Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
ORDERSOFM THE
HAWAIIAN DEPT.

Pvt. Paul Well, n G, 4th Cav. is
detailed to duty as regimental paint
er. vice Pvt David R. Boules, same
troop, relieved.
Pvt. Richard NJ. Carpenter, Tr. G,
4th Cav, is announced to be corporal,
vice Carter, transferred to the army
reserve.
1st Lieut. Frederick l.. Martin. c. A.
c.. is relieved as a member Of the
B. and o., appointed by previous o%
ders for the examination Of gunners
in the 10th. 55th. 18th and 91st Co.'S.
c. A. c., and is detailed as a member
Of the board appointed by the same
orders for the examination of candi-
dates in the 104th Co. c. A. c., re-
lieving 1st Lieut. John Mather, c. A.
G..
First Lieut.. Robert C. Edwards, c.
A. C., is relieved as member Of the
B. of 0. appointed by Par. 8, s. 0.
50. Hq. c. d. OF Oahu, c. S.
First Lieut.. Samuel n. Tilghman
and Daniel \. Swan, Jr., c. A. c., are
detailed as members of the B. of O.,
appointed by Par 2. S. O. 53. {. ID.
of Oahu, for the examination of can.
didates for gunner in the 10th, 55th,
18th and 91st Cos. c. A. c.
A board of officers. to consist OF
Capts. John J. Boniface and Richard
NJ. Thomas. and 1st Lieut.. George l..
Converse, 4th Cav. is appointed to
meet as soon as practicable at head
quarters of the 4th Cav, in the case
of Pvt. William w. Buckallew, Tr. E,
4th Cav.
Pvt. Harry S. Huey, 1O5th Co., c. A.
c., is detailed on special duty under
orders of the materiel officer, Fort Ru-
ger.
Pvt. Philip Male, 6Sth Co., c. A. c.,
is detailed on special duty as grass
waterer at Fort Kamehameha.
Cpl Robert L. Cambron, 91st Co., c.
A. c., is relieved from special duty in
@. NJ. c. at Fort Kamehameha,
in charge of detail assembling wall
lockers, and ordered to report to his
company commander for duty.
Pvt. Lewis Hazard, Co. |, 1st Inf,
is detailed on special duty as clerk at
headquarters, 1st Inf, and ordered to
report to the regimental adjutant for
instructions.
Capt. Richard NJ Thomas and 1st
Lieut.. Thomas A. Rothwell. 4th Cav,
are detailed as members of the special
court martial appointed by previous or
ders issued from headquarters, Scho-
field Barracks, vice End Lieuts, Henry
w. Hall and Robert c. Donaldson, 4th
Cav, transferred to the United States.
Pursuant to instructions from the
war department, the following named
prisoners will be sent to San Fran
cisco on the first available transport
for disposition as indicated below:
To Fort Winfield Scott, Cal, for re-
lease from confinement: Henry s. Bak-.
er, Chester s. Warner, Russell Quick,
William Wallis, John Alexander, JOS
eph H. Dougher, Willie Say, Vincent
Hanslik, Marmon Ganaway.
For transfer to the U. S. peniten-
tiary: Fred c. Smith, Nathan Walker,
Ben r. Reese, George May,
To Disciplinary Barracks, Alcatraz,
Cal: Leonard Cox, Frank Bibby, Rob-
ert w. Doe, John 8. De Wolf, Van H.
Rutland, George w. Smith, Alma Good,
Oscar Embler
Examination, in the subject OF mill
tary topography, garrison school for
officers, will be held at Forts De Russy
and Kamehameha, beginning at 10
o'clock, March 30 Student officers at
Forts De Russy and Ruger will be ex-
amined at Fort De Russy. Capt. Cliff
ford Jones, c. A. c., is detailed to con-
duct the examination at Fort Kameha.
meha. 1st Lieut.. Louis D. Pepin, C..
4 c.. Is detailed to conduct the ex.f
animation at Fort DesRussy. A board
of officers is appointed to meet as soon
as practicable after the completion of
the examinations above referred to at
such lime and place as the senior
memrer thereof may direct for the
purpose of marking the examination
papers of the officers attending the
garrison school at Forts De Russy and
Kamehameha in the tsubject of mAi-
tary topography. Detail for the board =
Major Joseph B. Douglas, Captains
Frederick w. Phisterer and Clifford
Jones, C. A. C.
Sgt (bakerE John ]. Eagan and Cpl.
(baker) Ira Sparrow, @. M. c are re.
heved from further duty at Fort Ru.
ger, and are ordered to Fort Kameha-
meha for station.
So much of Par. 1, S. o. 81, H. H. D.,
c. S., as pertains to Pvt. Robert E.
Wood, Tr. l, 4th Cav, is amended so
as to read Pvt Robert E. Word.
Under authority from the war de-
partment the following named enlist
ed men. now sick in the Department
Hospital, this city, will be sent to San
Francisco on the transport Thomas,
April 3, to be reported on arrival to
the commanding officer, Letterman
General Hospital, for treatment Sec
ond Glass Pvt William P. Aston, Co.
l, 3rd Bait Engrs; Muse. Marko !
Smicklas, 6Sth Co, c. A. c.; Art. !
Charles A Walters, Co. G. 1st Inf;
Pvts. Joseph A. Callahan, Emmanuel
De Sousa, Co. K, End Inf; John Tim
perly, Co. K, End Inf; Leslie D. But
Ter. Co. F, 25th Inf.
Cpl. George Clark, Co. H, lst Inf, |
has been sent to Fort Shafter for the |
purpose of conducting prisoner to
Schofield Barracks.
Horseshoer Charles Fuller, Battery |
Z, and Pvts. Ralph D. Cupps, Battery |
B. 1St F. A and James Thomas Co.