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 ; , 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 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 , 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 , 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. Reuben who was assassinated last Friday tween Florida avenue and Mall. when you ready, Gridley.'" and its escort. After the casket has the unknown soldier at staged er, undersecretary state; in honor of President Wilson by a non-partisan B^tary were held today at the Jap¬ Capitol and E streets north The cruiser Is named for the capital been placed on the catafalque In the the-Capitol at the invitation of the Clark, special counsel to the Depart¬ Tokio, Jiorth rotunda, the doors thereto and the crowd of his neighbors and admirers. ment of State. anese the numerous Jap¬ . to Michigan avenue, to Lincoln road, city of the state of Washington. Walr Department were made public at of for¬ embassy by east to Rhode Island barriers in the crypt will be closed Miss Chace has kept clippings For the War Department: Maj. Gen. in for tho 2d street, the officials who will meet her national headquarters today. mer President Wilson's speeches and anese gathered Washington avenue, to Metropolitan branch, to Among to passage and the traffic restrictions The includes the placement George o. Squier, radio and electrical eastern confer¬ when she docks this afternoon will be on the plaza withdrawn this day. program public statement* since she wan eleven communications generally; Maj. Gen. armament and far ¦Florida avenue, to West Virginia ave- fpr of a floral wreath on the catafalque old. his illness she was i to street to Trinidad ave- chief of naval opera¬ Thursday, November 10. the the march of a de¬ years During fl-t embassy. C. C. Williams, chief of ordnance; ences. n»e. Oates Admiral Coontz, fat Capitol, accorded an interview at the White Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, aviation; slain minister n(ie. to Neal street, to Bladensburg tions; Gen. Harbord. deputy chief of "Between the hours of 8 a.m. and tachment of soft uniformed workers President Mfr.retary; " »^etary^of1 Homage to the prime to 17th the and MaJ. Gen. the Red Cross during House and thanked by the sec Scth Low Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries, chemical Baron Shidehara, tlie road, to , street, start of Army, 10 p.m. the public will be. permitted jvho served in for her devotion and Interest. Lithgow Osborne, Paul. Col. John A. McA. Palmer, was paid by tq E street, north to beginning. Lejeune, commandant of the Marine to enter the rotunda in line forma¬ war in the funeral cortege and Pierrepont, ^ p warfare; Baron Kato, on^ stalls. (he of officials of the The children who are to call upon the W y'McKee Wilson, organization and general military ambassador; Admiral Seventh street and Florida avenue Corps, with their respective tion and pass by the casket to pay Attendance society former chief executive will meet with secretary; ardfn Col. B. H. Wells, chief to the northwest to 11th street, to Spring Members of the military committees tribute. This line formation will be aj the Arlington ceremonies of in¬ third secretary hasav assistant subjects; organiza¬ of the delegates also are ex¬ the grown-ups who are to compose the uanie thlrt secre- tion and general military subjects; ment conference, and Sennosuke To- road to Georgia avenue, to Buchanan of the Senate and House created on the east plaza, adjacent to terment. at avenue and S secretary; T. L. ^^js! bureau the official party that tomorrow the delegation Connecticut a ^ secretary; Lieut. Col. Stuart Heintzelman, mili¬ kouu chief Of the legislative s&-eet, to Rock Creek cemetery, to pected to be in the fountains at the East Capitol At 10 o'clock morning street in time to start for the Wilton tary of embass-}. secretary tary intelligence and organization of of the Japanese cabinet, who is here Soldiers' Home, to Park place, to 4th will witness the ceremony at the navy street entrance, thence passing be¬ Red Cross participants in the Capi¬ afternoon. of the tol will assemble at na¬ home at 3:30 o'clock Friday foreign armies; Dr. Louis Cohen, as a personal representative street, west on W street to Georgia yard. tween guard cables to the east central ceremony A part in the has been ac¬ civilian radio Signal Corps. avenue. Organizations which hav > obtained steps and entrance to the rotunda. tional headquarters, leaving for the delegation engineer. P services minutes later. At corded a delegation of wounded men * Vorys. For the Navy Department: Theodore wTthrbowed heads all spoke revent Service. permits to conduct memorial The passage through the rotunda will Capitol fifteen , Reed SSS&it^ZSF7*Z of the words upon the >°»s ; Onee-a-Week at the bier of the martyred soldier in be between restriction lines. Exit 11:50 these representatives will form from Walter Hospital. assistant Roosevelt, assistant secretary dwelling "J? Chase.North of to¬ of at the foot of the etc..Robert navy; Admiral Robert E. Coontz, empire of the leader who had devoted Mondays: Chevy the Capitol tomorrow were busy will be through the main west en¬ in column threes s«retj">,.col Ad¬ his efforts to the of his Jenifer street. Takoma Park and the for the trance to north steps, under escort Ceremonial..third secretary technical expert-general; Rear all prosperity day completing programs the building and down the proceeding Woods Bliss, P^^^istant counse- miral William A. Moffett, aero¬ a r,d had prepared the policy Brightwood.North of Military road. services, the majority of which will steps and walk¬ of an officer of the guard of honor to BOARD OF DAY NURSERY of state; Warren D. "itrTEHIns. people noon. At 12:20 Cooke> nautics; Capt. William V. Pratt, tech¬ of conciliation and accommodation Southeast.-East of 17th street and consume ten minutes or less. By in¬ way. the rotunda (it Judg, of embassy . RfHSW"^ chairman of the lor Soulh- nical expert-general; Capt. Frank H. which Janan has announced as her south of D, east of 12th, south of L vitation of the War Department, the Traffic Restrictions. John Barton Payne, Kichard for the conference. and south of P street. Southwest. of the United States will central committee of the Red Cross, DISCUSSES CHRISTMAS of embassy; Schofleld, technical expert-general; attitude Navy League "At 7 a.m. on on behalf ?;grTe.*''secretary Luke McXamee, technical ex¬ Others of the company less eminent fc'outh of P street a wreath the casket and this day all roadway will place a floral tribute Capt. and lay upon entrances to the will on cata¬ Capt. Samuel W. Bry¬ humbly praised the late premier ¦.Tuesdays: Northwest.Ordway to conduct a brief ceremonial. This Capitol grounds of that organization, the pert-general; * L. his accomplishments. Jenifer. Connecticut avenue to 43d lake at 7 o'clock be closed except the following: En¬ falque. Gayly Decorated Tree to Be Among ant. communications; W. Austin, tribute will place trance at Delaware avenue north; The of the Red Cross radio. Only Japanese .ittenoed the cer<- arid Albemarle to Davenport, Con¬ tomorrow evening. representatives F. monv. which closes the period "f necticut avenue to Linnean avenue, J. U. S.N., entrance to north roadway, foot of invited to participate in this ceremony Features of Celebration for CRAIG BACKED UP Chemical warfare.Prof. Edgar Admiral Charles Badger. the entrance at Ne\fr aver to are of and ollicial mourning. Hencefor h. in view to east of Connecticut vice of the Aztec hill; Jersey and who will also go Arlington, Smith, University Pensylvania, n> Tglden Upton, retired, president nue south; entrance "to south road¬ i at and officers. of the importance of their missio.i road Gen. Ho¬ the following: , Those Institution. Army Navy ajrenue, Hamilton to Military Club of 1847, representing way, foot of the hilL i Chief Justice Taft. Gen. Morritte BY ULSTER CABINET Pacific and far eastern questions. Washington, the delegates will Zvi I Concord avenue. I6th to east lim- ratio S. Gibson, president of the club, ;; Mai. free to attend official functions. afcd will Direction at Travel. W. Ireland. Rear Admiral Kdward R. Plans for the Christinas celebra¬ John Van A. MacMurray, chief, divi¬ iK Northeast and southeast.E and on behalf oX.the club, place Assistant of tho Treas¬ sion of far eastern affairs. Depart¬ Admiral Lebon. the French naval north to D street east on the casket at 3:45 o'clock "All vehicles t«> tlfa Senate Stitt, Secretary tion for the benefit of children at the visited Admiral Baron Kaio street, south, a wreath going: ury F.liol Wadswdrth. Miss Mabel T. ment of State; D. C. Poole, chief, divi¬ delegate, VT 17th street, east. tomorrow afternoon. The entire mem¬ wing1 of the Capitol should enter P. Solicitor day nursery conducted by the Day >rom First sion of Russian affairs. today and later Baron Kato return¬ will march to the either the to the IJoarilman, Henry Fletcher. Department Wednesdays.Northwest: Conn, ave¬ bership of the club entrance north road¬ General James II. Beck. W. Frank Per- Nursery and Dispensary Association, of State: Prof. E. T. Williams, for¬ ed a visit of Gen. Pershing. nue and Lowell to 34th, to Newark, to bier in a body. way at the foot of the hill or the Scott. division of far eastern Delaware avenue entrance at the sons. Dr. A. Ross Hill. Charles at 472 I street southwest, were dis¬ ment camps were merly chief, Massachusetts avenue, to Ordway. to Veterans Ftatk to City. Jr., vice chairman of the Red Cross; leased ^f^'Ved affairs. Departmertt of State; X. T. north, leaving southward by way of a ( Connecticut avenue, 37th and Canal Miss "Clara 1). Moves, Dr. Ralph Jenkins cussed today at meeting of the yeS^rdajfromEle^urragh. Johnson, Department of Slate; K. L. HIGH shoe price era road to P street, to 35th street, to Members of the Rainbow Division the roadway next to the building; and of Robert W. Da Forest, and Neville. Department of State; Prof. out through the New Jersey avenue Washington. board of directors of the association Queenstown. Reservoir, to 36th, to T, to 37th, to are arriving In Washington Mrs. August Belmont. John Bassett in the Ebbitt Hotel. Mrs. Sidney R. This makes the G. H. Blakeslee, Clark University; i to western limits. North¬ Veterans entrance or down th«hlll on the Bouth Cornelius N. UHrom Bal.yk.nla- K. Department of SAYS PRODUCER Reservoir, of the to pay If vehicle^ arte to Moore. John D. Ryan, Bliss, Jacobs presided in the absence of the Stanley Hornbeck, ENDED, east: West and Oates from all partii country roadway. required Jr.: Charles D. Norton. Otis Cutler. Mrs. W. B. Andrews. approximately State; J. S. Abbott, Department of to to to and sacred tribute to return to the Senate wingr they may president, ^U^Tnfern^'ai Commerce: F. P. ; Trinidad avenue, Neal, their solemn do so of Mrs. Whitelaw Raid. Harvey D. Gib¬ A'gayly decorated tree will be one Lockhart, Depart¬ I road, to Monnt Olivet by way thB^ntfth roadway S. Ellsworth of New York: 4,120. ment of State; J. P. Jamieson. De¬ era or Jfladensburg the unknown soldier. Their program and park thereon or III otter roadway son. John of the features, and gifts will be BOSTON. November 9..The road, to' and at the Willougljby Walling, Marquis Eaton, presented to each of the acore or more PLAN. partment of State; Robert F. Leon¬ ended City, east to east starts with their presence spaces adjacent. f *,?- E. Scott of Chicago: Mrs. T-A.TEST PEACE ard, Department of State; F. L. Mayer. high shoe prices is practically I*y Benning road, afternoon when the Vehicles going to -the House wins George of kiddies who daily are kept by the of J. O. De¬ and in the near future u at 17th and Anacostia. navjr yard this Frank V. Hammar of St. Ix>uis, Mrs. nursery for working mothers. An Department State; Denbv. -^ ' of wlllf,p,for "Thursdays.Northwest: Massachu- docks. Tomorrow evening, the Capitol will enter the grounds Evans of Philadelphia, John PRICE BFXL. partment of State, and J. L. Donald¬ slble to purchase good shoes *¦ Olympla by way of the south roadway or the George entertainment in keeping with the BY EDWARD State. and $4. I. O. White, president of tne [ setts avenue and Newark to 34th, to »:20 to 9:35 o'clock, they will Skelton Williams. Coleman Worthan Yulstlde spirit will be arranged by a son, Department of to from New Jersey avenue entrance. The Va_; W. W. Morrow of I O White Shoe Company of Bridge¬ i l4>well. Connecticut avenue, to In the rotunda of south roadway side entrances and of Richmond. special committee. Other Activities. told the state board of concili- . <*thfldral, Woodley road to Wiscon¬ conduct services San Francisco, Walter B. Brooks of R. of so¬ port. will adjacent roadways may be used for of Ballston, Mrs. Norman Jenner, chairman LONDON. Legal questions.F. K. Nielson, ation and arbitration yesterday. sin avenue, to Macomb, to Massa¬ the Capitol, and Friday they . Mrs. Rogers the house committee, and Mrs. C. L. street a pou p 'the licitor of the of State; a parking, but the main roadway from H. Frantz and Samuel P. Downing E"*^*VlZ.b"n con_ Department Speaking at a hearing on pro chusetts avenue, 16th and Hamilton march in the funeral procession from the foot of the Va.: Joseph Henry of the board of trustees, repre¬ lrtsh ar golely Chandler P. Anderson, formerly coun¬ of cent in ¬ ' to to hill to the Inter¬ Bush of Columbus. Ohio. question' o{ influenc. posed wage cut 25 per 9th, Buchanan, to 14th. to Var- section of the N'ew Jersey avenue senting the building committee, pre¬ earned the pro selor, Department of State, and Prof. in the Brockton district, facM.t. - mum. to 16th, to Spring road and all the Capitol to Arlington. The position assigned the Red Cross sented routine reports. Mrs. Henry an¬ wit£ ar§»unie baSe(i on the G. Wilson. tories For the Jewish Welfare Board, Dr. entrance will not be available for for the Friday, insr Ulster by , ori«*es fconi George White asserted that the cheaper shoe- west of 16th street. Spring road to chairman of the Army such purpose. cojitlngept procession nounced that the sum of M06 remains changed situafion * Economic questions and merchant be made in St. Louis and thai avenue, to 16th. Cyrus Adler. morning Is on Sd street riorthwest, from the fund used In purchasing the ht8 of ^uthern com- would Colorado will place a wreath on recognition of the g marine.Dr. W. S. Culbertson. Massachusetts manufacturei * th and T to and Navy section, Friday, November II. bead of column of eights resting now occupied by the nursery, Minister j George United States Tariff Com¬ unless .HPridays.37 Tunlaw coffin tomorrow where it will quarters Ireland. Prime Lloyd missioner. were enabled to reduce their wage rtsad, to 39th, to Massachusetts ave- on the unknown's of the remains for Ar¬ Pennsylvania avenue, and it was contemplated to use this a peace mission. and Daniel H. Cox, United afternoon at 3:15 oclock. At 9:35 Departure at 7:45 a.m. Its place in line scales they would be unable to meet ^ine, to Macomb, to Wisconsin ave- women from lington. (Orm money in constructing an outdoor 'Sh?°hV'if""listerwhich, if Lister agreed,as hf could put States Shipping Board. adoed thai ' tomorrow evening noted the 82d western He will be immediately following either secure . competition. KUe, to Woodley road, to 29th, to the at "At 7 a.m. the plaza will be cleared sleeping porch tor the youngsters, Communicaions Leland Harrison, reduction was necessary to all parts of world, gathering for of Division Association. Maj. I. B. Ge- some time next it in tfe of S. the proposed llfpodley road, Connecticut avenue, headquarters of the the admittance troops and has been to assist probably spring. Its counselor embassy; W. Stratton, was to continue in oper- lir Rock creek, to T street, to 37th. the national to permit the formation of parade. row, M. C.. assigned It was decided that, in response to a assent^>r^>utwith hojeiesely Department of Commerce; J. H. Dil- if his plant Lieague of American Pen Women for the formation of the Red Cross march¬ of the flre wrong central };0aturdays.Northeast: 2d and Rhode on the limitation of Traffic restrictions on November 1C Cross section will be recommendation marshal, Brlai®l|s0a Tingle, linger, Department of Commerce: of the Boot and to the conference on ers. The Red trustees will consider the atThe representatives Jttand avenue, Michigan avenue, will conduct a service in will remain in force this day until of nurses, canteen and other the pur¬ Walter S. Rogers. Department of Union charged that 2d and to armaments, after the departure from the composed chase of several flre extinguishers State, and Army and Navy Shoe Workers' 4»d the Capitol- Miss Angela Morgan Capitol overseas workers, production agents IrlB,hfe>dera[jarliamenhtp0^tbhieinlaargdwould officer^. the White factory was being made tMlroad tracks, to T. all east of the come from New York to read an grounds of the remains and escort. home workers, for use by the day nursery. Belfas? For the press.Philip H. Patohin shoe manufacturers Atfove. Northwest: 14th and Buchanan will Except for the temporary clearing and other including parliame^3 be^Wect and Henry Suydam. the "feeler" by original poem, "The Unknown Dead," the District of Columbia Motor Corps. G. Salmon. in the Brockton district in attempts & Georgia avenue, to Rock Creek at this service. of the plaza on the afternoon of W Frank Persons'will be marshal. Archives.D. CJiurch road, to Spring road, to 16th The Clrole Athletic, Club,_ v composed November 9 and the morning of No¬ EMBLEM FROM FATHERS. Disbursing officer.William G. Mc- bcTard announced that the Qu'?" Street, to Varnum street, to 14th, to of under seventeen years of age. vember 11, pedestrians will have ac¬ Neir. t0The would be taken boys cess to Editor.Gaillard Hunt; J. L. Duncan, tion of the reduction Bnchanan. Is among the soores of organisations the Capitol grounds. of Those Who Lost Sons under advisement. that will worship at the bier of 'the mar¬ Attention, Pnblle Order Delegation assistant. Committee. Reservea p tyred dead tomorrow. SENATE HONORS UNKNOWN to Place Gold Star on Bier. money. necessary TEACHERS' COUNCIL lsh have dis- Other Services Planaed. November 11. 8 a.m., Sharp. Assistant Secretary of the Navy B,°*®5n.1?rtt*y.?poses. at When the Senate adjourns today has made arrangements to I DELEGATES Services are to be held places Chamber of Commerce, Roosevelt TO MEET and Arlington it will be to meet at 8:10 a.m. Friday have a gold star emblem placed by a "^Viould'bl'^poweTfuTas'cant: other than the Capitol Peace Monument. of gold star fathers on the 2S* The" chief «*«»*» . f valorous morning, when that body will Im¬ delegation risk sndnng i> in commemoration of the bier of the unknown soldier at the i*uter to n.* Is Called in the late mediately proceed to the scene of Cltr Clnb, at SjMeion to Complete sacrifices of Americans the ceremonies in connection with 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue. Capitol tomorrow night t:J0 It Is an¬ o'olook. it wan announced today. The Will Banneker Club,- Write of war. The the burial of the unknown dead sol¬ S Formation Recently Reor- Board of Trade, action was taken at the request of will conduct public services dier. This was said to be the first ' Washington nounced, and the Oold Star Father* Association of ».' ganized Body. in the lobby of the Y. M. C. A. to¬ time that the Senate had fixed its 15th Pennsylvania Avenue, Illinois. '» convening time at such an early ¦*i Washington Hotel. fathers of JjFormation of the recently reorgan- morrow evening. Problems growing hour. Oold star Washington Week | »¦ are to be at the east side This war will be dia- Home Defense With Police Requested lied teachers' council will be com. out of the world Senator Lodge of Massachusetts the at 8:45. The "Frr!on^efoJes%etU?s°nthft made the motion immediately after Precincts. of Capitol delega¬ the History at a of oussed speakers. will be In the of Dr. C. Though Big fMted meeting the by tion charge delegates! the Senate convened today and It was Motor Corps as Assigned. the P'^^'^eTt"4glve^p of the world for all time the'body in the board of education Senator Willis of Ohio will be the carried unanimously. Following to¬ E. Walcott, secretary of Smith¬ aivthin'I "h« proposed peace involve? Events that will stand out in the history in the Franklin School, No¬ principal speaker at services to be day's adjournment there will be no ODELL S. SMITH, sonian Institution, wlio, during the this week, centering around Armistice chambers held under the auspices of the Wash¬ meeting of the upper body for the Chairman. war, lost a son In the aviation will take place in Washington vember 23, at 7:30 p.m.. It was an¬ ington Hebrew Congregation In the transaction of business until Mondoy. service. values. nounced today by Supt. Ballou in a Eighth Street. Temple Friday evening. thing she greatly day. aUv,ular letter to all school employes. The National Disabled Soldiers' all those wearer* of LIn the communication- Dr. Ballou League will observe Armlstioe day The body of an unknown soldier, typifying al«o notified the various group rep¬ to be held at ASSIGNED their lives for their coun¬ resentatives on the council to with a celebration CANADIAN NON-COMMISSIONED HONOR MEN GEN. PERSHING the uniforms of the United States who gave proceed American League Park Friday after¬ a battlefield and at onoe to call a meeting of their re¬ of the occasion world war, will be brought from French spective units to elect delegates and noon. The honor guest ARRIVE TO LAY WREATHS ON "UNKNOWN" GRAVE TO WALK WITH PRESIDENT try in the at alternates to the organlzaion. "A will be Lieut. W. N. Williams, fi&ld with ceremonies in the national cemetery Arling¬ list of ten to be the oldest veteran of the world buried impressive delegates and alternates will observe his rites ever conducted in this country. caosen by each meeting." said the war, who eighty-fifth to have ton.the most solemn ter. "should be formally certified birthday on January 15 next. It officially decided today will the superintendent of schools not Mrs. R. Emmett Digney of New York Gen. John »g as chief of of the most prominent nations of the world er than the morning of November city, who has b^en selected to place Hje Representatives discussion of affecting the peace one of the three wreath* on the grave assemble in this capital for a problems Heps to reorganize the council were of the unknown at Arlington, will ^'HSe^y6 of the world for all time.a conference probably the most momentous ten at a meeting of the delegates arrive in Washington tomorrow and Srember 1. The proposed reorganl- stop at the Burlington Hotel. She will and epoch making in all history. tion was the the SSSfe demonstration, > formally approved by be the official representative of ereat and impressive Bool board the following day. American war mothers at the cere¬ to Washington many of the greatest gen¬ Persons seleoted by Dr. Ballou to monies at Arlington. Mrs. Digney is s These two events bring 41 meetings of the various Sr&ws. our from all parts of the world, men whose groups a gold star mother, having lost a son erals and statesmen of day, the purpose of electing delegates in the war. written large in history's pages. : Miss Emma S. Jacobs. Miss Rose of ^'ine ft^d Proceed to Arlington In names have been rHardy. Alexander T. Stuart, Miss PLANS hi« *oe Deal, Allan Davis, Miss A M. TRAFFIC COMPLETE. Vice Presi- of a full record of these stirring historic Frank C. ,a.u'®Srted also to have With the object providing ling, Daniel, Stephen E. dentnfnt Poo ldge walk directly to the editions for the three of tamer, Dr. E. G. Kimball, Ben W. for and Cooitag. t The Star will issue enlarged big days Harry O. Mrs. J. W. Preparations reception plac¬ a hig Bide events, arch, Hlne, under the "T of Gen Perching will 11 and 12, with a special souvenir edition on Armistice Aw. Miss E. F. G. Merritt, Miss M. ing on the catafalque great r^ Behind November 10, Shadd, Miss Lucy D. Slows, A. C. dome of the Capitol this afternoon of be Rear Admiral Coontz. These will contain not only the current news of the big «renU nrman, E. A. Clark, W. L. Smith, p...,, wni be Admiral Jones day. of Joseph A. Murphy, Garnet C. the body of the unidentified hero of at?d>»?the latter's right will be Chief on those days, but also many special articles timely in¬ k , transpiring nklnson, J. C. Nalle and Dr. W. 8. the late war to which the nation will rSfft Then will follow former with those events and a num¬ who will ride In a terest and importance in connection large utgomery. final tribute on Friday were com¬ Wilson. pay Ji«« i?nd a short distance in the ber of of news and historic value. pleted this afternoon. r«ar will follow, the member® of the pictures Orders governing the traffic on the Court ten generals and mem- iTH DIVISION VETERANS pltsa during the time the body la In g^eme For the issue on Armistice day there will be a special ROTO¬ the Capitol were issued today by Vice ^ "prMtdwt Harding's right and GRAVURE SECTION. A President Coolldge and Speaker Gillett. .,mo«ron a Sirert line with hlmvill DELEGATION! The military guard of honor, which staff of official aides, and at orders early for the |SENDING will maintain a constant vigil around theirright and within two feet of Place your is same nformation was received today by the catafalque, which the one :? «,rh wlll be the secret Eervice g. Gen. Lloyd M. Brett, U. S. A., used when the martyred presidents To Gen Pershing's left will be Lincoln, Garfield and McKinley lay of aides, and to their left a esident of the 80th Division Veterans' arrived this and his staff of The Star isociatlon. that a special delegation in state, morning secret service man. Three Editions 111 arrive hsre this evening from Pitts¬ established quarters on the ground Big 8tates floor of the Capitol under the ro¬ burgh. Pa., bringing the United tunda. The catafalque was placed flag, the divisional standard and the this afternoon and arrangements TAKES SIMS' PLACE. rfMd star flag of the division, which will completed for the reception of the b» used tomorrow and Friday in con¬ body following Its delivery here by William* to Take Part in November and 12 with the ceremonies for the un¬ Admiral 10,11 knownnectionsoldier. the historic cruiser Olympla. .All who served as member* of the Regulations li Poll. Funeral Bites. Mailed to any point in the United States for division have been instructed to report The regulations governing from 4 Hear Admiral CJtarenoe g. William® t# Gen. Brett at the Senate steps, east o'clock this afternoon until the body front of the Cfcpitol, not later than 10 ha* been de»i«n*ted as one of the "*¦ sk tomorrow morning for th« brief and procession leave* the Capitol (.MmuntatlvflS of the Navy In the nonles at tk« oasket. The 8»th grounds foll aw: funeral oeremorilea 5Mday In ^aee ot Ten Cents win reassemble at 7:4* "Barriers will te provided at all WaMcl. R.al Admiral William B. »«* *bo 1» entrances tir the Mtuiwa and crypt reported to be seriously ill at New- thereunder, the latter bavftur been Rirlcld. R. X. ItJSSh^he^agfbroughtwill also be carried. to the military guard as the world war. ii/wt, assignedv