Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07
ORDERS OF INTEREST

| WASHlNGTON, II. C., June "a
Major Herman Schulz detailed to iii
vacancy in grade of lieutenant colonel
ordnance department
Captains Earl Mcfarland, Richard
H. Somers, John B. Rose, Arthur D
Mfnick to fill vacancies as majors, or
dnance department.
| Captain William L. Simpson, 64tI
Infantry, to this city for assignment ~
office chief of ordnance.
Detail for Decker
Officers detailed for duty, ordnance
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Albert E. Phil
lips, 10th Cavalry, and William F. l.
Simpson, 64th Infantry; First Lieu
tenants Roger B. Cotton, Coast Artil
lery, Robert Sears and Weldon w. Doe
Infantry; Harry ]. Maloney, 21st Field
Artillery; Glen P. Wilshelm, Jasper
A. Davies, 55th Infantry; Stiles M
Decker, Coast Artillery Corps;
Thomas J. ], Hayes, Infantry; John G.
Booton, Coast Artillery Corps.
Majors Charles B. Gatewood, Glen
F. jerks and Harry B. Jordan detailed
4 under provisions Of congress, June 25
| as majors, ordnance department.
Major Leroy E. Hillman detailed
major, ordnance department, effective
July 2.
Captain Walter S. Grant, general
staff, having been detailed member Of
general staff corps, relieved from sig
nal corps
Captain Clinton G. Edgar, aviation
esection, to experimental station and
proving ground. Hampton, for tempo
rary duty.
Transfers, Corps of Engineers: Cap
tain Ernst F. Miller. from 9Th to 14th;
and First Lieutenant Edward G. btcs.
from LIST to 9Th Regiment
Major Robert e. Shannon to active
duty In office of depot quartermastef,
New York. p. g..
First Lieutenant Truman D. Thorpe.
from University Of California, to West
Point for duty. I
Major John T. Nance (retired), re-
lieved from University of California,
will proceed to San Francisco as as
sistant to department inspector. "
First Lieutenant Tolbert F. Harm,
43rd Infantry, announced on duty that
serves frequent and regular partic1pa-
ton in, aerial flights.
Captain Clarence Deems, Jr. Field
Artillery, this city, will report to CHEZ
militia bureau for temporary duty.
. Major George H. Helms, detailed for
service to I'LL a vacancy in the signal
corps, is. assigned to station at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.
Capt. Stuart c. Godfrey, corps OF
engineers, relieved from West Point,
N. Y, will proceed to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, for duty as instruction
engineer training camp.
Can't. Francis c. Harrington and
Earl North, corps engineers, relieved
from United States Military Academy,
West Point, N. Y, will repair to this
city for duty as engineer training
camp to be established in this vicinity
for duty as instructor.
Capt. John MICA. Webster, retired,
relieved as assistant to department
auartermaster, Central Department,
will proceed home and telegraph adju-
tant-general Of army.
Can't. Thomas L. Sherburne, signal
CORDS, from Southern department to
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, for assignment
with It'll Field Battalion, signal corps.
Mai. Jacob e. Bloom, retired, placed
on active military duty, is detailed for
general recruiting service, Newark, N.
J. He is appointed acting quarter
master while recruiting.
Capt. Thomas w. Hammond, general
staff, having been detailed member
of the general staff corps, is relieved
as major of Philippine scouts.
MettIer to Coast
Mai. Charles G. Mettler, ordnance
department, to Benicia arsenal and
Sacramento, Cal, on. official business.
Capt. Charles w. Haverkarnp, med
ical corps, from United States Acad-
envy, West Point, to Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga, as surgeon and to take charge
of the general hospital.
Lieut.. Col. Thomas J. Kirkpatrick,
medical corps, relieved as surgeon at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, effective upon ar
rival Of Capt Haverkamp.
1st Lieut.. John H. Stutsman and
Charles N. Sawyer, signal corps, from
Southern department to Governors is
land, N. Y, for duty as assistant to !
signal officers, Eastern department
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 20.-I
Officers having arrived at San Fran |
cisco to proceed, upon expiration of |
any leave not to exceed ten days. |
to join regiment indicated: Major !
John w. Craig and Captain, James |
Huston to 25th Cavalry; First Lieu
tenant Edwin r. Van Deusen, Gath
Cavalry; Captains George R. Allin, |
18th Field artillery; Ivers w. Leon
ard. 18th Infantry; Charles E. Rees,
44th Infantry; George c. Lewis, 63rd |
Infantry; Clark Lynn, 62nd; Henry I
M. Bankhead, 55th.
First Lieutenant Henry L. c. Jones,
goth Cavalry; Captains Jos. F. Barnes,
18th Field artillery; Ralph Met. Pen
nell, to 18th; Marshall G. Randolph.
18th: L. c. Sparks, 18th; Albert s.