Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-21
Impressive Services at Rotun- da of Capitol Are Attended by President and All Official Washington.
ANNAPOLIS CADETS
 IGNORED AS ESCORT
Services at Arlington Are Sim pie, but All Over the World Where Warships Lie, 19 Gun Salutes Are Fired.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

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 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-Ad- miral George Dewey. hero of the battle of Manila Bay and the worlds ranking naval officer, was buried at Arlington National Gem etery today after solomn ceremon- ies, reflecting the nations final tribute of honor and affection.
 Two services were held, the first a private home ceremony, and the second an impressive service in the rotunda of the Capitol where the President, the supreme court, the cabinet, the Senate and House. the diplomatic corps and others prominent in official and civil life, went to honor publicly the dead hero.
 Thousands Line Streets.
 Afterward through streets lined with thousands the notable com pany and large escort of military and naval forces followed the casket to Arlington.
 Cadets Are Escorts.
 The midshipmen from Annap- olis. remembered -. the admiral while he was on his death bed as my friends. were given the sig nal distinction of honor escort, and in compliance with his re- quest they alone accompanied the body from the residence to the Capitol and later were the only military unit to enter the ceme- tery in organization formation.
 Funeral Is Brief.
 Though arranged with care to express a national tribute. the fu- neral and burial ceremonies were both simple and brief. There was nc funeral oration at the home or the Capitol. Both services were conducted according to Episcopal rites. the first being read by Dr. Roland Cotton Smith. the family minister and the second by Chap lain J. B. Frazier, who was the Olympia's chaplain at Manila Bay Chaplain Frazier also conducted the commitment service when the body was laid in the mausoleum.
 All Work Stops.
 During the services the entire machinery of the federal govern ment was halted. Private business was suspended an hour and all flags were at half mast.
 Salutes Over World.
 Observances of a similar kind were held on every American na- val vessel afloat and were em- phasized by the firing at noon by every senior ship of a salute of 19 guns. two more than the regu- lations prescribe for an admiral. The imposing procession moved a; If step from the Capitol to Arling. n, and entered the cemetery grounds 70 hours after it had started. As il )und slowly out of the city. across Q Potomac and began the approach roufh the Virginia hills the batter 5 at Fort Myer began at minute in. rvals a 19-gun salute. Later. when Q casket was placed in the vault. the lute was repeated.
 At the head of the procession rough the cemetery marched the and their band. As they ared the vault they divided into two lumns. between which passed the E draped caisson bearing the casket. flowed by Chaplaln fraZler ana Dr- nth. the President and the cabinet Id ranking officers of the army and wy.
 Sailors Bear Casket. Twelve sailors from the Presidential lcht Mayflower and the seamen gun ITS school bore the casket to the ult and placed it as the midship- ems band played Nearer, My God, , Thee"
 Bugler Sounds Taps" The last service was read and then squad of midshipmen fired three
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