Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-07
ORDERSOF THE
HAWAIIAN DEPT

Pvt. James A. Johnsey, Company c,
I'd Infantry, Fort Shafter, will be dis:
charged from the army by the com.
nianding officer of that post, by pur-
chase. 4. zss
The following named enlisted men
viii proceed to Fort Shafter, T. H., on
March IL, 1916, reporting on arrival
to the commanding officer for four
months course of instruction in the
school for bakers and cooks, begin
ming March Is, 1916, on completion of
which they will return to their proper
stations:
For instruction as baker: Pvts.
Lloyd B. Scovel, 18th Company, G. A.
c.; Joseph L. Evans, Troop c, 4th
Cav; John H. Baxter, Company l, LIST
Infantry, and William p. Saffold, Com
pany C, 18th Infantry. For instruc-
ton as cook: Pvts. Albert T. Scott,
105th Company, c. A. c.: Joseph Fus-
ko, Battery B, 1st Field Artillery; M.
NJ. Madsen, Company A, 1st Infantry,
and Albertus Inman, Company C, 25th
Infantry.
1. A general eourt-martial is ap-
pointed to meet at Schofield Barracks,
H. T., on Thursday, March 8, 1916, or
as soon thereafter as practicable, for
the trial OF such persons as may be
properly brought before it.
Detail for the court: Lieutenant
Colonel John E. Mcmahon, LIST Field
Artillery; Mai. Frank H. Albright,
18th Infantry; Maj. Tiemann ~ Horn,
LIST Field Artillery; Maj. Ralph Harri-
son, 4th Cavalry; Maj. Lewis s. Sor-
ley, LIST Infantry; Capt. Edward c..
Carey, 1st Infantry; Capt. Samuel p.
Lyon, 25th Infantry; Capt Benjamin
B. Hyer, 4th Cavalry; Capt Englebert
G. Oyensine, 1st Infantry; Capt.
Charles r. Lloyd, list Field Artillery;
Capt Alexander j. Macnab, 25th In.
fantry; Capt Douglas McCaskey, 4th
Cavalry; Capt. Dennis H. Currie, 1st
Field Artillery; Capt Gordon N. Kim
ball, 4th Cavalry. judge advocate.
2. Pursuant to instructions from the
war department, dated February Is,
1916, the following named enlisted
men, LIST Infantry, are transferred as
privates, to infantry, unassigned, and
transport to Fort Mcdowell, Cal,
where upon arrival they will be re-
ported to the commanding officer, as
available for assignment to organiza-
tons in the United States only: Artifi-
Ger William A. Jones and Pvt. John
CURLY, Company c.: Pvt. Roy Kellar,
Company G.; Private Alexander Siegel,
Company III, and Musician Santo VaZ-
zano, Company L.
8. Under authority from the war de-.
partment, dated October 80, 1913, the
following named enlisted men, now
sick in the Department Hospital, this
city, will be sent to the first available
transport to San Francisco, Cal, and
upon arrival will be reported to the
commanding officer, Letterman Cen
eral Hospital, the Preside of San
Francisco, for further treatment:
CPL William Ernest, Company F,
9th Infantry; Pvt Carl ]. Anderson,
Company L, LIST Infantry; Pvt Frank
Stevens, Company G, 1st Infantry;
Pvt. Charlie A. Mcdonald, Company H,
LIST Infantry; Pvt. Willis w. Bray,
Company A, End Infantry; Pvt Ebon
.UliSuap, SonpdH1 z, Iuu iuLdulTy,
Pvt. Fred Tiedge, Company d, End In
fantry; Pvt. Charles E. Shemild, Com
pany d, End Infantry; Pvt 0lden
Banks. Company E, 25th Infantry; Pvt.
Lewis 0slin, Company NJ, S5th Infan-
try; Pvt. Harry Belden, Troop K, 4th
Cavalry: Pvt Christopher d. Dennis,
Company l., 10Th Infantry; Recruit
Roy w. Enders, Coast Artillery Corps,
unassigned, p. /. Service; Pvt William
r. Bush, Company E, 27th Infantry.
4. Upon recommendation of the
medical examining board. William