Arizona republican., 1921-11-05
NATION TO STAND Z
 MINUTES IN SILENCE AS TRIBUTE ID DEAD
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 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The call of an army bugle sounding "atten- ton" will bring the gathering at Ar lngton national cemetery to it's feet at noon on Armistice day, to stand two minutes in silence, as a memorial to Americas unknown dead from France. For the same period a simi lar pause in the nations life every where by proclamation of the presi- dent, will testify to the country's regard for its nameless soldiers in France.
 Secretary Weeks will act as of ficial master of ceremonies.
 The detailed program for the ser vices marking the burial of the un- known dead at the memorial amphi- theater in the Arlington cemetery was made public today by the war department. To conclude the period of silence, the marine band will lead the audience in America" and the address of President Harding, the only address to be delivered over the casket, will then be made
 A quartet from the Metropolitan Opera company of New York will follow with the hymn, "The Supreme Sacrifice" Those composing the quartet are Miss Rosa Ponselle, Miss Jeanne Gordon, Morgan Kingston and William Gustafson.
 The honors bestowed by the United States government and by the allied governments upon the unknown SOL dier will then be conferred. Presi- dent Harding will pin on the casket the congressional medal of honor and the distinguished service cross He will be followed by Lieutenant Gen eral Baron Jacques. who will bestow the Belgian croix de guerrer Earl Beatty, admiral of the British fleet, will pin the British Victoria cross be- side the other decorations. Marshal Foch will bestow the French medaille militaire and croix de guerrer; Gen era1 Armando Diaz. the Italian. the gold medal for bravery. pr. Bedrich i Stepanek, Czecho- Slovak war minis 1 ter, the Czecho- Slovall war cross and Prince Lubomirski, Polish minister, 1 the virtuti militari
 The audience will join the quartet 1 in the hymn, "Oh, God! Our Help iu Ages Past" Chaplain Lazaron will read from the Psalms. Miss Ponselle will sing T Know That My Redeemef 1 Liveth." Chaplain Frazier will recite l a scripture lesson. and the services within the amphitheater will conclude ] WItu the S4HSlnS or IN carer, My God i to Thee" by the audience.
 The casket will then be carried out to the crypt of the terrace of tn, amphitheater, the president and Mrs 1 Harding, the vice president and Mrs Coolidge, senior foreign delegates tt the armament conference, Secretar, ies Hughes, Weeks and Denby, tn,
 distinguished foreign officers ant General Pershing following. As tht
 casket is placed in the crypt the bur ial service will be read by Chaplain
 Brent and floral decorations will b. placed in the tomb by Representaiv
 Hamilton Fish of New York. Mrs
 Emmett Pigney, representing Amer
 ican war mothers; Mrs. Julia Nc
 Cudden. for British war mothers, an
 Chief Plenty Coups of the Crow Ma
 ton will place his bonnet and cou
 stick on the tomb also as tribut
 from the Indians of the United State
 to the unknown dead
 Three salvos of artillery will mar
 the regular triple volleys for militar
 dead. Taps will be sounded by a
 army bugler and the national salut
 of 21 guns fired from a nearby fiel lbattery will end the ceremony.