Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-19
Schofeh Notes
Especial star-Bullc,in Correspondence

| Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Nov. 10
Second Lieut.. Joseph c. Hattie,
18th Infantry, has been taken from
! the unassigned list of that regiment
and assigned to Company E. A post
order at the same time relieves him
from special duty as assistant to the
post adjutant, which duty he has been
performing during the absence on
: leave of Captain Frank c. Burnett, LIST
! Infantry. Second Lieut.. Henry B.
Post, 25th Infantry, now on detached
duty at the army aviation, school at
San Diego, Cal, has been relieved
! from assignment to Company E, 25th
! Infantry, and his name placed on the
unassigned list.
The construction work on the addt-
tons to the company barracks OF the
25th Infantry will be commenced to-
morrow. A force Of laborers has been
employed unloading cars and piling
! lumber and other construction mate
rial for this work under the direction
of Second Lieut. Oswald L. Saunders,
25th Infantry. The actual construc-
ton will be superintendent by Captain
William Fleischhauer, 25th Infantry,
who has had considerable experience
as constructing quartermaster. He
/, will have under his command all the
available carpenters in the regiment.
The new additions will extend the
present quarters SO feet. The esti-
mates for additions to the mess halls
for the 25th and the temporary build
ings for the recently arrived battalion
lrof the LIST Field Artillery are under
stood to have been disapproveds by
the war department. The failure to
provide adequate mess halls Is caHs-
ing considerable Inconvenience with
the large number of recruits added to
the former strength of the companies.
At present there is only room for
half of each company to have seats In
tne mess halls at one time. q
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The post commander has issued an
order designating the supplementary
target season for the recruits who
have joined the regiments here since
the completion of the regular target
practice There are several hundred
recruits in the post who have had no
target practice whatever and this
course has been. ordered to prevent
their serving an extended period with
out some instruction on the range.
The 1st Infantry began its shoot.
ing on the 18th and will continue UNI
til the 31st of The month. The 25th
will them take the range from the list
to the goth of December and the 4th
Cavalry will be busy the balance Of
the month.
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Captain Martin Novak, quartermast-
er, 25th Infantry, has been detailed as
assistant to the post quartermaster by
a recent post order and has been
placed in charge Of the animal trans
portatioD of the garrison. Captain
Roger o. Mason, quartermaster, LIST
Field Artillery, who formerly had this
department, has been given the cloth
ing department in the same Office.
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Officers and their families hero
who remember the courtesy shown
them in years past by Colonel James
A. Irons, goth Infantry, when travel
ing through Japan during the time
that officer was military -attache at
the American legation at Toxic, are
delighted at the news that he has
been chosen to that delightful detail a
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