The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-25

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illness. visited him at his home.
ARE COMING IN.
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the special volume to be prepared
and placed in the archives OF Mem
or1al hall.
Must Register at the Bureau.
No one is authorized to receive
these cards elsewhere than at the reg
1stration bureau in the state house,
and there only by the department In
charge OF r. F. Tasker, who will have
charge of receiving the cards. num-
ber1ng them and preparing certin-
cate badge bearing the same number
as the registration cards. also giving
the name OF the state from which you
served. your company and regiment.
with your name. post or address. or
both. These badges arc OF four d1f-
ferent colors. indicating the branch OF
your service. as blue for infantry.
light blue for the navy. You will be
presented with these badges bw a
committee Of ladies representing tho
circle and RELIEF corps Of Topeka,
headed by Mrs. D. N. McGrath.
State lists will be found on bulletin
boards in the south lower rotunda of
the state house. Very similar infor-
nation relative to soldiers register
ing from any state may be obtained
from the clerks in charge OF the al
phabetical record by states. The most
important information as to regi-
mental registrations by states. and
the location of veterans while in To-
peka. If such information has been
furnished. can be secured from the
department having charge of the
work OF fling the cards by states,
branches OF service and regiments in
their numerical order. It is necessary
that the cards be, presented in good
condition and unbroken to enable the
filing department to handle them.
This Information department will be
located on the main floor OF the state
house.
Formation of Parade.
Here is the official order announced
by Chief Marshal A. M. Fuller, giving
the formation of parade and line of
march:
The present soldiery Of the state will
Spanish wars to the dedicatory exercises
of the Memorial building.
The parade will form on Harrison
street, right resting on Tenth. and will
move promptly at 9:30 a. m. The line
of march will be north on Harrison to
Fourth. east on Fourth to Kansas ave-
nue.. south on Kansas avenue to Tenth,
west or Tenth to Van Buren,.
The parade will be reviewed from the
youth portico of Memorial building by
National Commander Northumberland
ner. Governor GeQrge H, Hodges and
Department Commander ]. N. Harrison.
Parade will move in the following
ORDER:
Chief marshal. Captain A. NJ. Fuller
and aides.
Band. Second Regiment. Kansas ma
tional guard.
First Division.
Commander. General Charles I. Mar
tin and staff.
General Charles S. Huffman, field and
stan Officers Of First and Second infan-
try, Kansas national guard.
Lieutenant Colonel w. Med. Rowan,
commanding.
First Regiment band.
Provisional regiment, battalions Of
First and Second infantry.
Battery A, Field artillery. command
ed by Captain William A. Pattison.
Cadets. Kansas State Agricultural COL
lege. commanded by Lieutenant Roy A.
Hill. U. 8. A.
Cadets. Boys State Industrial school.
commanded by n. w. Charles.
Second Division.
Commander Of Second division. C. N.
Bacon and aides.
First division. Veterans of Civil war.
knights and Ladies of Security band.
Second division, Veterans Of the Civil
war.
Jackson's Military band.
Spanish war Soldiers, commanded by
Colonel Henry c. Lindsay.
Division Of Sons of Veterans, COM
manded by Colonel A. q. Aldrich.
mt. IA &c., ~>~.&
son street, right resting on Eleventh.
Jackson's Military band, Spanish
War soldiers and Sons of Veterans will
form on Eleventh street, east, right
resting on Harrison street. and will fol-
low in rear of First division until
parade reaches position occupied by
veterans of the Civil war, when they
will follow In rear OF veterans of the
Civil war.
The Veteran division will be formed
on Kansas avenue, right resting on
Fifth street. and will receive the mil
itary division in open order, and will
take up the line OF march as soon an the
left Of the First division has cleared
their right. when they viii wheel into
column of fours, from the right and
left. After passing in review this d.
vision will column right on jackson
street. marching in and occupying seats
provided for them, and will he dis
missed after program, raising flag and
other dedicatory exercises have been
completed.
The chief marshal directs that aid
de-camps assigned to chief marshal
and commander Of Second division to
meet him at parlofs OF Lincoln post,
119 East Sixth street, at o'clock p. M,
Tuesday the 2eth. for full instructions.
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