The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-21
10000 POLICE TO Be
F.! ALONG PARADE LINE
Besides, 5000 Reserves Will
/: Be Ready When Heroes of
+: 9th March Tuesday.
:STREET RULES ISSUED
!:
Traffic Will Be Diverted
: From Fifth Avenue at 3
: O'Clock in Morning.
STREET RULES ISSUED

Details Of trafilc arrangements Incl
dental to the review Tuesday of the
Twenty-seventh Division were completed
yesterday at n conference between the
Mayors committee and officials of the
Police Department During the time of
the parade 5000 members Of the regular
force and 1000 reserves will be stationed
along Fifth avenue and 5000 additional
men will be subject to call ut nearby
stations.
All traffic win be diverted from Fifth
avenue between Fifth street and 120th
street after o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing. Police lines Will be strictly MAIN
tainsd until the last OF the troops have
passed and no encroachment will be per
mttted upon the roadway or sidewalk at
any time.
the sidewalks along Fifth avenue will
% open to the public except from Eign-
tenth to Twentieth street, from Twen-
ty-third TO Twenty-hfth street, from
Fortieth to Forty-second street and
rom seventy-ninth to Eighty fifth street.
The sidewalks on both side of the ave-
nue. from Eighteenth to Twentieth
street have been reserved for the con-
valsscent patients OF the hospital at
accommodation will occupy the side
walk between those points. The pub
Ito will also be excluded from the west
stAe Of Broadway between the north
side of Twenty-third street and the
north side of Twenty-fifth street.
Space for West Point Cadets.
The space between Seventy ninth and
GiGhty-ffth streets will be reserved for
the cadets OF the United States Military
Academy at West Point, who will act as
the guard OF honor at the Official review
ing stand in front of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art. The space on both sides
of the avenue in front Of the Public
Library will be filled by wounded vet
Grams of the great war. the Spanish War
Veterans and the Grand Army Of the Re-
public.
Police Inspector O'Brlen Of the TRAFFIC
Division. who will be in general charge
of the line of march. requests that per-
sons desiring to cross Fifth avenue at
Forty-second street do so by using the
subway shuttle service between Times
Square and Grand Central or by one of
the nearby streets designated for limited
traffic use.
These streets have been designated as
follows: For eastbound traffic. Six
tccHlH, y-SctOHu, WeHty -blxlIl,
Thirty-second, Thirty-sixth, Thirty
eighth, Forty-fourth. Fiftieth and Fifty
eighth streets.
For westbound traffic. Fifteenth. TWEEN
ty-first. Twenty-seventh, Thirty third.
Thirty-frst. Thirty-nnth, Forty third,
Forty ninth and Fifty-seventh streets.
No person or vehiclef will be permitted
70 cross Fifth avenue except at these
points and the transverse roads through
,tva1 Dar Il x.-flt 10 ,I4 % tr,f A.,
after o'clock except that the surface
cars will operate across Eighty-fifth
Vtreet.
street Marked on Tickets.
Persons holding grandstand tickets
must approach their stand through the
cross street indicated on each ticket. and
no Spectators will be permitted west OF
Madison avenue before 8 80 except hold
srs of grandstand seats. After that hour
the public will be permitted to occupy
the sidewalks on the eastern side except
between the streets reserved for the
wounded.
The Distinguished Service Cross and
Che Croix de Guerre will be pinned upon
the breasts of thirty-one soldiers of the
Twenty-seventh Division Sunday after
noon at o'clock in the Sheep Meadow
Of Central Park. MaJor-Gen. John F.
awards OF the United States ana France
The decorations are given for 'extraor-
binary heroism in action"
Twenty-eight of the men will receive
the Distinguished Service Cross and
three the Croix de Guerre.
There will be a battalion review by
che Second Battalion. 10th Infantry.
under the command OF Col. Mortimer ID.
Bryant and the presentation ceremony
will follow. The awards, the soldiers re-
eeiving them and their commands fol-
low. The Distinguished Service Cross
viii be awarded TO the following:
1oath Field Artillery.
Corporal Ralph r. sullivan. Battery B.;
Private (First CLASSY William b. Nette.
Battery B. and Corporal George A. Du-
'' IoSth Infantry.
First Lieut.. Marvin L. Atkins. Corporal
Aenry P. Lynch, Company e; Private
(rirst Ciass) Waiter Klinge. Company NJ I;
Private Anthony Sclafoni. Company A:
s.rssnt Henry Kirk Rayk G0mP 1opa a. an 9
Tooth Infantry.
Sergeant Henry z. Lynx. Company q.
and Private James Boushie' SANITARY De-
tachment.
Private (First Glass; Frank II. Kenny.
yr., Company H Sergeant Harry c; Hull.
Company II; Corporal Merritt d. Cutler.
Company ]. and Sergeant George Rowe,
Company I: Sergeant Frank y. Bee. Com
pany I; Mechanic Edwin W. Mclaughlin.
company ]; Sergeant Philip Carey. Com
pany /; Private George X. Hagsmeyer'
and Corporal Albert C. Westfah. Com
pany q Ce-poS' Abel ]. Levine Com
pany II.
- 1O8th Infantry.
Major Paul DAILY. Eighteenth Infantry
attached; Private Dewitt w. Crandall.
eanitary Detachment: Private Max Nor
ton Sanitary Detachment; Second Lieut..
Edwin A. Dennis, and Private Nah!on c.
Ward, Company r.
These will receive the Croix de Guerre:
Second Lieut. J. Gilmore. l06th Infan-
try; Private Michael J. Rsssner. Battery
r. fO5th Field Artillery and Private James
Gallagher. Battery +. 1o5th Field Artillery.
Arrangements Complete.
All except n few minor arrangements
for the parade OF the Twenty-seventh
have been completed. The ticket sauab-
BILE is settled, with the assurance from
representatives of the Mayors commit
tee that every wounded soldier will be
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