The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1919, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1919. 27TH DIVISION ARTILLERY OFFICERS HOME AND WAR BRIDES ON SHIP ®: eee HOLIDAY FOR 27TH PARADE [22% vision anu S HOME AND WAR. BRID a CREATED FOR WHOLE STATE | NV BL NOW UP AT ALBANY The studied refinements of | correct foot dress are well met | ] Se in Hurley designing—shoes of character yet serviceable to the fullest degree. . HURLEY COMBINATION to handle the erowds that will natu- rally t the stands Five ations have been filed with the Superintendent of Buildings Jat the Municipal Building for permits to build stands on private property. No public stands will be allowed on the cast side of Fifth Avenue north lof 59th Street. However, if private individuals desire to erect stands on private pre Passage of Measure Empower- ing Governor to Declare It Expected Immediately, A Oil! introduced in Albany em- bowers the Governor to declare March %, the day of the parade of triumph of the 27t New York Division, a State | holiday, Its passage is without delay. Every State in the Union desires to Join Now York in honoring the 27th, Dartly because there are men in the |» division's replacements from every other State. This has brought the new problem of finding grandstand seats for representatives of the other Btates, These States cach will provide a wreath to be deposited in the Court of Victorious Dead with the huge laurel wreath in honor of the 27th's own dead. Every wreath will be composed of flowers indigenous to the particu- lar State it represents. 1 within so-called r appiiecations expected |"improved' favorable recognition. to build stands were may recel .z 4 a | ‘homass Church, | Ey 9 7 ‘ ; ath d ca apts a atin | | | | Appticutions ecoived from St 4 St Made over a special last— has C forepart, B instep, and Aheel. Grips the foot firmly, cannot slip at the heel. Cor- set fitting at instep. Absolute comfort in forepart. Wide, medium and narrow toes. Our beautiful Cordovan shades are made possible by using only the best leathers, being treated by the Hurleyized secret process, which increases the life of the leather, re- taining its rich lustre to the end. / at oe and Pifth Avenue; Seed te eee " rick’s Cathedral, where the} [pRCco..G-F. VERBEC! q stand will be erected by the Knights 1O0@™ RG, of Columbus; from the Savoy Hotel, BRING 12,077 MEN ~b-Y. LOVELL MAD. “Wort. SCHOR —————— ihc ny LT COL, Wt KENNEDY . 10G™ Far K. OF C, REVIEWING STAND | | IN FRONT OF ST. PATRICK'S 48th Street and the Avenue, Phere are no official grand stand tickets for the public, although many thousands to-day, aa on pre- vious days, uted to obtam the preci- ous pusteboards, Every man of the division will receive two. That means a aoe ceetemenclibiomenn » | | Clergy, Including Archt Wounded Soldiers HURLEY SHOES 2 . Two | Will Occupy the asi becsdone 18s7 broad It was predicted to-day that when| Mat 92.000 are gone 1434 Broadway 1357 Broadway the rth BS: bathees rat Fittn | will distributed for each i The Kalahte of Colu 7 Bead 47 Broadway Avenue from Washington Square to[of the men killed e wounded Braniala ; a te pnt " 83 Breatway oe Cortlandt § 110th Street, March 25, it will be the |! the fighting ee ye Ua OF -_— metas ectacle of its dince the | France. ‘That means 16,000 more, or , 7 Breatest ypectacle of its kind since the | Araneta Attor that, only 400| Record for Arrivals of Return- triumphant march of Union soldiers | (0"in” he stand, thouga it extends along Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash- from soth Street io 110th, (will seat ing Soldiers Is Made—Many dngton, in 1865 76,000, and the remainder of the ‘ abe danasas ania la netwcine Gy alt fler the relatives of the men Wounded Home. general public is not going to sit) or tye division are cared for, will go to as to see the parade because Police Com-| National, State and city officials and | nissioner Enright desires to have as] representatives of other cities apart) Five transports from France were | fow unofficial grand stands as possibl: Heo — auras hose boys fousbt] + tne, piers in New York Harbor Me police already have their work | Under Gen. So few tickets are to be had that fut out for tham without attempting |i, has been discovered that only 300 had been provided for wounded men from other fighting outits, The unded of the 27th will move witb rade in ambulances or automo- ea eee en ee heatsworth before 9 o'clock this morning and} the docks on both sides of the North Without iron a plant would not be green. Without iron blood would not be red { Without red / in the blood there can be no life,— River swarmed with American heroes of historic battlefields. ‘Three more transports reached their pliers during the afternoon, The returning soldiers for the day number 12.077, fj 7 COn: KD. KLEMM, 1OG™ Ror ORDER COL 9. T. DELANEY. 1Q4A7TH RGT MRs no energy. UR: Ro BTNSON) But their comrades from organiza- tions apart from the Hindenburg ymed home _ “tonic.” But there are no hops, Line Busters want to see the show } : , | ; too, and so Major Charles F, This is the record for arrivals since/arrved on the America, which! tation Corps ¢ pany No. 108, de- them ont and back. He was ax JUSTICE DENIES MOTION skips or jumps in drug store iron. Fuant of Debarkation Hospital No. 3] demobilization began. It Is the rec-| brought a total of 7,012 soldiers. In) | at bal sl a CHIE OF WAN EGE SDI It's the natural iron in such (Grand C es an ap - : and casuals, waver ‘ ature xs my ord for transports and close to that| addition to the 52d Artillery Brigade ft. 4 al to perso ve on FSfth | OF id mmfort, H of- T } as " 1 ee inave offices there 1o make {of troops returning in a single day,of the 27th Division, it brought 5701 qcocn and mele | foods bs SBOE wheat fot oad r in their windows for these boya|and brought ashore. Silent testi-|sick and wounded, several hundred mor = as blood, rosy cheeks and @ who were out of luck when the Ger-|mony of the work whicl ericalother casual everal hundred | Atenas—Twenty wounded officers) Aero ( buoyant step. man Duilets were flying parrermea’ th the. was aay) aise er eta cea bale Ane, aay eral uadied wx, 20 off of 40th Divie | Witnesses for Detense Heard To- bs F ‘ajor ird may at the Grand Centrat to hear of 1, men of various air squadrons. also carried 96 nurses, On the America was B i ree Sh in the numbers of sick and wounded |being landed on the piers and cared $1 casual officers Morrow—Expert Blames Wreck and 1 That's why iron is prescribed as @ | ‘anuman—Thirty-six officers C Shen places being provides for ‘for by the motor girls of tho Red|wand A. Kreger, wh rey men of Toth Gouat: Artilery; 10 be! m High Speed . 7 1a ety sou Cross, Machine: tating Gusae Anvooat officers and 605 men, 724 Coast Artil- |The After the had rested this att Uum—What delicious _ pie- The largest contingent of the day : Fe eeENTE Cal tad lery; Sth Corps Artillery Park; 2163 no nthe ' Divisi ‘y' | crusts, griddle cakes and pud- succeeding Lieut. Col, Samy ticers and men. Blowitt of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit! dings Wheatsworth makes! ‘ A |. who was reduced from Hiri hips due at their docks this after- t Dany? charged with Manslaughter tals ings catsw hn makes! ' dier General, following his mone were | connection with the Majbone stre Ground fresh Uaily in New York. * F, H. BENNETT BISCUIT CO.,N. ¥. j j on the before mittee, Army, cou 4 martial in th KF a United States Senate Com Kreger, in the Regular holds the of Licut men Aeolus 1 for the 1 ieee > | WHAT WAS BATHROBE COLOR amianal, which wa. Gen. 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