Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-06
ORDEROUTLINES
Army PLANSFOR
CARNIVALPA PARADE

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Details CT the marching order for
the big military parade on Washing
tons Birthday at Carnival time nave
been issued al army headquarters as
follows:
A parade In honor OF the 1S5th an
anniversary OF the birth Of George
WASHINGTON, first President Of the
first President OF the United States,
VIII be held in this city on February
~. 1917.
The Governor OF Hawaii has con-
scented TO review the parade. The re-
viewing stand is located at the Capitol
grounds, facing King street, on the
left Of the line Of march.
Brig Gen. Frederick s. Strong. U.
s. Army, VIII command the parade.
Staff In order from right:
Lieut.. Col. Francis r. Lacey, Jr,
general staff, chief OF staff.
Capt. Henry C.. Merriam. general
staff, assistant 10 chief of staff.
Col James II. McRse, adjutant gem
eraL department adjutant
First Lieut.. Wallace c. Philoon, I'm
fantry. aide-de-camp.
First Lieut.. Louie A. Beard. field
artillery, aide-de-camp.
Col William p. Kendall, medical
corps, sanitary inspector.
Lieut.-col. James b. Houston. quar-
termaster corps, department quarter
master.
kieut.-C Col. Robert r. Raymond.
corps of engineers. department engi-
neer.
Mai. Herbert o. Williams, inspector
general, department Inspector.
Mai Joseph B. Douglas, coast artil-
lery CORDS, department signal officer.
Maj Edward Carpenter, coast artil-
lery. corps. department intelligence.
Mai Charles G. Mettler, ordnance
department, department ordnance Of
ficer.
Uniform: Cotton service with
coats hats and garrison equipment.
The head Of the parade. will form
on King street, near River street.
Organizations In order Of march,
with place Of assemblage Of each
Engineer battalion accompanies c
and n. Sd Regiment of Engineers, and
1st Separate Company Hawaiian En-
gineers). on River street. north of
King street-head Of column at King
street.
First Hawaiian Brigade. King
street. west Of River street-head OF
column 1ear River street.
Provisional Brigade. Col d. l. How
Ell, infantry, commanding I'D Infan-
try, Provisional Regiment Coast Ar
tillery, 1st Hawaiian Infantryl, on
Queen street and River street-head
OF column on River street, near King
let Field Artillery. School and Lii
he streets-head Of column near King
street.
lth Cavalry. Prison road--head Of
column near King street
Cadet Battalion, The Kamehameha
schools-on Railroad plaza, King
street.
Cadet Battalion, Oahu Coiiege-on
Aala park near east side.
Cadet battalion, Honolulu Military
Aeademy-cn Aala park near west
side. I
re assembly win be made with as
little interference as practicable to
traffic. Intersecting streets win be
kept open while waiting for the move
ment to commence Organizations
win close up on those IN front OF them
50 as 70 be able 10 take their proper
places in column without delay.
Assembly win be completed by 9:25
a N. Column win move at $3.50 a m.
The line Of march win be from
Aala park along King street to Kapio-
lani street. where the parade viii be
dismissed
The guide WIN be left.
The march win be conducted in col
umn Of platoens Infantry platoons of
three squads each; cavalry Of three
sets Of tours cath, and field artillery
N flank column
The brieadier.genera commanding
win leave the column at Likelike
street, but no saiutes. except to the
Governor, wiz be rendered.
bands VIII not turn out Of column.
Double time VIII not be taken up
on passing reviewing point.
At the end Of the line Of march. all
intersecting streets wiz be available
for troops returning 10 camps and or
sanitation commanders viii take up
suitable formations to avoid blocking
troops still In column.
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