The sun., 1919-03-22
27th's Publication Will Not
Be Peddled in Grand Stand,
Hylan Orders
ENTERTAINMENT PLANS
Order Issued for Each Unit
Red Cross Will Serve Men
10000 Box Lunches.

permitted In the grand stands along
Fifth avenue. The Mayors committee
has prohibited the sale upon the grounds
Of ''commercialism," according to the
statement OF Grover whalen, secretary
to Mayor Hylan. who is also acting for
the committee.
Whether the sale Of tire publication
will be given UP entirely or whether It
will be sold out OF bounds was not
definitely settled last night at the
divisional headquarters In the Hotel
Biltmore. The Red Cross was to have
sold the paper, 500 women having con-
scented to dispose Of Il. The proceeds
we're to have been diverted TO the
wounded.
There have been $4,000 copies OF the
paper run of the press It is a costly
edition too. filled with cuts OF drawings,
photographs and other matter. besides
being printed on a good grade of paper.
The cost OF the edition was to have been
were met It was expected that $4,000
would have been realized.
Schedule of Entertainment.
The schedule for the entertainment Of
the different units of the division, their
destination m the city and their re-
spective armories where they will be
CHARTERED was finished at divisional
headquarters yesterday. 1t follows:
March rs,
The Iosth Machine Gun Battalion vii, 60
from Camp Merritt via Erie Railroad TO
the foot of Cedar street Pier 10. North
Atlantic avenue, and viii march 10 the
First Cavalry Arn,ory. Bedford avenue.
Headquarters Fifty-second Field Artn-
lery Brigade and tho io5th Field Artillery.
iem second Battery and supply Company:
Railrosd 10 vana.rS i .v.nu.' "n naroh Ap TO
Fulton street and Lafayette avenue and
take elevated 70 consgmers Park. and
street. Brooklyn.
a., He n.9:.,s Gcmpany First ard Sec,
Camp Mills via Long Island Railroad 90
Vanderbilt avenue. march to Twenty third
ResIment Armory at Bedford and Atlantic
Machin,. Gun company. supply Com
pany. Sanitary Detachment: Third Battsl-
via Long Island Railroad to Vanderbilt
avenue and march 70 Fourteenth ReG-
n .sn,, Amory' n EsSin avenue and -FOUR
March Is.
The fo7;h Infantry. less Second and
Third Ba;talions, Via ferry 70 West TWEEN
ty-third street. and proceed to Seventh
Regiment ArTnory, S.xty-sixth street and
The Iot,h Machin, Gun Ra.t.ilon. via
Long i,lsSd R s,n to v.naerss .ys
avenue. elevated 10 Consumers PARK.
march to Fire, Cavalry Armory. Bed
''1 Tn. second ssttsiion and supply. Com
pany, lobth Field Artillery. will 60 from
Camp MI. Va Lons Island Rsii 1ss e, 20
Th,rty-fourth street and Third avenue:
take tho eleTated 20 isSth stree, and
The 10Th Int.r,ry will 90 from Camp
Thirty fourth street and march 20 the
seventy-nrst Regiment Armory at Thirty
i tg;' and p.Fs ana
will proceed from Camp NILS via Long
Island Railroad to East Twenty third
subway 10 issth street and march to the
Twenty second Regiment Engineers Ar
mory. lssth street ana Fort Washington
The lcsth Machine Gun Battalion will
! go from Camp Mile Via LONG Island Raj
though Thirtv-fourth, .,r... 70 Lexington
avenue. subway to Ninety-slrth street,
march to sS %,ss, A, TER, Nad''0"
Division Hs.dauartsrs Troop ard De
tachment. 1870 Trains ana the Twenty:
seventh Military Poiie. Company sna ici y.
| Long Island Rsiirond 10 East Thirty.
.Ourth street. march IN Thi;ty-rourth street
| twenty seventh street.
via Long Island Ra,iToed 10 foot Of Broad
Brooklyn Rapid transit 20 Lorirner street.
and n.Ssh 70 rog,y'e Hroos,T Nstme"' Ar
Headauarters Fifty third Infantry Brig
,de VIZ. 60 VI. Long isis2S R.i ns. ole. 10
waited to iorimer street ard march 70
| Twenty third Regiment Armory, Rrooklyn,
This ,Si,h FED on Ar i.iand VI" Ra,rosd To
! East Fourteenth street and march 70 ne
Ninth Coast Artillery Armory. Fourteenth
s'' tnos smH &c Company No los will 60
| from Camp Upton via Long Island Nsd,
rad to seventh avenue ana inir.s,s s.t 20
the twenty second Engineers ArmSsy:
The iOsth Infantry from Camp Ms I ~
BY Terry TO Yves, iastn ' ~ Klnsssri n
r1erch 20 Eighth Coast Artillery Armory'
jerome avenue, The Bronr ,-,x,a.
,oi MS'oe sanIssrS rain. is.s Ambulance
Company los and 1898 supply Train. BY
t,r 20 the FOO; o, ';s'G SSH sse street s 70
| Twenty-s-cond Engineers Armory III,
The iosd Field sigma Battalion ~, ~,
frs 10 ron n. ton. OF rhir,y,fouTth stree,
! and marsh 70 Seventy hrst ATmoTN'
! c.r,,.n Cun for Racquet Club.
| On behalf OF the division Gen. - hya
presented yesterday captured German
anti-tank gun 10 the Racquet Club
Fifty-second street and Park avenue.
- e gtfrrN IL % piao@1sH the trophy
room IT Is long barrel AFFAIR that
pivotAd upon a tripod. Its cartridge Is
, an inch in diameter.
! As the time draws nearer FOR the
! parade the wounded from other cities are
! beginn,rg TO arrive. Frank Jarnison OF
1 the 3oGth Infantry registered yesterday
: at Pershing House In GTamerey Square.
/ He came from the Walter Reed Hospital
| In Washington.
The War Camp Community Service
has made arrangements TO care for the
wounded men. II will house. feed and
amuse them while they are In the city,
! Its hfty-seven units are opened now
! for this purpose. The wounded will
come from Camp Dix, Washington. Cape
! May. Philadelphia Boston. Railway,
! East View, Oswego. Lakewood, Camp
! Devens, Baltimore. Camp Upton, Camp
Merritt. Niagara Falls, Syracuse, Utica,
Ringhamton and Zion, Many OF them
will be housed IN churches.
| Thirty thousand box lunches TO serve
! as '.mpromptu meals" FOR the members
Of the division will be distributed by the
National War Work Council Of the Y,
| NJ. e. A. during their stay In the city
Cor the parade. nun1red additional
secretaries have been assigned 10 assist
In the work.
Five knights OF Columbus secretaries
have been invited TO march with the
Twenty seventh Division. These men
are among the staff whica served the
men OF the division with supplies during