The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-08
TATE BANKERS
| OPEN A TWO DAYS
CONVENTION HERE
10 Delegates Present This Morn
ling at First Session at Chamber
|of Commeroe-President and
Secretary Make Their Reports.
Tomorrow Progrnnn.

II Morning sessinr. 5;aO o'clock.
uspuTt OF executive committee.
Hhy zimmerman. chairman.
Il port Of Legislative committee.
ghur SoliRinan. chairman.
Il 'Address Recent Applications of
search In business" nr. David
+ ence Hiil. President New Mexico
hue University.
" "Address s-"rhe DUTY OF the Hour"
dEs W. =. Ramsey. chairman hoard
directors. Federal Reserve bank.
Has
Messages from visitors.
. Recess for lunch.
. .AfternoOn. o'clock.
= address Relations Between Fed
HI Reserve Bank and Members
H. Gilbert, manager Federal Re
n rye bank. ~ raso.
Address ss'Trade Acceptances," j. u,
sing. National Park bank. New
brk.
Address Governor q. A. I.nrrazolo.
Report OF committee ON solutions.
Report OF auditing committee.
Report OF nominating committee.
Il Election Of Officers.
Election OF delegates to \. II. \.
Invention.
8A vice presid mt for the A. - A.
New Mexico.
a membsr tn scrye on nominating
mmittee.
II An alternate to serve ON nominating
/mmittee.
! UVice presid mt for New Mexico Tor
lowing sections
yTrist company section. sayings
nk section. national bank section.
ate bank sect.on.
4 adjournment
q Entertainment.
AAutO trip TO lndlan pueblo. Cars
ve Alvarado hotel 1880 q. M. and
Hturn y. M
Dinner and dance. Eiks club rooms
&30 .. m.
with an attendance Of about 100
.logates from ali parts of the
yrt-. the ninth convention Of the
~ MeNico Bankers association con
. ned AZ the Chamber nt CONNER He
is morning. with l'rtHid NJ j. j.
" ma presiding
II Alter am Invocation hN Rev, g, o.
.eckman OF Albuquerque. W g. pcs-
8rich, president Of the Chamber oi
.bmmerce extended. on hHhHlt Of the
"nambcr Of Commerce and the ctu-
II ms OF Albuquerque, a welcome IA
e. visitors which WIS responded Ia
u. r. Hoskins ot las Vegas.
II After the appointment 81 cummi',
rs on resolutions. auditing und
mi. nations, the report Of President
*na in the form OF "a short tax on
q conditions now confronting the
.,untry and the bankers OF N"w MeN
H. In particular was submitted by
e pr, sident.
\ I'M. report or Treasurer W, \
Ioscy was next in order followed h>
lat OF Secretary X, L., prmshec
" Tn, report of secretary bimshe'
Has all that might be- expected US q
"lowod total mcmb 'rship In th'
2ssociation Of a2 banks, and 81 non
.mbers of tutju Of lla banks ~
Ibe state There are also fifieof
4 -socinte members at the association
3ratcd in ~ puso, Kansas city, Den
IL and NcW YORK 'ttls
The financial report of the scci"'
..rv was considered very favorable
he total OF warrants issued amount
~ 10 Si.gGb.ag leaving balance -
.end with IA. treasurer Of Nl,'IA.O
war savings stamps, the address
|aade hy Director jain 7. Way Nlund
III the tenth federal reserve district
ua a most convincing army "l ihcu
= TO the results OF tn" thrlit and
tmps campaign The compi"ie en-
Inrsement Of thc banks Throughout
, ,iis district Tor the campaign was re
uested We want ct,n banker u
fet In touch with the local war saN
|ngs stamps organization and To- co
perate with them he said EVER
I,nk in the southwest should be ai
I |gont FOR ". $. :
| The benefit 20 banks I'M the increase
III deposits was dwelt upon by Mr.
|NaNland, who pointed out ihnt "
i've or six years thousands OF dollar
you'd be put In circulation when m
Ramps were redeemed.
Small Investors are encouraged u
(ContInuei On page two.,