The evening world., 1919-03-25

got sandwichCd away somewhere.
Speaking OF sandwiches. thcrc wcro !
sufficient on display at II o'clock 10
feed tho army in Europe, ana the
thermos bottles in the stand would.
II melted down, make q solid mass
as big as tho Public Library.
Buses and trucks carrying Jubilant
wounded soldiers rolled by on their
way TO their stations along the line OF
the parade. The favoritc song OF the
wounded soldiers to-day was Hail,
Hail. the Gang L. All Here"
Celebrities OF all kinds from all
parts OF tho country swarmed the Of
ficlal stand and vicinity. United States
Senators were in tho llmelight until
members OF the Board OF Aldermen
began TO arrive and were hailed from
tho stand by people who called them
By their first name.
Tho West Point Cadets arrived nt
1915 o'clock and foil into position be-
hind the Old Guard with the precision
OF machinery. The first applause
heard during the morning greeted the
gray clad boys from the Military
Academy. -
NoTABLes ARRIVE AT REVIEW.
ING STAND.
At 1929 o'clock Gov Smith and
Mayor Hylan arrived In the samc
automobile. From the stand arose the
greeting. Hello. AL" and the Cow
ernor lifted his hat. SO did the
Mayor. Major Gen. Thomas II. Barry
and his stnff from Governors Island
rode up and went into tho reviewing
stand on the east side OF the avenue.
just below S3d street. by this time
the big official stand on ihe west side
OF the avenue was Jammed and
standees were thronging the aisles,
| state senator James Walker
walked by the stand.
"uello, senator" called con-
stituent.
I'm busy" cnied the Senator.
/ "FOr the first time In your life,' re-
torted the constituent. and this was
the occasion for the first laugh ~
the day.
Automobiles carrying the label
Ofticial Car, came up In flocks. There
must hnYe been more official cars
than there were soldiers In the 21th
Division parade. Foreign military
attaches arrived, their uniforms CIV
Ing the affair AN international touch
/ OF color
Rear Admiral Usher and stafr came
along, went by the stand and had to
turn back. A notilla OF motorcycle
policemen putted by with a noise like
"A machine gun barrage. The West
Point Cadets were moved again, this
timo being massed on the east side OF
the avenue, between Soth and s2nd
Streets.
Lieut.. Col. Leslie Klnkaid. Judge
Advocate General OF the 2Tth Di-
vision, appeared in front of the stand
and got big send-off from his
former associates in the state As
sembly.
Word reached the stand that the
parade had started from Washington
square OF time and would soon be
along
The Old Guard soldiers began "a
show signs OF feeling tender In the
feet, and there was great offlcia
scurrylng around to find seats fol
them. II began to look as thougN
they wcro about to drive the re-
porters out OF the press stand and
put the Old Guard in. Major Snyder
commanding the Old Guard. callet
attention, Tho soldiers paid no at
tention. Attention for picture,
yelled the Major, and tho Old Guar,
stiffencd up like one hundred ramrods
All was quiet at II o'clock. waiting
, for the big event, the arrival of tn,
eth Division, Two Heroplanes over
head, one making noise like a war
time German bombing machine.
; NEW YoRk'S WELCOME IS ALSO
- ITS FAREWELL.
: New York = welcome to the eth D.
vision is New lork's farewell to ~
gallant band OF fighters The 81
vision fades away with the night, 70
I never again may 1t be seen as al
I vision, To- morrow the soldiers en-
train for Camp Upton. Then begin
% the process OF rehabilitation. and II
a n few days at most the 27th will b
y a memory.