Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-30
ARMY 6 NAVY.
Scllo(ield Notes
ESPECIAL star. Bulletin Correspondenee)

Especial stsr. Bulletin correspondenteD
SCHOFTELD BARRACKS, Jan. %.
The post commander, Gen Charles
G.. Treat, has recently given many golf
clubs to the enlisted men at the gar
rison and many OF them are taking
quite an interest In the game. Each
afternoon finds a large number on the
links and they are taking q lively in
terest In the sport
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Several changes have been made IN
the duties OF officers Of the 32nd
Infantry within the past week. Capt.
Charles A. Meals has been appointed
signal officer OF the regiment, reliev-
ing 1st Lieut.. William A. McCulloch,
who has been ordered to the mainland
on the February transport for duty.
Lieut.. McCulloch has been acting bat
talon adjutant of the 3rd Battalion
and has been relieved and LIST Lieut..
James N. Peale detailed In his stead.
pany d until his appointment as bat
talon adjutant. Lieut.. Douglass T.
Greene, who likewise leaves for the
mainland on the February transport,
has been relieved as assistant range
officer and LIST Lieut.. Rufus 8. Brat.
ton has been detailed In his stead.
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The enlisted men of the post who
will have their final examinations to
determine their fitness for commits
sions as second heutenants In the
army viii commence their examine.
tons today. There are nine men who
win take the examinations and all
branches Of the service are represent
ed. Mai. Herschef Tupes, LIST Infan-
try, is president Of the examining
board and 1st Lieut.. r. G. Calder, S2nd
Infantry, Is the recorder. The other
members Of the board are Capt. Phil
ip ]. r. Kiehl, 9Th Cavalry; Capt.
Blodgett, Medical Corps. and Lieut..
O,Conner, Medical Corps.
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Chaplain William A. Aiken, LIST In
fantry. who has been in charge OF
the general library at Cashier since
its organization, will leave on the
next transport tor duty with the 18th
Infantry. The chaplain has made
great success with the library as every
night finds It filled with the men
either reading, writing, or playing
chess. Capt. Robert M. Brambila, 1st
Infantry, has been detailed to assume
charge Of the library. effective Feb
ruary J. u
The post quartermaster has had q
series of large holes dug across the
golf links for the construction of q
sewer line. TIE holes will probably
be filled in the. near future and the
golf games be in full swing again.
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Capt. Henry H. Pfeii has just re-
ceivedi his transfer from the Field
artillery to the Coast Artillery and
ordered to Fort Kamehameha for duty.
The captain has been in Oahu for
over two years and served In the Let
Field artillery as a lieutenant and
when promoted TO his captaincy III
J.iv 80, was assigned to the 5tli.
Jii.r tie same order LIST Lieut.. Al
chibald v. Arnold, aide to Gen. Treat,
was transferred from the Infantry to
the Field Artillery.
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The orders for transferring officers
from Schofield Barracks to regiments
on the mainland continue to come
and already those to return on the
March transport have been announced.
The LIST Infantry win lose Capt. John
r. Thomas, Jr., who goes to the 18th
Infantry. and Capt. Harry E. knight
who will Join the 35th. Both Of these
Officers have been many years in the
LIST Infantry. The 4th Cavalry will
have six of its officers to return.
Those recently ordered to return are
Capt Douglas McCaskey to the 18th,
Capt Leonard w. Prunty to the It'll,
Capt yarien D. Dixon to the 1eth,
Lieut.. H. H. G. Richards to the Bird,
Lieut.. Ernest G. Cullum to the 18th,
and Lieut.. Robert M. Chene to the
sth. From the 32nd Infantry Lieut..
Alfred e. Sawkins, to the END In
fantry,
Chaplain Jeremiah A. Lenehan, 4th
Cavalry, has resigned from the army,
effective March 1 and will take the
March transport for the mainland.
He has been with the 4th Cavalry In
Schofield Barracks for the past three
years. His previous service was with
the 26th Infantry. The chaplain
Is a native OF Pennsylvania and in fu-
ture will make his home In Philadel-
phia.
The various orders recently issued
relative to the change of stations Of
the officers of the Dental Corps will
60 into effect this week, when on
Thursday DR.. Albert r. White, who
has been stationed at Schofield Bar
racks for the past three years. win
take station in Honolulu at department
headquarters. DR.. Arnett p. Matthews
viii be changed from department
headquarters to the department hos.
pital at Fort Shafter and DR.. Oscar
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