The sun., 1919-03-25
MUSTER OUT BEGINS
AT UPTON MONDAY
Last Unit Will Be Demobilized
on April 4 According to
Schedule.
MEN ARRIVE TOMORROW
Only One Convenient Train
for Visitors-How Relatives
May See Soldiers.
MEN ARRIVE TOMORROW
Special Despdtch to TIE spy.

Special Despdtch to the suy
CAMP UProN, March 24.-The first
trains bearing Twenty-seventh Divi-
sion troops are scheduled to arrive in
camp at noon Wednesday. and within
nine days, officers in charge OF demo-
b!lization expect, the entire unit Of 49,
SIS men will be mustered out.
Arrangements for the reception and
quartering Of the men have been COM
pleted by Capt. Addison Campbell.
camp despatch officer, and his assistant
Lieut.. r. NJ. Andre. Barracks and Of
ficers' quarters are being thoroughly
cleaned and fires will be ready to light.
Hot food Is to be served to every man
Immediately upon arrival
The first three sections will be made
up of the 105th Infantry and 1920
Field Signal Battalion, now at the Sew
enty-flrst Regiment Armory. Other
units are scheduled to entrain from
Long Island City In rapid succession.
and by Wednesday night the entire
quota will be housed.
The camp has been divided into fve
districts. each one in charge OF an on
GER. and units have been assigned to
each district. According to present plans
OF Major Joseph Knapp Nichols person.
mel officer organizations will be mus
tered out, beginning Monday. March 81.
order of Muster Out.
Recruits will be mustered out in the
following order:
Monday-1o2d Field Signal Battalion.
NALL Artfi M
REHABILITATION Headquarters, FIJI
ty-second Field Artillery Brigade Head
quarters, Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth
Infantry Brigade Headquarters. Twenty
seventh Military Police Company, 104th
Field Artillery. 1o5th Infantry and lo5th
Machine Gun Battalion.
Wednesday-1o2d Train Headauar-
tiers. 1920 Ordnance Repair Shop. 1osth
Infantry, 106th Machine Gun Battalion
and 10th Infantry.
Thursday-1oed Ammunition Train,
1920 Engineer Train, 1924 Engineers,
104th Machine Gun Battalion and 1o5th
Field Artillery.
Friday-lo2d Sanitary Train and 1920
Supply Train.
It Is expected that a large number OF
visitors will come to camp during the
mastering out period and limited accom-
modations for their entertainment over
night will be available for men at the
Camp Community House and for women
In the Players House and Catholic Wis
itors House. in addition to limited hotel
facilities within the camp. There is one
train for the terminal within the camp
limits leaving Pennsylvania station at
10 "a A. NJ. The other trains stop at Up
ton road station, three miles from camp,
with uncertain cab service into the cen
tire. The two trains to New York from the
camp terminal are at p. NJ. and Z 10
p. NJ, with others from the Upton road
station Each unit will have n telephone,
but only emergency calls for soldiers
will be possible.
How Camp f. Distracted.
The districting OF the camp 's as fol-
lows:
First district First TO Third street
Fourth to Fifth avenue Headquarters
First street and Fourth avenue Tele-
phone, Yaphank 1000. which Is the camp
number from New York and must be
given for all calls. exte nsion 80 oficer
in charge. Lieut.. Hinton. Includes 106th
Field Artillery and 10sth Infantry.
Second district First to Fifth street
Second TO Third avenue. headquarters
Second street and Third avenue. Tele-
phone extension las. Officsrs in charge.
Capt Swoboda. Lieut.. Schmidt. Units.
Fifty-second Field Artillery Brigade
headqua rters, Twenty-seventh Military
Police Company, 1o4th Field Artillery.
1920 Field Signal Battalion, Fifty-third
Infantry Brigade headquarters. Fifty
fourth Infantry Brigade headquarters.
1o5th Infantry. 1o5th Machine Gun Bat
talon.
Third district, Eleventh to Seventeenth
street Second 10 Third avenue. Head
quarters. 1901 Third avenue. Telephone,
extension ~. Officers in charge. Capt.
Dorian. Lieut. Reed. Units. 106th Infan-
try. 107th Infantry. 106th Machine Gun
Battalion, 102d Train headquarters,
1920 Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop.
Fourth district. Eighteenth TO Nine
tcenth street. Grant to Washington ave-
nue.. West End. Headquarters, Eigh-
teenth street and Grant avenue Tele-
phone, extension 1928. Officers In charge,
Capt Rau. Lieut. Breinig Units. 105th
Field Artillery. 1920 Ammunition Train.
1o4th Machine Gun Battalion. 1920 En-
gineers. 1929 Engineer Train.
Fifth district, Fifteenth to Nineteenth
street Grant to Fifth avenue. Head
quarters. 1858 Fourth avenue Tele-
phone. extension IS. Officers in charge.
Capt Collins. Lieut.. Boag. Units, lO2d
Sanitary Train. 1920 Supply Train.