Wilson Favors Armistice Day observance plan
President Wilson urged that on Sunday November 14 the flag be flown at half mast on public buildings and military posts to honor American troops who served in World War I. He supported religious services nationwide and noted Armistice Day as a moment to remember those who died for America and to reflect on the nation’s path to peace.
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