Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-09
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FORT SKATER, Sept. $ There
will be given an entertainment by the
boys of f1,a post Friday cv,:,:,y at
: o'clock in the ascend. room OF the
headquarters building.
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Pvt. Howard A. Brennan, recently
transferred from the end Infantry,
has been made sergeant in Comp a.
/. End Infantry. upon the recommends
ton OF Capt. Ohio b. Rosenbaum, COM
mander OF that company.
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The assembly room for first ser
geants Of organizations has been
moved in the headquarters building to
the new northwest room, recently
built on the porch. The sergeants arc
, thus in closer touch with the regi-
mental sergeant.major
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In commemoration of two of the
greatest events in American history,
which occurred in the month of Sep
TENDER, namely, the fall of Quebec and
the capture of Mexico, Chaplain
William Reese Scott in the arnuse-
ment hail at Fort Shafter, Sunday
evening, will use as the subject of his
address, Nations and Christian Influ-
ences," in order 10 emphasize the
varied effects of the Romance, Anglo
Saxon and Frenkis'i immigrations, and
to show the powerful Christian infla-
ences which have shaped the pCB.
cies OF the American people
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Cpl Eckhart, the song and the hymns
will all accord with the historic
themes Of the address.
Other services, holy communion,
1880 a. m; Sunday school, $3.50 a. m. {:
morning prayer and sermon, 1920 a.
m, VIII also be held on Sunday by
the chaplain in the assemblyroom of
headquarters at the hours stated.
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Pvt. LIST Class Charles ID. Hopkins,
@. M. Corps, at Fort Shafter, has
been transferred as private. to the
Supply Company, End Infantry.
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The following transfers have been
made affecting Fort Shafter orgaIiza-
tions: Cpl Louis Morris, Company. L,
End Infantry, to Company L, BIND IN
fantry; Sgt. H. }. Fogleman, Com.
pany. 32nd Infantry, as private to COM
pany l., End Infantry, and Pvt. Joseph
s. McClelland,, Company K, LIST Infan-
try, to the telegraph and telephone
detachment, Company NJ. Signal Corps.
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Pvt MAIDS NJ. Madison, Company A,
1st Infantry. transferred to Company
Nj, End Infantry Cpl. Du.r.r Kel.
ley, with the recommendation of tns
commanding officer of Company B,
End Infantry, has been made sergeant.
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Chaplain Samuel ]. Smith, stationed
r. the. coast artillery post at Bafran;
cas-, ~ reelected national chaplain
| of the Veteran. NJ Foreign Wars at the
convention of the OIS.aer held IN Chi.
cago, August 14-17. The cnariein was
recently advanced to the rank OF Ia
| jor in the Corps of Chaplains. The
| chaplain is well-known to many Of
the End Infantry who have served In
! the Philippines and to. those who have
served with the coast artillery at Fort
Mott and Fort Williams, =. j..
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1 Both sections of the garrison school
for officers, postgraduate. course,
will meet at headquarters at Ills p.
m. Friday, in field service uniform, for
practical discussion of map problem.
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FORT SKATER, Sept. 9.-Exten!
sive changes are being made in the
i wiring of the Signal Corps telegraph
system at Fort Shafter, In order to
provide means Of information in the
peninsula service in case Of lack of or
definiency of the radio-conductor
methods.
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/ Pvt. Alfred v. Wood of the tele-
graph and telephone detachment To-
i Gated at Fort Shafter has been return
ed to this station and Sgt. Arthur P.
i kellond has taken his station in the
office of the signal officer. His work
will relate to the information and fire
control instalments in this depart
ment. In connection with the same
office Pvt. Elmer Fordyce will pro-
coed TO the department office, reliev.
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