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man ratification OF the Treaty Of
Versailles, by which peace was
established after the World War,
and the original of the Treaty of
Munster, one OF the three treaties
which established the Peace of
Westphalia in 1648. Both docu-
ments have been lent to the United
States by the French National
Archives.
The original of the Versailles
Treaty disappeared in 1910 and no
trace of it has ever been found.
Ceremonies in observance of the
26th anniversary of the signing of
the Armistice to end the World
War were scheduled during the day
by various patriotic groups. They
included:
Placing of a wreath at the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier by the
Army and Navy Union at am;
by the Blue Star Mothers of
America at 9:15 am, and by the
Sd (Marne) Division of World Wars
I and II at 2:45 pm.
Will Honor Wilson.
Placing OF a wreath at the tomb
of Woodrow Wilson in the National
Cathedral by George Washington
Post, No. l, American Legion, at
3:15 pm.
Ceremonies IN the Walter Reed
Hospital Memorial Chapel, by Fort
Stevens Legion Post, No. 80, at
9 am.
Cessation of all activity at Fort
Belvoir, Va, for two minutes at II
am, while bands play:
Exercises by Trainees.
Exercises by the 110 woman grad
yates of this weeks Red Cross
trainees class at American Uniyer-
sity at IL am.
Exercises at the I'd Division
Monument at Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, spon-
sored by the I'd Division Associa-
ion, AEF, at 2::30 pm, with Maj.
Gen. Dewitt Peck, assistant COM
mandant of the Marine Corps,
speaking.
France Forever, program at the
Wardman Park Hotel at $3.50 pm,
under the honorary chairmanship
of Henri Hoppenot, French dele
gate.
Victory rally and LEST We For
get" service in Constitution Hall at
g pm. by DR.. John McNeill, min
lister of the National Tabernacle
and the Church of the Air program.
The American War Mothers, flag
raising at the east front side OF
the Capitol at II am, with Maj
Gen. Amos Fries, U. S. A., retired,
speaking.
Placing of a wreath by Attorney
General Biddle before a plaque in
the Justice Department honoring
the 80 employees of the department
who have given their lives in this
war as members of the armed
forces.
Services Set for Tomorrow.
Some Armistlce Day services will
be held tomorrow, including:
Exercises before the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier at pm. by the
Daughters of America, who will be
addressed by Representative Bryson,
Democrat. of South Carolina.
Services at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier, 3 p.m., the Or
ganized Bible Glass Association. DR..
Frederick E. Reissig, executive sec
retary of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches, will speak and
wreath will be laid at the tomb
by DR.. Page NICK. Etchison, presi-
dent OF the association, and Elton
Brown, chairman of the Program
Committee.
Officers and men at Fort Belvoir
who hold the Purple Heart have
been invited to attend the annual
Armistice Day ceremony for the
Military Order of the Purple Heart
at Pohick Church tomorrow.
American Legion Post, No. "a,
Alexandria, Va, was to entertain Mr..
Schieberling and his party at
luncheon at Gadsby's Tavern after
the Arlington Cemetery program.
At the Legion's pre-Armistice Day
observance at the Mayfiower Hotel
last night, Mr.. Scheiberling pledged
the resources and strength of the
Legion to the creation Of a world
peace plan. He also declared that
of equal Importance was the assur-
ance of full employment.
Veterans Leaders Honored.
Earlier yesterday, Mr.. Scheiber-
ling and national commanders of
major veterans organizations were
guests at sMayfiower luncheon Of
the Military Order of the Warld
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