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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETIN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 16. 1917.
THREE
1
ORDERS FOR REORGANIZATION
OF OAHU GUARD ARE ISSUED
j, Orders firing in deUil the changes ' in the Oahu guard as announced
exclusively In The Star-BuUetin on Tuesday were issued today from head
quarters, as of August 15. and are as follows :
(a) The following named enlisted G. Allen. First Lieut Frank E. Mid
men of Comnanv D are trnfrrMl to t klff. Second Lieut. David L Mackaye
th. Uahin ritix rAminn. with thoir
present rank:
8gtt. Alex R. Robertson. William H.
Melnecke, George S. Raymond and
Jim Frank I. Stevenson: Cpls. Frederick
fa fW- Gran berg, Charles Herbert, Homer
Bfeckenridge and Philip Halh Pvts.
Arthur D. Gordon, James Brown.
David C. Buick, William T. Burlem,
Charles W. Books, Harry J. L. Evans
Jr., Daniel M. Falvey, Leon Lando.
William Labenz. Henry Irenz. John
Leventhol, Curtis B. Johnson, Louis
t May, Alexander C. McDonald. Meha
: lain A. Rosa and Elmer W. William
(won. , The following named-enlisted men
recently transferred to this organtza
Jtion from the 1st Company Hawaiian
t Coast Artillery, are assigned to the
J. Ma chine Gun Company, with rank as
stated: -
I Irwin Spalding, Henry Rlemme, Geo.
H. Evans. Frank L James and
I Arthur L. Sullivan, sergeants; George
j T. Armltage, H. Milnor Blowers. Her
; bert T. Osborn and Harold E. Marsh,
corporals; William W. Brier. George
,C Bromley. Frank L. Dowsett. John
A, Oilman Jr., Clarence N. Hughes,
( E4wio Jdeler, Dexter Fraser, Claude
. R. King. Earl S. Lancaster, Charles
A:McWayne, Roy A. Patten, Henry
I p. ruuuiuic, biisi icd fcj. i wic, ....
JUam W. Paty, Henry C. Taliant, John
"7 P. Van Valkenberg, Alfred R. Wads-
I "worth and Arthur M. Johnson, prl-
(Vates.
t Pvt. Henry L. 8. Chin, recently
transferred to this organization from.
?the 1st r Company, - Hawaiian Coast
a a - - XT
'Aniiiery, is assigned 10 vompany iv.
" The following named enlisted men
of Company E are transferred to Com
pany A. with the rank:
James Kealoha, sergeant; Arnold B.
M. Richardson. William K. Heleloa
William Kealoha and Benjamin Ku
kaDU. corporals ;.,rrank Akana, James
Akonl Jr, Sam Apau. Peter Bright,
George Enoa, Sam K- Ikole, Kanananii
Kahaloa. Keomaka KeaweamahL Ben
jamin KtnIlan Bunny P. Kuaokala.
Mitchell Lobo, James Mabu, Mike Ma
Unul. Robert Namokueba, Willie Na
poleon. George Kalll, Sam Kalahele,
jSamv KaUlLtKeUI "Kama,-Josepn Ka-
tnahele, Klmokeo KaneU Sylvester Pa
rana. James P. Kaukani. John Nunn-
- ha, Vltor Chela, William Pala, John.
PalL ipavld K. Watson, Harry; wu
: ; Bams," David Williams, privates.
The follom'lng named enlisted men
"if Company P are transferred to Co.
- L this regIment;vWIIJiam .Wilcox, aer
; gesnt; Tom Kay; corporal; John A.dol-
pho: Mike Bogdanoff, Kahale Cock-
eti, 'Manner, Green, Dan Kahapea, Pe
ter Kahoonet. John- Kahuena, - John
Kaliiann, privates; ;:.
? The following named .enlisted men
ef Co. F nare transferred to- Co. C,
tfc repSaent: George Pall and
Ggofge Kalona, aergeanu; Johjetrrfcr
lor, corporal; Charles Kealoa. MJor
Kelyehlwa, . William Kelehiwa, Her-
man Knroda, John Makakoa,. William
, May Robert McGowan, George ie
Ione, Edward Paaluh Frank Pala,
' Raymond PeehL Henry . Pupnka, Jo
seph Robero, Charles B. Wilson, pri
'. "rates.:-? . "l r::." - ' t .
'A Sergt Jamea Apao, Co. F, la trans
, -f erred to headquarters company, this
, reslment 4 .sCiV'------
-The following named enlisted men
of Co. H are transferred to Co. K, this
regiment: : - Harry Koong and ; PhUlp
Woo, sergeants; En Kui Chun and
f Kimball Ho, rcorporals; Chnng lho,
cock; KODert An, ongier; taaie Ayai,
Philip F, Chang, Kim Woo Chang. An
Aaa Chee, , lion Chang, Kul-Chlng.
George Anl Charles Hew Len. -Tai
How Ho, Apau Kong, Ah Com Lao.
On Lee, George 1L Pang. Kam sing
'Tarn, Chong Wong, -Gee Chong Wong,
. Wal Wrlng Wong,' Pan Tee, Ton
Teen. Pil,; Lee .Hym.-Sang Ok Kim,
Shoa Young, Pong An Llm. Sun -ark
Seeng, Koon Cno Lee, Henry Shim,
Kang Young Soon, Ah Hung Lum, Ed
ward K. S. Char,' Tim A. K. Sing and
Joseph' Tap,privateair ,C-.
.The following' named enlisted 'men
of iCo. L are transferred to Co. C, with
rack ar Indicated- Vincent KealobL -
Ptilip Alnlu.and Samson Maahielua,
Jr, corpQraja;.; Enslbio Cas, bugler;
Pl&sido .Amadd, Frank Alameda, Man
uel Bargas, Thomas Eulacan, Frank
"CampasK Miguel Castro, Lbuii K. Cae
sar, toebero Cruz, Peter Cruz, Jacmta
. Flgaroa, PhUlp 1L Giant. John uon
, sales,' Frank Guerra, Samuel Kaliko,
George JCanehoa, Alex S. Karratti,
Jack A, Kaulahao, John Kekahlo, Will-
.lam ' Kekoa . Pons Hak- Kim. Laslma
-King, Sun Oh KyungiTIerbert Leong,
"Sam "Malaloha. Jack- Moses, Esteban
Oriblano, Alexander Pasada,1 Gullies
imtf Pajsana, William Peter; John li
ters, Francisco PldeL . Willie Robles,
KI Shim SanC Chun Mook Shur, Kan
Tal. Soon, Carlo O. Webbi Chal Ye
Yee, Chun Wan Tee and Manuel Zim-
' brsv prtTateav-r . 77. ; vv . - :r--Jii-.
The. following; named enlisted men
ofCoK are transferred to Co, I. with
rank as Indicated: George Lujan
And Wllhelm Smith, sergeants; David
P. Kahanamoku, Joseph K. Ahu and
Hiram ICf B..Anahu, corporals; Louis
"Kamaha, cook: Jnlluar Lewls,:buglerH
'Aklmo, Joseph' K." Akana, Samson
Among, Clement Aona. Ephralm H.
- llzera, Levi ExeraV William P. Greg
ory. Daniel Hlpa, Melvln Holt, - John
t. Irvine, William Kahanu. Alexander
,; Zalanlhuia. Williaa Kamaalea,-John
Mahuka. David Mattson,r James Matt-
eon, Max r, Mattson, George Hapai.
Aaron -. Nainauu, ' Edward Noah and
"Jacob DawSon.Drlvates'. - 77 7'
T. The following assignment of offl
jpers to organizations, this regiment, Is
Announced:
- , "i Company A Capt. H.- P. O'SuUi-
."' rv&n. First LieuL Harold Godfrey. Sec-
rond Lieut. David JU Desha.
Jv Company ' B CapL f Sherwood M.
" iLowrey, First Lieut. George W. Baker,
S Second Lieut. Richard M Benny.
Company -CapL H; Stuart John
; son. First Lieut - Alex ; May, Second
tieut Cart A. Vickery. -:
Company D, : ( Japanese7-Capt.!. W,
CVbcn Yocr Eycsi2eed Care
Trv Kartns Eye Remedy
' l rv- m pfcil. W rit tor r book
' l-lASEXKKriliaT CO.. CHICAGO
! ComnanT I Cant. Samuel I. Ware,
First Lieut. Ixmo McCallura. becona
Lieut. Harrv Kauhane.
rnrnmnv K CaDt. Chin K.
Amona. First Lieut. Philip Sing, Sec
ond Lieut. James H. Yap.
Company Capt. Charles N. Ar
nold. First Lieut. Walter S. Witte.
Second Lieut. William S. R. De la
Nux.
Company M Capt. Walter V. Kolb.
First Lieut. Lewis B. Haelnlen, bee
I ond jjeut. William J. Glmbel
Machine Gun Company Capt. Law-
rence M. Judd, First Lieut. Robert L.
White, Second Lieut. Walter Ry
croft. Second Lieut. Albert B. Clark.
Supply Company Capt. Lewis B.
Reeves, Second Lieut. William L.
Warren.
Wherever the transfer of noncom
missioned officers with their present
rank regtilt In a larger number of
noncommissioned officers than is au
thorized for any organization, the
company commander will make rec
ommendations to this office for such
reductions as may be necessary.
In carrying out the provisions of
this paragraph the men with longest
service in their grades should be re
tained in those grades, irrespective
of what organization they have come
from. For example, if an organi
sation commander finds himself with
eight duty sergeants when he is only
entitled to six, the two Junior ser
geants should be recommended for re
duction to the grade of corporal, ana
If necessary the two junior corporals
should be recommended for reduction
to the grade of privates.
The company recently organized at
Aiea is announced as L Company,
and assigned to the 3rd Battalion,
with station at Aiea,
ARMY ORDERS
- Pvt. Oscar C. Seversen, headquar
ters troop, 4th Cavalry, is detailed as
mounted orderly and will proceed to
these headquarters reporting on arriv
al to the department adjutant for duty
accordingly. ,
Boards of officers tj consist of three
medical officers each, will be appoint
ed by commanding officers at the
posts and stations hereinafter named,
to. meet at 9 a. m, ' August 20, 1917,
for the purpose of conducting the ex
amination of the enlisted men of the
medical department indicated below,
to determine their fitness for promo
tion tv the grade of sergeant medi
cal department:
At department hospital, Honolulu:
For the examination of .Corporals John
W: Wester, and-Charles iCPayllo;
Pvts. First Class Romeo Bessette; 'W.
H. Jacobson, Hans Reichmann, Chas.
T Bobbins, Edward F. Burke, George
Hr Moorse, Philip E. Robinson, Cole
man C.:Mlllion.v James H. Kuechmann,
Jasper H Thompson, Bertis O. Hatch-
Bert M. carison, Kicnara ts. wppa.
ana Prt. smtVbrA. -Haekett;
At SchoHeld Barracks, H. for, the
examination of Corporals Clarence
Crumbly, .Wm. H- Curtis and Tndtnaa
A. Austin Cook VUdle J. Muchllnskl;
Pvts. First Class : Wm. Brown," J esse
W. Cole, Dallas P. Eubanks.-Austin
Hand; Lester Harris, s Lawrence " E.
Harrison,' Herbert C. Kennlcott, 'Ten
nis Korn, Roy E, Lemke, Joe L Mays,
Lahlon A. Pace, John M.' Pimentel,
Glen H. Robinson, Clyde Spence, Law-
rence J: Staab, Charles M. Stringer,
and Samuel L; Wilson; Pvts. Eric A,
Allen;- Leslie F. Brewer, Lewis H.
RowlandV Jtobert C. Sellers, Charles
T Tenney . and Johne R. Tuntland.
Pvt. Virgil Colbert, C. A. alt Co
Fort' Kamehameha, Is ; transferred to
the quartermaster corps attl&t fort
and will report to the fort commander
for assignment to duty.
A board of officers to consist of
corps; Capt. Joe R. Callender; medl-
Major . Jack Hayes, quartermaster
corps; Capt. eo. R. Callender. medi
cal corps r and Capt. Jacob M. RJggs,
quartermaster officers reserve corps,
Is appointed to meet In this city as
soon as practicable to Investigate and
report 'upon the circumstances attend
ing the! death 'of the late Pvt. First
Class John B. Van Aken, quartermas-
ter corps.
The following named enlisted men
of the medical department are re
lieved from further duty with Ambu
lance Co., No. 9, and Assigned to the
post hospital, Schofleld Barracks, H.
T and .will . report to the command
ing officer of that hospital for duty:
Pvts. David Brown, Leo Berman, Earl
H. Botts, Clyde L Dresser, John L.
Erdman, Stanley P. Flndlay, Chester
A. Fry, Edwin . A. Galindo, Maurice
H. Goldner,. Oro R. Hines, Oscar A.
Hlllman, iSrover .C, Hyden, .Herbett
J&SowMMarion E. McMillan and. win
feld 8, Thompson. ;
The following named officers of the
engineers' reserve corps, having re
ported at ' department headquarters
will proceed to Port Shatter for duty:
First Lleutav Seth W. Webb. Ralph
Bv-Vogel, James T. M. Pearson, Mar
cus P. Taylor; 2nd Lieuts. Edgar
Haugan and James M. Johnson, Jr.
Capt. Arthur J. Mtrkley. medical
reserve ..; corps, having reported at
these f -headquarters :- in compliance
with paragraph 98, special orders. No.
169, war department, current scries,
will proceed to Schofleld Barracks,
IL T., reporting upon arrival to the
post commander for duty.
Pvt. FlrstClass Wesley N. Head,
CatB, 1st Infantry, is transferred as
private ; to Co. C, 2nd Infantry, and
will proceed to Fort Shatter, H. T.
The following .named enlisted men
will be. sent to. Fort McDowell, CaL.
on the first . available transport for
discharge on account of giving evi
dence of qualities which render their
retention in the military service unde
sirable as follows: ..
Habits; pn. James K. knight, C.
X C, 3rd Co Fort Kamehameha, H.
T.
Habits and traits of character: Pvts.
Sam-L. Foss, Co. G, and Robert M.
Hamilton, Co. H, 2nd Infantry, Fort
Shatter, H. T.
Nurses Matflda C. Anderson and
Ad U SmaD, army, nurse corps, hav
ing arrived in this department on the
13th . Inst, wCl proceed to the de
partment hospital, this city, reporting
upon armai no-the commanding of-,
fleer for duty. , ,1
SLACKER CASE
OF SCAVENIliS
STILL IN AIR
Wilfred James Singleton, better
known to Honolulans as Fritz Scaven
ius, a piano taacher, may be prose
cuted as a "blacker;" and. on the
other hand, his case may be dropped,
now that he has registered and is
subject to draft unless he can claim
exemption on the ground that he is
uot a citizen of the United States.
Just what shall be done with Sin
fUeton. or Scavenius. lies with Dis
trict Attorney S. C. Huber, and the
federal official today declared he has
not yet made up his mind as regards
the disposition of the case. Single
ton's case was originally in the hands
of the central registration board,
which turned it over to Attorney Hu
ber with the recommendation that he
prosecute.
Whether the case is of sufficient
strength to warrant the federal of
ficials using it to launch its cam
rai?n of prosecution of slackers, is
a question which has presented a
rather unique problem, says the dis
trict attorney, and is one, he adds,
which is to be given thorough con
sideration before the case is finally
disposed of one way or another.
She told the court that her husband
cut her up with a knife recently and
that he is now serving a jail sen
tence for the assault. Circuit Judge
Heen is considering the case and may
place the children in a local home un
til the woman gets a position.
An appeal to the Juvenile court to
take care of her children so that she
could go out and work and earn a
living for them and for herself, was
made today v by a Portuguese woman
who claims she is destitute.
Dr. Jonathan T. McDonald returned
yesterday in the Matsonia from an ex
tended vacation in the mainland. He
went as far south as New Orleans
and east as far as New York. Dr.
McDonald's health was fully restored
during the trip.
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Good Values Tell Their Own Story;
Don't pass up these saving opportunities, especially since economy is the order
Palm Beach Skirting
in stripes and sport effects.
36 inches wide.
Regular 35c, sale price .25c yd.
Regular 50c, sale price 35c yd.
Drapery Dept.
H. S. Curtain Scrims in plain and colored borders.
Regular 25c, sale price, 6 yards .' $1.00
Regular 30c, sale price 20c yd.
Regular 30c, sale price 25c yd.
Regular 40c, sale price 3Cc yd.
Our
LADIES' VESTS
Regular 75c to $1.50 Each.
On Sale from to 75c Each.
y This .
Week
Only V
forfSkfferNofejt
l OHl SHAt'iJK, Aug. is i he
following assignments in the dif
ferent companies have been made of
the officers who have recently oeen
promoted and assigned, or attached,
10 the 2d Infantry: Major Theo
dore Baldwin Jr. to command the
First Batallion; Capt Alfred H. Hoo-!
ley, as commander company D.; Capu ;
Lester baker to comrua.na Company
A; Captain Ralph C. Hoiilday to com-'
mand of company L, Capt. Alfred L. '
Rockwood to command Company l. '
and Capt. Edward F. itsell as com '
mander Company E.
Major Charles L. -icKain has been
ordered to the 2oth Infantry
at Schofleld Barracks. Major Mctvain
has been stationed at Fort Shatter for !
a couple of years as captain ul Com
pany B.
3BT 35T
I.ieut.-Coi. c., r'almer has re
calved orders to return to the States
t,u uc-L transport. Col. Palmer has
been in command of the post since
Col. Irons left to join the Japanese
commission.
JS- 38
Two more oiucen at Fort Shatter
who have been assigned to the 25th
Infantry at Schofleld Barracks are
Capt Clarence R. Danielson and Capt
Samuel J. Heidner.
At a meeting oi tht Red Cross Unit
at Fort Shatter on Wednesday morn
ing, Mrs. Guy G. Palmer resigned the
leadership on account of the nearness
of her departure from the islands, and
the office was taken by Mrs. William
B. Cochran by an unanimous vote.
MANY APPLY FOR CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
For the civil service examinations
for firemen and policemen nearly 10
have already filed application. The
last day for filing the applications is
Saturday. The county clerk wants to
make it plain that everybody now on
the list who have not been appointed
permanently must take the examina
tion again. The physicial examination
takes place August 25 and the mental
September 1. Both are in the even
Ing and will be held at the McKinley
high school.
J'JJ
of the day. Saturday will be the
Underwear Dept.
entire stock of Mirode Knit Underwear to close out at half price.
Saturday will be the LAST DA Y
of these bargains.
STAR-BULLETIN S
PUBLICITY VIS
Star-Bulletin publicity has again
scored 100 per cent and Charles P.
Morse, general freight agent of the
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co., is
hot on the trail of the owner of the
barrel of cut glass and bric-a-brac
that has been in his possession for the
last year.
Ever since the barrel arrived here
from New York in 191 Mr. Morse has
been looking for its owner. He got in
touch with the Eastern city and with
Pacific coast ports, but without avail.
He even wrote to the Philippines.
A few days ago Mr. Morse told the
story of the lost barrel to the Star
Bulletin, which was printed. Shortly
after an army officer stationed at
one of the local posts, where the Star
Bulletin is widely read, telephoned to
Mr. Morse and told him he believed
he could locate the owner of the bar
rel. In the opinion of the officer, the
barrel is the property of a woman who
formerly lived in Honolulu, but who
removed to the mainland some months
ago. The officer told Mr. Morse that
she had been expecting a shipment of
cut glass and bric-a-brac, and on sev
eral occasions had expressed surprise
that it had not arrived.
Mr. Morse has fixed up a descrip
tion of the contents of the barrel
which will be forwarded to the woman.
and she will be requested to cable the
freight agent if it is hers.
"I Rure am a believer in publicity,"
says Mr. Morse, "and in this instance
it didn't cost me a cent."
FASCINATING HATS AND
GARMENTS AT JEFFS
There are still left at Jeffs' Fashion
Co. a number of most attractive hats
and garments all marked down for the
sale lhat has been so favorably com
meuted on. This sale will continue
for some days to come and advantage
should he taken of it by the ladies of
Honolulu. Adv.
Judge Alexander Lindsay, Jr., will
leave in the Matsonia next Wednes
day for San Francisco and will spend
a vacation of some months in the
mainland.
LADIES' UNION SUITS
Sizes. 4 and 5 only.
Kc-uhr 1.00 to $1.50.
On Sale at 50c to 75c.
1HT
Hotel St. Near Fort
IRTJA1W
UP AD SPACE TO
RED CROSS OKI
Beginning today Honolulu merchants
and business houses will take a ma
terial part in the Red Cross campaign
for funds for war relief work. To
bring the Red Cross appeal before
the public the merchants have agreed
that each day one of the number shall
devote his advertising space in the
local English newspapers to an ap
peal in behalf of the organization.
This step is in line with the Chicago
plan which proved very successful in
promoting the Red Cross campaign.
Today the Trent Trust Co carries
a full page ad in the Star-Bulletin
devoted to the Red Cross. This ad
will be repeated in the Advertiser to
morrow and tomorrow afternoon the
Mutual Telephone Co. will carry a
large display Red Cross ad and on
Monday the Bergstrom Music Co. will
devote Its space in the Star-Bulletin
to a mercy advertisement.
Alaska and Hawaii
In stereopticon and moving pictures
at the Christian Church, Kewalo
street, this evening, at 7:30, by Mr.
A. O. Hushaw. No admission will be
charged, but an offering will be taken
to purchase materials for the work
of the Red Cross Circle of the church.
Adv.
Mrs. Howard D. Case, who has been
visiting in Seattle and other north
western cities, will return to Honolulu
cn October 10.
Former Senator Charles A Rice of
Kauai is a visitor in the city and wilJ
remain here for the polo series at Ka
piolani park.
Go to the
for cooling: sodas and soft
drinks.
last day of this sale.
Ladies' Transparent Rain Coats
Sizes 36 to 42, special for this week, $15.00.
Ladies' Silk Afternoon Dresses
in Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Jersey Silk
Embroidered and Beaded Trimmed.
Regular $37.50, sale price . $29.50
Regular $35.00, sale price 25.00
Regular $27.50, sale price 22.50
Regular $25.00, sale price 17.50
Regular $22.50, sale price 1G.50
Regular $15.00, sale price 12.50
Sizest 36 to 42.
R. & O. CORSETS
Odd lots.
Regular $3.00.
Sale Price, $2.00 Each.
St.
J'?1 'V:
John Philip., Sousa. the American
"March Kins' nd bandmaster. I
now an officer of the United States
Navy, with the provisional rank of
organizing bands at the various naval
training stations.
Attention
Mr.
Bookkeeper!
Onr New
Leaf -Shaped
Crookes Lenses
are a great comfort
to
the man
of the pen.
WALL &
DOUGHERTY
Opticians
Second Floor
Yonng Building
Dr.P.W.Rushforth
In Charge
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