The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1921, Page 22

a THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, t | je 5 lyn, where he was/and was carried from the field.” Ad-| throughout the country, have been in- meee aie tL a heat A PHENIX PRODU THE REV. Di. WILLIAM 8 HUB-| CHARLES K. MORSE, Sergeant,| attending the burlal of the Unknown BELL, 25th ‘Connecticut Infantry, now | Company J. 2d New. York intantry,| Soldier, | a a You'll k iat eighty-four yo n y ‘rance— y ASHIN' IN, Noy. 7.—The ly a | Brevet Major—-At "|"in the Wilderness, May 6, 1863, rushed |of America's unknown hero will arrive bs never know if Sept. 30, 1864, headed party to the enemy's lines, took the fag from! Washington Wednesday afternoon| Fich, creamy cream cheese stormed the fort and captured it. | a color-bearer who had been mortally bent a Oil tein cinta te one! ir ntil you've tasted & large number of prisoners. Dr. Hub- | wounded, and carried it throughout the| or evening, and will lic in state in the vor U y' bell is connected with the Sabbath Com- | fighting.” Residence, 1039 xington| rotunda of the Capitol until Friday, It} ¢he cheese with ‘‘PHILA- mittee at the Bible House and lives at| Avenue was announced to-day. DELPHIA” Brand printed Bretton Hall CAPT. WILLIAM H. MATTHEWS,| The public and those official delega- rand print DR. RGE W. BRUSH. 48th Regi-|Company 6, 22d Maryland Infantry,| tions and societies which have been| on the package. OR. y E, ment, New York State Volunteers | now seventy-seven years old. Born in 0 plac + years old: reaigne ain—On, ene r . a KShepoo Rivers Ss. May. 1866, |e ee a ey and: aithonct|tunda from 8 A. M. until 10 P. M., ——— now elg! ears old. Born in & number of enemy ‘and, although “commanded a boat which, by repeated | wounded in the left hand, ‘a| Thursday, but no one will be admitted be ce,|after that hour during the solemn | night preceding interment at Arling- ton trips, rescued some 400 men from a stranded steamer under a feree fire of| y Twelve Holders of Congres: | shot .and, shall trom ® Gontejorate so: a . now est honors known to their race by fans fi tong Avenue and Dean Street, Brooklyn. | seventy: tour years olde! rap. OW | our American Indian chiefs, each sional Medal to Take Leading | ‘fi4ixnp fie . gath New York seventy: four years old —"In Mobile Bay.| . trbal hero, will pay to the unknown i Battery, now, seventy-cight years old: !broken up by being killed and wounded, | dead at Arfington on Friday the high- | : } i Part at Arlington. born eh Engiishman, but. enlisted allhe ansisted’ in’ carrying ‘them bei teh CREAR pth Bed outbreak of war—At Spottsylvania,¥inen took a place at the gun and coi May 12, 1864, “brought his guidon off|tinued the Mghting.” Address, No, 39) | Placing upon the casket a coup stick ‘The twelve New York holders of|the fiela in safety after it had een ibth Street, Brooklyn. Jand rae Bonnet Fenty Comes the a seiiere 4 re ee lost by his horse becoming furious from| In reward for Civil War exploite,| Crows; Lone ‘olf, of the Kiowas, had OE eet nia i : on the burat of @ shell.” Resides No. 61} 1.790 Congressional Medals "of Yonor}and Amos Red Owl and Stranger e highest decoration which lount Vernon, hh awarded, and of those who Horse of the Sioux were chosen to : United States Gove-nment can be-|Mivid ghee fom Copy. Company FF, confer the decoration by 'Y ought to be! . When a woman is a PRESTO BAKING stow, have been invited to take @/)64th New York Infantry, now seventy- War sioner of Indian Affairs Birke Means GOOD Cheese va- ars old and Post Office employee; leading part in the burial of the Na-| five yours tend but enliated at outbreak tion's unknown soldier at Arlington |°°A? Gold Harbor, Va, June 7, 1864, "as on Nov. 11 Corporal, assumed command of skirm- ei ishers after officers were killed, drove How many will take advantage of| Gq the cnemy and allowed defensive the invitation is uncertain. Some of| works to be built. Resides No. 162 Bast the heroes are at an age when a long|*"2,5t2\hneR A. FORMAN, 7th t Journey and a march would be espe-| Michigan Infantry. now Clenty | years cially taxing upon their strength. But|%Gunded at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, rt 2 line. Con- it is fairly certain that more than | 1863, but refused to leaw ft is 4 half the dozen will pay tribute to the | tinued fighting until _he Le Sau unknown soldier. ‘Tt is not generally known how many New York men hold the Con- gressional Medal and why they re- ceived it. 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