Evening star., 1921-10-21

Arlington: The President, former
Presidents, the Vice President. the
cabinet. the Supreme Court, the Presi-
dent pro ter pore Of the Sc ate. the
of the foreign relations committee Of
the Senate. the chairman Of the mill
tary affairs committee OF the Senate,
the chairman of the foreign affairs
committee of the House. the chairman
of the military affairs committee OF
the House, governors of the states,
allied and associated ambassadors and
ministers, other ambassadors and
ministers, United States and foreign
delegates to the limitation OF arms
conference, distinguished foreign gen.
erals and admirals at Limitation of
sociated military attaches, allied and
associated naval attaches, other mill
tary attaches. other naval attaches,
assistant secretaries Of executive de-
partments, chiefs Of divisions, bu-
.e. US and br nches of the War De-
partment; chiefs of divisions. bureaus
and branches of the Navy Depart
ment: Commissioners of the District
of Columbia, commander of the Amer
lean Legion, heads Of Red Cross and
other welfare organizations.
Maj. Gen. James g. Harbord, deputy
chief of stan. will be master OF cere-
monies at the cemetery. and Bishop
Charles H. Brent of the Episcopal
chSreh cuus aexs viii have shap sharss Of the %
assisted by Army and Navy chaplafns
Rev. Francis A. Kelley. pastor OF the
Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart
pis ri 'laxeronf hasaron Of the Hebrew @ Gong congrega-
tion of Baltimore.
Order Of Exercises.
The order Of exercises follows:
Sacred music, by band.
Invocation, by chaplain.
Two minutes silence G2 to !2:O2).
Hymn. America" sung by the peo-
The Presidents address.
Decorations bestowed on the un-
known dead.
Music, by band.
Sentences and the 23d Psalm.
Anthem.
Scripture lesson. Revelations, 1917.
The bestowal Of decorations in.
cludes the placing on the casket Of
the Victoria cross of Great Britain
and the French emblem Of the Legion
croix de guerre. The French decora-
tions will be presented by Marshal
Foch, the chief of the
tion by Premier David Lloyd George.
If he is here. and, If not. by the chair
man of the British delegation to the
armament conference. Other decora-
tions may be presented. including the
American medal of honor and the
Italian medal for valor.
Mrs. Julia McCudden, representing
the Mothers of Great Britain, Will
place a huge wreath of British roses
and other native flowers on the grave,
and representatives of other coun-
tries also will show their sympathy
in the same way.
Services Mt Sarcophagus.
. Following the ceremonies in the
amph.theatrr. the casket. accompa-
nied by the President, his cabinet and
other distinguished officials, will be
borne to the sarcophagus and finally
inferred. That act will be marked by
religious services prescribed in the
ritual for the burial Of the dead,
dirges by the Marine Band, three
salvos Of musketry. following which
a bugler standing at the head of the
sarcophagus wni sound Taps" (the
soldiers good d-night). When all is over
a national salute of twenty-one guns
will be fired and the President and
all other participants will return to
Washington.
In line with the desire of the War
Department to give all possible inn
pressiveness to the ceremonies at
tending the burial, the commanding
general. district of Washington, re-
quests that all reserve officers pres
ent in Washington wear their uni
forms when appearing in public No
vember II.