The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-29
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TALON drill on the state house
| grounds Following is the program
| of the parade:
cy streets.
Marshal and aides, Capt. w. A. Pat
tison, Gen. NJ. w. Saxon, Capt. VIM.
Peterson-F'ifth and Quincy streets
FIRST DIVISION.
| Division commander, Col. Rain and
aides-Fifth and Quincy streets.
Second Regiment band-On east
side of Quincy street, south of Fifth
street, front on Fifth street.
City commissioners Gin automo-
biles-East side of Quincy street, next
I to Second Regiment band, facing
Fifth street.
City fire department-On west side
of Quincy street, facing Fifth.
Battery "A" National Guard of
Kansas-On east side of Quincy street,
south of Sixth street, facing Sixth
street.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division commander, Capt. Wilcox,
and aides, Sam Bayless and Geo. Hun
gate-Sixth and Quincy streets, west
side of Quincy and south of Sixth
street.
knights & Ladies of Security band
West side of Quincy street, south
of Sixth street. facing Sixth street.
F'raternal teams and orders-F'orm
on west side of Quincy street between
Sixth and Seventh streets, behind
knights & Ladies of Security band.
The division commander will assign
them to their places.
THIRD DIVISION.
Division commander, H. w. McAfee,
and aides-Kansas avenue and Fifth
street east, on north side of Fifth
street.
Jackson's band-South side of Sew
enth street, on east side of Quincy
street, facing Seventh street.
Spanish-American war veterans
On east side of Quincy street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, behind
Jackson band.
Battalion from Boys Industrial
school-On west side of Quincy street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
behind the Sons of Veterans camp,
facing Seventh street.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Division commander, Geo. f. Sells,
and aides-On south side of Seventh
street and west side of Quincy street.
Sons of Veterans Drum corps
West side of Quincy street, south of
Seventh, facing Seventh street.
Boy Scouts-On east side of Quincy
street, between Seventh and Eighth
STREETS, following Spanish-American
war veterans.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Division commander, H. L. Robin
son, and aides-On south side of Sew
enth street and east side of Quincy
street.
MarshalEs band-Kansas avenue
and Fifth street east on south side of
Fifth street.
Hon. Fred Jackson, speaker of the
day-Kansas avenue and Fifth street,
north side of Fifth street, on left of
division commander and aides, in car
riage.
Sons of Veterans camp-West side
of Quincy street, behind drum corps.
Veterans Con foot and in automo-
bile will form on south side of
East Fifth street, the position of the
post to be designated by the division
commander, and they will follow the
speakers carriage.
Veterans Gin es)-Auto-
mobiles rendered for the use of vet
Grams for the parade will form on
East Fifth street, north side, in sin
gle line close to the curb. When they
start they will drive two autos abreast
and follow the marching veterans.
AT the Auditorium.
The program at the Auditorium will
start at 2:30 o'clock, or as soon after
as possible. 1t is as follows:
Chairman memorial committee-W
P. Wilcox.
Music, Spirit of Independence'-A.
Invocation-J. H. Fazel.
Permanent chairman-John Mar
shall, justice state supreme court.
Song, Just Before the Battle
High School Glee club.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech-Dr.
S. A Johnson.
Music. patriotic airs-A. T. & S. F.
orchestra.
Address-Fred S. Jackson.
Sons, .'Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground'-High School GIee club.
Music, Star Spangled Banner" Cool
ors waving)-A. T. e S. F. orchestra.
Benediction-Rev. ]. M. Miller of
Topeka Post.
Morning Program.
The exercises during the morning
Mount Auburn cemetery and the Me-
Ian bridge. All of these services will
be held at 1890 o'clock. The deco
ration of the graves at the cemeteries
will follow the services. The program
for the bridge follows:
My Country, 'Tis of Thee. ...-..
...... Second Regiment band
Invocation ......-. C. W. Shepherd
| Ritualistic service.
Commander. Capt. William Peterson
Officer of the day C. w. Allen
Nearer. My God to Thee Assembly
Taps.
Salute Battery A
At the Topeka cemetery the follow
ing program will be carried out: