Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
John coniey, All ovrrseas vrtercn.
snd J. &. Weickort

John toniey, All overseas vrtercn,
snd J. {. Weichcrt.
In the following order the process
| sion moved toward boulevard
Field The l'irS; Division, Twenty
eighth Infantry and Thirty seventh,
Infantry: Second Division. SIKH Ma
chine Gun Battalion. Fifth Marines.
Twelfth Field Ait!ilorv: Fourth pi-
vision, Fourth Ammunition Train.
Thirty-ninth Infantry. Forty seventh
Infantry: Fifth Division. Fifty-tirst
Pioneer Infantry: Sixth Division.
fifty-fourth infantry. Seventh Divi-
sion Thirty.sixth Infantry; Eleventh
Division. Slath j. a., Fourteenth
Division. Scvcn;y-sevcnth Infantry.
How The, Fell In.
Twenty sixth Division. lnlst lnCan.
KY. Twenty seventh Division. lO5;h
Infantry. Twcnty-eighuh Division.
iosth Infantry, i0sth Machine Gun
battalion. Twenty ninth Division.
F!fty-four,h Field Artillery Hrlgadr.
loith Ammunition Train. illth Field
Artillery, il6th Infantry. ThIrtieth
Division, ll1th Infantry. Thirty
sIAth Ammunition Train: torty-irst
Division. lG3rd Infantry: Torty-scc-
ond Division. One Iiundrcdth l'icld
Nti!l"ry. lc1th Infantry: Sew
.nty-scventh Division, 3Q1th In
tant"y; S"vcrty-n!n,h Division. 3ii;h
Field Artillery. 2I3:h Infantry:
Eightieth Division. 3G5th Ammunition
Train. 395th Engineers. 3,ith Fi,Id
Artillery. 3l5th Field Artillery 3i7;h
3lSih, sla;h. 320th infan;ries: Eighty
ilrs; Division. 32sth Infantry: Eighty
third Division, S29th Infantry; Nine
tirth Division. 357th Infantry
Then came the engineers. Thirtirth.
Thirtysecond, seventy second. Nine
'y-ihird, 220th and 335th. Following
them the 3a5th Field Artillery ana
tho Thirtyfourth Th!r:y-nfth.
Thirty-Gfth. Thir;y-ciehth, Forty
eth and Sixtieth Regiments Of the
Coast Artillery marched. The FIFTY
NTH and Fifty-cighth Pioneer Ir:an-
tries We're next in line.
Air Service Represented.
Tie headquarters company :rom
Camp Meade was represented, as was
the air service. art section. museum
unit, cavalry, chemical warfare scrv-
ice. engineers. lighting parsons"
medical corps. base hospital unit a..
motor transport corps. North Russian
eXped'tIonary force. ordnance de
partment. Qiartermaster corps. sta
dents army training corps. signal
corps tank corps. marines who are ~
ship service. navy, cruiser and trans
ror. forces.
But one man was in the line OF
march 70 ha ,r.r c.y- !,
Infantry and the Eighteenth Infantry.
ana TWO men in the uniform az the
Eighty Sixth Division. Three OF the
paradcrs Were unattached.
Disbundr ut boulevard Field.
Arriving At Boulevard Field. the pa
rade disbanded and the ex-soldicrs
sought ont seats in stands to hear the
speaking and see the football game.
in spite O! the rain, tina; WAS dr!z-
2.inG throughout ;he entire time but
few of ,hcn left the park.
Colonel John Cu,chinS gave 2
brief address and introduced Mayor
Ainsiie. who spoke on the Ar,n,st.cc
Day ceicbrat lion and. in turn. intro
dnc"d Governor Davis. After the
Governor" patriotic peace day dccla-
ration, iie awarded TO the three Rich
mond soldiers who have been award
ed The Distinguished Service Gross, a
Victory medal which is symbolic OF
those being awarded by the govern
mtnt 10 every man who was Ia ~
service These three Richmond he
toes are: Lieutenant John G. Bogga
1t the Second Machine Gun Battalion
vino was awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross FOR extraordinary hrav-
cry IN action near Scissors France.
on July a.. 1913. lie displayed ex-
ceptional bravery when nv 90
tered 20 take charge of a mpchine
GIH sn'l crew IN projecting an eS-
p"sed flank with them and dispensing
80 enemy counterattacii
Joseph T. Allen. corporal, Company
II, iiGtn Infantry, won the honorcu
cross when he displayed great hero
SIN IN action near Brahaut, France,
On October 2. ialS. In company with
four othrr soldiers. ne attacked and
captured eight machine guns. to-