Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
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could not be played if the soldiers cat
at the park but the committee. he said.
will have the division parade back from
Shibc Park to witness the game after
eating at the Lehigh avenue field.
John Bradway, assistant to j. Iardcn
Guenthcr. executive manager of the
Philadelphia welcome home committee.
said at noon that the committee still
was without definite information as to
whore the parade would end. but that
Mr.. Gucnthcr and Mr.. Pepper would
confer on the subject this afternoon.
The committee. il was said. went
ahead with preparations to end the pa
radc at Broad and Huntington streets
without consulting tho team manage
mCnt.
First Regiment Will Lead Column
Philadelphia s old First Regiment.
now the Tooth Infantry. will have tho
position of honor ut the head of the
Twenty eighth Division parade. close
behind division headquarters staff and
the Fifty fifth Infantry Brigade head
quarters detachment
The old Third. now the nucleus of the
10th Infantry. will follow. with other
units of the Fifty fifth Brigade bring
ing up the rear of the first section.
Philadelphia other complete regiment.
the old Second Artillery. now the 1OSth,
will form the second detachment in the
Fifty third Artillery Brigade section.
following after tho two infantry
brigades. the Fifty fifth and Fifty
sixth. The old Sixth Regiment. \. G..
p, made up of men from West Phia
dclphia and nearby counties. is incor-
porated in the 111th Infantry. which
heads the second section of the pro-
ucsSiOn.
Roster of Parade
Mustered to its estimated strength at
the present time. the Iron Division will
show 19,200 officers and men. The ten
tativc roster of the parade, Just com
pletcd, shows the following units and
their commanders. as they will appear
in the line Of march:
Division Headquarters, troop and en-
listed personnel, Major General Charles
II. Muir. forty five officers, 200 men.
Fifty fifth Infantry Brigade, com
mandcr undccidcd five officers, twenty
men.
Tooth Infantry. Colonel W. r. Dun
lap, 115 officers. 3720 men.
10th Infantry, Colonel Joseph NJ.
Thompson, 10 officers. 3720 men.
1OSth Machine Gun Battalion, Major
Lawrence Watres, thirty officers, $50
men.
Fifty sixth Infantry Brigade, Briga-
der General Hubert A. Allen, five of
ficers, twenty men.
111th Infantry, Colonel Edward c..
Shannon Cregiment mustered out: no
way of telling how many men will
parade).
112th Infantry, Colonel George G..
Richards (regmcnt mustered out; no
way of telling how many men will
parade),
1O9th Machine Gun Battalion. Ma jor
John W. Foos (battalion mustered out
no way of telling how many men will
parade).
10th Machine Gun Battalion. Major
Clyde NJ. Smith, twenty officers. 400
men.
Fifty third Artillery Brigade, Briga
dier General William G. Price, Jr., fif- |
teen officers. seventy men.
10th Field Artillery, Colonel w. r.
CrookstOn, sixty two officers, 1903
men.
10Sth Field Artillery, Colonel Il. st.
John Greble, Jr., sixty eight officers,
1910 men.
109th Field Artillery, Colonel Rich
ard s. Burleson, sixty two officers, 1903 !
men.
103d Engineers. Colonel r. A. Sny-
der. forty officers, 1760 men.
lG3d Field Signal Battalion, Major