Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-23

Ewing Z. Booth, cavalry; William
Dryden, field, and Captain Frank T.
Hines, coast artillery corps. Majors
Stewart and Collins will remain at
Plattsburg, N. Y; Major Fitch and
Captain Dryden viii report to Central
Department, Captain Hines to, this
city and Major Booth to, the Eastern
Department -. s.. r>sst8 -. ,.t.-,-.,-.
Captain Franz ,A..r Donald, ordnance
department, detailed as q member Of
the general staff corps, will report to
chief Of staff. s.. "a *
Major Philip w. Huntington, medi,
cal corps, is detailed as examiner and
witness before Army Retiring Board
at Washington, vice Major Roger
Brooke. -, s'
Captain Fred A. Rogers will report
to chief of ordnance for assignment,
Lieutenant Colonel William c. Dor.
den to Waiter Reed General Hospital
for duty.
Major James B. a!eshire to active
duty in Council of National Defense;
Major. Frank B. Jewel to this city for
temporary duty. .-
z Colonel Solomon w. Raesaler, to &C.
tive duty, New London, Conn.
Captain Byron @. Jones, junior avi.
ator, to Army and Navy Aircraft
Board, Washington, fer temporary
duty.
Captain Wilbur II. Phelps, to Wash
iHgton Barracks, Washington, D. C.,
for duty.
Colonel Frederick Perkins, Infantry,
is detailed a member retiring board,
San Francisco, Cal, vice Brigadier
General William L. Si6ert, relieved.
Major William L. Little, medical
corps, is assigned as medical superin-
tendeat Of Army transport service,
Newport News, Va.
Major Russell c.. Langdon, 22d In
fantry, is transferred to 18th Infantry,
Eastern Department.
Major Harold B. Fiske, infantry, is
detailed to I'LL vacancy in. adjutant
generals department.
First Lieutenant E.
L. Robertson, accepted.
Captain Robert r.. Sillman, Both,
and First Lieutenant Russell P. Har-
tie, goth Infantry, relieved from Fort
I.easenworth, Kans., to join their reg
iments.
Captain John C. Waterman, ordered
before retiring board, Washington, d.
c., for examination.
Major Arthur Rerwin, 35th Infantry,
ordered before retiring board, San
Francisco, for examination.
Captain Harold W. Huntley, field
artillery, and First Lieutenant Lewis
X. Underhill. infantry, assigned to
temporary duty as instructors to Clti-
gems Training camp, Eastern depart
ment.
Chaplain HHalsey C. Gavitt, 1st Cav.
airy, to his home about July l to
await retirement
Lieutenant. Robert T. HQwse, gen
eraI staff. from South department to
Boston. Mass. as chief Of staff, North
eastern department.
Mnior Chas. Def. Chandler, Signal
Corps, will visit Hudson, n. Y, in con-
meet .Du with aeronautics.
Captain Ira L. Reeves, to this city
as assistant In office Chief OF Military
Bureau.
Captain Edmund L. Daley, Ergi-
neers, from Southern Department to
Vancouver Barracks, Wash, as in
struotor engineer instruction camp.
Captain Lewis H. Watkins to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., for like duty.
Captain Clark d. Dudley, on active
military duty, will report Western De
partment, as assistant to Department
QuartermasteT
Captain Dewitt C. Jones, corps engt
neers, from Southern Department, to
this city as instructor at engineer
camp, Washington barracks.
Captain Ben F. Ristine, from Fort
Bismarck, n. D.. to Fargo, N. d., as
general National Guard;
Captain Edw. q. Farsnworth. quarter