Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-26

pany q, 11Oth Infantry. According to
his sister he is rapidly recovering at
base hospital
Private william =. Hann,san. Com
pany F. 10th Infantry was wounded
August 25 In the leg by shrapnel He
lived with his father. Martin Hannigan.
643 North Forty-eighth street. He is
twenty-five years old and roofer by
trade.
| Private Prank Paui. Company B.
| 10th Infantry, was wounded in the leg
August SO. He was forty-two years
| old and served with
Soldier, az Years the Third Regi-
OlJ uJ, ment during the
"""e" Mexican troubles
| He Is married and
has two children. Before enlisting he
was bridge builder and lived with his
| wife. at 2S17 Peters street
| Prvate Felix Dudsinski, Company NJ,
11lth Infantry, was wounded July 13.
His parents are in Poland, and he made
his home In this country with A. Lam
eouski. 1855 Almond street. lie, Is
twenty-one' years old. enlisted in 1917
and was a machine worker at Cramps
shipyard.
| Private John J. O'Brien, Company NJ,
1lOth Infantry. was wounded July 13.
Nc lived with his aunt. Mrs. Mary
IO'Brien, 1901 West Sergeant street. His
mother lives at Easton. He is twenty
years old and enlisted with the old
Third Regiment. ~ G. =. He was a
chemist by trade.
Private Frank W. Lucas, of Company
T.. 10th Infantry. wounded July 80, ex-
poets to be able to get back 'into action
| soon, he writes his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lucas. 52s South Stafford
street He Is twenty years old.
Corporal Joseph u. Hursh. Jr.. twen-
| ty-three years old. 1928 East clementine
street. kensington. is In a base hospitai
recovering from wounds. He trained fot
ten months with Company *. 3l5th In
fantry. and left for France in July. In
1915 and 1916 he served with the Scot
tish Rifles In the British army. but
secured his transfer TO fight beside the
american soldiers. He was a painter
COR the Barrett Manufacturing Company
| Frankford.
| Private Charles 4. Farrell. the son of
Mrs. Catharine Farrell. was wounded for
the second time on September g. He
had just returned to his comrades in
Company a. 109th Regiment. after be-
ing confined in n base hospital behind
| the lines. while being treated for a
wound received in action on July Is.
| The soldier'S mother. who lives at
1896 Hoffman street. heard the first bad
news of her son last August. when word
was received that he was missing In ac-
ton. a telegram later told of his being
| letter from the boy was received August
81. when he wrote he was still UNDER
going treatment. He finally went into
action again. only to receive a second
wound. No word has been received from
him since then. and the nature of his
second wound is unknown.
| Private Farrell was sent to Camp
Meade and then to Camp Upton. He
| went overseas in May. He is twenty
eight years old. For ten years he work.
ed in the gymnasium at the University
of Pennsylvania. He has a brother in
the service. Joseph Farrell who is a
| Istretcher-bearer in one of the base hos
pitals.
Private william NJ. Con,ey is one q,
three boys given to the service of the
nation by Mrs. Elizabeth Conley. a
widow. of 726 South Twentieth street
re mas been wounded. In, the battle OF
seve enteen years old. was killed. His
other brother Joseph, is seaman in
Word has been received unoffically
by Mrs Conley that William has been
wounded. The wound is but slight, he
Brothe~ Of Marne ins: Don't worry
Hero Wounded Iooa' y = me slirbtiy eGtiy
shoulder In his last letter he writes
that he is out of the hospital and eX-
| poets 20 soon be back with his COM
! pany.
Private Conley is twenty-one years old
and member of the 10th Infantry,
old Third and enlisted in July 1917, He
trained mt Camp Hancock and sailed for
France in May, 1913:
Private Albert T. Winter. Of Company
], 110tE Infantry. has been officially re.
ported as wounded. Word was received
at his home. 1922 Paschall avenue, to
this effect on October II. He received
her. The last letter was received by his
wife On October 81. and In this letter
he was already back to the front
member Of the National Su Gaaads
He trained at Camp Hancock and went
| to France in May.
Private William J. Devcreux. Conn
pany I. 109th Infantry, was gassed Sep
tember 9. In letter to his aunt. Mrs.
X. Reed. 655 East Westmoreland street.
| he says: And such monument to
German kultur, that they should be
proud of their achievements in this
time" Devereaux said he was gasseu
while investigating German dugout.
He stirred up some mustard gas anc
was overcome.
Private Thomas }. Daily. nineteen
years old. PA Spruce street. was ST.
verely wounded in action September 0.
| Word of his injuries was first con-
veyed to his mother. Mrs. Mary Cam
IRON. in a Letter dictated by him Sep
France. Later an official notice was re.
| ceived. I'm the message sent by the
soldier he said it would not be lone
| until he was out, and after them again,
| Daily enlisted July %. 1917, in the ole
First Regiment. y. G. p. and was trans.
ferred to Company d. 109th Infantry.
| Private Albert &. Gray was severely
wounded in action during the fight
ing in August. He is one of three
sons of Henry X. Gray, formerly of
1881 South Ninth street. who are in the
service of the country. Private Gray
WAS a member of the Old Third and
now belongs to the 10th Infantry. He
trained at Camp Hancock and in Nav
left for France. His brothers in the
and Joseph. a member of the Great
| Lakes Band that played here during
the Liberty Loan drive.
| Private william BENDER is dead In
France as a result of wounds Received
in action July 20. Official confirmation
of his death was received from Wash.
| ington by his parents. who live al 9OR
North Fifty-frst street
| Bender was member of Con,panv
I. 10th Infantry. and was twenty.
seven years old. He enlisted i'm The
army after four
Vera Cruz Veteran year term in the
D.vy r. navy, during which
h'fe0 IN france time he participate
| ed In the taking OF
| Vera Cruz. Benders death was first
told by Albert Manley, member of
the same company, who wrote to his
brother. Edward II. Manley. about It.
| Sergeant David l.. Scanlon was
| wounded In action October 3, according
to a letter he wrote to his brother and
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