The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-16
WHITMAN FILLS ALL
JOBS BUT POST HERE
Names Executive Auditor, Mill
tary Secretary and Six
teen Aids.
STILL TALK OF PERKINS

Gov.-eiect Whitman completed his list
OF appointments yesterday with the ex-
cep:ion of his successor as District At
torney. Indications that this office may
go to Assistant District Attorney Charles
Albert Perkins, head OF the indictment
bureau. are still visible
Mr. Whitman selected George A. Glynn
Of Syracuse for executive auditor at
$4,000 year, John Stanley Moore OF
Syracuse for the Governors military
secretary. and these sixteen aids. who.
with Adjt.-Gen. Louis w. Stotesbury aud
Military Secretary Moore. will be the
Governors stan
Major Henry J. CookInham. First In.
Major Reginald l. Foster. Twelfth In
fantry, Manhattan.
Major Francis l. V Hoppin, AdJutant-
G,n,ru. First Brigade. Manhattan.
Lieutenant Commander Louis NJ Josep-
thaL naval MItla, Manhattan.
Major John + Dunseith, Medical corps
Manhattan.
capt Wali,r + Gibson. seven,y.fourth
caps. Theron Il strong. Field ARTILLERY
Bronx
capt Henry f Greene. second Infantry
capt william n. johnson. First Cavalry
Fir.t Lieut.. John F Danieli Seventh In
tansry. Manhattan.
Flr.t Lieut. lohn " CON Jr, seventy
F,r.t Lieut. H,roi =. woodward. En-.
vlu,.r Corps. Mlnht'''u
F.r., Lieut. Loriuard spencer. Coast Ar'u.
First Lieut. Thomas Fairseryls. Twenty
'hirt infantry. brookiyn
First Lieut.. Mtunseu S. Crosby Tenth
Infantry. Rhincb,ck
FIRST Lieut. Avian W Perry. Frs, Field
Artillery. Manhattan.
In selecting officers for this detail"
oh bn
r'coWm' uditiou Of commanding officers
OF the various organizations. The num-
her OF stan appointm, nts authorized dos
not admit Of a member from each or
gauiaation. but have as far a. possible
given rcpres, utatlon to each arm and
branch of the service and every officer
selected has received the Endorsement Of
his commanding officer"
Foi long time tn. seventh Resiment
WAS unaUl, To az ee a. to which or two
officers should be rocommt nded The drad-
lock- was ended by an Endorsement from
col baIirl Appleton for Lieut.. Daniel
The SiNty-riuih Regiment was unable to
settle matter of rivalry for the gold lace
pfjv.l,-o and therefore will not be rep
res nnttd on the stan Of GOV Whitman.
Mr. Glynu. who viii be executive audi
tor-the job WHICH Gov. Sulzer gave To-
I John y Hcuutssy--was Gov. Horace
Whites private secretary. and Is the only
one of Nj Nhltmtns personal appoint, -
who IS entirely familiar with the work 'c
/ the executive office. For eighties years
| ne was managing editor OF the syracuse
/ Hordld and b, is nov general manager
, and part owner ~ the Watortuwn StdHd-
ard. lie is married ana has two ddugh-
tiers. In the recent campaign he worked
. at Mr Wh.tman's headquarters.
J Mr.. Moore who ~ military secretary
/ viii y" tho rank OF Major - a native
90 syracuse and WAS CIV tduttcd from Yale
IN 1893 he i general us,ssenger agent
for an "lectrc railroad system CEN
trlug IN Syracuse tie Was rccum-
W-nd-i by cN-Gov. White. William Not
trgaam. eN-prosiu.nt OF the stat. Bar
| ASSOCIATION Judge Frank H. Hisvock
Of the Court OF Appe Is, George II. Bond
and others lie has never held public
ofi.e
Lieu' Harold G. Woodward, who Will
ho on the Governors stan, is the young
cN- newsp per man who recently invented
truto.-gcla,ln. The hiGh,s, explosive known
20 TINS -ouutry. lie gave 10, formula 60
! the War Department
Lieutenant Commander hospital was on
the san ~ toy. Sul2er and is Admiral
commanding ;hc u.val division of the
hoy Scouts
Theron 4. strong - an Assistant Dis
trict Attorney. Lieut.. DANIEL Is "A mem
h. Of Gov. Glyuu's stan