Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13
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| SCHOFIE1D BARRACKS, April IL.
The LIST Inf. was paid on Wednesday
and tie ED Int on Thursday. This
completes payment Of all troops at
SchofieId Barracks for March.
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The new quarters Tor the artillery
which are under construction at Cast
ner are progressing rapidly. These,
quarters are north of the list Inf. gar
rison and although the workmen have
| been at work but a short time already
; the foundations for the larger number
have been constructed and II the ma
terial arrives as hoped, in a short tine
the lower garrison win be even larger
than the upper garrison.
! Practically the entire garrison was
present al the commanding generals
quarters at Schofield Barracks and
many officers and ladies from all the
army ard navy posIs in Oahu on We'd
nesdayN when afiss Margaret Treat
and LIST Lieut Archibald Vincent Ar
mold, LIST Field Artillery, were married.
l. he ceremony was. performed BY
Chaplain lgnS.ius Fealy, lst Field
Artillery. ...~- -.
/ -. Ill., 81 81
Pursuant to Instructions contained
! In letters from department hes3quar.
tiers and from teIeSra nns from the war
department Schoo.s for noncomnis-
stoned officers recently recommended
FOR temporary commissions In case of
var viii De established 5at .ocnOIIeEd
Barracks as fOiIoNs OGe regf
mental sv.4oo. tor euch regiment
, OF infantry and cavalry. one brigade
| school for the field artillery brigade,
school, one signal corps scnool and
one quarternlaster corps school. Ths
period of instruction win De daily ex.
: ceYt Sunday for not less than five
hours ana in addition two hours, tor
study. Ali other instructions OF what
ever nature will be modified accord
insiy. ~. LII. L ~-..z.>
! F.rst Lieut.. HaTo.d Nanderyeer, LIST
Field Artillery, is designated as in
stractor Tor the signal coEps school,
IN ADDITION to ills oteer duties. -.
Mai Merton =. fisafyqo NJ. c.. Is
desisnatei as Instructor for the q.
) NJ e. ScnoJI and is authorized to util-
/ lac the services of his ASSISTANTS as he
, may find necessary. m ss@s'.. 7 g..
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According 10 INSTRUCTIONS recently
received from Headquarters, q school
Tor noacommissiqned officers who
have been recommendSdJ Or temporary
commissions viii be esta blished at
once and Mai. RUFUS +, LonsaIn. SD
Int, has been appointed directory
with Capt John d. Hurhett, 32d Int,
as assistant director and LIST Lieut..
Carl L, Cohen, SD Inf, as secretary.
Col. william snoSg who sailed for
the mainland on the last transport to
\ JOIN has new regiment, the 5th Field
Artillery, found upon his arrival in
San Francisco that his orders had
been revoked and he had been trans
ferred to the 4th + Ella Artillery. Also,
the orders relating to Col. William 6
McNair, 9th Field Artillery, who was
to arrive on the next transport from
the mainland to command the list Field
artillery. mas been revoked and Col.
McNair9 win not cone to Oahu for
tae present. 49, \.
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Capt John w Simmons. Jr., LIST Inf,
unassigned, has been assigned to Co.
II, LIST Inf Capt. Simmons has just
received HIS commission as captain
and when as first lieutenant served
In the 1st Inf H. i ....-.,e
A board of officers has been ap.
pointed to meet at Schofield Barracks
after April Is for the examination OF
such field officers as may be ordered
before the board to- determine their
fitness for promotion = .~...
+ Lieut.; Col. Tiemann n. Horn, LIST
Field Artillery, has been relieved as
surveying officer of the LIST Field Ar,
tfIlery and Maj Fred T. Austin, LIST
Field Artillery, has been detailed in
his stead
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First Lieut.. Clyde A. Selleck has
been temporarily attached to Battery
A, 9Th Field Artillery. for duty. s.. I
Capt. Carl A. Truesdale, 25th Inf
has been appointed assistant fire mar
shall, Schofield Barracks, vice Maj
Hugh d. Wise, relieved,