Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-07

talon, 1st Field Artillery, will be han
dicapped on account CT having so
many green horses. A large consign-
ment recently arrived from the United
States, and many more have just been
purchased from the Parker ranch on
the island Of Hawaii 49,.
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Mrs. Waldo c. Potter sang Gounod's
Ave Maria" most beautifully at the
Catholic services in the post chapel
Sunday. She was assisted by Mrs.
Charles Meals at the piano and Lieut..
l.. /. Samuelson with the violin. Chap
lain Fealy presided and recited spe-
cial prayers for peace in compliance
with the proclamation of President
Wilson The exercises were largely
attended.
A great improvement has been made
to the appearance of the upper canton
ments by painting the quarters. The
houses have been painted dark green
and trimmed in white. All the poFches
have been screened and where de-
sired canvas awnings put around the
.porches. This work of improvement
and painting of quarters is now going
on in the 25th Infantry cantonment.
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| Capt. C. M. Bunker, 1st F.. A, who
left Honolulu on the Thomas Monday,
has been placed on the detached list,
and Capt Charles ]. Ferris assigned
to the LIST F. Al. Capt. Ferris is or
dered to leave for Hawaii on the trans.
port due to sail from San Francisco
Dec. 5 and is. to be assigned to the
command of a battery upon his ar
rival at Schofald Barracks.
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First Lieut.. E. f. Rice, who has
been on duty as instructor at the U.
3. military academy, Is due to rejoin
his regiment, the LIST Infantry, within
the next few days. First Lieut.. Irving
]. Phillipson has been transferred
from Company F to Company G and
Lieut.. Rice has been assigned to Com
pany F.
The graduates OF the. class of 1914,
U. 8. NJ. Az who win arrive Thursday
for duty at Schofield Barracks are:
To the 1st Infantry Second Lieut.. Ru-
fus S. Brattcn and Second Lieut.. Carl
E. Fosnes; to the 25th Infantry, Sec
end Lieut. Carl Spatz. Second Lieut..
s. H. Wheeler and Second Lieut.. H. P.
Milligan.
The following appointments of non
commissioned officers have been an.
nounced: Lance Corporal Elvin E.
Spetz, Company E, LIST Infantry, ap
pointed corporal. vice Sanford, dis.
charged; Priv. Edward Smith, Com
pany 3, 25th Infantry. appointed cor
poral vice White. promoted
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I Lieut. Col. Waldo e. Aver has been
assigned to the 1st Infantry in the
& place OF Lieut. Col r. l. Hirst. who
recently returned to the United States
and whose name goes On the detached
list Col, Aver will arrive on the
transport due about October u.
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i Pvt Frank Sakowitz, Battery A
J 1st F. A., will proceed to Fort Kruger
and report on arrival to the fort com
msnder for work repairing 1st Field
Artillery material, relieving Pvt. Abra
ham Silverman, Battery F, who will
join his organization.
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i Leave for 10 days effective on o.
about October has been granted
Second Lieut. Robert Sears, LIST In
1antry, and leave for seven DAYS, ef
feet1ve same date, to Dental Surgeol
Charles E. Sherwood IT g arnoy
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4 Second Lieut. Albert L. Sneed. 25tl
J Infantry, has effected mutual trans
fer with Second Lieut. Carl j. Ba]
linger, 18th Infantry, and will retur,
to the United States on the next trans
port. =
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= The leave Of absence of First Lieut.
X s. Snow, LIST Infantry, has been e.
tended seven DAYS. -