Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-23
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FORT SHAFT ER, Oct. ga pool
table has been purchased By the head.
quarters company and placed in the
old orchestra rehearsal room. to be
used here for the amusement OF the
men OF the company until the day
room for that Organization viii he
completed. which will be in the near
future
The Sewing Club of Fort Shafter.
consisting Of the wives OF the officers
OF the garrison. announces that Il will
give a bridge party in the assembly
room of headquarters building on
Thursday evening, October 81. at 3
O'clock. The purpose OF the Sewing
Club Is to make articles necessary for
the needy members OF the soldiers
families of the garrison or in case Of
emergency
The -following officers have been
ordered before the newly appointel
examining board at Fort Shafter for
examination for promotion. at the cab
OF the president of the board: Capt
David L. Stone Infantry. Quarter.
master Corps; First Lient. Charles l.
Wynan tinfantry), Signal Corps.
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In the joint regular National Guard
nlaneuver instruction. camp, which
will be held November Is 10 26, Capt.
Claire r. Bennett, End Infantry, will
act as infantry instructor with the lst
Battalion, National Guard; Capt. .io-
seph A. McAndrew. End Infantry, in
strnctor with the end Battalion, and
LIST Lieut.. Frederick A. Barker, ir-
strlictor of the 3rd Battalion.
The following sergeants from the
organizations of Fort Shafter are also
detailed for the work Of instruction;
Sgt William Dykes. Company G, 3rtl
Regiment of Engineers, is assigned
with the first Separate Company, En-
gineers: Sgt. Matthew NJ McGinnis.
Company A; Charles +. HimDren,
Company b; Theodore 7. Majewski,
Company G.; Michael Flayter, Com.
pany D.; Earl w Rhoades, Company
E: Karl Listhkas Company F: Harry
Brown, Company G.; Richard e. Jar
Wis, Company H; James A. Scott,
Company I; Earl r. Brown, Company
h; George Hester Company L. and
Chris Culpepper, Company M; all froin
the End infantry, are assigned to the
infantry.
The regulars and the National
Guard of Hawaii are ordered to march
to their appointed camp so as 70
reach the same by November 10.
The guard will be mustered into
the federal service and the following
officers will act as mastering officers
at the camp: Capt. Claire R Bennett.
Joseph A. McAndrew, End Infantry.
Capt. Charles Taylor. Corps OF Engi-
neers; LIST Lieut.. Frederick A. Barker,
Ind Infantry.
Word has been received that a
vickers- Maxim machine gun will he
issued from the present machine gun
division in this department to eacn
company of infantry For the proper
handling of these guns regimental
will detail a force OF y
sergeants as instructors and from
each company one corporal and six
privates as gun crew.
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FORT SHAFTER, Oct 23.-Capt.
Albert K. B. Lyman, Corps Of Engi
neers, is relieved from duty with Com
pany d. Ord Regiment of Engineer.
ana will report to the department en-
gineer for duty as his assistant. with
station at Fort Shafter.
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Upon the recommendation Of the
commanding officer, Machiiie Gun
Company, IND Infantry, the following
appointments have been made and ap-
proved: To be corporals, Pyts. VIII
liam B. Still, Leo Service, Willie E
Ferguson, William II. BarnweH,
George Thompson, Chauncey e.
Nicold.
The quarterinaster of Fort Shafter
Will furnish mounts and teniage for
Capt. Claire r. Bennett and Capt. .Jo-
sepI A. McAndrews and LIST Lieut..
Frederick A. Barker, who have been
detailed as instructors OF the National
Guard IN the maneuyer camp to be
held November 10 to rs.
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All persons are warned against
crossing the main parade ground after
dark while top covers are being con-
structed.
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Capt Gustave E. Schaefer of Homo
lulu, formerly in command Of conf
pany in the Hawaiian National Guard,
has been examined during the past
week as a candidate for commission
as CAPTAIN of infantry in the Officers
Reserve Corps of the regular army be.
fore an examining board, CONSISTING
Of Capt. Claire R. Bennett, Capt. Ar
thur T. Dalton, Capt. Robert M. Lyon,
officers Of the End Infantry, and Maj.
Eugene H. Hartnett of the Medical
Corps and 1st Lieut.. Bernhardt Stupf
berg. Capt. Schaefer recently re-
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