The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 3

see s—saptana sahests THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1919, PLANS COMPLETE FOR WELCOMING THE HOMECOMING 271H GORGEOUS DECORATIONS SERORVANGHES. Prsitent ond Vic Provident | -——~———— UNOLE (HERS. "4, a TO GET 2774 ONS ee we A mt Nephew of Rye Mcn Praised by Gen. Pershing for Bravery in pagea Capital was that yesterday in which 18,000 troops and civilians, headed Leading 311th Infantry. Avenue, marking the welcome home of the soldier boys the City o! nan 4 pe of the regular army, nephew of | Washington sent to France. The Pr on the me te . pees | Dishrow Budd, former postmaster here, | * aie x » Y i + | has been cited by Gen. Pershing for . 1 asx | carrying an American flag. Vice President Marshall is noxt. Mr t i TA Sat ‘ | lis eeinonia Cbdaire Six Non- phased ALE Governor Tells Tells Sailors ANd | extraordinary heroism in action and | : | © Wilson is shown taking a light, springy step, indicating his fine phy ae Coms and Twenty-five Sol- will gical conditio Soldiers to Hurry Home, as receive the Distinguished Service | . ' ~ Medal. The citation reads ise | State Ne | a Various Periods of New York | £eur before the Victory Arch. Tr- | diers Honored. | State Needs Them. | ‘Lieut. Col. Arthur D, Budd, S11th oor A umphant pylons will lead up to the cae | tel ke |Intantry, for extraordinary herolam in City’s History to Be Ilus- | arch ana form a great court before! Twenty-one commissioned officers, | Cow. Calvin Coolidge of Massa-| action near Grand Pre, France, Oct. 2%, af trated | the Altar of Victory, The decorations | six non-commissioned officers and husetts was the happiest man in) 1918, After our troops had established rated, will be illuminated by night with ear-|twenty-five soldiers of the 27th*Di- New York to-day, having, his friends |# Rest line and before the position bad — lands of colored nights, a new and| Vision, now on its way home from |been consolidated, the enemy put down 7 nOAITY | | : declared, established one or two pree- | an extraordinarily heavy bar COLONIAL AT CITY HALL. | surprising feature being the duplicn- | Europe, are the latest to receive el ; deve : p a ‘inarily heavy barrage on the mas tion of the striking bronze group on | tations for meritorious services in an edenta last night ab the house warm-|position. Col. Budd want through tale ‘ Ries the Flatiron Building in another |order issued by Major Gen. O'Ryan ne ’of the Massachusetts Club for |” saving, : ashing adison} | Ps aa Jother to prepare for the expected coun- Washington and Madison} equally striking group at the south-| at divisional headquarters on Web. 2 Miers, Satlors and Marines at No. |; ack before retuming to ble geet Squares and Plaza Also to west corner of the avenue, Between |@nd made public here to-day at the 2 Kast 48th Street Jot command these groups the parade will pour into | he ndquarters of the advance party at Gov. Coolid jg the first of the « Budd, who ts the son of Mont- Be Decorated. Madison Square the Hotel Biltmore who are making Governors to visit the Port of New|gomery R. Rudd of Meriden, Conn, ma The idea of the court dedicated to |@trangeme:Rs for the homecoming of York to welcome home the boys of |sraduatel from Weat Point in 1904 and Decorations representing the v dead, which was to|the troops his State, He is also the first of tho | Went to France Inst year as @ captain ous periods of American history ‘ore the Library| The citations are for meritorious | jovernors to pay public tribute to|!" the 244 Infante ; f tes maak joned for the reason| Conduct in action during the trying! the sctf-sacrificing men and women NI ahold 3 hb eid dio badbtag H5 t time to execute |4ays of breaking the Hindenburg line of the stage who, for two yeara of made by the Committee on Decora-! 4 tting so serious an| Md the momentous engugements more, have beon giving the best that tions of the Mayor's Committe ur 1d of that a roll | tat followed. ‘Those receiving vita- is in them to the support of the Gov Welcome for the parade of tac of Will be erected before t tions a ernment and the entertainment of men “he niga id q{ Library, flanked by splendid decora-| Brig. Gen, Albert H. Blanding Is nthe: werei ” ae Mi = ? tions of trophies hung upon enormous | ¢ted for courageous and determined | And, finally, far from looking upon | om March 2 |trees set up along the balustrades of Qualities of Ibadership while In com- the returning soldier, sailor and Paul Chalfont, the architect and) the rary mand of the 63d Infantry Brigade. marine as an added cause for the un<| artist, who is Chairman of the Decora-| “The roll of honor will not con-| Brig. Gen. Palmer E. Pierce, com- rest which so many feel, the Gov-| ‘ feat ci | tain the names of individuals, but|Manding 64th Infantry Brigade, | = ernor told the 360 men in uniform at | Bees Committers: to-day discloved rel ot the liusteldus act in which | for intelligent and determined quali- | Pres Witson ano Vice Pres Marsha. MARCHING AT HEAD OF PARADE... (hecpaety: te: Mhuey Hemmer beckUbe plans of himself and his co-workers) jnorica has participa | ties of leadership demonstrated dur-.| : = Sasa ex __| the Commonwealth needs them for this which Secretary of} «qt 59th Street it is proposed to | ine battles and engagements in Bel- ger (masa ii “Throughout the country.” he said, RP ta ; siibied | oust (8° the publid kn eeadiple of] Wimiand Inatee uently ratte, eg EN S OR |“there is some ynrest. Some false] Rash or the tiation’ ‘are ed to| scientific military camoufi which FOUR COLONELS CITED BY yur De Ted {deals have been raised, following tt ; ' en worked out under the dir O'RYAN. Gon rnd persona ° war, that we of Massachusetts know wer Altes Decorations /Gammittes by|, Coli dames Mi dndtaws, Ipply ot OF 27TH DIVISION S RETURN tre not going to be supported by men! Panchard, Hotel McAlpin, "The committee propose e) returned ' ng 105th Inf a | who have teen in the service. You! New York thi decorations be « 1 in a modified | con rigid! ed to| zealous qualities hip during jan te iacabing to etald doe kW ahd lew York, uses this recipe the home-com f the troops,” said | ouft will conceal shtly| Col. Edgar S. Jennings} command- ay support the Constitution of | “Prokens pd ale a TropikoGrapefruit. | g 108th Infant like 1 posith icnianiieailiiae lianas Let it for 2 ho Beat together Mr. Chalfin vairman regret anti struction company | {ng 108th Infantry, ike qualities 4 machin rir eae "United States and the {turion | 4 eggs, 3 tablespoonfuls sugar, | te: ! t . | througho! e € e operations in : t ‘ “4 that some of th ures previously | wh t ling the Queensboro | throughout th x ntir perations the Knoll of Mas vusetts You have been] spoonful » | teaspoonful nutmeg. abled have bech modified or com. | tunne | Beletum and France udenburs| Staff Correspondent of The Evening World| fighting, not for the might of him who| Pour on Sieupe ecalded milk. Strain, , i ‘ f done. ti ol. § ey H. Ford, General S s Add te th efrulr, Fill « baked leiely eliminat but ste tha Ju re t decoration Col. Stanley i eh te may happen to have the most power] 4 to the Grapefruit. Fill a e Me atahu axe atlll of a: very « Arch of Jewels, which is to express |f0r zeal and devotion to duty wh | eye to Paecica)s anett ‘ Coming on Transport With Gen. O’Ryan Be vhe note uk toe Wate Bake clowly, . a | se as Chief of Staff of the divi- F ed while : . v orate character and will occupy the] by n s well as by day the uxuit- rving t 1 1 whi and His New York Guardsmen. Gobs, doughboya and marines on. places assicned to them; that is, at | ant mood of New York over the re- | 810m during operations in Belgium | % E pap fe sae ae joyed the entertainment by members | Petty Rice Fruit Exchange, 202 Fraaklie St. ¥. ¥. Bisratiy Grail, "Weahington Gquare,| turn of her sons, will apan tt (lPorinreat dance tse etre ke bh aed Pte Tbe ad ad pepe er Martin Green, staff correspondent of The Evening World, who spent | 70), {7 Cul yim te, Misa te Madison Square, the Public I ry, |\.th tong of Jewels. A brilliant j strated high qualities of personal) oot Witte making a eight months at the front with the New York troops and scored one | acting as stage manager and Intro- >| h r t i q | courag: ene y ne “ ‘ o ple oO Beer tees, with the, MacitlGn. Of a) Works, SBAERIINg (dey TRON Rie AD Ge artit s erenk Goo lace ee of the big “beats” of the war in the first account of the battle of | ducing each performer with a plea t new dec tien the end of the} charged with arms of the seven OES OCS . vans. So Givision a the audience to “give the ki :|/%._—ceemms S 4i0U Be tt : ie manding 107th Infantry, for excep mber, ~ Chateau-Thierry, is returning with the 27th Di- ‘ route at 110th Street and Fifth Ave-| combatant na will reach be- ; me nich apt, Joseph Ei to Di ; : | chance 00 PER DAY nue. Jtween illuminat ars, also be- | tonal q les of courage A lead) vision Commander ng zeal vision, He is on the Leviathan with Gen. O'Ryan | Massachusetts never atteypts to . "The decorations will follow the | decked with and surmounted rele besitos year Mathes IGved TE UAEIG RIL EEAV EAI ACH and the 105th, 106ih and 107th Regiments, He has |do anything without tho avwistance RENTS n Battal or ex. (under & Ire « ’ epart full description of the 27th Division's City Hall, being placed in the older Beyond the end of the grandstand | GU Battation, 8 f0F OX! Voriod of ac operations of the di-| BeSpAr en) Bi tur) Gbse een. e oe in addition to the Coolidge: A High-Class Electric section of the city, will be on co! 1 brilliant um of color, through | C°Ptonal lity as Regimental com: | vision experiences on the French front which will appear blue and in khaki, and Coolidg niat lines. ‘The decorat heme | wt tb n will pass to iis} Mander of 107th Infantr in The Evening World next week. During the prog- |Governor, there was Louis A. C Lieut, Col. Henry Sternberger, | MEDICAL CORPS OFFICERS ALSO | ‘ : ae ove ve di wil te Many : Pa OUET ES 2 a } fdge, ‘Treasurer of the United Sho z mat ; . pots 73 ee be A - any Division Quarter er, for untiring | ARE COMMENDED. ress of thQ homeward voyage Mr. Green will send las I i me 5 BL en Mair the city its ta new REY zeal and exper 1 judgment in| und . wireless despatches to The Evening World, Friends seer tha Mieseentiantcr Gets as Harlem jexecution of his duties throughout rae of the n should order The Evening World from | jiittes to Welcome Return sol- |For Two Days. Ask for Rental Dept. Bere disci ered ASKS SOUND BE DRAGGED | aivision in Bol ¢ Ae pre tel Bh ine and And their newsdealers so that they will not miss the |u With Capt, Thomas P, Curtis Phone Bryant 5877 ' » mdi olant wank : sale bree h arrin 5 Joe the Governor staff, Senato: , . pre me clstinctly: ols etficient organization and inte nt | Cis Martin Green despatches. age iy “S irish Boe ee Vacuum Cleaner Specialty Co. chara T , FOR BODY OF COPPOLA « 1 of the personnel, resulting from | Hadley, and) ; - ee min 131 West 42d St. will 1 \ ling and years of expgience, | ! Rowan, M, ¢ Lege ed i rman Coolidge sunt r y i ick isioned frequent favorable com ry, f ¢ AND GHOKED U. S. AIDS IN JOBS FOR 77TH. of Fitchburg, “Chairman Coolidge of i de Jment from Allie ficers ) duty PAA ddd i hou ming wud | ie ts Swat M Has Walter ¢ gomery, Div yun av i SAYS BOY “tere! am HENNY, ah deli 4a ' " . Major n Weav repre hitman and Lieut Charles EB. square ma ne by a for Auto Man eray, & 1 for oxceg _— t 4 : My “s represented. the men : ara 1 t ney Swann has wr ve evacu . xaM=l bothers S Charges Made Ms arranged with Everett . ttee which deco- | Revolu He Hor mmin State Attorney {the battles and en Whoa Aa~)? : ‘ L rat ashe on- fron ‘ r NGennt ; division in Belgium and Francs 1 mi Ag \ ; fat what the af ating r of at- | yos called “eat ‘ e I from the origina nd in the ¥ Pratt; MACHINE GUN OFFICER WINS cur h } : sue at — B ments of the period of Washin nd be dragged for the body ut PRAISE. R ssiold hey told Maat | work, for 2t4 | Luncheon for Franklin D. Neesevelt, inaugu It will have a cha ' pola, the missing owner of | Lieut. Col, Edward McLoer, D! ent ‘ Hisehy Avenel Nn} Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant) M d ; ae wii : é Pratt tried to sell in this city, Mr, |Jeadership and great personal cour sed lls “el Be ailoa ter bonor ata luncheon given of kay with mod p Itane Pete ot ue tapas Gan clit of tne Hindenburg lis taher had eat hm with a heavy “sam | ntl for nar Aue luneheon es Good Mixed with rimson ei » the Sept. 25-20, 1918 srowne” belt and had the ed him 7th Di Nations Association at the ' murde has b n col ad oP \ i , 77th | gain entra 1 Ror Pe nm committed. Pratt's |" ict, Col, Edward Olmsted, G: ume belt 5 of New to-morrow Re Irish Stew attorney baastold tie Diatrlot Aitors | oral mtu G)- t tion, : rn the wilt launch. t w Washington Square v " hows nothing about Coppola, [while serving as Assistant. cl pwahyi £04 Vor Lacagiue of Nations Covenant proposed | of the Washington Arch will] Medical Examiner Otto . Staff throughout the operati } buble ¥ . ff F the D t Attorney's ¢ igium and France du engagem v Har , ' ; “in nd in ut, Col, Joseph J. Daly jon ? 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