The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-26
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eral; w Y Morgan, lieutenant gov
ernor
c. a. Moore, chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, announced
this morning that the plan for decOra-
lions at the auditorium and on Kan
sas avenue Will remain a secret 20 To-
peka until the day of the presidents
arrival. A meeting of the committee,
comprising NJ. L. Miller Fred c. Bond
Howard Patton, E. V. King, ]. E. Will
son and j. Will Kelley was held last
evening.
To Be Best Ever.
81 will say that old Topeka will look
more beautiful on that day than ever
before said Mr.. Moore.
j. Will Kelley received a telegram
from Mr.. Tumulty this morning de-
Ginning the invitation to luncheon at
the Commercial club. explaining that
he feels he should be near the presi-
dent and wished to be included as a
guest at Governor Capper's dinner. A
late telegram was received saying that
arrangements would be made, if pos
sible, for the visiting newspaper men
to meet members of the Topeka Press
club and be the clubs guests at a din
ner.
a big dinner will be given at $50
o'clock Friday evening at the Com
mercial club by the Shawnee County
Democratic club. There will be sew
eral prominent local and out of town
ner will be so cents.
Tentative details for the monstrous
parade on Kansas avenue when Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson, his bride and
the remainder of the party arrives in
Topeka on Wednesday, February 2,
were arranged last evening at a meet
ing of the parade committee compris-
ing members of the Shawnee County
Democratic club. Members of the
committee include Judge r. NJ Yates,
| H. l. Studevant, n. L. Wiseman, w. o.
Rigby, F. E. Whitney and II. J.. Cor
wine.
Uu Kansas Avenue.
After a short reception at the Rock
EIsland depot. the president and his
party Will be taken up Kansas avenue
/ to Tenth street, thence west on Tenth
street to Jackson street, north on
Jackson street to Eight street, west on
Eighth to Harrison. south on Harrison
| to Eleventh. At Ninth and Harrison
the president nd his willie step
aside and review the monstrous pa
rade following, which will turn west
on Ninth street to Topeka avenue and
there disband. From there the presi-
| dent and his wife will go to the Cap
per home FOR luncheon.
| School children from all Topeka
schools, public and parochial, will be
| stationed at the southwest corner of
! the state house grounds, lining Tenth
! street from Van Buren, to Harrison.
and Harrison from Tenth to Ninth
streets H. J. Corwine will be mar
| shall of the parade and the leading or
! ganizatiOn will be the Shawnee County
| Democratic club.
! Parade in Detail.
| Civic organizations and MANY 9th
ers will be included in the parade and
the line of march, subject to change.
agreed upon last night follows:
| Marshall of the day H. J. Corwine.
! First Dfvision-Platoon of firemen: Mar
and wife; Mayor House and wife; Presi-
| dent Wilson and party; ladies' reception
| committee; male reception committee;
prominent Democrats and leading citi-
Second Division-Second regiment band
autos, military dignitaries battery A and
| clubs
Third Observation-Disclosures and Ladies of
Security band; Knights and Ladies' of Sc
| curity order; Modern Woodmen; trade
unions Boys Industrial school.
Fourth Division-A-, T. & S. f. Appren-
/ tice band citizens in autos
! Line of March formation as follows:
| First Division-Right resting on First
and Kansas avenue, facing south
| Second Division-Right resting on Sec
ond and Kansas avenue, facing east
Third Division-Right resting on Kansas
avenue, facing west
Fourth DivisiOn-Right resting on Third
| and Kansas avenue, facing west.
Line of Misunderstanding south on
/ Kansas avenue to Tenth, west on Tenth
/ to Jackson. north on Jackson to Eighth
| west on Eighth to Harrison, south on
| Harrison to Eleventh. Presidents party
will leave line of march on Ninth and
Harrison where they will review the
port at the place designated at $50
/ O'Clock
School children will form on state house