Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
RED CROSS AIDES BACK
FROM POSTS IN ITALY
Mrs. J. NJ. Kennedy and Daugh-
ters Among War Workers
Arriving in New York

The Misses Mary and Agnes Kennedy and
their mother. Mrs. j. NJ Kennedy, have re-
turned to this country after several years
spent in Red Cross service in italy. The
girls are the granddaughter Of Mrs. Philip
J. Walsh, of this city.
Mrs Kennedy and her daughters had been
in Italy for several years when the war
started. They were planning to return home
but decided to stay in Italy instead and de-
vote their services to the Red Cross. Dur
ing the war they labored in behalf of that
organization, ceasing their efforts only when
the armistiCe was signed
They arrived in New York yesterday
aboard the Giuseppe Verdi On the ship
were many other real workers of the type
who never get in the limeight, and
women who devoted their services to pre-
pairing bandages and dressings for the
wounded and soldiers of the transportation
service. f5l
Captain william Is. Rudd Returns
Captain William B. Rudd, of Media, came
back in command of the 115th company, after
having served with it in France for more
than eighteen months.
Other Phiadelphians
After a year with the Red Cross in Italy.
Captain James Gamble of 256 South SIX
teenth street, has returned. He was in
charge of the rolling canteen service. Cap
tain Gamble won the Italian war cross.
Lieutenant Benjamin Rush, Jr, of 21O6
Pine street, who with the 1O3d Trench
Mortar Battery. also returned. He said ne
was at the front from August l to Septem-
Der s.
Lieutenant Drew j. Toland. 2526 South
Broad street also the ships roster, Went
abroad in May. 1918. fought with the 30sth
Infantry and was gassed on october IL IN
the Argonne Forest.
Among the Philadephans on the Giuseppe
Verdi We're Charles V. Cavicchio, 1852 South
Ssrtain street; Hugh D. Teehan, 2521 Olive
street: Albert d. McFadden. 1851 North
Nineteenth street: William F. Giese. 412 Cu-
bert street: Michael Jordan, Dunmore;
Joseph NJ. Mcdonnell. 1920 Allison street:
Antonio Bilotti, 736 Catharine street; Will
liam Bonnie, 9l3 Madison street; Thomas
Gill. 2521 Colorado street; kazenimof
Shrzah 5O7 Thirteenth street; Arthur Nc
Master 1924, Sunnyside avenue; James n.
HUM, 1925 Federal street; Harry HI. Nc
Donald. 2229 Garnet street; Samuel w. Has
we'll. 3610 Rawle street; George Wilson, 46S4
Aspen street: Itzil Athouse, 1926 Moya-
mensng avenue Joseph G. Pfau, 2102 North
Third street: George W. Smith, 1922 West
York street: Joseph Gaiechis, 941 Kimbali
street Ernest Tate. 1916 Castle avenue and
John 3. Cunningham, 5000 Overbrook
avenue.
Philadelphans in the casual companies
we're: Jesse C. Wiley, 25O9 South Twentieth
street: Jack V. Spalding, 3036 North Eighth
street: Walter j. Neely. 5204 North Walker
street Joseph Plrkaru, oo4S tIfeen lane, East
Falls: Charles Madison 1928 Porter street;
Allen B. Thomas, S19 Fbert street Douglas
Reid Germantown; Robert l.. Pinkett, Ger
mantown; Frank A. Attanasio, 1872 South
Twelfth street: Raymond W. Hart, 2032
North Carlisle street: Paul r. Jeschon, 235
North colorado street; Albert Burrows, 1918
North PERCY street: Harry A. Reichman.
262S South Eighth street. Edward Garwood,
1909 Lowe street; charles B. Ford, 232 East
COLON street; Philip Sommerschuk, East
Tabor road and George l.. Mckinney, 4532
Linmore avenue.
Other PhiladeIphiaus arriving included
Sergeant Edward f. Murphy. 925 Reed
street David f. Hasting 207 Dalzell avenue !,
Joseph Klenhaus 1925 North Newllirk
street; August {. Rangnow, 5000 North Sec
ond street; Henry Hodestatel 223S Hancock
street: Howard J. Jefrs. 1918 Allegheny ave-
nue.; Thomas p. OLeary. 4375 Ledy ave-.
nue. Bernard B. Roth, 2521 South MillicIS
street; Michael Dipillo, 1921 Bainbridge
street Joseph Degrazin. Sl9 Ellsworth
street; Robert McCiovern, Lebanon William
B. Salmons 22O5 South Tenth street, and
Francis }. carney, 2436 North Hancock
street.