The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-09
9TH DIVISION WILL
PARADE MARCH 20


or IL they need conveyance to the grand
stand they should notify this office by
March ~. ....
Wounded men in local hospitals, want
ing 10 march, to ride or to sit in the
grandstand oan do either IL this office
II notified by their hospital. by March
H. Hospitals should appoint some one
to take charge of furnishing list of
the number of men in each group, wheu
tickets will be forwarded to the hospi-
tai Most hospitals have arranged for
their own transport alton. but II all cam
not this office will do so upon request.
Wounded men, including those UNI
able to walk and now in distant hospi-
tails or places should apply TO their Red
Cross for attendance and transportation
10 New York. This Office will supply
transportation from trains TO and in
the parade. and also the sleeping ac-
oommodations ond food necessary. with
out cost. II notified promptly.
Request for Cooperation.
The hospital should apply here for
tickets. giving all necessary Informal
ton. including a list divided into three
groups-to ride to march and TO sit In
the grandstand. Hospitals. chaplains
and Red Cross workers are requested
to cooperate and to furnish the neces-
sary Information by March is. II is
impossible for this office TO learn where
all the men are. SO II is urged that this
notice be callsd TO the attention OF as
many as can be reached. The parade
will take place March rs Each man
Is entitled to two tickets only.
Capt. George II. Storm in charge OF
ma "a n al al
Biltmore; telephone Murray I'M
1885,
Order OF March.
The police band to whose music the
Twenty-eeventh marched down Fifth
avenue on August 80, 1917. before II
went to Spartanburg, will play in the
welcoming parade, by request of Gen.
Organ. It will follow caisson draped
in memory OF the dead ana automobiles
carrying the wounded The order will
then be as follows:
Division comma nder and stan. 20"
Headquarters detachment
Headquarters troop.
Fifty-fourth Infantry Brigade. dess
1o6th Machine Gun Battalion.) Brig
Gen. Palmer E. Pierce.
10Sth Infantry. Col. Edgar S. Jen-
nings.
I07th Infantry. Col. Mortimer D.
Bryant.
Fffty-third Infantry Brigade. tLess
1o5th Machine Gun Battalion) Brig
Gen. c. ]. Debevoise
1o5th infantry, Col. James NJ An
drews. go
1osth Infantry. Col. Franklin w.
Ward '.a
Divisional Machine Gun Corps, Lieut.
Col Edward McI,eer '.t. Z. --..
lo5th Machine Gun Battalion. Lieut.
Col. Kenneth Gardner. '. g.
l04th Machine Gun Battalion. Major
Robert r. Molyneux.
10sth Machine Gun Battalion. Major
N. Fl. Eggleston.
1929 Engineers. Lieut. Col. William S.
Conrow.
1924 Field Signal Battalion. Major
Arthur l. Howe.
Fifty-second Field Artillery Brigade.
Brig Gen. G. A. wingate.
1o+th Field Artillery. Col. Charles
Pulls.
1o5th Field Artillery, Col. De Witt c.
Weld.
1osth Field Artillery. Col. Emory C.
Smith.
1920 Sanitary Train. Lieut.. Col Rob
ert p wadhams
1921 Ammunition. Train, Lieut.. Col.
Walter A Bell.
1929 Supply Train.
Twenty-seventh Military Police Com
pany Capt. Juan VI. Oeballos. &c..
Mobile Ordinance Repair shop.
American Red Cross.
Between 1900 and l 500 wounded
men. coming from as far south as Balti-
more and far north as the st. Lawrence
River. will he hero for the parade and
festivities. They, will be billeted in War
Camp Community Service units at no
cost to themselves or the division.
Series of Entertainments.
The War Camp has planned a series
of small entertainments for the special
amusement OF these men. II also an