Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-23
VIC tor .OANtEL CALVIN CAPRAUGA
CataSouaua Columbia
WOUndG6 Killed

Joining the colors lived with his parents
at the Clifton street address. A brother,
twenty-five years old, is with an en-
cheering division in France.
Private Benjamin Rubenstein. slightly
Elfty-third Infantry. and lived at SEC
Cross street, with his mother. Mrs. Re
becca R~ubenstein. before being drafted
last August. He is twenty-one and
single.
Private Thomas Kelly. Company D,
315th Infantry. was wounded in nine
teen places by shrapnel on November
II. He is recovering in a hospital in
New, Jersey, Before being drafted he
at 243 South Fifty-eigEth street.
Private Alexander T. Graham. Com
pany f, 3l3th Infantry, was wounded
on November !. He is t~wenty.four years
old and was drafted or April 20, 1918.
Before he was drafted he was an iron
mc!der and lived with his mother. Mrs.
Ella Graham, of 1881 Terrace street.
Manayunk.
Private waiter Fox. Company G,
les November 4. He Is twenty-four
years old and before being drafted was
al electrician. He lived with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fox, 3543 Sunnyside
avenue. Falls of S~chuylkill.
Private John Erb. Jr., was a member
of the Eighth District police force,
Tenth and ~Buttonwood streets. before
being drafted into the army in April Of
his year. He was sent to Camp Lee.
and after only three weeks training was
assigned to Company I. 317th Infantry,
and embarked for France in May. Pri-
vate Erb wrote his wife, Mrs. Anna May
Erb, zoos North Third street, on Novem-
Der 8 that ne was feeling fine" The
first lntimation Mrs. Erb had that her
husband had been wounded came In n
Washington telegram dated December
16, stating that he had been slightly in
jured on October 8.
Sergeant Raymond C.. HohI. twenty
seven years old, wounded, is an %electri-
cal engineer, and vas formerly employed
by the United Gas Improvement Com
pany. He graduated from Lehigh Uni
versity. class of 1918, In June. 1917, he
enlisted in Company e. 103d Engineers,
and after training at Camp Hancock
sailed for rance in April Of this year.
He was wounded in action on October
8, according to a telegram from the War
Department to his brother, A.. X. Hohl,
5l45 North Camac street, where Ser
geant Hohl lives when in Philadelphia.
He has recovered from his wounds and
is expected home in the near future.
Private Herbert Morton GOldmeier, of
the United States marine corps, has been
missing since November 8, according TO
a telegram from the
Missing" Says SMi " Dspaptmen{ Mo 70
Var Department.; and Mrs. M. l.
In Hospital" Says Spruce Street. But
Wounded Soldier i several 1od letters so fgGm
have informed his
anxious family that he has been In q
hospital since about the date named In
the official dispatch, suffering from
wounds. He gave no details as to the
extent of his injuries: but his father
believes. from the tenor of his sons
letter, that they are fairly serious. Pri-
vate Goldmeier, who is twenty-thret
years old, enlisted in April Of last year
Philadelphia Navy Yard before COINS
to Galveston. Tex. and later to Guam
ticn. Va, for final polishing. He. wen
overseas nearly a year ag with the
Battalion Of the Fifth Regiment OF
before joining the colors.
Private Nell J. Bonner, Supply Com
pany, 326th Infantry, was wounded II
action. October IS. This information
came last week to the soldiers mother
Mrs. Mary Bonner, 204S North Second
street, in a telegram from Washington
four letters since October Is, stating Ii
each one that he Is well. In two letters
he said that he a been in the hospita
receiving treatment for indigestion. Ac
vate Bonner's indigestion was camou
tiage 20 prevent his mother worrying
about him.
In a letter TO his father, written OF
Dads Day." private Bonner told how
he had killed a German SHIPPER anC
cut the brass buttons from the boche'I
coat TO bring home with him as sou
Venirs.
Private Bonner has two brothers II
the service, both now in France, Private
Michael P. Bonner, Company X, 109tl
Infantry. and Corporal William ]. Bon
ner. of the artillery. Private Michel r
Bonner was gassed last summer, but hai
completely recovered.