Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-29
Many Questions Answered.

Many Questions Answered.
M. II. 1.-The last address given
for the 134th infantry was A. P. o.
912; this was the army postoffice of
the SAITH division, most Of which is
now at home; no notice has been
given OF the sailing date for the
headquarters company of this regi-
ment.
M. K.-The Ninth army corps was
made up Of the 33d and 35th d.
visions, all of which have been or
dered home; the 35th division is
now at sea on it's way over, and the
SD is on the sailing list for May;
the oath balloon company, being at
tached to this corps, will probably
return with one or the other of
these divisions; regret we can give
you no more exact information.
Mrs. L. S-We very much regret
we can give you no definite informa-
ton as to when guard company No.
81, at A. P. o. 712, will be sent
home. This postoffice is located at
Is-Sur-Tille Cote d'Or), southeast
from Paris
Mrs. J. B.-The 310th infantry is
on the sailing schedule for May.
Anxious Mother-No orders have
vet been issued for the return of bal
loon replacement company 101; it is
still stationed at Ramorantin, await
ing orders.
A Customer-The 109th, motor
supply train is quite busy at st. Ma
zaire, and no orders have been is
sued Cor it's immediate return. Am
bulance company 356 is attached to
the seth division, which is scheduled
to sail for home in June. Packages
sent to the motor supply company
mentioned will very likely be de-
livered, but it is doubtful If those
sent 10 the ambulance company
would reach France in time. as the
movement of the seth division to
port of embarkation will very soon
commence.
Happy G.-The seth transporta-
ton company is very busy at Nevers,
an important concentration center
south of Paris, and is not at present
on the schedule for immediate sail
ing. The 18th balloon company is
with the army of occupation; it's
present address is A. P. O. 754. 1t
is with the Third army corps, and
no time has been fixed for its re-
turn to the United States.
A Constant Reader-See answer to
Happy G., foregoing, for information
as to 18th balloon company; place
for muster out of service is not
fixed in advance, but depends on
conditions at port of debarkation
selected and which post can better
accommodate newly arrived troops.
Soldiers are released as early as
4S hours after arrival on this side.
NJ. H. E.-The 307th field signal
battalion is part of the SD division,
and Is now on its way home; watch
The Bee for announcement of its
landing.
M. P. w.-Base hospital 80 still
is located at Heyeres; no time has
been determined upon for its return;
the 80th division is on the sailing
schedule for May; Battery C, Sixth
field artillery, is in the First brigade
of the First division, and is part of
the army of occupation; it's address
is A. p. 0. 1873; headquarters Of the
division is at Hetzerath.
An Anxious Relative-The 147th
field artillery is part of the Third
army, in occupation of German ter
ritory; it's postoffice address is A.
p. o. 1888; these organizat tons are
likely to be held indefinitely in the
service over there; no date has been
determined upon as yet for the
homeward sailing of base hospital
100.
j. r. B.-Casual companies are
returned to the United States as fast
as transport is available; no schedule
is made for the return of any of
these units, and it is impossible to
give you the sailing date of any in
advance.
A Soldiers Friend--Regret we can
not give you the present address Of
the 1O9th field signal battalion; it
was assigned to early convoy many
weeks ago, and is still waiting for
transport at last word.
l.. S. R.-The 16Sth infantry
reached New, York last Saturday
coming on the Leviathan.
Mrs. F. w. A.-See answer to M.
r. c. at head of this column; the
last address we have for the 109th
engineers is A. P. o. 1888, with no
word as, to when tn regiment will be
returned to this side.
j. G. K.-The First field signal
battalion is attached to the Second
division, and is in the army of oc-
cupation; its address is A. p. o. TO;
the division headquarters is at Prum;
1t Is part of the regular army, and
WAL w AACAu III ".
Anxious Wife-The Second army
is practically demobilized all its
combat units, except the Seventh di-
vision, have been assigned sailing
dates, and many of them already
have arrived in this country; the
medical service units attached to this
army have not all been given date
for sailing, as considerable work yet
remains in the way Of caring for
sick and wounded still needing at
tention; it Is not at all probable any
Of the medical units Of this army
will be transferred to the Third
army; no time has yet been fixed
for the sailing of evacuation hospital
No. 81.
A Soldiers Friend-We have no
Information as to when the 135th
infantry will return; see answer at
top Of this column.