Gunnison Valley News | 1925-08-20 | Page 7 | Bryan Laid at Rest in the National Cemetery

Bryan Laid at Rest in the National Cemetery 'fit . ' a ',r r I Casket containing the body of William Jennings Bryan, with military escort, being carried out Into the tent erected over the grave in Arlington National cemetery because of the rain that fell during the funeral. Photograph transmitted trans-mitted over A. T. & T. wires from Washington. American Traps a Jap Traitor I Us ' r f ; ? ! 1 ; hY4i '- I Frank E. Jordan, shown with his wife, Tokyo representative of the Otis Elevator company of Cleveland, was approached by Seljiro Suzuki, with the offer to sell secret naval information. Jordan communicated with the police, who asked him to continue negotiations. When Suzuki came to Jordan's office he was arrested. The Japanese police are high In their praise of Jordan's action.