Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-02
.it S|,a|ter Notes

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
b FORT SKATER, July 2.-1st Lieut..
F. A. Cook has been relieved as bat
TALON adjutant of the LIST Battalion,
End Infantry, and LIST Lieut.. Clyde r.
Abraham detailed in his stead
Lieut.. Cook has also been relieved
as exchange officer for the I'd Infan-
try and Lieut.. Abraham ordered to
take over all funds and property per-
tanning to that office.
Lieut.. Cook has steadily improved
conditions at the exchange until now
the aerodome. which was constructed
under his predecessors management,
has become the. favorite source of
amusement for all enlisted men in the
garrison.
The 4th of July falling on Sunday
win be appropriately observed at all
army posts on the following day acs
cording to war department orders.
Fort Shafter will carry ont the usual
program. for this greatest OF all
American holidays and Chaplain Will
liam Reese Scott, End Infantry, will as
per custom take charge of all arrange
ments, and most interesting observ.
ance is assured. On Sunday the reg.
ular 80 a. m. and 10: so a. m. ser.
vices will be held in the chapel, and a
special service with moving picture
accompaniment will be held in the
aercdOme in the evening as usual on
Sundays ALI troops OF the garrison
win be paraded at a. IN. on the main
parade and win sing several patriotic
songs to the accompaniment Of tbs
End Infantry band
On Monday all duties will be sus-
pended and at reyeille the band will
march around the garrison playing pa,
triotic airs Monday evening there
win be free moving pictures in the
aerodomea, and beginning at $50
there viii be one grand fireworks ex-
hibition on the main parade under the
supervision OF Chaplain Scott
The enlisted mems dance club gave
another OF their very popular dances
on Tuesday, and it was largely at.
tended as usual Many friends of the
club members from town were present
and enjoyed themselves thoroughly
until nearly midnight During the
evening cooling drinks were served.
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There will be an informal dance at
/ the club rooms In headquarters build.
ing this evening beginning at $3.50.
The music viii be furnished by the
I'd Infantry orchestra, and as usual
refreshments will be served. Standing
invitations have long been in the
hands OF other service people and a
| large crowd is expected. Many so
ciety people from the city take adyan.
tage Of the welcome extended and gen.
/, orally help make up quite jolly
crowd
On account of the approaching de-
Ind Infantry. for San Francisco to take
charge of the camp Of instruction to
be established at the Preside for stu.
dents at military colleges, Lieut.. Pres
I ton, End Infantry, has been transferred
to Company X from Company | to
take command OF the company until
4 the return of Captain Malone.
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n Target practise for the recruits OF
the I'd Battalion is being greatly ham.
pered on account of the extremely in
4 clement weather prevailing at this part
OF the island Record practise started
last Tuesday but very little Roadway
has been made so far and it now ap-
/ pears that If conditions continue as
they are hikes for this battalion will
be delayed for several weeks.
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First Lieut.. Ira Eonganecker. End
infantry, was transferred on June 30th
to the Infantry unassaigned and at
tached to Company A. End Infantry,
| temporarily. pending his departure for
4 San Francisco where he will be as.
signed to regiment
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Field Lieut.. Thomas Crystal. re
Gently assigned to the End Infantry
i has been assigned To Company C.
! Lieut.. Crystal is expected to reach
Fort Shafter on the August transport
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That most welcome of all visitors
the paymaster, is at Fort Shafter to
day paying of the troops Payment
began at 2 o'clock, and win last vel
into the evening.
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