Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05


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VIZ" .G T. ~ VI s,r ,s' "
TIne 1917. he was rnpIovcd bv the
curtis Publishing COMPANY. He Is
twenty yeare old
Corporal oxcI 4. Anderson, Company
II. Fifty-eighth Infantry. was wounded
July IS. lie is twenty-s,x years old
and enlisted in July. 1917. In a letter
TO his mother. Mrs Matilda Anderson,
sos North Eleventh street, he said that
he had been wounded in the lip and
was shell-shocked Before cnlis,ing he
worked at Lit Brothers
sergeant william u. Davis. Company
.. 10Eth Infantry, vas wounded August
lg but since has returned TO the front.
according 10 letters received by his par
cnts. with whom ne lived at 2337 Hicks
street lie enlisted I'm 1914 and served
on tho border. lie is TWENTY-FIVE wears
old and ,vas fnT.tuerI,. emn,ovod ms n
Private samuel UechteI. Companv g,
1ooth Infantry. was gassed July l6 but
has now returned TO the firing line. lie
enlisted twelve Years ago. when he was
tNanty-thren yaars old and aided ir,
sunprassing the boyer rebellion in China,
IL ii.ed tyf,h Ms v,ifa ar 5Isi Master
s.roat '''' '''" VIZ ~
pri,.,o J,sc,b Uuhi, Con,nany i
<,i,,.I tr,"Iin ,.mn nat+elton ,vas
,r,IInd.d h,i,r lie - oigStsen Years
oId AMI icforc cnlistlnp vas emnloyed In
his fathnr,s store, lie lived with his
narepts Ar and Mrs JsCob Rubin. nj
$50 Nortn Marshall street.
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Pritate FRANK W. Hedrlck: shghty
wounded IN aclon, reaIiy sOoyed i.is
stay IN the hospital according 10 MS
letters TO his family,
| Just PrirdfiHg. who Hive AT 5l0l
Market sire e {.
Says hodoN nero They certainly have
great eats here" he
said "thc best Of everything. Makes
the cheap lunch joints used TO pa
tronize look sick in comparison. You
ask me how ! happened to get wound
Cd Wei, I might have been saving
my captains life or leading my COM
Uany after all the OrfcerS fell, but
wasn't I was just privating There
was nothing heroic about my perform
ance. I Just happened TO get in the
way OF a bullet after escaping for
more davs than seemed possible"
Young Hedrcli is n graduate OF the
Northeast Hlgl. school. and was for
merly employed by the IancOast Pipe
I Company. His mother has been a
chronic invalid for three years. He'd
rick enlisted in September of 1917 and
is a member of Company a, 18TH m-
fantry
Private Raymond J. McCrRcken. who
uieo ot WOUNDS recelHeu III ACTON, was
sie spn ol Gr-' hIli "IH' 'oS'ph d
M''racken' oo"o ogden street me
mortal service for the young soldier
| VIII be held tomorrow,
sergeant Corwin u. Taylor. OF th'