Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-23
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'. French national anthem. and
'"' stnr-Spangled Banner"
Following tho Mayors greeting.
''"rshal Foch will inspect his honor
s"Hrd' and Immediately afterwards
VIII enter bis automobile to take
ms position In the parade. From
'"' station hc will go TO tho Davis
'h'hcht, in Monument Avenue
""erc the head OF the parade will
ana VIII then drive along Mon
h'hent Avenue to review tho troops
INC, returning 20 take his place
:" nc procession.
nc marshal VIII be IN tho first car
'he i'ne. and will have with him
'Nerh"r Davis and Colonel Parker
'oF"'y aid from the War Depart.
sn'' win Secret Service men
N'uhd the car VIII he special
guard Of six ex-service men. each
''bfeS"nting the infantry, marine
'"Nairy. artillery. engineering and
h'Fhi branches OF American military
servicc
National Guard Units.
"ohlnd the official party Will come
'h" virginia National Guard units
he'uding the Richmond Light Infan-
NY Blues and Richmond Grays' Bat
,"il"nS and the Richmond IIowitzers'
Ftiilery Battery. the Virginia Mill
'ary Institute and Virginia Polytech-
nc institute Cadet Corps. John Mar
sAh!l High School and Bcnedictinc
''liegc Cadets. naval reserves. coast
+, Wtii!ery units and equipment, war
workers and others. In the second
section VIII be the colored service
'"en and war workers.
The parade will get under way M
1918 o'clock. reaching Lees Monu-
fncnt about five minutts later. where
Z" brief hal, will be taken, while the
marshal VIII place a wreath at the
base Of the memorial.
VIII Greet Confederate Veterans.
hcrc the narshal will be greeted
confederate veterans and officers
"t Confederate societies All vet :
'rans. whether or not In uniform
WIZ DC grouped in the Enclosure and
are requested To REPORT promptly Mt
$50 O'clock. while only the officers
"i the various societies. because OF
Inc limited space. will be gathered at
inc base Of the monument. In the
party VIII be Colonel Robert T.. Lee,
GRANDSON OF the Confederate chief
N"''s NiIs. Lee.
The parade will then move eastward
into Franklin Street to Second. thence
north TO Grace. and east along Grace
10 Ninth Street. Here the marshal and
his guard OF honor will turn into
capitol Street and go to the City Hall
While the body OF the parade will
lhoTc north on Ninth to Broad and
disband
Marshal Foch will enter the City
Hall and pass through the main lobby
10 the east entrance, where Rich
monds gold medal Will be presented
TO him. and six bronze medals to the
members of his staff. The presenta-
lion VIII be made "a, ll:i5 o'clock. By
Mayor Ainslic. and will be from a
platform erected for the purposc
on either side of this stand Will be
smaller platforms for city officials
and to the front. in Eleventh Street
aud the Ford lot, will be space ropcd
Off for cx-service men.
As the medals to he given the
French gues,s are Of the same design
diers on their return home. all SER
vice men have been requested to wear
their medals today.
In addition to the gold medal 10 the
marshal. bronze medals Of similar de-
sign will ne presented to the six mem
beers of his stan. who are General
Desticker. chief of stan; Colonel
Count de Chambrun. Major de MERRY
captain LHopitai. DR.. Andre and
Lieutenant Soubeyran.
TO Bc Guest of Governor.
From these exercises the marsha,
and his party Will go directly to the
executive mansion for lunch as the
guest of Governor and Mrs. West
mcrciand Davis. Also present will
be the Richmond committee. Major
General Waller. Virginia National
Guard: Colonel II. l.. Opie and Col
oncl ]. Fulmcr Bright.
After the luncheon, Marshal Foch
VIII 20. by automobile. headed by n
detail of motorcycle police. to Me-
chanicsville. He will then be driven
to the. University OF Richmond TO
receive the honorary degree of doc
tor of laws.
From Westhampton the party will
return to the Jefferson Hotels and
the marshal will retire for Il brief
rest. AT $3.50 o'clock he will be
given dinner In the auditorium OF
the hotel. followed by ball in the
fBMcs' Armory at 1880 o'clock. Mar
shall Foch is scheduled to reach the
armory at $3.50. to receive from the
hands of DR.. Kate Waller Barrett, a
loving cup from historic and patri-
otto organizations. lie will make a
brief talk and witness an exhibition
OF Colonial dances.
He will be driven directly from the
armory to the Broad Street Station,
his special train being scheduled TO
leave Richmond at 10 o'clock.
. Give School Children Holiday.
Automobiles for the party Will be
furnished by the Richmond Automo-
tive Trade Association. and each will
bc driven by an eX-servicc men,
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of
Richmond and school children, re-
leased from their studies for the en-
tire day. will line historic Monu-
ment Avenue and Franklin Streets.
Each will be furnished an American
flag.
number of business and indus
trial establishments Will give their
employees a part holiday In order
that they may participate in and wit
ness the exercises. the lead In this
direction having been taken by mem-
Icrs Of the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation in deciding not to open the
larger Broad street stores Until
noon. While not legal holiday, ar
rangcments have been made by Gov
ernor Davis and Mayor Ainslie to
permit state and city officials and
employees to participate.
5000 in Parade.
Upwards OF 5000 persons will take