Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-30
ARMY NOTES

There will be an important assem-.
bly, CT Company c. Ist Inf, " G. H..
at the national guard armory next
Friday evening at 1880. The entire
company has been ordered out by
Lieut- Col ". r. Riley, regimental
commander, and it is, understood that
e squad viii be on hand to round up
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The record practise season for the
National Guard Of hawaii has been
extended.t TO include the month of July
| The apportionneht OF a certain num-
Der OF men per company TO fire each
Sunday has been discontinued and the
range thrown open to ali those au-
thorized to fire. ~ .... p.
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The appointment Of a team captain
| for the rife team of the, National
Guard of Hawaii that will compete in
the national match at Jacksonville,
| Fla, next October, is expected within
day or So The adjutant general is
to name the team captain, and the
captain and team coach are to select
the opOllcI anu range OkHCcE Vi the
team. -...
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The second match of the Honolulu
Schofield team competition will be
played over the Country Club course,
instead of at Moanalua, as originally
planned. Schofield won the first leg,
and If the Honolulu officers can
squeeze out victory over their home
course, the deciding match will be
played at Moanalua. In the second
match only 13 will play on each side,
the departure of Capt. Johnson, NJ. c..
and Lieut.. G. E. Smith, U. S. ", de-.
priving the Honolulu contingent OF two
players. =.f&"1 :. 81. ..........E 4
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The new nurses home at the depart-.
ment hospital, Fort Shafter, contract
for which was let to the Lord Young
Engineering Company yesterday, will
be one of the most attractive army
buildings in Honolulu. Broad lanais
facing the prevailing trade winds and
large living rooms which may be
Joined by opening wide folding doors,
are special features Of the building.
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The birthday of the nation will be
appropriately observed at Fort Shafter
by special religious services. On Sun.
day. the 4th. the regular Sunday ser.
vices will be held at 7:30 and 10:30
a. m, and public patriotic service
will be held for all the troops on the
parade ground at a. m. A beautiful
program viii be distributed to each
man at this service and the singing,
accompanied by the I'd Infantry band,
will be tribute to the occasion.
There will be held in the aerodome
in the evening at 1880 o'clock another
service appropriate to the day, at
which will be delivered a historical ad.
dress and patriotic songs and hymns
will be sung BY the members of the
garrison. & {.
Monday, July 5, win be marked at
all army posts, according to official
orders, as Independence Day, by the
usual military observance.
1t is a historical custom for the
band to parade and play national airs
Immediately after reveille, and at high
noon salute of 48 guns to the Nation,
one for each state, and the playing of
national anthems.
In the evening at 1880, there will be
moving picture show, in the aero
dome, and at s.: there win be mag
nificent fireworks display on the main
parade ground
Chaplain William Reese Scott will
have charge of the services as usual
and Of the fireworks exhibition Mon
day evening, being ably assisted by Sc
lected men from all the organizations
of the post