St..sNazaire May Is, arrived in the
hsrbor this morning. The ship was
due several days ago. but was held
up-eecause of engine trouble. Aboard
the transport were twenty-six officers
ana 1851 men of the 313th Infantry,
1sn Division: and one civilian. Gov.
E4erson c. Harrington of Maryland
AnN Mayor Bruning of Baltimore were
members of a large Maryland dele
cation here to greet the 31sth, q
Maryland outfit.
Mercury Brings 3,196.
1rAnsport Mercury. eleven DAYS out
from st. Nazaire, arrived Saturdav "
with s.1s6 officers and men of the
ssth Division.
Expected Transport Arrivals.
14pscted transport arrivals an
noqpced today included:
Medonta, New York. June ~. eight
casual companies; Camp Hospital
No, IS: Convalescent Hospitals Nos.
4 sud S: Sd Photo Sections.
bsford. Newport News. June -,
headquarters and medical detachments.
Cogpanies A, B and c. 315th Field
Sigual' Battalion. Goth Military Police.
Sanitary Squad 40, 315th Mobile Ord
nance Repair Shop. four casual com
83ntA Olivia Newport Nous Ju,o