The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
NEARLY HALF OF,
SECOND
REGIMENT is HERE
kauai's Contingent Here and
Ma0l's Is Expected Today with
Big Island Soldiers To Arrive
About End OF Week

huUul EHu VI WICK
Kauai entire aggregation of Ha-
waiian National GunrdsmPn arrived In
Honolulu carly yesterday morning on
the Inter Island steamship Kilauea and,
with the exception Of one company, all
were under canvas at the mobilization
camp at Fort Armstrong shortly az.
ter breakfast time. The battalion Is
ommanded by Maj Richard Oliver.
With one company Of the Second In.
fantry, from Kohnln, commanded by
Captain Samuel Woods, nearly half
Of the Second Hawaiian Infantry is al.
ready in Honolulu. nnd these companies
will be augmented this morning by ar
rivals from Maui.
Expected Today
TIE three central companies of the
Second battalion wrr" under orders
to leave KahOlui last evening for Ho-
uoluiu ARRIVING here today The La
hqina company may be among this
number and tomorrow another company
may leave the Valley Island. The Maui
companies have been getting ready for
thai" wHr service for the past week.
Captain l.. l.. Patterson, Medical
RoseI Ee Corps, who was sent to Maui
last week, has conducted physical ex.
aminations among the men throughout
the week so that the command arriving
todR" will be stripped Of many men who
would not qualify for service under the
clone scrutiny OF the army surgeons at
he mobilization camp.
Some designations
Battalion Sergeant. Major William
Engle has been discharged as such in
ordor to accept commission as sec
0nd lieutenant. of the Mauians. Lieu
tenant WaiwRiole, although he has re-
signed is said by the Maui News to
have received orders to report to the
intelligence bureau of the Hawaiian
department. Several other officers have
resigned, mostly for physical reasons.
The public schools of Maui lose SUI
pervising Principal George :. Raymond,
who is a fTst lieutenant in the Wailu-
ku company and Manuel Joseph, voca-
tional teacher has also joined the
ColOrs. Practically ten percent of the
working force of the Hawaiian Com
mercial & Sugar Company goes with the
guard, and II is figured that it will all
mean a slowing down in production
Of sugar
News Prom Hilo
From HilO comes the statement that
the supply company, headquarters com
pany and BIT company win leave there
June II, for Honolulu. Captain Yates
company, on west Hawaii is under
orders to sail for Honolulu on the 18th,
and On the same date the machine gun
company and the sanitary detac hme ut
viii embark for the mobilization camp.
Recruiting for vacancies is ALREADY
under way on the Island of Hawaii,
this being done under the direction of
Lieutenant Ayres.
The last rpmpany Of the second bat
TALON Of theHFirst Hawaiian Infantry
lrft the mobilization camp yesterday
morning, accompanied by Major Law
renee judd. commander of the battalion
and will be the first unit tn perfect
organization in barracks at Casturr
Colonel W X. Riley. commanding the
Fret Hawaiian Infantry. may all b,
~ 'astntr toy Friday OF this week, and
gwen forty rIEht hours in which t"
snake down. the rntIrP regiment may
b." ordered ont for intensive field in
N'rurtl"nS 10y M"HdAy.
Expect Hard Work
AZ the ,rtrruns of the rcyrIar rcri
r,,ntI b.,,c I,.cu. ,I,;,,, .str.sr 3D.,
met and trench work, long marching
/.
hlAtS ana nara WORK Geh"rH'lN l"i
n""'nS. II j. rAP'rtrd thht Colonel
l!r"rd, commanding the b'g l"il"hun
pos. VIII start tn" island mrr t" learn
Is soon rs p"NN'hI" and ct hardened
m.
Napt"l" tIrdr'rk flpWl, who wa
formerly mayor ut the Natl0'al Guard
headquarters, and who asked for II
'aptalhcN III crater to get INTO active
."rvIrc, met Ins company yesterday for
Ne hiSt t'm'. rms IS | Company OF
NJ hnHh ha'iuII"h. captain GIuud
an UId time army maH. and expects
o get some splendid service out OF
mis- men.
Divine Services Held
Di,.i,. .,,,... ,,or, heId 81, a..
mnhilizot,nu rnmr' yesterday morr;n,
wv Cb,,Toiu Fothpr VoIentin tbis ~,
no , mas. hn,d ont of doors md uro.
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