Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

The following named enlisted men
OF the 25th Inf. are detailed on special
duty on the target range at SChOfield
Barracks: C0rpi Byron :. Rife. Co
r.; Pyts. Eddie J Smith. Co. X. ~
seph Reid and Melvin F. Edwards, Co
l.; Chester ". Collins, Co. |: and
Ralph johnson, Co. NJ Pvt Charles Y,
Waggoner. Co. l., is relieved from
special duty as lamplightor in this
cantonment, and Pvt. William NJ. Rus
sell. Co. L. is detailed in his stead
Corpf. Samuel B. Lee. Co. l.. LIST Inf,
is promoted to be sergeant vice Smith,
furloughed and transferred TO the
army reserve
CorDl. Frank TuTek. Co Il, LIST Inf,
is promoted to sergeant vice Pearl,
furlOuShed 20 the army reserve.
Pvt. William j. Daiel. Co. &, LIST
Inf. is relieved from special duty in
the regimental branch Of the Post FIX
change, and Pvt. Frank Van Pelt. Go.
F., is detailed in his stead. Pvt. Frank
j. Stacnowiak, Co. H.. LIST Inf. is re-
lieved from special duty in the regi-
mental branch hf the Post Exchange
and Pvt. Alexander WerShehora. CO.
l., is detailed in his stead.
CorpI George w. Gray, co. X, LIST
Inf, is relieved from special duty as
overseer on the golf links and COrW,
John Roberts, same company, is de-
tailed in his stead.
Corpls. Owen P Smith and William
H. Warner, Dist Co.. c. A. G., are pro
NOTED 20 be cOrpOrals vice FennlS and
Cambron. discharged.
Pvt. Howard Kelly, 91st Co., c. A.
c., is detailed on special duty IN the
Sub-Post Exchange at Fl. kamehame-
ha and will report to the exchange Of
ficpr for instructions.
Mai. Lewis S. Sorely. list Inf. is ap-
pointed summary court officer.
A board Of officers consisting or
Cant. Paul H. McCook, list Lieut.. Wal
ter D. Pridgen, and End Lieut.. Robert
Sears, 1st Inf, is appointed to meet
as soon as practicable to conduct the
targetting tests of unserviceable rifles
in the hands of organizations OF that
regiment The president OF the board
is directed to consult with MAJ.
Charles A. Hedekin, 4th Cav, ottlcer
in charge of small arms firing, with
regard to the use of the range for
these tests. Five expert riflemen from
each company are ordered to report
to the president of the board when
called upon for these tests and Will
be carried as on special duty untll
the completion of the tests.
r: Under the provisions of paragraph
943. A. R.. Pvt. Michael Nolan, 18th
Company, c. A. c., garrison prisoner,
who has served more than one-halt OF
the sentence awarded him by sum-
mary court martial, will be released
from confinement and reported to his
company commander for duty.
PVT, Martin J. Quinlan. 18th Com
panv.. C. A. c., is relieved from special
duty as market messenger and FVt'
Hough A. Fountain, same company, is
detailed in his stead.
Sgt Benjamin H. Eggleston, 143rd
Company, G.. A. c., is relieved from
special duty as assistant to the police
sergeant at Fort Kamehameha and
Cpl. Charlie Swanson, 68th Company.
detailed in his stead.
Pvts. Harry r. Quick and Walter
Johnson, 18th Company, c. A. c., are
relieved from special duty as assist
ants to electrical sergeants at Fort
Kamehameha and Pvts. Stuart S. Ter
ry and Coy A. Thompson, same COM
pany, are detailed in their stead.
Pvt. George E. Pettinger, 91st Com
pany, c. A. c., lis relieved from special
duty as assistant to the electrical
sergeants at Fort Kamehameha and
Pvt. Edward S. Rupp, same company.
detailed in his stead.
Pvt. William II. Askew, DIST Com
pany, c.. A. c., is detailed on special