Baltimore Sun, Jan. 25, 1918:
"The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Christopher, 657 Gutman avenue... Allan L. went to London two years ago last November and joined the British colors, now being attached to the Ninety-fifth Machine Gun Company, British Expeditionary Forces. On October 4 last he was wounded in a big push of the Allies, and he is now convalescing at a hospital in Kent County. England. He expects to be transferred soon to the American troops."
"The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Christopher, 657 Gutman avenue... Allan L. went to London two years ago last November and joined the British colors, now being attached to the Ninety-fifth Machine Gun Company, British Expeditionary Forces. On October 4 last he was wounded in a big push of the Allies, and he is now convalescing at a hospital in Kent County. England. He expects to be transferred soon to the American troops."
Baltimore Sun, Jan. 25, 1918:
"The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Christopher, 657 Gutman avenue... Allan L. went to London two years ago last November and joined the British colors, now being attached to the Ninety-fifth Machine Gun Company, British Expeditionary Forces. On October 4 last he was wounded in a big push of the Allies, and he is now convalescing at a hospital in Kent County. England. He expects to be transferred soon to the American troops."
"The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Christopher, 657 Gutman avenue... Allan L. went to London two years ago last November and joined the British colors, now being attached to the Ninety-fifth Machine Gun Company, British Expeditionary Forces. On October 4 last he was wounded in a big push of the Allies, and he is now convalescing at a hospital in Kent County. England. He expects to be transferred soon to the American troops."
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