Mighty Welcome for Marshal Foch in Boston Parade
Boston hosts Marshal Foch in a multi venue visit with greetings at the South Station and City Hall, a parade by 15 000 troops, ceremonies at Harvard and Radcliffe, a Washington Elm gift, and a Boston University honorary degree as part of a long city welcome organized by the American Legion and state leaders.
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Route of Parade in Honor of Marshal Foch
The parade starts at 2 PM at the Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues corner, proceeding south on Commonwealth to Arlington, Boylston, Tremont, Temple Place, Washington, School, Beacon, and Charles streets. Marshal Foch will ride past about 2 45 PM after the head reaches the State House.
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Greeting of Marshal Foch to Harvard University
Marshal Foch addressed Harvard University through Col. Alton T. Roberts, inviting a visit by Nov 14. He praised Harvard as a model of training, noting its many graduates to the front and those who sacrificed in the war, saluting its plain thinking people and noble ideals.
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Official Makeup of Foch Party Arrives in Boston
The Foch party arriving in Boston includes Marshal Foch and a long list of high ranking officials and American Legion representatives. Notable names include General Desticker, Charles M. Bertrand, Count de Chambrun, Colonel Frank Parker, Colonel Francis E. Drake, Major Memberry, and Captain L Hopital. Also present are Dr Andre, Miles McCahill, Lieutenant Van Den Ecler, Major General Edwards, Brigadier General Logan, Raymond C Brackett, and Legion leaders Alton T. Roberts, Franklin D Olier, Robert Co Norton, F M Alger, A E Hutchins, Van R C King, C E McCullough, Leo A Stafford.
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C. E. McCullough
Leo A. Stafford
South End Veterans to Report for Marshal Foch Parade
War veterans in the South End district must report in uniform by 12 30 a m at the South End Post American Legion Washington and Dover streets to take part in the parade honoring Marshal Foch. Lieutenant Joseph Heffernan will lead the district veterans.
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Gift Fund Over Subscribed Readers Asked Not to Send More
The Marshal Foch Fund closed Saturday as over subscriptions persist. Sunday night mail contributions swell the total to 1067.97 with many donors listed from Boston to Malden and Nashua, and a widow noting memory of Civil War kin.
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Lieutenant Holland to Lead Transport of Foch Party
Lieutenant John P. Holland, national Legion liaison officer, will oversee the transportation of the Foch party today. Despite being wounded and cited for bravery, he takes charge of keeping the group on schedule.
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Red Cross Chapter Furnishes Autos for Troops Transport
The Red Cross chapter arranges automobiles to move the men. The marshal will use his special car at 9 20 and the train departs Box ton promptly at 10.
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Boston Sunday Post Magazine Cheer Up Booklet Mottoes
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine offers a sixteen page booklet of cheerful mottoes and sayings designed to smooth daily life for readers. The feature promotes mood uplifting quotes to accompany the Sunday issue.
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Boston Sunday Post
How to Pronounce the Name of Marshal Foch
Professor Charles P. Lebon of Boston explains the correct pronunciation of Marshal Foch as F O S H with a short O like Bosch. He notes the honored guest’s name is pronounced with a concise vowel sound.
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Professor Lebon
Campaign for Boys' Club Begins Today
The Roxbury Boys' Club Investment Fund Campaign opened with a Dudley street clubhouse meeting led by vice-president George H. Corey. An initial $5000 gift was announced, with speakers Mer. Splaine Thomas Chew the honorary president of the National Federation of Boys' Clubs the Rev Arthur T. Brooks and 11-year-old member Richard erroes.
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Thomas Chew
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