The evening world., 1917-08-30
pistol which has taken the place OF
the sword.
THE GREAT PAGEANT MOVES
PROMPTLY At 10 O'CLOCK.

the sword,
THE GREAT PAGEANT MOVES
PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Promptly at 10 o'clock Major Gen.
o'Ryan and his stan started from One
Hundred and Tenth Street and Fifth
Avenue on the long hike to Wash
ington Square. and behind them de-
tachment after detachment. all follow
ing into line with machlne-llke pre-
clsion. At half-houriy intervals the
line was halted and cross streets were
opened for Ave minutes to allow traf-
flc to pass through.
Except during these halts Fifth
Avenue was closed to all but soldiers
and spectators at 10 o'clock this
morning. The marchers at tho
head OF the line had reached Wash
ington Square and were on their way
to their armories or other destlna-
tlons long before the rear guard had
left Harlem.
Hundreds OF thousands OF relatives
and friends OF the marchers were spe-
clally cared for along the westerly
side of Fifth Avenue between One
Hundred and Tenth and Fifty-ninth
Streets and in the Plaza. Thousands
Of others were invited to sit in win
dows OF Offices.
When The Evening World r-'t
suggested the Idea Of Send -oft Day"
to Secretary OF War Baker two
months ago his alert mind grasped
all the possibilities OF the occasion.
He said It would not only be a great
patriotic event. but an object les
son to the elements In our population
who are inclined to be mJre favor
ably inclined toward Germany than
toward the United States.
All the various grades OF pro-Ger-
mans were along the line of march to-
day. They carried away with them a
new impression-an impression OF
floods OF American manhood who
have pledged themselves to fight un-
I'll It shall never again be possible for
an international gunman TO break
loose and run amuck in civilization.
For some OF the troops in line to-
day the great parade does Indeed
mean goodby. The Twenty-second
Engineers, Col. Cornelius Vanderbilt
commanding, has received orders tc
entrain soon after reaching the end
, OF the line OF march. They arc tC
proceed to spartanburg, 8. c., C
) help prepare the cantonments fol
: the rest OF the division,
Gen. O'Ryan, commander OF tn,
!, division, also Is under orders to leav,
Tomorrow for the Southern training
camp with his stan, In view of thes,
p orders the Twenty-second Engineer
led the column to-day.
OFFICIAL LIST OF THE REVIEW
Q ING PARTY.
= Following is the official list of thos
a on the reviewing stand at the UnioI
= League Club, Fifth Avenue an,
. Thirty-ntnth street:
T Coy, Whitman and staff, Mayo
Mitchell. Major Gen. O'Ryan an,
START AdJt' Gen. Stotesbury an,
starr, Major Gen. ]. Franklin Bel
Rear Admiral Nathaniel n, Usher
Brig. Gen. W, A White, ID. s. O., o
the British Recruiting Commissio
ana starr, British Consul General c
olive Bayley, French Consul Genera
CASTOR ldebert, Russian Consul Gen
eral Mlohah NJ. Oustinoff, ITALIA
Consul General Gaetano Poccard
belgian Consul General Pierre Nal
ts Japanese Consul General Chonosuk
1ada. Lord Northcliffe, Unite
d States Senator James w. Wadswort
Ie jr, United States Senator William N
,s Calder, Chouncoy NJ. Depew, Elih
Root, Gen. Horace Porter, George L
~ sheldon, Samuel w. Fairchild, Ma 10
II Gen. Daniel Appleton. Brig, Ger
Ir George r. Dyer, Theodore Rousseau
n secretary TO the Mayor; Comptrolle
Prendergast, Police COMMISSIONS
+ Woods, Fire Commissioner Adamsoi
&c Dock Commissioners Smith, Park Com