The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-07
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Peace Officials of Kansas Meet
in Topeka This Week.
Police Chiefs and Spe-
ciaI Officers to Attend.

Seventy-five Kansas peace officers
-sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, chiefs OF
police and special officers-will be in
Topeka on Friday and Saturday of
this week, to attend the postponed
sixth annual meeting of the Kansas
State Peace Officers association.
The meeting was to have been held
with the meeting of the Kansas Off
cial Council last month, but was de-
layed by the Appropriation of a pro-
gram. The schedule for the meeting
of the peace officers is now complete.
The program will include both dis
cussion of problems of the peace Off
GERS by themselves, and talks on sub
jects on which they are interested,
by state officials and others.
The entertainment features include
a banquet at PelIetier's on Friday 1
evening" December 9, with a program
of after dinner speaking to follow.
On Saturday the peace officers will
go to the State Boys Industrial school
north of Topeka, for Luncheon and to
visit the school and enjoy an enter
tainment prepared by the boys of the
school.
Election of Officers Saturday.
The final session will be held Satur-
day afternoon and will conclude with
the election of Officers, the reports OF
the resolutions committee and other
committees.
All business sessions of the meeting
are to take place in Representative
hall at the state house.
W. r Clark Hutchinson, sheriff of
Reno county, is president of the asso-
citation.
L. T. Hussey, Topeka, state fire
marshal; John Madden, Dodge City,
sheriff of Finney county; Ben Judkins,
of Topeka, special agent for the Rock
Island railroad; Robert Miller, of To-
peka. sheriff of Shawnee county. and
l. A,Ir1 ,I,4O #
police there, are vice presidents of the
organization.
NJ R. Clary. of Wichita, member of
the Missouri Pacific special service, is
secretary and treasurer of the associa-
ton.
The program committee which has
arranged the cehedule for the meeting
this week consists of L. T. Hussey,
chairman; Ben Judkins, secretary;
Robert Miller, treasurer; Guy A. SWal-
low chief of police in Topeka; George
L. Wiegand. of Topeka, special officer
for the Santa F'e, and o. K. SWayZe.
The Program.
The complete program is as follows:
Friday, December o.
900 a. m.-Registration at Representa-
10 90 a n-CaiI to order by President
W. T. Clark
Roll call.
Address of welcome Paul Edgar, assist !
ant county attorney. Topeka.
Response by the president.
Reading minutes of midsummer meeting. |
Appointment of committees.
Reports of officers.
Friday-Afternoon.
200 p. m.-Selection of place of midsum-
mer meeting, 1922
Reports of special committees.
Reading and discussion of papers.
practical Anti-Bank Robber Plan"
Prof. E o. Deere. Lindsborg.
Five minute talks Good of the Ser
all iniT in
600 p. m.-Dinner at Pelletiers Tea
THE Disarmament Conference asDr. |
Edmund J. Kulp. Topeka.
Crime and Automobiles" A. II. Skinner,
assistant U. S. district attorney, Topeka.
In Re Law Enforcement Hon. Richard
J. Hopkins, attorney general of Kansas.
Saturday. December 10.
900 a. m.-Address, Hon. Henry ]. Allen, |
governor of Kansas.
Address, Hon. John Dawson, associate
Justice of supreme court
Unfinished business.
IL 200 a. m.-Visit to Boys Industrial
School, Captain w. P. MacLean, superin
tendent, host.
Luncheon
Entertainment by the boys OF the school.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
o'cIock-Reading and discussion of pa
pers.
Nomination of officers
Election of officers.
Appointment of committees.
Report of resolutions committee
Adjournment until May, 1922.