Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-26
Many Questions Answered.

Mrs. c. D. S.-Would advise you
to write to the adjutant general of
the army regarding any unit of the
18th engineers; this regiment was
on the sailing list many weeks ago
and we have no present address
for 1t.
Mrs. F. S.-To secure the immedi-
ate release Of a soldier from service
overseas write to the commander of
his company. setting out under oath
the reasons for making the request.
Many Of the casual companies are
being sent home from Lemans, it
being the great central forwarding
depot. 1t Is not possible to give
a sailing date for any. except that all
are being assigned for passage as
rapidly as transport Is available.
The soldier you ask about is in a
company not assigned to active
service.
Acknowledging hospital No.
Z has not yet been assigned a date
for sailing.
Anxious Inquirer-All divisions of
the Second army except the Seventh
have been ordered home; the 92d
was first to come, most of its units
reaching home in March; the 35th
division is on its way across now,
and the SD and 2Sth are scheduled
to sail In May; the Seventh division
will be attached to the Third army
and remain in the army of occupa-
ton Indefinitely.
An Interested Reader-Veterinar
hospital No. is not attached to a
division; its address Is A. P. o. TIA,
q vi
yet been issued for the return of
this unit.
An Anxious sister-The Seventh
vision, is part Of the army of occu-
patton; the address for this unit is
A. P. o. 745, which Is at Longuyon;
these organizations will be held in
Europe indefinitely; the 109th engi-
neers Is still waiting for transporta-
ton home, it's present address being
A. P. o. 1888.
An Anxious Father-The 21st en-
gineers is in light railway service;
company M is addressed via A. P.
0. 1908. this postof1ice being at
Gondrecourt (Meuse); no time has
been fixed definitely for its return to
America.
An Anxious Mother-The SAITH
engineers Is in the service of supply
Of the army; D company has been
with the Second army, now broken
up; its address is via A. P. o. 914;
this company very likely will be re-
united with the regiment now; no
orders have yet been issued for its
immediate return home.
Miss M. R.-Bakery company No.
365 Is attached to the Fourth divi-
sion, now in the army Of occupation,
with headquarters at Remich. Ger
many: it probably will be held there
for some time, as no orders for the
return Of any Of these units have
been issued.
Blonde and Brunette-The 18th
infantry is now on its way home; the
9Th balloon company has been as
signed to early convoy, and was wait
ing for transportation at last &C.
counts.
A Soldiers Mother-At last &C
counts aero squadron No. s29 still
| was at Ramorantin, A. P. o. 713-A;
this unit Is in the service Of supply
and no orders have been issued for
it's immediate return.
A Wife-Motor transport unit No
5S3 is part Of motor supply train
No. 426, and it's address is A. P. O.
731-A; 1t is in the service Of supply
and no orders have been issued for
its quick passage home: motor
transport unit 694 IL in the service
Of supply at London, England, and
no date Is fixed for it's return.
Anxious-The Second army and
the Second field army were the
| same; headquarters of the Second
army has not yet been assigned q
date for sailing, although it is likely
to come home at any time.