Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-22

man, followed next. Company ], 3rd
battalion OF Engineers, Capt. r. p:
Howell. was also In line.
Guard Makes Fine Impression.
4 For new troops; many OF them hay-
ing been drilled for only a few nGnths,
the men az fAe National Guard of Ha,
wall made 4 stt0pg impression on
those who Watched the parade today,
Their alignment was good at most
places, and passing the reviewing
stand In column of plato0ns the ranks
were almost as straight as the regn'
lars. "a
Col Charles s.. Lincoln, inspector
Instructor OF the National Guard, and
commander Of the LIST Infantry. rode
ahead. OF his command, with his staff
officers, Capt. We Y KoIb, Can't, ]. r.
peugherty and Capt, AL. c. Atkinson.
Chaplain Father yaleptin Francis,
Mai. y, d. Kfiboqrne, Capt, r. ~. Benz
and Lieut. !. ii. Klhns OF the Medical
Corps rode with the staff. - Il
Sand Draws Applause,
With 30 pieces, the LIST infantry
band easily ranked with the best mu-
sicai- organizations IN the line, All
along the march the band was loudly
applauded. as were the guardsmen,
and at times their discipline was
Threatened by greetings called from
the side lines or nandkerehlpfs waved
vigorously by fair friends.
Leading the I'd Battalion, which had
first place In the parade, was Mai,
GlstaYe Hose, With Adjntent Lieut..
A is,<, Mau NJ Il sa,sf % w Kfno M, a
companies Of the battalion and their
commanders passed as follows.
Company Z, Capt c. IF. Costa; Com
pany g, Capt B. +. Kane; Company
=, Capt. f. Hopkins; Company II,
list Lieut. e. X. AmonR.
Mai. H. NJ. johnson led the Sd Bat.
TALON, with Adj. Lieut.. G. r. Frazier
and Lieut.. l.. A. Judo. The companies
passed in the following order:
Company A, Capt. H. P. 0'Sulliyan;
Company D, Capt G. f. tSchaefer;
Company e, Capt, E. S. Barry; Com.
pany b, Capt. A. J. Lowrey,
Order Of 81 Battalion.
The third battalion, under command
~ Val. A. W. Nicely, with Adjt. Lieut.
f. w. Wickman and Lieut. VIII Wayne
accompanying him, passed in this or
der: Company !, Capt s. H. Ware;
Company L. Capt William AHA;
Company NJ, Capt. W. J. Hampton;
Company K, Capt. c. R. Bostwick. o.
Last of the companies of the guard
came one with important work to do
and q fine personnel to do it. The
company Of engineers, attached to the
LIST Infantry and commanded by Capt.
Charles R. Forbes, turned out 60 train
ed men today. Lieut.. g. K. harrison
is one of the officers of the command
and led platoon. s.s s.1tfi9g
kamehameha School Cadets.
In their gray uniforms with bugle
corps at the head, the cadet corps of
the .Kamehameha school made a fine
showing. The cadets Were under COM
nand of Capt. A. J.. Booth and 80
boys marched. Everywhere the cadets
were loudly cheered. Before them was
carried the colors recently presented
to the cadet corps by the Sons end
Daughters of the Warriors.
81 Every one who saw the spectacle
today said II was tine most impressive
military spectacle ever seen here.
More men were in lire than have ~
fore marched In the annual r0|r'C<'C
review, the National Guard ms ~
better equipped and drilled. ~ [.&|c
we're at least two new han|1 |.|@
the National Guard hand and a.
Coast Artillery band.
II - estimated that bf..|..
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