Show N Y HEROIC WESTERN tv SOLDIERS COME 1 illi I as 1 FROM OVERSEAS H t Jt j i It f f Levia Leviathan lall Makes hake hakeT N Record for Number T t ew ev f ll 1 of Men l Carried u. u E 1 i t cw a ew York Tork April 2 Wulf With oops ops on board the steamship Levin Levin- i Iy r itJi T In n arrived cd hero today Y from front Brest I here were small l detachments of oC the try st division dl troops and 77 i. nn and d dr men sick or 01 wounded together r ith hh a 1 few fe- W casuals and nurses n g the th e crew there thero wore were In all alli tl l i 42 aboard the Leviathan paid ItI to be beIO c io do IO largest number of oC human beings boing I ver er transported on on ono one eg vessel Th The Tho record was leas R which th the e cL L carried over O last August tat t I pho 91 division units were veto 10 of- of of of oC the artillery for Camp CampI p I fJ earny and 32 officers of oC tho t 1 Afield artillery for tOr Camp Funston T 7 Moro iMore ore division men arrived when Whet n t i r steamship Liberator do docked hero her e from St. St These w were were re th tho o Infantry headquarters of oC the r Third battalion b and antl companies comp H D. D u T K t. t I IJ If J I f IK g K I L I. and M r 23 u officers and 1 HS 1145 men t Nr or Camp Gamp Kearny The Ct companies i mos most t of oC th then them m ll front from m San I it r Westerner t The Orizaba b from St St. 17 6 f IV afire afre lC bro brought division troops also aIM r. r the tho following iri brigade headquarter r six Ix and and 19 men including Brig Gen John u 1 13 rf McDonald commanding for 01 Camps I AJ earns Lewis Sherman n and Uld Upton IG I Infantry's h headquarters of or First I i fand hod i d Second battalions and ln companies t t Kc D D D. D E. E F F. G and H 29 9 officers and 19 1379 men for Cor nine camps mix mix- chino gun sun battalions battalion's headquarters he and antI ordnance d f and nd companies A 15 n. n C and I U. U IS I esters r 37 men for seven Cn camps t infantry's regimental hen and tl and supply companies 21 1 and 45 1 men n for for- six camps c 1 Also on th the tho Orizaba ba were were we're base hase hoa- hoa f hOS t rpt l 9 91 94 for fol Cams Camps Bowie o Dodge g and ami I H a a. few fart casuals and antI nurses nurses anti and ancl i officers and C 3 2 men men stele sick or I f Alto Altogether the tho Orizaba I If 1 bl troops I I lU- lU t Decorated for forfi fi r Col ol A Avery vcr D D. Cummins a re regular ular f anny anny officer r of or Spokane Wash ill s command of ot the infantry who aboard with hI his staff ta wore a D D. Jf C. C for gallantry In ilk trading leading his troops troop I tn ln In the ca capture o of the tale town of oC Gesnes 7 j 1 France ra nc nce st Others aboard were W Chaplain John I r y Beard rd of or 11 lam f formerly It j I I f t TJI of oC tho the First Presbyterian church I who Ilo carried man many wounded wound d men N t o safety through h heavy shell fire In lu for which he hc received the tho I C rr French croIx do o guerre suerre with palm I I alid Sergt Harold C C. C Moore of J Los Og An- An 1 1 Cal al a 3 member of or the 4 th mat ma- ma gun battalion of oC the n t hl t tIon who ho set a 1 tin m in inan an open OPAn In Bels an enem enemy lr chine gun n nest i t In i a building enabled the Infantry to advance ance lt II t to ln an attack 1 1 Sergt John ot of rr r another arrival was waR Che he proud of the decoration of oC the Belan Bel- Bel I an order of oC Leopold II 17 receiver received for tor munitions to guns guns- and ra- ra llona i-llona to wounded under hray heavy shell 1 although himself ladt badh wounded iris I rit j Ogden Man IIII Honored t to o Belgian war crosses were dl displayed l lt y two wu IneR messengers or ut runners rs who r Ito ho n c communication C M r liaison officers rh They were were Prica C. C ca Stuart Stu h of Jc Mont I i td John i L. L Wh of dt ur Ogden Utah t. t Arthur St. St SL John of oC San Franco Fran Fran- I co w wore re a 1 U Belgian Cf cross 8 for fOl cool i i r h heavy avy n fire rIre In Flanders Ii n. n 1 F. lamer Garner Jr Tt alto also nf nf sf s. l received fI similar dec dec- ii 1 for I leading a platoon in the tho f brisk cJ enemy cm J in Belgium cl lum LI ut ut W. W K r. II It Osborn Osborne of oC no Roseburg Rose Rosc- c- c burR burg bur Ore Oe 01 also was vas among the lie cers Ho was wag with the machine y r gun gnu lIn battalion lH which suffered between 3 ind Q JOO casualties cas It w was s salt said of rt whom 40 cO wore were killed 4 v. v lJ Holh of or San Fan an Francisco who welcomed cl California troops arriving yesterday c was a again on hand to greet gr-et re t the boys OS O'S on the Orizaba OIz and the Call- Call nR also on the Liberator The rhe t two Iwo wo ships camo canto up the thc Im bay neck and neck although tho the LI Liberator loft lort France six days a s 's before tho the Orizaba General Crol crosses e Brigadier adler General McDonald brought with him the D D. S S. S C C. the British D 1 S. S 31 M. M and the lie Belgian croIx de do guerre ut te He tic has hai ha been ordered to go oe o directly to tho the Presidio reservation In Sa Kari Safi Francisco where ho will take charge of ot tho the army base bate there Hi His brigade irig do de deVas was Vas held as aR a reserve unit In thc the St. St battle but Lut got Jot action flater In the Ar Argonne onno p sector null and wound UP their service fighting fighting- with tho the Army of or Liberation under King ICing Albert Al- Al In bert In Belgium Tales Tales' of ot the tho generals general's bravery bra and the tho example he ho get act to his hits troops troop by his disregard ard for tor lying flying shells wore told b by all the officers on board Losses of oC the tho regiment were ae ns killed and 1000 wounded 1 G G McDonalds McDonald's decorations were awarded tor for courageous and cOl ous leadership of the ISlet ISlat Infantry brigade brigado In tho the first nn and second phases o of tho the Argonne Ie se-Argonne se offensive c a and d tho the L Lys s offensive o later Among Jn ng tic the returning officers were sere S S. S lw n. of oC San Fn Francisco Ull Lane Iane of or Ness Percos N. N M M. Capt W. W G G. G Parker regimental surgeon sur- sur geon of oC Wash Capt L L. E E. Savage Sa officer of oC Spokane Wash Pash Capt J K Kanzler personnel officer and MaJ II H. H. H Rasch commanding com com- manding tho the second second battalion of or orthe the Hh infantry both of or Portland Ore |