Evening star., 1933-09-24

son. William Anderson, Claude E. Anderson,
Harry Boucher. Thomas Boucher, Fred Blake.
John F. Byrne, John A. Byrd William Brod-
erick, Harry c. Bonault John E. Brown, James
C Barry Michael W. Curlin Hurley Cusick.
Charles w. Carroll Edgar A. Golfer, Samuel T.
Carpenter, Howard T. Duckett. Carl v. Eckdall.
Richard Espey, John A. Foulke. Thomas A.
Fitzgerald Frank L. Gooding, Martin A. Glea-
son, Marcellus c. Gallaher, Wilfred L. Harries,
George A. Horkan, Charles w. Huff, Joseph j.
Harvey. Frank A. Howell, Thomas W. Jones,
William johnson. Charles Kelly, Claude NC
Auley George MeDermott D. Bernard E.
Meade, John A. Mahoney John N Neill. Albert
S. Nolan William T. Nelson William E. ONe'l.
John j. OBrien, Clarence L. Palmer. James
Quigley John Ryan, Bartholomew Ready. Maui
rice A. Roche Frank M. Smith, Charles w.
Sisson William E. B. Saks, Charles E. Stuart,
Otho A. Stevens. Charles L. Stearns. William E.
Stearns, Adolph Van Reuth, jr.; John ]. Voigt
Thomas D. Walsh william F. White Frank
Snider, William Anderson. William Wood, War
rem C. O'Hara and James A. Miller.
Company B-First sergeant, Roy l.. Quaken-
bush: sergeants Albert M. Eberly, James c.
Sergeant, Edward L. Myers John Mahaney and
Anthony Serfert; corporals. John Molyneaux
Leonard ]. Bahlman, Bernardne P. Ricken-
bocher william McQueeney. George E. Lewis
and Arthur w. Sherrier: musicians, Charles
Hazenmyer and George E. Poole; artificer,
e.
privates, Roman Anders, Albert H. Anderson.
Alphonsus j. Bahlman, Henry H. Baltzel, Harry
A. Barrett Thomas Burns, Walter Brown, John
NJ Browning, Thomas p. Carroll, Thomas A.
Chism. Cornelius Clements. Hugh H. Clements.
George J. Cole, James F.. Craven. Randolph
Davis, James T. De Alley, Albert De Montfort
Redford NJ Downing, Major L. Embrey, William
W. Evans Edward X. Terry. Walter A. Findlay
Frederick Foster. william L. Green. Frank T.
Griffin Allen C. Harmon Edbert w. Hart, Louis
Houck John Hindle, John O. Houston. William
p Hutton. w. P. Keppeler, Henry KeSler, Will
liam j. Kirk Joseph w. Klimkemitz. Luther
Lawrence Walter L. Lawson, Lawrence E. Nc
Laughlin, John S. Macabry, Thomas o. S. Mad
dox, Liggie A. Mayes, William Miller. j. w. Nor
ris. Albert c. Murphy. John O'Brien Edward
T. Poore, William N. Prender, Frederick Pusey
Milton H. Reed Charles E. Richards Arthur
Seabright, Thomas o. Shaeffer, John w. Shuster,
Frederick M. Smith, jr.; Cornelius d. Townley
Charles T. Turner, William NJ. Tyrrell. Samuel
T. Wallace, Rufus R. Weaver. Arthur Wells and
George H. Edwards.
Company F-First sergeant, Duncan Daven-
port; sergeantS. John c. Holsten, David L.
Bowersox, Joseph Clark, Theodore A. r. Tan
and Joseph E. Hendrickson; corporals Ferdi-
nand H. Paul. Robert l. Warden James c.
Maley. Daniel J. Moore, William j. Bowling and
Charles w. Abernethy; privates. James F. Kolb
William F. Behrens, George c. Meigs, Charles
G. Holm. Charles Anderson, Henry M. Bennett
Jacob S. Best, Joseph S. Bladen, Bert F. Bow
ser, Arthur E. Brown, Charles w. Brown,
Ralph P. Buell. Frank L. Burke, Harry T.
Cameron, Robert S. Campbell, Ben jamin Collier
Edward Conner, Walter B. Cornelius, Henry w.
Coyden, jr.; Harvey N. Cox, John P. Cronan John
w. Digges, Joseph c. OVAL, Louis F. French
Eugene E. Fuller, George NJ Galorn, William
Gavon, John w. Green, William j. Grissett,
Frederick I. Harrington, George H. Hayre
Alfred Heitmuller, jr.; Milton S. Hilton, George
s. Holstein, Thomas M. Jenkins, Eugene c.
Kaufman, George w. Kyle, George H. Little
field, Archibald Lusby, Francis ]. Malloy James
K. Marks, Harvey A. Moran, John Munroe
William c. Meyers, julius Ochitkoosk William
Oh, Joseph Gutenberg, Henry v. w. Pierce Carl
H. Rottman, George A. Rudolph Rudolph B.
Scheitlein, Edward w. Short, Ernest Selby
Thomas H. Terren, Oscar D. Snyder Royal G.
Stedman, James A. Thrope, Charles w. Tucker,
William G. Van Harm, jr.; Percy M. Whitney,
James Wilson and E. c. Bradley
THE Intrepid Theodore Roosevelt, as heuten-
ant colonel Of the Rough Riders, with the
late Gen. Leonard Wood colonel beat the
District troops and many other contingents to
Cuba and were soon in the thickest Of the fight.
sometimes critics try to take away from dis
tinguished men some Of the glory which is
rightfully theirs but evidence of the valor
shown by the late President at San Juan Hill
and elsewhere in Cuba, fortunately, is recorded,
and So in The Star of June 25 1898 we find
the following item:
"ROOsevelts Rough Riders were the principal
sufferers in an engagement yesterday that took
place about eight miles from Santiago The
troops marched over the foothills from Baiquiri
and dismounted The Spaniards were heard
telling trees a short distance away and the
Rough Riders were ordered to advance.
THE country about is covered with high
grass and chaparral and in this strong force
Of the Spanards was hidden. As the Americans
moved forward they were met by whitening
fire.
Col Leonard Wood and Lieut. COL Roose-
Yelt led the charge with great bravery and