The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-13

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wanan REGIMENTS OF tne natlonal guaLu
me llrs' hawallas in ~ yes,eluay
noIhng was paraaea ~ rsylsw pslore
SoNerhor flhkham ana tne members OF
tne mouse ana senate; An. place o., :
scant elgnly men whien tne regimene
once mustered TOT parade nor 70
msny years ago s,ose " tnousapu
yes.eiIuay passeu /. tne IeViewlhg stanu,
tno s'Bnai sorps anu IVY oVuipahies Y, u,
eosss ar.illety oeing .ne ohy g1erS
1bsaS IA ne. % ~ rSa s sa sns,Ii
tia was IN the column. ~
Led by, the band Of the First HaSa.
iian Infantry the column left the arm
ory shortly before ten O'Clock, march
ing down Hotel Street to Nuuanu.
thence to Merchant Street where Il
turned towards the Capitol grounds.
When lis head touched Militant Street.
the regiment was halted. faced in re.-is
ment front and held Mt attention while
inspected by the officers of the leoisla.
ture.
These were Chairman ], @. Ooney
of the military affairs committees of the
senate and Chairman Il. da Silva, of
the military affairs committee of the
mouse, accompanies by Brig Gen. sam
nel Johnson Mayor John =. Lane,
charles +. Chilllngworth, president Of
the senate and II. l., Holstein, speaker
OF the house.
Following the inspection the column
was marched through the Judiciary
grounds and wheeled back into King
:. street into column of platoons, passing
the reviewing stand from the east side
OF the square, the companies saluting
the reviewing officers as they passed
Exhibition Draws Applause 10
A. Aloto. s,roo. ar ...;.,. =.
bronobt h.eL - oai,,,nn ~ sn "as
tbs coA,,I.r;S, S;.,U;.a4, 5i, Jquaus a'.u
az an ISM. ~ .ne urmoIy.
wona e;.a -, Cn.., eAa = dr t,l
hSS.s Dy Sonpahy =, coinmanueu
S'P $500 loPKihs, ana ny com.
~ ' wl sl W caPt.' waiter
~ ny I ~ gave an exhipi-
,loh ~ eiose suruer ar1ii ana the latter
~ payonet WORK ana physical exercises
Dotn winning the sincere applause Of
Ine spectators ana putting up a remark
npie showing Tor militia organizations.
company Z Is Hawaiian Company NJ
IS composed OF Filipinos. Ifa
Governor Gives Praise ~
Goyarnor p;,,LL 49,, q, 4
commandinc the Hawai;sn dana n. .,'osIs,
q of the army. and fine mambar. ~ az
Legislature Who racsiva5 Az u; ~
were enthusiastic in their eommenda.
tion ~ the 1nat;ona, nlS ~
naval militia s'n'u anu 'ne
1.-THE review NJ tho no+;onol o,o,
and naval militia ana tba dr;lis 49,
a remarkable exMb;tion'U sata n,,,nr
I b.
was essentially for the legisIaturs ~.
c;dantalIy 4 ~, -, - y, < isis.ure' IN
GERS and men for tba;r aSsoia,t az IN
"The people viii beo;n 70 ann No.
ate. after such n revin1 ,hn ;Si pss.
amount Of WORK +bat ~ i ~, , nss
plisbed In hntionai s,,ard n S I.''!ti
> the last e;ghteen moGths oA uii'is
aTbe ;niitionaI onara shn,,lA ~. 90.
tanned in every sggrass;na a,J sus
gressiye way becansa nnia.s pro,
are brought to The hig6ost standa.S Pc
efficiency they TAI, az tbe;r ob;ant -
Need Financial s,nnort ''o''
HTbis is imnoss;hIa vitno,,. ...s,.,.
financial and othar snn,,nrt >, APioPer
General Strong 6igbiv nro;.o5 h,.,,
men md Officer for tieir worI- boti,
Yesterday and d,irinp the 'carn;,,ol u,
said: =. .'': : W. ~ - - 7.
81 have seen the national guard and
the naval militia with the regular
army troops and now 1 have seen Them
alone and I am highly pleased with
their work" -. :. m. !
General job nson expressed pratiAca.
ton that both the national guard ana
the naval militia in a test before the
public officials of the Territory proved
that they were working hard TO be-.
come troops of the highest standard.
ne said: .=. &t.E5 ~
lhe national guard and the naval
militia IN review before the legislature
p.oyea Iaat they are striving for the
~ ni1 ~ eIncleney Eineieney and striv-
ma my ton more NOR. einciency is the sole argu'
tba ioo ~ ~tacn We rest our case before
mast Ta 'Ia.u.e anu me Puphe. In the
iosmomth psen working on hand'
hona tba, Das a anhIeialiy ana ~ Is our
stron" az my pe uDle tS work on
tbat we en- oS su nnaneial pasis SO
.tionaI Guard 81 Haws sU nnse sFe ~