Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-26
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rr-thrce years old and AN orphan Be
fore joining IN" coiors nn was a SPINNER
in textile mill and lived with a sister.
Mrs Ellis Connor. 1905 North Front
street
Private John Arthur !llingsworth,
wounded was Il meubCr ot the cana.
dian army. After having h'"n rejected
| Ivy the American army, lIlinRSw"r'h
who was forty-two years Old. was "c'
/ rcptod by the British rcrru llUg COM
| mission on his fo,tN-third birthday
| September - Of this yoa" "" was
born In England. but has been natural
| izcd is married and lived at "W69 SWah-
son street.
Private Isaac No,ak, wourd'd, Il on,N
| seventeen years old and ran away from
school 10 enlist in the regular army IN
| NuriI of 1917 Though n telegram from
| the War Department states that he was
| severely hurt ON August ! his nhr"nts.
Mr. and Mrs. William Noracll, SOC South
| thirteenth street have received = letter
from him dated August - in rN"h hc
makes no mention of having been in
jurcd.
Corpora, Jesse H. Walker. killed n
action. was "A veteran of the Spanish
American war and was thirty-scven
ycnrs old whom the Mexican in'hroglto
drew United states troops TO the border
He promptly enlisted IN the Sixth Regi-
mcnt N q T.. served with that unit
until il was sent home from Texas. re-
mainCd in the service hcCaGse he was
confident this country would soon de-
Irlarc war against Germany. was sent
to Camp HancJ Ck for intensive training
and made a corporal when tn" Sixth
was reorganized as the 111th Infantry.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
u. Walker, of 20 Victoria place. Ches-
ter
Privute Raymond MaIoney. killed in
action on August %. enlisted in the
Third Regiment. y. q. i. when troops
were first sent to Texas. He was only
: 10 at the time. but saw active service
along the Mexican border and was
wounded by snper He was sent home
for treatment at the Methodist Hospi-
tai. recovered and rejoined his reRi-
mcnt just before it was sent to Camp
Hancock to be rcnrganized into the
1l0th Infantry. He was assigned to
Company u and went to France in May
Of this year.
Private James r. Kenney. wounded in
action on August II. was "A member of
the old First Regiment y. q. r. later
: reorganzed as the l09th Infantry and
saw service during the Mexican border
campaign. His sister. Mrs. James Nc
lntNre, 1928 Fitzwater street. received a
letter recently in which he said "A
piece of shell made a nice little hole in
my back, but | am getting along fine
4 and expect to he back with my COM
. pany in about ii week. He was formerly
z employed by the L. q. /.
$ Private Daniel u. Price. reported
= missing, lived with his widowed mother
, Mrs. Mary Price. at % Walnut street
n Marcus Hook. He was nineteen years
e O and enlisted in the old Sixth Regi-
$ ment, y. &. T., when only seventeen
He saw service on the Mexican border
r under Captain Edmund W. Lynch. whose
+ death was reported only a few days ago
" Private Joseph Polito, reported as
having died of wounds in today's Off
n ciai casualty list, is aiv" and rapidly
Il recovering in a base hospital, according
J. 10 a letter received by his father. James
= Polito. 61l2 Gray's avenue. The Wa,
: department telegram stated that Pri.
vate Polito had died on August l3 The
l. letter TO his family was dated Angus,
i u and said that he had been shot
g through the hip. but was able to wall
Q again and expected to he back with his
= regiment in a short time,
Private POitu was working at Bald
wins when he was drafted in September
Ct of last year ana sent to Camp Meade
:? \ few months later he was transferred
nany NJ. MN Infantry. He is twenty
! two years old.
d Private John G Kcg-I. scverel
id wounded, was hrokeman on the Penn
in sylvan.r Railroad before enlisting las
ID October. He was shot through the bod
\ during m attack on July II. aCCordin
At to n telegram from the War Depart
% me0t received by his mother Mrs Ann
IS Kogel 30 West WiIdey street
10. Sergeant George 4. Bingheime
!" wounded, was only nineteen years ol
~ when he enlisted. in the summer Of 1911
20 He served through the Mexican borde
o. campaign aud later was transferred
r. Battery n. lOSth Field Artillery
was struck on the left arm and side O
pr August - by fragments from a shrar
IN mel shell but Is now well on the roa
er 70 recovery in base hospital ne sal
AZ in letter to his mother, Mrs. Amel
B!ngenhemer, 1924 Stiles street
y Corporal Edward Reynolds. wounde
ls had only been back on duty for a fe
At days. after a severe case of gas poi
|. oning, when he was struck by thrs
y machine gun bullets in rapid succession
m He was taken to the same hospital fro
lie which he had only recently been d
ID charged, and is expected to recove
le Sergeant Reynolds was attached
10 Der Of the White Lily Social Club,
s. downtown organization. composed ,
IS forty young men, thirty-four of who
* are in the service OF Uncle Sam tt
II sergeant lives al 52S South Water stree
ir Private Walter FELTON,, wounded.
of also a member OF the White Lily Soci
Il Club and likewise Of Company b, lO9t
Infantry. He was Injured at the san
nd time as Corporal Reynolds and Is in Il
IN same hospital. Feltons home is at Al
tn South Front street.
er Private Phlrp Dublin. wounded
to the third member of the White Lily s.
n cial Club to be shot down in the fightir
ne of August 16 and II. He was taken
re the same base hospital as were Co
AS porsl Reynolds and Private FELTON,, al
as ther was joyful reunion when Il
three old friends were able to be o.
ed and about again. Durham lived at Wat
ed and South streets before enlisting
IL the First Regiment. n. q. p. He WI
as later assigned to Company d, 100
ry Infantry.