The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-18
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immediately following the Thurs
day afternoon general session, all the
members of the American Bankers
association in attendance at the con-
vention will meet at a place to be
designated by John T. Denton, vice
president for Kansas, for the purpose
of nominating one member for the
executive council, member of the
nominating committee and vice
president of A. B. A. for Kansas.
At O'Clock p. m. Thursday Prof.
J. Laurence Laughlin of Chicago will
address the Topeka chapter of the
American Institute of Banking in the
Supreme Court Room Mr.. ]. b.
Jones, president. and Mr.. M l.. Bishop.
secretary of the Chapter cordially in
vite the members of other Institute
Chapters and all who are interested in
the Institute Courses of Study to De
present at this meeting.
The Kansas Bankers association has
increased in membership in the past
year from 1874 to 1060-abOut 80 per
cent of the banks in Kansas. There are
lis banks not in the association. That
is one reason for believing that there
will be record attendance at the meet
ing next week.
Registration will commence at 1880
o'clock Thursday morning near the en-
trance to Representative hall. Tele-
phone service will be installed at the
registration headquarters for the ex-
elusive use of the delegates. Bank and
city directories will be at hand and
the office equipped as a general bureau
of information. The secretary and all
his assistants will have no greater JOY
than to minister to the pleasure and
comfort of every one in attendance"
said Secretary w. w. Bowman.
Officers of the association are: Presi-
dent, John r. Lindburg, Pittsburg;
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treasurer, E. R. MulIaney, Hill City;
and secretary, w. w. Bowman.
AS previously announced the pro-
gram will include among other speak
ers the famous detective, William j.
Burns. William Livingstone, president
of the American Bankers association,
will also be here.
The general program:
First Session.
Thursday morning, May %. 10
o'clock, Representative hall.
Call to order.
Message -Invocation, Rev. Stephen
S. Estey, d. D., pastor First Presby-
terrain church, Topeka.
America.
welcome to Topeka-Hon. ]. w.
Dawson, attorney general of Kansas.
Response. P. Moore, president
First National bank, Holton.
Presidents address-John r. Lind
burg, president Kansas Bankers asso-
citation.
Address-"Banks as Factors in the
DEVELOPMENT of a State,' Hon. Will
liam Livingstone, Detroit, president
American Bankers association.
Recitation in French-Canadian Pa
tots Mr.. Edward w. Thompson, To-
peka.
Presentation of printed report.
Appointment of committees.
Second Session.
Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock, Rep
resentative hall.
Banks" VIM. ]. Burns. New York,
president Burns National Detective
Agency.
Address AFTER Taking ]. K.
Codding, Lansing. warden Kansas state
Address" Reform Pro-
fessor J. Laurence Laughlin, Univer-
sity of Chicago.
Thursday evening, entertainment,
"Kindling," at Grand.
Third Session.
Friday morning, May "a, 10 O'Clock,
Representative hall. 4
Invoeation-Dr. Charles M. Sheldon.
Address-''A Chapter from the
Archives" George w. Martin, Topeka,
secretary Kansas State Historical So
ciety.
Judge c. E. Lobdell, president First
National bank, Great Bend
Recitation in French Canadian
Patois-Mr. Edward w. Thompson,
topeka.
Address = Departmental Regula-
tions,' ]. N. Dolley, Topeka, bank COM
missioner.
Fourth Session.
Friday afternoon 2 O'Clock, Repre-
sentative hall.
Address-''The Banker and His Re-
lation to the Public Welfare" B. F.
Harris, Champaign, Ill, president Illi-
nois Bankers association.
Address-fThe Administration of
Justice" w. E. Higgins Lawrence
professor of law, University of Kansas.
Discussion-Led by w. J. Bailey,
Atchison, Should Kansas bankers IA
vor (a) The repeal of the federal
bankruptcy law; OBJ A modification of
existing exemption laws; (c) A deed of
trust law; ed) A mortgage tax law;
(e) More perfect uniformity in the
banking laws of the state.'
Report of auditor.
Proposed amendments to bylaws.
Reports of committees.
Election and Inhalation of officers
Unfinished business.
Adjournment.
Ladies' Meeting.
Friday morning. May "a, 10 o'clock
home of Mrs. C. w. Snyder, 1859 To-
peka avenue. Mrs. NJ. H. MaIott, hi
lene, presiding.
Greeting-Mrs. John R. Mulvane.
Music by the Misses Kouns.
1.-THE New Woman''-Mrs. w. r.
Stubs, Topeka.
''Money''-Mrs. W. ]. Bailey, Atchl-
son.
Recitation Thad c. Carver,
Pratt.
"Genesis Two Eighteen"-Mrs ]. E
Smith, Concordia-
THE Womens Ward'-Mrs. ]. K
Codding, Lansing.
Music.
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