New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
NAIIONAL y GUARD NEW,S

An order issued by Adiutsnt c.sra-., ,y,. r,
80 80 makes 1t impossible in the sutu-e for rsgI
IIa1, iius 10 De paid out OF the military fund
AIio"ed each organization by the state Tho ,,arn
-. % 'allos must now be paid when they turn
ou' lot reviews, parades etc ct the exn.rs. -,
I 1ie 0isanl%atlon This will mean a great hard
Ip on Ihe dinerent regiments and smaller units
~-Io nave bands and IT is not improbable that the
e4'IoeFshlp OF the bands will be considerable, ,a
Guceu- The Sth and 18th regiments have enlisted
pd4ioS' VINO serve practically without nav uk.
prlFates under ordinary occasions
A review OF the 7th Regiment ts 10 hs b.1d ..
the armory the night OF January y who, tba
reviewing officer Will be Robert Bacon Assistant
Secretary Of State.
Colonel Bates or the list Regiment has arran,a6
Tor review at the armory by Adiutant General
Nelson H Henry for Tuesday night February ,
ire regiment viii parade for annual inspectio,
on Wednesday night.
Major General Charles F Roe Will review the
LIN Regiment IN its armory on Wednesday might
colonel Dyer has appointed from civil life an as
SlStah' ordnance officer, Philip Livingston who
VIII nave the rank of lieutenant. A bowling tour
nament VIII be held in the a-mory early next
month. Major General Leonard Wood L s A.
VIII review the regiment on February 3
Matlock. will be held the arrnory by Major Cen
eTaI Zee on the night Of February 4.
Brigadier General McCoskry Butt will sail for
Europe on Thursday. and will return about
March ~. He IS now in excellent health
Colonel Morris. of the sth Regiment has received
with regret the resignation Of First Lieutenant
Nhitbeck. On account Of business. The commits
siC ned officers have agreed bx more than q two
thirds vote 10 have the colonel in the future fill all
vacancies in the line. by requesting the Governor 10
appoint the candidate whose name shall be for
warded TO him by the colonel. This viii do away
with the oldtime election. which often caused in
ternal strife The 10th annual dinner will be held
at the Union League Club March IS It will also
be the tenth anniversary OF the coloneIs election
TO his present Office.
Veterans OF the 22d Regiment headed by Lieu
tenant Colonel Nathaniel b Thurston. inspector o
small arms practice the stan Of Major General
Roe. Will review the active command in the regt-
mental armory tomorrow night Second Lieuten-
ant W. S. Edwards. Of Company I. has been
unanimously elected first lieutenant. The annual
dinner of the commissioned officers will be held at
the Engineers Club February {. The United
Spanish War Veterans OF New York City will hold
games at the armory the night Of March 6
Colonel HOtchkin has appointed Lieutenant
George C Hearn 10 be captain Of the new Com
pany l. and Lieutenant Martin to the captaincy OF
The new Company M.
General J. G. Story assistant adtutant general,
has been Invited to review Company a of the Sd
Regiment on Saturday night. General Story be
gan military Hfe as a private in Company A in
1852.
Sergeant Major William ! Aiullin. Of the l4th
Regiment. who has been member OF that com
mand for twenty-five years has been ap-
pointed battalion quartermaster, with rank of sec
ond lieutenant. James J. DEM, formerly OF the
10th Regiment Of Albany has been appointed leu
tenant IN the 14th
Brfgadier General David r Austen. chief OF
coast artillery IS having quarters fitted up in the
arrnory OF the 18th Regiment in Brooklyn. His
quarters will be in what was formerly the gyHna-
stun The latter has been moved elsewhere IN the
building.