The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-20
4 GREAT LEAGUE.
Fourth Annual Meeting Of the
United States Building
Associations.

ME la 1AlCSllAIS III I4lC
United States League Of Local Building
and Loan Associations will be held in
Philadelphia, commencing July o, at ten
o'clock A. M, and promises to be an inn
portant and interesting event. The meet
ings will be held in the Bourse Building,
Fifth street, above Chestnut. The follow
ing programme has been arranged
Wednesday morning-Address of well
come to the delegates by the Hon. Charles
T. Warwick, Mayor of Philadelphia; open
ing exercises; presentation of credentials
and reference to proper committee, presi-
dents address; report of Committee on
Credentials; secretaTy's report; treasurer's
report; report of Committee on Educa-
ton and Promotion by the Hon. Fred. Ba-
der, Cincinnati, Ohio; appointment of
Committee on Resolutions n Finance
Committee.
"Wednesday afternoon-Address. "The
School System of Savings; Its Develop
ton, Mass; address, 1.-THE Building and
Loan Association as a Permanent Saw
ings Fund by 3. G. yasen, Quincy, H.;
symposium. The rate per cent. it actual
all the factors in the question being
known" by K. ". Haymaker, Defiance,
Ohio; G. K. Clark. San Francisco, Cal,
and E. E. Gore, Springfield, ILL.,; address,
lions, by M 3. Brown, Philadelphia; roll
call by States for Introduction and read
ing of resolutions and reference to proper
Thursday MorningaAddress by Espy "
THE Voluntary Liquadation of Building
island. ME-; address, Building Associa-
tons in the South by, J. H. Westoyer;
Wiuiamstown, KY: address, THE Real
and its Effect on Building and Loan Assoc
ciations,s by H. T. McClung. St Paul,
MINI. address, The Laboring Man in
Clarency, Philadelphia. Pa; address,
1.-THE Best Methods of Paying Matured
stock" by Hon. Seymour Dexter, Elrira,
Thursday Afternoon-symposium; The
Merits or Advantages of the Philadelphia
Plan and the Dayton Plan of Building and
IT. Paist, Philadelphia, Pa, and S. Rufus
Jones, Dayton, Ohio. address, the Re-
l adt0m, Of tie Sc G VooRReraW5 WIFE, Bank H f2 ! dae
Mass; address. 1.-THE Erect Of Building
and Loan Assoeiatjons on the Growth Of
aodpass' .Tsegislatian and judicial Con,
struction Affecting Building Associations"
BY i II; Royse Terre Hante IND,
Committee on Resolutions: unfinished
business; Report of movement in each
State by the respective delegations; cleo
The @oficers for 1866 are:-Iulius
Brown. First Vice-President. Philadelphia
= d.. i w B<4fISlCN. ' ~ e.
lent, Minneapolis. Mimi; John E. Fluff
man, Third Vice-Presidenf New Orleans,
La ,. n, c. shamway. Treasurer. Tay-
Cincinnati. Ohio: ". r. Sheppard. Assist
ant Secretary. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Executive Commihtee-Chas. X. Clark,
Rockford. ILL.,: G.. w. Smith. New Al
bany, Ind; F. D. Cav. Boone. Iowa.
Espv w. H. Williams, New Orleans, La;
D. Eldredge. Boston. Mass; Irving E.
Rich, Jackson. Mich: Chan. Smith. Dur
luth, MINI: J.. w. Bergfeld. st. Louis,
Mo; F. J. Maher. Natchez. Miss. A. H.
Barrett. Butte. Mont, Tfcs. J. Fitzmor-
ris. Omaha. Neb.: Hon. Seymour Dexter.
Blmira. N. Y; Hon. Fred Bader. Cincin-
natl. Ohio; Joseph H. Paist. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
There will be a meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee ait the Bourse Building.
on Wednesday. July p, at nine O'clock
A. M.
The headquarters of the League during
the meeting will be at the Hotel Lafay-
cite, where a special rate of 81 per day
for delegates has been made. The Hotel
Hanover has alSo made special rates
AT the close of each days session the
Committee Of the Pbalsdelphna Associa-
TONS proposes to provide some entertain
ment for the visiting delegates, and on
Friday, July "a. the delegates win be
taken by special train to the seashore
to spend the day at Atlantic City. as
guests of the Local Association of Phila-
delphia. and will be furnished with all
road tickets for the round trip from
Philadelphia to atlantic City and return,
good for ten days. for the use of those
who may desire to prolong their stay at
the seashore.
The committee has arranged to include
in the series of entertainments the wives
and friends of writing delegates, who
viii also be entitled to the reduced rail-
road rates given to parties of ten or
more.
The Executive Committee has decided
THAI the New Jersey Building and Loan
Association League shall become, for this
year ait least, a member of the United
States League of Building and Loan As
| sociations. Every ASSOCIATION in New
jersey is invited to send as many dele
gates to this meeting aas can convenient
ly attend. Pres dent Read of the New
Jersey League desires that New Jersey
shall be represented by as large a dele
Cation as possible, and all persons inter
ested in building and loan associations are
cordially invited to be present.