The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-15
BANKERS
WILL NEE
All ELk'.IIl|S

If the West Virginia Bankers Assoc
siation, will be held at Elkins, June
1920. The program for the event.
which has been in the hands of Sec
Rotary G. #. Hiteshew, of Parkers-
burg, has been fully prepared. IT
contains number Of very interest
ing features including an address by
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie
NJ. Shaw next Wednesday evening.
This will be one number of the pro-
gram which the state bankers will
not overlook.
Henry Clews, the New York
financial expert, will3also be present
and will speak on "The Monetary
Situation and Its Remedies: =
A number of local bankers will
attend, as will some others, Interests
ed in the banking business though
not in executive position. The
event promises to bethe largest ever
held by the bankers Of the state. 1t
will close with a banquet at the home
of Senator Elkins. A prominent
member, who will address the body.
is ex-senator Henry G.. Davis.
The full programs given out by
Mr.. Hiteshew follows:
The Officers.
Prcsident-F. NJ StauntoD.
Vice President, First District
Walton Miller.
Vice President, Second District
W. G. Wilson.
Vice President; Third District
J. S. Hill.
Vice President, Fourth District
G. A.Bukey.
Vice President, Fifth District
J. W. Perry.
Secretary and Treasurer g. y.
Hitcshew.
Tuesday, June 10.
Convention calledto order by the
President, Mr.. r. N. Staunton, Of
Charleston.
Prayer, Rev F. II. Barron, Pas
tor Davis Memorial Presbyterian
church.
Address of Welcome on Behalf o.
Elkins Bankers, ex-senator Henry
G. Davis.
Address of Welcome on Behalf Of
City Of Elkins, Capt. w. II. Cobb,
Mayor.
Response on behalf of Association,
Lawrence b. Sands, Vice President
National Exchange Bank, Wheeling
Annual address Of President r
N. Stanton.
Report of Secretary n treasurer.
Appointment Of committees.
Recess until 2:3Op. m.
Afternoon Session.
Address, @Some Phases of Mod
ern Commercial Banking" Mr.. w
4. Meyer, President Mechanics and
Traders Bank, New York.
Address, ssThe Necessity for Ma
tional Legislation on Bills of Lad
ing. Thomas B. Patton, Editor
Banking Law journal, New York.
Evening Session.
Address, "The Monetary Situa-
ton and It's Remedies" Henry
Clews, Banker, New York.
J Addrerss3T 'radc Expansion
Hon. Leslie NJ. Shaw, Secretary Of
THE Treasury.
Wednesday, June 30.
Prayer, Rev. O. D. King, pastor
M. b. church.
Address-Hon. s. B. Ellzins.
Address Some Needed Re
FORMS" Mr.. S. v. Matthews, Com
missioner of Banking, Charleston.
Report of delegates to American
Bankers Association, Washington,
d. G., Chairman Chas. Burdette
Hart, Wheeling.
Report of committees.
Selection of nominating commit
tee.
Selection of time and place Of the
next meeting.
Report of nominating committee.
Election of officers.
Appointment Of delegates to the
American Bankers Association.
& Afternoon, June 20.
The Board of Tradeof Elkins will
give all bankers andyisitors on ex-
cursion over the Coal g. Iron Rail
way, through Cheat river canon to
the lumber regions, leaving the de-
pot at / o'clock p. m. Lunch will
be served at one Of the lumber camp
enroute.
Evening, s:SO.P. M.
Banquet at "Halliehurst, !" home
of Senator s. B. Elkins.
The headquarters Of the associa-
ton will be at the Randolph hotel.
Atso'clock a. m. on June is, the.
first day of the convention, regiatta-
ton will begin in the parlor ftheI
Randolph hotel, where delegates and!
visitors will register and obtain
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