New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Radical Shifts Made
In Guard Commands

gets Major Walter De Lsmater' from
the 18th Regimen. il gets Major b. =
Hildreth. First Lieutenant Murray
Taylor. J. +. Callahan and +. ID. Clark;
Second Lieutenants Ivan Fenty, j. r.
Post and 4. y. Gilman.
The 105th Machine Gun Battalion is
made up Of he officers and men OF
Squadron A, under command of Major
William K. Wright
9TH Loses But One Officer
The 10th Regiment Of Infantry, the
old 7th. loses but one officer. its
lieutenant colonel. As Lieutenant
colonel il gets James NJ. Hutchinson. OF
the list. Ii gains number OF line
officers from the lst Regiment. from
which comes it's greatest quota OF en-
listed men to bring it 10 full war
strength II also gains the following
officers from the 18th Regiment: FIRST
Lieutenant 7. ]. Koen. Second Lieuteh-
ants Arthur Talbot. 7. h. Rhinelander,
Gaines Gwathmey and Carey Wahlradt.
The iOsth Infantry. the old I'd Regl-
ment. draws the greater portion OF ITS
additional officers from the 74th OF buf-
falo. II also gets the following from
the 10Th: First Lieutenants Reginald
purrant. ". B. Turner and l.. ii. Butt
Second Lieutenarts W. De F. Nance
and =. c. Thebsud.
The Tooth Machine Gun Battalion is
made mp of officers and men from the
LIST New York Cavalry, under command
&c Nfofo, Morfirncr Rryan.
The 1O2d Trench Mortar Battery. an
altogether new organization. Will be
made UP Of officers and enlisted men
from the LIST Cavalry. The oihcers
of the rev unit will be: Captain
Charles 4. Pearson. First Lieutenant
Harry r. Dixie and Second Lieutenant
Richard F. Cloak. IN,
IRE lO2d Engineers. the old 22d, re-
ceives a new officer in FIRST Lieutenant
William f. Secoot. transferred from 'he
engineer train. rd-
cd bv Colonel Charles ]. lie beVoise'
formerly commander of the LIST cavalry
The iO2d ammunition train viii re-
ceiye nine officers from the Isl Cav
airy. as follows: Captains Anthony
Fiala. Abner II. Plat. Arthur W. PICK
AID. James c. McLin. Dallas I. New
ton. Alison Shantz and Harold y. Oim-
stead and Second Lieutenants Charles
McDougall and Harold &. Pearson.
The Medical Corps assignments 70
New York City units are: lOith Ma
chine Gun Battalion. First Lieutenant
George A. Powers; l06th Infantry. Ma
Tor Lucius A. Salisbury and First Lieu
tenants Harry II. Worthing, Charles =
Nicol. Charles d. Kayser. Robert 3
Claver, Nils T. Larsen and sexton T.
Reane: l05th Machine Gun Battalion.
Captain Henry A. Riley; 1O7th lnfan-
try. Major Edward 7. Fowler and lrst
Lieutenants Charles 7. Gray, Albert y
Benedict. William J. Coogan, David &.
Bull. Henry A. Bancel and Frederiek
II. Mason; i05th Field Artillery, the old
I'd. Major Robert ". Kinds and FIRST
Lieutenants John c. Grabau and Floyd
". Hayes; l02d Engineers. Major
Emanuel Goldstein and First Lleuten-
ants Charles d. Bles and Albion }.
Fitzgerald; 102d Field Signal Battalion,
First Lieutenant Frank II. richardson;
102d Trains and Military Police, Cap
tain Arthur c. Schaefer and First Lieu
tenants Thomas p. Mccain and John
=. Schaefmeister.
In the 1929 Sanitary Train, Major
Robert P. Wadhams will be director OF
field hospitals and Major William j.
Cranston director Of ambulance COM
panies.
Officers who have been in first-line
regiments who have been transferred
to second-line regiments are as fol-
lows: From the 23d. now the 106th In
fantrv. TO the list Infantry, Captains
Charles NJ. Ward William j. Evans,
William A. Ronalds, George A. Johnson,
George y. Reese. William F. Simon
son and Rutherford Ireland; from the
23d to the 18th. Majors Matthew d.
Addisop and John r. Sawyer.
Further Assignments
From the Eth Infantry to the l4th,
Major James +. Schuyler.
From the Eth to the list, Lieutenant
Colonel Robert Mclean.
Major Thomas II. McChntock of the
medical staff of the 23d Infantry. is
transferred to the 18th Infantry.
Several officers, having been rem
dered surplus by the reorganization
order, are assigned TO temporary duty
as follows: Lieutenant Colonel jane
{. MacLeer. Of the 1st Cavalry, TO The
SOD Field Artillery Brigade.
Major Charles VI. Tobin and FRS
Lieutenant Edward T. Keever, Of the
1st Cavalry, TO the 102d Trains. Lieu
tenant Keever has been chaplain OF the
! lst Cavalry.
Captains Howard NJ CowperthwaitC
and Ridgeley Nicholas, OF Squadron A
70 the 1O2d Train.
4 Captain David j. Mohler, OF the New
York Train. TO the 102d Engineers.
Enlisted men of the It'll New Yorl
who are absent at training camps will
1 he. transferred TO the fist Regiment
and men Of the 23d Regiment similarly
absent will be transferred to the 14tf
Infantry.
The order making the change in The
personnel of officers becomes effective
tomorrow morning As soon a. pos
sible the shift Of enlisted men will be
made