davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-12
COLBY COLLEGE
COBURN DEFEATS
TUFTS 2ND. 1870

Ginger Fraser's fast Coburn team
took the Tufts second team into
camp for the last game of the season
by the score of 13 to yesterday af-
ternoon at Severns field. Coburn out
played the visitors in the grand old
game of buck the line and in that way
carried off the game for both touch
downs, came after a long Session of
plunging. The visitors threatened
only once, and that was in the, last
quarter when they recovered q FUN
BILE and started the overhead game.
carrying the ball from the 40-yard
line to the 20-yard line in four passes.
They fumbled, loosing 10 yards on the
play, and the ball went to Coburn.
Coburn fumbled on the next play and
Tufts recovered but it was too late.
An end run that netted 12 yards was
the extent of their efforts.
The American Legion had charge Of
the game and the proceeds went TO
them. The field was scraped of some
three inches OF snow but that only
took of the worst OF 1t and left the
slush and water. Although the wind
numbed the players so that it slowed
up the game considerably. The slop-
py field made it impossible to get
started quickly and the result was
that neither team made any long
runs. Both teams fumbled lot, due
to the wet ball.
Coburn scored in about seven min
utes Of play. COburn kicked of and
after three downs without success.
Perry punted back to Coburn. Gold
berg received and ran it back 10
Yards Three rushes were run off
but the down was not made so Good
rich punted.- Tufts fumbled and CO.
burn recovered. Peters went through
for the touchdown and Goodrichekick-
ed the goal. Coburn scored its other
touchdown right after the start OF the
second half. Goldberg received the
kickoff on the 45-yard line. Peters
and Goldberg made first down. Clark
made seven through thealine and Ma
her went through for first down. The
backs piled through for. three more
first downs in succession and finished
up when Goldberg took the balr over.
The goal was not kicked
All through the game the Cpburn
team showed the regular old -fashion-
ed line plauging ability and complete
ly outshone Tufts in this part of the
game. They made total OF Il first
downs during the game against four
for the visitors. In the last half the
visitors put up nice passing game,
making total Of eight passes for a
total of As yards. The punting was
about even although Goodrich had the
edge.
The features Of the game was the
fast breaking up play of Cardigie, the
Coburn center and the terrific rushing
of the Coburn backs. TerrilI, Perry
and Gallivan played good games for
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29

Desde que de la Fortaleza sali6 Ell Ter.
decreto declarando la primera cesantia,
Sc ha iniciado en- Pto. Rico. una obra de
delaci6n desprestigio de los propios
pcrtorrQuefios contra sus propios hernia
nos que no tiene precedente en- la histo-
ria de esta isla de .dolor y desventura.
Sc aolor desventura porque ha tenido
la desgracia de amamantar en- su seno
una familia, que no ha sabido hacer
otra cosa que aniquilarse en- una lucha
fratricida. sin que haya sabido vivir
hermanada Y contenta, sino despeda-
zandose entire ST LENA de egoismos y
rivalidades en- una eterna porfia de men
drugos y piltrafas.
va la prensa h& dado cuenta de la
infinidad de cartas y telegramas que
dsariamente negan manos del nuevo
jefe del Executive presentando quejas
y formulando cargos contra diferentes
funcionarios de la administrator insu-
lar en- cuya rectitud y capacidad Sc con
flo un dia la responsabilidad de I'M cargo
pilblico.
Y no conformes va con atacar las
actuaciones oficiales de tai cual fun
caonario, cosa que NADIA tendria de par
ticular, han lido mas lejos, y penetran-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29

mas poderosos qne elios. pueden levan-
TAR ca alto sl l1tigo y fustigar las en-
eoEaxdas sspalaas de los serxiles. Estos.
en- eambio. pagan eStas rudezas. doblan
20 las Eoailias, eu Ia eterna genuhexion
Dc ies eohardes. , los ruines.
IA obra veEsonzosA del servil, cs
odiesa sismpre en todas parties en- que
ae naniheste.
= - psriudiciai Al prOgrsso y al bien
estaF De las socieiadeS
La paehlos aue lahoran per su hber-
taa. tienen en- este especulador de Ia
digniaad hnmana. de baja estOfa, una
r6nora que debe combatirse sin tregua,
sin dsseanso. hasta hacsrle sncumbir
entire sas propias miserias morales.
Los partidos politicOs, desgraciada-
msnte. pusaen efrseer, entire sns hues
tss. aigunos elemplares de este nausea
bando proa6lito % Ia infamia y de Ia
intEiga.
sen lss etern9s palaciegos sin decorg
y sin presiigio; tipos asqneantes qus
fs1giendo De eortesanos. llsvan al pa
laeaa del magnate sas maAstof6licas sol
rinas esfndiadas. , salen de ALI con 9
presto Dc sns tEaicionss y sns aposta
siaa
- todos los tiamspoa en tanto hub'
dss grupos. dos tsndencias con finalida
des mientaeionss opaostas; en- toda
las fpocas de Il astoria. en- cue Ia exi
Aide il eo1nienda entire trocedimiento
lcontinaa en i pas. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
Ell NAL QUE LE HAGEN

do en- Ia vida privada fntima de al
gunos funcionarios han 1legado Iasta
poner en- peligro la honra y el prestigio
de famiHas distinguidas merecedoras
por todos conceptos de una mas alta
consideration y respeto
,Somos de los que Green que ell hecho
de que Ell gobernador proceda energica-
mente contra los funcionarios que no
han saSido cumplir con los deberes
chligaciones que les fueron encomenda-
das que no Sc cTidaron de medir sus
pasos en- sus actos privados para no dar
oeasi6n al descr6dito y al escandalo, no
es censurable, porque nunca el pals po-
drfs en- manera alguna ser responsible
de la falta de tacto y de cordura de
alguno que otro, que sin medir las con-
secuencias le import6 POGO descarriarse
de la senda de la rectitud del deber.
Lo que 81 es amargo y es doloroso es
ei espectaculo POGO edifcante que estan
dando los misnos portorriQueios convir
tiendose en- delatores gratuitos de sus
propios hermanos, va que en- muchas oca
stones guiados exclusivamente por rem
cores personales o por bajas pasiones
politicas. inventan 10 mejor falsas i'm
(CCntinua en- Ii pag. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
UNA PRODUCTION TRAIDA PoR LA
UNIVERSAL

Como ell as fatidico dc Espadas pre-
dijo la tragedia en- ell tranquilo hogar
dc un viejo cientifco los efectos
de la siniestra infuencia de una esposa
bella. Esto puede verse en- la pelicula
ssLA ExPLACION DE UNA MA
DRE''. La magnetica Marjorie Ram
beau, la artista mas emocionante de la
pantalla en- escenas su.blimes caracteri-
zando ell alma de una madre. Yea LA
ExPIACIoN DE UNA AIADRE' 0
s'La Agorera'' cl martes de septiem-
brc en- ell cine RIALTO. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
CON Ell SENIOR HUYKE \

Hs isias oss sF.n sssiafaeeita sl a.,
tieule 'sfnslEiisnse as mi FssPesabis
amfgp y eampannre. q asAor Hayks. y
- anas ane ennntps = hayan ieide "a.
hEen psnaa4s eslas - enc esis es.snsado
amiGs e. ~ Tsr4atsFs pairets qus ana
q en- pals raa ensrs1ahis amer.
El aa2aF muyke es an asntimensziis-
e. a. pFimss ssasn y toaos uas tFabaios.
ene ssn mafhea tienasn q despertaT
a arntimfsato es - patEia ds naaeFa g
sees ne faFma rahEe Knm hass s6lida
as fFutsEniaAa y patFigtisms
PtTe Il sshsr Huyks - aisla y ss
eisf1ne,a aiss es nusstro psogFama 20.
htice eanaanas q eatenasE qus estam0s
egr&aes caanae DEeeiaamsnte pemammos
esn toaa sznctiiua lgnal gus e con
ia acis eifsfsaeia a. eus ests amigs quis
Fs eamhaHF 81 prsasAlHaents cue aiEne
- pattsds uuipniata a. PusFto Rlco %
- usssE e h eumbFs as sas aspiFa
eionss.
~ aiEen espsetAszis fsiaFsse - "a
es elia pas ~ san eiagtaments ias hom
AEsa asi YaEtiGe Uhisnista los que 10
ksa eEiginaas. nsssiFss hsmos pFsdi
es4s risnRfe Il ffatsFnidna y 81 pa
stletiamss ASSES preaieado 81 auier sin
nse . maastEa pafEtM y 90 iaeadabie
sas hemes NsFaa9 s.emBTs q uuestrr
plla ~ si fsnins nks Eecto y seguf
NnEa oenasBslE go ieeFtaaes y sas de
fsgAap pe4tiees Gnenaabieasnts gne iol
ens ian1fan per "a desTt9ito Gel paii
> ias eus eeztEoaan - iazas ds azaoi
So asbsa na1T e te1as ios poFtoulque
50 aa1 les aae esnt.n6a y psFennemsa
- han eaanas inbgmneo psE ideas icor.
ess,hiss psT "a cssuni6u O. ies par
tsEFisss1es a. asiscl4n - 80 is pI.n
e.Bal aEma as esos eieme1toai y IA
faita ds atseapiina ea algunos a. nues
tges pFoples csTTeiiEieHaEios nas hsn
uesaae = slfuaeitn cfifless oano IA PFC
aanaa
40 ha heshs mtnr n pssbie suaaFisa.
- sus nsm sEinas uua agitast6u cess
fauts , uaa sHr.taeita psfsuns see tisa
as . ueaE a. assado HsRelueienatlo e.
"a pnshle. eaanaa ~ anAas aus sxlsts
IS uns nFus = fnalteFaais tsuarleaa en-
ila sismentes sanos asi paebio para fe-
esaasr ies e,tFale g. lss mai9s nsaeFi
ea1ss y esfsaesrss o. isa .nsultos , ds
iaeianes a. lee pEpptes poFtorfi 4aeAea-
g. sa4er Muyke rcnees peEfertaassn-
ts ruli 81 - tspETamn eel parti8e unio
Aists. a. aseeiac.ln sn AmsFiea. . A
fnaapeDaraela en AmsFfaa. esmo aalsFs
Aansrta = ersinrulds nsaReners. eEia
eostfEifa e. asesffs rFesramA
81 satlsnas ei roupaeera qas 81 90
tanemia e. ia asoraE.sa ea Amssiea,
neeffes uaesiafana - - rgusernc.eE
es ssia fssma a. essiefsa gra pa ps-
rse t1ona esWe uaa mffira tEasssto
fla a. 9shlasne. lptss@ e. seios aeyss
- Nmn9s eeus a feFwa 80 asiaefre
- nsstsaa baFa m .'s,aias' aa3
- rnelts nlee7 81 e - tsalsa "a -
asF msys eala aeiogcss 90 pasa raas-
stss nlimanaF esa fofma es sas.eEap
rafa nasassa paisf Is esff ertsa ds
eslnltn e. - Elfaaef o. - "a pas
- tres lasires a. ieeAs cnssarts ,
tsnas ea e cengresq en "A puea.P
amerfHna naa eieFpa enisaafF aas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29

santurce, P. R., 81 de agosto de 1921
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24
The Pneumonia Month

March is "a typical pneumonia
month and usually gives high rate
or mortality for the disease. After
q long and hard winter, the system
loses much of its resistance and peo-
pie grow careless. When every cold,
no matter how slight, is. given prompt
and intelligent attention, there is
much less danger Of Pneumonia. 1t
should be borne in mind that pneu-
monia is germ disease and breeds
in the throat. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is an expectorant and cleans
out the germ laden mucus and not on
ly cures q cold but prevents its re-
sulting in pneumonia, 1t is pleasant
to take. Children take it willingly.
Butterwrappers at Index Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

just bring along a chicken with you
and we will call it square" Within
a week the colored man appeared in
the office with two chickens, one un-
der each arm. "Here are the chick
ems" "Sure-but you didn't have to
bring two of them, one would have
paid the bill" Eyes, boss, but Pse
brought another load of tobacco"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24
CURRENT COMMENT.

MEATH II nyohahlv the YnoHt start
" ,,r. .n;.oAs th., ~. .rco,nter,
=, 4. to,,ny NAM tb,no. b.v.
All. $3.50 (, a..th .nd - .oriro
- ~. ...,r Nrnh.,. ~ rl.rt. n.
- - "a .ar. - n. ...;r
~. .I.,s. 40 .nd
49,. -. .s.d. ~ fre.h Nfe hohind
~. .;o-h, thsr.foy.. h.x. +bapyh,
i;..i. !, a...h hrt - -. f.ct tba,
49,. h.,.. .hr;rt. tror, Il :. .ove-
.l,- -. $1,000 ~h.r th.v
-,s-s n.a. md -, .-voin~ n iris
,.a.Ia 7. q ~. .,.rt6..nt that ~
-, u. -,-,t;ro. ;r.r,r.A hv ths great
-. ~. thrs. ur.nd..t according
u ~ .~-a.,,.rts -. nn.r. witb
I...h - ri. ..ht..t9 W.. von
.,..,a.- ~. .iov;o,,. v,etoyv -. von.
"a .h,,L v,,c,, Il. ,,o.sihIs res,,lts Of
-. 49,. 81 r.~ -. ~ .on4.nt-
-. .or - . v.rv .hort distance
49,. -, .t.,a ,,,th .hnt,nr vo;c.
80 ..-...;n. -. h.srr. ~. it'll.
....... th,cL :. h,ttarc,n. ard a.i.-
~. ..,.h. - 10 - ~. h.ttIaheld.
W.. ;n.,,.. !, th.y. r. ~. MANAGE
-, - I,,a /, ~. hunav.d. ~ thops-
.rd. !, ar d..a living thers have
-, .,n~.d o,,t ~ ~. .rd h.;ng FOR
...rror. Viii. other. who .hirled
ths,r d,,,v 81 ,ov.Itv live On in the en-
,-. u% i. ot..i
t.;rn... !, tbosa wbo have had no
,-o.ner;tv Fortune comfort and
60 I, ~ wor,d ,is down IN death
nj .a..a forsvar - ha iust M do the
urfor.nnat. The haat.n tho novertv-
str;cLan tbs u,resting toilers Of life? |
Arc there n no no concentrations for
,ha unhealthy the sufferers the
monrners the nsver-comforted. for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

MO doubt in the process Of readjust-
mont, the custom Of paying
men for labor they do not perform
may be abolished. And while we are
on the subject may we hazard the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

We have worn cotton underwear til
we've almost froze to death,
Now the sheriTs got our woollies
And WoodroWS got our goats,
The bankers got TO hold the sack
For he has got our notes.
| Wyoming Blizzard
Why do they tread grapes with
their feet to make wine in France
To put the kick in 1t, Of course,
Some men are unable to see down
the straight and narrow path because
big, round dollar obstructs the view.
The man who brags that he does
his own cooking when the good wife
is away is mistaken. It's not cook
ing-just frying.
An advertisement in the lost column
Of an exchanges: "Teddy bear-size
80, pink crepe de chine; lost in Eiber-
ty theatre; reward"
There is absolutely no truth in the
report that Hiram Johnson will retire
from the senate to accept the ambas-
sadorship to Japan.
= q .
"Well,' said the inissua as she crit
ically viewed pile Of newspapers on
the floor after wearying Of carrying
or one sided conversation, II guess
| married bunch of exchanges"
Now that physicisns can prescribe
beer for their patients, we look for
The physician to have many cases, and
for their patients to have many cases.
"Did you hear that Bill was dead
NO, what did he die Off" "Oh, he
had lumbago. They rubbed his back
With alcohol and he broke his neck
,rying to lick it or"
In these days Of scientific food val
les, one wonders how grandmother
to cook nourishing meals
When she didn'a know blamed thing
bout calories or vitamines.
Once again skirts are to be intro
uced TO the shoe tops, according to
ashion's dictates. The separation
as been so long it will doubtless be
touching meeting.
. 8 q
A smart fellow thinks he has in
ented a machine which will tell him
hen man is lying. His machine
ont patent, for there's one ahead Of .
i'm, made years ago from the rib Of
dam. +
Prohibition has beer responsible for
ANY punk pun, but this one is en-
tied to the medal: 81 went into
,tel the other day and asked for a ;
cocktail. but the Manhat- !
mt any" H.
An Emmett girl who while looking
= jewelers. window display limited !.
her young man that something for
r neck would be acceptable, receiv-
by mail . few days later = box Of !.
ap.
French genius has discovered . hev- 2
age derived from parsley which =
stes like absinthe and is more po- 9
Mt. The first thing the world knows Q
me mighty mind will produce an n
toxicant from spinach which viii O
We the qualities Of champagne.
This story comes from the Sunny IL
nth: A man dropped bottle Of o.
Fl vintage of hootch in front of a a
ton gin, breaking the bottle. A h
passed by and sampled Il
9 pool. After the recoil the tumble A
& backed up 70 bale of cotton and q
id: Hop on, big boy, let's CO." Il
Wives are most inconsiderate per- II
MS. After hubby has filed his al
mach with good food, has lighted b,
fragrant cheroot, is neck deep in b,
} plush Of IN easy chair and about 5t
Il through corking good magazine "N
Try, Friend Wife is sure to say, I
fall saw aounafh;ru, ,or,,$ -,,o,, ~ ~,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

opinion that tn railway vagc-redue-
ing process might create less friction
II it began At the top, instead Of q
the bottom In that way it wouldn't
shorten 80 many rations.
81 READ an advertisement the other
day How many times have
you heard these seven words spoken
in the course Of ordinary converse
ton The speaker then goes on to
tell about = new invention to tighten
house work, or : new table product,
or : new farm implement, or . new
idea in clothing. Always something
new. Advertisements are . source Of
Of 1t directly in
and important To you. Read
the advertisements. They tell you
what 10 going on in the community.
They tell you how you can live better.
They tell you how you can live more
economically. Read the advertise
ments in TIC Index as you do the
news column.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24
TALES OF TOWN
THE sHEEPMAN.s SONG

Ba! Bal Gheepman. Have you any
wool
Yes, Mr.. Harding, three bags full.
One TO pay the hsrder,
One to pay the rent,
One to feed my family,
But 1t isn't worth cent.
We have hollered for protection till
we are all out of breath.
We have worn cotton underwear till
we've almost froze to death,
Now the sherifrs got our woollies
And WoodroW'B got our goats,
The bankers got TO hold the sack
For he has got our notes.
Wyoming Blizzard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

Full blooded Barred Rock and Rhode
Island Red roosters Tor sale at the
Coop Exchange.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

The COW, says Henry Ford, repre-
sents the crudest of machinery and it
is the simplest matter to take the
same cereals that cows eat and to
produce milk with them that viii be
free from the germs Of tuberculosis,
better in quality and cheaper. Hav-
ing abolished the horse and COW Hen
ry can next consider the Missouri
mule.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

Why will an ornery little scrub
rose bush 60 on blooming year after
year, with no care and in the most
impossible places, and yet when you
try to raise one and are right particu-
lar about it, the blamed thing up and
dies the first winter7 It's enough to
make the amateur gardener go and
cultivate dandelions.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

This story comes from the Sunny
South: A man dropped bottle Of
1921 vintage of hootch in front of a
cotton gin, breaking the bottle. A
tumblebug passed by and sampled
the pool After the recoil the tumble
bug backed up 70 bale of cotton and
said: Hop on, big boy, let's 60"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

French genius has discovered hev.
erage derived from parsley which
tastes like absinthe and is more po-
tent. The first thing the world knows
some mighty mind viii produce an
intoxicant from spinach which will
have the qualities Of champagne.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

Wives are most inconsiderate per-
sons. After hubby has filed his
stomach with good food, has lighted
. fragrant cheroot, is neck deep in
the plush Of nm easy chair and about
half through q corking good magazine
story, Friend Wife is sure to say,
well, say something, can't your"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24

An Emmett girl who while looking
at = jewelers. window display limited
to her young man that something for
her neck would be acceptable, receiv-
ed by mail few days later box Of
soap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

out FEAR and without rcproach, hon
,ored by the civilized world and be-
loved OF all Americans:
BY authority of the Commonwealth
OF virginia and of the trustees OF this
university, declare you doctor or
laws of the University OF Richmond"
Marshal Foch said:
MnrrhnI sFoch,s speech.
"Mr. President. ladies and gentle
men:
thank you profoundly for the
great honor you have bestowed upon
me mere today. II is something thar
'oucheS me deeply; something that 7
shali always treasure and by which
shall always remember the city or
Richmond.
You have mentioned the early his
tory OF the United States and have
spoken of the French troops under
La Fayett at Yorktown. France and
the United States have always stood
.osethor as two sister republics ana
they always will stand together
Coming up TO modern times. much
piood was spilled In our war and we
hoid sacred the memories of the men
who went to France and gave IN
their lives for liberty. They are the
ones who helped TO earn the precious
victory and To establish peace.
rms peace Is one which should be
maintained just as we won Our vic
torE-by united effort. 1t was ty
united effort that we fought-every
eleinent working together. 1t is by
uHiteu cnort that we shall maintain
peace-by all working together.
again desire to eynrn~- ~ thanks
10 the University of Richmond. and
also to express the hope that the
students here will always remember
ana prom, by the lessons learned by
the men or America and OF France
hghtins side by side"
Name :~nds Record Book.
RMS speech was delivered In the
frehch language. 1t was translated
hha repeated In clear and distinct
tone by Colonc! Frank Parker. the
official interpreter OF the party. The
Wcsthninpion College choir rendered
La Marseiliaisc, the band played
INC Star-Spanglcd Banner" Rev.
w. itnsScll Bowie. ID. d.. rector OF st.
Pauls Episcopa! Church. pronounced
the Lrncdiction, and the ceremonies
were al an cnd, Marshal Foch hav-
ing bcon given his twentieth hon
orary degree since his arrival In
America several weeks ago.
And the name OF Marshal Fcrdin-
and Foch heads the list In new
record book OF the University OF
Richmond.
Marshal Foch was presented a
large bouquet OF American Beauty
roses. ana the party sped away TO
the JEFFERSON Hotel, where the mar
shall took rest OF two hours before
the distinguished guests dinner at
f:30 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

heard from the Boulevard to tho city
Hall. where the marshal went to re-.
ceire the city OF Richmond media,
which was presented by Mayor
Aihsiie Automobiles packed the cross
stree,s along Monument Avenue. in
some instances two blocks back.
ohhcihis who were In charge OF the
events OF the day remarked that thew
had never before seen 80 larse n
crowd keep the splendid order nv
was kept yesterday.
Paint CoIorfuI Picture.
picture was painted as tho "
y. i. ana V. ". I. Cadets swung along
me line The heavy overcoats. with
their scarlet-lined capes turned
back, gave touch OF color 10 IN.
parade. The Richmond I.igh, In.
'nntry Blues. with their way,nr
"hite plumes and dress uniforms.
vas an occasion for cheering. The
Hrhys, also In dress uniform, yer.
greatly admired az they passed by.
me Howttzers, with their new French
10 guns. came in for their mart Of
the admiration The huge crowd were
hestowing upon the long column. as
did the John Marshall High School
and BencdictIne Cadets. Other mil
nary organizations In the line showed
mat they were we'll trained.
The motor corps. the overseas Y.
w. {. a workers and the fine show
Ing made by tho Red Cross workers
In uniform brought out the cheer
ing approval of the crowd. while two
colored bands led the procession of
overseas colorcd men.
Marshal Foch and his stan re-
viewed the parade on Monument
Avenue. where the column was halt
cd while the marshal placed a huge
wreath at the base OF Lees Monu-
mcnt. a line OF confederate Veter-
ans were grouped around the monu-
ment as the distinguished visitor
made a short talk TO them