The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-23
OFFICIALS TO CITY
The Kansas Official Council
Meets Here Next Week.
January %, %, 80 Are the Days
for Sessions Here.
1000 DELEGATES ARE DUE
County Clerks, Commissioners,
Registers of Deeds In.
Court Clerks, Treasurers and
Probate Judges as Well.

Topeka is to be the mecca for
about 1000 county officials of Kansas
next week. They are to take the city
for three days, January 81, %, 20.
The delegates are members of the
Kansas Official council, meeting in
annual session.
clerks, commissioners, registrars of
deeds, court clerks, probate judges
and treasurers of the los counties of
the state.
Where They Will Meet.
County clerks will meet in the
utilities board hearing room at the
state house. The commissioners will
have sessions at the Chamber of Com
merce. Registrars of deeds will
gather at the office of the secretary
of state, court clerks will have the
supreme court room, while the office
of state treasurer will be headquarters
for the treasurers- Probate judges
will take the city council chamber.
Each division will have its own pro-
gram and there will be addresses on
various phases of the work of each
officer. The county clerks started the
meetings about thirty years ago, and
the other officers joined them in later
years, until the Kansas Official coun-
ell has grown to be a very large or
ga nization.
The following program, the official
menu" of the convention, is sent out
by the officers to all the counties in
the state thru the State Journal to-
day. The State Journal is to be
mailed to the delegates tonight. The
program follows:
COUNTY CLERKS ASSOCIATIONS.
Monday. January 81
Committee on registration will be at Cham
Der of Commerce from ? to p m All
VISITORS Officers, deputies and visitors
ladies requested to register and receive
their badges.
p. m.-Opening session of Kansas of1lclal
council Gall associations) at auditorium.
Call to order by President ]. +. Swon-
ger, jr., county commissioner Anderson
Address of welcome, ]. E. House may
Address by Arthur Capper, United
States senator-elect.
G II. m.WGet- acquainted session and buffet
luncheon at Chamber of Commerce;
Music. fun, oratory and general good
p. m.-Assignment to theater line parties,
as guests of local committee.
10 p. m.-An present. Let the play be-
Tuesday. January 20.
o a. m.-County Clerks Association called
TO order by President &. A. Young, of
Newton. Roll call and reading of min
Reports of officers and standing COM
.'Siackers and the Draft Board W. ].
Roe. Russell.
dition of a coward, to do wrong. or
omit to do right from fear. is TO super,
add delinquency to cowardice. David
Dudley Field.
THE Average Deputy Assessor" Arch
Bonecutter, Mankato.
Five things are requisite to a good
officer-ability, clean hands. despatch,
patience and impartiality.'
Penn.
''ShalI and May in Our Laws" Rodger
Moon, Junction City.
Law and equity are two things
put asunder''-Colton.
Appointment of committees by the
president.
Boards Part in it, w. II. Yenawine,
I'VE join ourselves to no party that
does not carry the flag and keep step
to the music of the Union. '-Rufus
''The Progressive Deputy C. C. Muir
ray. Coldwater.
Not because , I raise myself s a tsSIe
to something, do 1 approve myself -
Jacob.
Assessing Oil Properties" A. ]. VII
entinc. Independence.
Let no guilty man escape If 1t can
be avoided. No personal consideration
ing a duty."0UIysses s. Grant. N--'
The Humorous Side of the Selective
DRAFT Harry r. Martin FL Dorado.
warm tender fellow feeling with all
form of xistence."-Carlyle.
Embellishments for supper.
p. m.-Home- coming address by Henry
J. Allen, governor of Kansas.
wednesday, January 80.
a. m.-"Election Machinery. How 1t
Works. c. II. Benson, WaKeeeney.
States are great engines moving
wly."-Bacon.
The Peoples Information Bureau"
Miss Ann Masterson, Columbus.
m Ia
ing other mems candles at our lamp,
without depriving ourselves of any