Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-20
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FORT SHAFT Err. April 20.-The
following enlisted HeR are TO take a
four months instruction in the school
CT bakers and cooks which class Viii
commence on April II. 1917, under the
d. Fcetion Of Lieut. Carl A. Hardigg
Pvts., first class Tony Lipkowski, Bat
terry A, 9Th Fled Artillery, and James
W. Lewis Of Fattery d, First Field
Artilly; Pvts. Elmer Carl. Battery b.
and hitchael G. Boback, Battery Z.
9Th Field Artillery. ......#
As all the companies of the Second
Infantry ale at their barracks in Fort
ShafteT. the practise Of baseball has
commenced arain, and We hope that
ir the near future there will be some
exciting contests between the different
companies. and also that the All-Star
Shater team will meet some Of the
teams of Honolulu and Schofield Bar
racks ,..
Upon the recommendation Of the
commanding officer, of Co. A, I'd Inf.,
the following promotion is made In
that organization: Cpl. Andrew Bod.
ner, to the grade of sergeant, to fill
the vacancy left by Sergt. o'Neil being
discharged --..-
Notice has been received at Fort
Shafter from headquarters that no
furlOughs will be granted enlisted men
unless under exceptional circum-
stances.
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, Pvt. George A. sGarhoske, Co. IT, Cd
IEf., has been transferred to the Quar-
terfnaster Corps, Fort Skater. Pvt.
Garboske has received this appoint
me1t after nearly three weeks of spe-
cial duty, with the Quartermaster
Corps, to determine his ability for the
position. G ~
Second Lieut. Charles A. McGarrigie,
I'd INF. Fort Shafter, is attached to
the LIST Bat of the 25th Inf, Schofield
Barracks, for temporary duty.
Pvt. Charles r. Ross, Isl Plat, Co.
f, Sd Telegraph Bat, Signal Corps,
Fort Shafter; will proceed to Honolulu,
and upon arrival report 10 the depart.
ment adjutant for duty as chief opef.
ator of the military lines of Honolulu,
relieving First Class Sergt. John E.
Johnson of the same organization who,
being relieved, will return to Fort
Shafter. The Quartermaster Corps
will furnish the necessary transports.
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Nurse Anna McGonigle of the Army
Nurse Corps, who arrived on the trans.
port Thomas. has reported for duty to
the commanding officer of the Depart
ment hospital.
The noneommissioned officers of
Sort Shafter and those coming from
other posts to attend the school for
officers in the volunteers II SO needed,
are having a. ycry busy time. Their
school hours are from to IL 30 in
the morning, and to In the after.
noon. They meet In the Fort Shafter
theater at and again at 1, then they
are diyidedinto classes for that period
OF study or lectures. The company
dining rooms used for this purpose
are those In the main garrison. After
the classes are excused for the day,
the men find they have to sit up until
taps and study for the next day.
The cooks and bakers, school OF
Fort Shafter held their examinations
In the Second infantry library last
under the direction OF Lieut., /
Carl A. Hardigg, officer in charge Of
the school. The names of those who
graduated will be published later.