Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-18
Fort Shafer Notes


On Tuesday have commenced drills
and elementary instruction under
the guidance of Lieutenants Mathews
LOnganeCker and Fredenali. each be,
ing a representative Of a battalion OF
the regiment and being assisted by a
sergeant and three cOrpOrals from
each company of their respective bat
taliUnS. Owing to the large number
Of men under instruction and the
fact that the parade in the post prop
or is the only suitable ground in the
post for close order instruction, the
commanding officer has directed that
the parade be reserved for the eXclu-
Sive use of the squads into which the
new men are divided. The compan-
les viii devote the time that the pa
rade is 50 reserved to field instruc.
tiCn and marches. Yesterday after
noon at regimental parade all the new
soldiers were turned out TO be pres
ent as spectators of the regiment
while going through that ceremony.
The men are pronounced by the Offi-
GERS OF the regiment to be an unusu'
ally well-appearing draft and the de-
scriptiVe cards show that a goodly
number of experienced soldiers W.ih
former service is included in the num-
Der These former service men will
only be given enough of the recruit
drill to test out their knowledge when
they will be sent to join their respec'
tive companies.
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Under date of July 10 the men CON-
posing the regimental detachment
were relieved from duty as members
of that detachment and the Organiza
ton of the mounted orderly section
of the headquarters company was eff
fected as of the same date. The en-
listed personnel of that section is as
follows: Sergeant James L. Riley,
Company G.; Private Thomas B. Ro-
an, Company A; Private Charles Z.
Moore, Company b; Private Leonard
Marksbury, Company c, Private Her
bert l.. Palmore, Company G.; Private
James King, Company D; Private
John H. Rutland, Company D; Private
Robin Baker, Company E; Private
Benvenuto Magnussen, Company 7;
Private Francis ]. Shaw, Company F;
Private Edward Brown, Company F;
Private Frank A. Silva, Company G;
Private Harry Ward, Company II;
Private William S. Brown, Company
X; Private Andrew S. D'Autrecy,
Company l.; Private Frank Homrig.
house, Company l.; Private stephen
Gefelner, Company l.; Private Martin
II. Human, Company NJ.
Paragraph of the same order de.
tailed the below-named men as mem.
Eers of the Machine Gun Company:
Sergt Joseph Leighton, Co. E.. Sergt.
Frank A. Brandt, Co. A; Sergt Roy
c. Garrick, Co. II; Sergt. Frederick G.
Silber, Co. G; Sergt Alfred Henry,
Co. |, and Sergt John E. Schneider,
Co NJ. Corporal John r. Ceilings, Co.
NJ, and Privates John Zwolensky,
James r. Dean and Carl S. Rummel,
Co A; Robert Harris, Alvin Smith,
Charles E. Gulley, Joseph Serson and
Charlie Webb, Co. b; Joseph A. Co
rey, Co. c.; Dorado Payne and Alva
D. Hendry, Co. E; James c.. McPalm-
er and Frank F. Mitchell, Co. G; Vic
tor Muller, Co. H; Louis ]. Brissette,
Ed GaIlman and Ernest G.. Manuel
Co. |: Norman Hilton, Golden c.
Moon and George w. Lewis, Co. K;
Roy D. Schlemmer and Philip J. Nc.
Caffery, 60. l., and Erie Francisco,
Co. NJ.
The mounted orderly section of the
headquarters company is attached to
the Machine Gun Company aud VII
be administered by the commanding
officer Of that company.
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The two battalions of the End In
fantry that are to go into the field
iment will go with shelter tents as
shelter for companies and will not
take the wall and pyramidal tents
of the maneuver camp. This will be
the first time that the new field ser
vice regulations will have been put
into operation as regards Officers
allowance of tentage in the field. The
command that is to take part in the
camp of instruction now expects to
leave Fort Shafter for the camp site
on Friday the oath instead of the
25th, as was at first planned. The
militia regiment will come out on the
18th as was arranged originally.
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ue new sISIcpnOHo System Ut L III
Shafter is now completely installed
and in operation throughout the post.
Telephone connection with all instru-
ments in the garrison is effected
through the military exchange in the
post headquarters building and, as
every set of officers quarters and all
company barracks are equipped with
telephones Of the post system, any in
diFiduaI or organization in the garri-
SON may be communicated with from
any instrument in the Honolulu sys-
tenn by securing the Fort Shafter
central and giving the name Of COM
pany or officer wanted to the opera |
Tor Of that central. Three trunk lines