Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Honor Roll

NO greater tragedy of the war is
there TO be recorded than the pitifui
! tale OF the thousands OF the flower
of Americas young manhood who have
succumbed 10 influenza without having
chance TO engage In the fight for
the freedom OF the world.
To th!s list. which the names OF so
many soldiers IN environments have
swelled to enormous proportions. was
added Saturday the name OF Lieuten.
ant Roy inge. son of Mrs. Thomas lnge
OF Forest Hill. who died of pneumonia
following attack of influenza at
Camp Zachary Taylor. near Louisville
Funeral services for the young sol.
der were conducted yesterday morn
ing at / O'Clock AT the grave in Maur.
Gibbs. rector of the Church of the
Good Shepherd.
Besides his mother; Lieutenant lnse
lnee. with McGuire's hospital unit
overseas: Mrs. c. c. Lamb. OF this city,
Mrs. Register Pope. Of Baltimore; Mrs.
Hamlet, OF Lynchburg. and Mary
Hughes; Joseph and Elwood Inge. of
Private William j. Cobb. Ir.. the
eighteen year-od son of Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Cobb. of 2I15 East Marshall
street; was killed in action overs seas.
according to telegram received yes
tcrday by his parents.
Young Cobb was a member of tho
One Hundred and Twelfth Machine
Gun battalion. Twenty.ninth Division.
Admission. Ala. His father is instruct
or Of manual and vocational training
in the John Marshall High school
Private Garnett Lee Rose has made
the supreme sacrifice in France. ac-
cordins to word just received by his
mother. Mrs. Efie Rose. 1905 West Clay
Mr.. Rose died October OF wounds re-
ceived in action.
News has just been received of the
deaf. death of Private George. Dewey Neaie.
teenth Infantry who was killed in ac-
ton October (. He was only eighteen
Years old having volunteered in the
young soldier, who so early gave his
life for his country, is survived by
his parents nro,hs Mr.; and Mrs 4. +. Seale;
half-hrotherS; Fitzhugh l.. Wcems and
Edward " WSems. and three sisters.
Mrs J. w Wilkinson. Mrs. G. T. Haw-
ley and Mrs. j. b. Tuck.
Wilbur Is. Cardoza. whose mother.
Mrs lottie Leighton, lives at 1910
Floyd Avenue, is in a hospital rccu-
perating from slight wounds received
tho, Three Hundred and Nineteenth
Ambulance Company, formerly sta
toned a Camp Lee.
Sergeant Shcm IS. Cooke secretary
Of the Cruickshanks Iron Works Com
pany, of this city. was severely wound
ed in action October 10 in France. ac-
GGordinE TO word just received here.
ne is now recuperating in a base hos
pital.
Sergeant Cooke is a member OF the
Third Battalion. One Hundred and
twentieth Infantry, Thirticth Division,
ana was formerly stationed at Camp
Sewer, Greenville. S. c. He had lived
In Richmond three years before begin
ning military training. lie is the son
or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Il. Cooke. OF
Franklinton, ~ c.
Charles T.. Hughes. SIS North
Twenty-fourth Street. has received in
formation that his son. Private viii
liam Kent Hughes. Company +. Three
Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry, was
killed in action October O. Private
Hughes went overseas May 90, after
having been trained at Camp Lee. He
was twenty-five years old. and prior
10 Joining the colors was a valued en-
ployee of the American Canning Com
pany, OF this city. lie is survived by
ms rather. two sisters and two broth
ers. one of whom. Private Charles +
hughes. Jr., is in France attached to
the First Motor Machine Battalion.