The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
LOUD WELCOME
AWAITS HEROES


S Snsts. y: ~. heao1uaTters, personnel.
pany No. az. Sales Commissary Unit
800. Laundry Unit 314, C. and Il. Unit
3d. % and B. Unit is. D. and b.
4.tEifst Machine Gun Battalion, Major
6. second Weld Signal Battalion, Major
6. First Engineers and Engineer Train.
E ksIt. - fS5an p: F. Miller; u..,
and Detachment. Brig. Gen. Frank
s. Sixteenth Infantry. Lieut.-col. C. r.
.. Eighteenth Infantry. Col. c. A. Hunt
10. Second Machine Gun Battalion. Major
IL. Second Infantry Brigade Headquarters
and Detachment. Col r. A. Brown.
~. Twenty sixth Infantry. Lieut..CoL q
Is. twenty eighth Infantry. Col. A. H.
Huguet.
Il. THIRD Machine Gun Battalion. Capt.
Is. First Field Artillery Brigade Head
quarters and Detachment. Brig. Gen.
1s. Fifth Field Artillery. Lieut. Col. N.
w. Polk
II. sixth Field Artillery. Lieut-col C. r.
IS. sevoath Field Artillery. Col. f. A.
huggles.
10. Train Headquarters. Col. W. F. Stew
90. Mobile Veterinary Unit.
81. Military Police. Capt. z. o. Hall
90. Motorized Battalion. First Ammunition
Train, NJ. o. r. S. Horse Section, AM
munition Train. Lieut.-Col. H. Hervey.
IS. First supply Train. Lieut.. b. c. Nc
"a. sanitary Train. Isut.-col IL C.
Field Hospital Section. Medicai sup.
ply Unit, Mobile Surgical Unit No. 2.
Ambulance Section.
rs. NJ. T. c. Capt. Snodgrass.
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At the headquarters of the Mayors
committee yesterday It was. announced
that 500 additional seats TO accommo-
date wounded soldiers OF the city were
being erected between Fortieth and
Forty second streets. Already seats have
been allotted somewhat as follows. Four
hundred to members OF the G. A r., 400
to Spanish-American war veterans, 1900
to wounded soldiers now in the city's vo-
cational training schools, 500 to wounded
men in Red Cross hospitals, 800 to
wounded men in the United States naval
hospital and a small number to other
institutions.
Police Arrangements.
Police arrangements for the day, as
announced yesterday by Chief Inspector
John DAILY, show that every precaution
has been taken to handle enormous
crowds. An hour before the parade
ohehA 20 ~ WIN NC ulNtIltu lIOIll IN
avenue north OF Ffty-ninth street and
at 10 o'clock south of Fifty-ninth street
as well. Certain streets have been
designated for crosstown vehicular and
pedestrian traffic. which win be per-
mitted during the ten minute periods
that the pageant is at standstill
The crossings for eastbound traffic
will be at Sixteenth, Twenty-second,
1wenty-sixth. Thirty-second, Thirty
sixth. Thirty-eighth, Forty-fourth, Fifty
second and Sixty-ffth streets. West
bound traffic viii be permitted at Fiji
teenth, Twenty-irst, Twenty-seventh,
Thirry-flrst, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-ninth,
Forty-fifth, Forty-ninth and Fifty-sev-
enth streets. Ambulances with physi-
clans and nurses will be stationed at
various points along the line of march.
About 5000 policemen will be at hand
to keep the people on the sidewalks,
while every detective on the force will
be in the crowds on the lookout for pick
pockets.
Fifty Knights OF Columbus secretaries
were on the job Ia st night giving choco-
late, cigarettes and the like to the men
of the division as they arrived at their
places of bivouac. The same welfare
workers will be there again this morn
Ing. Supervisor Michael S. Hogan has
arranged lot q NUMBER OF girls TO shower
gifts down upon the wounded men of the
division as they pass in automobiles the
X. of C. stand in front of St Patrick
Cathedral. huge bouquet also will be
presented by the organization TO Gen
Pershing.
Archbishop Hayes will review the
parade from his stand. He will have
as his guest Cardinal Mercier and mum.
erous other Catholic Church dignitaries
and X. of c. officials
The Red Cross Emergency Canteen. If
charge Of John S. Ellsworth, has ar
RANGED to feed $4,000 men of the divl
sion after the parade. The rest OF the
division will be fed by the same or
ganizaticn at railway terminals. The
1000 wounded soldiers who will bt
brought here from neighboring hospital.
also will receive rations and $50 OF then
carried in the parade by the Red eros.
Motor Corps, it was said yesterday.