Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-21

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BOARD IS NAMED TO ~.
CONDUCT ARMY EXAMS.
A board of officers has been APP
pointed by orders from the War De-
partment to meet at the call of the
president to examine for promotions
Capt Charles S. Lincoln, I'd Infantry;
LIST Lieut. Eugene Robinson, 25th In.
fantry. and LIST Lieut. Elmer F. Rice,
LIST Infantry. ...."
On the board are Mai F. H. AL.
bright, 25th Infantry; Maj Francis E.
Lacey, Jr., LIST Infantry; Maj Thomas
F. Schley, 25th Infantry; Capt Harry
H. Blodgett, Medical Corps. and Ist
Lieut. Harry N. Kerns, Medical Corps.
his assignment to the department hos
pital, has chosen the quarters former
ly occupied by Lieut. Col. Benjamin
w. Atkinson in the main post. -.
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Guy H. Hughes, private first class.
medical department, will be one of
the newcomers to the Fort Shafter
dispensary. Formerly he was located
at Schofield. .=:# ........ -. g.. ~.
By a recent order the names of the
two buglers of each company of the
End Infantry will be reported to head
quarters. Each company will always
be provided with two qualified buglers
and'the supernumerary bugler will re-
port for practise to the sergeant bu-
gler each day when possible.
All buglers of the End Infantry, ex-
cept those engaged in combat exer-
cises during garrison training period
or those on guard will report to Ser
geant Bugler Kemp at 1880 each
morning. = 1885,.
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Sergt. Ganey Wilson, formerly of
Company A, has now become Sergeant
in the Machine Gun Company, and
Pvt. Luther Brown has been advanced
to corporal in B Company, while Pvt.
Bernard Feuer of Company E has
been transferred to Headquarters
Company.
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H. s. Hayward, the local commits.
sioner Of the Boy Scouts, has the au-
thority of the department command
er to secure the services of one mess
sergeant and two cooks from the or
CARNATIONS, at Fort Shafter, for the
annual rally of the scouts of Oahu,
which will take place September to
8 inclusive. The mess sergeant and
the cooks while thus engaged will be
mi cnr nrNir mill he
placed "on pass" while absent from
their companies. If no applications
should be received for this duty the
men will be selected for the details
by lot from those companies which
did not lose their mess seraeants or
cooks in the recent organization of the
32nd Infantry. .:.*. IL ..@... "....-
The officers of Fort Shafter have
been informed that the service prac-
tise of the coast artillery posts will
be discontinued until Tuesday, August
%; on that date Battery Jackson,
Fort Kamehameha, with its 6-inch
rifles will fire at s in the morning,
while Battery Hasbrouck, at the same
post, will have night practise at in
the evening of the same day; the trial
shots for the late practise being fired
as near $50 p. m. as possible. j. i.
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The following men have been made
sergeants in D Company, End Infan:
try: Walter J. Jastrzemski, Charles
F. wilkins, Frank E. Hinton, Arthur
Wheeler, and the men whose names
follow become corporals: Nathan
Elmer. Eli Roberts, Frank w. Serpy,
Floyd Hallerbach, Joe Dopierawa,
Fred A. Ebisch and William NJ.
Green. These changes are due to pro-
motions to the vacancies caused by
the organization of the 32nd Infantry.
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Further changes in the Quarter
master Corps at Fort Shafter have
resulted in Samuel E. Lyth becoming
a corporal, assigned to the work as
detachment clerk, while Henry Arnold
was raised to corporal and assigned
to duty as storekeeper of the subsist-
ence department. Edward BinZ will
be corporal painter of the post, and
Bee w. Ellis, formerly gardener of
Fort Shafter, has become assistant
wagon master Corpl. Ellis will con-.
tinue to attend to the building of the
roads in the cantonment. Corpl.
Ward, who was assistant wagon mast
er, has been made sergeant, which
will make him overseer wagon master.
Headquarters Company, End Infan-
try, will gain by transfer Pvt Frank
l.. Cox. Dan d. Wood of the Head
quarters Company will become ser
geant. ...... -. -. -