Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-13
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Especial Star Bulletin Correspondeneel
FORT SKATER, July lin fu-
ture parades will be held at the fort
as follows: On Tuesdays by the Sec
ond Battalion, on Wednesday by the
First Battalion and on Friday by the
Third Battalion. The time has been
changed from 1880 to IL a. m.
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In the past the guard duty at the
fort was performed by organizations
for a week at a time, but commenc-
ing last Monday the companies will be
relieved daily from the. duty and a
new company take its place. Guard
mounting will take place at 1880 each
morning and the company relieved
will furnish the fatigue details dur
ing the day following its relief. II
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On Friday K and NJ Companies
teams will play off baseball
tie to decide which one will center
the final league for the trophy. The
chief umpire for the day will be Sgt,
Lane of I Company Of Engineers, and
the field umpire will be Private Lee
Of L Company, End Infantry.
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Commencing on Monday the final
series will start and twenty-one games
will be played Every one is delight
ed that the national game will be in
full swing again and large crowd
is assured as the teams are very
evenly matched for by a process Of
elimination only the seven best teams
win compete 7. >Ss@ ...- -, ~
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Sergeant Daniel Gillies and FIVE 9th.
er enlisted men of Company I, 3rd
Battalion of Engineers, left the fort
for Robinson on Tuesday for duty in
connection with the survey work Of
Oahu. They will be in camp in that
vicinity for several days.
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Private Gerald White, Company /,
End Infantry, has been detailed on
special duty in the quartermaster's
department for the purpose of caring
for the horses of Field Company p,
Signal Corps. ~
End Lieut.. Thomas j. Camp, End
Infantry, has been detailed as post
ordnance officer, vice LIST Lieut., Paul
r. Manchester, End Infantry, who has
been relieved. Lieut. Manchester has
been directed to turn over to Lieut..
C. Camp all funds, records and prop.
erty pertaining to that Office. s..
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] Captain Harry r. Mcclellan, Medical
Corps, and family will be passengers
on the transport for the Philippines on
Friday, as Dr.. Mcclellan has been
transferred there for duty. He has
been in Oahu with station at Fort
Shafter for the past two years. and
his many friends will regret to see
him leave the fort. r. =.
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Telegraphic instructions have been
received at the fort from the depart
ment commander calling On post com
manders to report the number of en-
listed men at each post and the
subjects they desired to be instructed
in and the number of civilian teachers
|: it VIII be necessary to employ in order
/ to comply with the provisions Of the
national defense act recently passed
by Congress which states that voca-
tional training will take place on each
post so as to fit the enlisted men for
vocation in civil life after their dis
charge from tlie army. It is thought
that this. will be a further incentive
for men to enlist, as the instruction
will be of a practical nature which
will fit them tor any special work that
they may desire to take up later.
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End Lieut.. c. B. Lyman, End Infan.