The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-27
MONEY MEN HERE.
Continued from First PaEe.0

There are 600 banks in Kansas, OF
which 157 are national banks. We have
issued, for the first time invita- ions for
the attendance of ladies. So far we
have received % acceptances from
wives and lady friends of bankers who
viii be here. The wives of the bankers
of Topeka will be at the Copeland hOtet
at 4 o'clock Wednesday to act as a re-
ceDtlOn committee for these visiting
ladies. The ladies have also been in
Wted to be present at the banquet.
There VIII be many visitors from out
of the state, particularly from Kansas
City. The Kansas City bankers usually
take this opportunity for getting ac-
quainted with their Kansas patrons and
I am inclined to think every bank in
Kansas City viii be represented at the
meeting
f. p Moxey, special auditor of the
treasury department of the United
States, who has the reputation of never
failing to detect a fraud in the ac-
counts of d national bank when once
set to examine its books, will be one
of the speakers Thursday. Mr. MOx
ey's presence was not expected and his
name was not placed upon the printed
programme. An invitation had been ex-
tended to Congressman Jesse Over
street of Indiana, chairman Of the com
mittee on banking and currency of the
national house OF represents tives, but
he viii not be here. Congressman w.
A. Calderhead of Kansas is a member
of that committee and IS expected TO
present a paper of unusual interest at
the session this evening. Another fea-
ture of the gathering which promises
much of interest will be the roll call
Thursday afternoon when every mem
Der of the association will be called on
for a short account Of money affairs in
his locality. All the gatherings will be
held in Representative hall.
This evenings programme follows:
Senate chamber, state house, Z p. m.
Music, Steinberg'S orchestra
Call to order.
PRAYER by the Rev. ]. T. Mcfarland.
pastor First NJ E. church. Topeka.
Address of welcome. Governor willis
Response. ]. B. Adams. Ell Dorado.
Presidents address. James T. Brad
le--- Sedan.
"reminiscences of Kansas Banking, -
Major Calvin Hood, Emporia.
1our Currency w. A. Calderhead.
member of congress from Fifth district
of Kansas and member of banking ana
currency committee.
Appointment of committees.
Nominations, resolutions, auditing ne
crology.
Music. Steinberg's orchestra.
SECOND SESSION, MAY %.
Senate chamber, state house. 9 a. m.
How to Compete With the PoStOffice
and Express Companies for the Money
order BUSINESS NJ "A. waterman
Kansas City.
Trust Companies and Banks Thorn
ton Cooke, Kansas City, Mo.
Bank Advertising" Scott Hopkins,
Horton.
The Injudicious Banker and How to
Control Him" Morton Albaugh. Kansas
state bank commissioner. Topeka.
The Best Class of Investments for the
Average Kansas Bank c. C. K. Sco-
vile, Seneca.
Secretaries TepOrt C L Rro1xa ".
Treasurer's report, ]. N. Mcdonald.
Chanute.
Reports of groups
Group No /, L. H wulfekuhler. chair
Group No ?, A W. Cory secretary
Dwight.
Group No. 3. E. P. Allen. Independ-
ence.
Group No. 4. W. W. Bowman. secre-
Group No. 5, J. G. Brinkman. secre-
tary, Great Bend.
Group No. 6, c. c. Taylor, secretary
Conway Springs.
Report of committee on education of