The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-17
PROGRAM FOR THE
INSTRUCTION SCHOOL

AAos Va Se@@Ao'
Reveille-First call, $3.50 a. m; rev.
ellie, 600 a. IN.
Police of Tents-6:10 a. N.
Mess-7:00 a. NJ
Drill-First call, 1850 a. m; assem-
bly,, 500 a. N.
School-First call, $50 a. m; assem-
bly,, 1000 a. m.
Mess-12:30 p. m.
School-First call, 1850 p. NJ; assem-
bly, 200 p. m.
Mess-6:30 D. m.
school-First call, 1850 p. NJ; assem-,
bly,, 500 P. M.
Taps-1l:20 p. m.
Program Of Instruction.
Saturday, September 17-Arrival and
settlement of officers in camp. .. m:
Talk on Court of Instruction and Mill
tary Department. observation-disclosures
Bullard, U.S.A.
Sunday. September Is.
Monday. September 19-S a. m: In
fantry drill, model company and stu
dent officers Lieutenant Pardee, .S.A.
10 a. M: Talk, 'Police and Santa
tom Lieutenant Smith, U.S.A. P.
~: The rifle dts care, cleaning, etc)
and rife-tire. Lieutenant Pardee, US.
A. p. m.: Summary court. Lleuten-
ant Colonel Billiard, U.S.A. s p. M:
TAX, "Field Work. Lieutenant Col
onel Bullard, U.S.A.
Tuesday, September 20-S a. M: In
fantry drill, model company and stu
dent officers. Lieutenant Pardee, US.
A. 10 a. M: First Aid, Talk and Dem
onstration. Lieutenant Smith, y .S.A. =
p. M: Company papers. Captain hol-
brook, U.SA. s p. M: General court
martial. aforementioned Billiard, u.
S. 4.
Wednesday, September els a. M:
Infantry drill. model company and stu
dent officers. lieutenant Pardee, u-SA.
10 a. m: Making and reading maps
Lieutenant Watkins, U.S.A. II M;
INSPECTION Of meals and kitchens. Lieut.
enant- Colonel Billiard. . p. m: Com
fpany papers. Captain Holbrook, -
: u. m: Writing orders. Captain Hoi-
brook, I .S.A.
Thursday. September 22-S a. M: In
fantry drill, model company ana STU
dent officers. Lieutenant Pardee, U.S.A.
instruction of adiutants IN paper ana
practical work, by the camp adJutant'
instruction of quartermasters III paper
and practical work. Lieutenant Rogers
U.S.A. Instruction of comm1ssarIes IN
paper and practical work. Lleutenahs
| Rogers, T.S.A 10 a. M: Making anu
| reading maps Lieutenant Watkins, u.o'
\. > D. M: Tactical walk. Lieutenant
| Colonel Billiard, U.S.A. p. M: Ialh'
s.What an Infantrymen Should hnoW
| About Cavalrv.' Captain Holprook, u
| 5. A.
Friday, September 23-S a. m: lnfan-
try instruction, wagon packing, etc
Lieutenant Pardee, U.S-A. instruction
of adiutants in paper and practical
work. by the camp adjutant. lnstruc,,
ton of quartermasters III paper anu
practical work, by Lieutenant Rogers,
T.S.A. Instruction of commlsarles III
naper and practical work, by Lleufen
ant Rogers. L .S.A. 10 a. m: Map prop
lem L,ieutenant-Colonel Ballard, \ 81
. y m. Tactical walk. Lieutenant-toi
onel Billiard. U.S.A. s ?. m: " " nat
an Tnfantrvmen Should Know About
| Artillery. - Lieutenant-Colonel Billiard
| U.S.A
/ saturday, September 24-S a. M
Man problem Lieutenant-tolonei nul
lard / SA. 10 a. m: rife and machine
GUN fire. Lieutenants Pardee and iron
4 niger, U.SA. Afternoon: Break canP
Camp Orders.
I Officers on duty in the camp VII
mess and live in camp. ,t
. The List of Calls and pro
cram of Instruction. with the hour
stated will not be varied from eXcep
an ord ers from these headquarters.
Relief from the duties ana It
ouirements of camp VIII not be grantee
except for urgent reasons.
T. The camp commander peFiiI1
sion for any officer to be temporary;
absent from camp will not be required
but, except for urgent need stated l pe
forehand to the camp eommanoeI' az
sence from any duty or instruction W"
be regarded as neglect
: Promptness, officer-like depor'
ment and neatness in dress Will oe g
J nected upon all occasions. BY after
five serious work officers are eXpectt
to contribute to the success OF II
camp. H.. ~
he at the head of the camp street, al
the roll will be called. There VIII
q formation only at drill
Bv command of Major General Barry Bar
f. K. FERGUSON,
Captain. Coast Artillery Corps, Alde-u'
Camp. Acting Advertisements
Consumption Unpopular
PARIS. July 3O.-One of the ind're
consequences of compulsory mlhta a.
service, illustrated by some statls ;, Il
lust published by the French war ono
i that the number of young men WI
Iaa,a the country at the time when the
sbopId ioin the army, and apparent
FOR the express purpose of eseapiI
their obligations, is steadily and raPl
In 1907 there were only 1905 Of the5
In zoos the number amounted = lis
and in 1909 there were l7,23e. ne
LA ho M more conclusive proof