Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20

Continued from Paso Three
not appear on the official casualty list
until today.
Sergeant w. T. walker. of the Head.
quarters Company, Of the 111th infantry,
casualty list. His parents received q
War Department telegram to that effect
last week. But they recently received
a letter from their son, dated November
II. in which he said he had fought
heard the last gun fired and come
through without a scratch. His parents
are inclined to believe that h War De-
partment has made another mistake;
and lived with his family at 1880 West
minister avenue.
Private George c. Holman, reported
as wounded on September 80. Is back IN
a replacement camp n expects to join
the army Of occupation. according to q
recent letter received by his father. Louis
Holman, asia Aspen street. Young Hob
man was drafted In April of this year
and went overseas as a emb OF Com
Private Joseph watson. 337 Gaskiil
street, reported wounded, Is a spanish
American War veteran and served dur
ing the Cuban campaign with the Tween
ty-eighth Infantry. He also saw service
on the border when trouble started with
Mexico In 1916. Watson Is a member
Of Company @. 10th Infantry, and spent
the last year OF his service on this Side
at Camp Hancock. Previous to going to
Camp Hancock he was employed by the
EVENING PUBLIC LEpoER. 49,
Private Joseph A. McFaddcn, twenty
four years old, a bugler, Machine Gun
wousded. 4 telegram from the War
Department to his mother a few days
ago said that he was wounded Septem-
Der 80. but h received q letter from
Cernoa nv ana uakino NO ynention ~ any
injury. McFadden enlisted June. 1917.
and was sent to Mount Gretna with an
ammunition train, but for some reason
he was rejected a few months later and
was the second man to be sent to Camp
Meade by Local Board No. 40.
Lieutenant Creston suteh, wounded. Is
t~wenty-four Years old and son Of Dr.:
Duval street, Germantown. Lieutenant
Sutch trained at Camp Lee, following
enlistment two weeks after the outbreak
CT war. He was commissioned In June,
1917, and sailed for France last May.
According to a telegram from the Wa
Department he was wounded slightly on
October 4, but expected to rejoin his
regiment, 318th Regular Infantry, In a
short time. Lieutenant Sutch Is q gradu-
ate Of the University of Pennsylvania
Dental School. class OF 1916, and prac-
ticed his profession at 2sss North Fifth
street.
Sergeant Joseph u. Campbell, nineteen
years cid, was wounded and gassed. On
April 30. 1917, Campbell enlisted In the
old Third Regiment, N. O.. p, which Is
now the lloth Infantry. In a recent
had been gassed when he lifted his gas
mask to give a command to his men,
He fought on for three hours before he
was overcome. He recovered from the
effects Of the gas. n re5oinsd his res.
still in a hospital In France.
Private Joseph Fiola, twenty-thret
years old. reported In today's casualty
fist as wounded, was gassed on OCTOBER
9 according I a letter 5sceiysa py ~,
member OF Company b, 10sth infantry
He enlisted IN April and trained at Cam
Hancock n went 70 France IN MaE
SeIpora Joseph p. Collins. wounded
lost his left leE In the September driv'
and is now oonvalescing in o pas'
AS member OF Comapny p, 1851
embarked overseas last June. the las
letter received by. his parents Mr., an.
@ss; VT ostcO !; G so, aid i' ne T Wss r Sass'
erlng and would be around In 2 fey
killing three Jerrys' and capturing ~
before they got me-. ] also want I.
tell you I am getting some treatment
and when I get home. II there is any
thing l can. do for the Red Cross; y
be there with bella They are. dolni
everything in their power to make gu
lot happy, and they have certainly sue
ceeded." Prior to being called to I'll,
! oolors Collins was employed As q oierl
in the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Private Angelo MAIAndrs, officially re
ported wounded on September 8, was Il
the hospital on that date, recovering
from a previous In
Soldier Was IN Jury. His mother
Hospital on Day ORA, Of Sis wilde
He IL Reported 60 ,strest' vb oGes ~ no
Haze Been Lleve ; rsshsl
Wounded is a mistake az /,
the date given Il
the message from the war Department
and that the telegram refers ~ tn
Injury. met with In July, that too
hiil - thsa hesDltaL she a tardl
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