New-York tribune., 1918-04-26
10000 to March
On New York's
Win the WarDay
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Great Neck. Long Island, and Mrs.
Louis Rosenberg, of North Bergen, N.
j., each of whom has six sons in the
war, to highest honors among the
mothers of the district was not chal-
lenged yesterday. They will lead their
division.
In the Women's Division.
Moreover, in the Womcn's Division
the members OF the Mayors Commit
tee Of Women on National Defence,
the Patrolmcn's Wives Of Greater New
York. the National League for Won
en- Service, the National Womans
Army, the Junior League, Womens
City Club. Colony Club, Colonial
Danes OF the State of New York, the
New York State Daughters of the
American Revolution. Colonial Danes
Daughters OF Cincinnati and other
societies Will march: Delegations
from the churches will follow.
In the first division Of the parade
with Brigadier General George Dyer
Of the New York Guard as grand mar
shall, various units of the American
army, Naval Reserve and Allied
armies, will advance from Washing
ton Arch up Fifth Avenue to Fifty
fourth Street This division will be
headed by Mayor Hylan and delega-
tion of Mayors from various cities in
the Second Federal Reserve District.
The Mayors will retire from the pay
ade at the reviewing stand in front Of
the New York Public Library.
In the reviewing stand will be Gov
, ernor Whitman, Governor Walter e.
| Edge OF New Jersey, Governor Marcus
II. Holcomb of Connecticut and stats:
Rear Admiral Usher. General Mann. in
command of the Department of the
East; Adjutant General Charles II.
Sheriff., Andre .Tardicu, French High
Commissioner; Lord Reading, British
High Commissioner; Russell C. Lef-
,m1ngweil, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury; Benjam Strong, chairman
OF the Liberty Loan Committee, and
the members Of the Liberty Loan Com
mittee
Sandwched between the first and
fourth divisions will be the second d.
vision, in which Liberty Loan workers
and city employees and representatives
OF civic organizations will march. and
the third division. composed of reprc-
sentatlves of labor organizations and
the colleges
! Ihc Women's Division
:, ne various sections Of the women's
division will fall into the parade At
the following points:
SECTION A
In eastcrly half of Seventeenth Street
olock' west of Fifth Avenue All the fol-
io"'n2 units will enter this street from the
SKIN Avenue end Of the block:
Band; Mrs. Bacon's platoon (wivcs and
notners OF olicers); Association of nth
Engineers relatives of 165th Regiment
9oE4h 9oiat'VEs on 3o4th Infantry relatives Of
auxiliary of 18th Regiment; relatives Of
3ott Infantry (colored)
SECTION
In westerly half Of Seventeenth Street
'nF. block. west of Fifth Avenue. All the fol-
Sixth Avenue end of the block
Band; Mayors Committee of Woman's Ma
tlonaI Defence; patrolmcn's wives Of greater
New York; National League for Womcn's
Service; Motor Corps cantccn and members
and motors
SECTION
Eastcrly half of Nineteenth Street block
west of Fifth Avenue. All the following
units viii enter this street from the Sixth
Avenue end of the block:
National Woman's Army. in uniform.
hcaded by a captain and two icutcnants on
horseback: The Junior League Womcn's
Clty Club Colony Club Colonial Danes of
A"' VI lNcN loTk new YORK State
Daughters of American Revolution; Colonial
| Dancs Daughters Of Cincinnati: Vacation
war Eclcf war relief organizations Green
wIch House: Hartley House; MiIitjn Of
Mercy; lie Lyccum Societc dcs Fcmmcs dc
France; Art Workers Club.
SECTION ID
westerly half Of Nineteenth Street block.
we.t OF Fifth Avenue. All the following
units will enter this strcct from the Sixth
nvenuc end of the block Woman's band ;
Motor Corps Of America and ten ambulanccs :
"omchS organizations TO be listed hereafter
SECTIONS T. AND +
:, Fifteenth Street cast of Fifth Avenue and
University Place, South to Fourteenth Street.
hH OF the following units will enter these
streets from the Broadway side:
Two bands. one Mt Fifth Avenue and the
Stract
-, Church of tho hsccnson: Collegiate
Church tMarbic) 0livot Memorial Church .
calvary calvary Church ST. Luke's Chapel: St.
pnnFs Chapel; Broonc Street Tabernacle
Mount Oliyct Church Christ Church. Wcst
Ihirfy'riAth Street; West End rrcsby tc,ian