Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-04
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FORT SKATER. May Under
orders from post headquarters the
garrison turns OUT. today for a garrI-
son parade in honor Of the dele
cation OF visiting senator's and
representatives. The formation viii
be at 4 o'clock with first call at
$50. All of the troops. in the post
will participate, including the two
companies scheduled for target prac-
tise that day. The line will be form
ed from left to, right as follows: Sec
ond Infantry on the right in line Of
masses; Company ], Sd Battalion OF
Engineers. IN column of platoons and
Field Company E. Signal Corps. in
column of platoons. The total num-
Der of. men in ranks on the occasion
will be about 1900, counting all por-
tons. The post commander has not
yet been advised as to who will &C.
company the distinguished guests, but
it is probable that Maj-gen. Carter,
the department commander, will re-
ceive the honors by virtue of his rank.
Capt. Malone, who goes to Califor-
MIA by the June transport for duty at
the students camp of instruction, will
be accompanied by his family and ex.
poets to secure a set of quarters at
the Preside, where the family will
spend the two months that the camp
will last They will be joined at San
Francisco by Miss Gertrude Malone
on her vacation from the Bryn Mawr
College. Mr.. Paul Malone, junior, yes.
terday received orders to report at
West Point on June Is, for entrance
to the military academy on that date,
He and Frederick Rosenbaum will
leave here on May 25 in company. Mr..
Malone passed number Is In the list
of presidential appointments and Mr.
Rosenbaum was even more success
full, as he attained three places high,
er. As there we're 100 competitors
that took the entrance examinations
it is seen that both of the young men
are deserving of high praise for their
work before the board. So
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Pursuant to special orders No. "a
post, the following named enlisted
men of the command will be sent by
the first available transport to Fort
Mcdowell, CAL, reporting on arrival
lthereat to the commanding officer Of
that post for discharge by reason oil
respiration Of service: I'd Infantry
Cpl Nelson w. Bennett, Band; Pvt. F
]. Jubinville, Co. c.; Sgt Thos. NJ
Strachan, Co. ID; Pvt. William H. FL
1;c NJ U E;alH rov,,nnry Efts C;oy,ol
Corps, Cpl. Victor L. Farrs LIST Class
Pvt. Thomas A. Britain. Under the
same order Pvt. Roy ]. Jarboe. Co
L. I'd Infantry, will be sent to Fort
Mcdowell for discharge from the ser
vice on account of fraudulent. enlist
melt. Pvt. Jarboe will be turned
over to the. commanding officer o.
troops on board the Sheridan under
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On Monday morning the first of the
/ field firing OF the season on the E
range is ordered and I'll persons are
warned to keep clear of that range
on that and succeeding. days. The
1st battalion companies win do the
firing and 1t is expected that those
organizations will occupy the rang.
for the next two weeks. The. prob
lens win be under the company com
manders' directions and the work viii
at first be for individuals with squad
problems to come later. Tine platoon
problems viii probably not take place
until the recruits have finished indi
|vfdual target work on the A range
which will bring that class of duty
we'll along toward the end of the sea
son.
The heavy rains of the last weel
have made the roads In the canton
Iment portion of the post almost use
less, notwithstanding the fatigue par
ties that have been working steadily
ito surface the roads with crushee
stone. The quality Of stone available
is not of the highest and soon brushes
in under the traffic. The road b!
| the pumping plant is temperate.
closed in order to put In a concrete
bridge over the stream and to chang.
the grade at certain steep points. AL
traffic is required to pass by way o.
the service road back of the line o.
barracks.
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Capt. C. s. Lincoln and Lieut.. ]. A
|McAnirew Of the post have mad.
such great improvement in their gol
of late that the handicapping commit
tee of the Country Club has cut theii
respective handicaps from 10 and 1;
to five and eight. Lieut.. McAndreV
Is now in the finals in the Stewart
cup contest at the club, but will have
/ the advantage in the coming game o
his old rating.
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list Lieut.. Frederick F. Black, Sig
nal Corps, has been relieved as pos
signal officer and 1st Lieut. Roberi
r. Love detailed in his stead. Thi:
change is brought about by the fac
that Lieut.. Black win be going on al
extended leave Of absence about Ma,
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Capt. Glib, who has been on Mau
on board fer the purchase of horses
is expected to return to the post OF