Order of March in Hero Cortege to Arlington and Capitol
The procession starts at 8:30 AM from the Capitol East Front for the Arlington National Cemetery and the unknown American in the World War. President Harding and top officials attend the funeral escort with a long list of military units and civic organizations marching to the amphitheater for the last rites and national observances.
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Capitol
Arlington Nnd National Cemetery
Catafalque
Atherotunda
Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Aqueduct Bridge
H H Bandholtz
Department of Washington
Lieut. Perry
H N Cootes
Col. C
Babcock
Washington Barracks
Wacome
Composite Foot Regiment
William C Rivers
W . J. Hartigan
A. G. Kirk
William Oshmann
C P George
G S Patton
C¢ H Brent
Lazaron
D B Frasier
J T. Axton
Low Warriors
Thea Marine Band
Harding
West Executive Avenue
John T. Axton
America
Harding Wall Dalivar
Métro
Didizna Toe
Marek
Fipet Purest Northwest
Military Training Camps Association
Delegations Map For Hero’s Funeral Cortege Assembly
Organizations across multiple streets assign assembly points for the hero’s funeral cortege. Delegations include Confederate and National groups, Veterans associations, women’s war services, Jewish and Catholic groups, and patriotic societies, reporting promptly at specified blocks along B Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
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laWsva Svente
Logan
D. Brown
North Capital Street
National War Mothers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Military Order of Foreign Wars
Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States of America
Lm, McBride
W. Sy Wil Aswlat
New Jersey Avertue
Navy League of the United States
National Association of Naval Vetérana
Society of “World
Mis. J. A
Waiton, A
Will Asaiet
John Marshal
American Library Association
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York
Overseas’ Service League
Red Cross Overseas’ Service League
Women’s Overseas’ Service League
National Catholic Welfare Council
American Detonse Society, Inc. Rotary Club
Boelery of
Cincinnati
Daughters of Cinciminati
Bens of the Revolution
Daughtery of the
Hens of the
the Children of the
Daughters of 1812
Latiegs Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lisut
Autec Club
Missouri
Maine
W. C. Ay
Maryland
Ava
Fittes
Daughters of Union Veterans
Nation to Pray at Noon In Memory of Unknown
Government call for a nationwide moment of prayer at noon memorializes unknown soldiers and aligns with a broader religious observance. Federal church leaders coordinate services, aiming to unite churches worldwide amid calls for arms limitation and peace. Governors promote the observance, spreading the program across states.
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Hardines
Federal
Canna of Charcheb
Carietta Ameries
Ih Sdpie Stata
Isenet
Unions to Observe Day in 400 Cities
Demonstrations under labor organization attention will be held in about 400 cities today for Armistice or Arminta day celebrations. The American Federation of Labor announced the events, including parades and case meetings, organized to promote unity among workers.
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Armintiga
American Federation of Labor
Herve Gees
Armistice Day Sacred Over World Says Fooh to Legion
Pittshureh Nov 10 Marshal Fooh addressed the American Legion urging Armistice Day be made sacred worldwide. He praised World War sacrifices and urged unity to honor the fallen and heal nations. Also note: Francis H. McKnight elected captain of the Princeton cross country team succeeding Allen Swede.
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Fooh
The
Legion
Pittshureh
Aaso Fam
Prapa
Marshal Fooh
Américan Légion
Barbiras
SPECIAL NOTICES AND USED ITEMS IN A CITY MARKET
An assortment of notices includes creditors seeking settlement after purchasing a grocery business, a report of an incident near Fourth and Pa Avenue where a Capital car struck an elderly person, and various local ads for furniture chairs repairs gear and real estate listings. The items show 19th century community notices, business services, and commercial property details.
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Giristiana
Centennial
Benjamin Broin
Bad
Millanith
Ae Fendall
Liston
Carreioco
WEST
Wisconsin
Star Parsh
Deesbey
Carey A. Davis
Casey Casey
Reishee
Fe Wraniee
Bal Muetson
Gard
Ustoeniiar
ABWA
Pie Commercial
Ind Poarant
Fishda Avenue
Telio
West Virginia
Fitteenth
Zohlng Commission of the
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Lemn
Patsson
Zsytor
Bratt
O'Connor
Janson
Madea Gorgt
WoodAll
Torpatto
Man Délaney
Bawhders
Hugh Rodman
Charles P. Phunkett
W C. Neville
C Shanie
W G. Haan
Dc Itlekaras
Henry B
Young
Milea
Willings
Bliss
Maj White
Shorts
Lejeune
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Military Order of the Loyal Legsion of
Imperial Order of the Dragon
National Association of Naval Veterans
Society of World War Veterans, Inc
Jewish Veterans of the World War
World War Veterans
Northwest
Colored Veterans of the War
Grand Army of Americana
Hed Cross
Salvation Army
M.C
Knighte of Columbus
Jewish Welfare
Gveteess Service League
Overseas League
Gwents Ih
Apolitan Opera Company
Renwlating
Mike Rosa Pouselle
Mish Yennne Gor+doh
Morgan Kidigaton
William Gustafson
Uprestic
Sncrifve
Shera
Licht
Baron Jacques
Bari Beatty
Marshal Foph
Armiad de Dina
Baeviggh
Brent
Thera
Hamilton Fish
Maw York
Mra
Emmett Pigney
Amar War Mathers
McGuddis
Plenty Coos
Crow Nation
Dune
Vietory
Hugh Mille
American Field Service
W R. Henry
Inspector General's Department
Third Street
Reda
Fennsylvania Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare ‘Board
L. B. Gerow
Patriotic Societies
Post Toasties
J. P
Battis
Bona Oz Htermalis
Pede
Ana
Mastin
Atte
John W. Thompson, Inc
15Th St. NW
the Crown Restaurants
Virginia Burley
Eee
Old Virginia
Magruder's Fine Groceries
Conn. Ave
K St. N.W
Bellevue Farms
and A la Carte Service
Bellevue Bantam
G St. N. W
Wutrtin Eena ET Simpson
Ferguson
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