The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-18
unite the bankers In support of a


unite the bankers In support Of a
moNctnry standard
The delay in reform of our bank
ing and currency system. has been
largely due TO political obstruction. But
{. Is undeniably true. that division OF
opinion along bankers themselves as
10 fundamentals, has been partly re-
sponsthie. Had the older generation.
OF bankers, in addition to their train
ms in the school OF experience. had
tho added advantage OF your oppor-
turities, FOR well-rounded education
in the fundamentals OF finance. our pres
ent banking institutions might have
teen earlier and more easily evolved
TIE unity of cooperation, which has
been developed through institute and
association work has had. aud will
have. effects which the bankers of tho
Younger generation who have not eX-
perienced the dissensions ot the past.
cannot fully appreciate"
Presidents Report.
PRECEDENT Moser's annual address
briefly reviews the progress of the in
s;itutc during the past year, especial
is in its educational work and In
:ha development Of post graduate
courses and correspondence courses for
:hose living at isDts where regular
chapter courses in banking and COM
wtrcial law were not available. EN-
ptGlSCCe mas SHOWN. ne Spld, tn3t lul-
d organized chapters could bc MAIN
tNrcd only in the larger cities; that is.
where there are n number OF banks, and
corset Ueu.ly number OF bank men
anxious 10 Setter them selves by such
stu6jes several chapters organized in
sr,sller towns had disbanded, and some
az ,hs members were now taking cor
resoludeuce courses III the work out
t-t5 There are y; present sixty
+rt.r - vrts-S leading ri OF
;l.S country, with 1857 members. In
aa-.tlcr there arc Ills men taking cor
-sscou6eucc courses because they are
rot located n; points where there are
iocsl chapters IN the membership
;hs-e are already $40 institute gradu-
ates many O: whom are holding re-
s2o~s.ple positions With banking insti-
Committee Reports.
TIE report @: the executive council
vAs read ny Fred = C.andal. chair
-,ar = trcluGed a lecai opinion CON
STRUNG The constitution IL regard 10
,-e els.;ion q members ot the execu-
,-Ns co-cc!. - classes. three 10 be
elected :: th!s session instead o, four s
some members have construed the con-
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