Evening star., 1923-08-07


itol at il o'clock will assemble on
the plaza while the casket is being
brought to the rotunda.
No medals will he worn by troops
in the line of march. On the sabers
of officers will be the usual badge Of
mourning. and the Colors of various
organizations will be draped. Bayo:
nets will be fixed.
Gen. Pershing and Rear Admiral ~.
II. jackson. l.. S. NJ, were in charge
of the arrangements for the military
ana naval participation.
Arrival at Capitol.
The hour of arrival at the Capitol
depends entirely upon the time con-
sumed by the long professional. IL
Is estimated by Col. Sherrill that the
body should arrive there very shortly
after IL o'clock
The caisson will stop at the foot of
the east steps of the Capitol. The
Army band Will take a position south
OF the east steps, facing north and
as the casket is being removed from
l'the caisson and is being carried up
the steps to the rotunda--will play AN
appropriate hymn or aria. No other
band VIII play at this time.
Alter the cavalry and artillery
have continued through the plaza
grounds and started for Fort Myer
the foot troops will be grouped about
stand at rigid attention while the
casket ST being borne into the build
ing.
In State Until O PM.
The body carriers will proceed di-
rectly to the middle of the Totunda,
where the casket will be placed on
the catafalque, where il will lie in
state until o'clock tomorrow sven
| ing. when it will be removed TO
| Union station and placed aboard the
special train to carry ii to Marion
/ for !nterment there Friday afternoon.
As soon as appropriate after the re-
mains have arrived in the rotunGa the
state services will be started The
services Will be conducted by 4. Free
man Anderson. assistant pastor of
calvary Baptist Church, who will be
assisted by Rev. James Shera Mont
gomery, chaplain of the House
Immediately after the conclusion of
services in the rotunda of the Capitol
tomorrow morning the public will he
allowed to view the body. Those de-
siring to see the body as ii lies in
state will pass through the Capitol
rotunda in two lines.
only those holding cards of invita-
ton Will be admitted to the rotunda
during the funeral services
The order of march follows:
SECTION !.
ne beneTat or the Armies of
me United States. commanding the
military escort.
:. The military escort.
SECTION H.
]. The civic procession.
Senator Henry Cabot Ledge. chief
). Clergymen. Rev A. Freeman An
derSon. acting pastor of the Calvary
BAPTIST Church. and Rev. James Shera
montgomery. chaplain of the United
states House Of Representatives
=. Physicians who attended the late
and Lieut.. Commander j. T. Boone.
L. 5 Navy
Guard of honor-Three general Of
fcers of the Army. three admirals.
Honorary pallbearers-P+esident pro
: tempore of the Senate. members of the
cabinet. six senators.
Caisson.
Honorary pallbearers-Speaker of
the House of Representatives.. mem
bers or the cabinet. six senators.
Pallbearers in line
The family and relatives of the late
President.
SECTION III.
l. The President of the'United States
military aide).
,. William Howard Tsft, ex-Presi-
dent of the United States and Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court (aide)
3. Woodrow Wilson. ex-President
of the United States (aideD.
I. Foreign amba ssadars
D. Associate justices OF the Su-
preme Court of the Unfsed States.
s. Foreign ministers and charge
d daffaires.
:. Senators of the United States
and officers of the Senate.
S. Members of the Honse OF Repre-
SentativeS of the United States and
officers of the House.
,: Governors of states and terri
tories and Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
10. Acting secretaries of the de-
partments.
Circuit Courts of Appeal of the
! United States
! Court of Claims of the United
States.
United States Court: of Customs
/ Appeals.
! Court of Appeals of the District of
| Columbia.
! Supreme Court of the District of Co.
F., lumbia.
! The undersecretaries and assistant
The assistant postmasters general
and assistant attorneys general
/ United States marshal
! United States attorness
! The chairman or senior of the fol-
Z! lowing:
| Federal Reserve Board
! Interstate Commerce Commission.
! United States Civil Service Commits
! sion.
American British claims Arbitra-
tion Commission.
! Mixed Claims Commission.
| Secretary of the Smithsonian Insti-
| tuition.
| Director of the Pan -Arnerican Union.
( Librarian of Congress
Controller general Of the United
States.
! Director of the Bureau of the Bud
get.
| United States Railroad Labor Board.
| Veterans Red Cross
| Federal Trade Commission.
! United States Shipping Board
! United States Shipping Board Emer-
| gency Fleet Corporation.
United States Railroad Administra-
| tion.
| War Finance Corporation.
! Alien Property Custodian.
| United States Tariff Commission.
| Bureau of efficiency.
| United States Employees Compensa-
| tion Commission.
! Federal Board for Vocational Train
| ing.
! International Joint Commission.
| International Boundary Commission,
| United States and Canada
/ United States section Of the Inter-
| American High Commission.
Military Bodies.
| The following is the order in which
veteran and military organizations
| (not part of the military escort), will
march in the procession on the oc-
casion of the funeral services of the
| late President Harding: at 10 O'Clock
am, August S, 1923. The representa-
tion from each organization shall not
exceed ten men.
Medal of Honor Men.
| officers of the Army. headed by the