Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09

Bank: william e. Williams, Corn Exchange
Bank: William L. Wood. Queens County
kuhne of Knauth. Nachod & Kuhne: Alfred
II. Curtis and Henry Chaplin. jr., National
Bank OF North America: Col Robert W.
Thompson. director in the National Bank
OF North America; FINS Marshall. Phoenix
National Bank; @. s. Whitsen and >. u.
Albach, National City Bank. David Pierson.
Bank of the Manhattan Company; 3. >.
Campbell. Merchants National Bank; Geo.
e, Lewis. Gallatin National Bank; Alex
Cambell, Hanover National Bank; Charles
Fl. Patterson, Fourth National Bank: VIII
liam l.. Meyer and Alfred j. McGrath Ma
tional Shoe and Leather Bank: w. O. Jones,
National Park Bank: Edwin s. Schenck and
Leo II. Mccall. Citizens Central National
Bank; w. H. Payne, NJ. II. Wager and Jas.
Thorne. Consolidated National Bank; David
Taylor. Coal and Iron National Bank; ]. r.
Thompson. Bankers Trust Company: Clark
Williams, George w. Young George H.
Robinson of Frisk & Robinson: Carl G. Ras-
mus and J. w. Platten. United States Mort.
gage and Trust Company; William c. Corn
well, ]. s. Bache & Co.: Lewis e. Pierson,
New York National Exchange Bank; Chas,
H. Stout and Charles w. Riecks, Liberty
National Bank: Charles Eliot Warren, Lin
coin National Bank: William Hartman,
Knickerbocker Trust Company; B. Il.
Smythe. Chemical National Bank: Andrew
A. Knowles. Mechanics National Bank;
Frederick B. Schenck Mercantile National
Bank: Samuel 8. Conover. Irving National
Bank: w. L. Douglass, Garfield National
Bank. and J. C. Griswold, Excelsior Savings
Bank.
Among the Pittsburg financiers who will
attend the convention F. H. SHIELDING.
president of the First National Bank of
Pittshurg; A s. Beymer. cashier OF the
Keystone National Bank: Thomas W.
Welsh. jr., cashier OF the Second National;
d. c. Wills. cashier OF the Diamond Ma
tional: F. B. Reynolds. cashier Of the Ohio
Valley Bank. and A. H. Patterson. cashier
of the Duquesne National A large delega-
af tSay Nox, fxa6 and
are registered at the New Willard.
A Handsome Program.
From every delegate who registered today
was heard comments of approval on the
completeness of the arrangements made for
their comfort and convenience, and not a
little praise was bestowed on the hand
some program that was distributed this
morning. This program Is In the form of
a booklet and Is one of the most complete
Of its kind that has ever been issued for a
similar purpose. 1t was compiled by SUBJ
committee Of the committee on souvenirs,
printing and program. of which Mr.. w. P.
Van Wickle was chairman. In addition to
giving an elaborate description of each
days program and informa ton as to the
conventences at headquarters, the program
contains eight pages of matter relating to
points of interest about the city, with q.
short description of each and directions
how to reach 1t. On the inside back
cover of the program is clear map of the
city, showing the streets and avenues and
giving directions as to the method of find
Ing the loca ton of any place mentioned in
the descriptive matter or any numbered
house. The names of the members of the
committee of arrangements. the members
of the American Bankers Association lty-
ing in the district and such other informal
ton as might be useful to visitors Is
printed after the descriptive matter The
entire book is handsomely bound and illus
trated throughout