The Washington times., 1922-06-04

PROGRAM IS
ANNOUNCED
Prominent Speakers Will Ad-
dress Meeting Of D. c. Bank
ers at Hot Springs, Va.
BY HARRY GUsACK.

BY HARRY GUsACK.
The official program for the an
nual convention of the District of
Columbia Bankers Association to
be held at Hot Springs. Va, June
10 to -. subject. of course, to some
minor changes, was announced to-
day by w. ]. Waller. chairman Of
the committee.
According to the program, there
is every indication that the conven-
ton this year will be one of the
most successful that the District
Bankers Association has ever held.
Prominent Washington bankers.
Government officials and other. men
closely identified with the banking
and financial world are among the
speakers who will make addresses
at the convention.
Among them are George Seay.
governor of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond, to which dis
trict the Washington member banks
OF the reserve system belong: Will
lam M. Williams, former Commits
sioner of Intern6, Revenue; John b.
Larner. president Of the District
Bankers Association: F. N. Shep-
herd, executive manager OF the
American Bankers Association; w.
J. Waller. past president Of the
local chapter Of the American In
stitute Of Banking, and others.
Comptroller Of the Currency X.
d. Crissinger. II Is understood, will
also be among the speakers II his
official duties will allow him to at
tend the convention.
The program Is as follows:
Saturday, June 10, $50 a. m.
The vice presidents for the Dis
trict OF Columbia to the American
Bankers Association of the various
sections will convene their respective
sections-Trust company, savings
bank, national bank. State bank.
Saturday, June 10. 10 a. m.
In the Homestead ballroom-John
b. Larner, president, District Of Co
lumbla Bankers Association, presid-
Ing. The Star-Spangled Banner
Invocation.
Opening address by John B. Larncr.
Address by r. y. Shepherd, eXecu-
tive manager OF the A. B. A.
Address by c. II. Warrington. presi-
Association. on CLOSER Relationship
Between the Automotive Association
and tho District Bankers Assoc!a-
tion; discussion: announcement OF
committee on resolutions: presenta-
tions OF resolutions without debate:
announcements: convening of the
American Bankers Association mem
bers; election OF the A. b. A.: vice
president OF the District of Columbia
20 succeed r. N. Harper; member
to serve on the nominating COM
mittee; an alternate member for the
nominating committee; vice prssi-
dents for the District of Columbia
for the sections OF trust company.
savings bank, national bank, State
bank, adjournment.
SECOND SESSION.
Monday. June 12. 9:15 a. m. The
Homestead ballroom. Joshua Evans,
jr., first vice president District Bank
Association. presiding. Remarks by
w. J. Waller, past president OF
Washington Chapter, American In
stitute OF Banking.
Address by Governor George J.
Seay. Federal Reserve Bank OF Rich
mond. Va, on THE Advantage OF the
Federal Reserve System for State
and Other Banking Institutions"
Symposium, conducted by Z. J. Nc
Quade. vice president Of the Liberty
National Bank. Prize essay No. i.
Joint and Survivorship Accounts"
F. w. Burnside. Farmers and Me-
chanlcs National Bank; Audit
System for the Collection Department
Of . National Bank" F. II. Cox, Com.
merc!al National Bank. Prize essay
No. 2. THE Personnel OF a Bank"
o. v. Heal. Commercial National
Bank: Safe Deposit Department of
Bank" James c. Dulin, jr.. Ameri.
can Security and Trust Company.
Prize eosay No. 8, The Trust De-
partment," w. A. Cady. American
Security and Trust Company: Safe.
keeping Records and Delivery OF
Collateral" J. D. Yerkes, Federal
National Bank: Registered Mail
File" Keith I. Small. Riggs National
Bank. Discussion. Announcement.
Adjournment
THIRD SESSION.
Tuesday, June 13, 9I5 a. m,
the Homestead ballroom, Harry V.
Haynes, second vice president Dis
triot OF Columbia Bankers Associa-
uon, presiding. Invocation; address
by William NJ. Williams. lawyer ard
former Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. on Income Tax" discus.
sion: address by Victor B. Deyber.
secretary District Bankerc' Associa.
ton, on Some Facts Regarding he
History OF Banking in the United
States" recess; convening OF the
District Of Columbia Rankers' AS.
sociauon; election Of officers of the
District of Columbia Bankers As.
ISOLATION; roll call: reading OF the
minutes OF the last meeting; report
OF the secretary; report of the treas.
urcr; report OF the council of ad-
ministrauon; report of special com.
mittee: unfinished business; election