New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
New Student Officers Lead
Men in Big Display at
PIattsburg.
1000 ARE APPOINTED
AFTER KEEN RIVALRY
Reginald Barlow Wins Fame as
Marksman In 9TH Regiments
Target Practice.
tFrem star Correspondent o, rns Trisun. ]

From Star Correspondent Of rhs Tribunal
Plattsburg, N. Y, July 29.-Military
training for business men reached its
climax to-day when this camp alone
turned out more rockies for General
Leonard Wood TO review than there are
militiamen in any state in the Union
except New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois
and Ohio. At that, the last two states
barely equal to-day's showing of rockies
with their $500 guardsmen each.
In the demonstration, which was held
at Plattsburg post parade ground, there
took part four regiments of infantry,
Two full troops of cavalry, one machine
gun troop and battery of field artil-
lery. Ii took an hour for the forces to
pass in review, and every man was a
rookie, with the exception of the bat
talon and company commanders. Aside
from these. each outfit WAS fully Of
ficered with full compliments OF newly
made student commissioned and non
commissioned officers.
The 7th Regiment finished Its target
practice, and again First Lieutenant
Reginald Barlow, of Company b, came
out with glory, qualifying as expert
msrksman. He got the highest rank
and WAS the only man in the regiment
who made the maximum 80 points at
one range, at the 300-yard mark, rapid
fire. His company qualified sixty-two
fed sirty-three and Company II got
high place with sirty-fve men.
More than ], 200 rockies became COM
missioned and commissioned off,
GERS to-day in the four training regi-
ments, the cavalry and artillery,
through the formal approval by Gen
ersl Leonard Wood of the designations
submitted to him through the camp
commander by their various command
ing officers.
The rivalry for these appointments
has been keen. The Roosevelt family
put over three representatives-Ar-
chic Roosevelt, son Of the Colonel, be-
ing made permanent top sergeant of
Company II in the 4th Regiment, and
his brother Quentin being made SER
geant, while their cousin, Nicholas, was
made first sergeant in the 9th Regi-
ment.
The list Of student officers from New
York city and near by is as follows:
FOURTH REGIMENT.
First Battslion.-Adjutant, J. X. olyphant,
SO East Fifty-fourth Street; Supply Sergeant,
Stanton Allison. 8s5 Central Park West
Second Battaiion.-Sergean Major' Lesli.
/. Heller, 5O4 West ll2th Street; Supply
Sergeant John S. Cromelin. Haekenssck
Third Battalion.-Adjutant. Stanley G..
Saulnier. 299 Gates Avenue. Brooklyn.
First Lieutenants.-Paul Russell. White
Plains: A. J. Auchterlonie. 497 Third Street.
Brooklyn; j. C. Platt. jr.. Montclair. " j.
Second Iieutenants.-I. n. Downer.
Orange N. j.; c. swasey. l7O Broadway.
First Sergeants.-H. L. Rau, sl9 West
loeth Street; Archie p. Roosevelt, Oyster
BAY X. b BENJAMIN, 40 West Eighty-eighth
Street, New York.
sergeants.-J. W. Filley. jr. Noble and
West streets, Brooklyn; A. W. Holman.
Newark. N. j.. j. NJ. Raymond. jr. Prince
ton. n. j.. NJ. J. Averbeck. 425 West End
Avenue, New York; l. A. Robinson. 545
West Eleventh Street: John Melcher. 5 East
City Long Island; b. r. Hoogland. 744
Greene Avenue. Brooklyn; H. w. Ford.
Morristown, N. J.; d. c. jenkins, Dover,
n j.; j. A. Sohon. 1874 Chisholm Street
New York; Quentin Roosevelt. Oyster Bay /;
X. l. Farrelly. Scsrsdale: J. r. Worrel,
New Brighton; II. r. Samstog, sO7 West
Eighty-hrst Street. New York: William j.
Burr. Lawrence, Long Island G.. r. Brown,
Rockville Centre. Long Island X. NJ. Reed,
43 Exchange Place, New York l.. G. Weldon.
l8l Ninety-eighth Street. Brooklyn. and f..
W. Harrison. Hackensack, n. J.
Corporals.-T. l.. james, I'd. 784 Park
Avenue, New York; X. Tuckerman. Tuxedo.
n. Y; II. Smythe jr., 347 West Seventy-frst
Street. New York; r. o. II. Hill, Larchmont
Manor; d. F. Parker. Jersey City: A. Sturke.
lr.. 2S0 Washington Avenue. Brooklyn II.
Ryan, 1888 Grand Avenue. The Bronx w. F.
Day. 1870 East Sixty-seventh Street, New
York; W. b. Gellatly. Orange. ~ j.: c. w.
Hall, Larchmont; r. Madden, New York
Athletic Club; c. b. Ten Eyck. Princeton.
n. j.; 7. Smith. Bayonne, N. j.; Chase
Mellen, ir., Garden City. Long Island X.
| Wagner, jr., 100 Claremont Avenue, New
York; r. /. Crawford. Sd. Al West Fifty
seventh Street; j. J. Basch. Paterson. n. J.
J. Cromwell, I'll Park Avenue, New York
d. W. McIllhiney. Great Neck Station, Long
Island; r. Bonynge. 100 Broadway, New
York; A. X. Doyle. Port Richmond f. w.
Barto. ossining; F. L. Ready. Jersey City
Princeton. n. j.; X. La Marche SO East
Sixty-sixth Street. New York l. X. Troll.
Jersey City; d. r. Donnell. 3l7 West l07th
Street. New York c. Hadden. l66 Clinton
Street, Brooklyn; L. Gately. Mamaroneck
+. w. Steedle. New Brunswick. N. j.. w II.
Olsen. 596 Beech Terrace. The Bronx: L. S.
Payson. Englewood, N. j.; l.. Nichols. 80
East Tenth Street. New York; j. A. +.
McClave. Grsntwood. N j.; J. j. Murray.
Loring Place. The Bronx: r. II. Magee.
oaklyn. N. j.. l.. l.. Richardson. 6se Greene
Avenue, Brooklyn; c. r. oNeil. Orange,
n. j., and f. d. Foster. Cape May. N. j.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
First Battalion.-Ad;utant. L. F. Braine,
jr.. New Brunswick, N. j.. Supply Sergeant.
A. NJ. Lemon. 7s5 Quincy Street. Brooklyn.
First Lieutenant.-F. b. Dean. Flushing.
Long Island.
First serEeants.-C. A. Rowe. East
Orange, n. j.; d. G. Ackerman, Passaic.
N. j.. II. W. Jones. Upper Montclsir. N. J.
Sergeanfs.-A VI. Lemon. 1876 Quincy
Street, Brooklyn; W. T. Gould. jr.. Hastings
on-Hqdson; b. Loeb. South Orange. N, j.;
Yonkers Joseph Arbrizio. ie5 Broadway,
New York; A. B. de Laski. Wetchester
w. b. Crane. Princeton. N. j.; w. Potter.
Smithtown. Long Island; II. J. /. Panton.
6l8 West l59th Street. New York; G. Fish.
New York University; G. A. Browneu. 3l2
Nolte. 6509 Fourth Avenue. Brooklyn; w.
Tracey, Hoboken, N. j.. X. o. Williams, Sl5
Westminster Road. Brooklyn; Gordon Brown.
Montclair, N. J.
CorpOrals.-H D. White. Ridxewood. N. J.
J. W Boyd. Montclair. N. j.; R. Hitchcock.
Reese. New Brunswick, N. j.; w. T. Hull.
66 Broadway, New York: f. T. Phillips.
44s Park Avenue, II. b. Fuller. 229S Twelfth
Avenue. II. p. Hackenberser, 26o Lexington
Avenue. New York; 4. z. MacDougall,
Flushing. Long Island; J. II. N. Potter. ia
East Fifty-seventh Street, New York E. T.
Davis, Upper Montclair; H. CahiD. $50 ST.
Marks Place. Brooklyn: P. d. Kimball.
Flushing, Long Island II. X. Adikes. Flush
ing, Long Island J. Cooke. Paterson, n. J.
A. Calm. 80 Irving Place New York; W. L.
Eccles. Flushing, Long Island II; H. browne
York; j. NJ. Golden. Larchmont: l.. Terrell.
Princeton. n. j.; H. N Pell, jr., Westbury.