The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
and Group V. I Il.

NHiiioNt'sNlIc. anu Group V. L IL.
Kins. Marion.
immediately following the adjourn
mont OF Thursday mornings session,
members of the American BANKERS
Association present. will meet To elect
a member OF the executive council of
that association for Virginia. and n
member OF the general nominating
committee for the next American
Bankers Association convention. which
Will be held In Richmond.
kI;ESEE TO SPEAK
ON INSTITUTE WORK
After an intcrmission for luncheon.
business will be resumed with II SEES
sion ut o'clock In the afternoon
There will he the following addres
Benefits to Bc Derived From The
American Institute of Banking.
George II. Kcesec. assistant cashier
Merchants National Bank. Richmond.
Banking From Two Points of
View II. l.. Eley. assistant cashier
tho Peoples Bank. Courtlnnd
"EovclopinE n Ranks business by
ADVERTISING" Fred w. Ellsworth. man
agcr department of new business.
Guaranty Trust Company. New York.
Thursday evening viii be given up
10 diversion and each member Will
seek II after his own fashion There
Will bc ample tlme for boat trips to
Ocean View. Norfolk. or Virginia Beach.
Those who choose to remain ut old
Point WIFI enjoy n band concert by the
famous Fort Monroe Marine Band AT
5:3o o'clock In tho afternoon. and an In
formal dance at $40 o'clock in the
ballroom OF the Chambcrin.
Business Will be resumed Friday
morning with n session Mt 10 o'clock.
Tho opening work will be the nomina-
tion OF officers. This Will no followed
by the address Of Director Roberts
and an address by President Joseph II.
EGgleston, OF the Virginia Polytechnic
institute. BlackshurE. on the subject.
Educating tho Producer"
WILL. DISCUSS GENERAL.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
In accordance with resolution
passed ut the 1910 convention. the first
part OF the session Friday afternoon Will
he devoted to general discussion oil
matters affecting the banking business
of Virginia. The delegates will speak
informally. and the subjects will be in
troduccd under the head OF new busi-
ness Tho set addresses OF the Friday
afternoon session Will be:
Agricultural Development and Voca-
tional Educntion." V. Walden. cashier
First National Isank. Farmville.
''TaXation and Business DR.. Doug
las s. Freeman. Richmond.
The two addresses will DO followed
by an informal discussion In which
members and visitors will be invited TO
participate.
on Friday night tho bankers will
abandon business to attend tho annual
dinner which Will take place Mt $50
o'clock. This IL always an imposing
function and ono of the blk events In
the Virginia banking world.
The convention will complete Its de-
lihcrations Saturday. when delegates
VIII convene at 10 o'clock IN the morn
ing to dispose of unfinished business
and to elect and install new officers.
The committee on resolutions will pre-
sent its report for ratification by tho
convention. Immediately after final
adjournment the now executive coun-
ell Will hold n meeting In the sccro-
tnry's Office.
OFFICES
OPEN ON WEDNESDAY
Registration headquarters will be
opened In Room NJ at S o'clock We'd
ncsdny night. Delegates arc urged to
enroll immediately upon arrival and
obtain their badges. The executive
council Will meet nt o'clock Wcdnes-
day night to pass finally upon all mat
tcfS or business that VIII como before
the 1914 convention.
The present officers OF the Virginia
Bankers Association are: Joseph NJ.
Hurt, president. cashier of The Citizens
Bank. blackstone: G. l.. Tiffany. Vice
president, president of Fauqulcr Ma
uonol Bank. Warrcnton: Walker Scott,
secretary. cnshicr OF tho Planters Bank,
Farmville. and julien II. IIill, treas
urcr, cashier OF tho National State
and city Bank. Richmond.
Tho executive council is composed
or w. Is. Vest. Newport News; Oliver
j. Sands. Richmond: @. X. RatclifYe,
Manassas: j. j. Scott, Bedford City; j.
w. Rcll. AbinEdon II. y. Bccry. Iar-
risonburg; Il. T.. Jordan. south Boston:
:. l.. Barrow. Blackstone: {. Taylor
Burke. Alexandria; II. w. jackson,
Richmond. and Thomas Il. McAdams.
Richmond.