The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11

who died Of disease or Of accident, !"
said the regiments leader. I'VE had
more major casualties In our regiment
alone than had the entire city Of Buffalo
with It's population OF half a million"
Col Donovan Is BufYaloan.
But we brought a whole lot back, 4"
continued Col. Donovan. and a lot Of
them are looking for Jobs. And until
they land they may need a little tidinE
over"
The bis game VIM be preceded with a
band concert II possible the Sixty
ninth band will be at the game, though
the men rPw are demobilized and many
OF them are scattered. Gen. Barry will
contribute a reSimentsl band. while the
Woodmen's Boy Scout band Of Brook.
lyn. with over sixty pieces, also will he
on hand Victor Herbert win direct
the musical programme. The band con-
cert will begin at 80.
Remnants VIII Parade.
Before the game as many Of IN. ,sk,,
men as are In town will parade on the
neid' with their fighting COMMANDER.
Col. wild Bill Donovan. and their be-
loved chaplain, Major Father Duhv. IN
the lead. Manager Mitchell of C,iearo
VIII be asked to pitch Alexander on
rather Duffy Day"
a handsome souvenir programme con.
tanning pictures OF Father Dufry. Col
Donovan. Major McKenna. Gems. Per.
shing. Alexander, Barry, March, Memo
her. Lenihan and other Commanders
with full account OF the doinRs of
the regiment. will be sold for so cents.
A souvenir ball containing the sigma
lures OF President Wilson. Father Duffy
and Col. Donovan will be auctioned of
to the highest bidder. The committee
mas not yet decided whether to auction
OF the ball at the Polo Grounds. the
Lambs Club or the Bankers Club. The
main purpose Is to get as much as pos
sible for the boys A bid OF 81. 600 AL.
ready has been rejected.
The trustees Of the 16Bth q. 8. In
fantry. who are running the game. In
crude the names II our most famous
citizens OF Irish orisin-MorKan ].
. Brien. James A. Farrell, Joseph p.
Grace, George Mcdonald, James A. Nc
kenna. Nicholas F. Brady. John d.
Ryan. John Whaien. John q. O'Keefe,
Daniel NJ Brady. Major Thomas T. Reil-
ley, Clarence II. Msckay. Thomas e.
Murray. Victor J. Bowling. Bryan L.
Kennedy and Louis d. Conlsy.
Admission to reserved seats In the up
poi oeohu Will Do AT tno ToHulAr TICKET
Office price. 81. Any one wanting reserved
seate or boxes seating four may make
application to Daniel M. Brady, e6 Lib
erty street, New York
The game will be followed by q din
ner at the Hotel Plaza. rendered to Fa-
Their Duffy and the officers of the Sixty
ninth by the trustees.
Invitations to the game and dinner
have been sent TO all the officers Of
the f65th U. 8. Infantry. Gov Alfred
Smith. Mayor John F. Hylan. Rodman
Wnnamaker. Frank L. Bowling, Grover
A. Whalen. David H. Knott. r. e. En-
right L. d. stap'eton. Major Gen.
Charles T. Menoher. Brig. Gen. John W.
Barker, Gen. Peyton c. March, Major
Gen. Thomas H. Barry. Brig. Gen. will
lam A. Mann, Major-Gen. David A.
Shanks. Brevet Major-Gen. Daniel APP
pleton. Brighten. @. II. McManus, Brig.
Gen. Michael ]. Lehman and aide, Brig
Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Col Charles
Hine Brig. -Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
Major-Gen. J. J. Organ. J. p. Grace of
the Columbia baseball team. J. A. Reilly
Of the Yale baseball team, ]. A. Heydier
c. A. stoneham. Chaplin Gleason. r. r,
Fitzpatrick. w. NJ Barrett. II. N. Hemp
stead. p. r. Crowley. w. ]. Fripp. A. j.
Stone. A. J. johnson. Otto II. Kahn. L.
r. Loree. George T. Wilson. r. A. c.
Smith. joseph p. Day. H H vresiand
and F. Hedley.