The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-13
BOYS OFF TO CAMP
Forty-Five of TOpeka's Best
Leave Here Tuesday.
Chamber of Commerce Cere.
monies for Draft Men.
pARlnE IN TuE AFTERNOON
PARADE IN THE AFTERNOON
Fife and Drum Corps a Feature
of the Goodbye Affair.
City Will Turn Out in Honor OF
New COnscripts.

The shrill whistle of the fife and the
majestic roll of the drums will mark
the going of forty-five more of To-
peka's best to the war. According 10
present arrangements the dralteo
men will assemble at the city building
at 1870 o'clock for final instructions
before entraining for jefferson Bar
racks. Mo At jefferson Barracks
these potential fighting men will get
the preparatory training necessary 70
fit them for the task which lies aneao.
But this time Topeka's boys will not
go to the train lonesome. Members OF
the Chamber of Commerce. the ooy
scouts, the State guards. the citizenry
of the city and the country, ana the
representatives of the various organi-
cations in the community Will marSh
to the train with them The paTaos
which will form at Seventh ana
Quincy streets will be led by fife
and drum corps. Uncle sam, charac-
terized by a small boy, Will lead the
whole affair astride the shetland pony
which made Yankee Doodle famous
The Goddess of Liberty c4rryLns
stars and Stripes and thanked py Doy
scouts bearing the standards OF BritAin
and of France will come next follo"eu
BY the drafted men. the paraoe w.
march south on Quincy street 70
Ninth, then to Kansas avenue. norm
Fourth to the Santa Fe depot "e
the boys are to entrain
An Impressive Affair.
Taken altogether, the demonstra
ton tomorrow is to be Topeka Ilhese
effort to send the boys OH III $50
with a memory of trusting faces tnat
may serve as a better urge in the lire
Of 1battle than the rather abstract
IDEAS of liberty and democracy Tor all
the world. 49,.
The parade will be divided into
three divisions. Division 1 VIII form
north of Eighth street on Quincy ano
viii include the representations OF
Uncle Sam and the Goddess OF LID
erty. the drum corps, the governor,
the mayor, the heads of the dra1t
boards and members of the Cnamoer
Of Commerce and the drafted men
themselves. ii
Division No. will form north OF
seventh street on Quincy street, ana
will include the state guards, the boy
scouts and Major Pattison's minute
men. -.
Quincy on Eighth street, and will in
Guide the Red Cross workers in uni
form in automobiles and the members
CT the various lodges and any citizens
who may care to take part IN the
parade.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangenrents for the parade were in
sistent today that every man in Tope-
ka should consider the parade 10 the
depot tomorrow in the light OF puo-
lie duty. r. B. Baer. chairman of the
committee. said these boys are going
away to fight for us and for our
homes and it is the least we can do to
show our appreciation by merely
marching to the train to see them or
The men who leave Topeka tomor-
row to- answer the call of liberty s
bugle are ..F
Topeka Board No. I.
d. r. Jones. 326 East Seventeenth
Earl Aston Sieber, $50 East Tenth.
Forest Hughes Boone, 1242 Clay.
f. A. Haynes, S27 Kansas avenue
John l. Foley, 1873 Lane.
Hugo Harden, 1921 Clay.
Stanley Joseph Shook, SOC Monroe.
otto Freedolph Magnuson. 1854
Boswell.
Robert A. Nelson. 1910 Lane.
Walter Marion Padgett, 213 East
Eleventh.
James IngaIs, general delivery
Joseph Williamson keaton, 1o1l
Raymond w. weedenbaker. ST
Ralph David Hope, 1917 East Tenth.
Topeka Board No. 2
Leon w. McGregor, 126 Quincy.
Guy johnson, 407 Monroe
William A. Montgomery. 91S West
Eighth.
Clarence Sutherland, 326 Tyler.
Herbert d. Bryant, 600 West Eigth-
Abraham Laubach, SOC East Sixth
Elmer johnson, 42S Lawrence.
Melford Nall, sos Jefferson
Louie Laugenderfer. 2e4 Branner.
John NJ. Page, SIS Monroe.
James Deeringer. Ala Kansas ave-
willis C. Young, 213 Harrison.
Earl H. Carnes, 614 Chandler.
Frank o. Sanborn, 129 Kansas ave-
Henry Trackwerl, 502 East Fourth.
AS Henry Trackwell is confined to
the detention hospital suffering with
smallpox. it is not known whether he
will have recovered sufncientiy to
leave with the others In case he is
not in condition to travel. Cleo c.
Barber. gal North Madison, will be
called upon as a substitute for Track
we'll.
shawnee County (Outside Topeka).
Grant Underwood. s7s AFTER ave-
nue.
Ralph NJ Hadlock. Rossville-
Reuben C. McCord. Silver Lake.
Charlie Boyer. r. p. 81.
Everett s. Beckwith. Hays. Kan.
James G. Stock, Rural Route s, To-
peka-
Clifford Beach. Richfand.
Emmett B. Johnson, 201 AFTER ave-
nue..
Theodore J. Mccall. Chester street.
John H. Lee. $50 Michigan avenue
Milo r. Rathburn. 1928 AFTER avenue.
Bonnie G. Woolpert, Rural Route s.
Topeka.
Henry f. Anweiler, Rural Route S.
John j. Williams. wakarusa
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