The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 2

{ ‘ i ‘ \ j SCENES VICTORY ARCH AND VICTORIOUS 27TH’S LEADER. . PL _ Brandstands at 82d Street were entertained by the vocal effort of the West *the display of an immense silk service flag bearing a gold star for every ME. SIR REN” parade in Paris in 1918 as a pink tea matinee. In fact, there has | png pata and statesmen were A 7 obtaine hever been anything just like it anywhere, viewed from many angles. 1 Because of the multitudinous ceremonies arranged along the line of march, the parade movea siowly. It started late, too, aud as noon ap- pr . i proached the immense throngs waiting uptown with characteristic New Pearebasrioaiat Gasees and food York good humor provided their own amusement, The thousands in the|Waye of CHEERS PRECE MARCHING MEN. Far down the avenue a growing | roar of cheers gave notice of the ad- vanoo of O'Ryan’s men, and the snap of munshine on glistening bayonets | and helmets gave visual evidence to | tho watohers vhat the big event of the | bigwest day in the history éf New was | ng the long walt for the ar- | | rival of the, marching column, the crowd busied itwelf in cheering celeb- | | Point Cadet Corps. The head ©f the parade proper did not reach the oficial reviewing grand- étand until 12.30 o'clock. Previously for half an hour from 11.20 until oon. the wounded of the division had a little parade of their own, and whatever happened down town to delay the rest of the column contributed to a dramatic incident of the day, for it was fitting that the wounded should have had thelr own good time—with flowers pinned to their tunics and | york was at hend. their service caps. Behind the Police Band rode Major ‘These flowers brought back memories Of a few months ago when the /Gen. O’Ryan, an ideal soldier in ap. men marched {nto action with poppies in the straps of their stee! helmets, |pearance and bearing. Tho General| and his staff were greetod by cheers, BUGLE BLOWS TAPS FOR DEAD. but the real outburst did not begin ‘The arrival of the vanguard of the parade was veralded by the bugle Juntil the humble doughboys began to call of taps. The Wost Point Cadets came to present arms, and the multi-/mareh by, Bronzed, exact and full tude arose and stood with bared heads at attention as @ gun carriage jof the “pep” that won the war, the draped with flowers moved slowly by—the representation in the parade |soldiers began the long show which of the boys who are asleep on the fleld of France, where the poppies are | displayed to New York what sort of x to bloom to-day, mon represented her against the| A further tribute was paid to those who made the great sacrifice by |“rmles of Germany. No doubt about the homes of most of the marching boya existed aftor they began to pass. They were known, Bvery oMfoer was cheored by name, Up-State delogations hold the centre of the stago whilo the 108th went by. Then came Brooklyn's turn, when Col. Franklyn Ward appeared at tho head of the 106th. ‘Thoro was a break In the Ilne while the 106th ‘was passing, and the West Point Cadets fell into line and marched away to lunch at the Biltmore. ‘member of the division who died. ‘Then came the wounded, nearly all in limousines, dtiven by members of the Women's Motor Corps. Truly the wounded were aitting on top of the world. For the time they were the representatives of the 27th Divi- sion. They waved their crutches and canes and yelled frank greetings to all | n both sides of the avenue. One lad passing the press stand calmly displayed a German Iron Cross of the Second Class. “I got the Jerry that got me,” he yelled. The numerous wounded gave the crowd the striking idea of what the 27th did gt the front. The automobile section of wounded bad passed at noon, and there ap- by. losing no time attacking the food| before him. Jot touneled heads dripping wet | Major Perey wort d. The rest period gave chance to heave lunch boxe tho street, When tho column moved on there was work waiting for the Street Cleoning Department Toward the close of the Nagioc came along on a large, strong horse—and | good thing for the horse that he was largo and strong too, It the proudest moment of Major Nagle’s life when Gov. Smith waved to him and called his name, After tho rest period the parade} moved by | displu crowd into parade t was a was ‘Then was released int streets in a few minutes that had been hours in assembly, Naturally, Manhattan over- whelmed. ven the compa tively clear north of 7 Street the side streets were packed from building line to building line, Central Park was soon overrun and every avenue of transportation Was swamped—and it looks like big night to-night, WILD SCRAMBLE FOR SEATS IN OFFICIAL GRAND STAND. The great stretch of off.ca! grand- the ai was in section a peared in the official stand waiters! Immediately a battery of moving/TATTERED BATTLE FLAG 18/stand fronting the juncture of sia heard during the morning § and the wifg of a railroad man old pearing plates of viands which were! picture machines was installed in GREETED IN SILENCE |S@treet and Fifth Avenue was a vista 6@Y clad boys from the Military) One of the men who climbed the h fet before the reviewing party. Goy.| front of the stand and excellent close ‘of vacant seata at’ 10 o'clock, but a Academy. 4| st of all In the A. EF Smith showed that he was hungry! ups of the Governor, the Mayor, ana| Wille the avenuo was cleared for a| oii stand acroas the street wae NOTABLES ARRIVE AT REVIEW-| ©. W. Field of Washington, wlio w [quarter of a mile a lone private of [Pisa from tho front row te the hits ING STAND. over with the Engineers as a- bu jtho 37th, who had apparently become |ise: bench. Generally the standa| At 10:22 o'clook Gov, Smith and/Private and returns as Lieutenant jseparated from his command, came laione the Central Park wall from Mayer Hylan arrived in the samo) Colonel of the regiment, mo ae atong all by himself, He wore a blush |rotn Streot to 110th t were moe #utomobile, | Frc stand arose tt ANOS OF She: Ripa eRe Fmt EDP eRe c ssod | baa ere NO greeting, “Hello, and the Gov. | thest piairninh oo yals the stand at ina filled at 9.20 o'clock, tho limit trnor lifted his hat, So did the| Lieut. George B. Morrow of Northend, ‘2 ght’ and got one of tho be Inour of occupation, At this time |Mayor, Major Gen, Thomas H. Barry | Pa,, al obser: was sailing around hands of the parade, Madison Avenue was jammed with (49d his staff from Governor's Island | at an altitude of 17.000 feet over Verdun A * li | The tattered battle flag of the Di- people who had been told th would [fede UP and went into the reviewing | on Oot, is whe # German filer, sont pople who h old they wou! eo of the avenue, | him to the ground @ pilot w Hed A Uniform Slice |vision Machine Gun Mattaiion passed Ie alowed to naan aver to Firth Aves (feet below gale ge Beaty Aue | Mutrow Fecenty came from tho Hospital [while the crowd stood in ailenve. (nue up to 9.20, ‘Thore was close to athe big official stand on she west side| ig 4 d Mi The {There was not much cheering as the riot when it wax announced that no Of the avenue was jammed and) Thirteen Army Campa to Be Sold. an ore Oo m7 | veterans of the maghine @un section lone would be allowed in # crow nae standees w thronging the aye | WASHINGTON, March 25.—The War | n allo cross astree a Re » Jame: Vulker| 1» 0 o 5 | \ went by, There are many members [petwoen 7#th and s5th Streets |waiked by the stand. a nee I er a Mane ‘That's but one of the new and appealing jot that unit sloping under white] More provident than the throngs | atlm Beaton,” Salled A OOR>l came te be Me, Gre deere features which distinguish joranaes: tm Sanders: jwhich gathered in Madison Avenue, |"'Ait buay,” ened the Senato pele’ Sevier: North” Juckgon, "Shelby. | The warmest reception of the ear-|taking a chance that seat holders) “or the first time your life," re- idan, Wadsworth Wheeler mt), jer part of the parade greeted the |would not show up, were those who|torted the constituent, and this was ‘ 102d Engineers—the old 22d, This is |got into v.atage point in w central |e geeasion for the first laugh vi} (ee My, jthe outft that dropped ite road |part early in tho morning, and made |". {8% ies carrying the label ¥ \ j building and repair work, grabbed |camp long before 9 o'clock, Every | Official Car, came up in flocks. ‘Thero |rifles, rocks or anything else that |spot in the park commanding a yiew|must haye been more offictal ra) Iw if 7 | v han there were soldiers in the th t hd An i uld serve a8 a weapon and went |of the avenue had an occupant . T Division parade, Foreign military jin to help the infantry in the attack | The OMcinl ndatand nolghbor- |aitaches arrived, their uniforms mi Jon the Hindenburg line. The Ameri-| hood, quite deserted up to %15, was lng the affair ad international tou r (4 a n flag and regimen colors of the | brightened up at that hour by the | of color | 04 a Sehe: id ate came , jcommand floated in the breeke, dis- | arrival of 100 mombera of the Old | 4) itea? Admiral Vaher and sath ume from other kinds. | playing bullet and shrapnel von Guard in their glittering uniforms,|turn back. A flotilla of motorcycle Absolutaly 4 | The 1024 Field Signal Battalion, | detailed to act as tho Guard of | policemen putted by with @ noise like Starchless eel be surprised how “far” a lool of Peace another unit that went into battle| Honor. Soon after this the Pelham | machine gun barrage, The Weel ff d ‘Vime bread will go im serving « family. The jseveral times when infantrymen | Bay Band arrived in 62d Street, just | Point Cadele wenn oi ese of Jp an papel and dandy slice is the amswer, Buy it | wore scarce and suffered heavy fa-|in time to play appropriate music| the avenue, between 80th and Sind|| _¢ VN Sugarless for economy. Buy it for quality. |talition, wax alao a favorite with (he ;to Mecompany the entrance to the | Streets, | -can be made easily in any No fear of PEACE-TIME drying out. The crowd. nd of Gov, Edge of New Jersey i: Lieut, Col. Leslie [Kinkald, Judge! vig by method of making it and the materials used By this time it was quite appar-|Then came the Legislative party | A4vocate oreo Pe tas Ff Vision, appeared in front of the stand keep it fresh, moist and palatable to the last ent that the big private stands at | from Albany, escorted by mounted|and got a big send-off from his| LISTERS DIABETIC FLOUR crumb, 821 Street accommodated about ax| policemen, and the stand began to} former Associates In the Stato As-|} 4 peculiarly different Diabetic Flour Note its new and better shape. 12 inches Jong, cold and blage a crowd aa ever set- | fll up MOE tani che ata: iiet ‘EHO delicately flavored, se/f-rising tut up width and height just right for family service, ded anywhere, | No pretense was made 6n the part jenn ee, er ect Watelaeten in mall boxes, one fr each day. lakes wreees by machine at the ovens, to avoid i Vacant places in platoon fronta as | of the reserve policemen in charge of on time and would soon be C ebotie reed, gerroghe gs weg handling. the marching column filed by the|the stand to seat people according to cakes, delicious in tar aa very. san Patronize Your Neighborhood Dealer KY [had dropped out on the way up th4land it was not long until tae en. |p ee eee ae ienat afticlal " , f 5 Give Him, f Posie, pps psi Reread Order ! avenue, The hot sun was (oo mMUCh | trances were blocked by people who | scurrying around to find seats for One Month's Supply, $4.8 Ther deciding Waste end Bieeggeinement, } for many of the boya, who only a few! had been sent from entrance to en- | them. It began to look as though Fifteen Days’ Supply, $2.75 ane 09 i Ithey’ wero about to drive the re: Many interesting. Recipes weeks ago were encamped in France | tranos. It was quite imposible 19 | no rs out of the press stand and gladly furnished-—Mall Or- |! in the plain covered with snow and /geat ticket holders according to| put the Old Guard in, Major Snyder ders promptly attended to if oF. ry | commanding ne Old Guard, called “Or p aa ae i coupon, and the stand finally became e , : . CSesliyytactzend pee Riemmmy [|i ARTILLERY MOVES ALONGWITH | the suns of a trescforsall nerambie, [attention ne walMers paid’ no at-|| LISTER BROS.» INC. sfeanliness’ —@ | pan-FAMED \ DRAMATIC EFFECT. tention, “Attention for a picture," 6th Floor, World Tower Blig. on gs Reve CAKES i ua Disinoe Arians Gh te Gan POLICE RESERVES OVER i led th aad or and t i on ward 110 West 40tiy.St , New Vork City . SILVER QUEEN i ision Artiller der Ge stiffened up like one hundred ramrod: NOTHER HUGBARD | you ure guaranteed SunKIST GOLD I] | Wingate had the advantage of a WHELMED BY CROWD: | All was quiet at 11 o'clock, waiting " when you bu ore e line, which enabled the The Old Guard, chaperoned by Babe | for the big event, the arrival of the| WHEATHEART ’ y CEVILS DREAM j break. tn the ling, which snabied tt ; rm » ena. | 27th Division, Two Keroplanes ov DIED any ave WARD’S NO Unit to come along With dramatic ef- | MacDonald, the woll-known hammer |j..4) one making & Noise like a war yONo ‘ *l fect. ‘This is the element of the di- | thrower, manoeuvred whilo the crowd | time’ German bombing tmachin | WAMAOM—HRNAY BLOSSOM Jone JOGA. pe LJ Services CAMPBEL FUN FAMILY LOAF J Rread & Cakes vision which represented it in the gathered at tho grandstand entrances |NEW YORK'S WELCOME I8 AL8O| unwn.is 46 We }] |Argonne fighting, and it is the first frantically waving tlekets, The pe ITS FAREWELL, orld alalbae f unit that took part in that fight to lice reserves, who reminded o| ra | New York» welcx to the 27th D We put the name WARD in all our products. parade in Now York who had heer Nd of German pris: |viaion iv New York's f to BARDERE-BAARY ate Forward — Onward — Upward — Toward The hardyhips of the march were oners of war, by reason of their gray in fades away with the night, me r x ‘ Hl made apparent to tha crowd in the suits, were uniformly courteous: but never again may it be seen as a di by his wife, Willen Gardner (nee Hams Keeping the Quality UP ° stand when the first rest period was they wore overwhelmed by ticket | Visio SRmaTrOm the soldlere rane r hom ve: sata, \train for Camp Upto eg'n weral wervies © ednesdu: “ t jordered. The rattle of steel helmets | holders for whom there were no a the provean of darmopilisation. ‘and in| Ae agp ei Ee LWARD? a) om the concrete pavement sounded lowever, it was ever thus at 4/a few days at most the 27th will be| day at Chelten Mili, Philadelphia food thermos as big as the Public nd trucks more rapidly, and the last! wounded sold) of the troops passed the stand at 2.80. | way to their ste jo | the parade, « crowd | wounded soldiers to-da | Hall, the Gang Is All Here.’ Uke & bombardment, and thousands public parade, and finally everybody thio t sandwiched Speaking of sandwiches, th suMcient on display army bottles in if melted down Buss Celebrities away * at al in Europe, make Libra parryin, rs rolled by tions along the L ‘The favorite song of the all kinds the stand would, y was ewhere. © word o'clock to and the Hid mass ry. K Jubilant | on their} of parts of the country swarined the of- ficial stand and vicinity The American liner Susquehanna, | which left St. re on Mareh 11, “Hall, |doaked at Hoboken to-day with 2,993 | American fighting men. The banner from all! outfit aboard was Col, Clarence 8, Cov's 17th Regiment of Railway Engineers, ted States twenty-eight, officera and 1,4 men, Senators were in the limelight until members of th @ Board of Aldermen began to arrive and were hatled from the stand by people who called them by their first name. The Woat Point 10.15 o'clock and fell nto pe deta arrived at yaition be- hind the Old Guard with the precision of machinery @ memory, he first applause reeted the |WENT TO WAR AS PRIVATE, BACK AS LIEU. COLONEL whose moffum Division the ship news be tempted to nay a word or Other Soldiers on U Ship-~ Sight Brides Aboard. nt in F Nazaire and co Tho 17th wa: ining 278 m pineteen On any day months. but this Day repo! 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