Show A MOURN RN GREAT GREA T AM AMERICAN AMERICA REG REGRET i REI OF f I WORLD fOR FORR B R 0 U UN N IVERS At Rulers and School Chil Children Rich and Poor o of U. U S. S Pay Tribute to Career of Sterling Americana lil BAY X N. Y Jan Jun 7 This i.-This Tina v village on Long Island Sound Soun whose chief claim to fame for years has been that it was the home o or of I Theodore Roosevelt is in ill deepest mourning tonight The Th thoughts ut ur I every avery are arc arc centered on the II simple but bitt ut I none the tho less hess solemn Corer cerer mony with jih which wIdell the former fOlmer l President President dent ent will be he laid to rest tomorrow the thc entire nation is mourning mourn mourn- ing i g the passing passing- of a a great man the thc grief of the people of Oyster Buy Bay i is more moie personal for thc they l 1 as a neighbor and a friend Notwithstanding Not the request of or Mrs Irs Roosevelt nOose that that- n flowers s r no Le be c J floral t tributes tIes cs arrived a t 1 I t pf-d pf Y J. J nih lIb b A no names of or most t. t of OI the tho donop wc were withheld I t Children One of or the tho made up ull of oC C pint nn and white carnations served to awal u many memories within the family camil circles circle It came from frolli the of or tho Cove COYO school where the a and d daughters oC- oC Colonel first studied reading and 1 writing back bik In Inthe Inthe Inthe the days davs before their r noted internationally It was Colonel Hoo custom c for Cor man many X years to Pay puy a U L visit on lIn cad cae Christmas da day to the Cove Enc year cu ho he sont nt n 1 Christmas tr tri nn I Lift ift for l the e eJ J pupils J D But il on th the last latt st Christ Christmas h i i mas of or hl his lila life ho he wa va was leaving House House- c velt hospItal an and amid the tho presents vcr distributed IJ by Capt CC noo Koose c- c velt In his lug stead It was these heso bo boand boys and girls who contributing pennies dimes un und and quarters went vent t tan l' l i ian an Oyster Ba Bay Bait fl and amid sent t l to i Sagamore Saga moro more lUll Hill tho the tribute not the least vel wel welcome come amon among the floral pieces which s st Sf overfilled me lIle hIU HI UH mj 1111 th there rc no room for 0 them nil nIJ not kept in the house were sent t ti 1 Christ's Christs church Holiday for or Little Little J All il the students st in Iii Oyster nay Day school will have e a half halt holiday ay tomorrow A. A B. B the principal in addressing addressing ad all told told- them thel dressing today leg lessons would vo be suspended not si st sithey the they could lla play In Iii the he streets but tim tha in iu i-iu j i in IU oc d' d C. C I ii nory n- n ni i or ory of ot theiN friend and neighbor I fI figure ure had once been BO to familiar 1 1 t them Im em Capt received t a b. cablegram today toda from Col Theodore Theo Theo- dote dore Roosevelt Jr sa saying inS that he lie an ant his brother Kermit both bolh with the tho American force In Europe were cre to together beth or cablegram In reply Archibald 1 sent a a. 0 co Theodore said atu aiso amso in ii me Jut that Dr Richard Derby husband 01 oi Ethel ithel Roosevelt wan wa at one once Lieutenant Colonel Derby for Cor America Am Is It in tho medical corp corps i having 1 Mrs Derby for or Franco France early In the war Wal Is at Sagamore Hill HIlI Ilu e Mrs I noo Roosevelt elt c today toda- received e he following cablegram from lom lUng King George Ceorge o of oi Ingland The Tho queen and I have o hoard heard with feelings of ot deep dep regret of ot the tho death of oC your distinguished husband and nd we In lit offer our most sincere sympathy your our Irreparable loss Wo We had a personal personal personal per per- regard for him hint and we always enjoyed meeting meeting- him ire Jle will be friends in this country count missed b by man many to whom ho endeared himself attractive character and many This Timis was ono one of more grams grains and cable messages into Oyster Ba Bay for fot Mra 3 during tho the night rhe They came camo I vate yate citizens Rough RouSh Riders dors ministers congressmen congressmen- all aU ranks and distinction nn and t too 00 Alexandra mother of oC cabled tIme the following I am nun indeed grieved Kric l he X cl death ath of or your great leat and 10 whom I 1 had tho husband for fOl 1 m my lIe deep ell regard Please o accept lom JU loss path pathy on the Irreparable suffered I n cnn of or prom In en Man Many persons at nt Sagamore amoro Hill today toda and t bo be many more tomorrow Rep Cuba came Carlos CalloN Manuel minister to tho United 2 Z J 1 Continued on Pago Iago r IA 1 LA Y ROOSEVELT ROOSEVEL T TO REST TOD TODAY Y i Continued d from fro frol l Page 1 Forcade of ot the thc Cuban hoU house house- e o ot representatives athes and Cayetano do 10 h Quesada vice consul After telling Captain Roosevelt elt how high was ws the tho esteem In which the Cuban people held hIs hla father the they IlIf Informed him that at nt atthe atthe the request of oC tho pe people lle of ot Cuba the government o proposed to 10 erect In Havana havana Ha Ua- vana ana a a monument t to the hO colonel Another Sagamore II hilt Hill caller wa waCol was wa Col Alexander Alexan er t medical me corps U. U S. S A. A who had lind at nt various l times at attended itt itt- tended tho the colonel After tN talking Mrs Irs Roosevelt ll he ho said sho was wa beaTIng bearing tip up remarkably bl well She possessed NI traits trait of ot character which wore wele proving I her support t now hn said adding that the American people had little realized how much the former Cormer President de depended do- do on Mr Mrs Roosevelt throughout his 13 career Wilson Ullon VIl on Cable A n I Captain Roosevelt replied today to the cablegram In which President Wilson Wilson Wil Wil- I son expressed to Mrs fr Roosevelt his sympathy for tOl h her hr r loss The message was dispatched In New c York b Hooker who was trea treasurer of oC tho old I I Progressive hc national committee and who was as a Sagamore visitor to today to- to lay Jar In his response to the President Captain Archibald said ald President Woodrow Wilson on American Amer mer I lean ican Peace Mission Paris Parl France Francc P Permit mo nit m to thank You oU on behalf of ot Mrs f Roosevelt c for tor your our courteous message of oC sympathy Archibald D D. Roosevelt noose Captain Twenty sixth ty-alx ty th J Infantry Besides the tho callers caller's at nt Sagamore Hill today toda long IonS distance message messages messages' mes mes- sages sages' sage camo came from Vice leo Ire President Marshall Marshall Mar Mar- shall In Washington and Gov Alfred AlfredI I l 11 Smith In Albany Alban Each ch talked with Captain Roosevelt extending personal sympathy and said aid ho hI would attend tho the funeral tomorrow Jans Are Arc Prepared sor or Simple Funeral al Oyster cr nil Ray Ilay N K KY Y Jan 7 Theodore j Roosevelt will bo be burled hero tomorrow aa as a n. plain American citizen and not riot as asa asa a former President of ot tho the United States In accordance with his own on wish Ills His body will bo be laid at rest In a a. plot of oC his own selection In tho the village 0 como como- tory tery not fat far from Sagamore Hill hIllI which ho bo loved so 80 well I Tho The only funeral rites will t bo the tho simple Protestant Episcopal service It Jt will be read by tho re rector tor of ot tho little country countr church where ho hR had worshiped wor wor- d with his family There will be benone benone none of tho the pomp and circumstance nI as associated associated n- n with the passing of ot great I I men but tho pr presence senCe of or vice Vleo I dent Marshall who will alIt represent President Pres ident Wilson Oen Peyton Peton C. C March representing tho the army and Admiral C. C the navy will add to t I the tho ceremony the dignity of or the nation I ClOut FrI Friends Friend uw Invited A tow few of ot the noted men mOn who were t I I Co Roosevelt's oUs closest friends have havo hloI been Invited to the tho tl o funeral They The in- in Senator Henry Cabot C Lodge e and 1 I Charles Evans E Hughes hotl Another mourner mourn mourn- or er will bo ho William II n. Taft raft whose I friendship for Mr Ir Roosevelt Roosevell had b been t p re established more than a year car ago abo I Senator Lodge and Mr lr Hughes are ox- ox 1 f ted to arrive carl early tomorrow and andI I will cill upend spend most of the tho morning with i t the family at Sagamore Hill Hili The former Presidents President's bod body was wasi i 1 t. t placed tonight ht for tOl tho the first time In tho the plain oak casket In which It will be lie taken tomorrow to Christ church where i thE tho services er 5 aro to bo be held H Id at 12 lZ 5 I o U clue ri ims UlIS asKe appe appears appers rs only i a a. brief Inscription tho tho name namo Theodore Roosevelt eH and the dates of ot his hla birth and death I. I Only tho the Immediate Imm family tamU of ot Colonel Colonel Colo- Colo nel nd Roosevelt elt will bo present at tho prayer service which will bo be conducted conduct conduct- ed cl by Rev George orRe E E. Talmage who Is Isto 1 to officiate at atthe the the church f of t which ho Is the rector Rough Hough IU Riders elN to Attend A contingent of or rough roush riders riden who ho served ened under tho colonel coonel during durnS' tho the Spanish war are aremon among mon tho those c who will occupy places of or honor at tho the funeral service Included erl among them aro Col John C. C Greenway of oC Ariz fa famous famous fa- fa amous a- a football an and baseball player In hi his college da days who returned recently from In Franco France MaJ Rocoo Channing former orm r Princeton tackle MaJ Robert nobert Channing on ono tennis ten ten- I nil nin player Capt W. W r E. E Dame Damo of ot Las Vegas N. N St St. It and lind Capt Arthur F K Cosby Cos Cos- by active In iii the work of oC th the military training camps a association during tho the war 1 r Among Among- tho the di distinguished persons who vlao besides s tho the fort forty members of ot the congressional dee delegation an and representatives represent represent- U es of ot numerous civic patriotic and nodal or will bo be present are arc Former ormer President William II ir Taft Gen Peyton C March forch representing tho the I I Winslow rop- rop arm army Admiral C 1 leH j. j re the na navy 00 Alfred l- l L. L L Smith and blent Jov Go Harry Wall Walker Waller er Charles F. F hughes United States son sen elect ator-elect Truman Ie IC va various various various va- va rious othU l' members of or Congress und and the state I legislature lature G sorE A. A Olynn Clynn chairman of ot tho the Republican tite stI committee com com- Commissioner loner or of orew New ew rod Vork and Col Arthur Woods a former commissioner former United States Senator Be o Cifford Im I'm- eliot chat nn and James J M. M Dock BOCK Washington V Officials Official Leave for Funeral t. t 1 a Jan 7 j r sl Marshall arshall acting its ds tho the personal 1 representative rep rep- of oC President Wilson Vilson committees committees com corn of tho the Senate and House and and- representatives of oC tho state war ar and amI Washington ton to tonight tonight to- to navy departments left lett night to for Oyster DA nay flAy N Y to attend the tho funeral tomorrow of ot Theodore Roosevelt President W Wilson at Paris sent a personal cablegram to Mr Ir Marshall to today tolay to- to lay day asking ln that he ho attend the tho funeral as tho Presidents President's representative c Later Mr fr frIlson Wilson Ilson rent fOnt an nn official proclamation tion to the tho American pe people In which ho he paid high tribute to Mr fr Roo Roosevelt eH e and directed that flags on alt all government govern govern- I ment buildings gs bo be displayed at half suitable mn mast t for Cor thirty days S and that military and naval nl honors honor be bo rendered I f i ct Forbidden Inquiries les as to wh why vl government de departments 00 ts were not ordered closed ue-I ue the funeral revealed re that an act passed In hi 1893 forbids such marks or ot respect to former government o officials As far Car as ns possible however howe government govern govern- The Senate Sen Sell activities t will cease net ment 1 Thursday Thurs Thurs- Thursday ate ato adjourned over o tonight ht until will meet for Cor only a dR day and the House brief session Most lost committee hear- hear abandoned were jugs set for Cor tomorrow Gen Oen Peyton peon C C. March larch chief clief of ot staff atthe atthe at atthe department war will represent tho the the funeral Assistant s Secretary 11 lIam llam Phillips will act for tho the state de department de- de and Rear Admiral Cameron nt Md Winslow Indo was wae name named b by Secretary depart dopart- Daniels to the navy nan ment meat Congressional Delegation Jf About Aboul tort forty senators and representatives representatives en- en comprised tho congressional which left let h here re today In funeral party part three special cars accompanied by Sen Son Senate Senate and sergeant-at-arms sergeant ate and House other officers Tho The Senate delegation Massachusetts with Senator Lodge of ot tho the Republican on leader as chairman In Include Include In- In New aw York clude dude Senators Calder of oC oCaw Johnson of ot California Knox of or Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Penn Penn- sylvania Kellogg of ot Minnesota 1 Poindexter Poin- Poin Curtis of or Kansas Kansas Kan Kan- dexter doxter of oC Washington Ohio Chamberlain of Harding of sas Oregon Smoot of oC Utah Phelan ot of California Cal Cal- Henderson of Nevada 0 Gay of ot Louisiana King of Utah Martin of and Sutherland Sutherland Suther Suther- Kentucky New c of ot Indiana land of oC West cst Virginia Oth Other r fJ senators left lert on later trains Tho The Senate committee was enlarged under revised plans mado made today todar be because because be- be cause some senators originally appointed appointed ap ap- pointed on the tho committee were unable to leave lea Majority Leader Loader Martin while others were absent from Wash Washington I n gt o n. n Speaker r Clark Goes Goe Members o of the tite House committee In Included Included In- In ChIded Speaker Clark Cark and Representatives tives Shorley Shere of ot Kentucky Webb ebb of North orth Carolina Flood Food of or Virginia Dent of ot Alabama Sherwood of or Ohio Pa Padgett ctt of e. e Stedman of North orth Carolinn Caro Caro- aro- aro linn lina l- l of ot Louisiana RIordan of Ne New York of ot Illinois Illinois' Gallivan Gallivan Gal Gal- livan hivan of ot Massachusetts ett Smith o ot of f New Ne NewYork York Mann of or Illinois l of or Michigan Gillette of or Massachusetts ot of Minnesota Cooper of ofis Wisconsin Wis is con ln Kahn of ot C California Butler a of Pennsylvania Mott tott of oC New York Hicks of Now York Chandler of ot Ne NeW y York Cannon of oC Illinois of of Illinois 1111 Illi nois and Bowers of ot West Virginia n Representative Kitchin of ot North orth Carolina tho the Democrat leader el who is- is at tho the bedside of his daughter In mond mend Vo Vat ra was waa unable to accompany tim tho part party French President Cables Sympathy I Paris J Jan Jati n. n 6 As G.-As As soon floon as President enl hoard of ot Colonel Roosevelt's noose death eath 11 he sent aunt 1 a cablegram of ot sympathy sympathy th thy to Mrs 1 Roosevelt lie llo also telegraphed tele tele- graphed r to Co Col Theodore Roose- Roose volt Jr and Capt Kermit Roosevelt who ho are uro with tho the American arm army of ot occupation at Cobl uy Rene neno Viviani former ormer premier said today todar concerning tho the death eath of ot former President Roosevelt I learn with grief of or tho the death of ot friend of ot France ranee llo was IVas a a. mis mis- mission I can him during durin our sion of oC 1917 1117 to America I 1 can cIn Foe hear heal a a. a aln n him In Now Nos York and I I can OU his hla first words word to mo met I and my |