Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-11
5000 TROOPS SAIL
ON SIX TRANSPORTS;
OTHERS REACH N. Y

Washington. Jan. 11-cailins OF
FIVE transports and the hospital
ship Mercy from France with APP
proximately 5000 officers and men
was announced today b. the war
department They Will arrive AZ
New York as follows:
Pueblo and Wilhelmjra. Jan. II
Hampden and General Goctha's
Jan. 81; Ice King, Jan. p, and *
Mercy. Jan. 20.
The General G0ethals carries
two divisional training cadres or
skeleton organizations. here are
eight officers and "a men from the
divisional headquarters and train.
Sixty-seventh and SiXty-cighth in
fautry brigsdes. One Hundred
Twentyifth. One Hundred
Twentv-sixth. One Hundred
Fwenty-seventh machine gun bat
talions. One Hundred Thirty
third, One Hundred Thirty-fourth.
One Hundred Thirty-tifth. One
Hundred Thirty-sixth infantry reg
iments. One Hundred Ninth infan-
try train headquarters and the
military police of the Thirty-fourth
division assigned to Camp Grart
for rehabilitation. From the
Eighty-fourth there are - officers
and 28S men from the divisional
headquarters, Three Hundred
Ninth headquarters detachment
and train. Three Hundred Twenty
fifth. Three Hundred Twenty-siNtb,
Three Hundred Twenty-seyenth
machine gun hattalioI.s, Threa
Hundred ..Thirtythird. Three Hun
bred Th1rty-fourrh. Three Hun
dred Thirtyfifth. Three Hundred
Thirty-sixth Infantry regiments.
Three Hundred Ninth sanitary
train and headquarters field hoa-
pitfalls 334 and $50. and ambulance
companies 334 and $50 assigned &c
Camp Taylor.
The Cocktails also carries the
Three Hundred Eleventh sanitary
tran. 10 officers and 439 men going
to Camp Grant, the units included
being ambulance companies Three
Hundred FoTty-One. Three Hun
dred Forty-two and Three Hun
dred Forty-three and field hospi-
tails Three Hundred t'orty-one.
Three Hundred Fortv-two and
Three Hundred Forty-fOur: four
casual companies No. IL. composed
of two officers and IA men from
New York, and Nos. u, Is and ii
from Kansas City, New York ard
Maryland respectively and de-
tachment OF officers and men Sick
and wounded men are also on the
ships passenger list.
The Pueblo has casual conpaa-
les. two officers and $50 men each
and Is officers and COZ men in
headquarters and Companies a. r.
c and D of the Fifty-third ammn-
milton train. The casual compan-
les are Nos. AIS, composed of New
oYrkers; 416. Washing tonians:
42l and 436. Ohioans; APP, Mary
landers and 426. Texans
The Hampden carries casual
company No. u. South Dakota,
and a few sick and wounded.
The Wilhelmina is bringing de-
tachments from sanitary train No.
109 of the Thirtv-fourth division,
including field hospitals One Hun
dred Thirty-three. One Hundred
Thirty-four. One Hundred Thirty
FIVE aud One Hundred Thirty-six.
and the corresponding ambulance
companies routed to CaGp Grant.
and another cadre from the
Eighty-sixth division, composed OF
two officers and So men from the
Three Hundred Thirty-frst, Three
Hundred ThiTty-SeconG. Three
Hundred ThiTty-third ard Three
Hundred Thirty-fourth machine
gun battalions. and the Three
Hundred Forty-first. Three Hun
dred Forty-5econd, Three Hundred
Forty-third ard Three Hundred
Thirty-fourth infantry. likewise
assigned TO Camp Gran. Hea ]
quartes of the One Hundred
Fifty-ninth field artillery. 10 ofT5c-
ers and 81 men. ordered to Camp
Taylor, complete the WiIhelmina 5
list
On board the Mercy are 40J
varicns hospitals.
sick and wounded to Dc sent 70
New York. Jan. 11.-MCre Amer
lean troops arrived here today on
the British steamship Toloa-I53
men of the Four Hundred Ninety
fifth aero squadron; 693 of rhe
Fifth battalion. trench artillery.
and 10 casuals.
The American vessel Themis.o
arrived from Cette, France, with
70 naval men. including sailors
who were on the cruiser Buff,io
and on mine sweepers.