Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-07
GENERAL SHAKE
UP OF THE OAHU
GARRISON soon
Equalization of Foreign Service
Tour Causes Wholesale
Shift of Officers


TIE general shake-up of the Oahu
garrison, incident to the provisions Of
the two-year foreign service tour In
the Philippines and the three.year
tour in Hawaii, is announced In War
DEPARTMENT orders received yesterday.
There Is a wholesale transfer of Off
GERS to and from the regiments here,
the 9Th Cavalry and the End Infantry
getting new regimental commanders
by the change. Many officers who
have served here from three to four
years are ordered away, in most cases
10 different commands.
The 9th Infantry goes to the Phil
ippInes TO relieve the Gath Infantry.
The 9th will sail from Galveston in
the Bufort, which will pass through
the canal. On the return OF the Gath
20 San Francisco, where il is to take
station, number of the junior Off
GERS OF the list and End Infantry viii
Join Z.
Following Is a synopsis OF the order,
SO far as officers now stationed on
Oahu are affected by IL:
Reliefs From Command.
Following infantry officers relieved
regiments indicated, effect September
I, report Western Department:
Col. Francis II. French. End: Majer
Charles T. Tayman, list; Captains Ed,
ward c. Carey. lst: Grosyenor l.
Townsend, LIST: Henry M. Fales, lst;
Frank C. Burnett. list; Robert Nc
ceaye, 2nd; Jesse NJ. Cullison, End;
Dewitt w. Chamberlain. End; Walter
II. Johnson, 2nd. First Lieutenants
Harry A. Wells, LIST; George w. far
ris, lst; Harry s. Malone. list; Leo l.
Samuelson, 1st: Luther r. James, lst;
Irving J. Phillipson, lst; Alfred j..
Booth, End; Vernon w. Boiler, End;
Nicholas w. Campanole, End.
Officers believed.
Following officers relieved regi.
ments indicated. effective October /:
Col George H. Sands. Chaplain 81.
mon W. Lutz, End Lieut.. Mack Carr.
4th Cavalry. Field Artillery-Cap
tains George M. Apple. LIST; Pelham D..
Glassforl. 1st: LIST Lieutenants Waldo
G. Potter, 1st; Carroll w. Neal, 1st;
Harold s. Naylor, 1st.
To Twcntyfourth.
Following local infantry officers are
transferred to the oath Infantry, in
effect September |:
Joseph L. Tophann. list: John M.
True, LIST: Homer N. Preston, End;
Joseph c. Hattie, 25th; Manton c..
Mitchell, Ist: Haig Shekerjian, LIST;
Jesse A. Ladd. LIST: Eugene w. Fales,
list; Charles S. Little. list; Walter NJ.
Robertson. LIST; William A. Reed, End;
Sidney H. Foster, End; Edward l..
Holman End: Lindsay Med. Silves-
ter, End
TO First Infantry.
Majors Lewis S. Sorley. 18th;
George Med. Weeks, 9th; Captains
Hugh d. Wise, Bird; Englebert e..
Ovenshine. 2Sth; Paul H. Mccook,
26th; Jack Hayes, 18th. and George
E. Kumpe, 18th.
1st -Elvid Hunt, 18th;
Thomas II. Lowe, 18th; Charles c
Bankhead, 2Sth; Byard Sneed, 3rd;
Charles H. Bonesteel, Goth; Charles
H. Rice, 9Th; John w. Simons, Jr-
9th: Walter S. Greacen. 18th.
Second I1ieutenants-John N. Smith,
iJr.. Srd; Edward G. Rose, 10Th; Rob-
ert T. Snow, 21st; Gustav j. Gonser.
2lst: Frank II. schneider, zlst, frank
J. Riley. 21st.
To 2nd infantry.
Colonel Walter. H. Chatfeld, 9th;
Captains Charles l. McKain. goth: Ed
win S. Hartshorn. 3rd; Robert H.
Peck, 22nd; John Randolph, 9th.
First MISUNDERSTANDING T. Dali
ton, Goth; Claire r. Bennett. 18th;
Robert M. Lyon. 18th: BENJAMIN F..
Mcclellan. 2Sth.
Second Lieutenants-Ralph c. Hol.
liday, 22nd; Theodore w. Martin.
18th; Edward f. Witsell, 9th: Carl
Cohen, 18th: Alfred l. lockwood.
18th.
To 25th infantry.
Major Frank II. Albright. 14th; 1st
Lieut.. Eugene Robinson. 10th.