The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-30
ALL KANSANs

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National Guards, Girl Scouts, Boy
Scouts. North side Of Fourth avenue
on Kansas avenue east to Quincy
street, facing Kansas avenue.
Division No. 2-Dr. T. S. Morrison,
marshal and aides Industrial School
band, Industrial cadets. West side of
Quincy street from Fourth avenue to
Third street, facing Fourth street.
Division No. 3-Wiuiam Starr.
marshal and aides. Jackson's band,
Knights of Pythias, Colored Elks,
Knights of Tabor drill team, Kansas
Industrial and Educational institute,
Jordan Patterson post. East SIDE
Quincy street from Fourth to Third
street. facing Fourth street.
Division No. 1T. B. Garrett, mar
shall and aides. Stationary Engineers
band, Local Unions of organized la
Dor. North side of Fourth street from
Quincy to Monroe street, facing
Quincy street.
Division No. SC. B. Hypes, mar
shall and aides. Security Benefit
2 and so, NJ. w. A. drill teams Nos.
536 and $500, Cantons, Knights of
Pythias,- Fraternal Aid Union, Odd
Fellows, United Worknen, Loyal Or
der Moose, E1ks, Eagles. Knights of
Columbus. and other orders not re-
ported. West side of Monroe street
from Fourth avenue to Third street.
facing Fourth street.
Division No. Joe Nickel, mar
shall and aides. Capital Post NO.
bugle and drum corps, Capital Post
No. /, Ex-Service Veterans and Ma
rines and Spanish War veterans. North
side of Fourth avenue from Monroe
street to Kansas avenue, facing Mon
roe street.
marshal and aides. Old Abe Lincoln
drum corps, Sons of Veterans. Topeka
post No. II, C. A r., Blue post No.
ESQ, Fort Pillow post, Lincoln post
No. 1, veterans in autos, w. r. G in
autos, Ladies G. A. r. in autos, s. OF
V. auxiliary, American Legion auxil-
larry, Spanish War auxiliary, tloats-
West side of Kansas avenue from
Seventh street to Sixth avenue, facing
Seventh street.
Program to Follow Parade.
The program at the city auditoriup
which is to follow the parade. is as
i't-s Cali to Order. &. Wood, chair
man Memorial committee. Lincoln
Patriotic Medley -MarshalPs band.
John Marshall director.
Introduction Master Of Ceremonies
William E. Connel1ey, son OF vet
eran.
song-''Ameries," by the audience
church choir; Prof. tHarIowe f. Dean.
director; Miss Florence p. Campbell,
pianist.
Flag Pledge-E. NJ Vert. leading
audience standing: II pledge alle-
glance to my flag and to the Republic
for which it stands-one nation in
divisible, with liberty and Justice for
all.''
Music-IndustriaI School band: Dr.
T. S. Morrison, director.
Invocation-Rev. Edmund James
Kulp. ID, pastor First NJ. r. church.
Song-"Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" Congregational church choir
and the audience.
Order Gen. John a Logan Appoint
ing Memorial Day-Henry II. Hallock,
past commander Lincoln Post
Song-''America the Beautiful"
Congregational church choir and the
Recitation-"ode to Memorial
Day." Miss Nanon L. Herren.
Music-Industrial School band, DR.. |
T. S. Morrison, director.
Address-Patrick H. Coney, past de-
partment commander Kansas G. A r. |
Song-"Battle Hymn of the Repub- |
lie" soloist. Mrs. Harlowe F. Dean: |
chorus. Congregational church choir |
and the audience.
Dedicate Manhattan Masonic Temple.
Manhattan, kan. May 3o.-Masons |
from every part of the state were here
today to attend the dedicatory pro- |
gram of Manhattan's 500. 900 Masonic |
temple.
Giles H. Lamb Memorial Day Speaker
Wichita, Kany. May s0.-Giies H |
Lamb of Yates Center, Kan, is to /
make the principal address at
Memorial day exercises here in the
Arcadia theater of the forum under |
the auspices OF the G. A. r., Spanish |
War Veterans and A Af11eri<au n I I,exfou