The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1920, Page 24

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, > 1920, | we Field Marshat’s| 1 to Unidentified | Soldier—Body ir in Abbey. - woxnon, Nov. 11.—Great Britain Qo-day Impressively honored her war Reroes by according a Field Mar- @hal’s funeral to an unknown Brit- ‘warrior, who was buried in West- Alioey, and unvel!ing a per- f@anent cenotaph in Whitehall to “The Glorious Dead." Aside from of the royal family, who in- @hided thres Queens—Queen Mary, Mother Alexandra and Queen of Norway—and a few officials, he only witnesses to either cere- Miony were persons who lost rela- ives in the great war. As “Big Ben," the great clock in the tower of the Parllamont bullding, Pegan td strike the hour of eleven, George, facing the sixteenth entury coffin of the unknown aol- ier, which was resting on a gun car- @rew @ cord that released the Jack draped above the cen. | and after the last stroke of | hour, thousands of people, who } Whitehall as far as one} in either direction, re- absolutely, silent for two min- | a service in the nave the the King stood at the of the grave, the royal ladies and "ranging themselves at either A little band of approxi 100 women in the Abbey re- the most reverent attention. ‘They had been selected for the seats honor because each had lost her i He i id and all her sons. immediate guard for the body ‘Was 00! ‘d of 100 men of all ser- won the Victoria Cross, The pall bearers were Field Marshals and Admirals of the fleet, Including | Viscount Douglas Halg, Karl Beatt Admiral of the Grand Ficet, and Ma- jor Gen. Sir Hugh Trenchard, com- mander of, British alr forces The grave was filled with soll brought m the grave from which the body was exhumed in France| and was covered by what {s known | as the Padre’s Flag,” one of the most famous flags figuring in the re | cent war. This was tiken to France early in the struggle by a chaplain | who used it scores of times ut funerals on the field TRIBUTE IN FRANCE TO UNKNOWN ‘POILU’ AND TO GAMBETTA Body Taken From Grave at Ver- dun and Buried Under, Are de Triomphe. PARIS, Nov. 11.—Official and civil- fan France to-day did honor to the memory of the nation's sons who fell during the great war. Taken from {ts grave on the field of Verdun, the body of an unidenti- fied French “potlu” was carried sol- emnly through the streets and re- burfed under the Aro de Triomphe. 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