Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-15

according to letters received by his
mother, Mrs. Eva zlnn. he was only
wounded and is now back with his conf
panN. lie Is q member Of tho 3l5th In
fantry, trained at Meade and sailed for
France In July. lie has n brother,
Martin Ztnn. now at a camp In this
country. Joseph linn was Il cloth cutter
Lieutenant Walter Ireland. officially
reported as missing III action, is u nris-
"n"r i'll German camp. He was wound
ed before being taken prisoner. This
Information cam" tr0n IN" International
young officers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren ireland, of ScwclI. y. j. lie
went out on patrol on the night of
November and never returned. Il is
believed that his squad was ambushcd
by tho Germans and all were either
killed or captured. 10 Is now in the
hospital at the prison camp at Krcuz-
mach. about ninety miles east Of Metz
4 newspaper man, earned commission
at the second officers training camp.
lie had been picked TO return TO this
country for instruction duty at n New
Jersey CantCnmcnt and was TO have
sailed a few days after tho date on
which he disappeared.
Private Thomas A. Cannon. wounded
in action on October l6, Is a brother
in-law of Eddy Abrams, constable in
Magistrate lmber's office Private Can
non went to France with tho 305til En-
CincerS. lie was shot through the right
leg. he said In letter to his home 1918
Lyons avenue.
Private Paut Loro, Company !. &i6th
Infantry. reported missing by the War
Department., has written IL letter to his
sister. Mrs. GreEorta LOro. @5l3 South
Alder street. saying that he is we'll and
back with his company. Private LOro
was sent to Camp Meade last May and
went overseas with the 3l6th Infantry in
IuIX. He is musician, formerly gave
lpQSI1OG in, l,It I
was Il member of the Y. NJ. {. \. orcheS-
ira. He is twenty-siX years of age
Private william Gumas. reported as
missing on todays official casualty list
is a citizen Of Greece and his parents
still reside in that
Greeh Citizen ""qn'rS' %oIT ,on ,i' Was was
Made No Claim, for past twcnty.onc
E'eh7tfoh tn" first rogistra-
ton day came on
June >. 1917. but promptly put down
his name and informed his local draft
board that he would not claim cXCmp-
ton. In due tim" he was called u the
Culors, sent to Camp Meade. assigned
to Company |" 3l5th Infantry. phla-
dclphia's own regiment Of sclcctivc Scrr-
ice men, given the usual course Of
training and sent overseas in July of
his year lie was II cook, employed al
a largo luCnr hotel and lived with his
| brother. John GumaS, ut 9"1 Spring
street.
Corporal Arthur J. Warren. who died
OF pneumonia, brought on by epidemic
! influenza. was the son Of Alfred War;
ron, {. Well-inown contractor and builder,
of Eensington. The young soldier was
formerly associated in business with his
father, and made mis- home with his par
, ents at $500 Cedar street He Joined the
colors in January of this year, and was
attached to the 304th Engineers. Two
other brothers, William and Walter. are
now in France, while younger brother,
Alfred Warren, Jr, is at Camp Meade
Private Sarkis DaNi,lian. m ssnG, is
an Armenian by birth, but refused 10
claim exemption from the draft. lie is
member Of the "l5th Infantry, and
his home with II brother, Michael Do-
Viduu. at 2933 Masch"r street.
Private clifford Pickering. missing.