Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

MILITARY PARADE
TO MARK HOLIDAY
Regular Troops, Militia, Cadets
and Volunteer Sailors Will
March Through Streets

Essentially a holiday Of martial
character, the Mid-Pacific Carnival
celebration of George Washington q
Birthday-the one hundred and eighty
fifth anniversary Of the birth Of the
first president-wflI start tomorrow
morning with d great military review
OF nearly all the United States army,
navy and marine forces stationed on
Oahu.
Augmented by the Hawaii National
Guard and the potential fighting men
OF the future, the cadets Of the semi
military schools Of Hawaii, there viii
be from 5000 to 5000 men in the great
Parade when Il starts tomorrow morn
ing from the head of march on King
street, near River, at $50 o'clock
Reviewing Party on Stand
Governor l.. E. Pinkham is TO re.
view the parade from the reviewing
stand which will be located in the
capitol grounds, facing KING street.
BIIg. Gen. Frederick Stone will com
mand the parade. The staff in order
IRON right to left will be as follows:
Lieut. Col. Francis h. Lacy, Jr., gen.
eral staff, chief OF staff; capt. Henry
G.. kerrIam, general staff, assistant
10 chief OF gtaff; COL James H. Nc
Rae, adjutant-general, department al.
jutant; ist Lieut. Wallace Z. fnilooL,
infantry. aide-de-eamp; LIST Lieut..
Louie A. Beard, field artillery, aide-de-
camp; COL. William p. Kendall, medi-
cal corps, sanitary inspector; Lieut.
Col james Il. Houston, quartermaster
corps, department quartermaster;
Lieut.. Col. Robert Z. Raymond, Corps
Of Engineers. department engineer;
Mai. Herbert o. Williams, inspector
general, department inspector; Maj.
Joseph b. Douglas, coast artillery, de.
partment signal OFFICER; Mai. Edward
Carpenter, coast artillery corps, de-
partment intelligence officer, and
Mai. Charles G. Mettler, ordnance de-
parrment, department ordnance Off
Ger.
Order Of Formation
The organizations In order of march,
with place of assemblage of each, will
be as follows:
Engineer Battalion Companies &
and d, Bird Regiment Of Engineers.
and LIST Separate Company, Hawaiian
on River street, north Of
King street-head OF column at King
street.
First Hawaiian Brigade. King
street, west OF River street7-head OF
column near River street
Provisional Brigade, Col. d. L.
Howell COMMUNICATIVE Infantry.
Regiment, Coast Artil- !
Iery, LIST Hawaiian Infantry, on Queen |
street and River street-head OF |
column On River street, near King.
First Field Artillery. School and 4
Liliha streets head Of column near
King street
Fourth Cavalry, Prison road-head
1f column near King street.
Cadet Battalion. the Kamehameha !
schools on Railroad plaza, King /
street.
Cadet Battalion. Honolulu Military |
Academy--on Aala Park, near west
side.
The Naval Militia viii follow the |
cavalry regiment in the line OF march. |
The Let Infantry Regiment will not !
be in the parade as It Is now on duty. |
rhe other troops from Schofield Bar
racks win be brought TO Honolulu to- |
lay for encampment tonight.
Line Of March Announced
According to the official order for !
he military parade the line Of march |
win be from Aala Park along King |
street to Kapiolani street, where the
parade will be dismissed
The march will be conducted In |
column OF platoons. infantry platoons |
81 three sQuade each: cavalry of three |
scts OF tours each and field artillery |
n flank column.
The brigadier-Keneral commanding |
rill leave the column at Likelike |
street. but no saldtes except to the
governor will be rendered