The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
COMMISSIONS GIVEN
TO PLATTSBURG MEN
Officers Of the Training Camp
Include Many From New
York City.
MORE UNITS TO BORDER

PtArTsBuRG. ". y. Juno 2i.-Thc
force of regulars at the camp of mill
'ary training here Was to-day Increased
by the arrival OF Troops @ and n. Sec
ond Cavalry, from Fort Ethan Allen.
VI. The entire regiment, with the ex-
ception OF one troop left at Fort Ethan
Allen and one squadron mt Fort Myer,
il now connected with the Plattsburs
camp.
orders were received at the camp this
afternoon for tho field hospital company
and the ambulance company to proceed
10 the Mexican border In the shortest
possible time. and tents we're at once
struck. II Is expected that these com
panlcs, under command Of Major Her
bert G. Shaw. will leave by special train
Tomorrow. The radio equipment has
also been ordered TO the border.
l.ieuts. Nolan. Gunner. Ware, Barnes,
Whaien. infantry, were out to-day for
tho test ride In their examination for
promotion 20 captaincies.
All other forms Of duty have given
way for target practice, and the sharp
snap Of hundreds OF rifles Is heard from
6 80 in the morning until late In the
afternoon. There was a marked i'm
provement In the shooting to-day.
Onicers Cemmissioncd.
Interest about the camp to-day was
centred IN the list OF commissioned and
uon-commissiored officers of tho training
regiment. which list was given out by
Major Murray this afternoon. The com
missiuned officers were selected at "A
conference of the regular company COM
msnders and recommended to Major
MURRAY, while IN the case of the non
commissioned officers the commander OF
each recommended his oNn list.
Among the appointments were the fol-
lowing:
battalion adjutants frank of frs;
~lieutenant). Ralph Sprague, New York,
hrs, battalion; Theodore L. Burleigh
Maiden, Mass, second battalion Rhine
lander Waldo. Garrison, y. Y, third
battalion.
Acting rcgimentai qt-arternas,er
tfrst ~lieu.enaut). Thomas =. Bradlee
Boston. Battalion quartermasters tsec'
ond l~icutenants,, r. r. Stone, 81 Broad
way. Manhattan: Archibald 5. Roose.
,clt. oyster Rav
First Lieutentnts- Eugene II. Sleepc-
Boston; Israel Putnam. Washington
Samuel Cabot, Gos.o- william :. Fear
.ng. BOSTON I;obat l.. Ilo,ds"ortn
~Stourhion. Mass. + \ Sansome. -;
seventh avenue. Manhattan Marx Il
NJ. civilian. .j3 Nest Fltty-eieh'i
street. Manhattan. Herbert T.. Kyer~ot.
Ir.. 23o Nest lo7,h street. Manhattan
Thomas /. NcNu;riN. Marion, TO
william I. Casey. Jr. Hastings; kar
Erge.tginger. Washington Sinclair Ken
i.edy Brookliue. Mass.
second I~.ieutcriuta Harold @ Sears
| Boston Einmons B-aut, Cdstleton, y
Y. T.. :. Blake. Boston Daniel \
lEsper,Hca. 30 Church street, Msnhat
tan; oliver Perrin. : East Forfeit!
street. Manhattan Frederick l. Wen
s'er. Boston. A. Eomeyn Person Jr
Glen Ridge, y J OIlounell lsei!u
r Rochester; Walter 4. Powers. Boston
~.in-. 4. Cook, Ithaca, 4 Hcathor
Hank. Arlington. y J.; y. NJ Fay
Springfield. Mass.
/, Non-Comm~issionc Onfc~rs.
RsCin.ntsl Sergeant Major Joh'
Casw.ll. , last fifty-iiTst street, Man.
haitian: Regimeutal QutrtermAster Ser
ceAUt u. ". Mir'ormiCk Canal Zone
battalion S.rgeauts Major Mtthcr Clev.'
land. Presbyterian Hospital, New York
Prof FRANK +. MA'l"r. Jr. Princeton. y
j !. NJ '%arliS'", Washington.
S-fgoants-,iuy \. T.. Irving, Jr.. New
irrigation y. :. oliver. Last Orange G
Il. Brown. Is East Fort -i-St street
John T. hoffman. ~ East F~Or,y-nintl
street. William h. Loorlis, "a Thomas
street Kenneth y. Budd. 3S7 Fourtl
avenue, Samuel Sloan Auch'ncloss, l2C
East Seven,eth street. W. +. White
hou. .. lo5 East Srventy-third street ]
VI. 1hayer. $50 West l13,h street "
Wsdsworth, ! Wall street John l.. Fox
463 Nest street, &. II. Win. riding, =;
wall street, all Manhattan Frederick
, Bcll!ngrr. Governors Island Charles +
! Lee, - Lincoln l:0td. Brooklyn. Louis
; Graves, . West E.ghty-se'ond street
Manhattan Charles T.. ,~;-ceuough,
E.tst Ninth street. Manhattan r. y. Pat
f.-En- ma -ts& Gs-Ta, Tho y&-nrN
-. y Russell. - West ~SiNtv-nfth street
Ntrhlt'pn T. p'Flyru, stamford
Conn y r HN'. ~ Wall street. II. I.
Rk-r. 1903 Madison avsru. ". =
SLENDER. 21o Riverside Drive l.. II
Davldow. 2N West l0lst street; y. II
GahaD, 257 Fourth avenue, all Manhat
tan Lindsay Denrison. Great Neck A
T. W,nco, Passiac, Y. J.. -. T.. Ames
rassaic. y. J.: A. W. Arnold, 100 Wes
Sevsnty-nfth street T. Miller. 375 Yves
Broadway. New York y. e. F1emming
:, Wall street NJ. ". Smith, Jr. -
Yves, End avenue G.. r.. Rich. Jr. 81
Beaver street \. W Barber, "a Nassa,
! street o.. Baxter. l4j West Ninet!et,
( street: Daniel y. G, Morse, GIG Yves
ll6th street Robert s. owens. Columbi;
University. AL Manhattan William Har
igan, Q West Forty-scventh street. J
Marshall and Theodore NJ Marshall
YouH.e. {. l.. Bury. Glen Ridge. y. J,
p !. e. I1att. Jr., Moutclair, y. j. w. Il
Hlll. ~ columbia Heights, Brooklyn
and Charles ". Swczy. RtNside. Queens
' Among the corpoyals were Prof. W
: r.. Hooking. Harvard University job,
I T.. Hogan of the Board OF Water Supply
New York &. Russell Auchincloes o
2 New York, David L. Ba~ows. for,nerl,
y United States Commissioner Of Educ,
: tion IN IN. philippines and member q
! tho Belgiin Itei.rr Committee Y. II
! pel1ticld, New York, ,idston Sergeant
baSso of the Chicago Opera Company
I Charles f. Hughes, lr. \. X Collins
= District Attorney ~ Clinton County W
l {. Fargo. WIllstun, !. l., son OF tn,
4 founder Of the ~Fa-go express, an,
Y Theodore Rousseau, secretary 10 Mayo