Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11

To-day when tho hearts 90 tho people
are cent, ed in the service ~ thc men
ana women who drove back tfo hordes
OF the hclHsh Huns to make tho world
a decent place in which Go live. freed
from the curse OF Gem1uv.s mgUdly
ambitions % dominate there is called
prominently before tbc minds csc a
beloved figure that oi Capt David T
Hanson fur numbrT OF years a prom
ncut physician IN Amarillo. who gave
bis ui. on foreign uol thHr tho spirit
OF Americas rrhtoousness might live.
Captain ususons hody vas recently
laid o. rest boz his Old Illinois hmc, aud
bearing on that EVENT. Tho Neus ro-
prints the louoviug ,ron the TpscoA
illinois, Review
'The remains OF capt David r Ilan.
SON. who was killed boz action u France
October g. 1915. arrived Boz Tls.oa car.
Is FRIDAY morning over tn' Illinois
Central and was at. 81. ou.. tu ih,
undertaking 1arlars ., iuram O. W.l
dlngton whore they remained ul The
funeral services SUNDAY afternoon Il.
remains wore accompanied to Tusgu.u
nom Jersey CTS by Corp J. g. Young
Of tho 7sth Field AuHlr V.o re.
mained here uu suudl, evening"
The funeral service, vm.h vas Boz
charge of the Dough- County POSE
American Legion, was bella sludaE
Afternoon ou thc west hsu 90 the
count house % .aO o,..,.. and was
attended by So large ..n.omso 90
people that g., would have been im.
possible for them 60 have GOO gotten
into any cdinee in Tus.oin.
Temporary seats ior the a0.ommo.
dation OF an the u,Dnl, expected hH4
been placed on the lawn, Dut these
we're inadequate. ami several hundred
stood up behind these seats rHd many
more STAYED .n the automobile. parked
on the west and western ends O.. tAe
east and west streets Ug OBJ. court
house square
Promptly 1T .30 th. beua arrive
"a aud jhe uag.cotcy.t Ctss.l was
born. through the sullr. wd soldiers
memorial arch. and uu tur vl'e Go
the west platform at the entrance q
.h. court hous, where t rested lauug
the services The p0llhcar,rs were
IH Uucyts who mad served durug the
Wan. tugr of them being 81 tho medic
+ al corps the same az Captain Hanson
held q commission Boo at thc Time le
/ was shot down while trfiug tn carry
wounded eauad, hark % safety.
Tho pln,art were prs q D. ln.
gram. l. " Bach. a. g. Gnl.gly and
1mez uiE.rhu.s AND Meser- James
Deem and clyde wiley The flowers
wen, boz charge of Me-iam,s Pium
VIM g. Is. Ingram. Henry Sem, r..
! o. Johnson and Harry Howard
"Tho caslSet was escorted hy e. guard
1 af honor CONSISTING uf color bearer
and co.H guards. firing squad and hn
escort au u uniform. th, whole pre-
F,utlug a picture which though sob
enn is become the occasion. could
. scarce help but inspire as b. hospos
the power which bad heen uniashe'
against fhe enemy Of the world though
his hiection had cost the lives 90.
many ike the one whom the peopl'
mars uf respect and reverence.
The music nj thr services Wal
Furnished by the Hotl quartet, aut
|try services were conducted hy Rev
NJ Wikrrson 0f Atwood and Ret. ~
sn.pp ol this cit ihe latter deliver
ing the address ana speaking %
glowing terms ~ the character sn.
strength q Tho departed soldier ar'
o. DTS comrades in arms vino gather
80 sf The can 80 ihsr D.Hut tn aa
slre ihe flesdnfn Ui fhf rrap~s q
IHa world
".t nr rlasf of ff. a.r.D.s me- fh
r.n hH-. ffs .Hs HrlH
ri n fhe hr1nr rH f rnaH
rr.s. tos o. vat O. ih. haufff
CauNuEht cemsirff. for uIe w..
af Tgsean Tho nrng Df automobile
rss over fWa miles ire and uhen D.
lsn Has leaving Tuf.Ha fhe hrsi ha
alHposi arrived af fle 1.afaI E.H.nd
A the censielI ihe services uei