Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-03
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Especial Star-BuIietin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, April 3.-Maj.
Michael J. Lehman, End Infantry. has
been On sick report for the past few
days and confined to his quarters.
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The transport Thomas, which ar
rived today from the Philippines and
sails for the mainland on Tuesday,
will take many passengers and troops
from Oahu. From Fort Shafter Capt
Clyde R. Parker, End Infantry, and
Capt. e. H. Cooke, 9Th infantry, and
LIST Lieut. William c. Whitener, 18th
Infantry, will be passengers. Capt.
Parker has been ordered to the Let
terman General Hospital in San Fran
cisco for treatment, and Capt Cooke
and Lieut.. Whitener have completed
their tours here and will go to their
new regiments in the states to which
they were assigned. One hundred and
-fortyfive sergeants, corporals and
priyates from the fort will return to
the mainland. The majority of these
have served three years with the
colors and according to- law now goI
to the reserve, while many others go
to other regiments on the mainland,
having served three years here. The
End Infantry numbers but 1850 men
row, about 400 short of the required
number, and these are expected on the
April and May transports from the
states to take the places of those go
ing away on the Thomas.
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Orders were issued on April 1 at
the fort which will make several
changes in the duties Of officers. First
Lieut.. Clyde r. Abraham, battalion ad-
jutant, has been relieved from duty
as exchange officer and as battalion
adjutant and assigned to Company Z !
for duty. The lieutenant has been in
charge of the post exchange for the
past year. Capt. James E. Bell, COM
missary, has been relieved as officer
in charge of bakers and cooks
school and relieves Lieut.. Abraham
as the new post exchange officer. |
First Lieut. Paul NJ Manchester has
eeen made battalion adjutant of the |
Bird Battalion and ordnance officer, re.
lieving End Lieut. Adrian K. Polhe- |
mus who has been assigned duty with |
the supply officer and assistant to the |
post quartermaster First Lieut.. Ar |
thur H. Dalton has been put in charge
of the school for bakers and cooks |
First Lieut.; Claire Bennett has been |
transferred from Company K to CON-
mand Company H, and Lieut.. A. H. |
pobley transferred from H to K Com
pany. H.
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Upon the recommendation of their
respective company commanders the |
following promotions. and appoint
naents have been made in the End In
fantry: Company A-Cpl. Andrew Al |
banese, to be sergeant. vice Bayley,
furlcughed and transferred to the
army resrev; Lance Cpl. Herbert
Hansen, to be corporal vice Albanese,
Company Glance Cpl. Gustaf E.
Smith, to be corporal, vice Anderson.
furloughed and transferred to the
army reserve. o.. ...,
Company E-To be corporal, Lance
Cpl Paul ]. Fogarty. vice McKane,
furloughed and transferred to the
army reserve ..... -.
Company G-To be corporal, Pvt.
George ID. Craig, vice Wall, furloughed
and transferred to the army reserve.
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Capt. Lucius r. Holbrook, 4th Cav
airy, stationed at Schofield Barracks,
is detailed to fill a vacancy in theI
Corps, March %, in
place of Capt. William D. Lowe, re-
lieved. Capt. Holbrook has been or
dered to take the April transport to
the mainland and upon his arrival at
San Francisco will proceed to Fort
Riley. Kan, as assistant to the post
luartermaster at that post.
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First Lieut.. Raymond R. Wheeler.