Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
Richmond Boys Die
on Fields of France
Others Are Wound
cd IN Right Waged by
american Forces.

Sergeant Thomas Beale sale died on
October 80 from wounds received in bat.
tie. according {" a tclc2ranl received
lay Mrs. sal, Thursday. Sergeant Sal"
was member OF the Three Hundred
and Eighteenth Infantry. COMPANY |.
lie was a native OF this city. About II
year ago he WAS married TO Miss kath-
erin" Doyle. of Church Hin. He is sur
vivcd 10y his wife aud an infant daugh-
ter lie trained al Camp Lee lie
was twenty seven Years old lie leaves
his father and mother. Mr and Mrs.
Il. r. sale. OF 1927 Garfield Avenue
three sisters Mrs. James W. Savage.
Mrs. Arthur *. Waricld and Miss Fan
ME Salc' and two brothcrS-Cor corpora |
W. {. Sale and Richard Sale. .Ir.
Rohcr; Edward cawson. of this city
died of pneumonia in France on Octo-
hcr =. according TO a message from The
War Department to his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. y. cawsou. OF 39ol Floyd
Avenue Young tawSon ran IA Confrc-
lion"tN store on Auburn Avenue before
entering ne army. lie is survived by
Erummcll ana Miss Carrie cawson. and
by two brothers. Nelson and Franklin
taWSon. all Of this city
Corpora! James Edgar Albert. accord
ing {" tho casualty list OF November 20
was killed III action ~ France. He was
ne eldest son OF the late Charles Al
bert ANA Mrs. Henrietta l.. Albert. of
russell county, and was also nephew
al Mrs Rosa Albert and :: cousin of
Mrs William *. Morton. both of Eich-
m"nd. The young man was twenty
ON" only TWO days before the frs, rr..-
iStratiou. He left Emory and Henry
college TO cntraiu for Camp Lee. He
MAS a member OF Company u Thr.,
tunured ana Seventeenth Infantry
EiGhiicth Division. lie has many rel.
ativeS in Southwest Virginia.
feter Manos. Of sos East Broad
street, received q telegram Thursday
Mantalman"s. OF this city. was Killed
III action III France on October !. II.
was one OF ten Greeks in this city win,
T,"Iumieeryd TO help conquer the Hun
II" intended to return to America if
he came out OF the war alive. Inn n,
preferred TO make his life a hostar. 10
war r+tn"r than he Il Stacker when he
felt aS he said. that this was a war
FOR humanity.
;, Am"ns the wounded in France is
Roy Temple Harris. OF 2lo West Mar
Snai; ; street. according 10 a telegram
receive" 10y Mrs. Harris. Her nus
Dand iS member OF the Three In
dr"d and Seventeenth Infantry. ybi"h
WtS stationed at Camp Lee lie was
Nonh"ti on September IL He is ~.
tureraNns in Red Cross hospital lie
IS :, son of Mrs. -. ~ Harris ava
! nrroihyr OF Mrs. Ira Hall. Mrs. Cora
=. i,iilphic. Cary and Fulton Harris OF
corporal Charles l.. Fox, aged nine
,eeN, mas also been wounded in France
H,Coruihs to word from both the War
pcparinent ana the Red Cross y,.
ceived by his mother. Airs Ermi,,,
foN, of AIS Nest Main stree -.
~ wounded on August or 81.
VAS wounded by rocks wb;r,, re
IOWA I,Gt OF the ground by a bursti n.,
Snri. lie enlisted in the Grays WIEN
Ws.'.,, Hr"rI "Id. H.. served on the
;!o r%Icali border He is :; member az
"lhHany l., one Hundred and SIN
t%cnih lsefii lie trained AT ,.,n,
NC, ie!an ana sailed Tor Franc. Ia :,
l.. EUstacc Dunklce. son of Mrs II
a. iiuhkiec, 3+.9-A Hanover Ayrn,.,.
, mas, pc.n wounded twice according. ia
49,, reserved by his mother. The
ouhs man was shot twice throuob IL
'slt arm ana Is in II base hospiioi hn
nhS attended by Il Richmond rhysi,i,,u