El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
ETPaso To Honor Memory OfHeroes;
Death Trims Ranks Of War Veterans

1be headed by Col. H. E. Stevenson.
The line OF march will be: East on
san Francisco street to Fl Paso
street; south on FL Paso to san An
tonic street; east on San Antonio to
the court house.
Civil war and United Spanish war
: veterans, the American Legion and
Boy Scouts then will proceed to
/ Washington park for memorial serv-
ices.
/ Services at Evergreen and Concor-
dia cemeteries will conclude the pro-
gram
Death Trims Ranks.
How death has thinned the ranks
OF Civil war veterans is shown by
Z the dwingled membership Of Emmett
/ Crawford post, Grand Army OF the
! Republic The post was organized in
] FL Paso, November 20, 1856. with 16
l charter members. The total enroll
ment TO date has been 155- OF these
I the known dead number 70 and the
! transferred and discharged, 81. The
present membership is Is
Following are the members OF En-
met Crawford post buried in Concor-
! dia cemetery:
H Schultz, 26th New York battery;
/ o. S Cronther, 33rd Wisconsin vol
] unteers5 H L. Bingham, 18th Ohio,
volunteers; B. S. Mc1fanus. 67th New
York volunteers; T. H. Logan. 2sth
I United States volunteers; Benjamin
Z E Davies, First California cavalry:
F. H Ruckman. 10th Missouri vol
unteers; II. II Spencer, Fourth Indi-
ana battery: Alex Hudson, Second
/ Indiana volunteers; Cummings Wheel
er. Sixth New York cavalry; A. J.
Stevens. 18Th Indiana volunteers.
Lloyd Freedom. Second Pennsylvania
cavalry; D. B. Halderman, I22nd Hi
nois volunteers. S. H. Buchanan.
Z a 1asrrs
aughey, 18th Ohio volunteers: B. J.
Dresser, 10th New York volunteers;
William Darquitz, 18th Kansas vol
unteers; Patrick Durrack, 66th Ohio
volunteers: Allen Blacker. First Ne
braska cavalry; J. N Baptiste. First
Fourth Wisconsin cavalry; J. D. Da-
Wis, 1l9th Indiana volunteers; Francis
Buchanan, 15oth Indiana volunteers;
B. F. Satterlee, Second Wisconsin VOL
upteers; ". /. Walker, SIND Illinois
volunteers; Charles Whitney. 18th
Maine volunteers; Emmerscn Howell,
46th Iowa volunteers; Dan Shine,
United States navy; L, D. Combe,
First Missouri engineers: George
Cook. 103rd New York volunteers;
W. E Brubaker. 18th Illinois volun-
teers; o. c. Irwin, 74th Indiana volun-
teers. n. Calderon, Second New Mexi-
co volunteers; T. D. Featherly, 21st
Iowa volunteers; Thomas Otery, Third
Minnesota infantry.
Members OF Emmett Crawford post
buried in Evergreen cemetery are as
follows;
S. W Poneroy. Third Vermont bat
terry; H T. Gaskey. Fifth California
volunteers ". D. Wright, Fifth Mich
igan volunteers; F. Boas, 12Sth Penn
sylvania volunteers; Thomas Cooney,
First United States artillery; John
Ogden, Second New Jersey volunteers;
Andrew Cole, 95th Pennsylvania vol
unteers; John Creenslite, 60th United
States c L; Asahel Smith, 18th Mis-
souri, volunteers James Hollopeter,
Fifth Pennsylvania volunteers: F. A
Goodrich. z6th Missouri volunteers;
c II. Cole, 28th Pennsylvania voiun-
teers; ". T. Baird, 10th Iowa volun-
teerss O. D. Owen, United States navy;
J. IL Smith. 30th Iowa volunteers
Il D. McGailliard. 18th Ohio voIun-
teers; James A Henderson. First Tex
as cavalry; s Ashley, Third Ohio vol
unteersi James L Edwards, 105th
Ohio infantry
Rough Riders Buried Here.
Four Spanish war veterans, all
members Of the First United States
volunteers. Roosevelt's Rough Riders,
are buried in Concordia cemetery.
They are Newton Stewart, Charles
Held. F. Il AIalloy and D. Flood.
Members Of Emmett Crawford post