The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-10

null discussion OF the national mo-
notary plan. The meeting will be !
held in the assembly room of the New
Leland The opening address OF the
evening will be by J. V. Farwell on
THE Importance of Monetary Reform
to Business Men" Mr. Farwel il d
leading merchant In Chicago and one
OF her most prominent citizens. He
has been elected to the presidency OF
the National League formed for the
promotion of public sentiment in
favor Of banking reform. Ills talk
will be most interesting Next will
come George NJ, Reynolds on Pro-
posed Monetary Legislation" Mr..
Reynolds is the pinch hitter" for
the National Monetary Association
the A. r. G. CURRENCY Commission.
and for any other organization which
Is in favor Of advanced monetary
legislation. He has appeared at
score of conventions during tho past
year and before clubs and com
mittoes and always can bring in
homo run, even when the bases are
| full. Mr.. Reynolds will be followed
| by short talks limited to fifteen min
utes by bankers who have been re-
questcd to deal with certain phases
of the monetary question. e. }, Par-
ker, dean of the association. will
speak on "Logalizing Clearing House
Currency IssYes" Mr. Parker Il
| famed as a sd tent of banking aud
credits and he will offer a. substitute
solution Of the question for thcse who
dc not CONF lately endorse the central
bank idea. Other addresses of the
evening Will be Difficulties to be En-
countered in Establishing a Monetary
system In This Country" by NJ. T.
Berry CT Carthage; Monetary Sys-
| tenn and Bank Organization, BY
Phillip Saunders of Streator; and
Effect Of Monetary rlan on Small
| Interior Banks" by ~ w Karraker
Of Joneshoro. The forccoing may
look to some like an almost con
tinuous performance" but certainly
it Is the strongest one day program
ever gotten out by state bankers
association.
The second day also will be busT
one. The morning session will be
held in the assembly room Of the New
Leland at $3.50 sharp. First on the
program will be the reports of the fol-
lowing committees: County Coop
Grafton; Federal Legislation; Bills OF
Lading; Private Bankers; Refison
of Constitution; Farm Loan Forms
and National Bankers. An address
will be made by Chester Arthur Legg
of Chicago on Banking Problems IN
the Merchandising of Grain" L. L.
Bacchus. who conducts the banking
department of the state auditors Of
fee, will read carefully prepared
address at this session. Next will
come that great national humorist, j.
Adam Bcde of MINNESOTA, on How IT,
be Happy" Everybody will want to
hear this talk for frequently bank
ers are heard repeating some of the
stories which he told at bankers ban
quets and conventions twenty years
ago. Following the ex-congressmfS
there will be meeting of officers of
/ i1o tndnr Tho di-
rection of Omer H. Wright 1t is
their intention to decide upon dates
for the winter group meetings and
to decide upon certain special sub
iects for speakers. There will also
be meeting for the officers and or
ganizers Of county declarations under
the craftsmanship of Il. c. Swift. A
committee will be appointed to draft
uniform bylaws and to make other
recommendation
The Charter Members.
The afternoon session of the sec-
ond day also will be held in the at
sembly room and will hear reports Of
retiring group chairmen, the meeting
to be conducted largely by Harvey G.
Riggs of Quincy There will be a
roll call of charter members OF the as
ISOLATION which will be a very inter-
esting feature Next will come the
"History of the Association by COT.
J. S. Asthorpe of Cairo. This will be
a most interesting and important pa
per and ought to bring out large
attendance. The session viii con-
clude with the report of the chair
man of the executive council on reso-
buttons, to be followed by the cleo
ton and installation of officers. Inn
mediately after the adjournment OF
this session, meeting of the exec
utive council will be held "in front
of the hall" John D. Phill'7s pre-
siding. This will be for III - stall
lation of the following new members
Of the council from the various
groups: Carl Hellpenstell of Rock Is
land, w. f. Schafer Of Elkhart, o. II
Wright Of Belvidere. l.. A. Goddard
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