The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-20
NASHVILLE NOT ONLY CITY
no GET 3OTH UNITS PARADE
] l14th and 115th Artillery, 117th Infantry and
Hath Machine Battalion Stop in Knoxville.
Date of Arrival Not Yet Available, But Known to Be
Close to April - Four Organizations of "Old
Hickory, Likely Seen in East Tennessee

N Newport News, Va, March 90 Bringing $50 men
6f the Hath machine gun battalion of the Thirteth
ivsion, the transport Princess Matoika arrived here
Today from ST. Nazaire, France. The unit composed
most entirely of Tennesseans and will be paraded IN
Knoxville and Nashville before being demobilzed at
Tort Oglethorpe:
Only One Hour Apart
One hour later the transport Rindam arrived from
he port with the 133rd field artillery Thirty sixth
XLone Starr division The ships raced from port to port
3he soldiers themselves going into the stokehoes and
ngne rooms OF the two ships to aid in the speed contest
1l4th Lands at Newport News.
Washington March 2o-(Specia )The 14th and 5th
rtiery and the 1l4th machine gun battalion will only
araded in Nashville but department announced yester
that these organizations will be permitted stop
Knoxville route to Middle Tennessee The 117th infantry
rmery the old Third Tennessee and composed largely
troops will also be routed through Knoxville will
reviewed there Yesterdays way
res with the plan send the Middle Tennessee
Nashville The transport peroponad bringing the first CON-
ngent OF the 7th has been diverted Charleston
Newport News the troops will be ouaranned at Camn
Jackson, Columbia AdGen Harris stated yesterday that It
impossible to set date for the arrival of and 5t
artillery 4h machine gun battalion in Nashville bu that
will be very close April length of time required for
sanitary measures at the quarantine varies from three
4p ten days.
The organizations have been notified to
telegraph Mayor Gupton possible exactly when they
be expected in Nashville. While Nashville has also made
I'd for the 18th infantry likely that permission can be
cpred for this organization to to Nashville
viii have slightly the best of the Capital City this respect
possible to permit four of the organizations parade there
eause it involves extra travel expense.
Broke Hndenburg Line.
The Princess Maoka also brought 37h engineers
six casual companies the sosh trench battery
bakery companes two balloon e6mpani the 423d tele
raph battalion 4S9 sick and wounded aad
ciyiaps=a total Of about
Besides the field artillery the Rndam carried
neh casual officers and IA Red Cross
lnen.
Three companies of Tennesseans and of South
nians made the contingent of the machine gun bat
faon Maj E. B. Caney, of Columbia S. c. command of
battalion This unit fought with the the 3oh
DIVISION when the Hndenburg line broken
r. quenn. There were nine citations and two decorations in
Capt. Mcmillan Arrives.
Iweny~eght men were killed outright and than 200
we're wounded during the fighting last September.
capt Campbell of Massachusetts, is in command of Com
pany AZ Capt Mcmillan, of Tennessee commands Comnanes
~ and Lieut. tarrs of Tennessee commands Company c.
Members of the 37th engineers, which composed men
from every state in the Union Delaware claimed tbev
ere the first American troops the Rhine into Ger