The Washington times., 1919-09-17

William I Sibert. Major Gen. Charles
p. summerall, and members Of hi'
star. will leave the Peace Monument
al 1 o'clock this afternoon, followed
sby the entire First Division in it,
historic march up Pennsylvania ave
nue.
ThFee Hours 60 Pass.
II viii take three hours for the
$4,000 men OF the Division 10 pass
zivep point. and the last OF the SOL
iiers probably viii pass under the
Arch OF Triumph at Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue ABOUT f-So
O'clock. 's-
The line Of march viii be from the
Peace Monument along Pennsylvania
Te1ue to Fifteenth street; north on
Fifteenth street TO Pennsylvania ave-
ne and through the Court OF Honor
Il, the corner OF Nineteenth street
ma The Avenue where the procession
Iii lake routes north and south
Hsek 70 camp.
General Always PunetuaL
General Pershing is punctuAl, and
e VIII follow his schedule to the
minute. Judging from past Paraoes'
ae viii pass through the court OF
-onor at about go o'clock ana taAs
IS place in the reviewing S-ail'
. bout ten minutes later.
The coumandeT-in-chlet ana MS
rah viii ride as fa- as Eighteenth
street in the van Of the D1Vlsloh' Il
has been announced IN oroer 70 A.
Eow the spectators 70 Obtain siA pSo
= the man who led Americas nghting
sor~ss abroad. Mai. Gen Edward r
1Ecc-Iachlin. jr.. division commander
,.rolsbY,y will do the same, returning
"a take his place in the reviewing
and with General Pershing after ne
',as led his famous unit through the
court Of honor
FolIovinz General Pershing's guard
- honor. composed OF veterans OF tne
T-Irzt- second, Third, Fourth. Flfth.
md sixth regular divisions-au OF
Them siz-footers, most OF them deco
-ated for bravery-and commander
~ col Conrad BabcOck. viii come
the division headquarters.
General sIeGIachItu's stan.
Major General MeGIachlin viii be
accompanied By his stan. With him
win ride his chief Of stan Col
stephen o. Fuqua; Lieut.. Col Paul
peabody. Lieut.. Col W. r scout
Lieut.. COL ". r. Hoey, Lieut.. Col
=. r Legge, Lieut. Col. T. H. Lonax'
Major J. A. Long, Lieut.. Col. z u
Maynard, Col. ". T. stewart, Lieut.
col II. & Biting, Lieut.. Col +. z.
Slack, Lieut. Col. c. X LaAotte ana
Lieut.. Col. W. L. Roberts
The headquarters troop will follow
the divisional staf. and after il will
come headquarters detachment mis-
s.eIIaneous duartermaster units. baker
company No. Z. salvage company No
p. sales comTnissary unit 3o9. laundry
unit 814 ard cooks and bakers unit
No. 3I9.
Following these units the former
soldiers OF the Division, now wound
I'd and in hospitals, will be conveyed
in trucks and automobiles furnished
by the War Camp Community Service
and American Red Cross. After they
pass through the Court OF Honor il is
The plan TO have them stationed at
some point Of vantage near the re-
viewing stand in order to watch their
f0rmer comrades march.
Signal Battalion Next.
Next will come the Second Field
Siznal Battalion, commanded by Maj
q F Hill. The First Machine Gun
Battalion. commanded by Maj. r. n,
Youen. and the First Engineer Regi-
Tnent. under the command of Col
n. J. Atkinson, will form the rear
guard Of this first section of the pa
rAde.
The above named tru - will form
On New Jersey avenue northwest, be-
ginning the march from the camps
md from the detraining points to the
assembly streets At 6:3O o'clock in the
morning.
The FIRST Infantry Brigade Head
quarters and detachment, with Brig,
Gen. Frank Parker and his stan in
he lead. will head the second sec
tion of the parade, composed Of the
First infantry Brigade. The Six
teenth Infantry, under the command
of Col. c. r Huebner, and the
Eizhteenth Infantry under command
OF Col c. A. Hunt. with the Second
Machine Gun Battalion led By MAJ
i warren, compose this Brigade and
viii form for the parade on North
Capitol street, facing south toward
The Peace Monument.
ne Third section.
The third section Of the parade will
be composed OF the Second Infantry
Brigade, commanded BY Col. r A.
Brown, who will ride at the head OF
ths Twenty-sixth Infantry, led by
Lieut. Col c. ". Ryder; the Twenty
eighth Infantry, led by A H.
4ueuet and the Third Machine Gun
Battalion. commanded BY Capt. c.
PICKETT. These troops. will be formed
for the parade on Maryland avenue
norfheaBt.
FoIiowing the infantry Brig. Gen. A.
aEeIntyre will ride At the head Of the
FiFst Brigade Of Artillery, accom-
pznlsd BY his stan, his brigade head
guarters and detachment. He will be
followed By the Fifth Regiment OF
ARTILLERY. commanded by Lieut.. Col
=. ". Polk: the Sixth Field Artillery
eSmarnnded By Lieut. Col. G. r. No
rony and the Seventh FieId Artillery,
commanded By Col p. A. Ruggles.
All Of the artillery viii be formed
On Pennsylvania avenue southeast
1SclnE the Capitol
DfYtaISn Trains.
TBe artillery units viii be followed
~ TIE division trains, forming on
BsW Jersey avenue southeast and
1GzFyi&Hd avenue southwest.
The Train Headquarters vii be
commanded By Col ". y. Stewart
ROiIoWiuE viii come the Mobile Vet
eF1harg Unit, the military police under
e0nmAnd of Capt Z. D. Hall: Motor
lZsf Battalion. FirBt Ammunition
Train. under comamnd Of Lieut.. Col.
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