The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
GENERAL Funston
IFS TAKING HOLD.
RRcrrpING AND RETURNING
oArLs WILL BE ORDERS OF
THE DAYS JUST NOW.
From Saturday Advertiser.


Brigadier General Funston got busy
Night away on the affairs of the Ha-
Aaiian Department yesterday. lie also
mAt all the officers connected with the
stan of Abe department and those of
the Eirst Hawaiian Brigade. At two
q eloNk Yesterday afternoon General
Macohb. brigade commander and staff,
INCLUDING Major Penn, adiutant; and
IjenteAants Andrews and Peyton. aids,
with the officers of the department, in
Gliding Colonel Campbell, adiutant;
Colonel Galbraith, inspector; Lieuten-
ant. Colonel Raymond, chief surgeon;
Major Conklin, chief of staff; Major
Cheathani, chief quartermaster; Cap
tain johnson, chief signal and ordnance
officer; Major Wooten, chief engineer
officer; Captain Edwards and other Of
ticers attached to the quartermaster
rorps, paid their official calls. The gem
erai Is office is not reception room and
was crowded to the limit during the
brief time in which the general ex-
changed greetings with the officers who
are to serve under him.
At ten clock this morning, General
Funston, accompanied by Major Conk-
lin, will call upon Rear-Admiral Moore,
U.S.N., commandant of the naval sta
ton, and about eleven will call Upon
Governor Frear.
During the coming week il Is ex-
pected that the consuls-general and
consuls will officially call upon the gen
eral.
Just when General Funston will visit
the posts. of his command is not known.
Being all active man, however, it is
believed THAT after getting the lay of
the land }as far as desk papers are con-
cerned, he viii visit the posts. At
each oPc he win be received with full
Brigade Marches.
At the other end of "Army Row"
in tie headquarters building, General
Mac9mb has taken up his quarters in
two looms, one of which is for his own
use, Maud the other for Major Penn,
adiuttant, and Lieutenants Andrews and
Peytan, his aids, and one clerk. They
are somewhat cramped for room, judg-
ing by the suites of Offices which they
have lust vacated to give way to Gen
eral FSunston.
However, the general and his staff,
will probably be much in the field, par.
ticulaAly from now on until October
these 1eing-the field instruction months
TheY brigade will soon begin to re-
eeive Tactical instructions in the,feld
commd Euciug with cQp,Is.s.:sss 1latc6e Is
which win afterwards be enlarged to
battalion strength, then regimental, and
finally the entire brigade, consisting OF
the First, Second and Twenty fifth In.
fantry regiments. These brigade
marches viii take the troops around
the island, up into the mountains and
into all accessible places and some
seemingly inaccessible. The brigade
will form the 'fiying squadron" of the
command.
Regimental Commanders.
On Monday morning, Colonel McGun.
negle and the commanding officers OF
regiments stationed at Schofield Bar
racks, will make an official call upon
General Funston in body. The dele,
CATION will include Colonel McGun-
negle, post commander; Colonel Beach
commanding the Fourth Cavalry; Col.
onel Rogers, First Infantry; Colonel
McKennon, Twenty-ffth Infantry, and
Major oruikshanh, First Field Artil-
lery.