Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-21
BANKERS MEET AT
LOUISVILLE THIS week
FinancieYs OF State Have Exten-
sive Program and Attractive
Entertainment

L-ObtiSN ltIS, ~ -AtS' 80
address by Thomas B. McAdamS,
president of the American Bank
ers Association; an explanation
of those laws enacted by the 1922
session of the general assembly
which affect banks, by w. w.
Peavyhouse, deputy state bank
ing commissioner, and discussion
of tax problems by I. Kennedy
Helm, general counsel Of the or
ganizaton, are some OF the fea-
lures announced for the thirtieth
annual convention of the Ken
tucky Bankers Association,
which will he held at West Ba-
den, Indiana, August 23 and a.
In addition to the regular pro-
gram a number OF entertainment
features, including a golf tourna-
ment, have bsen arranged. Spe-
cial rates have been announced
BY railroads and bankers from a
number Of points in the state
VIII make Louisville a rendezvous
for August 2, going on in a
body to West Baden on a Spe-
cial train.
The full program for the con-
vention has been announced by
Henry G.. Smith, secretary Of the
s.-y,>+o4,,,, ~. f,1l.>-.--.
First Session, Wednesday
Meeting called 20 order al. 1OI
o'clock a. III. in the auditorium
OF the West Baden Springs Ho-
tel by the president, Claude d.
Minor, cashier Peoples Bank and
rust Comr;,.,y. r'.a.Hv'llr.
Invocation, the Rev. a. N. Par
rish, pastor Baptist church, Tay-
lorsville, Ky. !
Address of Welcome, George
K. Allen, West Baden Springs
Hotel.
Response, 5. r. McGill, cashier
Bank Of Lewisport, Lewisport,
Ky.
Address Of president, Claude
D. Minor.
Report Of secretary, Harry G.
Smith. Report Of treasurer, Ben
Gregan, cashier Bank of Murray,
Ky.
Address, "1'he Day After To-
morrow" Thomas B. McAdamS,
president American Bankers AS
sociation, wee president Merch-
ants National fank, Richmond.j
Va.
Appointment Of Committees |
Auditing and Resolutions.
Discussion, Our Tax Prob !
lems," T. Kennedy Helm. gener-
al counsel Kentucky Bankers
Association.
Report Of Educational Com i
mittee, Charles H. Ellis chair
man, president Bank of Sturgis. |
oturgis, Ky.
Address. The Opportunity the
Pankers Forgot" {. c. Ousley. |
secretary kentucky Manuiactur-
crS Associ. ton.
Report OF Agricultural Com
mittee, +. c. Dorsey Chairman, /
assistant vice president Liberty F!
Insurance Dank, Louisville.
Second Session
Meeting called to order at lOi
o'clock a. m. by the president.
InvocatioH, the Rev. A. NJ.
Parrish. pastor Baptist church,
Taylorsvillc. Ky
Report Of jurisprudence Con,-
mittee, Henry ID. Ormsby, chair |
man, vice presiden1 National
Hank OF Kentucky louisville. /
Address, Problems, Perils, /
Patience and Pluck" NJ. \. Tay-I !
lor, president First Trust and
Savings Bank, Chicago
Discussion, The Relation OIL
the Mercantile Credit Man to the
Ranks" lol by Peyton Bethel,
Louisville.
Explanation: w. w. Peavy
h, use, ieputy banking commits
sioner, Will explain the new laws !
passed during the 1922 session.
of the legislature affecting banks.
Discussions from the floor; re-
port OF resolutions committee
rcro,t Of auditing committee; in
trodpction OF new officers; unfin-
ished business adjournment.
A cal; has beca issued for q
meeting of the members of the
.A1nerican Bankers Association
in tie auditorium o. the West
H;.dcn IIotcl d, 1 c'clock on the
r,criling of August "a. The fol-
loving prcg:an vas announced
FIR Lat meeting:
Meeting called to order bv A.
II. Whit, vice president for Ken
tucky of the American Bankers
Association, president of the
Winchester Bank, Winchester,
K1