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

Lieutenants Clyde J. McConkey, Goth;
Leon R. Cole, Goth; Captains James
H. Come, 46th Infantry; Ralph w.
Drury, 47th Infantry; Captains Chas.
E. Reese and Clark Lynn, infantry,
have been relieved from detail as ma
jors, Philippine scouts.
Captain Marshall McGruder, 14th
Field artillery, to Fort Sheridan, ILL.,,
as instructor citizens training camp.
First Lieutenant Ernest C. Wright,
Philippine scouts, has been ordered
before an army retiring board at San
Francisco, Calf, for examination.
First Lieutenant John B. Coulter,
cavalry, will report to examining
board, Washington, D. c., to determine
his fitness for promotion.
Lieutenant-Co Colonel E. R. Shriener,
medical corps, from this. city to New
York, N. Y, to investigate Columbia
University War hospital with view
of its use as a receiving and forward
ing hospital for medical service.
Lieutenant Colonel E. L. Munsou,
medical corps, to FortsBentamin Har,
rison, Ind; Fort Riley, Kansas, and
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, to inspect medi
cal officers training camps.
Major Carroll D. Buck, medical
CORPS, Philadelphia, Pa, is relieved
from further station at Washington
Barracks, D. c.
kimbaiI to Washington :
Capt. Gordon N. Kimball, ard
cavalry, relieved from Fort Og1e'
thorpe, Ca, will proceed to Chicago,
ILL.,, for assignment in office depart
ment Judge Advocate, Central de-
partment.
Officers detailed for service to fill
vacancies in Quartermaster corps
Captain James H. Dickey, 9Th cavalry,
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, in charge
of the organization Of all the bakery
companies in southern department;
John C. Pegram, 10th cavalry, to Gov
ernor's island, n. Y, in charge of or.
ganization of all bakery companies of
eastern department; Walter H. Smith,
cavalry, detached to Charleston, s. c.,
for like duty in southern department.
Captain Sherrard Coleman, quarter
master corps, relieved. from southern
department, will proceed to Chicago
for assignment in charge of bakery
companies of CENTRAL department.
Captain Oliver F. Snyder, retired
from Gonzaga and St Johns college,
Washington, d. c., will report to chief
of ordnance for duty.
First Lieutenant Henry B. Dabney,
44th Infantry to Fort Bliss, Tex, for
examination to determine his fitness
for detail in aviation section.
First Lieutenant Ralph Royce. in
fantry (captain) aviation section, sig.
nal corps, to Washington, D. c., for
examination by board to determine
fitness for promotion.
Major George E. Mitchell, signal
corps, to Governors island, N. Y, for
duty in office of signal officers, east
ern department.
First Lieutenant Russell P. Bartle
10th Infantry, transferred to 43rd In
fantry.
First Lieutenant Thomas E. Cooney
and Ferdinand H. Herman, to Wash
ington Barracks, S. c., for duty, 9Th
engineers
Captain William l. Westervelt, 18th
Field artillery, and First Lieutenant
Joseph NJ. Swing, Sth artillery, will
report to Adjutant-General of Army
for temporary station, this city.
Colonel William C. Brown is placed
on the detached list.
Majors Joseph G. Woodbury. and
John H. Barrett, to active duty in
office Of chief of ordnance, Washing
ton, D. c.
First Lieutenant Frank L. Van
Horn, cavalry, relieved from present
duties, is placed on duty with 5th
cavalry.
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