Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-11
HARDING TO PLACE
WREATH ON TOMB
OF UNKNOWN HERO
Nations Soldier Dead Hon
ored by Executives Ar
mistice Day Act.
FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS
PAY TRIBUTE TO WILSON
Little Daughter Of Virginia's
Governor TO Present Flow
ers to War President.
PROGRAM AT WASHINGTON HOME;
Mnn Who Guided America Through
Crisis Holds Warm Place I'm
Hearts of People.
FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS
PAY TRIBUTE TO WILSON
PROGRAM AT WASHINGTON HOME,
Mnn Who Guided America Through
Crisis Holds Warm Place I'm
Hearts of People.
LRv Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON Nov. lO,-Sim-
plicity will characterize the official
observance tomorrow OF the ami
vcrSary Of Armlstice Day-the day
which President Harding in n mes
sage to the American people to-
night declared marked "the VIC
torious elimination OF our nations
most impressive participation In tho
affairs Of the world"
Simple in contrast with the cere-
monies OF Il year ago, In which the
representatives OF the rulers and po-
tentates OF the worlds most power
full nations Joined. doinS honor to
Americas dead as typihed In tho
Unknown Soldier. n little group will
leave the White House carly tomor-
row To lay wreath symbolizlng tho
nations Armistice Day tribute on
the tomb In Arlington National
Cemetery OF that unknown hero. 1t
will Include the President and the
secretaries OF War and Navy. and
the pilgrimage these three will
make Is expected to establish a pre-
cedent to be followed through the
years.
Friends to Visit War President.
Viii be another event that will marx
the day--thc visit OF a group OF
friends and admirers to the home III
IS street. OF Woodrow Wilson. the
nations war President. This will be
in accord with custom established
last year. when several thousand,
after paying tribute 10 the I'm
known Soldier went to the Wilson
home and showed tho esteem IN
which they held the former Prcsi-
dent. Last year they received a
simple little greeting. and they hope
tor the same tomorrow.
observance OF the dav elsewhere
through the nation will be varied.
hut disposition of the President as
voiced In his message should make
Tor appraisal OF the nations rela-
;ionship TO world affairs.
4 Notable Anniversnry.
The increasing enthusiasm with
which our people join In the annual
observance OF Armis,ice Day" the
president said. Endorses the predIc-
ton that /, is destined to be one OF
the notable anniversaries in our call
endar. and indeed II we'll deserves 10
be all of that. for II marks the vic
torious elimination OF our nations
most impressive participation in the
anairs OF the world. We shall not
so amiss II we seek 10 make our
observance of this anniversary. nor
only th!S year. but every year here
after. an occasion for appraisal o.
our relationship to and participation
III those wider concerns which IN
N"INe the welfare or all mankind
! think we have come to realize
as nation, that we cannot hone To
avoid obligations and rcsponsibiIi-
ties. often arduous and burdensom..
as part Of the price we must pay for
our fortunate relationship to the
contratern!ty OF the nations.
1T viii be greatly TO the national
bonent. am sure. II those who mos,
intimately participate in the events
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