The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-12

tary Buck, and the attendance was
 found to be the largest in the history
 of the association.
 The following delegates were shown to be present:
 E. J. Buck. president City Bank and Trust Company, Mobile; Charles D. Will
 loughby,' cashier First National Bank,
 Mobile; J. w. Little cashier Peoples
 Bank. Mobile; Robert Newman, cashier
 First National Bank. Abbeville; Fl. w. Leinkauf. president Leinkauf Banking
 Company. Mobile; II. V. Ralston. assIs- | tant cashier State National Bank, New | Orleans: J. H. Fitts. president City Na- tional Bank, Tuscaloosa; L. Bernheimer. vice-president First National Bank. Ge- | neva; F. M. Metcalf, vice-president Bank of Hartford: T. T Reynolds. president Fourth National Bank Montgomery; Louis B. Farley, cashier Merchants and
 Planters Farley National Bank. Mont gomery; c. M Williamson. assistant cashier Alabama National Bank. Bir-
 mingham; w. J. Cameron. e-presdent Urion Savings Bank, Mobile; N. J. l Cheairs, cashier Bank of Henry, Abbe- | vile; Michael Cody. president Union Bank and Trust Company, Montgomery; J. w. Brown. president Peoples Bank of Syla-
 eaugd; R. A. Beeland. vlce-presdent I FIrst National Bank, Greenville; J. c. l Henderson, vice-president Farmers and Merchants Bank. Troy; E. R, Glass, Jr.. cashier Farmers Bank, Uniontown; B. l.. Gaddis. Jr., cashier Bank of Wetump- ka; Wm. ]. Hall, cashier First National
 Bank. Greenvllle; w. H. Hurt, cashier and George T. Hill, assistant cashier
 Bank of Tuskegee; c. H. Gerald. cashier
 Thorsby Savings Bank. Thorsby; George II Parker, president Parker & Co, Gull ~ " UTar rta Tf-rk YAkfs s...I Bank, Decatur; w. A. Bibb, presi-
 dent Morgan County National Bank. | New Decatur; A. J. Goodwin, assist
 ant cashier First National Bank. An
 niston; ". J. McCaa, director First | National Bank, Anniston: A. F. Arm- | strong, cashier Marion Central Bank, Marion; T. W. Palmer, vice president Merchants National Bank. Tuscaloosa;
 Tom O. Smith. vice president, Birm- 1 ingham Trust and Savings Company, Birmingham; A. M. Baldwin. presi-
 dent First National Bank. Montgom-
 cry; A. S. Woolfolk cashier First Ma
 tional Bank, Montgomery: J. L. Hall,
 president, and Nj. P. LeGrand, vice president Merchants and Planters
 Farley National Bank. Montgomery; s. B. Marks, Jr., vice president Mer- chants and Planters Farley National | Bank. Montgomery; Gordon DuBose, president First National Bank. Ensley; J. c. Maxwell. cashier Alexander City Bank. Alexander City; Hogan Jackson,
 cashier Farmers and Merchants Bank
 Goodwater; William Berney. president American National Bank. Montgomery;
 S. s. Tyson. cashier American Nation al Bank, Montgomery; c. P. Deming, president Peoples Bank of Evergreen. Evergreen; John D. Burnett, vice pres | ident Peoples Bank of Evergreen, Evergreen; J. H. Cranford. president Bank of Jasper, Jasper; J. F. John son. president Bank of Greenvllle. | Greenville: W. w. Crawford, cashier
 First National Bank, Birmingham; s. o. Brodus. cashier Merchants Bank.
 Florence; O. B. Pruett. cashier Clay
 ton Banking Company; M. B. We'll burne. president City National Bank
 of Anniston; w. C. Davis, Bank of Hurtsboro, Hurtsboro.
 President Smith on rising to make
 the annual address of the president, was greeted by a round of hearty ap- plause His lucid and concise address
 dealing with matters of interest to | the members of the association was received with enthusiasm.
 Reports of ORlcers. | The report of the secretary was next upon the program. Secretary | Bucks address was complimented for
 the valuable suggestions it contained
 Tn its concluding paragraph the Sec
 retary stated that because of increas- | ed business duties he would have to
 decline to serve as secretary-treasurer
 for the ensuing year. at the same time
 expressing his appreciation of the hon.
 or the association had conferred upon | him.
 T move" said Vice President Far
 lev, that the secretary's reports be
 adopted, with the last paragraph stricken out"
 The motion was unanimously adopt
 ed.
 The secretary who Is also the treas urer. then submitted the treasurers re-
 port showing the splendid financial condition of the association. As soon as the report was read showing a sur plus of over $500 a member occupying rear seat said: T move we declare a dividend"
 4 laugh went around, but President Smith ruled the motion out of order
 On the committee to audit the re- port of the treasurer. the president named George F. Hill. J. c. Maxwell and A. F. Armstrong
 As a nominating committee he 1am- ed A. M. Baldwin, G. H. Parker, J. A.