Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20

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camp looked as If il had been in the
| hansd OF a regular army regiment
| Roster Shows $50 There ,"
The number of men in camp here is
$50, 50 officers and $50 enlisted men.
which makes it the largest encamp-
ment ever held. and the commanding
officers are greatly pleased with the
showing Regardless of this large
number of men, many of whom have
never been in camp of this kind be-
fore. there has been no "miX-up" what
soever
After supper the men cleaned up
and then either lay about their tents
or visited other points about the camp.
At e:30 the regimental band played
several lively pieces and here and
there the voices of the men could be
heard raised in joyous laughter. Soon
lights began to twinkle, and with mar
tial music floating over the camp the
sight was certainly inspiring.
All Ready TOR Taps
Taps was sounded at 10 and the
men, tired with their hard days work,
were glad to turn in. Many arms,
legs and shoulders ached with the
unaccustomed work. but the spirit OF
tho men has not been dampened by
doing work which at home they would
never think Of doing and the success
of the camp seems assured.
Real Msneuvers Begin
Early this morning the real man
ayuers began The first call sound
ed at 5:45 and 10 minutes later came
reyeille Assembly was at 6 O'Clock
and the glad call TO mess sounded at
$780, The next cah was fatigue at
o'clock. Fifteen minutes sick call
came and the rest of the day was di-
yided up as follows: Drill call, 1850;
assembly, s.; recall from fatigue,
1870; first sergeants' call, Has;
mess call, noon; drill call, L; fatigue,
1; assembly lis: recall from fatigue,
a; retreat tparsde), first call, 4:45;
assembly. 8; guard tinformal), after
retreat; tattoo, $50, and taps, TO-
This will also be the order for each
day of the week until camp shall be
broken Sunday
The following &c the camp roll:
Col Croxton, Lieut.. Col Riley, Regi.
ment Adujtant Capt Kolb, Chaplain
Franck, Maj. Rose, End Battalion;
Maj Johnson, 1st Battalion; Maj. Az
w. Nicely, 3rd Battalion: adjutant, End
Battalion, Lieut. May; adjutant, Srd
Battalion, Lieut.. Wayne; adjutant, LIST
Battalion, Lieut. Midkiff
Supply Company-Capt Dougherty,
End Lieut. King.
Machine Gfin Company-Cap At
kinsoH, LIST Lieut. Judd, End Lieut.. Nc
Grew, End Lieut.. Jackson.
Lieut.. G6dff End Lieut. Evans; AZ
enlisted men
Company BE- Capt. Lowrey, 1st
Lieut. Haehnlen, End Lieut.. Benn;
eight enlisted men.
Compant G - Capt. Frazier, LIST
Lieut.. Morgan, End Lieut. Ellis; 4S
enlisted men.
Company D - Capt. Reeves, 1st
Lieut.. Wescott, End Lieut. Mackaye;
AZ enlisted men.
Company Capt Coster, 1st Lieut..
Hilo, End Lieut.. Baker; 81 enlisted
men. ii. T." 4
Company F--Capt. Hopkins, LIST
Lieut.. Allen, End Lieut.. Hopkins; 81
enlisted men
Company G-Capt Kane, 1st Lieut..
kama, 2nd Lieut. Kalua; % enlisted
men. .@......
Company H-Capt. Amona, LIST
Lieut. Sing, End Lieut.. zap; 3S en-
listed men. -. IN.
Company Capt. Ware, End Lieut..
Miles; CT enlisted men.
Company K-Capt. McCandless, LIST
Lieut.. Ellis, End Lieut.. Vannatta; 81
enlisted men.
Company Capt. Evans. 1st Lieut..
Chung, End Lieut. Moore; 60 enlisted
men. = ~. T.
Company M-Capt. Hampton, LIST
Lieut.. H. Stuart Johnson, End Lieut.
Fraser; II enlisted men
Medical department detachment
Maj. Benz; Is enlisted men.
First Separate Company Engineers
Capt Caldwell, 1st Lieut.. Wood, |
ward, End Lieut. Ohrt