New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

three years old, and was clerk before
being called by the draft. He has a
Camp Upton. Strauss's parents reside
at 176 East Seventy eighth Street.
Private Vincent Muttl, reported Sc
riously wounded and whose address is
given as 325 East Seventyseventh
Street, used to live there with his
parents.
Private Ely Grombccker, listed as be-
ing severely wounded, is twenty-five
years old and is member of the ma
chine gun company of the 307th In
vice in September Grombecker was in
the employ of Lieber e. Co., brokers,
with Offices at 20 Broad Street. He is
a graduate of Morris High School. His
mother lives at S43 Hunts Point Ave
nue., The Bronx.
Private Wasie Putrick, reported as
being severely wounded, is twenty
three years old and native of Russia
He was drafted last February, and was
assigned to Company D Of the 307th
Infantry, which left for France in
April. Before he was drafted Putrick
was employed as a stevedore.
Young Aviator Killed
Private Paul Clifford, listed as hav-
ing died as a result of an airplane ac-
cident in England, was twenty-one
years old and enlisted year ago. He
attended the St. Lawrence University
Law School up to the time of his en-
llstment. Hin mother, Mrs. James B.
Clifford, lives at 80 Grand Avenue, ia
maica, Long Island.
Private Thomas Patrick, reported as
Killed in action, was twcnty-sev years
old and enlisted seven months ago.
after training at Camps Dix and
Greene, he sailed for France with his
regiment in April.
He is survived by wife, who lives
ut 36 Napoleon Street. Newark, N. ].
Private William Kirdzik, listed as
having been killed by the accidental
dlscharge of a gun, was a member of
company c, 9th Infantry, and enlisted
ABOUT two years ago in the regular
army. He lived with his sister, Mrs.
Mary Kupiel, of 18 Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City.
severely wounded, is attached to the ma
chine gun company of the 3o7th In
1antry. He was a salesman for the
National Bank Note Company before
ne was drafted. His parents live at
1859 Nostrand Avenue, BROOKLYN.
Private Eugene Munson. listed as Sc
vcreiy wounded, is with the 107th In
fantry. He graduated from Public
School 50 and lived at 1888 Nostrand
Avenue, Brooklyn, with his parents.
Brooklyn Boy Wounded
Private Thomas Scott Rinaldo, listed
as being severely wounded, was born
and educated in Italy and came to this
twenty-five years old and was en-
ployed as ship caulker at the Morse
Dry Docks before he was drafted. He
lived with his uncle at 233 President
Street, Brooklyn
Sergeant Michael Hirschman, listed
as being severely wounded, is twenty
two years old and was trained at
Camp Upton with the machine gun
company of the 3O7th Infantry. He
attended Erasmus Hall High School and
and Rutgers College and was promi-
nent in interscholastic circles. He was
picked for the all-scholastic football
and baseball teams chosen in 1914. His
parents live at 1t116 Flatbush Avenue,
Brooklyn.
Private Edward Oberlander, reported d
as being severely wounded, was first
grade cook with the 3O7th Infantry
Before he was drafted Oberlander was
employed as bookkeeper and lived
with his mother at 174 Stanhope Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
Private j. Moore, listed as being Sc.
verely wounded and whose address is
given as 100 Sherman Avenue, was not
known at that address.
Private Lawrence Flatley, listed as
being severely wounded, is not knowr
at the address given in the casualt
list, $40 West 153d Street, although ii
was said there that he has sister who
lives at Long Branch, N. J.
Sergeant George Leinfelder, report
ed severely wounded, is with the 3O7th
Infantry. Before entering the ser
vice Sergeant Leinfelder was in the