Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-09
Fort Shafter Notes

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FIT. SHAFTER, Oct. 9-Lieut. Wood
fin Grady Jones of the last class at
the Military Academy, and assigned to
THE I'd Infantry, was an arrival by the
transport yesterday and has reported
! for duty with the regiment Lieut..
Jones has been previously assigned to
Company E of the I'd, commanded by
and assignment of quarters to the Of
ficer he will take up his abode with
Lieuts Greene and Hardigg. Lieut..
Jones comes from West Point with a
splendid reputation as a football play
er and will at once bring his exper-
fence to bear IN assisting Lieut. Ly-
man in coaching the football team that
has been organized by the latter Off
Ger from among the. enlisted men Of
the I'd Infantry.
Upon the Recommendation of the
commanding officer, Company e, I'd
Infantry. Corpl. wihiam o. Anglin of
that company was. by orders OF the
sth inst, reduced to the grade Of pri-
waite Upon the Recommendation of
the commanding officer, Headquarters
company the following appointment
has been made In the band section of
Grabowsky, to be corporal, vice Arndt.
promoted. In the machine gun com.
pany of the I'd Infantry, Pvt. John
ztfolensky has been appointed to be
corporal, vice Wagner, reduced. Upon
the Recommendation of the command
ing officer, Company F, I'd Infantry.
Corpl. Claude NJ. Wagner has been re-
turned to the grade of private, under
date OF the 7th of October.
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Announcement has been made by
the officials of the quartermaster de-
paftment that work on the new sewer
for the post viii be commenced within
ten days. This addition to the sani-I
tary facilities of this post is sorelyI
needed and win he an immense under
taking Ideally. The plans call for a
main channel OF sufficient size to care
'fof AIT additions to the garrison and
thai ytlH extend an the way to the
Underwater. No statement has been
made as TO the manner In which the
construction win be undertaken but it
is thought that the work will be done
by laborers drawn frpm civil life and
working under the supervision OF fore
men employed BY the local quartermas-
ter, Capt o. b Rosenbaam Of the I'd
Infantry.
Special order numper 80, current se-l
|ries, Headquarters Of the I'd Infantry,
details Lieut.. Chas. B. Lyman OF the
regiment as a member OF the regimen
tai athletic council, vice Lieut.. Alfred
]. Booth, detached. This appointment
is In the nature Of a reward for Lieu
tenant Lyman for the excellent and
painstaking service that he has rem
dered in connection with the general
subject of athletics In the regiment
and In particular for the work that he
has done in training and playing with
the regimental baseball nine, in which
organization he has played star game
and by his influence kept the team at
all times in good playing form and
temper.
10l. ETduC1o y. efASfHd1 vi slut lolI1
Infantry, with station in Manila, was q
visitor in the garrison for a brief
time yesterday as the guest of old
friends in the I'd Infantry. Colonel
Herman Is en- route to Manila to join
his regiment, having lately been trans
ferred from duty on the mainland to
foreign service status under the
regular rlan in force nv the war de.
partment whereby foreign service is
eQualized as far as possible.
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Mr.. Paul B. Malone, the son of. Cap
tain Malone of this post. has been
elected as assistant cheer leader at
Punahou for the ensuing football sea-
son, position that the young gentle
man is well qualified by ingenuity and
enthusiasm to Till to complete salts
faction.