Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
DOUBLE MILITARY FUNERAL WILL BE HELD FUR HEROES
Impressive Ceremony Mon- day Morning To Give Last Honors To M a ri cop a County Soldiers

A double military funeral participated in by all the service organizations of the city will give the last honors to the memory of Sergeant Harry N. Garner and Private Albert Ray, Maricopa county youths who gave their lives in France during the great war, on Mon day morning The bodies were shipped last night from Fl Paso, to which city they had been sent from France by the graves registration department, and will arrive here tocay. They will be taken to the Mcclellan undertaking establishment under the direction of the funeral committee of the Frank Luke post of the American Legion, and will remain there until the funeral services, which will begin at o'clock Monday morning. Interment will be at the Twin Butte cemetery at Tempe.
 Arrangement for the funeral. which is planned to be one of the most inn pressive services ever held in Phoenix,
 were partly completed yesterday and will probably be finished today. Among those who will take part are the chief army officers in the city, the Frank
 Luke post of the American Legion, the Tempe post the Arizona National
 guard, the high school cadets. the | Tempe High school cadets and the Tempe Normal school cadets. The committee in charge consists of J. w. 1 Abbott and Fred J. Wright.
 The pallbearers will be Brigadier i General Alexander M. Tuthill Colonel w. s. Ingalls,. Captain Arthur c. Tay- 1 Tor, First Lieutenant Robert Finch,
 First Lieutenant Fred J. Wright and 1 Sergeant Edward Bertram.
 1 The firing squad will consist of mem
 bers of the Arizona National guard and irFrft1 f11alrtHa SarcraoYf ~ PrnvCr
 who will be in charge, T. B. Harnson i C. W. Bailey L. B. Ruppers, Joe Res 4 valoso, George E. Ruppers, Clarence
 Heddon, Privates Wenborn and Wells
 and Edward J. McNamee, bugler.
 To Carry 159th's CoIors
 The color escort, bearing the colors
 of the 15Sth Infantry, will include Fred
 Perry and Sergeant Reardon.
 All members of the American Legior are requested to attend the funeral anC
 to furnish cars if possible. There vii . care of all Legionaires who can b' present.
 Harry H. Garner enlisted in the 15Stl Infantry at Phoenix on July 30, 1915 and was assigned to the headquarteri company. During 1916 he was a mem Der of the band, and in ApEil, 1917, h. was made supply sergeant. on De cember 1, 1917, he was appointed sigma ! sergeant in headquarters company. H. ' served overseas from August 9, 1918 to November ] O. when he died of pneu ' monia. In 1916 he had served also witt the 15Sth Infantry in border duty a 2 Douglas, Naco and Nogales.
 !! Albert Ray was born on the Sal River Indian reservation 2S years ago He enlisted on May &, 1915. with Com pany F, 15Sth Infantry, and on Jun
 l, 1918, was assigned to the 11th com i, pany, replacement camp, Camp Rear v ney, where he remained until July 1s . 1918, when he went to Company ( - l62nd Infantry. On July 29, 1918 h n was assigned to the machine gun com . pany of the Eth Infantry where he re
 mained until his death from pneumoni
 on November 1S 1918. He had dis tinguished himself in the Argonne of E fensive. His mother, Mrs. Annie Rims V is being searched for by the America f Legion.