Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-23
OAHIrS ARMED
STRENGTH is IN
MILITARY PARADE
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new companies OF the guard. 3, D and
ii, all showed to good advantage. and
all ether companies showed the result
OF recent hard work.
Last, but not least. came the Ka-
mehameha cadet battalion, as
"spoony- looking an outfit as coula
be turned out The cadets always
give the ether examinations some
points on close order driii. to which
they pay special attention
On the Reviewing Stand.
On Che special directors reviewing
stand erected Mt Palace square were
Governor l.. ". Pinkhan. Admiral c.
u. r. Moore. Dircctor.general and Mrs
james d. DcuEherty. members Ct the
T consular corps. aides and other invited
guests. Mayer Fern wss unable ia be
present on account Ct Illness and
Queen I.iliuokslani I'D not wish 10
risk everlasting her strength
The invited quests in the directors
stand included:
Governor l.. e o.-tha-r. cel. J. ",
Jones, james o. Dousherty. Ms.
James o. pounher.v. Mrs C. 3. Coop
er Admiral G. 3. Z. Moore Mrs
Moore, Mayor Fern. Secretary W-u. E.
Miles, Or. e. q. Cooper, Col. c. w.
ziegier. IL. A. L. nnmp. Queen LILO
kanali.
consular Corps and Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Sctaefer Mr..
and Mrs. ceorr Rodlek. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. 3. Renters, Mr.. and Mrs. r, p.
Lanue, Tsx-ang Woo HDan, 81 kwsnr
Him, Mr.. and Mrs. n. A.. Won Holt. Or.
a. Marques, Senior A. de Souza Cana.
vafro, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lsnz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce CARTWRIGHT, Jr., sencr To-
nacic de Arana; Hachiro Arits. Mr.
sEd Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Phillips, Mrs. J. w. Jones, Mrs. c. W..
zieoIcf, Mrs a. L. Bump. 1t. Lando,
Former Governor and Mrs. Geo. r.
Carter, Gen. and Mrs Mcclellan, Miss
MccleIlan, Chief Justice and Mrs. A..
&. M. RohertsDn. Secretary and Mrs.
4. A. Mott.Smith, T. N. Vetlesen, Mrs.
Netiesen, Mrs. J. =. Lewis. Miss Won.
Holt.
Once AGAIN the Honolulu AID Club
came 70 the front with the AID Club
spirit. and filled a sectien Of the grand
stand with q crowd OF cheer leaders
which acted as stimulant upon the
cssemblnfe and showed 10 those IN
line that the spectators appreciated
the efforts OF the officers. and enlist
ed men. In making this spectacle one.
Of TIE erandest Of the entire carnival.
II was noticed that II companies OF
regulars failed to execute eyes right"
IL salute I'd the novernor. This may
possibly be accounted lot 1s tn :. :. la =.
t1at lns's Wa - - ,s.s s ..,,,, 80 me
tisM3ne po.ns -..x '. s,,.v hayo fa;lad
lV''ptz Z .',,s ,.sfsoer
.o teto ,..1 - =. -" No
~, So'o'e.s ses SUI -. e.,,.;,.
WIN ai,1'1s. ne ,ss. n ..r.,sss,
stleneu q oenu pes $500 :. =
before the teILlsoly e..,el $3.50. =
ana iater .etieMeu " e s.. eo1 1,a.sar,
ing genera u wy -, =,
i1ehk touay paIaue mas en.qes - -
peaeestlii's histoLs. 10y - ''se s..sS
place tne MeA ls.A ~ ~ ,.ss. ~
toch REPRESENTATIVE =, eI ,s,. Ss's 49,
.tilsq OUT, enu = 81 .1ss AZ
mere Nll.pe a.ss pa. auos ' sis.e
n'o SIhhue - Tug p'0sSl's s'''.s'
Close TO 5000 men were ~ line, ~
GLIDING new companies OF the lst m
Iantry. n. G. H., 500 strong, and the
kanehamehn cadet battalion. Whicn
always makes splendid showing IN
local parades, and which has come
tn be regarded as a regular feature
o fevery military display The parade
was the largest, and the column con-
segment the longest, ever seen on
r~I.~ .,horc 1,fr r,,flifarv er,oofn olec
are no novelty.
Conditions for the Washington
birthday narate Of 1914 were far more
favorable than in former years. This
time the troops were camped in or
about the city for some DAYS prior Is
me event. and were able to make a
much betfer appearance on the
streets. The mounted regiments had
chance 10 get their horses and
boi,inment In Derfect condition, which
has heretofore been impossible. when
The cofhinands have marched in from
Scho6eld the day before they were ex-