The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-22

meters across open ground, under fire
to safety"
Sergeant Garner was member OF
Co. F, 125th infantry He is recover
, ing from wounds received in France at
the base hospital here and is now at
tached to the Second infantry at this
cantonment. Lieutenant Hazelwood
who commanded the patrol Of which
Sergeant Garner was member at the
time he distinguished himself, accom-
panied the division commander at the
presentation.
Ordered Away
The entire sanitary train of the 18th
division at Camp Dodge has been or,
|dered away on detached service. Or,
ders to proceed to a destination not
|made public were received Saturday.
1t is intimated that the train will be
engaged in transport service. Troops
will move early next week. All kinds
|of disappointment resulted from this
order. Many of the men were expect
ing a discharge at any time instead OF
an order for continued service.
Former Camp Dodge Unit in Germany
The 313th engineers of the SSth dl-
vision, formerly stationed at Camp
Dodge, and commanded by Col. K. +.
Howell, were cited in orders bv Mai :
Gen. Robert Bullard of the Second
American army in France. Lieut.. Junn
MacVicar Jr., of Co. A. 313th, has writ
ten Des Moines relatives. MacVlcar
details that the regiment was within
a few miles of the Swiss border and
near Metz when the armistice was
signed. The organization had seen
hard service in constructing railways,
under fire. 1t is now with the army
of occupation. Col. j. P. Harbeson OF
of the military police, when the SSth
was at Dodge, has been mentioned as
having taken the best care OF animals.
MacVicar encloses copy OF pamph-
let dropped from German airplane,
advising Americans to desert and be
free boarders in Germany until the end
of the war. Several days after the
propaganda was dropped the armistice
was signed.
More Overseas Men Coming
During the next two weeks a large
contingent headed for Camp Dodge
will reach New York. Upon arrival
there they are detained by quarantine
regulations for few days. Something
like $500 men will reach New York
on four transports. One hundred
seventy-three officers and men are
from Camp Cody organizations, while
the remaining 2,O64 troops are artil-
lery of the 337th and 339th regiments
trained at Camp Dodge.
The following report has been fur
nished by the war department as the
names OF transports and military
uniteS. IS. $50 ,-.
The Wilhelmina, due January 17th,
will carry 109th sanitary train troops
as follows: Train headquarters, thlr-
teen men; field hospital No. 1873, SIX
men; field hospital, No. 1874, six men;
field hospital, No. 1875, seven men;
field hospital, No. 1856, six men; head
quarters ambulance section, six men;
ambulance company 1873, nine men;
ambulance company 1874, six men; am
bulance company 1856, seven men; am
bulance company 146, seven men; dl-
vision medical supply unit, eight men.
The Rochambeau, due January 2Oth,
337th field artillerymen as follows:
Field and staff, two officers; ordnance
one officer, seventeen
men; medical detachment. one ofhcer,
twenty-one men; supply company, one
officer, eighty-three men; Battery +,
two officers, 1872 men.
The 339th field artillery as follows:
Field and staff, two officers, ordnance
detachment, one officer, twenty-three
men: medical detachment, two otfl-
GERS fifteen men; supply company,
five officers, eighty-siX men; Battery
A, five officers, 20S men; Battery B,
four officers, 201 men.
The General Goethals, due January
21st, Saith division troops as follows:
Headquarters 34th division train, two
men; 9th infantry brigade, one man;
6Sth infantry brigade. one man; lo9th
infantry headquarters and military po-
lice, one officer, four men; 125th ma
chine gun battalion, l man; l26th ma
chine gun battalion, six men; l21th
machine gun battalion, four men; 1881
infantry one officer, fourteen men;
134th infantry, one officer, sixteen
men; 135th infantry, one officer, siX-
teen men; 136th infantry, two officers,
fifteen men.
The Sierra due January goth, 337th
field artillery troops as follows:
Headquarters field staff, ten officers;
headquarters company, eighteen ON
GERS 224 men; Battery A. four officers.
1873 men; Battery B, three officers, 2o3
men: Battery C, four officers, 1S9 men;
Battery D, four officers. $50 men; Bat
terry E, four officers, 1T men; medical
detachment, two officers. twelve men.
Officer Dismissed
First Lieut.. Jonathan A. Mcmillan,
SO4th infantry, Camp Dodge, has been
ordered dismissed from the service by
a court martial board citing at the
cantonment. Approval Of the sentence
was received at the camp Monday
from the Judge advocate generals OF
flee in Washington. 1t was charged
that Mcmillan struck a private.
a3sth Field Artillery Here
After an absence of five months in
France the 33Sth field artillery re-
turned to Camp Dodge for demobili-
zaton. Upon arrival of the organiza-
ton at the cantonment its commander
Brig. Gen. S. NJ. Foote, assumed COM
mand of Camp Dodge, relieving Brig.
Gen. B. r. Simmons of the 18th di-
vision. Simmons has received no Or