Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Il WAR VICTIMS
ARE BURIED HERE
Legion Posts and Cold-Star
Mothers Take Part in Mill
tary Funerals.
BODIES BACK FROM FRANCE

Four war heroes were buried here
this morning and funerals for ten more
we're held this afternoon. Funeral
@ervices for two others will be held
tomorrow.
Among those for when services were
held this afternoon was Private Frank
a. Ruff, of Company F, 10th 1nfan-
try, Twenty eighth Division. Ruff.
who enlisted October "a, 1917, was
wounded in action October Z, 1913, and
died died the next day. His reburial took
Haverford avenue. Two posts of
the V. F. w, the Corporal James }.
Cochran Post and the Lieutenant
Thomas NJ. GoldeQ Post. the Breen Me-
Cracken Post of The American Legion
md the Philadelphia Chapter of Amer
ican War Mothers attended the funeral.
Charles w. Smith, who was killed
m action on Armistice Day. Several
posts of the American Legion and other
patriotic associations attended the flu
neral which was held at o'clock. from
424 East Wildey street.
Edward Smith. Company "A. 315th
Infantry. was buried from his parents
home, 6042 Marsden street. at 2 o'clock.
with interment in Magnolia Cemetery.
Sergeant Claude II. Robertson Post,
American Legion, and Veterans Of For
eign Wars and War Mothers Posts, were
in attendance. Services were held at
his late home. 3166 Salmon street, at
] o'clock, and later at st. Luke's NJ.
L. Church.
Sergeant Clarence Pancoast was
buried from his parents home, 1908
North Sixtieth street. American Le-
giOn members. Veterans of Foreign
the 315th Infantry attended the fun
eral.
Private Harry "A. Hicke. killed in
action in the Argonr, Forest, was
buried from 1915 North Hollywood
street, the home of his parents. Vet
erans of Foreign Wars and all societies
of which he was member were pres
ent at the funeral.
Private Homer Evan. Company B.
Sixty first Infantry was buried from
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Clayton, n. J. The funeral was in
charge of the American Legion post
named in his honor.
Darrell w. Bycrly. 3l4th Infantry,
was buried from the Drewes' Funeral
Parlors, Darby. Veterans Of Foreign
Wars and relatives and friends at
tended.
Private Alexander Frledel was buried
from his parents residence, Oxford pike
Legion, Veterans Of Foreign Wars
315th Infantry Association, War Moth
ers and Red Cross Society attended.
Corporal John Avre, Jr.. Company
X, 315th Infantry. was buried from
his late home. 2017 East ClearfFld
street. American Legion members. Vet
erans of Foreign Wars. posts and all
societies of which he was member at
tended.
Private George A. Turner. Of Com
pany B. 314th Infantry. was buried
this morning at the Cathedral after
funeral services at his mothers resi-
dence, 446 North Fifth street. George
Turner Post, No. 146. Of the American
Legion attended the service.
James A. McG'onc. of Company L.
3l4th Infantry. was buried this morn
Ing in Holy Cross Cemetery. Funeral
services were at the home of his |
parents at 47O1 Brown street, and
we're attended by BreeI McCracken |
Post of the American Legion, Veterans |
" Foreign Wars, 3l4th' Infantry AS |
and the Shanahan A. G..
Services were held for Private Lows
Lohmuller. at his late home, 1927
North Fairhill street. and were at
ended by Sergeant Hamilton Fish
Post. No. 20. Veterans of Foreign
Vars and representatives of the Amer
can Legion. Interment was at the
National Cemetery.
Patrick J. Egan, Of Company A.
'15th Infantry. Seventy ninth Divl-
ion. was buried this morning at Holy
'cpulchre Cemetery. Services were
eld at his late residence, 2541 North
Nineteenth street, and were attended
y Martin J. Clcndon Post. No. 29S,
'eterans of Foreign Wars and all
ocietics of which he was member
The funeral of Private Morris Gold
tein. of Ambulance Company 800, was
@ held tomorrow afternoon at the par
,rs of Morris Rosenburg's Sons, 2000
forth Broad street. Members of the
Goth Company, 305th Sanitary Train,