The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
PROGRAMME FOR
 CHIEFS 0F POLICE B. M. Allen Will Be Toastmas-
 ter at Hillman SIDE TRIPS ARRANGED All Business Sessions Will Be Held at HoteI-Between 800 and 500 Covers
 Will Be Laid for the
 Final Spread
SIDE TRIPS ARRANGED

ThlngS are happening among the con- niittees who are making the preparations lor the convention of the National Asso- citation of Chiefs of Police. Chief George H. Bodeker received yesterday return of the programme which he had sent to Maj. Richard Sylvester at Washington for his approval. The convention will hold it's sessions at the headquarters at the Hotel Hillman. The programme which Chief Bodeker has prepared is very elab- crate and when followed out will make the four days which the convention is in session one long round of business, pleas ure and sightseeing.
 B, M. Allen, the prominent attorney of Birmingham, who has such a reputation as toastmaster, will preside at the head of the table Friday evening, May 13, at the banquet at the Hillman. Between 500 and 500 covers will be laid at the banquet The entire Board of Aldermen will be invited to the banquet and also the heads of the city departments. All Of the business meetings will be held in the large convention room on the second floor of the hotel. Following is the com plete programme as prepared by Chief Bodeker and Major Sylvester and also the names of the citizens who have been requested by Mir Bodeker to act as mem bers of the three committees:
 International Police association. Sew enteenth annual convention at Birming- ham, Ala, May 10 to 15, 1910. TUESDAY. 9:s0 a. m.-Cal to order by the presi. dent.
 | Prayer by the Rev. L. C. Branscomb pastor of the First Methodist church. | 9:4 a. m.-Address of welcome. Hon Frank P. O Brien, Mayor of Birmingham and chairman of police commissioners.
 Response-Maj. Richard Sylvester, pres ident International Police association.
 Appointment of committees. Applications. Call of rol-payment of dues. Report of credentials committee. Election of members. Address and report of president. Report of secretary-treasurer.
 12:3O D. m.-An old-fashioned southern ba rbecue Cars in waiting to transport party to East Lake.
 SD. m.-Btou theatre party to members, their families and friends
 WEDNESDAY.
 a. m-Cal of roll.
 Report of credentials committee.
 Report of special committee.
 Reading of communications.
 Presentation of papers and discussions. 1 D. m-Automobile races. Cars in waiting to transport party to the fair grounds.
 D. m.-Presentation of papers and dis cussion.
 THURSDAY.
 a. m.-Presentation of papers and dis cussion.
 II a. m--Visit to Ensley. cars in wait ing, to view the largest steel mill in the United States; thence to Bessemer, Ala, as guests to Chief Wallace and other officials of that city.
 FRIDAY.
 a. m-Unfinished business.
 New business.
 Miscellaneous.
 Election of officers.
 D. m.-Automobile ride.
 D. m.-Banquet Hotel Hillman.
 SATURDAY.
 s:3o a. m.-Uninished business
 Selection of place of meeting
 Resolutions.
 Adjournment
 Committee on Arrangements-John l.. Parker, chairman Hal J. Copeland. T. F. Parker, D. J. Fox. Culpepper Exum. T. c. McDonald William E. Weir. F. B. Yielding, Ben Martin, George H. Bod eker.
 Committee on Entertainment-F. P. O'Brien, chairman Carl H. Seals. Jake Burger, F.. w. Barrett, J. A. VanHoose, w R. McGavock Eugene Fies. George R. Ward, George M. Cruikshank, George M Howell, Dan Donahue. George II. Bodeker, Louis Saks. F. Caheen. w. M. Drennen, B. M Allen, E.. c. Crow and J. R. Hornady.
 Finance Committee-J. B. Babb, c. w JIfford, Frank Nelson. Harry Jones, A. H. Ford, George H. Bodeker.
 Toastmaster-B. M. Allen.