The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-16

be be upon uporreui high - plane and as much
as possible in the interest Of the de-
deposit Of savings; particularly Of the wage !.
Garner. It is the money deposited for savings.
and often drawn out to meet some contingency
before earning any interest which contributes
most to the profits Of a savings bank.
II protest most earnestly against these con.
counts as earnestly against the conception
OF the Virginia bankers first mentioned, as
OF tho last.
.'The banking interest OF Virginia is no
longer in the swad n &c clothes Of Its de,
over 100000 OF assets, 1t has reached Its
statue OF manhood when 1t should look with
ean9 " we sSds ns
direct It In wise channels.
before closing wish to testify to the
To him belongs the credit OF the we'll
ranged programme. he has been faithful IN
association to its present efficient Standing
Resolutions Committee.
4, The e c d ANNOUNCED as the Com
seph Stebbins. South Boston: @. j. Sands:
Richmond. and Charles w. Warden. OF
Bristol
Secretary Calling read number OF let
tiers, expressive OF the regret OF the writ
ers that they were not able to attend.
Among those sending their regrets we're
y
Gage, William Barrett Ridgely, OF Wash
ington; Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, pres
dent Of the University OF Virginia, for
mer United States Treasurer Ellis II III.
Roberta and others.
Communications were read extending to
the visitors the courtesies Of the various
Hermitage Clubs and others. and tho
Young MEMS Christian Association sent
Visitors a s' and ~ with them all privileges
Among those sending their regrets at
not being able to attend was Hon. A. c..
Bsa as.oTs o. stapnton a,,,no .,nn,ttoa n,s
annual report, which Is n decidedly cred
table one IN every way a 4: An addendum
the report makes oGal referense to
Burke, Of the association, a prominent
staunton banker. The Resolutions Com
rnittcc will report suitable resolutions
Mr.. George J, seay, chairman q the
Committee on Banking and Jurspru-
there having been no, session of the Gen
eral Assembly since the last annual meet
ing Of the association, there has 4, been en-
tic matters to which attention had been
called.
NE: 81 schwarzk9gpf; g Of ,, Morf1|lk,
Committee. The committee had held but
two meetings during the year. At the
January meeting the committee accepted
the Invitation Of the Richmond bankers
to hold the convention in this city, and
made arrangements therefor. Says the
report: I'm this connection your pres
ident and secretary have done more than
their full share, and It Is due to them
that we have such eminent men to ad-
dress u.s. ~
The committee had fixed the salaries .,6n
and the attorneys SEQ. Their work was
highly commended. The report was re-
ee Treasu aMa Ill., 4 Williams. Of this city
submitted his report. II is brief, PIT
Ifiakes m excellent showing. of the
finances OF tho organization, showing, a
snug balance to the credit OF the assoc
Mr.. o. ]. Sands OF this city, submitted
tho report of the Committee on Taxation.
Owing to the fact that there has been
mo- session of the Legisla ture. there IS
| little to report in the Way,of suggested or
needed legislation along these lines,
The regular programme or business Pc
! ing concluded, as mapped out for the
| forenoon session, the association took q
recess until T. M.
Afternoon Session.
When the convention reassembled at 4
O'clock tho members wereka bit tardy IN
catherine in the convention hall, but, on
arrival found half dozen rotary cleo
trio fans buzzing merrily ana the com,
i fort of the delegates greatly lncreaseo
''. Almost the nrst business after, the as
! sernbl nE or the association was the intro-
auction Of Hon, r. y. Barton, eminent