Four days later, at lunch time in Nashua, N.H., at Martha's Exchange, a restaurant and brew pub, Forbes engaged in a staple of primary  a meet and greet (sometimes called a grip and grin) with diners.
Forbes met with people who were eating.
He was enormously popular with the common Turkish people, and when he died in 1938 thousands of mourners lined the railway track to salute the white presidential train as it carried him from Istanbul for burial in Ankara, the new capital.