The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-05

| Amphitheater at the entrance sn.cI,
Ned on their tickets and take the,,
places guided by ushers. Thos.
who have no tickets, take position
outside Of the amphitheater in area,
reserved for them.
Music by Marine Band.
S. The Marine Band takes position
via south entrance. in the colonnad,
just south Of the apse and plays an
propriate music.
8. IL 80 a. m.-The President am
Mrs. Harding enter the apse and ar,
seated.
4 II so a. m.-Invocation, chaplair
Axiom (audience standIng.)
S12 m.-Trumpet call, "AttentIon.
thrice sounded. (All remain STANDING
and observe two minutes silence1
3. 1902 p. determination of ST
opening chord Of America"
10. Hymn, America" sung nv IN,
people led by the quartet and accom-
panied by the band. audience then 1,
seated.)
Harding to Give Address.
IL. Address. the President of th,
United States.
IL. Hymn, The Supreme Sacrifice, :
sung by quartet from Metropolitan
Opera Company. OF New York, accom-
panied by band. Miss Rosa Ponselle
Miss Jeanne Gordon. Morgan Kings
ton, William Gustafson.
10. The unknown soldier is deceratet
with the Congressional Medal o.
Honor" and with the Distinguishes
Service Cross y by the President of tn,
United StateG
IA. The unknown soldier is decorated
with the Belgian "Croix de Guerre,
by Lieut.. Gen. Baron Jacques, repre-
senting the Belgian government.
Is. The unknown soldier is decorated
| with the Victoria Cross" by admira
of the feet. Earl Beatty, represent
ing the British government
16. The unknown soldier is Decorate
with the French "Medaille MiIitaire
and with the French "Croix de Guerre,
by Marshal Foch. representing tn
French government
IL. The unknown soldier Is decorate
with the Gold Medal for Bravery.
by Gen. Armando Diaz, representa-
the Italian government.
Is. The unknown soldier is decorate
with the "czecho-Sloyak War Cross,
by the Czecho-Slovak Minister, d.
Bedrich Stepanek. representing tn
Czecho-Slovak government
19. The unknown soldier is decorate,
with the ''Virtuu Militari." by tn
Polish Minister, Prince Lubomirsk
representing the Polish government.
People to :Jein In Hymns.
20. Hymn. 20. GOD. Our Help in Age
Past" sung by the people. led by tn
quartet and accompanied by the bapf
81 Psalms-Chapiain Lazaron-
20. Solo-'1 Know That Ny Re
deemer Liveth," Miss Ponselle.
%. Scripture Lessons - Chaplain
Frazier.
"a. Hymn - Nearer, My God T.
Thee" sung by the people, led b!
the quartet, and accompanied b.
band. upon completion, ban
moves to position outside Of Amphi
theater.)
IS. The remains are then born
from the apse through the south
east entrance to the sarcophagus
preceded by the clergy, and fol
lowed in order by the pallbearers
the President and Mrs. Harding, tn,
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
senior foreign delegates to the con
ference, the Secretary of State, tn
! Secretary of War. the Secretary o
the Navy, foreign officers who pre-
scented decorations, Gen Pershin
and others seated in the apse of tn,
Amphitheater, the band playing
our Honored Dead" The Presi
dent and Mrs. Harding and thos'
accompanying them from the APPS,
take positions as Indicated b.
ushers. Those seated in the tel
boxes to the right and the ten boxe,
to the left of the apse, escorted By
ushers, pass out through the en-
trapces adjacent to the apse an
take their places to the right ant
! left, respectively, Of the party, i'm
mediately behind the President an,
Mrs. Harding.
May Remain I'm Gallery.
Members of Congress and thei
wives pass through the apse at tn,
main east entrance and form in the
rear of President and Mrs. Harding
and those accompanying them. AL
others seated in the Amphitheater
except those in the gallery, theI
file out Of the Amphitheater by the
west, north and south entrances, OIL
may remain in the Amphitheater Il
they SO desire. Those having seat
IN the gallery will not leave tn
gallery until after the completion
of the ceremony at the sarcophagus
26. After the remains of the un'
known soldier have been borne u
the sarcophagus, and while the au'
dience is leaving the Amphitheatel
for positions near the sarcophagus
the band plays Lead Kindly Light.
81. Burial Service - Chaplain
Brent. we.
%. A wreath is placed on the tomt
Of the unknown soldier by Hamil.
ton Fish, jr., Representative. to Con.
gress from New York.
Indian Joins Ceremony.
20. On behalf of American wa
kmothers wreath Is placed on the
tomb Of the unknown soldier by ar
American war mother. Mrs. R. EN-
NETT Digney.
mothers a wreath is placed on tn,
tomb of the unknown soldier by q
British war mother. Mrs. Julia Nc
Cudden. E-
81. Chief Plenty. coups, chief OF
the Crow Nation. representing tn,
Indians of the United States, lay
his war. bonnet and coup stick on
the tomb Of the unknown soldier.
80. Three salvos Of artillery.
SO. Taps,
80. The national salute.