Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

Recommendation JndL the recruits De
segregated for a period on account of
their having been exposed TO measles
and mumps on the transport which
brought the detachment to Oahu
This joint occupation of barracks
will, necessarily continue until Cap
tain Watkins and his company or car
penters can finish the two remaining
sets of barracks. For nearly 10 months
the various companies have been on
tenterhooks as regards location and
quarters.
Major II. o. Williams has been
F. P. jackson, " W. Boiler and H.
Fl. Preston have been placed on spe-
cial duty with the recruit detachment
as in charge of their instruction. For
the present and during the continu-
ance of the quarantine the detach-
ment will be administered by three
companies as eompany under the
lieutenants named To assist the
above-named officers as instructors
the following-named non-commissioned
officers are also placed on special
duty status: Company A, Sergt John
Marcina. Corps. Earl F. Parker and
Lester F. Turley: Company B. Sergt.
John Blake and Corps Harry W. Bos-
worth and Frank Bradley; Company
C. Corps 0rne f. Dixon, William F.
McCue and Otto c. Buegge; Company
ID. ON. Sergt. Thomas Clarkson and
Corps George F. Smith. Peter Ras-
|mussen and Thomas F. Strachan;
Company e, Sergt John Morris and
CORPS Chester E. Barth and Edwin
IS. Roebuck; Company F, Sergt Her
bert w. Ashenfelter and Corps. Claude
M. Wagner and Clarence e. Teel;
Company G. Sergt Jacob Snyder and
Corps John B. Wepler apd Ira Me-
Dougle; Company H, Sergt Oscar
Pfeffer, Sergt Flag Drewry and Corp.
Paul Lehm; Company 7, Sergt Frank
Sullivan and Corps Robert C. Gamble
and William ]. Ryan; Company X,
Sergt. Lewis Abbott and Corps. Gar
field F. Hurst and william Fl. Button;
Company L. Sergt. Arthur J. DeCour-
Heey and Corps. Charles R. Seitz and
Robert Lesion; Company NJ, Sergt
Fred H. Young and Corps, Walter East
and Royal H. Jones. The mess ar.
rangements for the 343 men will be
in the hands as cooks of Privates
John w Petersen, Company d: Karl
Butler, Company F.: Frank Kracke,
Company E. and Joseph Pokrzywinski
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Owing to the fact that the garri-
wide raVine and therefore forms in eff
feet two distinct posts as regards duty
in connection with service calls. and
duty thereuder, the post commander
has ordered change in the central
method of sounding calls, receiving re.
ports at roll calls and similar matters
formerly in force. The officer of the
DAY hereafter will exercise but a gen.
Heral supervision over the formation
at roll calls and the reports as to abb
sentees instead of being made to the
officer of the day will be made to
the adiutant bv the officers superin-
or before officers call each morning.
The field musicians will be assembled
in two groups. one in the main post
at the flagstaff and the other in the
cantonment and will sound the retreat
and reyeille as nearly as is possible
in unison. although the practical re-
suit of this arrangement will be to
make the retreat and reveille forma-
tions two separate and distinct af-
fairs. The whole plan approximates
the subpost plan that is in opera
ton at many of the larger posts in
the army where mixed command of
large units has station and when Shat.
ter shall receive the increase in
strength of garrison that it is under
stood is now contemplated it will be
easy to further expand the scheme
and have sub-post administration with
out confusion or delay.
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The ladies of the garrison will un.
dertake to keep the recruit detention
camp supplied with reading matter
during the continuance of the period
of confinement to the limits of the
camp. These young men are making
what appears no doubt to them a
mighty doleful entry into active SER
vice since they are absolutely cut off
from amusement or diversion in any