The Washington herald., 1913-06-08


i ing at I:3O clock. On Friday there will be
| three business sessions, one at 10:3I
| O'Clock in the morning; one at o'clock
i in the afternoon, and one at 7:30 o'clock.
| The final session will lie held Saturday
morning at 1880 O'Clock. Election of Of
ficers will take place. and details con-
corning the next annual convention will
| be discussed.
| Isaac Cans is chairman of the enter
tainment committee of the Chamber of
| Commerce. which has arranged the va
| rious trips for delegates to the conven-
| ton. Other members are Washington
Topham, George Stewart. James Ber-
Serich, and Thomas Grant. William F.
1 GUIDE is in charge of the athletic COM
tmittee, and John o'Gorman is chairman
of the entertainment committee. The Ia
| dies committee is composed of Mrs.
/ Richard Sylvester. chairman; Mrs. Isaac
Cans, Mrs. John Slaven. Mrs. James .Ber-
berich. Mrs. Washington Topham. Mrs.
Clifford Bergman, and Mrs. W. T. Gal
| liner.
| The present officers OF the association
are Mai Richard Sylvester. president;
| Michael Regan. of Buffalo, n. Y, first
vice president; Col. A. p. Sherwood, of
Ottawa, Canada, second vice president;
| Harvey o. Carr, of Grand Rapids. Mich,
| secretary-treasurer, and John 7. Jansen,
| of Milwaukee. Wis, sergeant-at-arms.
Coming for Convention.
/ The following are members of the as
ISOLATION who are expected to attend the
convention. the cities OF which the rep
resentatives are residents being arranged
alphabetically:
Aberdoon, wash, l.. ID. TempIeman,
chief OF police: Abingdon, ta., U. ..
Lever. chief of police; Alameda City.
Cal, John Conrad, chief OF police; Alex
andria, Va. c. T. Goods. chief of police:
Altoona, Pa, ]. n. Tillard. ex-chIef of
police; Ann Aroor. Men, Theodore Z.
APPEL, chief of police: Ardmore, Pa,
James l. Donaghy, chief of police: As
bury Park, n. J., William H. Smith.
chief of police; Atlanta. Ga, J. l.. Beav-
ers, chief of police: Henry Jennings, ex-
chief of police. and Il. r. Rowan, chief
Of county police; Atlantic city, n. J.,
Nj. b. Woodruff, chief OF police; Auburn
y. Y, William e. Bell, chief of police.
Baltimore, Nd, Thomas F. Farnan,
chief of police; Grant A. Ogline, super
intendent of police. Baltimore and Ohio
Railway; Joseph McGovern. captain of
detectives. and A. ]. Humphrey. ex-chief
of detectives; Barrie, Ontario. r. King,
chief of police: Battle Creek. Mich, Will
lam II. Harrington, chief of police: Bay
City. Mich, n. n. Murphy. superintend-
ent Of police; BaFonne, n. J., John Yore,
chief of police: BeIleville, n. j., Michae.
J. Flynn, chief OF police; Berlin. On
tario, Charles Huber. high constable. and
George O'NeiH, chief constable; Berke-
ley Cal. August Nollmer chief of police;
BinghamtOn. n. Y, Charles II. Goodrich.
chief of police, and Robert Stephenson.
chief of detectives: Birmingham, Ala.
George Bodeker. chief of police; Bloom
ington, Ill. Fred L. Lang. chief of police;
Bluefield, w. Va, T. l.. Felts general
manager. BaIdwin-Felts Detectives. In
corporated; Braddock, Pa, James J. Nc
Carthy, chief of police; Brantford. Can
ada, Charles Slemin. chief constable
Bridgeport, Conn, Eugene birmingham
superintendent of police; Brockville, On
tario. William Burke, chief of police:
Brookline, Mass. Alonzo W. Corey. chief
of police: Buffalo. n. Y, Michael J.
Regain. chief of police.
Calgary, Canada, Alfred Cuddy, chief
of police: Cambridge. Mass, F. B. Pullen,
chief OF police; Camden, n. J., Z. A.
GravenOr. chief of police; J. s. Smith,
detective, and Marcus Carroll. county de-
teCtive: Carlsbad, n. j., Henry p Bel
lerheim, chief of police; Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, J. NJ Carl. chief of police; Chi
cdgO. ILL.,. William A. Pinkerton, Pinker-
ton Agency. 131-l37 S. Fifth Avenue; Her
man F. Schuettler, assistant general su-
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NJ. Shippy. ex-general superintendent of
police, suite 1916 Mccormick Building
corner Van Buren, and Michigan Avenues;
Frank Repetto, special detective, and
w. S. Cain, chief special agent. Chicago
and Alton Railroad; Cincinnati. Ohio.
William Copelan, chief of police, and
w. II. jackson, eX-chief OF police, S3l
Carew Building; Cohoes, y. Y, John
Jameson. chief of police; Cordele, Ga.
L. NJ. Summer. chief o. police; Council
Bluffs, Iowa, c. +. P. Froom, chief of
police; Covington, KY, Henry B. Schiller.
chief of police.
Dallas. Tex, q. A. Smith. superinten-
dent identification bureau; Danbury.
Conn, David W. Bradley. chief of po-
lice; Davenport, Iowa, Hans Schramm,
chief of police; DAYTON, Ohio, J. NJ. AL
laback, chief of police; Detroit, Mich,
John J. Downey. chief of police. and r.
S Palmer, chief of detectives; Duluth, |
Mimi, c. H. Troyer, Chief of police;
Dunkirk, y. Y, Fred W. Quandt chief
of police.
East Orange, n. j. James Bell. ex-
chief Of police, and Harry O'Neill. chief
of police; East Rutherford. n. J., George
McClelland, chief of police; Edmonton. |
Alberta, Canada, A. e. Lancey, CHIEF
Elkin. Ill, D. F. Gahan, chief 1
of police; Elizabeth, y. J., George c. |
Tenny, chief of police; John A. Peters,
chief of detectives, and John A. GaIatian. |
county detective; EImIra, n. y, FRANK
J. Cassada, chief OF police; EngIewood,
N J. Frank Titus chief of noIIce. ErIe