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H5TAKES IN "MISSING"
BTwo Philadclphians" Included
Ivrin Departmental Casualties,
Sr.F write oince Arimsuuc
Wit - . ....
ri- r Nearly boob names are on me com-
rnLWnW casualty lists for today, tlio
t'larccst total cv'er clven out by the War
"f.pepartment In a slnglo day. Appar-
Igrently n effort Is belnff made to hurry
(Ho publication of the lists so that tney
rn . W liuitl J am I... lint mv tlin ..n...
K. wl w ItUUIIU UJJ Jf 11IG 1ME.I HI liiU lien
bV F VAdf
1'hlladelphla and the State at large
mra hard hit by today's report. In-
S-i eluded In the 4887 names aro 3G4 from
A Pennsylvania, of. which number 13C aro
V.- rirom this city and district. Of this
tW number thlrty-ono havo Klven their
IjfjPi illVes for their countrj'. forty have been '
ounded severelj, thlrty-ono havo been
Injured moro or less seriously, while
tnTtnan urn ilQeaaiT au alti-litl. u mimlnrl
. .. W - ..(,.. I. J ..............
(And eighteen as missing,
Is'early all of the "slightly wounded"
I have long since recovered Tind rejoined
fcthelr regiments, while the families of
imany of the "missing" say they hao
Jheard direct from tho soldiers them-
Isel
...... !... U n.MI.Mn ....... ........... I
I and'thut tho young heroes are well, but i
eager to get home.
Two specific Instances of mistakes In
I the missing list are tho'e of Corporal'
Myru v i.awrence, or bii r.ortn "a
mac street, and Private William J. I-aw-per,
2402 lngcrsoll street. Corporal Law
rence Is named on tho ofliclal list today
las, mlsslns slnco early In October. But
fa, few days ago his mother receiveu a
better, dated November 17, In which he
jsald he was feeling flno and was mighty
fctlad the war was over. lie makes no
Lmentlon of having been separated from
this company, and his mother cannot un.
Merstand how he camo to be classed
lamontr tho missing.
I The case of Private Lawler Is almost
Identical with that of Corporal Lawrence.
He was otllclally reported as missing
inr Ssnipmhsr 28 This message from
Lthe War Department arrived a week ago
iBut yesterday morning his sister. Miss
Graco Lawler, received a letter from the
Unnnir .nlrllnr ilated November 10, say- ,
"Ing that he had been hard at It on the
Lflrlns line for three months, had ducked
the last shell fired by the Germans and
corno through without a scratch.
t Born In Eniland
Corporal Lawrence was born la
fsirmingham, England, and was brought
ito this country by his parents when four
tyears old. He enlisted In August of last
year, was trained at Camp Hancock
Xantt vnt tn France In July of this
ML Near with Company U, 109th Infantry.
(fif irun l. .-n,. of TTunrni-lr his father
received his final naturalization papers.
rpt. ..mtn, angler la nmv (WCntV VCarS
ft "old. He was a student at tho School of
ET'Y'IPedagDgy when he decided to Join the
iv tcqlors.
m.-jx.. m DiiniA iiiinnm i.nwipr im ,l iiiciii-
fei Jb'er of the Headquarters Company of
K rthe 316th Infantry, Philadelphia's own
Iv irat-lmpnt nf' nelectlve seirlce men. He
ff.aa Aratt lfinf u Inter, trained at
Jr Ppdhin xrnria Finil went aerseas In AU-
8,Leust.oJUhls year.
W t citctz-wcc nv thp Tnr.unF.fi
' CorDorivl Ausuiit flrniray, whose
name appears with the wounded In to-
day's official llsv, was one of the soldiers
, who reached New
' . , , , York last, week on
'Listed as Wounded the transport
W,r,V,iT,'m North Western.
Wori'irsUime ne was at his
Bit xTodvy; Has Been home, 632 Cam-
HJ? t lirln p.trppt. a few
p iHomeSmccDccl days ago, but ha-
I ' gone wltn a Dig
IM .. . . -m . 9..1 w,nr ,n n ITDnBrill
ui. eoniineeni 01 wounucu i,c,i w B... ...
lb "jiospltal at Fort Henry. Md., where he
W -Wni remain until tuny recovereu i.u...
A 'l"la injuries. Ho was struck in the left
ikneo by a pieco ot snrapnei, jiusuai .
He enlisted In May. 1917. trained at
Camp Hancock and sailed for France a
Jyear later. He Is twent -three ytars old
tand single.
Trlvate Frnnklln I.lnitenmntli. wound
ed. Is nineteen years old and formerly
'resided with his parents at 2834 North
iimhv trpt. Following Intensive
ftralnlng at Fort Allen and Camp Selby,
if Seventy-sixth Field Artillery. A tele
"(gram was received lait Thursday from
K. ftulQ war uepuriiuciii. bij uit, tiL io
rv jryoung soldier had been wounded In both
A$ 1ao Inl.iii. anak'Ail (rflm lilm flntpr. TTn
& rvember 10, stated tlrtit he was feeling
L (better and honed to bo out and about
jvSHfi-Baln soon.
V Corporal N'orrls Revens Mentz, signal
Corp, ifioin jnxaniry, uieu ut wuuuus
received In action, according to an of-
'it iflclal telegram receive! by his wife, Mrs
Clara Mentz, 1627 Tucker street, cor
tporal Mentz had been gassed previous to
feW.. At.M ...I.A.. n nn ...,!!.. 4t.ii t.ile1
A and had only recently rejoined his com-
"uanv. He went to Camp Meade last
'& slay and overseas two months later. He
$i$ JVas twenty-four years old and an elec-
. . .iricuwi. ina parents, jir. ana iurs. vyii
hi Slam Mentz, live at Maple Shade, N. J.
' . . Prlrata Srlntto Salratore. of the 311th
f tlnfantry, la officially reported wounded.
S' Via writes that ho was shot In the left
rnr arm. He went to Camp Dix last -April
i-, 'and sailed for overseas In June. He Is
ty, ynaker.by trade and made his home with
i- Sle had been In this country nine yeara,
j 11 J.i Vnil MAitaii noon tintllrnllvefl ITnm.
:j"-' vever, he made no claim for exemption
5rt)ut cneenuiiy acccptea me call to tne
Jlcolors.
bItPrlTate Charles If. Sclirelner, twenty
SteUr years old, wounded, served with
? 1. &ln r1ifn1 In Mnv 1Q17 ho v.Bar1
S.iliiwlth his mother, at 4617 Parrish street.
(According to the telegram received from
e,tne war JJepanmeni, ne was injured on
StfKovember 6.
r fwounded, formerly lived with his broth-
t &. tm.- Ttiatm flf ROlfi Tlnnn utrat tT. la
i." rr".'..:Tcri -..,-" Tr-r.,-"'"-. "",;
-s inveniy-m ot jid uiu uiiu wan wounaea
lb- Son October 12, according to a letter re
"(Tftelved by his brother. Prior to enllst-
''iiwant fiA nr& pmnloveil Aft A hrnUmqn n
1MH9
Pennsylvania iianroaa.
Corporal Itarper Ambrose, severely
mrtea on eepiemoer iv, is a real op
tat. "I was badly shot tip." he said
'ounJt Don't
in a letter to his
lster. Miss Nellie
Ambrose. E932
Xinttm 7n
Osage avenue, "sev
eral p 1 a o e s of
mg as We Won?
snrapnei ana a few
Young Hero.
machine eun bnl.
en i
lets hlttlne mn at
',ma time.
x
But mv wounds 1n-n'r
er so long as we won the. war.
believe me, wo did certainly have
i uermans on ine run wnen the end
no. Young Ambrose, he Is, only
ty-threi years old, enlisted In the
r oi iai year in tne old Klxth
nent, N. G, P., was trained at Camp
ock. shifted to the 111th Infantry
jort went overseas in July as a member
mm vwnpEuiy xu. tie is a ttraauaie or
Uhe West Philadelphia High School,
e)M of 1913, and was employed at Har
ir&on Brothers' chemical plant before
faming tho colors.
I OMrporoI Norman J. 8 trlmer, wounded.
fnutonly nineteen yeara old when he
imtm n ii nnM nt thA TJntlnnitl rinarH tinttH
vnt to the Mexican border. He
tnn tn the service ever since and
. sixnt. nearly bIx months 1n France.
trasseu ana a no snell-BhocKea
months ago. but Is convalescent
LV4R
rwr
ti Ww
fc'"S
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Honor Roll for Today
lUI.I.KI) IN ACTION
l.trutfrantn
'II.I,IAI IJ. I)Xt)N, Chestnut Hill.
.J.'.revlouslv reported )
JOHN 8. NKKI.I.Y. no W, Pomon t.
(AMatlon corps. Family sua he l
allva and wtli.)
Cornoraln
rKUIUNANDO JIOKSUEI.LA, 003 Tai
leer at.
:J!!2!:!:i! VASKI.t.A. U47 South Sth"'
IOSi:i'H II, M.ii'ES, 720 Corinthian
,
Trltatea
I
CHABLKS V, CAKTIN. 813 South St,
SvfPar" "
ViA!'.'. NMION. 2227 n. Cambria t.
'Ll!!!L'! " VOI'Ntl. 1022 Ilcno it.
STi;riIKN a. lltlTZ. 3U27 Aramlnico
.. nvp.
V.'.UO'- HKaIN 032 Nnrth Marshall.
JOHN t KTKWAKT. 801 nnFt Mmrer t.
,'H,!!!,; A Tinst'.n. u n. nth t ,
JOHN WOdTKOMIAR. 1212 Chestnu at..
t'nmdrn, ?; J.
NOIlltlS (I. Jir.NTZ. tr,27 Tuckfr t. ,.
rili:i)KIIIL'lv . lIK.N.INd, 2423 South
. 12th at.
Hll.ll.K ItOtCII, 2145 Summer at.
-PUAIAK 's- TAM.OIt. Quakertown
JOHN NIMIOIiv, 4211 K. Hlill at., ller-
mantoBn (I'nofTlolnllv reported.)
AJ.I1KI.O lllitl.s. N2) Knter at. .
nami'ri. v. (itvrani. ir.w N nth.
ANTOMO WIOITKA, 1108 Qermantown
ac
dii:i) or wovsdi
I.teutrnnnt
I. A. TlNhJItN, J74S N. 20lh at.
Private
tl.TKK i:itNKST I.A.MR. 1223 South
.. -'0th at . .
JMI.I.IWI Mf'KI.RA. 70 Laurel at.
i:. r. i;M:itit.iti)T. jr., yorwooJ
JOHN 'I. HVdhHTl, 017 Jackaon at.
DIKII OF DIHIUhK
Private
JOSKl'II IlitlNMSHOl.T. 110 ntzer-
WII.I.IAU k. DUTWKH.KR. 233 Eer-
llVltltl.SIIN v. KOCH, 8820 Bojer at..
AK1IIUU Rtl'IIAKL SKfl.M.I.. Philadel
phia, (No house addresa Elven.)
llOUMlF.I) HKVRKLY
fterreanta
MICIIAKI, CONNOLLY. 778 North Cros-
WILI.iIm JAMEO IlltOWN, Jenklntown
tl.ll'lOltn T. WEUIMAN. 2014 baa'
AlleKheny ae
Corporala
Al'lifST (IKKWAV. 514 Weat Indiana
ALUXAMjr.K 11. AMIlROSi:. B032 Oaate
MIM.IAM KI.NO, 470H Wndaor ae.
N()lt.MN .1. MTRIN'tlKH. 1038 North
JVMIW W. VKI.I)INT.. M30 Tarr ah at.
JtMi:S p. HKKSK. 3333 Arsyle at.
I.Ot IM SIILMIIAN, 11800 Jackaon at.
1.IIU IN I.. UOTIliCIIILU. 20JU North
rRM'"si -MfOCCKIV. 3243 Memphis.
JOHN II. LI'WIH. 2UJ! North Mascher.
l'rlratea
1RANK A. SMITH. RW8 Thomas .
l.OI'lS r.KINOFKI. 744 Houth Darlen at.
NICHOLAS TF.TI. 317 North B4lh at.
lill'MEPI'K NICOI.LKTTI.tl37 ederal.
NICK C'AITKHI. 15.'3 Junlpor at.
THOMAS KLMOOIJ IIOI1SON. l2l Last
Thayer at. .... ,
JOHN' NF.II.L, 21fl7 Adama at.
lillIIFRKY SEORItT, 142H North 30th at.
AIlTIIllli II. PARKS. 3727 Uaverford
HARRY MI-NX. 1242 S St. Bernard at.
II. J. KONNEU.A. 4.W.1 N. 18th
-till IAN RLlHElirOItll. 2148
at.
148 East
CIIARL?;s II. SHRElNEn. 4517 Par-
RtUIIIV) R t'LItiril. 222.". South 224.
is IIIOIIE " . ORLiANHli X 2 1 H Addison.
ISKAKI. RAINES. 232 Christian
FRANKLIN FRANCIS LINKLNMLTII.
IL?K''liv;S.I.r,Mo'oONni'ym0 Na-udaln at.
sVl'IA'TORE'sftliTTO 'mi South Mole.
HERMAN FiskELBTEIN. 3121 Colura-
SObI.OMnV OINsIU'RO. 77H South Bth.
,J)" EPII C. CASKinV. 2447 Im"""11 ;
lltANClS P. DONNELLY. 2835 North
CIIUUxV ANDREW SIITCHELL. 734
MORRIS LANO.- ,.0!l..Rl.'!.e''n,'!,V.
JOHN CAUR1S. 327 North 0th at.
YOUMlEn.nEOHF,TJ UNntTTERMlNED
Lieutenant
HARRY D. FUIIEY. 2301 S. Cleveland
ni?iivinn .1 TOLL. 1119 S. 4"th at
OEOUOK II. IIOWARI.. 3013 N. Wnj
cold at.
Sereant
rn NTIS O IIROWN. West Cheater.
CILKLES II. l"nN. 2017 North 5th at.
Corporals
jnilV r KCIIL. Lancaater. , 4
C1IARLES J. "ODERLCND. 422 East
IO?INhTlnNFAVN-S. 201" N Maarh.r at.
ALFRED It. I-ARMENTIEK. 2560 N.
WAUnEN CONNEIX 223(1 Fountain st.
ErorNK MAOUIBE. 2412 West Hunt
ingdon at. nqrI(r
JAMES rATJIi MAYBL'BY. 5404 Ilaver
,ord ave. Cook
JA3IES E. MURRAY. '018 Rowan at.
PrlTate
IIAIirER 5IADOEN. 2130 North Stan
mX TENALLIA. Pottatown.
j:n'?Kr. iALLA'aifEKro 'cam-
TrM,V,TEl.Tx?1i7'!.,Nor,h4d.
THOMAS if A "MOM MITCHELL. 325a
Nort:. "tn "..
M1LI.IAM MORTON
207 South Amerl-
ran at t
WILLIAM
C. SIMON. 202' McKean at.
...:....... . iiuthv lyii van fic at.
MILIIMON K KISENHARD. Ambler. ..
IMKS t'MFROV. 440 West Butler.
IFSTER F. REXMF.R, r.nlO Dor at.
WirilAM j WALES. 1110 Beltier at.
JOHN A. TAYIXIR 427 North .19 th at.
i ViirJlT S STM1VBC. 1 Orlanna at.
TniOTHY f! . CALiTCiJAN. 2054 North
EimOLlTlL'cUMMlSGS. 50 Wc.t Po
mona st
W OUNIKD- BT.iailTLY
Hrrtcenntft
SSs'EViV rNis fflllSaSt North
Franklin at. , , .,.
Bloekamlth
JOHN riNLEY. 200 Manton Bt.
Wasoner
THOMAS A. O'DONNELL. 2226 Aspen.
Private
IIFNRY R. FL.1NNEBY, 2012 20th Bt.
?rfffliteWSiSl,V;..- 3030 York
.lOHNDORRCII, 1140 North 11th at.
PAUL UlAMHROCONO. 301 Stephen at.,
CHARLF-S' FUNR. 170 North 3th st.
CIIUILKS V. MofcNT. 1IH0 Morrla at.
FIAIKU E. MOST. 3401 Frankford ave.
blllULEY C. O'llHIEN. Eddyatone.
3IISSINO IN ACTION
Serceanta i
HENRY II. LLOID. 11320 Rlalnc Sun
JOIIN ANDERSON. 2072 nlchmond .at.
1B1IL P. 1MNKLER. 2322 North How-
"A Corporala
SILVESTRO D1URAGARIO, 4038 Thomp-
JaNum'A. DVrT.,2052 ntat.
VINCENT H. IIANNA Cheater.
JAMES IIAKniMI. 003 North 11th at.
CIRIL HILLIASf LAWRENCE. SOU
North Camao at. (Family aayn no
has rejoined hla regiment.)
CHARLES W. SANDERS. 4228 Cheat-
ABTIIvn C. PABST. 2010 North 6th at.
FrlTatei
JOIIN J. WELDON, 2000 Weatmoreland.
CLtRENCli R. CABl'ENTEB. 30 North
THOMASO. BROWN, 2813 Weat Harold.
WILLIA.M T. CRAWFORD. 1032 North
Hancock at.
ALBERT GUNN. 73 Ashmead at.. Qor-
WILSLIAMn3I. SULLIVAN. 4143 Paul at.
Charles's, ditnn. 14 North eiat at.
riETE SL'CIIEISKY. 023 South 0th at.
and has been assigned to the poatofflce '
rrrvlca until his nervouB system regains I
ua nntRA- Ha made his home, with hie I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stringer,
at 163& North Itedfleld street.
Private Albert Qnnn, gassed, had com
pletely recovered and rejoined his regi
ment by November 7, but his wife was
not officially Informed of his Injury until
last week, and his name did not appear
on the official casualty list until today.
Private Gunn enlisted In tne National
Guard of Pennsylvania shortly after
the United States entered the world war,
though he was above (he draft age and
had a wife and three children, the eldest
now sixteen years om. airs.,uunn went
to work to support the family, has done
so successfully and has 'nvested the
?reater part of her allotment money
rom her husband's pay In Liberty
Bonds. She lives at 75 Ashmead street,
Germantown. Private Gunn la a mem
ber of Company K. 111th Infantry,
Corporal Edwin ltotliachlld, wounded,
aduate of the University of Penn
sylvanla and member of Company B,
136lh Machine Gun Battalion, which
trained at Camp Lee. The corporal Is
twenty-five years old and formerly re
sided at 2020 North Park avenue.
Private William T. rtawford, 1932
North Hancock street, officially reported
wounded In action, has written to his
mother, saying that he Is well and ex
pects to arrive homo very soon. Mrs.
Ctawford received the letter from her
son with this Information last Tuesda.y
She hardly knows what to believe and
la much upset Private Crawford was
drafted tha latter part of May of this
year, sent to Camp Meade for training,
figm?,v -
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEB-PHtnADELPHIAT THUR
FREEMEN WHO FOUGHT LIBERTY'S BATTLES
' 5. SCIOLLO H.FINKLESTEIN RUrltRUTtl OOHrUuTfOMS JOS.VASSPLLA '
Wounc3tI Wounded Wow-led .Woona&tl Vooiic:d l.''.ct
EMILRWINKtCR
'Vouncted
GCO.DOEESCH
Woon3ttt
Cbr(,.E.LJ20THSCHILP Cor b N.B.NCMTZ
Wounclad Ditd
assigned to Company tl, 315th Infaiftry
and embarked for France on Jul 7.
irtvnt Vmti iv iri.tLiav 9-.o Vn.ti,
Howard street, officially reported nilfsln-r I
i froiTi h nnmmnnH o1n.n Mm.inl... r. I
' wrote a letter to his
"lfitiinv" VnMior Parents under date
,1-HJing ftoWlcr f Nmember 16 I
Writes of French Ins that Iiq Wtts '
Peace Jubilee
near eruun, and
novcr mentlonlnr!
hnlne linen lnt m
all. His parents bellee it simply a mis-1 last letter receded from hlni. dated Oc
take of Ills adjutant. Prlate Winkler tobcr 1, stated that he had been hit by
was drafted No ember, 1917, and trained
at Camp Meade until last July, when he
was assigned to Company c, 31Bth In
fantry, and sailed overseas. He Is twenty-four
years old, married, and was for
merly employed at a Market street jew
elry store.
Corporal Joaeph Vnaella, killed In ac
tion, served with Company 13, 310th In
fantry. He was drafted In May last,
and following a short training period at
Camp Meade left for France In July.
The telegram receUed from the War
Department stated that Vasclla had been
killed on November 4. A brother, Fred
Vasella, Is a member of the medical
corps.
i..i... ,i.i , v. nnmo.J
r Ninft" tnfinfrl C.nS Kf'nS? "7
O, Ninth Infantry, killed In action ac-.
cording to a telegram from the War De-
partment. had written a letter dated Oc-'
tober 10. saying that ho was seriously I
jV j - tt ..i.i .
nntlci mmB to a sister. Miss 1111a Youne.
1022 Reno street, where Private Young
had made his home. He volunteered for
the regular army on Decoration Day two
years rtgo trained at Fort Slocum and
sailed for Franco with the contingent
of American troops sent oer in Septem
ber, 1917. Ho wa3 thirty-eight years
old and single.
PrlTBto Herman Flnleateln, wounded,
la a member of tho medical unit, 316th
Infantry, and prior to enlistment lived
with his wife, Mrs. Yetta Flnlcsteln, 3121
Columbia avenue. A telegram was re
ceived last Friday from the War De
partment, stating that he had been In
jured on September 28, The last letter
from Finlestein Informed his wife that
he was getting along well, and expected
soon to return to his regiment. He Is a
graduate of the Philadelphia College, of
Pharmacy. '
Private George Doeraeh, officially re
ported as wounded on October 21, was
actually Injured on October 7, according
to a letter from the
Young Hungarian y, by'is' parents
Refused to who live at G60i
. . . Haddington street.
Claim i.iemplion noersch was drafted
In April of this year,
ghen a brief training at Camp Meado
and sent overseas In August with Com
pany G, 316th Infantry. He has several
machine gun bullets In his legit, a
i smashed knee cap and a touch of gas.
i "I expect to be here for some time." he
added. His parents are unable to figure
i how ho could have recovered quickly
enough to be back In the fighting by Oc.
I tober 21, If his original Injuries occurred
, October 7.
' Private Joaeph nrlnnlalinltz. Company
ID, 110th Infantry, died October 28, of
hronchlal Dneumonla In a hospital In
France, according to a War Depart
ment telegram to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Brlnnlsholtz. 116 Fitzgerald
street. He was shell shocked before he
became 111, according to a letter he wrote
i In October to a inena nere. in anuuiei
I letter, dated October 26, three days be
1 fore he died, he told his parents that
1 ho was resting up In the hospital, but
made no mention of being sick oi vvound
1 ed. He enlisted three years ago In tin.
1 National Guard and served on the Mex
ican border. He was formerly employed
by the Itemlngton Arms Company and
was iweniy-inree yruia uiu.
Private Thomas (Pat) Brown is Inixs
tng, according to a telegram received
from the War Department by his mother,
Mrs. Thomas Brow-n, 2813 Harold street.
Private Brown Is twenty-four years old
brtMiuMnolxyinto" c the wounded soldier. In a War
dan rTftSSrturntaS to' his "c'Smpaw rWtoStin
His Darents are dead, and the oltlclal Thls te egram was the , first Intimation
TEACH THE KIDDIES TO CHEW
Children led on mushy, denatured foods that
require little chewing are apt to have defeo
five teeth and unhealthy 5ums.oii cannot eat
Shredded Wheat
without chewing it.The crispness of the shreds
of baked whole wheat induce thorough masticat
ion and that means dood digestion. If vou serve
wheat food be sure it is whole wheat in a crisp
digestible form Shredded Wheat is the
whole wheat ready-cooked and ready-f ob
serve. If requires no sugar -simply mtfk
and a liftlesalt
Efix
C.M.SHriEINCB.
A.L.VOUNG
VWLT.L.SAT1T-ER
K-tllcd
and a member of Company A, 315th In-
fantry. He was drafted la-it May and
followlnif n short tralnlne at CamD
Meade embarked for ocrseas duty In
.lulv nf this venr. Prior tl
e was emploj-ed at the Itemlngton
j nor lu t'liiisiiiivjiL
Arms in a cienqai capauiiy.
Corpor.,1 Jamea A. Welding wounded
was a member of Company G, H Oth In-
'"'".-. "'"'s " "V,.;.,.
celed by his father, James I.. A elding,
lie was Injured on September 2b. 'The
snrapnei ana was now kihuuuuj icuuv
erlnR tn Base Hospital No. 0. He Is
twenty-five years old. and prior to en
llatment resided with his parents at
5139 Parrish street.
Prliat John J. Ljonx. wounded, was
born in Ireland, but came to this coun
try seven years ago. He was drafted In
November of last year, made no. claim
for exemption, was sent first to Camp
Meade, where he was assigned to tho
304th Ammunition Train, but was later
transferred to Camp Greene. N. C.
' where he was ' a""" " , f-0'8!'-' M:
Sixty-first Infantry, regular army, and
went overseas with that unit In April
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old. and made his home while n this
city at 1647 Dounton street, NIcetown.
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ed. Private Slegrlst, who Is twenty-
seven years old, was drafted Slay no
list, sent to Camp Meade for train
ing, assigned to Company C, 315th In
fantry, nnd sailed for France July 7.
Private Morrla Lane after being re
jected by his draft board three times,
finally enllbted In a hospital corps In
April. 1917. He trained at Camp Lee
and sailed for France In July with Am-
bulance Company 319. He was under
fire constantly for many weeks, and
finally ore November 3 was brought down
with a piece of shrapnel In his arm.
Lang was born In Hungary, came to this
countrv about eleven years ago, and was
naturalized in 1917. He lived with his
brother, Adolph, at 6109 Itldgo avenue.
A letter has been received from Morris,
written In a hospital, and saying that he
was slowly convalescing.
Private Harry Hiuulrow, twenty-three
years old. of 3933 Germantown 'avenue,
died of wounds received In nctlon. His
death occurred on November 9, accord-
lng to a telegram received by his father.
Michael Sandrow, last week. The young
man was drafted In May. 19 IS, nnd
after a short time at Camp Meado sailed
for France as a member of Company I,
315th Infantry. His last letter to hit
mother was dated October 18. and was
written on a small scrap of paper picked
up In the trenches. He inclosed his
Christmas label and asked her to send
a fountain pen. He was born In An
sonia, Conn , educated in tho public
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