New-York tribune., 1916-06-22
Officers Named and All
Are Ready for War
if Orders Come.
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
is A LIEUTENANT
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr., Gets
Grade of Corporal in New
Organization.


ready for anything, for his regiment TO
day became self-contained unit
manned by a complement of rookie
commissioned and commissioned
officers. capable Of leading their com
rades. with whom they have marched
shoulder to shoulder through cam
paign Of mud, in any kind Of a charge
through the enemy across the ko
Grande.
If the order should come TO marcn
tomorrow the whole outfit, under the
title of the Sd Plattsburg Regiment
would be able to take the warpatn
without further delay, without the for
mality of mobilizing at a concentra-
tion camp. possibly without even the
ceremony of saying goodby to wives
and sweethearts, as that was pretty
we'll attended to when they came up
here. The rookie is ready for business
now.
without distinction, names both
great and small mlngle in the honor
list of promotion. Archie Roosevelt,
son Of the former President. drew down
one of the commissioned ranks, although
he has been here only week. Charles
Evans Hughes, jr.. got only the humble
grade of corporal, although he mas
been here from the bitter beginning,
slogging day after day through the
ouagmires of mud in which the old
camp was pitched, sleeping in the damp
chill of those marshes IN all the ms
cry of wet, cold feet.
A Veteran Rookie.
But the Roosevelt family representa-
tive was a veteran rookie. having two
tours of work. in the college mems and
the business mems camp OF last year,
TO his credit. whereas the youthful
Hughes belongs to the greenery OF TINS
wears crop. And the score IS turtner
evened bv the fact that another mem
Der of the Roosevelt family, Nicholas
Roosevelt, of oyster Bay, nephew OF
the Colonel. failed to get any commls-
sion or appointment at al.
In the gamut of promotions there are
the names of professors IN pnllosopny'
Of national reputation, humble clerks,
pampered sons OF the busy rich, and
not a few whose fame rests on the
amiable foundation of social graces.
The New Workers and a few OF the
prominent recipients Of honors from
elsewhere who appear in the ls' are;
BATTALION ADJUTANTS frank
First LieutenanD- Ralph Sprague'
New York, 1st Battalion; Theodore
f. Burleigh, Maiden, Mass, "a ba'-
talon; Rhinelander Waldo, GARRISON
New York. Sd Battalion. ..-,
ACTING REGIMENTAL QUARTER
MASTER First Lieutenant)-IhomSs
$. Bradlee. Boston.
BATTALION QUAR- RIERMASl Ek2
I'D Lieutenants) H. +. stone. -
Broadway, New York; Archibald ..
Roosevelt. Oyster Bay, y. J.
1ST LIEUTENANTS- Eugene II.
Sleeper. Boston; Israel Putnam; WASH
ington: Samuel Cabot, Boston; William
I l. 70 Fearing. Boston; Robert P Holds
worth. Stoughton, Mass; +. A. san
some. S53 Seventh Avenue. New York;
Mark X. ~ Civilian, 253 West 58th
Street: Herbert +. Ryerson, Jr, go
West 10Th Street; Thomas L. McMur-
raw. Marion. Ohio; William +. Casey,
in. Hastings, \. Y; Karl Engelginger,
Washington; Sinclair Kennedy, Brook
line, Mass.
The I'd Lieutenants.
ID LIEUTENANTS- Harold G. Sears,
Boston; Emmons Brant. Castleton.
y. y; f. :. Blake. Boston; Daniel A.
LEsperance. 30 Church street. New
York: Oliver Perrin. East 10th
Street: Frederick d. Webster. Boston;
4. Romeyn Pierson, jr Glen Ridge, y.
j.; ODonnell Iselin. Rochester; Walter
A. Powers. Boston; Sidney A. Cook,
Ithaca; A. Heath Onthank, Arlington.
Y. j.; F. NJ. Fay. Springfield, Mass.
REGIMENTAL SERGEANT-MAJOR
John Caswell, / East 5lst Street, New
York.
REGIMENTAL QUARTERMASTER
SERGEANT d. W. MacCormack,
Canal Zone.
BATTALION SERGEANT-MAJORS
-Mather Cleveland. Presbyterian Hos
pital. New York; Professor Frank +.
I Mather, jr., Princeton, y. j.; j. NJ.
Carlisle. Washington.
SERGEANTS FOR NEW YORK AND
I VICINITY Gugy A. +. Irving, jr., New
Brighton; y. II. Oliver, East Orange;
I c. b. Brown, Is East Forty-frst Street,
New York; John f. Hoffman. "a East
/ Forty-ninth Street; William K. Loomis.
/ "a Thomas Street: Kenneth =. Budd,
/ 367 Fourth Avenue; Samuel Sloan
! Auchincloss, 120 East Seventeen Street;
W. I. Whitehouse. l25 East Seventy
third Street; J. VI. Thayer. 500 West
18th Street; W. Wadsw0rth. Wall
Street: John L. FoX. 463 West Street;
/ c. II. Wumerdng. % Wall Street; Fred
Bellinger. Governors Island; Charles
/ +. Lee. 81 Lincoln Road, Brooklyn;
Louis Graves, West Eighty
Street. Charles +. Greenough. 3 East
Ninth Street; T. II. Patterson, l043
Simpson Street; q. 7. Russell, % West
Sixty-ffth Street; +. II. OFlynn, Stam-
ford Conn; f. T. Hill. 90 Wall Street,
New York; II. L. Riker. 303 Madison
Avenue; VI. + Steindler, 2l0 Riverside
Z Drive; l.. H. Davidow. 241 West 1Olst
Street; J. H. Gahan. PSI Fourth Ave
nue.. Lindsay Dennison, Great Neck;
/ A. +. Wnco. PaSsaic, y. j.; 4. ". Ar
mold. l20 West Seventy-ffth Street
New York; G. p. Ames. Passaic. y. j.;
/ T. Miller, 375 West Broadway. New
York: j. Marshall. Yonkers; p. &.
Fleming. So Wall Street. New York; @.
l.. Berry. Glen Ridge. y. j.; \. ". Bar
Der, p Nassau Street. New York; O.
Baxter, l45 West Nneteth Street;
William Harrigan, West Forty-scv-
enth Street; Theodore VI. Marshall.
/ Yonkers: j. c. Platt, jr.. Montclair
/ y. j.; VI. II. Smith, jr., - West End
/ Avenue. New York; c. K. Rich, jr.. IS
Beaver Street; W. B. Hill. l4l Colum-
bia Heights: Daniel ID. c. Morse. 6l2
, West ll6th Street; Charles W. Swezy.
Bayside; Robert s. Owens, Columbia
, University.
Some Noted CorporaIs.