The Washington herald., 1922-01-22
YOUNG AGUINALDO GUEST
OF CARABAOS AT "WALLOW''
Son of Famous Insurrectionist Sensation at
Gathering of Veterans of Philippines.

The first public "wallow" of the
Washington corral. Military order
OF the Carabao, composed of veter-
ans of the Philippine campaigns.
was held here last night, since
THAT famous incident when the vet
erans' singing of the song "And
Beneath the Starry Flag, Civilize
Them with a Krag," parody on
well known patriotic air, caused
President Wilson to utter an on
cial rebuke.
That incident was in 1918 when
the administration was friendly to-
ward Philippine independence and
the veterans sentiments toward the
little brown brother" were not
those of Mr.. Wilson and his sec
retary of State, william Jennings
Bryan.
The members of the Order of the
Cardiac came back. however lasr
night. But the sensation Of the
evening was the presentation of a
sfiling young man. Emilio Agui-
naldo. jr.. whose father was the
famous 'fnsurrecto" chief, whose
capture did much for the reputation
OF the late Maj. Gen. Frederick
Funston.
Is Student In Boston
Young Aguinaldo, student who
is living in Boston. was brought
to the meeting by Col James
A. Moss, U. s. A, and no one was
told of the plan until the young
man appeared at the "wallow." The
Chief Justice was present as for
mer governOr-general of the Philip
pine Islands
The banquet hall was a 'reproduc-
tion Of the tropical scenery of the
Philippine Islands. Its arrange
ments were supervised by officers
who had been there in the days OF
the empire and no details of old
Luzon were omitted. Charging az
the guests was a huge Carahao, the
patron of the order. During the
evening. moving picture scenes
of the Philippine Islands. including
Chief Justice william Howard
Taft. then governor. astride a cara
bao, were introduced.
Message from Island.
In one of these pictures. an air
plane appeared as a speck in the
distance. 1t gradually approached
and finally landed in the face of
the guests. A Filipino. Juan Pasig.
with a bamboo tube in his hands,
stepped from the machine and
bowed smilingly at the audience.
The lights were turned on and
Juan Pasig was standing on the
stage. and delivered a message OF
congratulation to the American
army from the younger Philippine
generation" for the wonders that
have come from its pioneer work in
the islands.
Maj. Gen. Frank Mcintyre, chief
Of the Insuiar Bureau. was installed
Paramount Carabao. Admiral Mar
bury Johnson. Patriarch of the
Herd; Brig. Gen. George Richards
U. S. Marine Corps. Bell Carabao,
and Col. James NJ. Heller, U. S. A.
Lead and Wheel Carabao.
Chief Justice William II. Taft of
the Supreme Court. the local civil
ian member. sent a letter express
ing regret at being unable to be
present because of illness.
Toast to President.
AS is an invariable custom of the
Carabao. Maj. Gen. w. c. Neville, U.
s. NJ. C., as Paramount Carabao.
proposed a toast to the President.
Then he turned the office of Para
mount Caraboa to his successor,
Maj. Gen. Frank Mcintyre, U. S. A.
All OF the medals and insignia of
the office were conferred upon Gen.
Mcintyre with great pomp and dig
nifty. Rear Admiral Marbury John
son, u. S. NJ. was installed as pa
triarch of the Herd. Brig. Gen.
George Richards. U. s. NJ c., Bell
Carabao and Lieut.. Col. Joseph NJ.
Heller. was again returned to the
office of Lead and Wheel Caraboa.
Col. Herbert A. White was desig.
mated as Bombinero.
Bombinero Is Tyrnnt.
No other organization has. an Office
anything like the Bambinero He
is privileged to interrupt any
speaker or any part of the program
when, in his opinion. the herd