New-York tribune., 1919-05-03
Army to Give
War Panorama
In 5th Avenue
Each Branch to Show Tools
Used to Break Power Of
German Hordes OH Heroic
Battlefields of France

The part each branch of the army
played in breaking the backbone of the
German army will be shown to New
Workers to-day, when the panorama
of Victory, Staged by Your Army"
moves down Fifth Avenue
1t will take two hours, army officials
in charge say, for the procession to
pass the reviewing stand in front of
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art, at
Eighty Street. The floats and
samples of war material Will make q
line five miles long.
The War Department has ordered
the demonstration in the interest of
the Victory Liberty Loan campaign to
show the great misses of people how the
money obtained in the four previous
Liberty Loans was spent and for what
the unpaid debts were incurred. Off
cials call attention to the fact that it
will not be parade bu panorama.
Eighty Bands to Participate
Eighty bands have been designated
to participate, among them General
Pershing's Headquarters Band and the
mounted band of the 18th Cavalry,
from Fort Myer, Virginia.
Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Lentz
Of the General Staff, who has repre-
sented the War Department in the ar
rangements, will march from 10th
Street and Fifth Avenue to the review
ing stand, to which Mayor Hylan, Gov
ernor Smith, the Governors of New
Jersey and Connecticut, army officers,
city and state officials, military at
taches of Allied powers, and prominent
men and women of the city have been
invited. The procession will end at
Washington Square. 1t will start
promptly at 1880 p. m.
squadron of six camouflagcd bat
tie tanks, followed by Pershing's band.
will be at the head of the advancing
column. Heavy ordnance, which has
been on display at Van Courtlandt
Park all week, began to move to mo-
bilization points in Harlem yesterday.
Cavalry and Field Artillery
The cavalry arm of the service will
be represented by the Eleventh Regi-
ment, commanded by Lieutenant Col
oncl G. 2. Mayor. Lieutenant Colonel
John L. Hatch will command the field
artillery division, consisting of horses
and motor artillery from West Point
and q series of floats
Much attention in the procession
Of floats will be given to the presenta-
ton of the function and service of
the Signal Corps, the Medical Corps,
the Ordnance Department, the Chemi-
cal Warfare Service, rhe. Quartermas-
ters' Corps, Construction Division,
General Recruiting Service, Port Of
Embarkation and other special
branches of the army.
The panorama will mark the climax
OF the spectacular side of the loan
campaign
Some Large Subscriptions
The following subscriptions, re-
celved yesterday, many of which have
not yet been included in the official
total, were for $25, 900 or more.
Hayden, Stone g. Co., and associate
companies, $S,O0O,0oO; Prudential In
surance Company, S5,OOO,0OO; Lehman
Bros, S2,000,000; Henry L. Doherty G.
Co. and Cities Service Company (ad-
ditionaD, $1,202 900; Wilcox, Peck g.
, Hughes and allied interests, S1.O5O-
600; George Blumenthal (additionaD,
81 ,00o,000; American Surety Company
| (additionaD, S9O0,00O; Harlem Savings
Bank (additionaN, $S00,000
Barber Steamship Lines and allied
companies, 100000; New York Savings
Bank (additionaD, S5o0OO0; North
River Savings Bank, 100000; Hirsch
Lilienthal Company, 100000; Contin-
entail Insurance Company, $5OO,O R..
w. Goelet, $50O,0O0.
Utah Copper Company, S4OO 900;
Halle & Stieglitz. 100000; Brevoort
Savings Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y, $780,
000i William Nelson Cromwell, $780,
000i L. L. Winkelman & Co., S250,OO0;
American Metals Company, Ltd, and
subsidiaries, S25O,OO0; Fidelity-Phoe-
nix Fire Insurance Company (addi-
tionaD, S2b0,000; W. II. Goadhy e. Co.,
$250,O0O.
Royal Indemnity Company, $500, 900;
Hallgarten & Co., S20O, 900; the Dime
Savings Institution, S150,OOG; Charles
F. Aver, S1b0,000; Isaac Gilman,
100000; Burton Bros. & Co, 500, 900;
Titus. Blatter & Co., 100000; Fidelity
and Casualty Company (additionaD
Sl00,000; East River Savings Institu-
ton, 100000; Edward Faulkner Com
pany, 100000; American Eagle Fire
Insurance Company, 100000; National
Sugar Refining Company, 100000;