Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
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T SCHOFIEI.D BARRACKS, Mar. s.
The entire LIST Infantry arrived at tue
, post at 10 a. m. yesterday. completing
its tVo-day hike after . months tour
Of sauar3 duty IA the vicinity of Fort
ShAftsr and Pearl Harbo1. The diff,
fersaf eemPepiSS oSt 9tie regiment
STUke iAe!t Vafie1s' caRps 3IeSday
aftetuoUR ana faet az Pearl CITY. where
the feg1Qent rcaeRptfats3 tor The:
. night'S- t8n1. On; atfIyfRes st tie
'ras-rCa sale The .iFise;ts %ssF. AIel f%
2 the. tI.E.inehtat2: J. ana S+tshfch :: ,TI@yel
them 70 &assr tlsrracks, %here thetc
Sasse9 III fevte% 'slsfore E31l, Hodges.
On March: 3g Che Rel .!afaHtry"S3u re.
sIra,e 1he field tt4faias ss;reiifiiss y ;Iff<:a,
was interrupted SebFdErP Z. which thp.
troors were suddeAly ordered 10 R.5-
, nolulu. The days DESIGNATED Ssr tbs
training of the legimeSt "a o unit arc
March 16, % and Both. 'P
; ro.2 - - -:
! AS part of the field training Of the
entire command Of this post, . series
of talks relating to the terrain Of the
island of Oaha will be given at the
:5th Infantry amusement ha1 as fol.
lows: March II, Col. Sampson IL. Fat
con, 25th Infantry; March Is, Col John
3. Mcmahon. 9th Field Artillery
March II, Capt Alexander T. McNab.
! sSth Infantry; March Is, Mai. Ben
iamin b. Hyer, 4th Cavalry; March Is,
Mel. lewis s. Sor4ey, lst Infantry.
I AH Officers of the post, except those of
the medical department. and quarter
nSsteI corps and ehaplains, are re-
! CURED to attend these lectures Off,
Gers whose commands are IN the field
are permitted 6H not required 70 at
tend.
The special instructed, required by
war department orders, of the officers
recently appointed second lieutenants.
will be resumed Monday, March IL.
: The officers affected are End Lieuts.
MeGarrigle, Landrum, Cutchin and
Crooks. These officers have been in
the field for the past month with the
LIST Infantry where they have gained
valuable experience They are now
excused from further duty with the
companies to which they we're at
tached and will report to Capt Elvid
Hunt, LIST Infantry, who will resume
their instruction. First Lieut.. Frank
v. Schneider, LIST Infantry, has been
detailed as assistant instructor and
relieved from duty with Company B.
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Among the enlisted men sailing for
! the United States on the transport
Thomas tomorrow Is Pvt. Joseph Wolf.
Company M, 1st Infantry, who is fur
Laughed to the army reserve after four
years service. AS an example of what
an enlisted man may save out of his
pay, Pvt. Wolf, by derositing small
amounts with the paymaster each
month, has accumulated about $500,
which will be paid to him on his arri-
val at Fort Mcdowell, San Francisco.
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All infantry lieutenants who will be
due for promotion during the coming
year to the grade Of captain reported
to the examining board for promotion
this morning. The examination will
! last about week.
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In view of the fact that construction
of new barracks for Artillery troops is
about to. commence at this post a
board consisting of Capt. Robert
Brambila, Capt. George E. Kumpe and
Capt. Charles H. Rice, all 1st Infan-
try, has been ordered to consider and
report and submit recommendation
! concerning any changes that may be
desirable in the construction of the
new buildings.
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The transport Thomas viii carry to
the mainland tomorrow, Capt Harry
E. knight, 35th Infantry, and Capt.
John R. Thomas, 18th Infantry, VINO
have been recently transferred from
the LIST Infantry. Capt. knight has
been a member of the LIST Infantry
since 1898, with the exception Of two
short tours of duty with the 5th In
fantry, while Capt. Thomas has been
with the LIST Infantry since 1901. First
Lieut.. Alfred E. Sawkins, 32nd Infan-
try is also a passenger on the trans