Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-27
Many Questions Answered


Soldiers Wife-Several reports
have been given out as to the sailing
of parts of the Tooth engineers; we
l:now nothing official, beyond the
fact that this organization has been
attached to the remnant OF the For
tieth division, and its address chang
ed to A. p. o. 1888.
Sister-The 223d military police
company is not scheduled for early
return.
II. E-Headquarters OF the Thir-
ty-second division ia at Speichor, A.
+. o. 1874; under schedule to return
in May; of course. it is one of the
best divisions over there: probably
all units Will be returned at same
time; cannot say where it will be de-
mobillzed; soldiers will be returned
home as quickly as possible after
declaration of peace; enlisted men
in regular army whose terms were
prolonged by war will be discharged
at conclusion of peace; drafted men
may be held for full term of six
months after peace has been declar-
ed; the Twelfth engineers Is in the
Second army, and not under orders
to return.
F. mo orders for return of
Thirty eighth transportation COM
pany; the 1S5th aero squadron is at
Schweich, Germany. A. p. D. 775;
no orders for its early return.
A Soldiers Sster-The Eighth in
Fantry is in the army of occupation,
and will be held indefinitely there.
Corp. ]. M.-The discharged SOL
der may retain his uniform, his "tin
hat" and his gas mask.
l.. P. 1.-The headquarters Of the
Eighty-eighth division is at Lagny;
no orders for its immediate return.
Mrs. A. H., Council Bluffs-The
fact that your sons address has been
changed so frequently may account
for the failure of letters to reach
him; the last address he gave you,
A. P. o. 91S, is headquarters of the
Second army; he was then in the
depot brigade, and may have since
been attached to unit; you should
continue writing to the last address.
In time he will receive the registered
letters.
Mrs. L. carbohydrates of the
Eighty ninth division is at Mersch,
in Luxembourg; under orders to sail
in June; A. P. o. 761.
Soldiers Sister-The 147th field
artillery is in the Third army, A. P.
o. 7SS, and is not attached to di-
vision; the 30Sth engineers is part
of the Third army corps, and is not
attached to division; neither of
these organizations is under sailing
orders at present.
A Soldiers Sister-Headquart
of the Eighty-ei division is at
Lagny; address the machine gun
company of the 349th infantry at
A. P. o. 795; no orders for the early
return of this division.
c. B. B.-Write to the Navy de-
partment. Washington, D. c., with
regard to your back pay and bonus
compensation.
Mrs F.. B.-The Second battalion,
trench artillery, is under orders for
early convoy home; sorry that we
cannot give you it's present address.
Soldiers Wife-Regret we cannot
give you any information as to when
the army of occupation will be re-
lieved from duty; soldiers now serv-
ing in Germany are likely to be
held indefinitely.
Mrs. E. A. M.-The Thirty-fft
division is scheduled to sail for home
In April. this including all its units.
Miss Bessie W.-See answer Sol
dier's Wife, above.
A Soldiers Mother-The 323d
field battalion, signal corps, is not
attached to division; 1T is in the
service of supply, and under sched-
ule for early convoy home; address
A. p. O. 925.
A Soldiers Friend-No intimation
as to when the military police units
stationed at Bordeaux will be re-
turned.
l.. W.-The seventy-seventh d.
vision is under schedule to sail for
home in April, and consequently is
now on the move to, a seaport; the
Eighty-ninth division is scheduled to
sail in June, so its headquarters are
probably yet at Ehrang.
Mrs. G.. F. J.-Company G, Tween
ty-second engineers, is in railway
construction work near Gondrecourt
(Meuse): A. P. 0. 1908; write to the
commanding officer of the company
in regard to the discharge of your
husband.
Miss G. G.-The 351st aero squad
ron is in the service of supply, at ST.
Jean-de- Monts (vendee), and no or
ders are out for it's early return.
Miss T. B.-The Twenty-sixth bal
loon company is with the Second
army in Germany; address, A. P. o.
1884; the mail unit you inquire for is
at Brest; neither Of these Is under
orders for immediate return.
P. S. P.-The 331st infantry was
to return to America in January.
Mrs. r. M. H.-Write to the com
mander of the company with which
your son is serving in regard to his
discharge, setting forth reasons; no
orders are out for return of the To-
estry unit you mention; A. P. o. 7O5
is at Bordeaux.
Crayhaired Mother-The Second
balloon company is not under sched-
ule for early return to this country.
A Reader-Regret very much we
can give you no information as to
the whereabouts of the supply com
pany of the saith infantry.
A Very Anxious Mother-The
S01st stevedore battalion is now the
SO1st transportation company, and
is stationed at st. Nazaire, A. P. o.
7O1; no intimation as to when it will
be sent home.
Mrs. s. MO. R. s. D. stands for
ordnance replacement service depot;
A. P. O. stands for army postoffice;
the unit you inquire for is in the
service Of supply, and is not sched-
uled for early return.
V. V. k.-The Thirteenth balloon
company is in the Second army, A.
P. o. 1884; no orders for its early re-
turn.