The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-04-10
NEWS OF TRANSPORTS
Go to Camp Gordon.

Newport News. Va, April 10.-De-
tachments of the 145th and 146th in
fantry, Thirty seventh Ohio division.
and large number of casuals left
Camps. Hill and Stuart today on "A
special~train for Camp Shelby, Miss,
for demobilization. Casuals and other
detachments of the same regiments
for Camp Gordon, Ga, also were on
the train.
400 Of the Twenty sixth Division.
Boston. April 10.-The transport
Mongolia landed 400 artillerymen OF
the Twenty sixth division here today.
Transports Enrouts.
Washington, April 10.-Transports
announced to have sailed from
France are as follows:
The Rochambeau carries casual
companies from Washington, Penn
sylvania, Maryland. Alabama and
California, besides seven officers and
10S men of the Belgian army, who
are coming to this country to take
part in the Victory lean campaign.
On the Plattsburg are casual com
panies from Arkansas, Ohio, New
York. Kentucky, New Jersey. Penn
sylvania and Oklahoma; the 469th
and 497th aero scuadrons and the
409th telegraph battalion for Camps
Dodge, Grant, Sherman anl Custer.
The Silver Shell has a Massachus-
otts casual company, and on the Dan
te Aligheri are casual companies
from North Dakota. Pennsylvania
New York, Ohio. Wisconsin, Texas
Michigan and Missouri; detachments
of the field and staff, headquarters,
M a china Gnror1y ,in-
and companies of the Fl. and L. of the
Devens, Mills and Grant and de-
tachment of base hospital No. f02 for
Camps Shelby and Devens.
Aboard the Zealandia are the S0lst
transportation company. for Camps
Jackson, Gordon, Humphry and Sher-
idan; S02nd transportation corps
company. for Camps Sherman, Meade
and Gordon; 28th sanitary squadron,
for Camps Jackson. Pike and Kear-
ney, and detachments of the 105th en-.
gineers, for Camps Jackson Taylor,
Grant, Gordon. Sherman, Dodge, Up
ton and Sheridan; casual companies
for Illinois, Georgia, Iowa, Arkansas
and Virginia; detachments of base
hospitals l, 26, 81 80. SO, At, 80, 5S and
10; detachments of evacuation hos
pitfalls /, 2. 1, 6 and ia, for Camps
Gordon, Sherman. Sheridan and Up
ton.
The Pasadena carries base hospital
No. s, for Camp Merritt; evacuation
hospital No. S5 bakery company No.
1894, and casual companies for New
York and California
More Transports Sail.
Washington. April 10.-The sailing
Of two transports was announced by
the war department today.
The transport Saxonia sailed from
Brest on April Z, and is due in New
York on April II with 1O3 officers
and 1,247 men of the following organ
izations. 33Sth ambulance company:
Brest convalesce1t detachments Nos.
157 to los, inclusive, and other cas-
uals.
The transport Wassaic sailed from
Brest April for Newport News with |
twelve enlisted men, casuals from IL
linois.
Three of the twelve German liners |
allocated to the United States for |
troop transport service have left |
Brest with approximately 5000 Off |
GERS and men OF the American eX-
forces.
The Patricia. the fi ST to sail is due |
IT Boston April 20: the Waldersee is
Tue April 90. and the Kaiserin Au-
Zuste Victoria is expected To reach |
he same port April 176. Several
,thers of the twelve vessels now are
oading troops at French ports and
he entire fleet is expected to be in
service within a short time.
The Graf Waldersee sailed April
rom Brest with 12S officers and l.
ise men Of the following organiZa-
ions:
Base hospitals Nos. ). "A. Il, a. so,
2. 81 and 202: field hospital No. A.
md casuals.