Andrew Moore lived alone and died alone. He was raised in an orphanage, never married and outlived his friends. For his last 40 years, the World War II veteran slept on a couch in a rent-Âcontrolled efficiency apartment in the nationÂ’s capital. The 89-year-old pensioner died in December with no will, no instructions and no next of kin. He lay in a cold room at the D.C. medical examinerÂ’s office, where the unclaimed dead are usually destined for a nameless pauperÂ’s grave. Instead, on Friday, Moore was given a heroÂ’s sendoff at Arlington National Cemetery. A uniformed honor guard escorted MooreÂ’s...