The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-05-06

perfect forenoon for the men. who
were grinnIng happily as they ap-
preached that part OF the exercises
marked The End.
MEN REPORT At ARMORIE9 ON
TIME FOR START.
No bugler's notes were needed this
morning TO assemble the heroes OF the
Argonne. Before sun-up thousands OF
them were streaming from their
homes to armories. The 77th Division
en- masse spent the night ut home on
passes that expired at 7 o'clock this
morning. Not only were the soldiers
up bright and early. Ali New York
was up to see the big show.
When they reached the armories
they found the scenes there not unlike
theirN days in France. Field ranges
were smoking. army bacon was sis
sling and company cooks were fusslng
with kitchen police. The 77th had 10
prepare its own meals. Thousands Of
spectators got their flrst idea Of army
culinary methods as they stood around
the camp kitchens put UP outside OF
arInories where armory kitchens were
not available.
Field orders detailing arrangements
for to-days great parade were read
20 every man In the division yester-
day afternoon. after which they weY
given their allowance OF tickets for
their families and told 10 report this
morning. spick and span and shining
like a colonel's orderly. And they
were.
LlAlson officers were at Washington
Square, where the parade started at
there. At s o'clock. when the nrst
units reached their assembly point,
late rising folks OF Washington
square were In the windows throwing
cigarettes, apples and oranges 70 the
waiting lads. The War Camp Com
munity workers passed among the
men Offering them retreshmonts.
Fifth Avenue from the Square 70
10th Street was ahutter, and in the
East Side and Harlem, whore large
numbers Of nth men were drafted.
there was n mass OF color for the
lions Of the Argonne.
With Gen. Alexander at the head
were his stan officers, mounted.
They are Capt. Andre dc Coppet,
Capt. Robert n. Wilton. Lieut.. d. y.
Wade. Sd, Lieut.. Col. Hugh II. McGee,
Lieut.. Col. Clifford ", Gaylord,
Major George w. Cronin, Capt. Ar
thur M. Hin, sAeut, Col. l.. II. 0erow,
Major w. X. Wright, Lieut.. Col,
Samuel NJ. Wilson, Major c. A.
Perry, Lieut.. Col. ID. u. Downing,
Lieut.. w. r. Murphy, Major Edward
J. Robbins. Major GaIllard Ravenel.
Headquarters troop. which will fol-
low the start. will be commanded by
Capt. @. p. Brett jr.
INFANTRY MARCHED BEHIND
ARTILLERY.
The artillery preceded the in
fAntry. This is an idea original with
Gen. Alexander, who desired that the
fighting men should bring up the
rear OF the parade along with the
wounded. Thus, instead OF petering
out, as parades do when the best are
shown first the treat will come last
on this big day,
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