The Presentation of Colors to the 367th Regiment of Infantry, Colonel James A. Moss Commanding
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A high camp official declared after the evening performance that the entertainment had outclassed every other regimental affair of the kind that had been given in New York.
The regiment returned to camp on Sunday night following the close of the show.
WHAT THE NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS SAID OF THE PARADE The Times — "A feature of the exercises was the singing of 'The Star Spangled Banner' and 'Over There' by the Negro soldiers with a rythm and ring that will never be forgotten by those who heard it.
..."They proceeded snappily and in perfect formation up Fifth Avenue." The Sun — "New York saw something different than just a soldier parade, and in its heart maybe it did a little revising of codes.
"It was no Harlem parade ... it was New York and National. The bright-gowned women stepped from their motors to applaud and astute gentlemen in spats held back nothing in admiration.
"The crowd that jammed Fifth Avenue as full as the traffic cops would permit refused to stretch its neck to catch a glimpse of an aviator as he soared 1,500 feet above the avenue." The Tribune — "There was a swing, a vim, a victori- ous note to their rendition of the National Anthem that stifled cheers and put a lump in the most brazen throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A high camp official declared after the evening performance that the entertainment had outclassed every other regimental affair of the kind that had been given in New York.
The regiment returned to camp on Sunday night following the close of the show.
WHAT THE NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS SAID OF THE PARADE The Times — "A feature of the exercises was the singing of 'The Star Spangled Banner' and 'Over There' by the Negro soldiers with a rythm and ring that will never be forgotten by those who heard it.
..."They proceeded snappily and in perfect formation up Fifth Avenue." The Sun — "New York saw something different than just a soldier parade, and in its heart maybe it did a little revising of codes.
"It was no Harlem parade ... it was New York and National. The bright-gowned women stepped from their motors to applaud and astute gentlemen in spats held back nothing in admiration.
"The crowd that jammed Fifth Avenue as full as the traffic cops would permit refused to stretch its neck to catch a glimpse of an aviator as he soared 1,500 feet above the avenue." The Tribune — "There was a swing, a vim, a victori- ous note to their rendition of the National Anthem that stifled cheers and put a lump in the most brazen throat.
What to read after The Presentation of Colors to the 367th Regiment of Infantry, Colonel James A. Moss Commanding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Union League Club From Old Catalog New York to read onlineMoreLess
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