Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17

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FORT SHAFTER. February I6.-
| The. new recruits for the orgariza-
| tons at Fort Skater arrived Tues.
| day and Immediately after receiving
their personal equipments were
assigned TO the quarantine camp under
command of Lieut. Lester Baker End
| Infantry ".-. .
Chaplain James s. Maddox, recently
assigned TO the End Infantry in place
| OF Chaplain William Reese Scott.
about to return to the mainland, has
been assigned for duty as chaplain to
the 3lst Infantry in the Philippines.
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Capt. A. p. Clark, Medical Corps.
who was formerly, stationed with the
End Infantry at Fort Shafter. has been
appointed as one OF a board of officers
at the general hospital. Hot Springs.
Ark, for the examination of candi-
dates for the medical corps.
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The arrival of Capts. Baldwin and
Lewis at Fort Shafter has necessi.
tated another readjustment of quar-
tiers. Capt. Theodore A. Baldwin, End
Infantry, has been assigned Quarters
No. 8. formerly occupied by Capt. Al
den G.. Knowles. End Infantry: Capt.
Knowles has been assigned No. II, oc-
cupied by Capt John Randolph, End
Infantry. while the latter officer has
been assigned quarters in the main
post bachelor apartments This ad.
ilc OF nm MT hn 10, n
ForaFy solution of the situation which
will enable the officers who are slated
to move TO remain in statu quo as they
now are dOmiciled until the arrival of
Capt Baldwin's family. T.. 49,. ii.
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1t will be of the greatest interest to
the troops of Fort Shafter to know
the names and organizations to which
were assigned the recruits who re-
Gently arrived from the mainland on
the transport Logan. A Company. I'd
infantry--Leonard NJ. Lloyd! Benja-
min c. Kroenihg. Frank Bibby. b
Hughes, Charles JarWe, Harry E.
johnson; Walter Karnas C Company.
I'd Infantry-Richard H. Chambers.
Frank H. Bale, Edward G. Dyer, Isaac
Enlow, Charles A. Goodman, Forest
P. Hedrick. d Company, I'd Infantry
James Creelman, William A Bur-
man, Mack Carney, Charles E. Priest.
Andrew j. Carpenter. E Company
Roy Puinadore; Clyde E. Stanfield,
Albert Blond, Dewey r. Brazington.
George II. Brown, Sam F. Budes. +
Company-Marwin M. Pierce, James
C. Hale, Lon T. Hodges, Edward Blod-
Alexander Raiceyicll, James T. Quinn,
Daniel S. Quinn, Jesse F. Wilkerson,
Glen G.. Plymale. II Company--Wil-
liam j. Walters. Royal G.. Kenison,
Henry Lewis, Sid C. Barron. Com.
I,any-Frsnk- p Rurvey.. James ~
Turvey, George Vuicich, James F..
Wallace. K Company - Charles ST
monetti, Cecil E. Smith, Lawrence F.
Stradman, Gynther H. Tangen, Walter
:. Hogan. L Company-Ra A.
Barker, Frederick T. Newman, Frank
lin ID. Head. Collie SaIyer. NJ Com
pany-0wen O'Hare, Joseph Parish. c.
Company, Sd Regiment Engineers
Henry p Ruggles, Robert j. Hawkins,
Ira C. DevolI. Edward johnson, An
ton NJ. Sorensen. William NJ. Atop.
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The annual test ride for field Of
ficers at Fort Shafter of the rank of
major and over will be conducted i'm
mediately after the Carnival, for the
three days February 25. % and q.
The annual test prescribed for these
islands is that the field officers shall
ride a distance of so miles in three
days, at an average Of 20 miles per
day.
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Examinations for the candidates ap-
pointed to take the test for the grade
OF probationary second lieutenant in
the mobile army will be held, it is
announced, ON April % and July % OF
this year. -#
Pvt. John Gadus, Co. Z, I'd Infantry,
has been transferred to the Quarter
master Corps and will report for duty
d: Schofield Barracks as machinist
and chauffeur, and Pvt. Frank s.
Postman. Co. c, Sd Regiment Engi-
neers will report to the quartermaster
of Fort kamehameha for duty as
chauffeur @-1s-.
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Cul Emory Il. Bias Of Company X.
I'd Infantry. having been recommend
ed by his company commander, Capt |
Thomas L. Crystal, has been promoted
to the grade of sergeant.
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Pvt. 1st CT. Samuel r. Klein, on the |
Of Capt. Claire r.
Bennett, the company commander of |
H. Company, Cd Infantry. has been ad- |
vanced to the grade OF corporal vice |
Cpl. Hartman promoted.
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Tine following named men of the |
school for bakers and cooks were CIV
en- the final examinations in the res |
Pective courses. for mess sergeants:
Cpl. Leon G. Tucker. Company d. I'd |
infantry. For cooks-Pvt. Harry T. |
Medical Department; Pvt
Frank Coffee. CO. 7, I'd Inf. Pvt. Ed |
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