The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-26
MEMORALDAY
PARADE TO- Be
IMPOSING

I1u"dlASJ SIdilQ mdTSndl, All
nounces Route and Order Of
March - Civic Bodies VIII
Unite With Military ofganiza-
tons in Paying Tribute to
Memories of Nations Heroes.
TIE Memorial Day parade and ser.
vices next Saturday in memory Of the
nation soldier and sailor dead to be
held under the auspices Of George w.
Belong Post No. -, @. A. r., promise
to be exceptionally imposing, Brig.
adler General Clarence r, Edwards.
commander Of the First Hawaiian
Brigade, will be marshal Of the day
and yesterday issued au order for the
route and order Of the parade. q.
The military and civic organizations
TO participate win assemble on the
grounds of the executive building at
nine forty O'clock The head of
the column will move promptly at ten
80 clock. The uniforms for the regular
soldiers win be cotton service with
service hats. The organized troops
will march in column of platoons.
The route of parade win be on King
street to Aleken; Alakea street and
Emma street to Vineyard street; thence
TO Nuuanu street and on that thorough.
fare TO the Nuuanu cemetery where the
services win be held. The order Of
march will be as follows. r. ID
Order Of March. ~. +.
Mounted Police. ~. a.Hr. . ~
Brigadier General Clarence r. Ed.
wards, grand marshal, and staff. Lieut.
Cary /. Crockett, Second Infantry, ad.
| iutant; Lieut.. X. G. +. Goetz, First
Field Artillery, aide; Capt. James d.
Dougherty, n. G.. H., special aide; Har.
| ry J. Burns, department adjutant, U.
$. w. ", special aide. ..E.
Second United States Infantry; Col
Francis Il. French commanding.
Battalion Of Coast ARTILLERY; Major
| f.. w, Coe commanding. IL
National Guard of Hawaii band.
First Regiment, National Guard OF
Hawaii |aa
Kamohamcba Cadets; Lieut.. A. j.
Booth, Second Infantry commanding.
George w. DcLong Post No.. As, g.
A, r. w..
I
+. w. Ely, commander Department
of Hawaii US w. W; Albert @, Bel
lamy, senior vice commander; Charles
w. Fife, Junior vice commander;
Thomas +. Kennedy, department quar-
termaster. ..t..%a y
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. /, U
s.. WV. ' .
Colonel Francis w. Mansfield CAM
No. 2, u. s. W. v.
First United States Infantry CAM
No. 3, q. s. W. V. 's.-...
Colonel William d. Beach Camp No
4, U. S. w. V.
Colonel Lyman W. V. Kennon CAM
No. 3, U. s. w. V. @.e...
Improved Order of Redmen. -:
Honolulu School for Boys.
Mills School.
Boy Scouts.
Invited Guests. ... ...
Distribution of Organizations.
In conclusion the grand marshal or
ders:
''On arrival ct the Nuuanu cemetery
the organized troops will take posi-
tions az Indicated below, and will stacl
arms and the meh win be permitted Il
fall out and attend the exercises.
THE Second Infantry and Battalion
Of Coast Artillery will pass beyond the
Cemetery and Robinson Lane and will
enter the first gate above Robinson
Lane on west side Of Nuuanu Street.
"First Regiment, n. G.. II, will enter
the main cato of the Cemetery, turn b,
the left on the drst cemetery road, ans
occupy the vacant space towards JUDD
! street side of the cemetery grounds.
''The Kamehameha Cadets will form
on both sides of the main avenue of tn,
cemetery, beginning at the gate, AM
after rendering honors to the Veterans
will march west on the same avenu,
and stack arms near its western end.
The other organizations, excIusiv,
] of the Veterans, will enter Robinson
Lane and fall out. IS H.. ..
con completion OF the exercises al
the cemetery, organizations win return
to their stations. :"