The Washington times., 1921-11-09
UNKNOWN HERO TO LIE I'M STATE ALL DAY TOMORROW


ing adjutant. not later than 1850 Fri
day morning. The division VIII marcn
under the command OF Col. Camppen
King, one-time chief OF start ohi'
form will be service, with gloves.
only American world war medals and
decorations will be worn. this incIud'
ing the fourrasere
Amoricsn PEN Women.
Noted women from all parts OF
the world are gathering at the ma
tional headquarters OF the League or
American Zen Women for the Armis-
tice Day ceremonies. The league
will hold services at s:3b Thursday
evening at the Capitol. Miss Angela
the leading America yoetess,
win read her poem. The unknown
Soldier" written especially for these
services. Mrs. William Atherton Du
Puy, national president. VIII lead the
pen women with a national floral OF
ferins. She will be followed by the
members of the national executive
board: Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes. Mrs.
Harry Atwood Colman, Mrs. Homer
Hoch, Mrs Hamlin Cogswell, Mrs: WI
liam IL. Moses, Mrs. Grace Geldert,
Mrs. Aaron ID. Newman. Mrs. Mabel n.
Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States, will carry
the flowers sent by Mrs. Bertha Lin
coin Heustis, president OF the Los
Angeles league; Mrs. Daniel 10th
rop, vice president OF the Western
Region, will carry the flowers sent
by Mrs. William Harold Wilson. pres.
ident OF the San Francisco league:
Mrs. Oscar Underwood. flowers sent
by Mrs. Kate A. Robert, president OF
the Alabama league; Mrs. Martha p.
Ridge, president OF the Illinois league,
will come In person to present the
flowers OF her organization. as viii
Mrs. George w. Stuart, president OF
the Baltimore league; Mrs. Theodore
Tiller, president OF the District
league, and Mrs. Mary Roberts Rine-
hart. flowers from Pennsylvania.
Other pen women attending will in
clude: Mrs. Thomas c. Winter. Mrs.
Eleanor Franklin Egan, Mrs. Summer
Bird, Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edison.
Mrs. William Brown Meloney. editor
of the Delineator; Miss Ida NJ. Tar
bell. Mrs. Esther Darling, Nine.
Salvko Grouitch, Judge Kathryn Sell
lers, Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, Mrs.
Helen Gardener. Mrs. Clara Sears
Rainbow Division.
Members of the Forty-second Divi-
sion are now arriving from all parts
al the country to pay tribute to
he Unknown. The period from 9:2O
to 9:35 tomorrow has been allotted
the Rainbow Division Veterans for
'vercises in the Rotunda of the Capt.
tol.
The Rainbows will be assembled in
a column of threes, at the foot of
a. fal
the east side of the Capitol building
by S:45 a. m. tomorrow. Those vet
Grams not wearing the service uni
form will wear the insignia Of the
divisional association in the left
lapel of a dark civilian suit.
j. Bentley Mulford, national first
vice president. will place floral
tribute upon the casket of the un'
identified warrior; NJ. Manning Mar
Gus, president of the District OF Col
umbia Chapter, will speak. and the
services will be conducted by a silent
tribute of the entire Rainbow dele
CATION. Members Of the Rainbow
Division will form on Second street
northwest, between b and c streets
northwest at 7:45 Friday morning
in column of eight files front. This
position I'm the funeral procession OF
the unidentified soldier is that be.
tween the Thirty-third and Seventy.
seventh Divisions.
Red Diamond Division.
The Fifth Red DiamonD Division
delegation will be headed by Supreme
Court Justice Philip j. McCook oi
New York, former major I'm the di
vision, who was wounded in the Ar
gonne.
Every present and former Fifth
men living in Washington who viii
participate i'm the parade. is asked tC
meet tonight, Wednesday, at Society
headquarters, 20S Ouray building