Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-21
Army Will TURN
OUT in MARTIAL
ARRAY
Armed Strength of Oahu to Pa
rade on Washington's
Birthday

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Honolulu will be turned over to the
soldiers tomorrow morning. The
armed strength of Oahu will march
in parade, and with three regiments
and provisional battalion of regu-
lars, regiment of militia and a cadet
battalion, the showing should be a
martial one. Four bands will play
the column on It's way.
Two infantry regiments, the First
and Twenty-fifth, will not be seen in
the parade, it having been impracti-
cable TO bring them in from Schofield
Barracks. Ibis is a disappointment
to many, but even without them, there
are enough soldiers to make an i'm
posing showing. All arms of the ser
vice will be represented in the line of
march, for besides the Fourth Cav
airy, Second Infantry and First Field
Artillery, an engineer company and
a provisional battalion of coast artil-
lery, composed of the five companies
in the Artillery District of Oahu, will
parade.
The troops will assemble on the
streets running into Palace Square,
and the head of the column will move
from the King street entrance to the
executive grounds promptly at 9:45,
passing the reviewing stand at 10
O'Clock. The line of march will be
along King to Victoria, up Victoria
to Beretania, and along Beretania to
Punahou. where the parade will be
dismissed. Brigadier General NJ. NJ.
Macomb, commanding the Hawaiian
Department, will commabd the pa
rade, and at his Beretania street resi-
dence he will turn out and review the
troops as they pass.
The cavalry and field artillery came
in from Schofield yesterday, arriving
shortly after noon, and going into
camp at Kapiolani park. This gives
the men full day to rest their horses,
and clean up their mounts and equip
ment, which is a considerable advan-
tage over last year. when the troops
arrived one day and paraded the next,
without having time to smarter up
their appearance. The uniform of the
parade is cotton service, with cam
paign hats.
A reviewing stand has been erect
ed on the high school grounds facing
Thomas Square, and limited num-
Ter of tickets have been issued by the
military authorities.
Following will be the order Of the
parade:
Mounted Police.
Commander.
Brigadier General. Montgomery NJ.
Macomb, U. s.. Army.
L - n To- o.
Major Arthur 8. Gonklin, Chief of
Staff
Lieut.. Col. Archibald Campbell, Adiu-
tant
First Lieutenant Frank M. Andrews,
End Cavalry. A. d. c.
Lieut.. Col. Henry !. Raymond, Chief
Surgeon.
Lieut.. Col. Jacob ]. Galbraith, Tnspec-
tor.
Major B. Frank Cheatham, Chief
Quartermaster.
Major William P. Wooten, CHIEF En-
gineer Officer.
0rderlies.
Troops.
Company (Pioneer) Sd Battalion OF
Engineers. Captain w. T. Hannum,
Corps of Engineers, commanding.
End Infantry. Colonel Francis H. |
French, commanding.
Provisional Battalion, Coast Artillery |
Corps. Major E. j. Timberlake,
commanding.
LIST Field Artillery. Major w. M.
Cruikshank, commanding.
4th Cavalry. Colonel w. ID. Beach,
commanding.
1st Regiment, National Guard of Ha-
waii. Colonel Ziegler, commanding. |
Kamehameha Cadet Battalion. Lieut..
George E. Turner, Coast Artillery
Corps, commanding.