New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
/. Is. A. Convention
Chooses Officers
And Group Heads
Howard r. Beebe and Ray.
Morris, Of New York, Are
Among the New Govern
0rs of the Association

Advices from Del Monte, Calf, yes
serday reported that the Investment
Bankers Association Of America, Of
which John A. Prescott is the new
president, had filed the other Offices
for the next year az foilows:
Vice-presidents, Philip S. /. Dalton,
Of Coffin & Burr, Inc, Boston; James
G. Fenhagen, of Robert Garrett q
sons, Baltimore; Arthur Sinclair ir.,
of Estabrook & CO., New York; Eu-
.ene M. Stevens, of the Illinois Trust
and Savings Bank, Chicago; Dean G.
Witter, of Biyths Wister & Co.. San
Fenton, Of Fenton, Davis & Boyle,
Chicago; treasurer, Mcpherson Brown
ing, Detroit Trust Company, Detroit;
governors for the term expiring in
1925: Ray Morris, Of Brown Brothers
& CO., New York; John w. MacGregor,
Of Glover, MacGregor, Pittsburgh; ].
Clark Moore jr, of Barclay, Moore &
Co., Philadelphia; Tom X. Smith. Of
Kaufman, Smith, Emert & Co., Inc,
st. Louis: Eli T. Watson, Of Watson,
Williams Company, New Orleans; W.
Octave Chanute, of Bosworth, Chanute
g. Co., Denver; Frank w. Remick. Of
K;dder. PEABODY & Co, Boston; Fred
n. Borton, of Borton & Borton, Cleve-
land. To FIJI unexpired terms ending
in 1923, Joel E. Ferris, of Ferris d
Hardgrove, Spokane; Walter s. Brew
ster. Of Russell, Brewster & Co., Chi
cago: Howard r. Beebe, of Harris,
Forbes &, Co.. New York and Chicago.
The chairmen of the committees for
1928 are as follows: Committee on
ethics and business practice, Roy G.
Gsgood, of the First Trust and Saw
ings Bank, Chicago; committee on edu-
cation, Lawrence Chamberlain, Of Law
renee Chamberlain & CO., Inc, New
York; committee on finance and audit
ing, Joseph A. Rushton. of Babcock,
membership, John G. Brogden, Of
Strother, Brogden G. Co., Baltimore;
committee on revision and amendment
of constitution and bylaws. Thomas
B. Gannett, of Parkinson & Burr,
Boston; committee on publicity, John
w. McGregor, of Glover & McGregor,
Pittsburgh, committee on Industrial
securities, John w. Horner jr, of Dill
Ion, Read e. Co., New York. and vice.
chairman, Arthur H. Bilbert, of Spen-
Ger, Trask G. Co., Chicago; committee
on fraudulent advertising, James q.
Fenhagen, of Robert Garrett g. Sons,
Baltimore.
Committee on government bonds, j.
~. EQWaT0Ss Ol Lue i TlltH- HiAo ANo-
tional Bank, Cincinnati; committee on
marine securities. Mcpherson Brown
ing, of the Detroit Trust Company,
Detroit; committee on legislation,
Thomas N. Dysart, of the William r.
Compton Company, ST. Louis, and vice.
chairman, Barrett Wendell Lee, Of
Higginson & Co., Chicago; committee
on municipal securities, Thomas K.
Smith, Of Smith, Emert & Co., ST.
Louis. committee on public service
securities, Henry R. Hayes, of Stone
& Webster, Inc, New York; commit
tee on irrigation securities, j. w. Har-
rison, of the Anglo, London, Paris Ma
tional Bank, San Francisco, and vice
chairman, George c. Stephens, of
Stephens & Co., San Francisco; COM
mittee on railroad securities, Ray Nor
ris, of Brown Bros. & Co., New York,
and vice-chairman, Frank w. Remick,
of Kidder, Peabody g. Co., Boston, and
advisory member, Pierpont V. Davis. of
the National City Company, New York; /;
committee on taxation, Eugene E.
Thompson, of Crane, Paris & Co.,
Washington; committee on real estate
securities, Morris F. Fox, of Morris F.
Fox G. Co, Milwaukee.