Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-02

Especial star BuIi-tln Correspondence
FORT SKATER. Feb. Lieut..
William c. Rose has been relieved as
battalion Quartermaster and commits
sary on duty with the End battalion
and End Lieut l.. Med. Sylvester de-
tailed to that position in his stead.
Lieut.. Sylvester has been assigned to
the End battalion of the regiment for
duty. The relief of Lieut.. Rose is
brought about by that officers orders
for detached duty as assistant to Capt
Edward Carpenter at the Panama-Pa-
ctfc exposition. Neut Rose now ex-
poets TO depart for his new station
and duties by the transport sailing
from Honolulu about the 9Th of the
present month.
Pursuant to General Orders No. 40,
headquarters Hawaiian department.
the following named enlisted men of
the Fort Shafter garrison will be sent
to Fort Mcdowell, Cal, on the trans
port scheduled to sail from Honolulu
for San Francisco about February 5,
reporting upon arrival at that station
to the commanding officer for dis
charge by reason Of expiration of en-
listment: End Infantry, Company A,
Pvt. Otto Adams; Company B, Pvt
John F. Stone; Company c, Pvt An
drew Stetz; Company D. Pvts. Angus,
tus F. Creech. Arthur H. Russell, Geo.
H. Robinson and Harold NJ. Ross;
Company E, Pvts. Floyd s. Foster,
John Owens and Dupree Phillips;
Company F. Sgt. William B. Harris
and Pvt. Frank L. Nelson; Company
G, Musn. William Herring; Company
Fl, Musn. Harry w. Johnson and Pvt
Ira Logue; Company I, Musn. Thomas
Carver; Company K, @. NJ. Sgt. Jake
Crabtree and Musn. William ]. Bun
ton; Company L, Pvt Verde c.
Beard; Company NJ, Sgts. Fred H.
Young and Walter East and Pvt. Will
liam Tennison; @. NJ. Corps, Pvts.,
1st class, Walter F. Hill and James R.
Treadway. Under special instructions
from the war department Pvt John
Stuyts, COMPANY A. End Infantry, will
be sent to Fort Mcdowell by the first,
transport for discharge from the army
without honor on account of fraudu- |
lent enlistment
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The baseball team of D Company
of the End Infantry is keeping up its
wonderful record in the post league. |
The nine has now won II games and
lost none and shows no signs of a let
down in its work. Indeed. Sgt. Peed,
the mainstay in the box for D, is pitch
ing better ball than he tossed at the
beginning of the season. The support
ers Of the team are now bowling for
q clean win throughout the series,
which will be an unheard of record in
the army and is almost not to be
counted on by all the rules of prece-
dent and luck F Company still keeps !
second place in the race and is going
strong and the nine claims it will yet
overhaul D and lower that company's
coloTs
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The post has been notified that 131 |
recruits will arrive for the End In I.
fantry by the transport due here on
February IL. These men by memoran-
dun from regimental headquarters
will be assigned to companies in num-
bers as follows:' Company A, %; !
Company B, 10; Company c, II; Com.
pany D, IS; Company E. IS: Company
F. is; Company G, is, and Company
H, IA. No recruits, as will be seen, ,
go to the 3rd battalion. as the strength
of the companies of that battalion now |
exceeds that of the other companies. !
The number assigned and expected is
about .one-fourth of the total number
required TO bring the End Infantry up
to its authorized strength.
Upon the Recommendation of his
company commander, Corp. Nathan |
Elmer of Company G, End Infantry,
has been reduced to the grade of pri- J
vate, effective February /.