Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-29
ARMY ORDERS

Maj. Hunter b. Nelson, 18th Infan-
| try. and LIST Lieut.. Joseph V. Kiauder,
Medical Reserve Corps, are detailed
as members of the board, of officers
appointed to meet at Schofield Bar
racks, vice, Maj Hugh D. Wise, 25th
Infantry, and. LIST iLieut George E.
Tooley. Medical Reserve Corps, re-
lieyed. -. -. - .:..,s .'
Capt. Robert H. DHenner, Medical
Corps, Is relieved from duty at the
Department. Hospital and assigned to
duty as attending surgeon, these head.
quarters, with station at Fort De Rus
sy. In addition to the duties at these
headquarters Capt. Duenner will per-
form the duties Of surgeon at Forts
Armstrong and De Rdssy.
Leave OF absence for four months ION
surgeons certificate of disability, to
take eject upon arrival at San Fran
cisco, Cal, on or about April II. is
granted Mai. Charles A. Raglan. Medi-
cal Corps.
The followoing named second lieu
tenants, u. 8. Army, recently appoint
ed, will proceed to Schofield Barracks.
H. T., and report to the post COM
mander for duty: Amory C. Cotchett,
cavalry; John o. Hoskins, field artii-
ilery; Lawrence w. .Fagg, Maury Mann,
William c. Hanna, Frank E. Hinton,
Frank P. Tuohy. James NJ. Palmer and
George w. Titus, infantry.
Cpl. Charles F. Bum, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, 1st Company, Fort Ruger,
will proceed to Fort Shafter on or
about April IL, reporting on arrival to
the commanding officer for a four
months course of instruction in the
mess sergeants' class, school for bak-
ers and cooks, beginning April 10,
1917. on completion OF which he will
return to his proper station.
The following named enlisted men
will proceed 20 Fort Shafter on April
IL, reporting on arrival to the com.
manding officer for four months
course of instruction in the school for
bakers and cooks, beginning April 10,
on completion of which they will re-
turn to their proper stations: For in
struction as baker, Pyts. Fred Marino,
Supply Company. LIST Field Artillery;
Elmer Heard, Company D.. 1st Infan.
try; Arturo A. Juliano, Company X,
9th Infantry; Robert G. Sanderson,
C. A. c., I'd Company. Fort Kruger. i
For instruction as cook: Pvt. lst.
Class Fred A. Stewart. Troop d, 4th
Cavalry; Pyts Axel p. E. Jensen, Bat
terry C, LIST Field Artillery: Gustave \.
Engblcom, Headquarters Company,
9th Field Artillery. -
Private Noah H. Souther, Co. D., Sd
Eng, is honorably mentioned for meri-
terious conduct in saving, at the risk
of his own life, fellow soldier from
drowning on January Is, 1917, in War
manalo Bay.
Private, LIST Class, James A. Buchan-
an, Jr, Co. D., Sd Eng, is honorably
mentioned for meritorious conduct In
assisting to save, at the risk Of his
own life, fellow soldier from drown
ing on January Is, 1917, in Waimanalo
Bay.
Private, 1st Class, Virgil McLain,
Coast Artillery Corps, ID Co., Fort De
Russy. is transferred as private to the
Quartermaster Corps, and will proceed
to Fort Kamehameha& RI
Private, 1st Class, Despor s. Rapp,
Coast Artillery Corps, LIST Co., Fort De
Russy, is transferred as I'd class
private to the Ordnance Department,
and will proceed to Fort Kamehameha.
Under authority contained in letter
from the war department, dated Dc
tober 81. 1913, Private James E. Hig-
gins, Co. F, 1st Inf, will be discharged |
from the army by the commanding Of |
ficer, Schofield Barracks, by order of |
the secretary of war. for the convent |
ence of the government, to accept ap- !
pointment as substitute clerk in the |
Honolulu post office.
The following transfers Of enlisted |
men are ordered:, Private George Fl.
Robinson. Co. d, 32d Inf, to Co. d, I'd |
Inf. Fort Shafter: Private John r.
Fianery, Co ID, Cd Inf. to Co. d, 32d
Inf, Schofield Barracks; Private Har. ]