The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-22

guard, councilman from the Sixth
ward, secretary of the chicken show
and candidate for mayor. His assist
ants who will carry the medals ca
John Green, Bert Green, w. o. Ander-
! son, w. Drechsel and J. w. Robinson.
The press committee presumably to
press the end mems suits. is headed by
]. E. House, ably assisted by Col Fl.
S. Savage, Chas- Sessions, L. l.. klene,
J. F. farrell, Phil Eastman, d. Q. Mo
Cray, E. w. Tatman-
1.-The chaperons" who will carefully
guard the black face comedians of ten
der years will be those matronly gen
tlemen of age and discretion, w. A. L.
Thompson, c. w. Merriam. John E.
Lord, Frank Merriam, C. B. Merriam,
w. H. Stewart.
The committee on lights and decora-
tions will be c. R. Maunsell, chairman
and w. H. Purdy, w. E. Curry and z.
]. Dielman.
The general committee will be ex-
pected to do everything in general and
will be as follows: W. w. Manspeaker,
o. p. Updegraff. A j. Blakey, Albert
Sarbach, j. r. Lazwell, Or. Frank
Dunlap, A. F.. Armstrong, E. G. Quig-
ley, DR.. Won Mueller, L. S. Woolver-
ton, Bert Lucas, NJ. B. hurry, A. Fass-
Ter, w. T. Crosby, Erastus Crosby Fred
Chase, J. G. Payne, V. Kaczynsk, T.
j. Myers, c. E. Han, W. A. S. Bird,
Hayden, Galen Nichols. A. w. Dana,
A. L. Rankin, Grant Thornburg, H. Fl.
Embry, Ken Wharry, Harry Alexan-
der. Nat Black, Geo. Hetherington,
Charles Nudge, Harry Donaldson, &C.
r. Gilfllian and Frank Thomas.
The finance committee will be COM
posed of NJ. L. Zercher and he alone is
supposed to furnish all the cash nee
esSary. In other words he will be the
angel backing the show. He stands all
losses but gets none of the prohts.
The Autograph committee will fur
nish all bill boards and posters and
posters. They will furnish their own
paste and brushes. They are H. A.
Heath, w. N. Hall, Frank Crane and
George Crane.
The committee on stage talent will
be responsible for any of the actors
or actorines having stage fright or
holes in their stockings. The commit
tee is ]. A. Donahu, C. r. Jones, A
E. Watson, L. NJ. Penwell, Joe Nor
gan. E. H. Johnson, c. l. Wood, Lee
Jones. w. w. Webb, Mark Putnam, w.
c. Stranahan, w. H. Davis, William
F. w. Freeman, VIM. Brown, r. L.
Thomas, c. B. Reed, j. B. Marshall,
]. B. Heck.
The committee on international
T. T. Kelly. c. Leland, jr., Chas. Curtis.
D. r. Anthony, Henry Allen, A. M.
Harvey, Morton Albaugh.
The committee on international
peace will be aided and abetted by
the crack shots of the Lake View Gun
club, who will use only dum-dum bull
let's and putty shooters. The gunners
are u. T. Hazen, Otis Hungate. Lee
Jones, D. H. Martin, Fred Cole, VIM.
Moeser. r. w. Blair, J. c. Elliott, G..
B. Palmer, c. E. Buhre, G. P. Ashton,
Bert Green, George Clark, G. z.
Wardin.
The committee on water (without
the works. will be W. S. Bergundthal
The committee on the Branner
street aqueduct will be L. E. Myers,
Bert Patten, f. Kelly, Tom Doran.
The committee on overflow waters
or how to keep Biddle creek quiet
during the parade will be F. M. StahI
and his rural police.
The comnlllee on e1ectrolysiS will
be the Mulvanes-John r. David, D.
W.. G. J.. Joab, and Don.
The committee on horse and vehicle