Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-23
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Especial star-BulIetin Correspondence
FORT SKATER. Sept 23.-Sgt
Hugh Martin. Qusrtermaster Corps.
has been relieved from further duty
at the school for bakers and cooks at
This post.
! The following named enlisted men
have successfully passed a final ex-
| animation in the bakers and cooks
school: Bakers class-Pvt. Joseph
A. Trepanier, 143d Co. C. "A. c.. who
qualified as a first baker; Pvt Ollie
: Bryant, Co. H., 18th Inf, who qualified
as a second baker. Pvt Lewis Noll
! Bat. F, lst F. A.. who qualified as a
second baker. Cooks class-Pvt
Bruce Harden, Troop L, 4th Cav, who
! qualified as first cook of an oFgani-
cation mess; Pvt. Oral Tarter, Co. X.
| Ist Inf, who also qualified as first
| cook Of an organization mess. First
prize Of S. was won by Pvt. Hardin,
! snd second prize of $3.50 by Pvt. Tar
| ter in the cooks class. In the bakers
class Pvt Trepanier received the first
prize of IS. Authority has been grant
ed TO the school to hold Pvts. Hardin,
Tarter and Bryant for one months ad-
dftional instruction.
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+ The following named enlisted men,
I'd Infantry, have been detailed on
special duty as carpenters In the Quar-
termaster Corps. effective September
%: Pvt Ralph r. Black, Company A;
Artificer Cecil G. S. Stamford, Com
pany b. Artificer VIM. ,Vitrow, Com.
pany C: Artificer James H. Kane.
Company E.: Artificer Abraham Are
kin, Company F; Artificer Grover s.
Barbour, Company n; Pvt. Charles
@. Gardner, Company X, and Artificer
Frank, Company NJ.
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Pursuant to instructions from Head
quarters, Hawaiian Department, dated
Sent 20, Pvt Thomas A. Stills, Com
pany !, Sd Battalion of Engineers, will
proceed to Cashier, T. H., at 1920 q.
m, Friday, Sept, "a, and report to-
the Judge advocate, general court mar.
tia1, a 1:30 p. m, as a witness. Upon
the completion of this duty Pvt. Stills
will return to his proper station. The
quartermaster win furnish the neces.
aary transportation. -
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1st Lieut.. Clyde R. Abraham, battal-
ion adjutant, I'd Infantry, has been re-
lieVed as exchange officer and LIST
Lieut.. Arthur T. Dalton, I'd Infantry,
has been detailed In his stead, effect
i've Sept. %. Lieut.. Abraham will
turn over to Lieut. Dalton funds, rec
ords and property pertaining to this
office. Lieut.. Abraham sails for the
mainland on the Lurline Sept. % on a.
six weeks leave Of absence. .-s
+ Fire broke out on the hills north.
east of the cantonment Wednesday
and burned the grass for some dis
lance. Soldiers were sent up with
wet sacks and after several hours
fire fighting succeeded in getting it
under control. The grass is very dry
snd no doubt If II had not been dis.
covered In time it would have spread
and caused much trouble The. origin
of the fire is unknown. Il
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The following appointments have
been made In that organization; upon /
the Recommendation Of the command
Pvt. Neil A. Twamsley, Company NJ,
to be corporal vice Sersen, reduced
and Pvt Roy d. Schlermner. Com
pany F, to be corporal vice Dresser,
reduced.
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The post exchange has announced
another amateur night viii be billed
just as soon as enough entries have
come in. 1t is understood that quite
a few have already been made and in
the very near future Fort Shafter win
be treated to another enjoyable even
ng at the aerodome
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The following transfers of enlisted |
men on duty with the machine gun
company are announced: Pvt. Joseph
Sersen, from Company NJ to Company
E. Pvt Neil A. Twamsley, from Com
pany E to Company NJ, and Pvt. Roy
D. Schlermner. from Company D to
Company F.
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Upon the recommendation of the |
commanding office, Company A, I'd In
fantry, the following appointment is |
made in that organization: Lance |
Cpl. Sam Rose to be corporal vice |
Dellinger, reduced.
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Pvt. Ralph Ashbury, Company II, |
has been transferred to Company K, |
and has been detailed for duty with |
mounted orderly section, headquarters |
company.
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Pvt. Leo B. Won Gersdorff, band, I'd |
Infantry, has been transferred to the |
quartermaster corps.
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Pvt. Fred Gould, band, I'd Infantry,
has been transferred to the band of |
the 4th Cavalry.
Half a million letters are sent to
British soldiers on the western front
every day.