Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18
Ert S|,afer Notes

Especial Starr Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, Aug. 1.-THE pa
rade ground in the main post is under.
going special treatment for badness
and all parades and drills are indefi-
nitely tabooed therefrom. Sergt.
Breitfield, the energetic provost ser
geant, is in charge of the job and in
addition to planting sod over the area
is turning on thousands OF gallons OF
water daily in the hope of saving what
Is left.
Pursuant to General Orders No. IS,
Headquarters, Hawaiian Department,
the following named enlisted men
having completed the course for cooks
and bakers at this post viii proceed
without delay to stations indicated be-
low, reporting upon arrival to Their
respective commanding officers:
To Department Hospital Pvt. Ar
chic L. Workman, Hospital Corps To
Schofield Barracks Pvts Anton Gaz.
decki, Troop K, 4th Cav; Frederick
Traudt, Troop c, 4th Cav; George
Zalopany, Troop X, 4th Cav: Gerald
r. Reed, Battery d, lst F. A. Gin
CHARGE; Edgar E. Stern, Battery 4,
1st F. A.; Charles ]. Hutchinson, Co.
II, 1st Inf; James F. Minton, Co. F.
LIST Inf.
The Quartermaster Corps viii fur
nish the necessary transportation. The
travel directed Is necessary in the
military service.
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Lieut.. l.. M. Sylvester spent Sunday
in the neighborhood Of Kaneohe bay,
where he went on special mission
10 look over the plot of land at Keaa-
hala reserved recently by presidential
orders as military reservation to be
used as one of the chains of camping
sites around the island. The area OF
the new reservation is about ESQ
acres and will comfortably aceommo-
date all of the mobile force on the
island. 1t is the idea of the War De
partment to select these sites and
have the quartermaster corps put
them in shape for use as permanent
camp sites with tentage stored there
for use and such water and sewage
conveniences as can be arranged.
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Lieuts. Wright and Mathews are
alternately patting their backs and
rubbing the front side Of the frame
celebrating the fact that whooping
cought prevented their taking part in
the cyclonic exercises at Galveston.
The 4th and It'll regiments of infantry,
to which these officers belong, are in
the most exposed part of the city, be-
ing stationed out on the sea wall.
Lieuts. Wright and Mathews were due
to leave Hawaii on the July transport,
but have been delayed on account Of
quarantine. 1t is rather an i'll wind,
etc.
Lieuts. Richardson, Greene and
Reed, I'd Infantry, were callers in the
post Saturday, having come over the
trail from Waimanalo, where their
companies are in camp. to spend the
day with their families. They return
ed to camp in the post exchange auto
Sunday morning. All were enthusiasts
tice yer the reception given them by
the mosquito brigade and the tales
about them would have made Mum
chausen blush.
Pursuant to instructions from Head
quarters, Hawaiian Department, Sgt.
Daniel Gillies, Co. /, Sd Battalion of
left for Schofield Barracks
today on duty in connection with en-
gineer work there.
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The special CONTINENTAL, of which
Maj. Dashiell is president and Lieut..
Wright is judge-adyocate, convened
yesterday afternoon for the trial of
enlisted men for minor offenses.
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Pvt Frederick r. Shaw, Co. E, I'd
Infantry, has been detailed on special
duty in the quartermaster corps and
will report to the quartermaster for
duty.
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