Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-25 | Page 27 | U. S. Transports at Home Ports

'IPTS! J Soldiers Arrive at jleW York From Over-Tt Over-Tt seas Service. S (rff YORK, May 2.-.Ninotcen! r , troops from 1'ranco arrived H ,,v on the stoamsliip liadnor. ! :. tiu.W the 370tU aoro s,,,-l s,,,-l ;"'sca comp'i" of soaltcrol caS- S .;:0 troops on the stoamship Sn.j-fro." Sn.j-fro." St. iN'a.au-c, o4 otti-'i otti-'i men can-o homo eonvalcs- ' -JC ;ilnps or wmin.ls. Base lios-, lios-, -rV'", and Uli. anJ the 011th 'L'ron wcro ou this ship. V," officers and 3S ii.cn ot evaoua-h evaoua-h " , itil No. S returned under, rem-II; rem-II; ;) Major Charles V. Lore, Den- 11' trtJcd casuals inolnd'ed Lieutenant liisram. Washington, D. O. - .li-aiihip Agamemnon also from ! St more than 4500 oftieers !" rit ll. Eighty-n.nth d.ns.on ' " I fifM artiUerv and 314th animu-II animu-II . train. ch cU'll'te- companies IK I M of the 35tith infantry detach-' detach-' !s .nolii-iiaff batteries A and K of "ynth field artillery and the ol-ltli li. arv train and 311th mohilo ord- ' ", Vfiair shop, each complete. ' v-amemi.on brought altogether lit s twos including four ottieers and ; :wn of company C of the 2oth en-two en-two officers and 4o men of uVth mobile ordnanco repair shop. ..(iters of headquarters oi the i.xth .-v (orns and OSS men recovering i wounds or illness and 3S nurses, iflecn officers and 729 men com--Vi medical detachments and bat-!!( bat-!!( -C to F. inclusive, of the 340th '1 artillerv, SPth division, arrived on ( . steamship America today. Other -.5 ineimled t71 officers, men and 4s coDvalesoing from illness or and casuals. J KEST, Mav -i. The last eoDtin-I eoDtin-I -lof (lie 36th (Texas and Oklahoma) ;aon sailed this morning for home. TASHIXGTOX, May 24. Revised n for the return of- the overseas : provide for the sailing from . of all troops except those in the ;:;jr divisions by June 12, General )ch, chief of staff, announced today; iieniobilization of the army now has virned more than sixty per cent of j ::ers and men to civil life, it was ' :oiwed officially. The total, inelud-; inelud-; partial reports to date was given ..215,161, or whom 112,556 were offi-'.. offi-'.. Sailings from overseas since No-v No-v ber U, last, have totalled 1,152,- - Units now in the service of supplv f -i scheduled to sail: 100,000 in May, j . j.'X'O in June and the small remainder : inly. A definite schedule has been -injeil for olosing all the supply i' lion; and leave areas now under con-. 1 of the A. E. F. headquarters, eieral headquarters at Chaumont ibe closed early in June after which ! e the f'oblcuz sector will be sup-liireet sup-liireet from Antwerp, lie return movement in the w:eek of :v established a new high record for porting troops either on the east-'wl east-'wl or western movement. During it week 133,930 officers and men I c embarked for home. Promoting men from the ranks in - ate resulted in 12,732 enlisted men .'imag the commissioned grades.