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When the 1200 cadets at West Point come to Boston on October 20 to witness the Harvard-Army game in the Stadium they will give an exhibition parade and drill on the Boston Common if the plans of Governor A. T. Fuller and Secretary of War D. W. Davis '00 go through.
Governor Fuller made public an exchange of letters with Secretary Davis in which he suggested the idea of the parade. He discussed the matter with W. S. Bingham '16, director of Athletics, who felt that the plan was very good. Massachusetts will play host to the 1200 cadets at a luncheon before the game in the Commonwealth Armory. Secretary Davis is conferring with the superintendent of the Military Academy with whom the final decision rests.
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