New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
Many New Workers. Names
Appear ON Casualty List

Peet avenue, Brooklyn, is nineteen
years old, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
CHARLES Formulas. He enlisted in the
18th Regiment last April and was
transferred to the 165th in the sum
ner He is graduate of Public
ochool NO. 10, was formerly employed
IN Manhattan wholesale grocery
house. and has a brother, Charles. in
the 1O6th Infantry at Spartanburg.
Private Christian ]. Groth, 252 Nine
teenth Street, Brooklyn, is twenty
eight years old, the son of Mrs, Lena
Groth. He enlisted in the l4th Regi-
ment last July and was transferred to
the l65th. He Was formerly employed
IN a New York automobile factory.
Private John F. Sauer, Company I.
Is known to be with the company
winch was hit severely in the recent
hghtlng. While the casualty lists re-
rort the wounding of James +. Sauer.
1t IS believed to be the Brooklyn man,
John f; 1t cannot be definitely estab-
Nshed because his family has moved
without leaving an address.
Private Oscar c. Lindquist. Company
X, 36l Warren Street. Brooklyn-He
was member of the old 69th In
fantry, now the 165th of the Rainbow
Division.
Private Joseph J. Jones. of 2212
East Eighteenth Street, Sheepshead
Bay. is eighteen years old and son of
David Jones, enlisted in the 23d
Regiment and was transferred to the
165th last summer.
Other New Workers whose families
nave been notified that they are among
tn. slightly wounded are:
Captain Fenton Taylor, Medical
Cops, LIST Leicester Regiment of the
British forces. He lives with his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Fenton Taylor,
at 1870 East Sixty-seventh Street.
Private Edward j. Hassig, Company
M. Formerly employed as Pullman
ticket agent at the Grand Central
Terminal. Lived with parents at 500
West 10th Street
Sergeant Claude De Costa, Company
man, of 522 West Hath Street, where
widowed mother, Mrs. +. B. De Costa.
now resides.
Private Howard Baker, of the Can
adian Flying Corps, son Of Mrs.
Charles Baker, of Bayside, l.. I.
Private George MeIekey, 431 East
Seventeenth Street
Private Edward Mendes, Company
M. 257 East 202nd Street
Private Thomas F. Murphy, Company
NJ, 1923 Amsterdam Avenue.
Private John a. Shevlin, Company
M. 457 Third Avenue.
Private Leslie II. Smith, Company
NJ, All West 156th Street.
Private c. G. Walker, Company M,
2I3 East Twenty eighth Street.
CORPORAL Patrick J. Clark, Company
M, 1T East 12Oth Street.
Corporal Thomas COrtney, Company
M. 461 Park Avenue.
Corporal Frank May, Company N,
1o6 Ferry Street, Jersey City
Cook Joseph f. Grady. Company Nj,
39th Precinct police station.
Cook John O'Connor. Company NJ,
712 Columbus Avenue.
Private Patrick j. Byrne. Company
M, 63 Freeman Street, Brooklyn.
Private Jock Cameron, Company NJ,
o35 West Forty-fft Street.
Private James V. De Cicco, Company
M. 592 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn.
Private Herbert II. Dunlay, Company
NJ, 10l Parkhill Avenue. Brooklyn.
Private Frank ]. German, Company
NJ. 525 West Forty-ninth Street
Private Edward Schick, Company NJ,
1857 Barnes Avenue, The Bronx, is
father and three sisters before he
went to France last October. He is an
expert mechanic and enlisted as such
in the Goth last June.
Corporal Robert w. Holmes, Com
pany X, 427 East 18th Street, is TWEEN
ty-four years old, lived with his father,
mother and two sisters until he went
to France with his regiment last Octo-
Der. He enlisted in the list Regiment
four years ago. but was transferred to
the 69th. His father is a Spanish War
veteran of the 18th Regiment
Private Henry Schmid, Company NJ,
1876 Blocker Street. Wiliamsburgh,
joined the71st Regiment in 1915. He was
transferred to the Goth. He went over
seas in November. He is not yet TWEEN
ty years old, and his brother Frederick
has been drafted. The father is in the
provision business.
priyatc Tildo Bruno, Company X. 27e
East l37th Street, twenty years old, en-
listed last June as a chauffeur but was
transferred to the 69th in October.
Lived With his parents and four
younger brothers and sisters. Is an
Italian, born IN Brazil. He came tc
New York fifteen years ago and was
graduatcd from Public School 40.
Michael }. Bannon, referred to as a
corporal in the casualty list, may be
private Michael j. Bannon, of Company
r, l65th Infantry, who lives at 40 Sen
eca Avenue, Brooklyn. His parents
yesterday had received no notification
that their son had been wounded.
Private William Bergen. Comnanv x
2472 Warren Avenue. enlisted in Sen,
TENDER. Was a Spanish war veteran.
Private William kemper, 953 Ander-
son Avenue Enlisted in June in the
MEDICAL Corps, 165th Infantry, and
went to France in September. Was
employed as a salesman by The Bronx
Grocery Company before entering the
service His sister, Miss Betty A.
kemper. received a letter on March 80.
IN which ne predicted hard shedding
ahead"
Private Joseph A. Moran, Company
M.-Was pressman on "Thc New
York World" before he joined the 23d
brooklyn Regiment last spring. He
was later transferred to the Goth. He
was graduated from Public School 40.
- Sergeant John +. Mckenna, Company
X. 351 Jackson Avenue, Long Island
City. 49, Lived with his sister, Mrs
Arthur Russell. He enlisted in June.