The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-21
Where President win Travel in
Topeka
People Along Way Are Asked to
Decorate.
TO FURNISH PICTURES
Committee Has Handsome Lith-
Ographs for Windows.
Opportunity to Do Honor to
Chief Executive.
o FURNISH PICTURES

Announcement has been made of
the plan Cf entertainment and the
route of the presidential party from
the time it reaches Topeka next We'd
nesday morning at SIS o'clock to the
hour of departure, 1i:45 of the same
morning.
All property owners along the line
OF travel are asked to decorate the
places of business or residences in
honor Of the chief executive of the
country, and autographs of the presi-
dent will be provided to be placed in
windows along the route.
The presidential party will arrive in
Topeka at Sis a. m. The presidential
train will be set on the Santa F'e spur
near Adams street. north of Fourth
street. The presidential party will re-
main in their cars until a. M, at
which time the party, in six autOmO-
biles, will be taken to the Country
club over the following route;
West on Fourth street to Jefferson
street, south on Jefferson street 20
Fifth street, west on Fifth street
sas avenue to Eighth avenue,
west on Eighth avenue to Harrison
street, south on Harrison street to
Ninth street, west on Ninth street to
Tyler street, south on Tyler street to
Tenth avenue. west on Tenth aVenu
to Fillmore street, south on Fillmore
street to Thirteenth street, west
on Thirteenth street to Clay
street. south on Clay street to
Sixteenth street, west on Sixteenth
street to Buchanan street, south on
Buchanan street and the Burlingame
Road to the Country club, where the
president and party will take break
fast after which the party viii 90
north from the Country club over the
Burlingame Road and Buchanan street
to Sixteenth street, east on Sixteenth
street to Clay street, north on Clay
street to Fifteenth street. west on F'if-
teenth street to College avenue. south
on College avenue to the Washburn
college campus, where at S:45 a. m. the
president will dedicate a soldiers flag
pole.
The party will then circle through
the college campus back to College
avenue, north on College avenue to
Fifteenth street eHst on Fifteenth
street to Clay street, north on Clay
street to Thirteenth street, east on
Thirteenth street to Western avenue,
north on Western avenue to Huntoon
street, east on Huntoon street to TO
peka avenue, where the line of parade
will be formed at 9:15 a. M, and pro-
ceed thence north on Topeka avenue
to Tenth avenue, east on Tenth ave
nue. to Harrison street, north on Har-
rison street to Third street, east on
Third street to Kansas avenue, south
on Kansas avenue to Tenth avenue,
and west on Tenth avenue to Jackson
street, at which point the president
will lay the cornerstone of the Me-
mortal Hall and Historical building at
1890 a. m.
Next the president and party will
march west through a double line of
school children to a platform south of
the south steps of the state house in
the state house grounds, where he will
make a public address. Then the par
ty will proceed east through the state
house grounds and Ninth street to
Kansas avenue, north on Kansas ave
nue. to Fifth street and east on Fifth
street to the Santa Fe depot. where he
will take his train for AtchisOn at
11:45 q. m.