Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1921, Page 77

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, 1. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1921 — I N President Harding making his address in the amphitheater at Arlington. A voice over the entire country. Blaze of light.on night of November 11, with the dome of the Capitol standing out through the rays of powerful searchlights. One of the fe. tures of illumination of entire downtown section of Washing- International President Harding and Gen. Pershing marching on Pennsyl- Chief Plenty Coos, chief of the Crow nations, representing vania avenue in the funeral the Indians of the United States, places a war bonnet and coup procession of the unknown stick on the tomb of the unknown American warrior at hero. Arlington. Nutional Plota o, National Photo Co, Committal service by Chaplain Brent at tomb of the unknown soldier. Nutional I'hoto. = n . 7 - f i legati f world war heroes bearing the body of unknown soldier into the Arlingto Arrival of caisson bearing body of unknown soldier at entrance of Arlington amphitheater after march fiomx?.‘“afi.,ffl.’.’.:fio" Picked delegation o amphitheater throu ggh e sou¥h Aty o the Arlington National I'hoto.