Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-09
tin. has died of influenza at his home.
Sergeant George J. McLoughlin, twer,

was killed. another brother, James Car
tin has died of influenza at his home.
Sergeant George J. McLoughlin. twer-
ty-four years old, 552S Market street,
reported slightly wounded. enlisted in
the old National Guard in 1915, served
on the Mexican border, and went over
seas with Company G.. l09th Infantry.
He was wounded September u. and the
last letter received was dated September
IA. lie is a graduate of West Philadel-
phla Hiph School and was formerly en-
ployed in the quartermaster's department
Of The marine corps In this city.
Private Tobie di Pietro. Company II.
November 4, according to official notice
from the War Department. received by
his sister. Mrs. Mary Didenz,mo, 64s0
carlton street Mrs. Didenzeno received
he said he was i'll good health. In an.
other letter since them, he said he had
been over the top, and la the fsht lost
a wristwatch which had been given him
when he went away.
Private John ID. Mahon, 2j25 North
Fourth street. Is reported as misgng
since the 5th OF September IN an official
notice TO his parents received week
ago. No letters have come from him for
three months. Private Mahon was at
tilIery. lie enlisted in June, l9l at
the age of seventeen. and after training
at Camp Hancock went overseas in
May last Before joining the co!ors
Private MahOn was an apprentice ma
chinist.
Sergeant Harry W. Chandler. 1925
Venanso street. twentythree years old,
was severely wounded in action recently,
according to tele-
II. UyJuIy gram TO his mother
HS o1Hd He"ito received week
Before official ago: In letter
" ord Of the Injury ana which arrived
Reached His Mother SaS Siaf OtsHlr teeeram, ann he
said that bad
slash in the knee had almost healed and
only cut on the finger still bothered
him. lie saye that he has gotten five
bu,hes already to his credit and at that
time expected TO get AS many more TO
pay for the damage they had done him.
Sergeant Chandler is n graduate of the
heaW High School. He enlisted in
Ohio when the Mexican trouble arose
ard was assigned TO Company q, l41th
Infantry.
Private Lawrence 4. Cahii, 2409 South
Fifteenth street. previously official re-
rorted as wounded, is now reported as
killed in action He had recovered from
his wounds and fell in the fighting that
took place about four days before the
armistice was signed. according to the
War Department telegram to his
mo her. The official notification of his
injury arrived only "A short time before
the message saying that he was dead
Corporal Bernard &. Thomas. Com
pany D. 32sth Division. is reported killed
in action some time between the 10th
and the Goth of October, according to an
official telegram to his mother Mrs. Eli5-
abeth Thomas. 4 letter received pre-
vioUsly from Sergeant Alien Fritz. a
comrade, gave details of bis death.
"Nour son died like man" wrote the
sergeant. He was the gamest fighter
], ever saw. The platoon leader Of his
Barney get four boches in one fight"
The last letter from Corporal Thomas
was dated September so. and said that
he had just come from the front and
was at a rest camp. He was born here.
attended the public schools and was
formerly employed as IL salesman at a
Market street department store.
Private John di Cindis, Company y.
S26th Infantry, was killed in action Oc-
tober II. Official notice of his death
has been received by his brother An
tonic, who lives at 1915 North Sixty
second street. Private hi Cindis enlisted
in April, 1917, and trained at Camr
Gordon. He and his brother were in the
tailoring business at 1915 Walnut street
The firm also has n branch In Atlantic
City.
Sergeant John Is. Patterson, Company
A. Sixtieth Infantry. is reported missing
but his relatives believe he is safe ant
alive because they have received let
ter from him saying ha entered an OH
GERS training camp on November I. No.
tice that he was missing was received
| from the War Department by his mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, 13 North Lin
denwood street. Patterson enlisted No
vemher 4. 1917. went first to Cam,
Meade and then to Camp Greene. He is
twenty-five years old.