The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
PLAN BIC PROGRAM
Patriotic Organizations Unite
for Memorial Day.
Justice John Marshall Will
Make Chief Address of Day.

Every band and drum corps in To-
s.peka has been drafted for participa-
ton in the Memorial day parade
which is to be held by the G. A. r.,
the Sons of Veterans and allied pa
triotic organizations on Monday, May
80. Eight divisions will make up the
parade, with a musical organization
at the head of each division.
John Marshall, justice of the state
supreme court. will make the chief adj
dress of the day at a public program
TO be held in the city auditorium Mon
day afternoon.
To Decorate Graves.
The graves of all veterans are to be
decorated by committees which will
meet at the Moose lodge hall, 623
jackson street, at 8 o'clock Monday
morning. The contributions OF flow
ers from school children will be re-
ceived there. The committees will
leave at 10 O'Clock for the various
cemeteries.
on Friday, May 81. a patriotic pro-
gram is to be given in each school of
the city, with speakers from the G. A.
r., the Sons of Veterans, or some Of
the allied patriotic organizations.
y.--T The G.. A R., the Sons of Veterans
and other organizations will attend
special memorial services at the First
Baptist church in a body Sunday
morning. Memorial services are to be
held in each Topeka church on that
morning.
The Memorial day celebration is I'M
der the direction of joint committee
from the G. A r. and the Sons of Vet
Grams, with F. NJ. Van Orsdal of the
G.. A. r., chairman; George Rake and
ID. H. Fay of the G. A. r., and E. L.
Noon. NJ. r. Hall and F. T. Green of
the Sons of Veterans. Moon Us secre-
tary of the committee.
The Speakers.
The speakers who wilt have charge
OF the exercises in the schools Friday
are as follows:
Monroe, Fifteenth and ,, Monroe- Mrs
Polk Twelfth and Polk-Mrs. Alice Ad-
Ms Jeffreys, Mrs. George Hanley, Capt
Orrie S. lines, Com. +. NJ. Van Arsdal;.
Quincy, Quincy and Fairchlld-Mrs
Nancy Kinne Mrs. Freer, Mrs A. NJ. Craig
: State Street school-Twiss and State
Mrs. Mary Banks, Mrs. w II. Amos, Com.
Scott Kelsey, Com. N. D. stark.
Station, Mrs. Hattie smurr, Com. f. NJ. Ak
= Potwin, Park and Elmwood-Mrs. Rosetta
Bennett, Mrs. Lucy Milliken, Com. A.
!. Quinton Heights Twenty-fiftb and Lin
colnTMTs Jessie Howe, Mrs: George z
Mattingly, Com. Van Smith, Com. w. z.
Wilcox
! Sumner. Fourth and western-Nrs. Alice
Grcen, Mrs. Carrie Fribie
..Nan Buren,, Sixteenth and Van Buren,
Mrs. Nina Tindall, Mrs Jessie Woodward.
Com. w w. Denison, Mrs. Edith Supple.
High school, Eighth and Harrison-Mar-
tina. Fitzgerald, Mrs. g. w. Travis, Com J.
TRAINER, Third and Branner-Mary A.
Cupp. Mrs Slower. Com. Henry Martin.
buchanan. Twelfth and Buchanan-Eliza-
beth McKitrick, Com. d. H. Fay, Mrs. II, A.
Washington. Eleventh md Washington
Mrs Isabelle Swank. Mrs Covert, Rev. A
s. Embree, Com S. X. Boyer.
/, Gage Park Mrs. Della Sumey, Mrs ]. E.
Mooney. Com. W. A S. Bird.
Rranner annex, Second and Madison
Mrs Florence Bagby, Mrs Ash, Mrs Thorn
Central Park, Fifteenth and Buchanan
Mrs. .DePui, Com. George Druse. Mrs Mary
Garfield Thirteenth and Quincy-Mrs
Delnor McGrath. Mrs. L. F. Sherman, Capt.
Grant Topeka avenue and Grant-Mrs.
Kandlett' r. A; Randlett, Mrs. Florence
Sixth Stella Station, Mrs. May Doane,
Mrs. Thomas, Com. $. NJ. Wood.
erogeh, Mrs H. H. Haiioek, Com! H. NJ i.
Hallock.
Clay, Seventh and CIay-Mrs. Louisa
%aidlieh. Mrs. E. c Baekenstoce, Com. w.
Harrison, between Sixth and Seventh
Mrs. Mary Calkins, Mrs S. Il. Boyer, Com.
Lincoln, Fifth and Madison-Irs. Dora
Candy, Mrs Clara Spohn, Rev. G. NJ. Huff
man.
Mckinley. Western ayenue-Ida Jordan.
Mrs. Mary Garrett, Elisha Scott.
Assumption schOol-AIrs. Sarah. Garland,
Holy Name-Mrs. Elizabeth Mulverhin.
Lady De Guadeiupe NieXieanjESIrs.
.-Gakiand~Com. G. w. Rake. Mrs. G. w.
Rake, Mrs. Minnie Dolstrom.