Racism DELEGATION at ARMS MEETING Here E Street Northeast to Street Words

BRITISH WAR MOTHERS TO U. S. NOTED JAPANESE PEACE ADVOCATE HONQR1 Sun to Skin* on Burial UNKNOWN DEAD. * HERE Of Unknown Smldier, PAYS TRIBUTE TO WOMAN SUFFRAGE FINEARTSBODY «£ CAMS Say« Weatker Bureau il The mmm will shine en the burial of America's iiknma Midler, AratUtlee 4mJ, the FORHEROFUNERAL Weather Bureau Indicated to- 4u> Fair and eel# weather wHI replace the rain tomorrow and Announces Victoria Cross Men Bear continue FtMar. Uwllf al¬ Several Important Improve¬ Superintendent ? most perfect weather eeadltioaa for the procession from the ments in D. C. Will Be Con¬ Winter's Wreaths for Grave of Capitol to Arlington and the Regulations ceremonies, the weather man .aid. sidered Commission. tr and Routings. Unknown One. by The Fine Arts Commission will meet j The winter schedule of ash collec- Two Canadian non-commissioned and Saturday of this week, effect Mon- the USE BETTY LEHMAN FLAG Friday t tions, which will go into j officers, both Victoria Cross men, ivhen various important matters con¬ day. was made public today by Morris highest honor paid by the British for of the of street TO HONOR AMERICA'S DEAD cerning the activities commis¬ Hacker, superintendent valor, arrived in Washington this sion will be disposed of. The first cleaning and city refuse. morning, carrying wreaths from the neeting has been called for 9 o'clock Every householder is requested to Canadian government to be laid on Emblem Known as D. C. Tribute find out from the schedule the days the grave of the unknown dead at n the quarters of the commission in on which the wagon will visit b|s Arlington Friday. Will Fly With Nation's Colors the Lemon building. The meeting will home and have the ash can at the al¬ Sergt. George Richardson, one of adjourn in time to allow the members ley gate on those days. the two heroes here to pay homage at Arlington Friday. >f the commission to attend the cere¬ Mr. Hacker today called attention from the Canadian veterans to the monies at Arlington in honor of the to the fact that under a city regula¬ American unknown, is the oldest one of the on which occasion take The Betty Lehman flag, unknown dead, tion his men are not required to holder of the Victoria Cross. He is District of Columbia's tributes to they will be a part of the presidential ashes from cans of more than twenty- ninety-one years old, having won his America's dead in the world war, will party. Estimating six citation years ago for . four gallons capacity. sixty-two fly along- with the Stars and Stripes, The meeting* will reconvene at ^ pounds of ashes to a gallon, a twenty- valorously defending his captain, the tri-oolor and the flags of all the /clock in the afternoon and will oon- four-gallon can will hold 145 pounds, though badly wounded, in an Indian allied nations during the ceremonies inue to 4 o'clock. Among the more which, the superintendent believes, is mutiny at Cawnpore. Sergt. Walter be at Fri¬ be h. to held Arlington cemetery mportant matters to be considered by *s much as a man should required Rayfleld, the other representative, day afternoon incident to the burial the commission are inspection or tne tp lift. Thf schedule follows: won his V. C. for daring feats in the ceremonies for America's unknown model for the statue of "The Nuns of - world war. Sergt. Richardson will TwIee-a-Week Service. in hero. the Pattlefleld," to be erected in the Creek express the feelings of his nation This was made soon after the in front of St. Mat- Monday and Thursday.Rock a speech the ceremonies at flag triangle parking" Park. Irving street to 16th street, to during signing of the armistice in honor of Lhew's Church, on Connecticut avenue; Florida avenue, to Rock creek, to Arlington. those who sleep forever in France. It approval of the granite to be used in river, to -30th street to Q street, to No Official Reception. was placed in the War Department the construction of the reflecting" P°0i Jlst street, to K street, to Lovers Owing to a change in time of the along with other historic and cherish¬ to be constructed adjacent to the Lin¬ ed banners. con- lane, to T street, to Rock creek, to arrival of the Canadians, no official coln Memorial in Potomac Park; Connecticut avenue, to Woodley road, By direction of the Secretary of sid?.ration of the lighting of the I-:i to 29th street, to Cathedral, to Cal¬ reception was tendered them on their War the flag will be placed In the coin Memorial, and a general discu. to arrival at the station. This afternoon mansion of the superintendent of sioa of the for the Arlinglo vert and Zoo Park beginning. receive them, plans Georgia avenue and W street, to 4th Ambassador Geddes will Arlington national cemetery and will memorial bridge. street, reservoir grounds, to North at the British embassy. The wreathes be used at the amphitheater during The commission will meet Jit to Capitol Grounds, Pennsyl¬ which they brought were sent at once the ceremonies Friday. o'clock the day following, when thej Capitol, Mrs. Amelia Emma McCndden and her daughter, Miss Katherlne McCndden. be until Fri¬ an vania avenue to 3rd street, Missouri to the enibassy to kept Mrs. Betty Lehman, then an em¬ discussions will be continued and * war be Mrs. McCndden represents the British mothers and brinies flowers to while* the bearers went to the the Trade Commis¬ new business will be brought up avenue, to 7th street to beginning. ob the casket of America's unknown soldier on day. ploye of Federal Fourteenth and B streets southwest, placed Armistice day. La Fayette Hotel, where they will live sion, conceived the idea of the flag in consideration. ** their stay. which met with the instant south to Mall, to South Capitol, to E> during that question, street, south to 17th street, east to The suggestion is being made approval of former Secretary of War Ca¬ ' L street, south to 12th street, to river, GUNS ROAR SALUTE Bat* off to "Old Glory," men! in view of Canada having 62,49# Baker. It was made entirely by hand '' '"t' 1*?v ^ south to nadians lying dead in Europe as a of the heaviest white satin char- v"'-t: *'? to P street, Washington Americans are not lax In war that Canada channel. when It cornea to result of the> great meuse, with goldleaf letters (The pntriutinra should follow the example of Great We Left Behind and star, the mnmnoth and -Tuesday and Friday.Wisconsin AS OLYMPIA BEARS entering the aervlee of.Vnole and the United Boys Us) Mme. Yajima, who brought from Japan peace petition avenue and T street, to Lovers lane to Sam or In baying I.lberty Britain, France, Italy long gold fringe on the bottom, gilded presented it to President Harding:, la shown placing a wreath on the KUflrage States and bring from France the them. Mrs. Richard Mme. R street, to Slst street, to Q street, bonds, but often forget to par Canadian soldier poles and glided eagles topping statue nt the Capitol* I^eft to rights Wainwright, to 30th street, to river, to 33d street, HERO UP POTOMAC proper respect to the Stara and body of an unknown It is 8 by 13 feet and cost approxi¬ Yajima, Mae. Moriya and Mrs. Adelaide Johnson, sculptress of the statue. to Wlsoonsin avenue and to begin¬ Stripes when It la Carried by to be buried in Ottawa. mately $100, which was raised by ning. , them on the street. Men >¦ popular subscribtion. .Seventh street west to 16th street, uniform are trained to salute Mall to Florida avenue and 16th (Continued fwm First Page-) when the flag passes. Cfvlliuna CHILDREN TO HONOR WILSON. TO AMERICAN street, and Florida avenue to Irving should be trained to take oft ADDITIONS MADE street, to Rock Creek Park, to Spring and fired the first shot In the battle] their hats when the tag passes. road, to 11th street, to Florida avenue of Manila. It Is the civilian's anlute. Kiss OliYe Cbace to Lead Delega¬ D racism DELEGATION AT ARMS MEETING Here E street northeast to street Words. Hats off to "Old Glory!" Japanese Pay Homage southeast, North to ITth street Dewey's Famous tion to Ex-President's Home. Capitol Admiral east. In his autobiography To Miss Olive Chace, sixteen.year-old Hugh Millard, third secretary of em¬ at Rites in Honor to Wednesday and Saturday.37th an^ to her: quarters during- the ceremonies. The Department of State has an¬ s Dewey makes this reference after 4 the metro¬ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. bassy. Canal road to P street, to 35th street, a "Shortly p.m. has been nounced the following' additions to to 36th street, to "At 5:40, when we were within politan police will clear the plaza HERO Chace of Chevy Chase, Md., Technical Staff. to Reservoir street, FORUNKNOWN Hara. the honor of the dele¬ to the arms V street, to Wisconsin avenue, to 33d distance of 6,000 yards, I turned to from the Senate wing of the Capitol accorded heading the American delegation Limitation of armament.For the southward, the same to the Plans for participation by the gation of children who will participate limitation conference: for Premier Hara. street to river. Gridley and said, 'You may fire closing on in to be Department of State: Henry P Fletch¬ Memorial services to Rock be¬ Capt. public until the arrival of the body American Red Cross in the ceremonies Friday the demonstration at ¦From 1.8th street creek, are at the S street home of former Secretariat-Basil MUes of J.

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