Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
GOVERNOR WILL
GREET BANKERS
AT CONVENTION
Summer Night Carnival in
Athenaeum Garden to Pre-
cede Business Meetings.

The real business sessions OF the
twenty fifth annual convention Of the
Indiana Bankers Association will be
held Wednesday and Thursday at the
Claypool hotel, but preceding the ses-
sions there Will be a summer night car
nivaI in the Athenaeum garden tonight
with a program including vaudeville acts
and community singing.
at the opening session Of the conven~
ton tomorrow morning the Invocation
will be pronounced by the Rev. A. B.
Philputt There will be an address OF
welcome by Governor Warren T. Nc
Cray; a response by Henry Refs, presi-
dent Of the Old State National Bank OF
Evansville; the annual address Of tbs
president Of the association, Charles L.
ZigIer, cashier First National Bank Of
South Bend; reports Of the treasurers
Gustave Granddaughter, cashier Of the
Farmers and Merchants State Bank OF
Jasper, and the secretary, Andrew smith,
vice president Of the Indiana Natonal
Bank Of Indianapolis; an address by
NJ a Traylor president of the First
Trust and Savings Bank Of Chicago; ap-
pointment Of committees; an address on
yourselves and Others, Incorporated
by George q. Allen, deputy InanageRs
State bank division, American Bankers
on Banking Education" By John n
PueIcher, second vice president OF the
American Bankers Association, Anl4
waukee.
The program for Wednesday after
Moons session includes the following ads
dresses: ''Our Investment In Employees
by Mrs. Evelyn Aldrich, New York Cityi
"The Revenue Act Of 1921-Soms Pros
visions It Should Contain" by T. s. Cady
of the Fidelity National Bank and Trust
Company Of Kansas City, Mo-, and "PutI
ting Enthusiasm Into the Banking Busi%
ness" by william Ganson Rose, prestS
dent William Ganson Rose, Inc, OF Cleve4
land, Ohio.
The program for Thursday session
includes an invocation by the Rev. George
savary, the reports Of committees, the
election of officers, the awarding Of
prize to the group chairman reporting
the greatest percentage Of county orga$
nizations this year; q general discussion
of county association activities and prac+
teal banking topics, an address on THE
Failure of fthe General Property Tax"
by State Senator Winfield Miller of ms
dianapolis, and an address on 'The Cons
stitution, Our Safeguard" by Harry y
Atwood of Chicago.
Immediately following adjournment OF
the Wednesday morning session q meet
ing of the members Of the American
Bankers Association in Indiana, Will ba
held for the purpose of electing one mem-
Der Of the executive council, a vice prest-
dent for the American Bankers Associa>i
ton for Indiana; a member to serve on
the American Bankers Association nomi-
mating committee at Los Angeles con-
vention and an alternate; vice presidents
for Indiana for each OF the following
sections: trust company section, savings
bank section, State bank section and ma
honal bank section
On wednesday evening, visiting bank
ers and their wives will be guests OF
the Indianapolis Clearing House Assoc
citation and the Indiana Bankers Assoc
citation at the theater party at the Murat
theater There also will be other fea-
lures of entertainment during the cons
yention-
MAKES ADDRESS
TO BANK EMPLOYEES.
Optimism and honesty combined vita
a definite aim IN life makes q first
class recipe for success said Miss
Eve yn Aldrich of New York in her taIk
before the employees Of the Indiana Ma
tional Bank last evening. Miss Aldrtchs
lecturer and writer on the Industrial UNI
rest problems of today, is in the city as
one of the speakers for the Indiana
Bankers Association convention which
convenes here tonight.
Her talk at the bank, which was IN
formal included a number OF success
hints. smile and keep smiling she
said, mot only smile when you're happy
but keep the same smile when things
go wrong with you. Anybody can smile
when they are happy but it is the sure
test for the true Optimist to keep suiI>
ing when he is unhappy"
She illustrated her remarks by relat-
ing stories Of the amazing optimist Of the
boys overseas when she was in France In
Red Cross work.
other fellow for he is Just IS wise az
And IN conclusion she dwelt upon the
fineness Of good fellowship in business
relations, the sympathetic understanding
between employer and employees which
is one of the biggest factors toward tho
building Of a successful business In her
estimation