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Show GLEB WILL 1 INSPECT PORTS Utah Soldiers Are Among Troops Arriving at New York. NEW YORK, April 11. Vice Admiral Albert Cleaves, commanding the cruiser and transport force of the Atlantic fleet, waa a passenger today on the transport George Washington, which sailed at 4 : 3 C p. m., for Brest. He goes under orders from the acting secretary of the navy to Inspect evacuation porta abroad. The vessel will bring hack more than 4u00 troops. Among th passengers booked to sail on the transport are Dr. J. Chalmers Chal-mers da Costa, chief surgeon of tho Jefferson Jef-ferson hospital, Philadelphia, who will serve as naval medical or fieer on the George Washington du.lng the trip. WASHINGTON, April 11. A cablegram cable-gram from American expeditionary headquarters head-quarters to the war department today announced an-nounced tha t all orga nidation-! of the Twenty-ninth and Thirty-.hiru divisions had been asslcned to ear.y convoy, a s well as the KMh field art'llery brigade (Kightv-third division) and base hospital No. 7 7. Transport sailings were, announced by the war department today as follows : Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, from rre.-T. due at New York on April IS with about "iH'O men, including headipiartei s of the ixty-fourth field artillery brigade. Thirty-ninth division; 141st field artillery complete com-plete ; base hospitals Nos. 10. 14. C:i. -'j. SI, 4ti. -J?, 7 and 70; three convalescent detachments from Brest, and forty-two casual officers. Brigadic General Ira A. Hayncs, commanding t he Sixty-fourth artilk-ry brigade, is aboard tho ship. Cruiser i-Vattie. duo at New York on April 13 wiih casual companies for New-York, New-York, ' Ohio, Pennsylvania (two). Vermont, Ver-mont, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Oregon. Ore-gon. Florida and Illinois ; headu.ua rt ers troops. Fifth army corps; field hospital No. oT'o: L and M companies, Fifty-second pioneer infantry; 40rt:h tek-grapn hattalion, and twenty-five casual officer-?. Virginian, from St. Nzai'e, due at New York on April :!0 witn the 1 ii sanitary sani-tary train and field hopitala and ambulance ambu-lance companies tll to Kb(, inclusive; 301 st clothing unit ; r,l ttth ammunition train; headquarters and A to G companies, com-panies, inclusive: about 10''0 men as a detachment of the Ninety-first division; hf ad quarters and A to I) coin panics, i n-clusive, n-clusive, 3 17 h maliltip-gun bat taiion ; 362 nd infantry machine-. gun company, and a number of f-ca t irin'-r casuals. De Kalb, from St. Naizaire, dn at Newport New-port News on April 1? witn liniiital trn.in No. ;;9; a dolachment of the T:.:rt;. -fi'"t;r military police ; postal dtae'im-mt. Thirty-fifth division; ht-ad-piarterK trt.op, Thirty-fiftii division: lh"h ra!:i headquarters. head-quarters. Major General i 1 1 i;t i it Wrieht, commanding ; te Thirty-f; : th (.::-ision. (.::-ision. is aboard t'r.e le Ka't. Santa Paula, from s;. Nazaire. due at New York on April 2 with nnse ron-pital ron-pital 42 ; G I6th s ipiy tr.i in headquarters headquar-ters and A to F n-i anl'-s. inci'isive; 1 1-tth company, I ran-: nort a tion ror?- . tj4" i h aero supply squadron and oTOth aero squadron; Fourth trench mort.'r battery; bat-tery; headquart-r-s and A to 1.) batleri'", Inciusive, Second . tren 'h mortar oat-talion. oat-talion. NEW YORK, Ap-.MI 1L The trar.nort Ju'.ia liUcknoa'.-jj, car: y '.v ir the 1 . , ; h m-faiHry m-faiHry corn;-;-1;'- and w l;i-'h reported by wire"i"s-j had losr ;t pror-ell" at sa. nrrlved o;f Anibrosw i;.:;.-,lii;i t'.'da fifni 1 Bordeaux. The l."i7th. peveray-1 v. n o'i -ers a id men. !s part of rbo Foviirta ( v. a tiMia i cuard) division from 'aiii'ornia. eada. T'tah. Colorado. Arizona and New MnI -m. The men will ue distributed among svi--r. -teen camps. N-.iriiic: two wmnid s: ripes, S':rRai'.t Charles A . (' "n n-k Mllh-r of Ames, Jowa. who played on th Ame college football ten in, ivtm ned w ith tie French military medal and thu Krena war cross with two stars. Miller was honored for dnnninc a German Ger-man uniform and crossing into thf c:i-emy c:i-emy linns, where he oi'tatned valuable informal in-formal ion. |