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MARSHAL SL '3FOCH, SEATED --r AT THE DESK (C C. Curti.) U.eHbvGeo MARSHAL FOCH, THE GUEST OF NEW YORK CITY FOR THREE BUSY DAYS, VISITS THE BIRTHPLACE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT 7 4 il 'M SAMPLING AMERICAN HUMOR: MARSHAL FOCH at Columbia University With Jules J. Jusserand, the French Ambassador. Listens With Interest to a btory by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President of Columbia Timr WUi World Photo.) AT THE STATUE OF JOAN OF ARC ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE Marshal Foch Receives a Boquet From a French Camp Fire Girl.

Wide World Photo:) Women's Roocevelt Memorial Association. The Marshal Is Here Shown With the Members of the Asso ciation Just Before He Inscribed His Name on the Visitors' Book, Heading the List of Pilgrims to the Birthplace (C C. Cvrti. THE ALLIED GENERALISSIMO AS A DOCTOR OF LAWS: MARSHAL FOCH Wearing the Cap and Gown at New York University, Where He Received His Thirteenth American College Degree. (Times Wide World Photoa.t I JV7 jn 1 1 1 1 1 -rr 4 1 1 MARSHAL CONGRES- rx SI0NAL 4 i IP yy MEDAL OF VV 7 honor Wash- A.

T7 1 4.1 CI 1 Worn by Lafayette in the Revolutionary War, at the Home of W. de Lancey Koantze, His Host During His New York Visit. on Sergeant Richard W. O'Neill of the Old Sixty-ninth Regiment at a Review on the Campus of Fordham University. amTti TXT TTTT CTWTWTU UWrSTHTIPVT APMOPV Where the School Children of New York Presented a Colorful Pageant for Marshal Foch.

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