Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-05
ARMY 9 NAVY
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/ ENn GAs Jul - 1 HN
Fourth Of July at Fort ShafteF wa:
very different this year from that o.
previous years, It having been the Gus
tom when a chaplain has been station
ed at the post that a patriotic service
should be held ON the main parade
ground, but owing to the absence Of
the chaplain this service was not held
and the fireworks which were usually
the amusement of the evening were
also omitted However, this did not
allow the garrison to forget the gio
rious Fourth and at reveille the I'd
| Infantry band marched around the
parade ground playing national airs
! The morning was spent in different
ways by the men, as all military du
ties were suspended for the time be-
ing, most Of them attending the base,
ball game while others were arrang
ing to attend the huge smoker which
I was to be given at Schofield Barracks
under the able management of Chap
lain Fealy. At noon the Union salute
was fired, after which the band play
ed the Star Spangfed Banner. Another
baseball game was played in the aft
ernoon, the results of both games be-
ing given on the sporting page.
The Fort Shafter theater under the
efficient management Of Lieut. George
NJ. HaIloran, was also the scene Of
patriotic celebration Of the day. Be-
sides the regular show for the evening
pictures of the life Of Washington and
the signing of the Declaration of In
dependence were shoEn on the screen.
A number of the national airs were
also sung most enthusiastically by
the entire audience.
Nose of the companies had special
dinners. One of the best was that
arranged by Sgt. Hornung, the mess
sergeant of the Department Hospital,
the menu consisting OF oyster soup,
roast pork, apple sauce, June peas,
creamed potatoes, three kinds Of cake,
the same number of pies, ice cream
and coffee Dainty special dishes
were fixed for the patients who were
not allowed the more substantial
dishes.
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An order has been posted on the
bulletin board at headquarters calling
the attention of the enlisted men OF
the garrison to the general order
which requires them to wear both
coats and collars when leaving the
reservation to go to Honolulu, and the
officers, non-commissioned officers
and the provost guards on duty in the
city have been instructed to see that
these orders are complied with.
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Mai. William B. Cochran has been
relieved as officer in command OF the
recruit camp, and the greater number
of the men have been assigned to
their different companies.
Private Robert y. Stanley, Com
pany D, has left the island on d
transport. for. Seattle, Wash. Private
Stanley was detailed to accompany
the authorized mounts Of Captain Ray
mond A., Wheeler, who was ordered
hack to the states On the May trans
port. After turning over his charge
to Capt. Wheeler, Pvt Stanley will be
given a transfer and assignment by
the adjutant general Of the army.
Company M, q Infantry, has had a
good many changes lately, its captain.
F. Mcclellan, having been
relieved and given other duties, and
Capt. Henry C. K. Nuremberg being
appointed in his stead. Sgt. McDole
was discharged and Corpl. William
Weaver made sergeant to fill the va
cancy made by Weaver being promot-
ed. Pvt First Class Waldo E. Williams
was made corporal. Corporal Styles
was reduced and his place filled by
Pvt. First Class Arthur W. Bardley,
Clarence W. Hendrickson, who was a
first class private, has been promoted
10 the rank. of corporal, filling the
vacancy caused by the reduction OF
Corporal Haley.
Captain Benjamin F. Mcclellan has
been relieved from duty with Com
pany NJ and has taken up his duties