Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
ORDER ISSUED
FOR GUARD
INSPECTION
Capt. Lincoln to Check Up the
Work of All Companies
in Hawaii


officers OF the various organizations
must obey. The order In part Is as
follows:
Territory OF Hawaii,
The Adjutant-Generals ONCE,
Honolulu, January Is, 1916.
The annual inspection OF the Ma
tional Guard OF Hawaii will be made
at the home stations Of organizations
on the dates hereafter specified, sub
iect TO necessary changes in the ira
vel schedule, OF which due notice will
be given organization commanders.
a. Battalion Headquarters. LIST Bat
TALON. attached companies Bird lnfan-
try, Island of Kauai, January 20 to
"a, 1916, inclusive. Organizations to
be inspected I'm conformity with sched-
ule of the inspector.
b. Regimental Headquarters, Head
quarters Bird Battalion and attached
companies, Ord Infantry. Island of
Maui, January 29 to 81, 1916. inclusive.
Organizations to be inspected in con-
formity with schedule OF the inspec.
tor.
C. Bird Battalion, LIST Infantry. Ho-
nolulu, February 20, 1916. Organiza-
tions to be inspected in conformity
with schedule of the inspector.
d. End Infantry, LIST Separate Com
pany Infantry, LIST Separate Troop Cav
airy, Island of Hawaii. February "a y
March 6, 1916, inclusiye. Organiza-
tons to be inspected In conformity
with schedule Of the inspector.
e. 2nd Battalion, LIST Infantry, Ho.
nolulu. March II, 1916. Organizations
TO be. Inspected in conformity with
schedule Of the inspector.
(. Count Of property in Territorial
Headquarters and Regimental Heads
quarters, LIST Infantry, Honolulu,
March Is to 16, 1916, inclusive.
LIST Separate Company Engineers,
Honolulu, March 81, 1916.
z. LIST Battalion, LIST Infantry, Ho-
nolulu, March 10, 1915:
STAFF, LIST Infantry, Honolulu, March
%, 1916.
Territorial Headquarters, Honolulu,
March "a, 1916.
LIST Separate Co. Engineers, Homo
lulu, March q, 1916.
Organizations to be inspected in
conformity with schedule Of the in
spector.
Inspections will be made for the
United States under Sec. IA Of the
Militia Law in conformity with Par.
i, s. o. 8, G. 8. H. Dept, 1916, by
Capt Charles s. Lincoln, End lnfan-
try, Observation-Disclosures.
Organizations will be inspected in
field service uniform with field equip
ment
Drill in close order and extended
order will be required by the in
specting officer
Commanding officers of organiZa-
tions will subrst, to the inspecting Of
ficer records showing the following:
verbal staten hts will not be taken.)
a. Number OF consecutive days on
practice marches. .........
Average number actually attending
..r... tx gW
b., Number OF consecutive days in
camp service for instruction. .......
Average number actually attending
c. Number OF assemblies for drill
and instruction.
(excluding and b.. Average num-
Der actually attending:
d. Number of assemblies for tar.
get practise (excluding b)...........
Average number actually attending
$3.50.
e. Number who were not actually
present "a times for drill and instruc-
ton during the calendar year 1915 in
with Sec. IS, Militia Law
exclusive of camps and field work.
4. A roster of officers and enlisted
men for the entire calendar year 1915,
showing their attendance at every
drill and assembly ...
g. Small-arns firing records for
calendar year 1915, showing:
Number OF men in organization dur
ing range practise season. 49,.
Number of men who had instruction
gallery practise. 49,.
Number Of men who fired Militia
Number OF men who fired regular
army course. 1890.
h. Whether each officer and en-
listed man has been physically exam
ined as prescribed ...
/. Number Of men under Is years of
Age.
]. Number Of married men. 80.
k. Number of men discharged for
physical unfitness during 1915. 80.
l. How many OF the present mem
bers Of this organization have re-
ceived the complete antityphoid inoc-
ulation for the prevention of typhoid
fever?. .....
m. Property records showing the
amount on hand. 80.
The amount received during the
The amount inyoiced, dropped, lost,
ETC., during year..
Articles in possession of indi-
vidual men. ...
Whether United States property Is
carried home by officers or enlisted
men.
Whether United States property is
used for non-military purposes. ...
Whether all property reported I'M
serviceable by last United States in
speeding officer has been turned in or
passed upon by surveying officer