Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 36

1S, SOCDIER DEAD LANDFROM RUSS 75 Bodies Welcomed in New| York After 10 Years in_ - Lonely Battlefields. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 29.—The last of the returning World War dend—'lsl doughboys who gave their lives for their | country in far-off ' Russia—were homre | today. | After 10 years in lonely graves in the ice-covered Russian tundra and a trip | half way around the world, they re- | ceived the full military honors of the Nation as the United States liner Pres- ident Roosevelt brought them to their home shores. Delayed by Wwintry gales not unlike those faced by that small allied force at the Archangel front during the Win- ter of 1918-19, the ship reached Quar- antine shortly before 3 o'clock this morning. | Official honors started there, with the | destroyer Kane, the municipal tug Ma- com and an airplane escort assigned as & guard of honor for the 10-mile trip ua the harbor to the liner's Hoboken pler. Met by Delegations. Delegations aboard the two escorting #hips reépresented the Nation, the cities of Detroit and New York, the Siate of Michigan, which furnished most of the men for the Russian campaign, and Tepresentatives of patriotic orders. Flags on public buildings in New York were at half-staff, while at the Hoboken pier elaborate military cere- monies were arranged. A special room was set apart for the dead and soldiers of the 16th Infantry assigned as a guard of honor. ‘The Rev. Wallace Hayes of Rutland, Vt., national chaplain of the Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars, through whose efforts the bodies ‘were brought back to this country, was in charge of a memorial service. An- other brief service will be held at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station here to- morrow, after which 56 of the bodies zfloihbe started by special train for De- Cities to Pay Homage. En route to Detroit honors will be paid to the funeral train by various . At North Philadelphia, the first stop, a firing squad and a bugle corps ‘will greet the train; at Harrisburg, Pa., a troop of National Guardsmen will stand at attention while Gov. John S. Fisher delivers an address; at Pitts- burgh, as the train passes there tomorrow night, other honors be paid by World War veterans. Arriving in Detroit Sunday afternoon, the train will be met by an official dele- gation headed by Gov. Frederick W. Green and troops from Fort Wayne. After services at City Hall Square the bodies will be placed in vaults until Dext Memorial day, when they will be laid to rest in a special plot. Of the other bodies, > will be shipped to Washington for bu:ial in Arlington National Cemetery, 2 to Chicago, 1 to New Richmond, Wis.; 1 will be buried here and the remaining 12 will go to various other points, including South Boston, Mass.; Lancaster, Pa.; Danville, IIL.; Marshall, Wis.; Brown City, Grand Rapids, East Tawas, Manistee and Kal- amazoo, Mich.; Missoula, Mont., and Aurora, Ind. —_— Party Bandit Confesses. ZCHAMPAIGN, 111, November 29 (#).— ‘The police said Tuesday that Carl Wil son, Decatur, IIl, confessed to = ipation in the robbery of the Henry H. Harris home on the night of the Army- Illincis foot ball game November 9, when 60 guests were held up and rob- m of ‘éfl,m 'e(:irt'h of je and cur- cy. He named two companions, escaped. One of the hold-up men was slain by police. ADVERTISEMENT. Berlin Style Queen MUNCIE, + | Jones and Albert Nickersan, FRAULEIN ASTA OFFERMANN, Nineteen-year-old mannequin, was chosen queen of the Berlin fashion show. -Associated Press Photo. 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