Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

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Guard OF the territory, will be present
and make a short address. At O'Clock
the National Guard band Will give a
concert, and the public is invited to be
present. This will be the bands first
public appearance since its organiza-
ton. a .
Comnany B, 1st Infantry, last night
gave q smoker in honor Of I'd Lieut..
Stevenson, soon to leave for the main
land as a member Of the Hawaii rifle
team entered in the national rifle
shooting competition at Jacksonville
Florida. = g: -. :
At this enjoyable affair the guests
of honor were Lieut.-col. Riley, Capts.
Redington, Camara and Ware and
Lieuts. Smoot and Evans. On the
committee of arrangements were Sgts.
s. S. Steinhauser, p. G. Deyerill, r. II.
Lowrie and PYts. Jack Dassel Charles
I. Hall and George Raymond. During
the evening music was furnished by
the knights of Kamehameha glee
club, assisted by Johnny Noble. Ala
paki Smith was heard In ukulele solos.
Col. Samuel L. johnson, the adj
jutant-general, spoke, calling atten.
ton to the fact that since he took the
oath OF office as adjutant- general OF
the territory, more than 500 recruits
have been added to the National
Guard Of Hawaii Six recruits were
enlisted as result OF the smoker.
They are II. Nj. Gwesner, L. ]. Lando,
b w. Hayselden, John Warmer, A.
C. Nealy and Fred Waterhouse. The
company win be given a special In
spection next Wednesday night Sep
TENDER %, before Lieut.. w. c. White.
Iner. Observation-Disclosures, at which
| time the four men needed to bring the
company to requisite strength are
hoped to assigned up. j
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Things hummed around the Nation.
al Guard armory last night. Some.
thing was going on in every depart
ment of the big structure.
With 68 men, present and absent
three more than the minimum requir.
edo Company D, LIST Infantry, was CIV
en- special inspection by Lieut.. w.
lie. Whitener,- inspector instruetor, N
lie. H. A. L. G.. Atkinson was the last
man to join the company. and was
heartily greeted as he walked out on
/ the drill floor. L.. 4ss..s . ~ +
The non-commisionsed officers club
N. G. H., is planning a smoker in hon
or of the non-commissioned OFFICERS
who belong to the National Guard rifle
team, which leaves for Florida soon
At the entertainment, which Will be
held at the armory next Monday night
a number of stunts will be pulled
eff and refreshments served.
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Three companies were at drill last
night, and the new LIST Infantry band
played several appreciated selections
The new engineer company was also
present and was addressed by Capt
r. p Howell, Engineer Corps, u. 5
A. Lieut.. A. K. B. Lyman, U. S. A.
also spoke to the company concerning
recruiting and enlistments.
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Prospects are good for the enSi
neers' company of the National Guard
/ but considerable work remains YET
before enough men are enlisted tc
bring the company up to the required
strength, 65 men, for mastering in.
Cant. Laurence w Redington, as
sistant to the adiutant-general, sale
today that those who would like tc
ioin the company, which consists
mainly of men with technical training
of some kind. can do so by applying
either to National Guard headquarters
in the armory or at the Office Of Capt
Charles R. Forbes, superintendent o.
public works, and commanding tho
irrespective company.