Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-14

scars old of 2l6l N"r'h rmtu street.
! reported ~ dead from dis.us.. va
drafted the first nf Mr2 lhiS loI". went
to Camp Meade and sailed FOR France
some time in July. IL" was in rumpamy
b 3l5th Infantry. His father hus r..
| cciN"d letter from thc Young soldier.
dated October ). in which lie says tina
| he had been wounded in the arm and
| shoulder and had been iii a hospital for
some time. but eNpH'ted to bc h"rh with
! his regiment soon. \ few days az" Il
! telegram was received saying tna' nr
| had died on the 1oln Of Octob,r lie was
! employed by the Johu y. %t,tsnm COM
pany \ brother. William Lever. u"s
hce1, IN th, naval reserve FOR fourteen
months.
Private Edward Patton. severely
Wounded. enlisted ON July -. l"i',
,rained at camp Hancock and went over
seas in May Of this year as a nCmbrr
of Battery +. 1NSth Field Artillery.
according to the official telegram h"
was wounded Oh the 9.u of september
hut IN a letter received from hiin he
says that he WAS Slight ly Eassed on the
6th De was a machirst before enter
Ig the army and lT"d With his parents
At 1888 We$tnOretaOd street
Corporal John Narp. reported a.
Killed in action in Il letter from his close
friend I corporal Louis s. Waronller, has
never been named
| Mother Has Serpr OIL the Official cas-
Been Informed OF the war Depart
This Hcro's Death Hemt ever noiille.d
, "'' "" the young soldier $
mother of his death,
though he passed away nearly six weeks
ago. according to Corporal Waronker.
Mrs. NaOp hardly knows what TO believe
md is hoping against hop" that Cor
ooral Waronker is mistaken. she can,
lOt believe that the Government would
ave left her in ienoranGe 20 long IT her
by was really dead. Mrs. Napp lives
/ Fifth and Reed streets.
Corporal Louis 5. War"nher. silgntiy
wounded and gaSaed is raITidly recoE-
ering in base hospital. He enlisted III
, The regular army in the spring Of 1917,
and has been in France about fourteen
months: He graduated from the North
east High School in 1912 and was en-
| DlOyed as craftsman mt the Bethlehem
Steel Works His parents Mr. and Mrs.
! David Waronker live n VIZ South sixth
street 4 brother. Liutenant Milton
! Warouk"r. is in the marine corps, and
now stationed in Haiti.
Private George W. Sees. wounded by
D. snrapncl on September II. is member
of Battery f, Fifth Field Artillery. He
was machinist by trade and formerly
brother. Joseph Nees, residing at ,5G23
Pine street. In 4 recent letter Private
.\eeS Salu tndi he lGuItt Il llle WAY WouIV
be over soon, but that he did not believe
many of the regiments would be sent
home before spring. We knew we had
'HmcJniCg on thos" ,l'utchmen after tho
first big clash at Chateau TherrN.' he
wrote we licked the lining out OF
them then aud We have been keeping it
up ever since" he added.
Lieutenant Frederick :. Lauber.,
wounded IN action, IL IN" son ut Mr..
and Mus. Charles IT, Lauhcrt. of 1926
Queen lane. GcrmantuwC, but made his
more. IIc Is Il lh"mbcr Of the 3"Ith In
fantry and fell during the heavy Eight
iag in the ArgOnnc forest.
| lie IS Il veteran of the Spanish -.\mrrl-
can War. and served three years III the
Fh:lipnincs. In August. 1917. II" re-
signed his position with the MidNalt
Steel Company to attend the officers
training camp at Fort OglcthorDe, NGa
lie was commissioned a first lieutenant
and assigned to the 323th at Caml
Gordon
Private Arthur Cammaratta. reported
killed. is actually alive, according to n
letter from a member OF his company
who states that he met Cammaratta in Il
hospital where the young soldier was
taken after Icing sho IN both legs by
Shrapuel Cammaratta is twrntN-thrcs
wears Of age. and is n son OF Mr.. -and
Mrs. Arthur Cammaratta. 1856 TaSkc,
street.
Private Vincent Martini. killed in ar'
ton. was Il member Of Company g. 3l6tl
Infantry lie is n son of Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony Martini. SOC South r. nth street
Previous to joining tn" color" he was n
hatmalirr at StetsOn's. Martini was
twenty-four wears old.
Captain Thomas Bailey. gass"d. was