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HE EVENING
MARCH
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Km RYAN w PRFwNT finishing victory arch in madison square for parade of the 27th
pillars other than those on tho TVe-
torv Arch.
Tho Altar of Liberty on the euti
HI I1IUL. I IIL.UL.M I
U. S. AND FINCH CROSSES
TO 27TH VETERANS SUNDAY
side of the Victory Arch, which was!
used dally for fitting exercises durlHr"
tt,n I.,.1IPM, r.llm.lW Ij.i. I. lutlMl. .Ui
ovnted and will again blazon forth M'l
all Its symbollo uplcndor. i ,-
Tho sculptors, who nra responslbws
for various works of art adorning th
Victory Arch, are to bo round eaow
day directing tho artistic detnlU con ,
ccrnlnc tlnlslilne their Individual con
tributions to tho triumphal greeting'.
to tho returning heroes of the 27th
Division.
American and British Decora
lions Number 200, Mostly
Received in France.
CEREMONY IN THE PARK.
Special Welcome for Old 7th
Infantry With Parade on
Fifth Avenue Monday.
While tho main event of the !7lh
Nw York Division's welcome will be
the victory para do up Fifth Avenue
next Tuesday, thero are to ho several
preliminary features of widespread
Interest.
Ono of these will be tho battalion
review and presentation of American
and French valor medals In Central
l'ark at 3 1 M. Sunday. It will ho
unlquo for New York. About two
hundred American und Urltlsh medals
and crosses have been conferred on
men of the 27th Division, most of
them receiving their decorations on
tho other side. Sunday thirty-one
veterans aro to rceclvo the United
States Distinguished Servlco, Cross,
and three the French War Crosses.
Major Odd. O'llyan will make the
presentation in the Sheep Meadow.
The honor Ktiard of the occasion will
be tho id Battalion of tho 107th In
fantry under command of Col. Morti
mer D. llrant. The Battalion, 1.000
Mronp, will he drawn up In prescribed
formation during the presentation,
and will bo reviewed by Clen. O'llyan.
MEN WHO ARE TO BE HONORED
WITH DECORATIONS.
The heroes who are to receive tho
medals arc those:
Distinguished Service Cross 104th
Field Aitillery. Corpl. Balph N. Sulli
van. Private William It. Nette. Me
chanic HcrliortM. Ilrlnk. Corpl. Ucorso
Duptep; '105th Infantry. First I.leut.
Marvin I.. Atkins, Corpl. Henry P.
Lynch, Private Walter Kllnce. Private
Anthony Selufonl. Sorgt. Henry S.
Kiry, Sergt. Samuel II. Uoyklns; 106:h
Infantry. Scrgt. Harry K. t.ynk, I'll
vale James Bougie; 107th Infantry,
Private Frank 11. Kenny Jr.. Scrgt.
Harry C, Hull. Flrbt Scrgt. Harold
c.reciK1. Corpl. Merrill D. Cutler, hcrgt.
(iforg lluui', Sergt. Frank IS. l)w.
Mechanic l-Mwiti MeUiughllu, Sergt.
Phillip Carc. Corpl. Abel J. Ivin
Private ('.cow 11. Hagemeycr. Corpl.
Albert C. Westfnll; 108th Infantry,
Major Paul Daly. Private Do Witt W.
Crandall. Private Mux Norton, Second
Lieut. Kdwln A- Dennlss. Private S.
C Wart.
French War Cross Second I.leut .1.
(iilmoit', 1 until Infantry: Pilwito Mi
chael J. Hessner. lOMh P'lclil Artillery:
Prlv.ite James tiallagher, 105th Field
Artillery.
Fpe. lal welcomes are to bo given
to .ir.ti units of tlio 27th in Man
From Maine to California
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hattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Plana weio given out to-day for the
reception to tho 107th Infantry, which
was recruited from the old 7th Itcgl-
,ntfll itt Va... -I . .1 n .. V,n
day befure tho parade. It Is to bo the
urn i in ugain ior u uay, anu icnuiug
It up Fifth Avcnuu will bo "Uncle
Dan" Appleton, Its old Colonel, now
Major Uenernl Appleton, retired.
When they arrive from Camp Mer
rill they will be met by organizations
connected with tho old 7th Ilcglment.
Former members aro coming hero
from as far as Seattle to take part In
tho welcome. The regiment has par
tlclnated In evnrv war since tho Revo
lution. It was tho first National
Ouard regiment in the United States,
n nas uirnisncu many generals, in
cluding f!en. O'Hyan, who was a
7th Regiment man.
MONDAY'S PARADE UP FIFTH
AVE. WILL INCLUDE 7,000 MEN,
On Monday It will march north on
Fifth Avenuo fron 34tb to 67th
Street. From tho balcony of the
Itepubllcnn Club It will bo reviewed
by former Oov. Whitman, Den. De
bcvolse and other. Preceding the
regiment will be tho Veterans' Asso
ciation, 4,000 strong, which will make
7.0W men In line.
Tho order of march nd the per
sonnel of staffs, ntllclal and unoinclal,
and orders for tho p'irado arc as fol
lows: Grand Mnrxhnl Dnnlel Appleton ntid
Ma If. Police Hand.
Kx-incnibcrs of the 7th Ilcglment In
uniform. -Col.
WIIKrd D. Fik ntid nff. nand,
Major William 11. Palmer.
Society War Veterans of tho
7th Regiment.
7th Regiment Veternna and ex-members.
Msjor Itotiert Mnzet. late II. 8. A.
1M lliiltnllon Companies A, U. C and D.
Major I.011I W. Stotesbiiry. late V. S. A.
Id Battalion Companies I. K, O ami II.
Major .1. Augutus Uiirnaril, late tJ. S. A.
3d Battalion Companies I. K, L and M.
Band.
Cnl. Howard K. 1'rnll and taff.
Till Infantry. New York fluard.
Col. Mortimer I Bryant anil staff. Bund.
107th Infantry. V. S. A.
All units of ex-members will be
formed In single ranks, twenty files
front, with two guides, and each
company will be divided Into nsmuny
platoons of this sizo as the numbers
present make necessary. Two guidon
Hags with the company letter will be
carried by the right and left guides
of the leading platoon of each com
pany. The line of march will be from be
low 34th Street and Fifth Avenuo tip
the avenue to S7th Street, where the
head of the column will halt ntid the
ex-members will form in lino on the
curb on the enst side of the avenue,
facing west; the 7th Infantry, New
York Ouard, and the 107th Infantry
will then pass and the ox-members
will be dismissed from left to right
is tho last element of tho 107th In
fantry passes.
TEN THOUSAND POLICETO PRE
SERVE ORDER FOR TUESDAY.
Police arrangements for Tuesdays
parade were announced last night.
Fifth Avenue will be manned by 6.0(10
regular patrolmen and 4,000 reserves.
After S A. M. all t rattle on tho avon
nue between Fifth and 120th Streets
will bo diverted to other thorough
fares. Tho public will bo excluded
from both sides of the avenue in
front of the Library. Wounded men,
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" " Almond Bars
Vanilla Sweet Chocrlate
Mentholated Cough Drops
Assorted Fruit Drops
Lime Fruit Tablets
Lemon Fruit Tablets
Orange Fruit Tablets
Anise Tablets
Varieties at 10c
Chocolate Marsh-Caramels
" Molasses! Kisses
Milk Chocolate Cukes
" " Almond Bars
" " Iilooks.Unwrapped
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- JONUi TlOOKt3 UEINU WU I IU I-OIITIOS
Spanish War veterans and G. A. II.
men will have places there, also be
tween 1 St h and 20th Street, which
Is reserved for wounded. No ono may
stand Ja tho sidewalk between 7'Jth
Stitet nnd S3th. West Point cadets
will be stationed there. Permission
for them to attend was Krantcd by
Was-hinKtnn yesterday.
Hist bound tratllo will bo permitted
to cross the avenue nt Intorvals, at
ltith, 22d, 2lith, 32d, Stitll, 3Sth, 44th,
KOth nnd JSth Streets. West bound.
15th, 21st, 27th, 33d, 33th, 3nh, 43d,
4'Jth and J7th Streets.
Ilecauso the dinner to Oen. O'llyan
and his olllccrs nt the Waldorf und
the uponlnK of the division play,
"Let's Heat It." at tho Century Thea
tre, are scheduled for next Monday
night, the tlmo for each to boirln wns
chansod yesterday. Tho dinner will
start at. 6 o'clock, tho play at 9.15.
The menu or tho dinner to be Klven
to more than 25,000 soldiers of the
27th Division at scventy-ono hotels,
lestaurants and clubs nfter the pa
rade. Mu roh. 25, was olllclally an
nounced to-dny by August Sllz.
Chairman of the Itecoptlon Commit
too uf the Mnyoi's Commit ti'c of
Welcome. Kach place will heivo the
following:
Olives Mixed Pickles
Orapefrult
VoKetable Soup
Half Military Hrollcr
(22 ounces to each man)
Hakcd Potatoes tireen Peas
Apple Plo lco Cream
Coffee
White Hock
(llv request)
Nestor Cigarettes
The Committee nnnounees thai each
man can have as many portions as he
wants.
C.ov. Smith at Albany has Issued a
proclamation sottliiK aside March 23
as "u day of leview" for the parade
of the 27th Division In New York
City.
Prank D. l'ackenthal. Secretary of
Columbia rnlvcrslty, announced to
day that tho university would tin
osed March 25, in order to ulvo Co
lumhiii students an opportunity to
view tho parade.
The Natlonnl Lcncun for Women's
Service, through Its Soldiers, Pallors
md Marines Clubs, will entertain the
"Let's Heat It" Company of the 27th
"Division at a ilnnen Krldav after
noon March 28, at tho Hlltmoro
Hotel. t ,
Mi re than 2.000 ilchtlnir men of the
27th Dm -Ion will tie entertained Sun
ilnv afternoon at the Tark Theatre,
Columbus Circle. The talent for this
eiitnrtn'nment will be furnished by
Itelsenweber's and many other vaude
villi! and cabaret artists.
IS COMPLETED FOR
IE
27th Division Men, Other Sol
diers and State Guard to
March Seats in Demand.
Moie than CO.OOO application have
brcn reee ved hy Clmirman John J.
Oelaney of the Brooklyn Victory Col.
ehratlon Cummitteo for the hlB
parade of tho 27th Division Brooklyn
boys which will b held lievt Mon
day. All of those applications will bo
refused, however, for tho roinm ttc
has determined that Die 20.000 grand
stand hints nvailablo must nil no to
the wives, widows and re'atiws 01'
the soldiers and sailors who ' uni"
from H100K 1 11.
Over 12.000 ticketB have been dls.
tnbmed anions? the Brooklyn boys at
Mills and MVrritt. The place of honor
, 11 the leviewliiB Ktand Is t( he irivi-n
1 to S. A. It. veterans of Brooklyn.
I Thrt first announcement of the
' formation of tho pnrado was made
I this morning iuy Chairman Dclaney.
I Tho parado will he hoaded by Uric
Gen, Jame II. Ttobh and staff, and
I the new State CJunrd' units will march
ORDER OF MARCH
BROOKLYN PARAC
War, Victory and Peace Rep
resented in Decorations By
New York Sculptors.
Hundreds of leisurely Inclined New
Yorkers ushered hprlng in to-day by
paylnB a visit t0 tb Victory Arch
and caRcrly watchin? tho finishing
touches from comfortable benches
In Mndlson Squaro Park.
Contractors at work on tho arch,
as well as thoso building the orna
mental pillars and renovating tho
nltnr of liberty, predict that work
will be completed by Sunday nlsht
in plenty of time for the 27th Division
parade Tuesday. Many of tho workers
aro laboring overtime.
Many New York sculptorrf have
contributed their Impresslomjflit war,
victory and peace. Plaster caatn of
these art works aro found on the
prominent plllara of tho arch. Tho
architects are Carrcro & Hastings,
of No. 52 Vundcrbllt Avenue.
In tho following order:
14TII BKOIMKNT.
(Col. I'. V. Baldwin, Conimandliis-)
1STH IlWtlMHNT.
(Col. Clarence V. Smith, Command
lnif.) 2.1ItD BKtilMKNT.
(Col. Iouls J. Ira;er, ComniandinK.)
47TIC BKdIMKNT.
(I.leut. Col. H. B. Baldwin, Com-inandlni;-)
21) K1KI.1) AHTII.I.KKV,
(Col. Walter J. Cntlln, ('nniinaii(lln',)
S'irADItON C. CAVAI.ItV.
(Dismounted; Major C- S. Doliebolse,
Coniuiantllni;.)
SI) KIKI.D AUTIl,L,i:itV.
(Major W. t;. Cilswold, CommaudllU'.)
Tho 2"th Division men will follow
the state tjuiird. Their formation, ac
cordlni; to tentative plans, will o aa
follows:
Oen, Charles I. Dcvevoiso and .Staff.
lUfiTII INM'ANTBV,
(Col. V. W. Ward eomtnanilliiR.)
l'BOVISIONAI, MAi'llINK OU.V
COUPS,
(Lieut. Col. Kdward MoAleer com-
inaniUiif,'.)
10 IT II MACHINK OI N BATTALION,
(Major Bobcrt It. Molynoiix com.
manillni,-.)
10CTH MAClIINi: (U N BATTALION,
(Major N. II. Kuleston ciiininnndliisT.)
105TII KIKI.D ABTIl.I.KBV.
(Col. Dewltt C. Wnlls commandltiB..
MemtMTH of tho 59th and 70th C'oist
Artillery IteKlment. already mus
tered out of service, under command
or I.leut. Col. llrer Pnnlry. and a
1 Provisional HoR-lmelit convpnsod of all
Holdlers, sailors and marincH who ap
pear In uniform nnd care to take part
In tho ki rutin. Irrespective of whether
or not thoy have lbten overseas, will
follow.
Military bands fnvn Port Hamilton
nnd Fort Wadsworlh and many
civilian bands will he In the parade.
Thero will ! over 7,00o 27th Division
men nnd S.Oon other soldiers In Hue.
The linn of march for the parado Is
ahinit Beilfoni Avenue, down Atlantic
Avenuo to Park Place, to Klatbiish
Avenue, to Plaza StreHI. to Prospect
Paik West anil to 15th Street, where.
It will disband.
The Brooklyn hoys of the 27th will
nrrlve in Brooklyn nt the Vnndorlillt
nnd Atlantic Avenue stations ut 1
o'clock Sunday afternoon. They will
hi' met by nllleers of the new National
flu.ird lteiflmnets nnd rsenrti-d to
I their "Id armories, wh'eti they will
iohUm their headquarters while In tho
city
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OF THE VICTORIOUS ARMY AMD NAVY
7HTSE U NIT ED'STAT E5. OP A M C R. ICA
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SUPRFMF iACRIflCE
V ' CZ rEOPLES OF'lHC WORLD
Dlrcttl) abuve the omtro arrh. in
clear cut lettnrs eight liiohcs high am'
sllflli'leutty Irglble for pedestrians to
dec.pher 100 feet iiwaj. are six lines
of lettering. To t-ho curious this In
scription explains everything. It reads:
"Krccted to commemorate the home
coming of the victorious men of the
Army and Navy of these Cnlted
Welcome, 27th
T1C MOMECOUIUC
FOP. THE TRIUMPH Of THE FKCE
AND-FORTHEPROMISEOF AN
J. talis of America, and in memory of
'losn who have made the supreme
iucrlfli.0 for the triumph of tho free
proplisif the world and for the
promlsW mi enduring police."
Inscribed on the four Insldo centre
pillars of the central arch aro curved
tho nauios of each State nnd tho
dato when Unit St.ito was taken Into
the t'ulon
At prominent plates on the outside
pillars are rut the names of the de
cisive battles of the Kuropcnu war;
not only those which American sol
diers fought, lnil those inking place
since August, lull.
South of the Vlrtory Arch pifpm
about fifty fiet me envied orna
mental )iuhos of war of three pil
lars each. The Imho of these pillars
hhows planter creations of every con
celvable form of modern warfare as
used b our victorious Allies, The
d.i of the parade balloons extending
rlnety feet Into the air will bo nils,
pended. King of the Allies will lie
placed around the top of these kiiiiiI
Icr archcfl.
Dlrectlv In front of the Kifth Ave
nue llulldltig. No. 2iiO Kifih Avenue,
nro four more ntn of pillars (irnciug
the pinnacles of each set Is n rcpllui
of ,i modern aeroplane, a annon. a
tank and a gas generator Paul Oaf.
tin. Minimum of the Committee on
Decorations of the Mayor's Commlt
teeof Welcome, designed nil symbolic
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