Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06

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called home on account of sickness in
Mrs. Bells family. They viii be alb
sent from the fort for about three
months and viii spend this time in
| Spokane, Wash, Mrs. Bells home
Mrs. McAndrews' mother, Mrs
Browne, is at the Preside Of San
Francisco, and Mrs. McAndrews and
the children will spend Christmas
with her. During the absence of Capt
and Mrs. Bell from the fort, Lieut..
ana Mrs. r. G. Calder win occupy
their quarters in the main garrison.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Douglass T. Greene,
who have been living at The Donna,
| in Honolulu. due to the scarcity of
quarters, have returned to the garri-
son and VIII occupy the quarters in
the Bachelor building vacated by
Lieut.. Calder. At present Lieut.. and
Mrs. Greene are visiting Mrs. Greene's
parents. Maj. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lenihan,
I'd Infantry. $50,
The following are the priyates of
the I'd Infantry transferred and left
today on the Sheridan:
Pvts. Henry G. Alexander, Roy Del
linger, Ebber d. Easter, J eff Groves,
Julian Z. McLendon, william Miller,
BENJAMIN ORIENT, George W. Reubling.
Grover G. Runyan, Clyde Stone. Frank
Wagner, william X. Campbell. Victor
L. Dersom, William " Fiuerty, Wal
ter I. James, William G. Mecham, Ed
ward d. Miller. Nathan Ranchbauer,
Robert R. Runner, Leland Z Rowland,
James e Tilton, John d. Wood
The following enlisted men at Fort
Skater have applied for fLrlough and
transfer to the army reserve, and left
today on the Sheridan: Engineers
LIST CT. Pvt. John D. Drury. Company I,
Sd Battalion.
Field Company E, Signal Corps LIST
CT. Pvt. Dick Channession.
Telegraph and Telephone Platoon
Co. M, Signal Cofps-1st CT. Pvts j.
e. Lane and Herman Hillen.
I'd Ihfantry-Pvt. Arlie L. Shuman.
Hq. Co. tCo. ~; Cook Edgar z. Tay-
lor, Company D.; Pvt. Arthur 2. Ma
theson, Company e; SGT. LaNrences u.
Howard, Company / Pvt George c.
Watson, Company X; Pvt. William /.
Palm. Company L; Pvt. Frank g. Tad
da, Company l.; Pvt. Archie Zubur,
Company NJ; Pvt. James p. NJ. Daugh-
erty, Company M.
The following enlisted men who
missed the last transport and have
been casuals at Fort Shafter, left for
the mainland today on the Sheridan:
GIN. Sgt. Theodore Jorgensen,
Company /, 18th Infantry. Pvt. Sam.
uel B. Irwin, unassigned, 18th INF;
Pvt. Morley crawford. Company j,
Gath Inf; Pvt. Paul D. Hicks, Com
pany !, Gath Inf.
The following are the non-commis-
stoned officers who have been trans
ferred to the mainland and took trans
portation on the Sheridan:
Engineers Sgt. Thomas Sheehan,
Company B, LIST Battalion; Sgt. James
j. Murphy, Company G, 1st Battalion;
Sgt. Ernest H, Warren, Company d,
list Battalion; Sgt. John nj. Dillon,
Company G, End Battalion; Sgt. Maur-
ice Long, Company G, End Battalion.
18th Infantry Sgt. Shuble L. Nc
W 1lucS O0tlpauy ~ 05S. +DChJoulAA II
Paige. Company III.
14th Infantry Sgt Michael B. Metz
ger. Company G.; Sgt Bruno Heyne,
Company l..
21st Infantry SCI. Alfred F. Flor
ence, Company B; sgt John w. Varde-
man, Company d; Sgt. August T.
Bates, Company G.: Sgt. William A.
Reagan, Company K: Sgt. Nealey c..
Hensley, Company l.; Sgt. George H.
Magnor, Company M.
Quartermaster Corps-Sgts. Gordon
Merrill and Clair HI. Corbett
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Orders received on Saturday from
the war department direct the follow
ing named enlisted men, who were re-
Gently transferred from the mainland
to Hawaii. to take transportation on
the December transport and upon ar
rival at Honolulu will be sent to the
stations of their respective organiza-
tons for duty:
Corpl. John w. Carmichael, Corpl
benjamin. Gilman, End Glass Privates
Luster H. Horton, webster Walker
and Zelner are transferred from the
End Battalion of Engineers, with sta.
ton on the Texas border. and are as
signed to Company I, End Battalion o.
Engineers at Shafter.
Sgt. William Erickson, Troop A.,
18th Cavalry, to Troop F, 4th Cavalry.
For the infantry: Sergt.. Otto E.
Pentz, from Company E, 18th, to Com
pany E, 1st Infantry: Sgt. Burchell
Burns. Company NJ, 18th Infantry. to
Company C, 1st Infantry; Sgt William
H. Shirley, Company B. 18th, to Com.
panyn K, End Infantry; Sgt. Edgar
Ellis. from Company F, 18th Infantry
(now at Fort Mcdowell, CALI, to Com
pany c, End Infantry.
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A large and enthusiastic crowd
turned out Saturday night at the aero
dome to see the play "Blue Beard"
given by the Fort Shsfter Dramatic
Club. This club is composed of the
youngsters of the post, ranging from
to IL years af age and, although the
aerodome was crowded to its full ca.
pacity, the youngsters al no time lost
their self possession and the parts
were played as though they had had
many wears of laxnnripnca ON Nha