Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
COMMITTEE NOM|NATES
BANKERS FOR OFFICERS
F. O. Watts of Nashville Selected
President at Session
in This City

The following names, the result of
the nominating committees meeting
yesterday afternoon, will be presented
to the American Bankers association
convention today. While 1t Is possible
for members to nominate other officers
than those given 1t is seldom done, and
the following probably will be the next
officers of the association:
President-F. o. Watts, Nashville,
Tenn.
First vice president-William Living
stone, Detroit, Mich.
For members of the executive coun-
Gil: Alabama, ]. H. Barr, Birming-
ham, Arkansas, George w. Rogers,
Little Rock; California, H. S. Fletcher,
Watsonville: Colorado, Gordon Jones,
Denver; Connecticut, C. c. Barlow,
Macon; Illinois, J. o. Wilson. Bloom
ington; Indiana, H. c. Johnson, Sey-
mour; Iowa, E. L. Johnson. Waterloo;
Maryland, Albert d. Graham, Balti-
more; Michigan, Emory w. Clark,
Detroit; Minnesota, George r. Order,
Minneapolis; Montana H. Yaeger,
Lewiston; Nebraska, Victor B. Cald-
well, Omaha; New Jersey, Edward L.
Howe, Princeton; New York, Ledyard
Cogswell, Albany, and James G. Can
non New York; Ohio, T. j. Davis,
Cincinnati and w. f. Hoffman, Co
lumbus; Oklahoma, D. w. Hogan, Ok
lahoma City; Pennsylvania, John G.
Reading, Williamsport; South Caro-
lima, w. D. Morgan, Georgetown;
Texas, o. e. Dunlap, Waxahachie.
For member of the executive council'
from states and territories where the
membership in the American Bankers
association is less than 100, the total
membership aggregating 628 members
Edward P. Metcalf, Providence, r. l.
For member representing the trust
company section-F. H. Fries, Win
ston-Salem, N. c.
For member OF the executive council
representing the clearing house sec
tion-Ralph Van Vecthen, Chicago.
For member representing the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking section-B.
c. Downey, chairman, Indianapolis.
For member of the executive council
representing the organization OF secre-
taries section-W. F. Keyser Sedalia,
Mo.
For vice presidents of the different
states and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., B. b.
Barnes, Eutaw; Arkansas, e. T.
Reeves, Little Rock; California, Frank
B. Anderson, San Francisco; Colorado,
]. Q. Houston, Denver; Connecticut,
M. H. Griffing, Danbury; Florida, j.
S. Reese, Pensacola; Georgia, c. B.
Lewis, Macon; Idaho, Boyd Hamilton,
Coeur d'Alene; Illinois, Andrew Rus
sell, Jacksonville; Iowa, Kent c. Fer
men, Cedar Rapids! Kansas. G. c.
Smith, Kansas City; Kentucky, George
R. Lewis, Glasgow: Louisiana, l.. M.
Pool, New Orleans; Maine, Edward S.
Kennard, Rumford Falls; Maryland,
Fl. H. Haines. Rising Sun; Massa-
chusetts, Joseph w. Stephens. Green
field; Michigan, f. p. Browne. Bay
City; Minnesota, George G. Powers,
st. Paul; Mississippi, c. B. Quin,
MoComb City; Missouri. Samuel Sharp,
Montgomery City; Montana, ]. S.
Dutton, Butte; Nebraska, J. w. Welp-
ton, Ogallala New Jersey, Cornelius
A. Pugsley, Peekskill; North Carolina,
Henry G. Mcqueen, Wilmington; Ohio.
r. B. Crane Toledo; Oklahoma, Jake
Easton, Antlers; Oregon, e. A. Wyld,
Portland; Pennsylvania, Frank M.
Horn, Cataseuqua; South Carolina, t.
3. Stackhouse, Dillon; South Dakota,
f. C. Danforth, Parker; Tennessee, G.
A. Lyerly, Chattanooga; Texas, George
e. Webb, San Angelo; Virginia,
George A. Schmelz, Newport News;
Washington, George b. Burke, Ia
coma; West Virginia, w. B. Irwin,
Wheeling; Wisconsin, c. c. Brown,
Kenosha-