Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
SKETCHES or THE HEROES

MeehanT Wi"'"" n"p"T 'p'rr' "
cousin OF the late Judge Bernard Gip'u.
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=, ,,s,nher ~ ~. p,Gl, Ins.rt, ..-';
/. cine t,l,tb g" Enlsr's i,L mo d,ilgti,nys
insis;ed' was uiucn more risky tbnn tbaf
~ an aviator
In q letter written som. time before
: he was killed Young Icu,rr spnL. nr
himself as having been very lucky 50
far II have 20 drive q wagon load of
ammunition up 20 lnr t"enrNes during
the mornings. then hang around o. fN
mschins guns la'"' he 50
The young solder wa 'he SON of Mr.
aud Mrs. william tp'"r. I'hs Market
stree, He WIS 'o.W''.N rep''t.r un
Harrisburg new-Dap-r ana euliS, ed in
the old First R'gNue't y g. e.. shur.l.
after the Unt'd states entered -he war.
AZ Camp tiauC pCt hr UeNt pneu q GIT
for handirc biac1F, gtnS ard even
tuaiiS was mad 'H'"f ""pa ruan for that
necessary but un"er.a,u weaprn pri-
Z yafe Epler was tN, u'y-.Wn NrarS old.
: t1euteuant George R"at. wounded
Company. 1l0'h 1IfJniry as 4u Wtelii-
!, eenre officer. lly = tCr.t lone wears
? of age and H. a so0 90 NJ and Mrs r.
q Roat. g1O y r.h Fif,,-s,yputh street
Roai Il a pra lullr If 'ue West Phila-
hs P,na - a, 49, r,.-
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SOS $500 ..N. 't W ,ulutu o."
th- kbtt Snu - w" :. "Ns' .'Sp's"'
frNae h"' "h '"""tH hh"i"r. =
menper OF o'''a.N 70 +"l' li''hiI ~
aas been rtp2lI ~ """'H,a ih ne tSh,-
the son OF the Rev pr T. \. Huu'er.
~ 5S2a Thomas street. pastor Of Grace
Preshyter!an church a. Tweu,v-s'c9ud
snsi Federal silr5ts. .,.o oolhE hunler is
erivat- aohn !. DurN. led of wounds.
4 Was previously epor,-d seriously iu-
4 Nfed by . shrapuvl smell Two days
n 2rn->R cahlegram from his brother. Ser.
q li1th. Informed me fam ir Of his death
a Private DUFFY was q iirard rolleg
I BOY. His friends wanted him TO pick
I q place whore hr would PERHAPS he
out Of danger, hot ne said he dIduf
wan 80 hay- an! pencil iuh " lIe
was ahxious - 20 across and when
his 'turn came he Srn; word 10 MS sis
tsi ~Sprf AL th, glad hews.'
From France lie wrote hacE. The
hana was riaS HE ana We Jazzed all
over tne c"nh'" r'rr,' -. Erhhcr ~
cur neaNN SuntN' ""- NouIdn trade
Nhn any ore
In his lei'e' "oh- ''llhS of his
hrOfhers drjln. S"fsr"Hf DuHy wrote,
"JDhn i in'rru orc or the Favored Z" De
allowed to G't 'nt cH"N as npbi" as
ours and al ! ASK Is mat J N.il ACCEPT
ny end In ibc SAM spill 'hai oar dear
brother showed tia' re ENed ne would
) hage bsen cfipp rd' always anu know
ing Joh1 as J Ju. am sure ne would
rather hay" al iidh hs one Ia he
pitied. Rut ! promise ypH lha' II Cod
lets me live 1" 20 over again after the
Z hrufes Johns death "iH he accounted
4 eor"
|. Private ,'uffy WAC inrmerlE membel
or the National frard ana iater OF
Company NJ. l'lth lnfantr; He was
only eighteen wears oid.
Private Vincent W. Bambr.ck. COM
oauv g. in9th Infantry, died "f wounds
on Sepi ember :. He llN"d with his par
ents AIR. and Mrs W. Bambrlck. s'z
= North TaneN street. was eighteen years
old and worked ~ Il tedmster before eli
teripg the service.
Private Joseph Henry Brady, killed