New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Men of Old 9TH Regiment
Will Have Reception of
Their Own at Stand in
Front of Union League
all To Be Here Monday
All Arrangements Are Made
for Event on Tuesday;
Plans for 1926 Wounded

limits of the 27th Division will begin
.rriying from Camps Merritt and Mills
,o.morrow. By Monday night the en-
.;re command will be quartered in the
r.r;ous armories of Manhattan and
p,ooklvn, ready for the review on
tuesday.
Veterans Of the old and new eth Reg
ment will greet the boyish veterans
rho went through the battles preced-
mo the German collapse as members of
.he 10th Infantry on Monday. In
prooklyn the Victory Committee will
ssve parade and special welcome
Monday for the 1O6th Infantry, the
Iosth Field Artillery and the 1O4th and
,osth Machine Gun Battalions. There
will be $4,000 men in line on Bedford
Avenue
The Bronx will welcome the I'd Bat
tsiion, 1O5th Artillery, made up of the
old I'd Field Artillery, National Guard,
on Monday.
Mondays programme for the 10th
infantry includes q march past General
John f. Organ and other high rank
ing officers on the reviewing stand at
the Union League Club, with an escort
Of the old 7th, comprising, it is ex-
pected about four thousand men under
Major General Daniel Appleton.
Plans for the Parade
Plans for the parade on Tuesday
we're practically completed yesterday.
City authorities announced that 5000
active and 1000 reserve police would
guard the line of march. The com
mandant of cadets at West Point sent
word that the guard of honor would ar
rive on special West Shore train at
$3.50 a. m.
The 1926 wounded will precede the
marchers in automobiles. They will
20 as far as 115th Street, turn back
through Madison Avenue, and be
parked on Fifth from Eightieth to
10th Street.
Space. it was said. has also been
those of the Spanish War, at the Pub
lie Library.
The wounded men will be provided
with package lunches to carry with
ihem The Y. NJ. C. A. will have
charge of welfare service at armories
and will serve 10000 box luncheons,
Officers of the 9th said yesterday
that the first units probably would
reach the city Sunday afternoon, be-
tween l and o'clock. These are the
lO6th Infantry, the 105th Artillery and
various headquarters and sanitary de-
sachments from Camp Mills, and the
10th Machine Gun Battalion from
Camp Merritt.
The units from Camp Mills will oc-
cupy the Esd Regiment Armorv at
Bedford and Atlantic Avenues, Brook
Ign. while the Artillery will proceed |
to the I'd Field Artillery quarters
at Ciaremont Avenue and Haywood |
Street. WV
The Sd Battalion of the 106th has
been assigned to the 14th Regiment |
Armory at Eighth Avenue and Four
leenth Street, Brooklyn.
The 106th Machine Gun Battalion
VII be quartered in the 1st Cavalry
Armory in Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn.
Arrivals on Monday
Mondays programme of arrivals fol-
lows:
Second Battalion and Supply Com
pany, 1o5th Field Artillery, will leave
lamp Mills via Long Island Railroad |
70 70 East Thirty fourth Street, march to
ialrty-fourth Street, to Third Avenue,
axe the elevated to 166th Street, and
asrch to I'd Field Artillery Armory,
rankin Avenue and 166th Street, The !
Bronx.
One Hundred and Fifth Infantry will |
'Ome from Camp Mills to East Thirty
ourth Street and march to list Regi- |
aent Armory, Thirty-fourth Street and
Park Avenue.
One Hundred and Second Engineers,