The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-18
Marshall S Band
Concert and Moving Pic
lures at Auditorium.
Under the Auspices of
Three Washburn Students
List of Business Men Who
Have Helped.

On next Friday evening, October 21.
a combined musical and moving picture
entertainment will be given at the Au-
ditorlum. The music will be furnished
by Marshalls band and the moving
pictures viii be shown by the New
York kaleidoscope company. The pic
lures shown will be late comics, WORLDS
fair and Russo-Japanese war scenes.
The concert is under the auspices OF
three Washburn students.
At the close of the concert large
number of articles will be distributed
to ticket holders There will be a horse
and buggy, piano, bicycle and nearly
300 other articles contributed by Topeka
merchants.
the young men in charge of this con-
cert to make it a success are as fol-
lows:
John s. Rhodes, Sixth Avenue Phar-
tin s. Hatch. w. A L. Thompson, Hub
bard's Seed House, the Taylor Grain
Co., Mid-Continent Mills, w. w. Gavitt
Medical Co.. The Rose Dry Goods Co,
and Supply Co, F. w. Swearingen, H.
Hulse. H. L. Tronlps w. H. Batman,
Adams Bros, F. L. Evarts. Helen l.
Francis, J. E. Searles, E. Ulamperl.
ern Fuel CO., Topeka Drug Co., j. z.
Colville, Standard Shorthand school,
The Fair, Sixth Avenue hotel. Vesper's
bakery. Dibble Grocery Co., D. o. Coe,
Burg E Zeis, Robinson. Marshall & Co.
the Mills Co, c. A Wolf, James B.
Hayden, Charles S. Eagle, Sam Hind
man, Mullins market, c. B. Collier,
Roby & Knox, H. l.. Larsh & Co, Web
ster-Tulloch Coal Co., Santa Fe Watch
Co, Keene & Knowlton. Mrs. Hollcraft,
w. H. Semple, George Burghart, Palace
Clothing Co, Crosby Bros, ]. F. Rod
man. National Heating Co., Rubow's
bakery, J. D. Sullivan, City Hand laun-
dry, Dreisbach & Wallace, c. F.
Roediger & Son, the Topeka Herald,
MI III
Stansfield, Grand Union Tea Co., Farms
worth & Ashby, ]. F. Matthews, w. II.
Kari, J. w. Grippin, Fifth Avenue hotel,
A jacobson. Topeka Trunk company,
A Samuel, W. F. Lal1e.A. c. Klingaman.
c. H. Morrison, S. F'reidberg, Warner
& Potter, Kiehl laundry, r. B. Robert
son. Lee Jones, R. c. Lutes, George
Topeka Auto and Cycle Co.. Moffitt &
Recob, Wear Coal Co.. ]. L. Van Hou-
tin, J. c. Elliott. E. 2. Guild, Thomas
NJ. Delahoyde, B. F. AOmeyer & Co.,
Midland hotel, Topeka Seed House,
Topeka Tent and Awning Co., H. D.
White, J. F. Folger, J. w. Jones & Son,
g. W. Bradshaw, National hotel, To-
company, Mutual Laundry Co, Chas,
Wolff Packing Co, Mueller Bros W.
s. Anderson, Marshall Bros, w. H.
Lowe, George w. Knauer, Dougherty'S
company, The Shawnee Milling COM
pany, Crosby Roller Milling company,
NJ o. Frost, Brown & Bishop, August
Clothing Co, w. F. Roehr Music Co,
A. w. Lacey, G. NJ. Chase & Co, Hall
Stationery Co., Warren NJ. Crosby &
Co, J. H. Leonard, Charles E. Wardin,
G. w. Fladd, c. ]. Snyder, L. E. Wehe,
the Topeka Pantatorium, c. NJ. Hill,
Topeka Pants Co., Chivers' dye works,
H G. Lang, Whitmer Bros, James
Hayes, w P. Frost. the Coughlin
Hardware Co, L. S. Woolverton, Mac
Dowen Office Supply Co, Kansas
Farmer Co. T. Davis, White Star laun-
dry, the Swift & Holiday Drug Co.,
n. L. Zercher Book and Stationery Co,
the Fitwell Shoe Co. Remington
Typewriter Co. z. c. Warren, r. F.
Glascoe, Gillette & Nicholson, w. H.
Wilson, Horsheld & Stump, w. Will
nams, Paine Bros, ]. r. McKeever,
James Gallagher, Frank Hobart, G. W.
Myers & Co., Miller's pharmacy. the
terrified, Topeka Pure Milk Co, Topeka
Laundry Co.. Jones Dry Goods Co., T
A Beck. S. Barnum Dry Goods Co.
J. H. FOUGHT Topeka Furniture Co.,
the New Era, Pratt Bros, G. c. Mich
olson, Henry Hardware Co., Kent's
Kash Koal Koncern, Model bakery
Gem laundry. ]. c. Harding Co., Otto
Kuehne Preserving Co.
Among the articles contributed are
tons of coal, flour, musical instru-
ments, cigars, rugs, candy, etc.
Some of the small articles are on
display at Morrison's, 631 Kansas ave-
nue.. Roehr's and Flads are selling
tickets.