Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-07

Bernard Hermann, 1242 Sartain street.
! ,,t.v hermann was drafted last May
| at the age of twenty-one and follow
| ing Il short period of training went to
! France as a member Of Company Il,
| 3l5th Infantry.
Private Robert NJ. Clark. gassed, was
formerly member of the 10th Ma
chine-Gun Battalion. but since his in
jury has been transferred to n casual
company. He enlisted in Juno. 1917,
and after lengthy training at Camp
Previous to enlistment he resided with
street. His father, Sergeant Martin
Clark. of the fourth police dis trict died
on october 13 of Influenza. A brother.
William. Is also In France with the
I Evacuation Hospital Unit No. II. He
| has not yet been informed Of his fathers
death.
| Private Frederick Mitchell Rogers.
who died of wounds on october 10, was
| formerly associate editor of the Palmyra
Record, weekly, paper published, in
! winter, trained at Camp Dix and sent
! o France as Il member of Company c,
I4Sth Infantry. he was wounded while
nfgnting with the French along the
! Flanders sector. Private Rogers was
! the son Of tho late Samuel Rogers. of
| Palmyra
Private Samuel Harris, gassed and
! wounded. has had a varied military ca
reer. He served under Villa in Mexico,
| but when relations
Former Oficeri between the United
Villa's Army country becam e
Wounded While serted II ana ep iie io,nnd usl
Fighting for o., me american 4 army: y
| the American Le-
| gion of the Canadian army and when
this country entered the war was trans
ferred to, the American Expeditionary
Force and placed in Company b, Four
| tppnth Machine Battalion ITarril
lived at 1924 Opal street.
Private Nicholas Ricentio, IIammon-
ton, n, j., reported wounded in action.
enlisted when he was only seventeen in
| long after enetred the regular service
with the State Militia Reserve. He had
been for some time on the firing line
when he received his injuries. 1t is, be
| lieved that he was gassed, but no def
mite information has yet been obtainable
as to his fate
Private Chester Angelo. wounded on
September II. lived at $50 South Third
street, Camden. He was drafted last
April. sent to Camp Dix, volunteered for
Immediate service overseas and sailed
for France in May as member of
Company L, Hath Infantry. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Angelo.
Private Richard G. Augustine. wound
ed. was drafted in April of this year,
than he was given the chance to yolun..
teer for immediate service abroad and
promptly accepted the opportunity. He
sailed overseas in May with Company
F, of the 114th Infantry, formerly the
Third Regiment. National Guard Of New
Jersey He took part in many battles,
but never received a scratch until two
machine gun bullets struck him at once
on tho morning of October "a, His
right hand and right leg are badly in
jured. but the physicians believe they
will be able to save both Of them.
His parents, MI and Mrs. August
Augustine, of West Berlin. y. j.. have
never heard from the War Department.
of their sons injury, but were informed
by the Red Cross. The Young soldier Is
in Base Hospital No. GO. His grand
father, after whom he Is named, Rich
ard Cochran, is Civil War veteran
historic struggle between the States.