The sun., 1918-11-13
WOUNDED 4 TIMES
IN AS MANY MONTHS
Uackensack Sergeant, Now in
Hospital, Is Proud Of Record
! in Rainbow Division.
CAPTAIN FALLS IN ACTION
Clinton Earle Fisk and Major
Cook Among Those to
Fall in Battle. -,

vounded for the fourth time In as
r,arv months Is the service record of
Sergeant william Munx. Ies johnson
,,onue. Hackensacl:. lie Is attached
., the 1e5th Infantry (Rainbow Divi-
,,o,, He was first reported slightly
,youndcd early last summer. and again
a, mly when minor injuries took him
from the front line. In September word
r,me that he was in the base nos
,ital with an car shot on and a wound
q the leg. Now his family Is Informed
ne has again been injured in action,
now badly they do not know Sergeant
ntunx Is 9e years old and was employed
nv the Campbell Wall Paper Company
IN Hackensack.
CORPORAL Helga Carlson. known as
Dutch" Carlson to followers of schoi-
sstic athletics in Brooklyn. was shot
through both legs and one arm Sep
tember Is. He is a member OF Com
nany f, 315th Infantry. Before he en-
tered the service he was popular In attn
Ietic circles, first at the Bay Ridge High
school and later at the New Utrecht
High School. He played halfback for
,he latter institutions team and starred
as A pitcher with the baseball nine.
carlson, who Is single. lived with his
narents at 1915 Fort Hamilton Park
Way
Recommended, for Prom lotion.
Lieut. Henry w. Ralph, Jamaica. L.
T. has been reported wounded In action
September 8. He enlisted April Z. 1917.
in the Seventh Regiment and received
his commission at the first Plattsburg
camp. He married just before he en-
Anu n oh nr N IN
vet seen. Lieut. Ralph graduated from
princeton University in 1910. He is a
member Of Company b. 3o6th Infantry.
and has been recommended for promo
ton
Capt Clinton Earle Fisk. only son of
Col Willard c. Fisk of. Jersey City,
was killed in action October Is. He
was In command of the First Battalion
~ the 10th Infantry. He is survived
by his widow.
An old Brooklyn family loses a men,
Der IN Lieut.. Harold Pouch, who died OF
wounds October IL. His father. A. B
Pouch of Staten Island. Is head of the
.the Pouch Terminals. Lieut.. Pouch was
a membes OF Company B. 1ssth Infantry
lie received his commission at Platts-
burg.
Killed Leading HIS Men
First Lieut.. Leslie J. Jobes. son of Mr.
and Mrs Warren l.. ]. Jobes, 1905
Bloomfield street, Hoboken, was killed in
action at the head of his company west
OF the Meuse October Q. A letter re-
ceived by his family from his chum
Lieut.. A. b. Pancoast, states that Jobes
who was % years old, met death Just
six days after he had received his:com.
mission as a First Lieutenant and
had been commended for exceptional
bravery. Lieut.. Jobes enlisted In July
1911 He was graduated from Camp Mc.
Clellan, and was sent overseas In june
with the Ii 5th Infantry. ~ 80 49,
Private Philip Kearny Mindil. Jr., 81
Monroe place, Brooklyn, namesake o.
Fighting Phil' Kearny and grandson
Of the late Major-Gen. George w. Mindil
was killed In action September 20 in tn,
Cambria attack. He was shot through
the heart and died instantly. He was 1!
Years old. He enlisted In the 107ti
United States Infantry. In a recent let
ter 10 his parents he wrote: And IL
do 20, why, it's only one OF the millions
in the fight for the right. We have
learned in the army 20 sink our ego"
While leading the men Of his battalion
Major Frederick "A. Cook, Twenty-thirt
Infantry. Second Division, was killed
October Z. His wife. who lives a
Croton- Hudson, received this in
formation from an officer OF the regi
nent. Besides his wife the Major leaves
two children.