The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-21

entfehee 20 those toped OF abaces WEI
y sign posts with the names Of the pai
Z ti3ilar schools assigned Ito that part
i cellar line, IL was noticeable thatgtb
only man III Honolnlu with n bamme
|, out for the parade was Harry Denisot
! an official Of the Oahu Railroad n
had bis hamttsF out ID 'naiI 1t seboo
notiss boards, and he did well.
Children came from every direction
Street cars boxed BOYS and Girls
autcs emptied them out: they came 4,
busses and bug sies, and some walke,
l--long lines 0f them, all dressed 4,
whteSor in their Sunday best and witt
banners in the van, - - NFt5gSfI
YIne spirit OF children IS day VA,
further aetentnated when into ifhei,
d midst came the cavorfinq SrDaiay,,
The yonthfal elephant, Of, the Zoo. fIap
Ping her huge, ears, and evidently rel
tshing the fact that she was hctuaIik
TO head that cOncpurse of youno An,
erica--heF real friend. ~TTpon her sida.
wee placaTds whirh read i.ffNb mogev
left ingmy trunk-it's all nut into WN,
Salvage 'Stampas,7 80 = -
Thousands Of. Flags y, go
Ard then Al, tbe. great park WA, fiil.
edt almost to Overlooking above n rosa
aJnass Qf eolpt, all contained in five
thoqsapd little, American f1aps. wbich
were dfstributed by' TIE ASyeSt;sSr
each sslss Tag being the product. Of ifs
Hboys TIE babel rose tbs os0vs4,;
/ h6tes II a bug,e, tie call to aftent;ntSS
lsiyp'aediatelV the @tenchers mn "a aIIad
theit ehhrres, big ftngs were roissd
aIihfY and li1ne f1ags we're slonted VA
Shoulders, the eleven flars az The Allies
borne by, Bov SSonfa Of TToop xVfff
advanced to the middle Of King streS
mounted police SWING int6 saddles. M
Hsraiian Band which has pafaded
With every manner Of rrocessinn alone
tne seltjsame. street since 1879 tuned
M; Daissy, .sti'l wagGing her oars and
Setyfug, the thfong win rcntIe ewss
trni.ted into line. and MarshaI Haroid
DiNihgh"n.' ordS~ed the proc sssion IL
sfart. : Robert W. Shingle, 'Tery;tof,sI
Director OF the War SAVINGS star5,
Campaign, rpi-e1 his fiag. IA GfLs
great Army Of Thrift cot into e S,fn
4 Police had cleared the erfite gtrSst
and with the fcooperati6n Of fbe 4 ma
I, ,rarrsit' mapA cement. No. cars passed
thTpoagh the line. and the children had
VIC t no. entit"1v to themselves
,.gts Columbia, the Gem Of the ocean ,,
tyner.n by hl'. vas the irspTritiHg afr
which the Hawaiian Band tlaved, 5Aj
cheer want mn from tho srcr tatorsl wbo J
sttetshedt ftonf Aala Park 10 me Gan.
,bs depst Hiasscs on both sidewalks
No Exemptions ~ - , - I
~ Director ShinRle bore a bannerl
Ybich, carried the, legend; '@UncIe
sam 9 Thrift Army. Two Boy, Scouts
aanked him with signs which rsad: ,
mo Age Limit" and "No Exemp.
Behind this trio, came the woman
directors OF the cambatgn, Mrs Waiter
II FrearS parade director In the IA. /
teri lffanked ~ Mrs Harmon Hen. |
bricks, general director, and Mrs.
aepiltpn ?. Agee, director of public
9tFhnSi,ou ACADEMY Urls. an IN Witt, !
with red, white and blue Liberty Cans
D. bevys Of winsonf. youthfnIness folI
loved, marching with steady stem eigbt
apreast. behind them came A. N.
S saI pap PIP 'of the Stamp Campaign Com
mites mites earrVin" the American flag.
ana wth him Mr.. Lee, executive of
the committed, carrying a banner.
4 TIE at-p-tap-tap of drums and the
shrlll' notes qf bugles gave evidence
pat the Ro" Scouts drum and bupIe
rorns, with Ezra Crane, as leader. we're
in line as usual.
II Came then the Flags Of the Allies. n
! me Of eleven Boy Scouts bearing The
f'ngs that nv over the camps Of the
armies, in, France and Relqium
n ttaly and the Balloons. In Mesono
Iaegg1S' South Africa and. all around the
10y Scouts wps/,Ss thick a, bee.
iianlr Troop T. Nld then Troon with
IS Kit ,eart. decorated with Thrift
StGmp C"mpaihn posters, nd upon il /
,retty little miss: 8roors III and V
hen VIE and x and XVIII.
Dyer Here and Over There
a float typifYing the peace and nuie. 4
'tde, the sunshine and, safety Of Ho. I
taii, with Waikiki Beach and il, in. t
Jung sands. presented the peace for
,plm america tights in contrast to
ne Tragedies of Europe Upon the a
eah reehned bather. represented
r>Mrs j. Moran! of the Thrift Stamn {
"mmittee's' staff, with little tots c
LAYING about her! 49, a
The contrast was shown nv Aoot {
'hreseDtinF aIffhdt remained Of what t
I'D BEEN an equally happy SCENE be
ore the passing of German troops v
rIiihed cottage, a, dead mother IEiny i
\ front and her httls son stretched II
felssk among the ruinsA+a ppruesnn1e !.
of the brutality Of wbicL =
of France ana Relcimm i
; VI. besn{the victims. ''tTpnn the Sidp I
this car was the legend: "Dont d
ut It Re In Vain.''" e
The War DepaTtment was next rem. y
scented by the, Twenty.tGftf Infanttv a!
and: &hlSbS PLAYED with its old fire. M
ID Vigor and kept hundreds of feet ,
nlting the rayeneitt ii steady time y
The Fred Kindergartens came next az
the midst hftthe &ce mareiirrs hefng ~
'banese rnothers. CARRYING upoh their !
IckS' httls, NipponcSe kinderpartuers
" small +" keen m nj thr rarrh "
PadinG this section marched Uncle
I'M. the tiniosti Uncle Sam who ever
rRde1, Ghnw, Nee. a tiny son Of
li"a i" h high hat as, tall as himself
The Chinese Church throng CARVED