Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-25
8 City Soldiers
Killed in France

4
, names. forty-three of whom are from
this state.
Captain William =. Guiifoylr. former
~ instructor in surgery at the | uiNer-
s'ty Of Pennsylvania. was gassed in
line of duty on September and mas
since died in a base hospital in France.
according to an unofficial rcpor; received
by his parents. Mr.. and Mr. William
/ +. Gulfoyie. ii0S Baltimor" avenue.
Captain Gulfoyle was attached TO
the medical corps of the llllh Infantry
since Americas entrance into the war.
His parents received til" notification
Of his death from Chaplain WIIiiam {
pr' - "f the American Rcd 'r"S%' a
fr,rnd Of the captains. No uf 'HI an
nouucement from the War department
has vet been made.
TIL" letter from the chaplain gay" FEW
dotails concerning his death
Captain Gulfoyle had taken part IN
the Mexican campaign in 1915. lie was
a lieutenant in the medical corps of the
Z old sixth Regiment. National fuard,
When he returned he resumed his posi-
tion as instructor at the University. His
office al that time was at 40li chest
nut street.
When war was declared on Germany
he was detailed at Fort Benjamin tiar-
rison Indiana. Last September h" was
transferred to Camp Hancock, where he
joined the llth Infantry In May OF
this year the regiment was s"mt 10
camp Iplon and embarked for France.
captain Guilfoyle was a medical grad
uate of the University Of Pennsylvania
in 1905 He was a thirty-scCond degree
Mason and member of the Alpha
l. Il Irt.r,t, ~ %
He was also member Of the Over
brook Golf club He was singI" and
rNtcticed MEDICINE in West Philadelphia
for a number Of years.
sergeant Charles n. Keeler. unof-
fcially reported as killed. had prey ious
~ been officially reported aS a prisoner
at Camp larmStadt, Germany. II is
not known whether he died If wounds
at tn" prison camp. was killed while try
ing to es"ap" or whetheN the official re-
: port was erroneous.
Sergeant keeler enlisted in May. 1917.
I in the regular army For several
, months h" was attached to the quarter
! masters department Al Fort Slocum.
New York. but later was transferred t.
Camp Greene. y. G.. and assigned to
Company +. Thrty-cighth Infantry. He
was born in PhiIadelphia was n grad
.
/ his enlistment was employed AT the
S'huvIkill Arsenal The last letter re
"eived from him by his mother. Mrs
Minnie kreler, 241 North Fifty-niniu
street. was dated July 3. and stated that
n" was wen and hoped to get to the
front soon
Corporal William u. sherlock. KILLED
in action. had previously been report ed
missing. Three days ago his wife Mr.
Minnie Sherlock. 1897 South L"" stree,
received y Telegram from the War D,-
partment stating that he had n,ru hfll Il
during the fighting Of .'uly ~ ara 10
The corporal is survived by thr"" ,Li'.
drru and his widow He served th'ougl
the Mexican border campaign with the
-prunsyiVauia National Guard. vas bon.
OrahIy DISCHARGED in the winter Of 1916
hu rp-enltsI"d last summer. hcirE AS
signed 10 Company *. 1lnih luraMrl.
Private Joseph Walter Hau-r. l;illcd
in action curing the capture Of chateau.
Thicrry. July lG was the uulv son ui
I George Washington liausc 19ii No,lr
= TWenty-iirSt street. Though 1t mas heel
more than two months sine IN luIul
SoIdie" me- his death. his father has
only just received official nOtitiraiiOu ui
the fact. Private Ilause was uiuot-er
Years old and "uIistcd in III" First Reg.
ment, y. q. p. in June Of last year
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Private john NagIe. killed in acton
, on July -. enlisted in the regular aIml
in December of last year. lie was az
signed to the Thirty eighth Infantry
+ went to Franc last April ana wa,
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