The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1919, Page 3

— THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919. US. AND FRENCH GROSSES 10-27TH VETERANS SUNDAY hattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx. American and British Decora-| Pians ‘were given out to-day for the reception to the 107th Infantry, which bh Regi- tions Number 200, Mostly | was recruited f m the ol¢ mete he Rg Ratigs ment of New York, on Monday, the Received in France. duy before the parade, Tt is to ve the - vid 7th again for a day, and leading CEREMONY IN THE PARK, | Dan’ Appleton, ie'oid. Colonel, now M 1 Appleton Satire Special Welcome for Old 7th] fitt,they will be met by onnected with the old 7th Regiment. Infantry With Parade on | former members re coming here = as far as Seattle to take part in Fifth Avenue Monday. | {RS welcom sei inea enn Teves - | Helpated in ery war since the Revo- first National ution, It was While the main event of the 27th] Guard regiment | New York Division's welcome will be| cluding ‘Gen alt e Victory parade up Fifth Avenue| 7th Regiment man next Tuesday, there to be several i ‘i MONDAY'S PARADE UP FIFTH preliminary features of widespread intereat. AVE. WILL INCLUDE 7,000 MEN, One of these will be the battalion] On Monday it will march north on y t Fifth Avenue from Sth to 67th revie ore i on of merica 4 > at ded and p thee ft Amer sol E | t From the baicony of the and French valor medals in Central| Republican Club it will be reviewed Park at 3 P. M. Su It will be} by former Gov, Whitman, Gen, De- unique for New York. About two | bevoise and othe “ ybreceding the y medat, | regiment will be the Veterans’ Asso- hundred American and British medals | ciation, 4,000 strong, which will make and crosses have been confe 7,000 men in line. men of the 2ith Division, most of; The er of march awd the per- them receiving Jecorations on | Sonne) of , official and unofficial, 1 orders for the parade are as fol- ws and Marsha! Daniel Appleton and Cross, taff, Police Band Ex-members. of 7th Regiment in Band the other side. Sunday thirty-one veterans are to receive the United | States Distir shed Service and three the F ch War Major Gen, O'Ryan will make the presentations in the Sheep Meadow ‘The hon be the fantry unde asion will | the 107th In- mand of Col, Morti- | 1st Battalion. strong, will be drawn up in prescribed |} Ni formation during the pres mer D. Bryant. The and will be reviewed by Gen, O'Ryan (ey Howard f and staff, MEN WHO ARE TO BE HONORED | co), Siurtimer f. Rreant nnd staft, Band WITH DECORATIONS. 107th Infantry, U. 8 The heroes who are eceive the All units of ex-members will be formed in single ranks, twenty files meus sieiy ed ont, with two guides, and each hed Service Cross—104th pany will be divided into as many flags with the company letter will be carried by the right and left guides Put lof the leading platoon of each cem- rbert M. Brink. Corpl Dupree; "105th Infantry, First 1 Marvin L. Atkins, Corpl. Henry; Lyneh, Private Walter Klinge, Private Anthony afoni, Sergt. Henry Kiry, Sergt. Samuel B. Boykins; 106th Infantry, Sergt. Harry vate James Bougle; 1 Private Frank H. Kenny jr., @ line of march will be from be- low 34th Street and Fifth Avenue up the avenue to 67th 8 . where the |head of the column will halt and the Lynk, Pris |ex-membe h Infantry, [curb on th Serg east side of the avenue, -|York Guard, and the 107th Infantry Harry Luh aA alt) will then pass and ex-members Greene me CUlel, SOrRy ill be dismissed eft to righ Geo Howe i trank will m from left to right ge f i J\x the last element of the 107th In- Mechanic Edwin McLaughlin, Seegt. |fantry. pass 4 tn Phillip Carey, Corpl. Abe § TEN THOUSAND POLICE TO PRE. SERVE ORDER FOR TUESDAY. irrangements for Tuesday s Norton, Second nniss, Private N, | PA annou Fifth Avenue wil regular patrolmen 4 Pr - | After 8 A. 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R men wil > be- | War, Victory and Peace Rep- tween 1 which resented in Decorations By New York Sculptors. uttend was gr yesterday Hundreds of leisure n New East bound traffic will be permitt Jto cross the avenue at intervals, at | Yorkers ushered spring in to-day by 22d, 26th, Sud, B6th, sth, 44th, | paying a visit to the Victory Arch bound , 80th, 43d, | and eagerly wate finishing touches from ¢ le benches Because dinner to Gen, O'Ryan and his officers at the Waldorf and)!" Madison Squa ning of the division play,| Contractors at work on the arch “Let's Beat It.” at the Century The tre are scheduled fe next Monday night, the time for changed yesterday 5 clock, the play at 9.15. as well as those building the orna mental pillars and renovating the ar of liberty, predict that work will be completed by Sunday night »{in plenty of time for the 27th Division parade Tuesday, Many of the workers are laboring overtime e than h Division at ks are found on the 8 of the arch, The Jarehitects are Carrere & Hastings, of No, 52 Vanderbilt Avenue. these art we xed Pickles | prominent pil Ishi n the following orde MTH REGIM (Col. FP. W. Baldwin, Commanding) WTH REGIMENT (Col, Clarence W. Smith, Command- tions as he ing.) 23RD REGIMENT, is issued a (Col. Louis J. Prager, Commanding.) ep Her , BO SEOE ae 47TH REGIMENT ha “a day of review" for the parade Mf the sith Division in New York| (Lieut. Col. H. B, Baldwin, Com City manding.) D, Facksnt Baoratary OF 2D FIELD ARTILLERY Mo eet nAlty would ‘ba! (Col Walter J, Cartin, Commanding.) reh 25, in order to give Co SQUADRON CG, CAVALRY 1 students an opportunity to! (Dismounted; Major C. 8. Debeboise view the parade, Commanding.) ‘ Paligeh 1D FIELD ARTILLERY nd Marines W. C. Griswold, Commanding.) Let's Beat It” y © 27th Division men. will follow Division at a Frida the State Guard, ‘Their formation warn Stanek the Biltmore | cording to tentative plans, will Se a Hotel, | follows Sinte that hting | Gen, Charles [. Devevoise and Staff tt WHTH INFANTRY ‘ark T . (Col, FP. W. Ward nant talent for this| PROVISIONAL MACHINE furnished by CORPS, y other vaude- | (Lieut, Col, Kdward McAleer com tists manding.) lroert atacratt N BATTALION K | ling.) Gl N Major Robert Molyneux com WOTH FIELD ARTILLI (Col, Dewitt C, Well ISCOMPLETEDFOR :" Provisional BROOKLYN PARADE 27th Division Men, Other Sol- |civitian bands will} diers and State Guard to [men ana ay March—Seats in Demand. 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