East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-11
Hero Laid to Rest While States
men and Soldiers Of World
Powers Pay Solemn Tribute.
BY A. L. BRADFORD,


human body salvaged from the soil o
outraged France, mute victim o
the sacrifices which saved civilization
As ii to rededicate the cause TO
which the Stars and Stripes wer
lstreaked with blood and millions o
brave men laid down their lives, thi
Republic and its comrades in arm!
swung forth today and proudly Law
ished honors, never dreamed of By
any potentate, on this unknown deaC
soldier.
While the entire nation bowed it.
head in silent tribute for two minute.
today, in response to presidential
! proclamation, President Harding. ex'
| President Woodrow Wilson and vii
liam Howard Taft scores Of high Off
cials and representatives of the great
! powers of the earth, honored Amer
ica's unknown dead in services at tht
Arlington National Cemetery.
! On the casket in the presence of the
distinguished world assemblage, were
ons of the allied countries and the
Congressional Medal of Honor of the
United States.
President Harding delivered the
principal ADDRESS, ana ms words lit
orally were heard in New York, Chi
cago ana san FRANCISCO. Dy means OF
loud speaking telephones
On TINS day. three years ago, there
was brought TO an end a maelstrom OF
confict whlch ehSulfed ana raFlShed
the earth. During four terrible years
war with murderous flre and deViiiSh
poisons DESTROYED the pride OF races
wiped out Diiilons In treasure ana
with poilutins nreatn lald low lalf
1elds ana thriving cities' rms poos
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