Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-13
FOOT Regiments
OUT OF THE.
PARADE

One of the first official acts OF Cen
eral Macomb on resuming command
Of the Department of Hawaii this
morning, was to put his o. k. on plans
for the military parade for Washing
tons birthday, which were formulated
by Colonel McGunnegle and Adjutant-
general Campbell Owing to the long
hike from Schofield Barracks, and the
lack of funds for railroad transporta-
ton, it has been decided not to bring
the First and Twenty-fifth foot regi-
ments into town, and the column will
be considerably shortened by the loss
of two full regiments. This is a great
disappointment to the Floral Parade
committee, and to the citizens in gen.
eral, but even without the OrganiZa-
tons, the army showing will be a
strong one.
The following are the principal
points relative to the parade, contain
ed IN a memorandum which has just
been issued from department head
quarters.
Brigadier-general M. NJ. Macomb
will command the parade.
The staff of the general officer COM
handing the parade will be as fol-
lows, and will report to him at de-
partment headquarters at 9 a. M, Feb
ruary %: Major A. S. Conklin, chief
of staff; Lieutenant-colonel Archibald
Campbell, adjutant general; Lieuten-
ant-colonel ]. G. Galbraith, inspector;
aforementioned H. l. Raymond
chief surgeon; Major B. Frank Cheat
ham, chief quartermaster Major VIM.
P. Wooten, chief engineer; Captain J.
s. Johnson, chief ordnance officer;
First Lieut.. Frank Andrews, aide.
The head of the parade will form
on King street, in front of the en-
trance to the executive grounds.
The following organizations in the
order named will march in the parade,
place of assembly of each being indi-
Gated:
Fourth Cavalry on Richards street,
south of King; head of column at
King street.
First Field Artillery on Richards
street, north Of King in column, fac
ing south; head at King street.
Second Infantry at Merchant street,
Richards.
Coast Artillery battalion. and Com
pany 81" third battalion of engineers
on King street, between Richards and
Fort; head at Richards.
First regiment, National Guard Of
Hawaii on executive grounds; hpead
of column at King street entrance.
Kamehameha Cadet battalion on
Militant south of King, head at King
street.
All organizations will be at their
designated places OF assembly forma-
ton complete, at $3.50 a. m. sharp.
The guides will be right.
The cavalry will march in columns
of platoons of three sets of fours each.
The field artillery in column of sec
lions.
Infantry, and troops acting as such,
in column OF platoons of three squads
each.
The line of march will be from the
executive grounds along King street
to victoria street, thence along Vic
toria to Eeretania avenue, passing the
reviewing stand on the right between
Young street and Beretania avenue.
Thence along Beretania avenue east
to Punahou street.
Bands will not turn out of column
in passing reviewing stand.
The general officer commanding the
parade will leave the column at his res
idence, 1881 Beretania avenue, north
side of the street, from which point he
will review the parade as it passes.
At Punahou street the parade will
be dismissed