Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-29
ARMY NAVY
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lowing enlisted men are ordered to re
port 10 the board of officers appointed
to examine candidates from. the en-.
listed men Of the army for provisional
appointment to the grade OF proba
tionary second lieutenants in the mo-
bile army, namely: Cpl. Arthur e.
Boren, medical department; Pvt.
Abraham Cohen, Company ID, Bird
Regiment, Engineers; Private First
Class John S. Hopper, Company d, 3rd
Regiment, Engineers: Sgt Peter W.
Lynskey. Company c. End Infantry,
and Sgt Oscar NJ. McDole, Company
NJ, End Infantry. The examining
hoard will consist of the following
officers: Lieut-Col. William Weigle,
End Infantry; Maj. Eugene H. Hart.
nett, Medical Corps; Capt. William II,
Hunt End Infantry; LIST Lieut. Bern
hardt X. Stumberg, Medical Reserve
Corps, and LIST Lieut.. Thomas J. Camp.
who will act as recorder for the board.
This board will meet as soon as prac.
ticable after February 1.
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The board OF officers appointed to
examine the officers ordered up for
examination for promotion at Fort
Shafter, namely: Capt Carl A. Mar
tin, infantry; LIST Lieut.. Henry C. K.
Muhlenberg, Alfred H. Hobby, Lester
Baker and Frederick A. Barker, all
End Infantry, will consist Of Lieut.
Col. William r. Dashiell, infantry:
Mai Eugene H. Hartnett, Medical
Corps; Maj GUY G. Palmer, End In
fantry; Maj. William B. Cochran, End
Infantry, and LIST Lieut.. Bernhard K.
Stumberg. Medical Reserve Corps.
Mai. Cochran will ACT as recorder for
the board. .....
The following mutual transfers have
been made at Fort Shafter: Pvt First
Class Sebert H. Mattingly, Quarter
master Corps, will go as private to
Company Z, End Infantry, and Pvt.
Robert W. Hippert of Company E will
go In Matting's place in the Quarter
master Corps of this post.
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Pvt. Harry M. Carpenter, who has
served some time with Company u,
Bird Regiment, Engineer, at Fort Fort
Shafter, has been transferred to the
Supply Company, End Infantry.
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It is directed that commanders of
the various organizations in the can
torment will furnish the quarter
master, Capt. Alden c. Knowles, End
Infantry, with three men to assist,
when called for, in the repairs Of the
barracks roofs. Work so
far as now arranged will begin with
Company Ms barracks on January 29.
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II has been announced that Col.
James s. Rogers, formerly command
ing officer of the 18th Infantry, will
be placed In command of the End In,
fantry at Fort Shafter and will short.
ly arrive In Honolulu. Col. Rogers is
well known in the islands, having
served here as Northumberland of
the LIST Infantry. The new COM
Is go years of age, entered
West Point in 1876, was made second
lieutenant of the 10th Infantry in 1880
and reached>his colonelcy on March
IL, 1911, and has served with the 18th
Infantry since August %, 1913.
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1t is of interest to the enlisted men
Of Fort Shafter to know that the next
of candidates for appoint.
ment as second lieutenants in the
Philippine Scouts will be held, begin
ming February 26, 1917. Those desir-
Ing authority to take this examina-
ton should forward their applica-
tons to the Acknowledgement so as to
reach that office not later than Feb
ruary Is. 1917.
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A new motor truck has been pur-
chased by the post exchange to be
used in the general delivery work
about the post and for such hauling
as is necessary in the collecting and
delivery of goods for patrons Of the
exchange.
The regular Sunday services we're
held by Chaplain William Reese
Scott in headquarters building at the
usual hour, Holy Eucharist at 1880 a.
n, Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, morn
ng prayer and sermon at 1890 a. m.
rhe subject Of the sermon was "Evi-
iences of Lack Of Faith" Friday of
his week being the feast day of "The |
Of Christ In the Temple"
here viii be evensong in the library
It y. m.
Choir rehearsal was held today in |
he quarters Of Lieut. Col. William R. |
0ashiell, infantry, for the preparation |
" the music for the Sunday services |