Evening star., 1921-11-10
Plans Finished
For Cortege
Tomorrow.
CABLE WILL LINE
ROUTE OF MARCH
Horses Hoof Beats at
, Daylight to=Signal .
! The Hour: -.

| '-StI AAO%Ss 81"
In the solemn hours before the final
rites to be held tomorrow for the ma
tion's unknown dead, all Washington
today consecrated Its thoughts to the
heroic sacrifices of these sons of the
( ments for a memorial tribute that will
! be without precedent in American his
tory.
! The Army has placed its last touches
on the plans for the cortese, which will
move from the Capitol at $50 o'clock
| tomorrow morning.
l. VIII Police Route.
| District officials have completed ar
rangements for the policing Of the route
] to be followed by the procession, which
will be from the east plaza of the Capi-
tol north to b street. west on B to
list street. south on 1st street to Penn
| sylvania avenue. west on Pennsylvania
| avenue to 18th street.. north on l6tn
! street to Pennsylvania avenue. west on
| Pennsylvania avenue to NJ street, west
| on NJ street to the south end OF Aque-
| duct bridge. .
In order to facilitate the movement
| Of the cortege. the route will be lined
! with cable to 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue and the entire road
way will be cleared of all vehicles
and pedestrians at O'clock ;S;ep. exGeps
from Walter Reed Hospital and Of
| fetal cars = 80.
|: 1t will be little more than broad
| daylight before the hoofbeats OF cav
airy horses and the, rumble of gun
| carriages on the capitals streets Will
signal the hour for the beginning OF
brousht. home yesterday on the cruis-
er olynitia.F NJ. - - ~ :,
r. Will Take Places Early. Ia
j wHeS more shan forty Sft hs6S 1ssles
resentatfres in the PROFESSIONS, will
take the places assigned them fof as
| sembly shortly after. z o'clock. The
Grand Army of the Republic. led ny
tCo Cotnmander-in-chie Lewis 8. Pi1chet
and his staff. will head the veteran
President Harding, with his cAoi .
net and military aide. with leave the
White House at S:l5 o'clock and mo-
| tor to the Capitol via the. Mall. He
| will enter the Capitol through the
The Vice President win leave :;his
| home at $40. and. upon reaching the
Capitol, will join the President. ST.
prene Court members tASlng part in
| the procession will assemble: on the
East Capitol steps at 1870. arriving
by the south drive which goes under
Congressnen to Assemble.
Senate members will assemble on
the north half Of the rotunda at $50.
and House members on the south half
] Of the rotunda at 8:15 am. Cover
nors OF states will form on the east
Medal OF honor men will form
on the lawn south OF the east
resentatives and representatives OF
the Army and Navy will assemble on
the north lawn at the same hour.
! Preceding the arrival Of the nation's
official mourners pallbearers and
bodybearers will have assembled in
o'clock. The remains of the unknown
! soldier will be borne to the caisson
| hy the bodybearers. followed by the
pallbearers in columns of twos. the
band playing patriotic music. Ihe
guard Of honor then will be paraded
to pay it's respects to the fallen nero
| After the casket has been placed
iupon the caisson, the pallbearers will
far,n IN a column of files, equally dis
nosed on either side, with the BODY
besrers lin a similar formation be-
tween them and the caisson.
Cortexe to Move Promptly.
Headed by the Army Bald, the pro.
cession will move promptly at $3.50
with Gen. Bandholtz, commanding
general of the District Of Washing
fon. ali its head. The President and
mourners will form Immediately in
the rear of the caisson. -,
| when the procession has reached
West Executive avenue, the Presi,
dent, the Supreme Court. the cabinet
and the Senate and house deiegauons
procession will be halted five min.
utes. Later, the President, Mrs. Hard.
fne. military and naval aides and
the vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
| will proceed to Arlington BY way OF
the Highway Bridge and the ireas'
The clergy participating in the pa
| rade will be provided with automo'
! biles at >Aqueduct bridge. Other unit.
: will drop out at this point.
| The Marine Band will meet The Pro.
cession when It reaches. the Airing.
furnish music from that point to the
| amphitheater and during the cere.
monies at that place. The cayalry
field artillery and Machine Gun Com.
pany will leave the column and will
be paraded on the drill ground facins
the cemetery.
Two Minutes silence ut Nosn.
Those holding tickets fo- seats II
the amphitheater are urged to be- il
their places by 11:15 o'clock. Betweer
the time Of the arrival Of the pro.
cession, at that hour, and 1f:6!
O. clock, the hour designated for tn.
| arrival Of the President, appropriate
music will be played. -r-,--
AT noon the audience In tho antphi
theater win be called to attention by-s
trumpeter to pay silent tribute Of twe
minutes to the unknown dead. Soor
after the President will begin the deliv
cry Of his memorial address, and this, IL
| turn, viii be- followed with the pinninl
Of decorations on the casket Of the un
| known, by the President and representa-,
tives, Of .foraiHn governments Z. :.
Y Upon the. conclusion OF tho services II
the anphitheAtee the caslset win b
bornS to the saIcophaS Slas, where = buria
/ service will b held. 8 ~: -
Thousands who hold no seats Ia thl
tanphithaater are expected to 30 tosthi
cemetery. Asnplinerss will carry ever3
word that II .Apoken In the services q
! tllef faEthost *reachts vt stlfs sacred sfes'