Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 50

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER, 11, 1921. Body of England’s unknown hero lying in state in Westminster Abbey— a tribute to all British dead of the great war. The entire royal family attended . the impressive funeral ceremonies. Tuternational. Gen. Pershing decorating the tomb of England’s unknown warrior in Westminster Abbey. The Congressional Medal of Honor, highest award for valor given by the United States, was placed on the grave of the hero. At right of Gen. Pershing is the dean of Westminster, in clerical garb. ‘Wide World Ploto, Body of unknown French soldier arriving at the Arc de Triomphe, in Paris, for burial. Gen. Pershing placing the Congressional Medal of Honor on cushion over grave of unknown French soldier buried un- The casket. draped in the French tricolor, was conveyed through the streets of Paris on a der the Arc de Triomphe. The ceremony was witnessed by the French president, the American ambassador and six field gun. o marshals of France. e i i i i ies. Marshal Ferdinand Foch, victorious commander of the allied Gen. John J. Pershing, leader of the United States forces Gen. Armando Diaz, famous leader of the I‘(al%sz_n;:nu::: Caderwood. armies in the world war. . in France. WA, DHlurris & Ewing. Tainting by J. Suran,