The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-09

tional State and City Bank. Rich
mond.
Executive Council-H n. Phillips,
chairman. cashier Peninsula Bank.
Williamsburg, +. +. Miller, president
First National Bank. Lynchburg: T,
f. T1lghman, cashier Citizens Bank.
Norfolk, r. q. Vance, cashier Fir
National Bank. Waynesboro. ]. w.
Bell, president First National Bank,
Abingdon, w. NJ. Addison, cashier Ma
uonai Bank of Virginia, Richmond,
b. b. Jones, cashier National Bank of
ePtersburg; Walker Scott. cashier
Planters Bank. Farmviile; Norman
II. Williams. president First National
Bank. Chase City.
The following are members OF
standing committees.
Banking and Jurisprudence--G George
BRYAN, chairman, attorney of Virginia
bankers Association, Richmond
Charles /. Wade. cashier Bank OF
Christiansburg, Christiansburg; r. f.
Holland. president Farmers Bank OF
Nansemond, suffolk; r.. Estes Waugh
an president First National Bank
Lexington; X. G. Marshall director
Merchants and Farmers Bank Ports
mouth. Joseph II. Hurt. cashier Citi-
zens' Bank, Blackstone: Thomas g.
McAdams, cashier Merchants Ma
" H..
cashier Citizens and Marine Bank,
Newport News. e. p. Buford. presi
dent Bank Of Brunswick. Lawrence
fTfiie.
Finance. w; sinton. chairman.
ce-president National State and City
Bank, Richmond; l.. u. Morris, pres,-
dent Savings Bank of Richmond; A.
l.. Adarnson. cashier Mechanics and
Merchants Bank Manchester.
I . r,,.
president American National Bank.
Richmond: w. NJ. Habliston, pres.
dent National Bank of Virginia. Rich
nond; II. L. Schmelz, president Bank
OF Hampton, Hampton: III. f. Jones,
/ president Dominion National Bank,
! Bristol
| John NJ. Miller, Jr., vice president
| First National bank. Richmond. is
the mernb Der of the executive coun-
| esl AMERICAN BANKERS Association
George Bryan, attorney, Richmond.
Meetings In Homestead Hotel.
| The session will be called to order
! In the Homestead hotel at $50 A.
| M Thursday morning by the presi-
| dent and the following will be the
/ program.
| Prayer by Rev. John Gariick Scott,
| ST. Luke's Episcopal church. Hot
| Springs.
| appointment of committee on reso-
| lutions.
Annual address, by President J. w.
Miller. of Pulaski
Report OF the secretary. n. r. CAT
| ling, of Lynchburg.
Report of the treasurer Julien II.
! HILL of Richmond.
Report of the Attorney. George
Bryan, of Richmond.
OF
Phillips, chairman, Of Williamsburg.
Report of Committee on Banking
and Jurisprudence, George Bryan.
chairman. OF Richmond.
Report Of Taxation Committee, o.
J. Sands, chairman, Of Richmond.
Report Of Groups
Group One---Nelson 3. Groome,
chairman. Hampton.
Group Two-~Thomas r. McAdams.
chairman. Richmond
Group Three. f.. Tiffany, chair
man. Warrenton.
Group .Eour--James Goodwin, chair
man, Fincastle.
Group Five--J. II. Peters. chair
man. Gate City.
Adjournment for lunch.
.'ff.a BY McAdanis.
AT the afternoon session err will
be the subject OF an address by
Thomas ID. McAdams. cashier Mer-
chants National bank. Richmond,
gha, MI MlII BE- . folEowed hy ". Rarks.
dale. chief examiner. department Of
Banking Corporation Commission.
A, the opening or Friday morn
ing session the president will an
nounce the committee on nomina-
/ tons.
Proposed Banking and Currency
| Legislation will he the subject OF an
| address by Congressman Edward b.
/ Vreeland, vice chairman Of the Ma
. tional Monetary Commission, New
York city.
| Frank o. Watts, president Ameri-
| can Bankers Association. Nashville,
| Tenn. will tell all about the workings
| of his association after which an
adjournment for lunch will be taken.
Friday Afternoon, 3 o'OtIock.
In accordance with a resolution
passed at the last convention OF the
association, the afternoon OF the sec
ond day of the proceedings is to he
far III (,