Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-30
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Especial Star Bulletin Correspondencel
PORT sHAFrER, Sept. 90 The
end Infantry was reviewed, inspected
and mustered this morning, as fol-
lows: g. !.
First call, 7:50 a. M; assembly. s
q. M: uniform and equipment. garri-
son. Major Lehman commanded the
regiment Battalion commanders In
spected and mustered their respective
battallons after review. The com:
manding officer mustered the Head
quarters Company, Machine Gun Com
pany and supply Company. The COM
manding officer inspected quarters of
the list battalion after inspection Of
Engineers and Signal Corps. The com
nanding officer inspected and mus.
tered Company j, 3rd Battalion of En-
gineers. and Field Company B, Signal
Corps, on company parades at 8 a. m.
Uniform and equipment. garrison. Ma
jor Dashiell mustered the post N. @.
s. DetAehment Hospital Corps. De-
tachment Quartermaster Corps, Tele-
phone and Telegraph Platoon, Com,
pary M, Signal Corps. cooks and ba.
kers' school and casuals. at headquar.
ters, at 11.30 am uniform, garrison.
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According to the latest San Fran
ciseo newspapers the following Off.
GERS relieved from duty; with the End
Infantry have been assigned to the
following regiments ii the United
States Capt. j. M. Cuiiison, to the
eSth Infantry. Capt De Witt Chamber
lain to the 22nd, Lieut.. N. w. Cam
panole to the sixth. i and Lieut.. Ira
Longnneclker goes to the 22nd. Col.
Francis n. French, who has been in
command Of the End for the past three
years. will take command of the 21st
Infantry. which is stationed at Van.
eOuver Barracks. washington. reliev.
Ing Col. George s. Young. who has
been ordered to the 9Th infantry, Fort
Mckinley, r. Il
The Following named enlisted men
have been ordered to take the first
available transport for San Francisco,
and upon arrival will report to Letter.
man general hospital for further OBJ.
eervation and treatment with view
to their discharge from the army for
disability: Pvts Wilson r. Barrand
Albert Hennig. of Co. Al; Pvt Nevin
Mackenberry. Co. C. and Pvt Philip
s. Eliston, Co. X. all OF the End In.
fantry.
Lieut.. Homer n. Preston and Lieut.
William Reed, formerly stationed a,
Fort Shafter, and who sailed on the
September transport for the mainland
reported upon arrival at San Francis.
co to Major H. H. whitney. command
ing officer at the Preside for tempo.
rary. duty pending the arrival of the
2Ith Infantry from Manila.
Capt. Charles s. Lincoln. adiutant
at Fort Shafter, has received word
that his application for an extension
Of duty has been granted for one and
one-half years. so now he will remain
with the Ind Infantry with which
regiment he has been since 1907 un
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granted two months leave Of absence
which he win take advantage OF upon
the arrival Of the November transpor,
In San Francisco. As yet Capt. Nc
Cleave has not been assigned to a regi
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Lieut.. N. w. Campanole has been
granted two months leave. He sailed
for the mainland on the u. s. s: Mary
land the first Of September, and has
been spending the past few weeks In
San Francisco. - ...,
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Z Capt. Edwin A. Hickman. detailed
from the Cavalry to the Signal Corps
has been ordered to Honolulu with
station at Fort Shafter to relieve Capt
J.. B. Douglas, TecentIv promoted. .-
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There win be an informal mop al
Fort Shsfter this evening and it viii
be held as usual at the 2nd Infantry
officers mess.
George e. Prffogel, New Bedford
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