New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

emy, Yale, Harvard Princeton. Columbia
and other institutions. The inita ation Zee
after January 1 will be $40. The dues for
active members are s. 50 month, for seven
| months in the year, and the dues of asso-
ciate members are IS year. The officers
of the club recently elected are: President,
Eric L. Boetzel; vice-president and man
ager, J. L. Anderson; secretary and treas
| urer, C. A. Dieterch, and the board of gov
ernors, John Loughran, Harry L. Follett,
F. NJ. Egan, H. L. Butler and c. b. HUB
bard. There is much satisfaction in the
regiment because it will practise shooting
for the state marksman's badge on October
II and 13 at Blauvelt.
The following are the delegates from the
New York National Guard, who will attend
the annual convention of the National
| Guard Association of the United States In
st. Louis. October 8, and 5: Colonel w.
g. Hotchkin, 22d Engineers: Major Davld
| Wilson 1st Battalion of Field Artillery
Colonel c. 0. Davis, 18th Regiment; Colonei
| w F. Morris. 9th Regiment; Colonel r. T.
| Austin, Sth Regiment; Major W. $. Terri
| berry. field hospital. Colonel ]. W. Lester,
I'd Regiment; Colonel Daniel Appleton, Th
Regiment: Lieutenant Colonel c. +. Davis,
| 10th Regiment; Colonel George r. Dyer.
| 18th Regiment; Colonel John II. Foote, 18th
Regiment; Colonel F. II. Norton, 25d Regi-
| rnent; Colonel s. NJ. Welch, e5th Regiment;
| Colonel w. C. Bates, list Regiment; Colo
mel G. c. Fox, 18th Regiment; Lieutenant
| w. F. WheeIock 10th Regiment, secretary
of the association Major N. E. Turgeon,
medical department: Lieutenant Colonel Z.
p Cottie 18th Infantry; Lieutenant Colonel
| c. J. IIafa 65th Regiment: Lieutenant Colo
mel J. Fl. Wells, list Regiment; Lieutenant
Colonel S. E. Japha 9th Regiment; Lieu
| tenant Colonel T. w. Huston. 18th Regi-
ment: Lieutenant Colonel W. L. Garcia
14th Regiment; Lieutenant Colonel 5. A.
Ross Sd Regiment; Lieutenant Colonel T.
z. Jannicky, 47th Regiment; Lieutenant
Colonel L. L. Davis, I'd Regiment; Lieu
tenant Colonel w c. Fisk, 7th Regiment;
Lieutenant Colonel ]. T. Ashley, 18th Regi-
ment; Captain De Witt c. Falls, 7th Regi-
ment; Captain W. Il. F'earn, list Regiment,
and Commander Russell Raynor, naval
militia.
The delegates will proceed on a train
leaving New York on the New York Cen
trail at 12:03 a. M, october 2. IN addition
to the important business to be acted upon
several social events have been arranged
for the delgates.
The members of the rife team of the list
Regiment will be entertained by Colonel
W. J. Bates at his summer home, at Bay
Shore Long Island, next Thursday. There
will be sailing on the Great South Bay, as
well as clambake. The staff of the colo
mel and the ca plains of the companies were
entertained at Bay Shore by the colonel on
Thursday, and a very enjoyable day was
spent. Captain Heuen will be on duty at
the new range at BIauvelt during October,
and will have charge of the markers and
scorers. First Sergeant Joseph H. McDer-
mott, of Company M, recently promoted
second lieutenant, has been commissioned.
The battalion of the 22d Regiment under
Major A. II. Dyett, which was On duty at
Pine Camp, has received very high praise
from Major General Grant, U. S. A, COM
mander OF the camp, for the exceptionally
clean condition its camp was found to be
in after the battalion started for home. So
carefully had it been policed that not even
a match stick was found. Colonel Hotch-
kin has appointed Sergeant Major F. Eliot
Adams second lieutenant of Company I.
Captain J. j. Scanlon, OF Company II,
69th Regiment, the senior line captain or
that command, will be retired with the
brevet rank of major for faithful service of
over twenty-five years. The application for
retirement has already gone forward. His
company has been one of the largest In the
regiment for some years.
There are twelve vacancies among the
line officers in the 18th Regiment and one
on the staff, which Colonel Foote is anx-
ious to fill with officers of ability. Three
captains are needed, four first lieutenants
and six second lieutenants.
Brigadier General John G. Eddy, Second
Brigade, is looking for candidate for the
position of engineer his staff, vice Major