Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-22
STATE ASSOCIATION TO HOLD
ANNUAL CONVENTION IN
DIES MONIES.
1wENrY.s SEVENTH SESSION
TO OPEN ON TUESDAY NEXT
Visiting Finaneiers TO b Guests OF
Clearing House Association and 20
See Ball Gams-visit to Amos COL
leg. Plannsd-Prosran,s for conven-
, ton Issued.

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vention of the Iowa State Bankers AS
sociation are being sent out by Percy
w. Hall, secretary The business SEES
sions will begin on Tuesday in the
Auditorium. The association has d
membership OF 1900 and it is expected
chat most of them will be represented,
many of them with their wives.
The convention will be called to Or
der at 10 O'Clock by Charles Snade'
president Of the association. After the
invocation by the Rev. John A. Earl
n d president of Des Moines COL
lege, Mayor James r. Hanna VIII oe-
liver the address of welcome. Charies
~ Ellis president of the First Ma
rional Rank of Charles City, will re-
spond for the bankers.
Charles Shade, president OF the flrs s..
National Bank of Rock Rapids, VIII
deliver his annual address. Inc re-
mort of Secretary Percy w. Hail Will De
distributed to the bankers In pahnphie'
for1o and will not be read from the
platform. Committee reports WIN NC
received from the following:
Legislation. John Ntzhugh,, OF SIOUX
City; taXatlOn, Il. -h' $780, o,,, -
Rapids; good roads, M. -. Gipns' 80 90
Alton; obituary, j. NJ. Dln"Auu1e' 80 80
Cedar Rapids; auditing. NJ. "a 1oN' -
Rock Rapids; Sunblad huhu' -
Cord, of Spencer. .he
There will be two addresses a.
morning session. Governor Geolse W.
Clarke will deliver the hrst aoui ess.
The second address, WHAT IS nenle e
Done for Agriculture in Iowa. VIII oe
delivered by President Ray
Pearson. Of the Iowa State Coiles
Ames After the address the paiiN ~
will be photographed III 1rohl u ''''
auditorium. ~. 6rst
Upon adjournment after the ~ 80
mornings session, the members VI
mornings session. the members " @
meet and nominate wee presiue'
iowa elect a delegate for the lioiiiti'as
ing committee at the national GU
ron and nominate an Iowa member y.
III. executive committee. b. 3. La I n
&, tho present vice president lFoii'
Iowa.
Minnesota Man TO Speak.
Hon w. l. Nolan, OF Mlnneapo.ie'
will deliver the only address Oh tn IA, W
ernoon when the convention VII, au
;o,rn IN enable the members 10 take ~
tho ball game as guests Oh Iiie Us
Moines Clearing House Associa tion.
Two addresses, reports OF coAiAAA4A>
! tees and the election OF onlcers a.
down for Wednesday morning 80
.ion when the business analrs u .ns
lconyention will be concluded. ne
address. progress and the bahhei'
| viii he delivered by j. A. >. PoiAaiu
"a shier of the Fart Madison saVihss
panL who has gained a reputation d.
10 hanker- orator and humor1st Oh
~. The second address, The Ne"
,rrust Company Law" by James NJ
Persons attorney for the association
is ono of the last bookings maze ny
secretary Hall for the convention
considerable interest attaches 10 'nis
address because it will review anu
explain the bill passed by the last !es
is1ature enabling state ana sd s4nes
banks as corporation, to act DIS u 10
+aos Guardians and administrators "
estates. 49,, o,oso ~
Immediately following the close, %
tho business session the councl' % az
| uinistration and the outgoing pres"
dent will hold meeting
To Visit Ames College.
The afternoon will be given up 10 '"e
trim IN Ames. The convention WIZ au
iourn at noon to give the vls,.o ,ss
ample time to prepare for TINS '!,p
The visitors will be taken tnru ~.
college buildings in small partles 5, an =.
an address will be delivered by w: ~
Brown, president OF the New AoIf orr
Central railroad. who will be m tns
citv at that time. AT o'clock a Don
social will be enjoyed on the campus
by the visitors.
| The women in the party VIII DC en.
tertained at the Golf and Country CluA
preceding an auto ride about the c41s
on Tuesday afternoon. In the eVenihs
I there will be a musicale, precedeo ~
q dinner. The members of the ladles
committee, are Grant McPherrin, =. "A
Slininger and A. o. Hauge.
A special entertainment has peer
provided for the men at the Auditor
Jun. The entertainment committee II
charge of this pleasure is composed o.
Harry T.. Black burn, Leo e. Stevens
and George F. Richter.
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