The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-28


William Taylor. assistant marshal.
BICYCLES
AUTOMOBILES.
Ms. Lou Wyman-White chrysan-
themums.
DR.. Samuel Lyman-Pink chrysan-
themums.
west Side Reading club-Purple and
white chrysanthemums.
Cosmos club-Pink and white cos
mos.
Mrs. Binings-Red and white pop
pies.
Mrs. Norris-Two shades of green.
d. A. R.-Red, white and blue.
Mrs. Swearingen-Pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Good Government club-Red peoples.
The parade win form as follows:
City Troop and equestrians on Quincy.
with right resting on Tenth avenue;
bicycles and automobiles on west side
of Quincy street, south OF Tenth ave-
nue.; floats on east side of Quincy
street, north of Tenth avenue; all car
riages on west side of Quincy street,
north of Tenth avenue; fire depart
ment on east side of Quincy street, in
rear of floats.
The parade will move from Tenth
and Quincy, west to Kansas avenue,
north on Kansas avenue to Third
street, west on Third street to Topeka
avenue, south on Topeka avenue to
Eleventh street, east on Eleventh
street to Harrison street, north on
Harrison street to Fifth avenue and
disband.
All participants must be at place of
formation not later than 2:15 p. m,
as the parade will move promptly at
2:30 p. m
Assistant marshaIs will report to the
chief marshal at Tenth and Quincy,
not later thin o'clock p. m. for in
EVENING-8:oO O'CLOCK.
Auditorium.
Piano SOLO :.;..-.- selected
Address-Mrs. Mabel LOOMS Todd,
Massa chusetts.
Address-Mrs. Bell NJ. Stoutenborough,
Plattsbouth. Neb.
Vocal Solo, selected
Mrs. George W. Parkhurst, Topeka
accompanied by Miss Gertrude Tracy
Address-Mrs. May Belville Brown,
Address@Mrs. H. 0. Garvey, Topeka;
Harp Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Selected
Miss Tyler, Junction City.
Home, Sweet Home Audience
Thursday, Topeka Day
MORNING=1O O'CLOCK.
Service drill of fire department at
corner of Seventh street and Kansas
avenue, and exhibition water pressure
AFTERNOON O'CLOCK.
Industrial parade, seven divisions,
including lao decorated wagons and
floats.
Magnificent $1,000 display of fire.
works from the dome of the State
house under auspices of Republican
Flambeau club.
The following are the officers Of the
troops from Leavenworth:
of the Fourth United States cav
airy:
Major c. H Murray. commanding.
First Lieutenant S. A. Purviance.
Second Lieutenant J. B. Henry.
quartermaster and conmissary-
OF G. troop:
Lieutenant L. w. Prunty. Sixty men.
Lieutenant w. B. Pershing and
seventy men.
First lieutenant Upton Brine.
Second Lieutenant G. L. Silcox and
100 men.
Dr. B. r. Shook.
The following are the members of the
Boys Troop which will participate in
the Semi Centennial parades:
Jamie Hughes, captain; Leland War
ner, first lieutenant; Dana Jennings,
second lieutenant; Roy Starr, first
sergeant; Ralph Rother. second sergeant;
Roy Wilson. color sergeant; Houghton
Albaugh: Claud Aids, Ads. Ben Ben AtWel;
Boohler Harry Coe, John COe, Harry
Coney, Ray Capp. Albert Davis, Harry
billiard, Major Anderson, Morris Gless-
ner Valentine Goddard, David Gray,
Hoocher, Emery Hughes Marshal Ken
nedy, Charley Kichum, John Loomis,
Samuel Lux, Carl Menninger, Milton.
Moeser, Leland McAfee, Charlie Miller,
Otto Mohler Cyrus Munroe, Willie
Parr, Willard Pierce, Amos Pool, Yer
non Perkins, Kenneth Roudebush, Clay
Sanders, Harry Sheldon, Forest smith,
Fred Smith, Willie Sims, Earl Irober,
oscar VVessOn Philip WhitcOmb, Willie