Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-21
Will ring
With SOlINDSDF
MARCHING FEET
Great Military Review, Auto
Parade and Japanese Lam
tern Display Tuesday

Tnere VIII De no Qelay IN the Mill
tary parade tomorrow. Nothing il
j ahead of it to keep it back, end the
army moves on time, so those who
! want to watch the khaki lines move
| by will have to be prompt.
At $50 the parade will start vi
King street from Aala park. At 9:45
the head OF the parade will reach the
reviewing stand in which will be Gov
1 ernor Pinkham and 400 guests Of Gen
! aFal John p. Wiser. 1t should take
40 minutes for the parade to pass any
/ given point.
Gen. John P. Wiser and his stafi
will lead the paradf, and Gen. Fred
erick S. Strong will command the lst
/ Hawaiian brigade.
IL is estimated now that there viii
not be more than 5000 United States
| troops in line, a large part of the men
having been left at the posts for rou,
tine and necessary duty.
Commanders Chosen.
Lieut.-col. w. E. Ellis will command
the battalion OF Coast Artillery which
viii be composed OF companies from
Fort Ruger, Fort De Russy and Fort
kamehaneha. SN
Col. samuel ID. Stnrgis will com
mand the LIST Field ARTILLERY. Col
Daniel j.. Howell will command the
LIST Infantry. COL Walter II. gChatReld
will command the End Infantry and
Col Samuel L. Faison the 18th In
fantry. g 49,
Today it was decided that it is i'm
practicable to start the automobile
parade Immediately after the military
review has ended, and at least an hour
will be allowed to intervene between
the two spectaeles ~ is3
The automobile parade will probably
start from Aala park at Elss0. Charles
r. Ohillingworth will lead 1t, and the
decorated autos viii be at the head,
The Japanese lantern bearers and
groups will follow, and the island prin-
cesses and their girl pages will be
placed at the rear.
The LIST Regiment, National Guard
OF Hawaii will form at the armoTy,
and will march to River street and
await It's place in the line of the mill
tary review. General Samuel !. john
son with his stan will lead the Iiegs;-
ment, which will be accompanied by
the LIST infantry band
No Hr5ses to BE Had.
King Richards famous cry might
have echoed around Honolulu for,
long time without any one appearing
to trade him the horse he wanted for
his kingdom. During Carnival week
there are no horses.
So scarce are mounts that several
men who were to ride with Charles +.
Chillingworth as marshals in the auto
mobile parade tomorrow have bad to
scratch their entries. leaving Chilling
worth to be escorted ly mounted po-
licemen, IL he can get them
Yesterday trip was made to Scho-
field Barracks by Cllillingworth and
a party. but not mount was avail
able There were no horses to be
had in Honolulu, and Chillingworth
will ride without aides at the head of
the automobiles. Ii is said every
horse ON Oahu capable of bearing a
rider will be in one or the other OF the
parades tomorrow morning.
The line Of march of the three pa
rades tomorrow, the military process
sion in the morning, in honor of Wash
ington's birthday; the automobile pa
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the solliers and the Japanese lantern
parade at night will all follow pretty
much the same general route.
Starting from Aaia park sharp on
the instant sof half-past nine the mill
tary parade will move out from Aala
park along King street to the general
reviewing stand on the Waikiki side
of Thomas Square. The bleachers for
viewing the procession will be on the
Eva side OF the square as usual. and
the governor and other prominent re-
viewing officials will be stationed in
the stand in front OF the Mckinley
High SCHOOL
At Victoria street the parade will
swing TO the left as far as Beretania
street, then to tie right again and out
Beretania street until it reaches the
home OF General Wiser. Here a re-
viewing stand has been built, and Gen
eral Wiser will fall out and take his
place as reviewing officer, to receive
the salute of the marching men. The
parade viii disband after it has passed
this stand.
The automobile parade viii follow