The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-16
AMERICAN LEGION SEEKS
FULLEST INFORMATION FOR
GOLD STAR MOTHERS

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Lieut.. Raymond j. Saunders, ana
who could give details relative to his
death in France and where he was
buried, Last seen in combat with
~ enemy planes over Breullis, about
10 miles northwest of Verdun. Oct.
%, 1918.
John w HotZ, formerly Seth Co,
l52nd Depot Brigade. Camp Upton,
n. Y. Who knows whether he went
TO France n was killed or pulled
through. Address Miss Gertrude Hotz,
ABS Second ST. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Missing in Action-Private Leonard
Delbert Philo, 95th Co, Sixth Ma
rines. Reported wounded in Scissors
drive, July 10, 1918. In September
1919, mother received notice that
"Philo LEONARD" had died and was
buried in France. She does not be
lieve 1t is her boy. Comrades are
reported to have seen him alive and
we'll in the fall of 1918. Address his
sister, Mrs. H. w. Johns, l07 Glen
wood Ave, Battle Creek, Mich.
309th Inf, Co. M.-Lieut. Duncan
Campbell, wounded Nov. ! 1918; died
Nov. 4; no news after leaving first
dressing station. Information wanted
by wife, Mrs. Campbell, 10 w. 9Th
St, New York City.
10th or 194th f. A., Bait. Eff
the parents of Joe II. Johnston will
communicate with |. NJ. Adams, 10
East Verona Ave, P%leasantville, n.
j., they may receive a Testament
and three snapshots belonging to
Johnston, whcih were found on a bat.
tlefield In France.
35Sth Inf, Co. M.-Will the soldier
who was with Sergt. John w. Small.
ley, when he charged a machine gun
nest and was killed near Vilcey.
France. Sept. ~. 1918. write Flor
ence f. Bcrney, 4Oi Walnut St, Al
eXandria, Ind?
l26th Inf, Co. I.-Will the sergeant
who was saved by Pvt. Homer Whistler
or Oct. 8, 1918, at Romagne write
10 Whistler's mother. Mrs. Mary +.
Whistler, Hillsboro,. o., Il. +. d. II?
Information concerning her sons death
wanted by Mrs. Whistler.
55th Nurses Unit-Ruth G.. Morgan;
last heard Of on way TO France, Aug
ust 1918. Information of her fate de
sired by T.. b. Bauman, box 3GI,
Fuemingsburg, Ky.
Missing in Action-Pvt. Arthur Hill,
361st Inf, wounded in October in
Argonne and seen walking off the
field. a buddy saw him in a hospital
in France. Since then nothing has
been heard Of him. Family fears he
is Il mind case in some hospital and
has heard JUNIORS that he is under
treatment in the United States. .Ad-
dress cousin. w. K. Cawthra, ~ Clay
St. Worcester, Mass.
lO9th Inf. Co. B-Pvt. Charles James
Hunt. wounded. gassed. captured and
reported died Of wounds. Mother
would be grateful for any particulars
IF the engagement in which her son
was wounded and taken. She also
wants to know what kind of gas it
was and how 1t affects men. Write
Mrs. John l.. Hunt, route box 80.
Mount Union, Pa.
59th Inf, Nj. G. Co.-Pvt. Raymond
NJ. Schmidt, reported wounded Oct.
3 or 4, 1918, and died Oct. S, al
Fourth Field Hospital. Cussey, France.
Mother wants to zeal from anyone
who saw her boy shortly before he
died and knows whether "he said
anything on his deathbed." Address
Mrs. Matthew Schmidt, 507 Rush St,
Dubuque, Iowa.
~. S. S. Otranto"-Pvt. Clyde Mott
went down with this vessel when she
sank IN a storm off the Irish coast.
His parents want information about
his death from survivors. Write his
brother-in-law, John G.. Doolitte, Sa
vannah, Ga.
103rd i. S. Bn., Co. Cots LYLE
Canady gassed and died later In hos
pital AT Quincy, Sept. 8, 1913. On way
TO hospital he gave his personal eff.
fects Ia Sergt. Tracy in charge of
ambulance to be mailed to his father.
Sergt. Tracy gave them to a Y. NJ. G.
A. worker to attend to it. Anyone
knowing this "Y" man write to his
father c. Nj. Canady, els Park Road,
Ambridge, Pa. VIII the nurse or doc
tor with Pvt. Canady when he died
also write?
23rd Inf, Co. Pvt. Floyd Holtz
July 80, 1918, after having been
wounded at VauX July /. Government
can furnish no other infor-
nation, His mother died last No.
vember while mourning for him. De-
tails of his death are sought by sis.
ter, Mrs. Florence Tiviss, SO Bridge.