The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-25

win preside and the best OF music will
/ be provided. Lew. Cove post of Man
haitian VIII be present in a body ana
present the state historical society with
a copy Of one Of the four seals of the
Confederacy in existence.
AT p. m, the regular cavalry and
national guard win give an exhibition
drill and parade on the track in front
of the grandstand. Admission to the
grounds and to the grandstand will be
free and a large crowd ought to at
tend In the evening the Sons OF Vet
Grams will hold a camp FIRE in fine arts
and Congressman Anthony and others.
Change in Parade.
A change has been made in the line
of the parade. The latest arrangement
is to have it form on Huntoon and
Eleventh streets, and on Topeka. avenue
between Eleventh ana Twelfth streets.
It Will start from Eleventh street and
Topeka avenue and pass east on EleV-
enth street to Harrison and north on
Harrison on Third street as originally
designed. This changes the line Of pa
rade from Tenth to Eleventh street, and
thus avoids the car line.
Marshalfs Military band will lead
the parade following the troop of cav
airy. The president VIII ride in the
tcruing car of Governor Stubbs- The
occupants will be: President Taft. Gov
crnOr Stubs, Charles Hilles, private
secretary to the president, Major Archi-
RdlQ w. ISQLlS, pEISOAd1 d4uS LO LIE
president. and the presidents personal
messenger, whose name is not known.
Captain A. NJ Fuller viii have charge
of the formation of the review line OF
the members of Lincoln post, Topeka
post, and Blue post of Topeka and other
veterans who will be here. These are
to form with their right and left on
Harrison street, and with their left on
Eleventh street, and in their rear on the
curb, or sidewalk, will form the Ladies
of the G. A. r. and the other auxiliary
organizations, and on their right viii
form the school children The con-
gressional medal of honor veterans will
be given seats of honor on the plat
form.
The following order which is No. ?
was issued today, H. H. Louthan,
commander OF Lincoln Post No. 1,
Department Kansas, G.. A. R., and at
tested by j. M. Miller, adjutant: .AlI
the mem bers of Lincoln Post No. 1,
Department of Kansas, c. A r., are
commanded to assemble at Eighth
avenue and Harrison street at $50
o'clock Wednesday morning, Septem-
ber 81, where they will form with
their right resting on Harrison street
After formation they will march to
their positions at Tenth avenue and
Harrison street. All other Grand posts
and all comrades in Topeka or who
are visiting the city are invited to be
our guests and join the members of
Lincoln Post in the line of parade.
appear in uniform with button of the
G. A. r. or some badge in conspic-
uous place indicating that they. are
ex-Union soldiers. Any comrade not
having a uniform can procure same
at Paxton and Paxton or August store
at a cost of $3.50 to $3.50 per suit
complete. These suits must be pro-
cured at the cost of the purchaser as
they will not be paid for by the Post.
Each comrade is expected to act ac-
cOrding to this order.
Secretary P. H. Coney announces
that the Kansas Soldiers and Sailors
Reunion association will hold an ad-
journed meeting tonight at the Com
merciaI club rooms at o'clock and
that all mem bers are requested to be
promptly on hand, for final business
President T. J. Anderson says:
Don't forget the meeting of the Sons
and -GrandsOns of all Soldiers and
Sailors at the Commercial club rooms
tonight at 8 o'clock. Ali are invited
to attend