The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
Big 100000 Campaign Begins
Here Thursday.
ANNOUNCE NAMES TODAY
Field Marshals Out With Plans
for Contributions.
Entire Force Meets at Audi
tOrium Tomorrow.

The small army of 400 workers in
the Washburn college campaign for
100000 of the proposed half million
dollar endowment fund is now prac-
tically recruited. The entire force will
meet at the Auditorium Wednesday
evening when short talks will be made
and final instructions given for the
campaign which will start Thursday
morning and continue throughout ten
working days. Dinner will be served
at $50 o'clock
E. A Thrill, field marshal for Di-
vision &C" was named as secretary or
the campaign executive committee to-
day, and Charles S. Elliott, treasurer.
A meeting of Division d. under
Mrs. A Marburg was held this morn
ing at campaign headquarters on the
second floor of the Capitol Building
and Loan building, feature of which
was talk by Dean d. L. McEachron.
Il know you feel that in working
for the college in this enterprise" said
he, you are making a real cOntribu-
ton to the intellectual and moral and
spiritual life of Topeka, that the work
that you are doing will be work that
will bring results along these lines
through all the years. 1t sometimes
IS said that 1T is hard to raise money
for endowment, and that may be true.
cannot see why. and believe the
workers ought to have this idea that
the man or woman who gives some
thing to the endowment fund of a
worthy institution is putting a part of
his or her life at work for all time.
Even the best built buildings run
down, but the endowment funds, as
they are handled in worthy colleges
are good for all time to come. That
fund is part of some ones life work
ing for the young people of the col
lege. DR.. Guild of the Central church
has an expression-'make ones life
broad well as long'-and the way to
broaden ones life is to get influences
outside of ones self, reaching out and
touching other lines and helping
them.
81 am sure this division and the or
ganization a whole feel that they
are doing as fine a piece of benevo-
people to do. Speaking for the college
want to express my deep apprecia-
ton of the enterprise and loyalty and
spirit of service that we are meeting
on every hand"
meeting of the parade committee
under DR.. E. S. Pettyjohn will be held
this evening at o'clock at the Ma
tional hotel Announcement was made
today that the Women's Commercial
club will have an auto in the parade.
The Topeka Edison scompanys will
big clock that will be placed on the
Capitol Building and Loan building
and which will indicate the progress
made in the campaign.
Divisions "B' and &C." under r w
Rankin and E. A Thrill respectiyely.
are expected to be completed by
Wednesday evening. The teams are
lined up as follows:
Division '.B."
Team No. 11-W. @. Carswen, cap
tain; Charles A. Moore, F. A. Derby,
Paul Huycke, W. F. Axtell, H. S. Put
ney. S. c. Petit, S. L. Courtney, c. N |
Wray.
Team No. 12-Fred Coulson. can
tain; Hugh D. Driscoll, E. H. Hogue-
land, Ray N. Lattner, A. J. Mackey,
J. H. Close, W. r. Kercher, S. R |
Duekett' 7; j. Mackey;
Webb. j. K. Wiley, M. o. Lock, Dr.
w; w Yates. Judge Hugh Fisher.
.. Team No 141oGeorge W. Hart.
Brunt.
Team No. 15-John E. Marley,
captain; d. j. shirk, Leon G. Thorpe. |
Myers, ]. K. Rankin.
Team No. 16-W. J. Rickenbacher, |
captain; j. c. Mohler, D. P. Coe, E. E. |
Brookins. j: p Slaughter. A. r. Bow
ker, j. A. Steinmeyer, j. c. Woicott-
Team No. III. E. Spaldirg, cap
tain; III. H. Pugh, Marco Morrow, H |
w Baumgardsn: George Stone; H L.
w. E. Bulls, Ira w. Baker.
Team No. $50. H. White. ca plain; |
L. d. Whittemore, John Sargent, Will
liam Quail Frank Spencer, F. j. Bill, |
Vincent, r. F. Howard.
Team No. 1s-H. B. Wilson, cap
tain.
Team No. 2O-Charles c. Young
gren, captain; c. Jordan, G. c. |
Strickey, c. S. Todd. DIR. Merrill Lind
say, r. A. Drum, Joe Risteen, Jean |
Villipigue, William Miller.
Division SC"
Team No. -21--Capt. w. r. Arthur,
Harry Green, Major Green, Major
Gluick, Richard Thomas, DIR. L.. ", |
Sans DR.. G. B. Van Horn, Dr. J. E.
Kirkpatrick, Prof. w. A. Harshbarger,
Prof. N. A. Lopez, Prof. w. A. Riser.
Team No 22.-Capt. Herbert Dale, /
Harries. G. D. Ewars.
Team No. 23.-Capt- DR.. F. ]. Err |
nest, Harry Snyder, 3. B. Eitelman,
George Hoyes, Lee Sidwell. Charles
(Oliver Coz. Harry B. Wright, James
Mcfarland.
Team No. 24-Capt L. c. Hodge.
Team No. 25.-PauI Lovewel Jay
Z. House, Harvey Parsons, L. L. Kiene,
John w. Newell, DR.. s. ]. Crumbine. |
DR.. Willis Gleed, George McDermott,
Charles P. Adams, Paul Adams.
Team No. 26-Capt- David Neis-
wanger, w. H. WATSON, H s. Searles, |
" T. Dunton. R. NJ. Myers. R. E. Nc
Intosh, H. H. Heym, Radcliffe Lee, s.
S. Smith. DR.. c. H. Lerrigo, Ralph |
Kingsley.
Team No. 27.-Capt. E L. o'Neil,
James A, Mcclure. A. c. Bartell. Clyde
Vea1e, w. S. Galloway. Paul Heinz, DR.
Walter Welding, DR.. Merrill Mills
Team. No. 2S.-Earl Trobert Robt.
Whitecomb, Richard whitecomb.
Dwight Ream. Merrill Ream, John
March, John Burnett, Ralph Gardner,
Ray Enfield, F'rand Redmond.
Team No. 29.-Capt H. L. White