Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-22
I ~ (iers Givs
LiUes II France

p " -HjX FtItrnfd TO company Z. lVst'
! {u|lntry,s One brother. Corporal Charle'
&41 AZ serving With the engineers u
pee. and another brother. Private
IvIl4ent Cross, is an athletic instructor
lamp Lee, Va All three are wei
moan IN boxing circles here.
Evivats Frsnk n. Dunlap. reported
X0unded In action. was nineteen years
4{u when he joined Company u. lOStl
eQment. at Camp Hancock In Marcel
~ 1917. He WAS shell shocked twice
t.nc this 10 his third time in the. hos
He has two srothers in theg service
one In th' army. the other in the navy
JaInes Dunlap has been TO France twice
ana he will shortly leave for Italy. Will
luK the other brother. Is now at Camp
Meade. Private Dunlap lived with his
mother at see2 North Hutchinson street
hnd In n letter recently received by her
ne states that he is rapidly recovering
- base hospital
Captain Frank 4. Van Horn. wounded
IN action, is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
xanthus Van Horn, 1902 North Fifty
ninth street. He is twenty six wears
NiAgara. was assigned to the 3lbth In
antry. organized az Camp Meade, and
went overseas as commander OF Com
pany ID Of that National Army unit.
He was formerly a boss toolrnaker at
ne plant OF the standard Roller Bear
wounded during scouting expedition.
Corporal George II. Rsfnsr, reported
wounded In action. lived with his step
mother al s24t North Second street
He enlisted in the First Regiment. Ma
,tonal Guard OF Pennsylvania, and was
ater assigned 10 Company l, l0eth In
fantry, at Camp Hancock. This unit
sailed for France early last May AC-
cording TO his mother. Corporal Hafner
y rapidly recovering at base hos
pitai.
Private Fred NJ. Patton. wounded is
he son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Patton.
ne North Fort y-hrst street. lie en-
listed In May OF 1917 in the regular
irfny. was trained at Waco. Tex. and
'ventnally assigned to Battery Is. I~en-
werseas In May OF this year, Private
'atton Is eighteen years old.
E Frank Orch. severely wounded ~ the
ION of Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Groh. OF
ast year and is member of the iUsih
Infantry. The father OF the young sol
Her r. Civil War veteran,
Private Alfred VI. Campbell. reported
wounded In action on the 10th OF Sep
ember. lived with an aunt, Mrs. Anna
ihoades. at 3z47 North American street.
dc is at present in this country. at
olattsburg, ~. Y. After being brought
,ver from the firing line GONZALES
) now rapidly recovering. lie was
member Of Company u. l03d Engineers
de left for France in MAY last, after
4 snort stay at Camp Hancock. In
sote that he sent 10 his uncle he said
weeks.
Private Edward Hack, reported
wounded in action, was a member OF
Company II, losth Infantry. He was
y the army six years and he served on
he Mexican border. He was at one time
fph
etc. In letter he wrote TO his mother
se said that he is rapidly recovering in
4 base hospital.
. Private Frank Girard. killed in action.
the first young soldier from the bor-
,ugh OF Hatbore 10 die in action. lie
vas FIRST reported as missing. but later
,ig mother, Mrs. Margaret Girard, was
informed by the War department that
,er son had fallen during the heavy
Csrpsral HuEh J. Cook. Of COMPANY
", Seventh United States Infantry, was
Wounded in the same engagement, the
Marine battle of July 10. in which his
,rother, Thomas +. Cook was killed.
)mcipl confirmation of Hugh's INJURIES
laS Just been received from the War
department. by his father. Hugh J.
roqk, ST.. 4s2l Fairmount avenue. Hugh
and Thomas, inseparable since early
,nllonood. enlisted III July. 1917 Hugh.
Who Is tweuty-one years old. has been
n = base hospital in France ever since
% was wounded. According 10 recent
etters received by his father and aunt.
MIN. nlss Mary yo,Ssn Cook he is rapidly recOy
,Eook. = Is with the military polio in
france Thomas F. Cooks name ap-
scared in a recent casualty list.
rriyste Robert ,. Murphy has been
Wounded IN action, according 70 word
,eceived by his aunt, Mrs. Ellen Il.
Lee With whom he made his home
q 6Yl6 Greenway avenue His par
'nfs are dead. He enlisted in Company
=; III. IGN Pennsylyania Infantry. on
.uly ~, 1917, and was wounded on
'eptefnber =. His aunt received a post
ara dated September ls, in which
9 fails to make mention of any injury. /
nc aio,.Eae sae bs Is inclined Feline to believe that
,epaftment Mrs. Lees son. Join Lee
; ~ present with Base Hos1pital Tnlt /
20. 10. now in France. ''
COrperal Charles A. Mclean of Conn
say logth Pennsylvania Infantry 1
~ sait snlan for local wool house 10
niist In his 7'countrys defense al the
utoreak of hostilities. He was wounded
2 NE Jaw on July 81 by shrapne! The /
nell burst TO the right of Mclean in
tnEtly killing Corporal ! Palmer Jiii-
ertsn. whose name was mentioned i'm 4 /
'sres'l cPslalty list. The NV, cDru,hrrt
sho were rhulns and neighbors 10. nlqny .
y y ~; Mtre l' aiding their repressr n I'VE /
a - N =
be sop NJ James II. Mcl.sln. Of so.
south Forty-ninth street. The y,,ln,
'os0ier Is graduate of st. Jos.rhia Ccf,
ete and the college preparatory course
Notre Dame University. and mas a
,oshsr, RANK !: Mclean, who is yoo-
nan IN the naval reserve. CORPORAL No
<ean Is twenty-five years old
rstvatne Harry a. Jerks, twen,v-fve
'e:re oid, OF lo2 North Sikty-frst street |
'niisted In Company c. First Regimen
). = =. N Msy.|1el7. He was wounded
~ July 80 last, according to word re- |
'elved by his mother. Mrs. Carrie Jen,;. /
,everai days ago. 4 brother, Ednund /
enks. VINO ~ also wounded, Informed ne /
nother of his own and his brother.s ir9
ee ueS IN recent letter, adding that
,oth Were recovering. They war.
rained at Camp Hancock and wen, ,o
rsnce as members OF the lO9th In (
Corporal Philip Patterson. OF Con,na,,.
q osth. Infantry. was slightly wounded
y An engagement On Septeuber o Ua
= seventeen years old and is The no. ns
~. and Mrs. A. NJ. Patterson. !4Sa
siehmore avenue. Previous 10 his An,ist
nent IN May. 1917, he was employed ~
~ ~ remington Arms Company. A
$1,000 WIham Patterson, has just ar
~ lttveu " FRANCE as member of one of
me whinet tank corps units, News y,
cofpcral Pattersons injury reached a
nome already carrying its burden 10
sr!sf as result OF the influenza ep.
aemlc. HIS sister-in-law, Mrs. Frances
Patterson. has succumbed 10 The IinGss msinGy
ana little hope Is entertained for the rs,
,overy. OF her twenty-month-old baby
Sergeant Frederick Pole, wounded On
suiS ". mas not vet been Informed of
1ne death or his bride. on October 8