Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-02
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR ENTRAINMENI
OF GUARD GIVEN
Local Regiment Win Be Taken
to SchofieId in Two Trains
Sunday, Nov. II

Detailed instructions for the entrain-
ment of Oahu's national guard regl-
ment are announced in field orders
from regimental Headquarters. The
orders show that the local regiment
will be taken out on two separate
trains, one leaving the Oahu Railway
station at s o'clock on Sunday morn
ing, November II, and the other at
lao the same day. =.
In the latter group will also be in
Guided the Lahaina company from
Maui and Company B, Hawaiian Sig
nal Corps, which arrives that morning.
In the first group to leave will be
Headquarters, 1st Infantry, Col. W. K.
Riley; Headquarters Company, Capt.
D. L., Mackaye; Supply Company,
Capt. l.. B. Reeves; Machine Gun Com
pany. Capt. S. NJ. Lowrey, and Is Bat
talon, less three squads of Company
B, Maj. M. NJ. Johnson, and the 3rd
Battalion under Maj. A. w. Nicely
The foregoing will assemble at the
armory at $50 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing November II. 49,.
Under Maj. L. NJ Judd, three COM
panies of the End Battalion will assem-
BILE at their respective stations on Sun
cay afternoon in time to catch the
LAO train - Company F, Aiea, 2
o'clock; Company G, Eva Mill, 2:30;
Company H, Waipahu, 2:15. Company
f will assemble at o'clock Sunday
morning at Waialua to be moved by
rail by the Waialua Agricultural Com
panv. to the camp site.
OrI Do nf
will assent at $50 on Sunday
morning with the exception Of Com
pany L under Capt. E. Hopkins which
has been detailed for guarding the
Nuuanu water supply. This company
will assemble at 7:36 o'clock that
morning and march to the Nuuanu
camp to relieve the provisional com
pany now there. =.
An advance detachment consisting
of three squads of Company B will
20 to Schofield on Wednesday morn
ing, November z. fully equipped. They
have been selected to prepare portions
of the camp for the larger body OF
troops to follow.
The provisional company from
Nuuanu will be dismissed, its mem
bers to report to their various or
CARNATIONS.
- While awaiting entertainment troops
will be held at attention or at ease
and silence strictly enforced.
Upon entraining a guard consisting
of two noncommissioped officers will |
be detailed with posts aeach door of
the car. Officers and noncommission-l
ed officers are enjoined to see that
proper decorum is preserved in the
car. PPlacing rifles in the bundle
racks, splitting on floors, ETC., Is strict
ly prohibited.
Upon arrival at the camp troops
will be detrained quietly under the
supervision of the officers of each or
ganization Organizations will bel
formed, roles will be called and po-
Icing squad will be sent through each
car BY the organization occupying
same to make thorough policing and
cleaning of the car. /
All baggage of all organizations will
be prepared for shipment in the COM
pany quarters at the armory prior to |
noon, November 9, 1917. This baggage |
will be properly marked and conspicu-
ousiy labeled with the company and |
regimental designations. A list of this |
baggage will be prepared by the or
ganization commander in triplicate |
showing each item to be shipped and
number Of tag. One copy will be re-
tanned and two copies turned over to |
Major j. NJ. Camara, ordnance Depart
mcnt, officer in charge of transpor-I
tation. Printed tags will be issued |
from headquarters after November 5. |
Organization commanders will have
acquisitions for all required property
rot on hand in the hands of the supply
officer not later than the evening of
November 3, 1917.
Capt. Mackaye, regimental adjutant,
estimated today that fully 95 per cent
of the present strength of the regi. /
ment will be at the camp. This would
be 1880 out of 1895 men.