Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-23
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FORT SKATER, Nay 22.-Lieut
Col william r. Dashiell has been ap-
pointed grand marshal Of the parade
70 be held on May 80, which is Ne
mortal Day, q day when we do honor
to our beloved dead, and, where IT 10
possible, place flowers upon their
graves. Capt. Henry. c. K. Mullen
| berg and Lieut. Ralph c. Holiday
will be Colonel Dashiell's assistants.
Company | Of the Ind Infantry,
Fort Shafter, is the new assignment
Of Private Ward L. Garfield, who has
been transferred 70 that company
from Battery F of Schoneld Barracks.
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The baseball entf usiasts are trying
| very hard to keep the ball rolling"
even though 1t is very difficult to get
the necessary number of men required
| for the team work, on account of the
different guards and Of the many who
| are taking instruction in the classes
for the Reserve Officers Corps. On
Saturday two games were played on
the main parade grounds, one between
two teams from the recruit camp,
"A4AA "o6 "0tSACd WIN cot AAtCA
est, SO as to judge OF material among
the new men for good players in the
future. The other game was between
a team from the Department Hospital,
with Lambert and Robinson for the
battery, and Company q, End Infantry,
| with Varland and Madina in the box.
The game resulted in Company D be-
ing the winner, with a score Of to 4.
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The non-commissioned officers are
now taking the practical work of their
examination, and for the purpose Of
giving them experience in the duties
of an officer, two companies Of the
End Infantry were reported to Colonel
William Weigel and Lieut. Col. VIII
liam R. Dashiell on Monday and Tues
day. The examination is expected to
be over on Thursday. i
Among the changes at the Depart
ment Hospital in the past few days
was the transfer of Sergeants Byron
L. King, Ludwich G. Ross and Roland
R. Weimer, medical department, toI
Schofield Barracks, where. after re-
porting to the post commander, they
are now on duty at the post hospital.
Sergeant First Glass Fred L. Sherry,
medical department sergeantinstruc-
tor, who has been doing duty with the
National Guard Of Hawaii, Is now sta
toned at the Department Hospital,
where he has commenced his duties.
The many friends Of Sergeant Flood,
electrician at Fort Shafter for some
time, and who was later sent to Fort
Wood, New York, are pleased TO learn
that he has now received his commits
sion as lieutenant In the officers re-
serve. -
Private George J. Larallee, who was
formerly with Company c, End Infan-.
try, has been transferred to the Quar-.
termaster Corps, Fort Shafter.
The First Platoon, Company E, srd!
Telegraph Battalion, Signal Corps, has
received as q private Private First
Glass Gust Magnuson, formerly Of
Company A, Sind Infantry, who was
To add to the amusement OF the
ndAbCc db ShCaOCRoA tAAAC1k 11O0RAboAp q
new piano has been installed In their
quarters this week. :..-.. Fl
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Information has been received at
the post that the new chaplain Of the
LIST Infantry, Schofield Barracks, Chap
lain Haywood L. Winter will speak
next Sunday evening at 1880 at st.
Andrews Cathedral. Emma square, on
The Work Among Men Of the Army"
This will give the men Of Shafter an
opportunity to hear the new chaplain,
and especially now that there is none
at the post. s.-,. ".,-..r r..
. A band concert was given for the
benefit Of the inmates in the Depart
ment Hospital this afternoon, and a
concert viii be given this evening in
the most theater ,-st go