New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
All Boroughs Plan Big Pro-
grams of Military and
Religious Services in
Memory of U. S. Heroes
9th Division to March
General Organ to Review
Troops and G.. A. r. Men;
X. of C.. to Visit Wounded

the Gay. IN some PlaCes t"c Seie
monies will include the burning OF
weather beaten wooden memorials and
the replacing OF them by more sub
| stantial materials.
The Grand Army of the Republic, the
American Legion, the United Spanish
American War Veterans, the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars and the knights of
| Columbus will be among the most &C
tive in the days ceremonies. Under
the direction of the G. A. r. parade
will be held in Manhattan. and all the
other organizations will participate.
| The knights of Columbus have planned
fitting observance. In addition to
providing religious ceremonies the fra
ternity has appointed a large commit
tee to visit the disabled men in the
hospitals.
Women Dead Will Be Honored
Under the direction Of the American
Women's War Memorial Association
services will be conducted in many
cities for the 300 American women who
lost their lives in overseas service.
| One hundred of these are still buried
! in France. Under the guidance of the
Paris Post Of the American Legion pro-
vision has been made for the decorat-
ing of the graves Of the hero dead Of
the last war.
Major General John F. Organ. who
commanded the 9th Division in the
A. E. F., will review the New York
County parade. The reviewing stand
will be at Eighty-ninth Street and
Riverside Drive. The line Of march
will be from Seventy Street and
West End Avenue to Ninety
Street and Riverside Drive Assembly
will be sounded at o'clock, when the
column will move. I he parade will
be separated into nine divisions.
Troops Of the New York National
Guard and the New York Guard will
Brigadier General George R. Dyer.
These will consist Of the 9th and 44th
divisions. The units will include: The
list Infantry, the 165th Infantry, 107th
Infantry, 369th Infantry. 9th Coast
Defense Command, 1920 Engineers,
1o1st Signal Battalion, 2l2th Anti
Aircraft Artillery, Battery + of the
lo4th Field Artillery, 51st Machine
companies, 9th Division Special
Troops and the l04th Ambulance Com
pany.
The 1st Battalion Naval Militia
Of New York, will follow this con-
tingent. Then will come the Grand
Army Of the Republic led by Grand
Marshal John f. Noble.
G. A. r. in Two Divisions
The first division Of &. A. R. posts
will form on West 74th Street, resting
on Riverside Drive, the second on
Seventy fifth Street, resting on River
side Drive
The third division, which will con-
sist of United Spanish American War
Veterans. will form on Eightyfirst
Street, right resting on West End
Avenue.
The fourth division, including the
American Legion of New York County,
will form on West Eightieth Street,
right resting on West End Avenue.
The fifth division, Veterans of For
eign Wars, will form on West Sew
entyninth Street, right resting on
West End Avenue.
The sixth division. composed Of the
Military Order of the World War and
the Rainbow Division, will form on
West Seventy-eighth Street, right rest
ing on West End Avenue.
The seventh division, Army and
Navy Veterans, will assemble on West
Seventy-seventh Street, right resting
on West End Avenue.
The eighth division, of the American
puaiu, Will iOTHl OH w WeSL seventy
sixth Street. right resting on West
The ninth division. consisting of
miscellaneous organizations, will form
on Seventy-fifth Street, right resting
on West End Avenue.
A detachment of United States sail
ors and marines will dsembark at
West Seventy-ninth Street and will
form in line on West Seventy-second
Street.
The Veterans Corps Of Artillery Of
New York and the Old Guard will act
as escort to the reviewing officer and
proceed at once to the reviewing stand
at Elghty-ninth Street and Riverside
Drive.
Services at Monument
The parade will disband at Ninety
second Street and services will be con-
Quoted at the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument on Riverside Drive.
Al Grants Tomb Governor Miller
will be the principal speaker when
services are conducted under the direc-
ton Of U. S. Grant Post, G.. A. R.,
at 9 o'clock.
In Washington Heights there will be
parade of about 5000 former service
men. They will attend the unveiling
OF a monument to the 357 soldiers,
saiiViS anu marines OF \ aShlngton
Heights and lnwood who died during
the war. Major General Robert Lee
Billiard will be the reviewing officer
and the grand marshal will be Colonel
William Hayward. The monument,
which consists Of three bronze figures
symbollc of the spirit of the American
soldier in France. is the work of Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney.
One OF the features of the parade
IN the Bronx will be the dedication Dy
the American Legion of that county Of
$50 bronze plaques along the Grand
Concourse. The exercises will take
place at Poe Park and l94th Street
In Brooklyn the parade will start
about a. m. at Bedford and Division
Avenues, and will be through Bedford
Avenue to the Soldiers and Sailors
Arch at Prospect Park In the line
viii be many veterans organizations
civic and patriotic societies In the
East New York section of that borough
there will be another parade, which
will form at Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fulton Street.
Queens County has arranged for one
of the biggest parades in its history
The 4th Ward, which includes
Jamaica, Woodhaven, Richmond Hill
and Ridgewood, will have about $4,000
IN line. Supreme Court Justices Faber
| and Van Slclen will be the reviewing
! officers. In Flushing the parade will
include five divisions. while at Astoria
there will be six divisions in line Moro