Armistice Day honors unknown soldier as world moves toward arms talks
Nations opened a Washington conference on armaments and the Pacific amid hopes it will curb military programs and ease tax burdens. The unknown soldier was laid to rest in the Capitol rotunda as President Harding led memorial tributes and a national procession to Arlington.
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