Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-27
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Pvt. David c. Buick, NJ. G. Co., list
IIaw. Inf, is transferred to the ma
tional guard reserve. >
The following named enlisted men
OF the End Rgt. Haw. Inf, N. G., are
transferred, as Of August s, 1917, to
Co. B, 1st Rgt. Haw. Inf, N. c.
Pvt. Sererino Boiser, Pvt. Ramon
Casas.
The resignation of Capt. s. T. Short,
national guard reserve, as an officer
of the national guard reserve, is &C.
eepted.
Pvt. Harold White, sanitary detach-
ment, End Haw. Inf, N. G., will be
honorably discharged by reason OF re-
moyal of residence to continental
United States. ss:.....-. :, z..'s -
Pvt. Arthur d. Gordon, NJ. G.. Co.
LIST Haw. Inf, will be honorably dis
charged by reason of removal of resi-
dence to Canada.
First Sgt. Earle E. Cook, national
guard reserve, Is honorably discharged
by reason of removal Of residence to
continental United States.
First Lieut.. Frederick c. Moore,
Haw signal corps, ~ G., is granted
three months leave of absence from
August %, 1917, to enable him to at
tend the officers training camp at
Schofield Barracks, H. T..
First Sgt. Geo. Hutchinson, Co. B,
Haw. signal corps, N. G., Is granted
q three months furlough from Au.
gust rs, 1917, to enable him to attend
the officers training camp at Soho.
field Barracks, H. T.
With the specific authority of the
governor, territory OF Hawaii, the fol
lowing named enlisted men Of the ma
tional guard Of the United States and
OF the territory Of Hawaii are dropped
from the rolls as deserters: Pvts. A.
C. Mcdonald, M. g. Co, list Haw Inf;
Pct. Charles B. Myers, and Pvt. Gus
Lasheart, Co. d, 1st Haw Inf.
Capt. Albert Horner, Jr., End Haw.
Int, having been relieved from duty
on the board of officers, appointed by
s, o.. 129, headquarters, Hawaiian de-
partment, c.s, is directed to report
to First Lieut.. Gustave J. Gonser,
president of the board, for examina-
ton for promotion to the grade OF
captain.
First Glass Sgt. p. B. Porter, Co. B,
Haw. signal corps, win appear before
t-o board of officers detailed to take
the examination for the grade of 2nd
lieutenant of Infantry.
The following name enlisted men
will be honorably discharged for the
convenience of the government: Sgt.
John Lindsey, Sgt. Manuel Vierra.
The following named officers viii
proceed by the, first available trans.
portation, government or commercial,
to San Francisco, Cal, where upon
arrival they will report by telegraph
TO the adjutant general of the army
for orders: Lieut. Coils. Thomas f.
Harker, Josephus s. Cecil, William E.
Hunt, Jack Eayes. Charles L. McKain,
Frank Halstead, Alexander J. Macnab,
Paul H. McCook and Theodore A
Baldwin, Jr.
Corporal John NJ. Byrne, Company
c, Sd Engineers, will be discharged
from the army by his commanding Of
ficer, by order of the secretary o:
war, for the convenience of the gov.
eminent, to enable him to accept ap-
peintment as clerk in the office of the
department engineer at these head.
quarters.
The following transfers of enlisted
men are ordered:
Second-class Privates Daniel l. Allen |
and William Johnson, Ordnance De- |
partment, Honolulu. as privates to 9Th
Field Artillery, unassigned, Schofielc |
Barracks
Private Charles E. Priest, Company
d, I'd Infantry. to Headquarters Com,
pany 9th Field Artillery, SchofieId
Barracks.
The following named enlisted men,
Coast Artillery Corps, are transferred
as priVates to the, Quartermaster
Corps, and will be assigned to station
by the commanding officer, Coast De,