Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02
ORDERS OF INTEREST

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Major D
Wife Z. Holley. retired. is detailed for
general recruiting service at Fort Nc
Dowell, Cal.
Major George II. R. German, med
ical corps, relieved from Fort Mellow
ell, Cal, will report at Fort Ethan Al
len, VT, for duty.
Captain Thomas L. Holland. quar-
termaster officers reserve, is relieved
from duty at Omaha, Neb., and will
repair to this city for duty.
First Lieutenant Earl NJ. Price, re-
tired, will report to commanding Of
ficer at Fort Myer, Va, in connection
with target range at that post.
First Lieutenant Paul A. Schulz,
medical corps, will proceed to Fort
Smelling, Mimi, to establish field
laboratory there.
Captain John P. Fletcher, medical
corps, will proceed from Ell Paso, Tex,
to this city for duty.
Captain Francis X. Strong, medical
corps, will assume charge of medical
supply depot at FL Paso, Tex.
CAPTAIN George H. Hahn, quarter
master officers reserve corps, is re-
lieyed from Philadelphia, Pa, and will
repair to this city for duty.
Captain Edwin E. NewbOId, FOrtieth
Infantry, Nebraska National Guard,
relieved from Corps Aviation School,
San Diego, Cal, will join his regiment
Captain Howard Fox, medical Off
GERS reserve corps, relieved from duty
at Fort Slocum, n. Y, will proceed to
New York for duty.
The following officers of the medi-
cal reserve corps will proceed to the
Army Medical School, this city, for in
struction: Captain James Kenan and
First Lieutenants R. w. Whidden,
Paul V. Wool1ey, Joseph S. Catlin,
Harry B. Schmidt, Charles D. Lock
wood, A. F. Jennings, Henry R. Car
stems and John W: SherriCk.
The following officers Of the medical
reserve corps are assigned to duty at
Fort Logan: H. Roots, Arkansas; First
Lieutenant William S. Culpepper, For
est P. Baker. James E. Dewey, Eu-
gene R. Gordon, Murray c. Stone, Will
liam T. Fitzsimmons, Oliver S. Gill
and Horace R. Lowe.
The resignation of First Lieutenant
Harry H. Barnes, First Cavalry, New
York National Guard, is accepted by
the president
Captain Paul ". Gibson. medical
corps, at Fort Slocum, n. Y, will
proceed to New York for duty.
Captain William E. Shea, medical
officers reserve corps, is assigned to
duty at Fort Missoula, Mont.
Captain Conrad s. Babcock, Fourth
Cavalry, is assigned to duty as adju-
tart general, Citizens Training Camp,
at Fort Myer, Virginia.
Second Lieutenant Louis NJ. sThiba.
Gu, Quartermaster Corps, will pro-
coed to Charleston, South Carolina, for
duty.
Major Edward P. O'Hearn, Ordnance
Department, relieved from Watervliet
Arsenal, New York, will proceed to
this city for duty in office of chief OF
ordnance
Leave for one month is granted Sec,
Ond Lieutenant George y. Watson,
Quartermaster Corps.
Lieutenant Colonel William F.
Clark, Quartermaster Corps. relieved
from New York, Will proceed to st.
Louis, Missouri, and assume charge OF
the general depot, Quartormaster
Corps.
Cart1in Frederick ". Coleman. in,
fantTy, VII! report for examination for
promotion,
CAPTAIN John P Rarnos. Fifth In.
fantry, is assigned 10 duty as in
structOr Citizens Training Camp, at
Plartsburg Barracks. New York.
The following junior military await
0r5, SiCnaI Corps, relieved from First
Company, Second Aero Squadron Sig
nal Corps, VIII take the first available
.rar-r"r' :.~ -" oirod States Cap.
"a - -" + >,rHerwO0!. Earl |.
C2uaj" aT1 Leslie MacGil
Major 'osse K. Harr 5. retired, will
report at the citizens training camp
at FOCt Niagara, \. Y. for duty.
The following officers of quarter.
master officers reserve corps are as.