Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
-AST RITES HELD
FOR ROOSEVELT

CnNIiNIIn FROM FACE ONE
pore me tuiunclS friends IN life and
y hu ltG hrcn cent hy the city ~
ew Norh 10 act ~ "A guard OF
! onor
\ ifuunI tho shore of u pond lik .
Vet ~ oyster Ray, and over u smu u
l the roricgc moved tn reach the
5hlrch. a green frame structire with
roof sIrmuuntcd by n Hteeplc In
Hhich WIS the bell which soon was
N toll IN" passing OF the nations
)sh president
Here standing on the slippery hill
|orks which are the lawns OF some
n The c'Inncls ncighbors. were
batting towuapcople HecjNIse OF the
mlioi seating capacity Of Christ
| lfch these villagers 10 whom the
olon" hAd long been friend and
'ghhor had not found admittancc
hey uncovered their heads as the
basket vas horne into the church anr
fdlei outside until the reryyccs
pore over and the procession started
p the cemetery
The sun had passed the meridian
4nd The stained glass windows caught
nf hr'l ils rnyS M the caskct was
irrIed up the aisle and placed close
The altar
minrnt Men Present
w INC p"wS were men who are
| mne 'hr foremost ~ the countrv's
lfens Vice President Thomas u
|NHshall represented President Wi.
~ Gen Icyion G. March, chief Of
Yhr N 'hr army. and Admiral &.
NcR WIN low. represented tho mill
tN aui naval services. And Secte-
Aiy lauc the cabinet william How
Tar who upon Colouel Rouse
|'is death, became the only hving
pfc.'ADi' charles Evans Hughes.
M Root United states Senator
l'nfy cabot lodgc OF Mnsanchus-
Nai Gen Leonard wood Vice
Nm'rI ii"avcs. Henry l. Stimaon
fr'HtN ~ war IN Rooscvelts cabl-
y Gov \ff"d T.. Smith NJ New
VIZ Speaker Champ Clark and
'Wrr NWrHkrr ! 81 Cannon. of the
W." ~ n"prc sentatives. were pres
70 paw their last tribute on behalf
me nation, congress. the state and
."p'.iH The diplomatic CORPS
nr'on also was represented
H'nN "i"t'hs and floral tributes.
4 Nh.'h 'hcrr had not been room
me N'f'Worc nm home. filled tho
wren N'h fragrance one which
~ sem p" iho Woosevelt home and
u h'onrh' io the altar was the
lhple NJ President Wilson.
pr IhImnpc i,cn.is scryi,c.
X IuWlse. with Ulshop
.'s''7 "' Long Island. seated In the
U'i' 'r1d the sentences. Psalms
l ~'Iu'IrN Lessons. which are u
VI. '' 'N" Protestant Episcopal fu-
"f. i'r- The former presidents
',"n'r h'wu "llpw Firm Foun.
'n NIs r",itrd bv the rector. In
INtN'" io the Roosevelt fam.
u'N'' mat an music. even 10 the
''n ''.NHtry hc omitted when
''N' IutllN 20 the Lords Prayer
y, "ufi'rt'lun ioined
I.h d' m" Fravcside was
"'VN ~" more impressive The
N''h n'unrl Nooscvclt himself
iS HIS burial plnce In
L "A i"''ng spot IN the peaceful
~, I''Hlur cemetery. At the
Stop" ana beyond the puhlic
Im"'' h"rc ~ "A cove wh,ia he
Pound VI i"hR isIhhu
sr 'r distant, hut concealed from
lbs. ii' ~ the woods I'm which
/. '.'u' ",s wont Ia roam. stands
an, 'u.''' nm home. To which h,s
I~.V n''IFh' him when he was \
tor '' IrccS stand about this
.s,. ANl today the winter grasses
Iro, N'.h'" through the thinning
t,.'. n',' stood tho Rooseyel, ,,miIy
h.'I IN, boys who are abroad. ana
Io... '''h"r a- the cnskei Its his
fi, ''fN nov removed. WINS Iow.re,
' ground Ncar al hand Io,L
,. '''"-rr'lv. were men IN nuh.
ns,. s,i private NE who mad bcen In
l,oo.a. associated with Coionel
~, 'n affairs ~ state polite.
Grt...' ana the army. roughrlder-
N .,.I tor whom sarnmore IIlllI
'7s w. h" almost hallowed r,onnd
vi, .N' on from the village school
ln, . h" colonel seni hls nwn
'"' daughters. They formed a