The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-16
ENTER The K. KS
KarniyaI knights Are Coming
Back Again.
The Preliminary Organization
Is Completed Today.
MANY YOUNG MEN
They Are Enlisted to Make
Movement a Success.
Will Have Charge of the Com
ing Carnival.
MEN

The initial steps toward the reorgan-
ization of the old Karnival Knights
were taken at the Commercial club
this noon, when Fred H. Jewell was
chosen as chairman of -he organiza-
ton and F. ]. Bell, secretary.
The K. K company of 100 will stage
the big carnival entertainment. which
will be the eliminating feature of the
week of festivities in connection with
which the semi-centenniai pageant and
state fair will be the chief attractions.
A partial list of the members was
made out today and those whose
names are given below, together with
any young men of the CITY who would
be interested in taking an active part
in planning for the carnival night en-
tertainment, are expected to be pres
ent at the Commercial club Monday
night, when the organization will be
completed.
Three hundred K K. buttons will be
made Immediately by a local firm and
those who participate in the fun MAX
ing parade are expected 20 wear one of
these yellow and White emblems,
which will be the size Of a dollar
The men who have been selected as
members Of the organization are for
the most part recognized as being
clever doors of laugh producing stunts
and it is expected that some things
W III ne DQltEU OIL III the carnival
parade that will be long remem bered.
1t is expected to interest number
of Washburn college and high school
students in the parade, and the list
of the names of those who were omit
ted from the list today will be printed
later
The members of the executive com
mittee, which met today, are: Charles
Joslin, viii Neal, c. 3. Burge, Fred
H. Jewell, W O. Rigby Albert T.
Reid, F. J. Bell and George S. Bad
ders.
The following is a partial list of the
Karnival Knights:
Chas L. Mitchell, O. Kelly. Wal
Lace Pettyjohn, J. B. Doncyson, Earl
Williams, Sam Zimmerman, Harry
Guthrie, Elmer Strain, Fred Morns
Fred Voiland, Phil Billiard, Ernest
Robinson, Frank Grfggs, Jack Camp
bell, Ben Bear, Preston P. FIenniken.
i. L. Sargent, n. B. Thompson, Arth-
ur ]. Carruth, Robert Tasker, Harry
Eagle, DR.. James Stewart, jr., DR.. VIM
Stewart. DR.. Robt. Stewart, c. Jor-
dan, Ward Spielman, Frank Burch-
field, Ed Terrill, Harry Wolf, Arthur
Wolf, Charles Wolff, jr., VIM. Wolf,
Todd Matthews, Clyde Grub, VIM.
Collinson, Dwight T. Harris, Frank L.
Snow, Ralph Mitchell. Harvey Par
sons Sammy Lux, Phil Sproat, STAN
ley Copeland, Bruce Mcfarland. Jer-
field, Don Mulvane, Holmes Mead,
John Grubbs. Allen McNeal, Harry
Curtis, Bert Harris. Charles Goodma
Geo. Godfrey Moore, DR.. T. J. Kim
brough, Sam Fleishman, DR.. c. E.
Joss, F. L. Sturges, Punch Rigby,
Frank E. Mcfarland, Joe Longshore,
Chas. Gibbs, Chas. Sessions, Ben
Diment, T. c. Kirkpatrick, Jim Nc
Clure, Robt- Stone, Matt Weightman,
Geo. Stansfield, Albert Marshall, Geo.
McDermott, Tom Lillard, Norman At
kinson, DIR. Harry Donaldson, c. A.
Porter. DR.. c. M. Hensley. DR.. C. B.
Van Horn. DR.. Jeffreys, A. K. Van
Hook. John Waters, Joe Wilson. w. p.
Williams. Frank Warren. Dick Reed,
Chas. Jennings. L. NJ. Benwell, w. w.
Webb, Walter Payne, Charles F'igg,
Bert Reed, J. Burdick, c. Colson. Guy
Morris, Lester Davis. L. L. Goodwin,
George Stansfield, Dick Sewell H.
Humphrey, Ray Locke, Harper Rig
by. Arthur Hodgins, Geo. s. Akers
Chas. Gardner, Sidney Duchett, Gil
ford Dudley, Don Hammitt, w. S.
Eberle Bob Air, John Wilton, DR.
W. s. Hunter. DR.. II. B. Hogeboom
DR.. ]. L. Work, Chester A. Grover
Chester Woodward. Lee Johnson, Lee
land Johnson. Paul Moneypenny
Frank Miller, Pete He'll, w. L. Faux
ner, Dick Seweu, John Wilton, Mr.
GilIiland