The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
DISTRICT BANKERS
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
IS ANNOUNCED
Official Opening Slated
For Next Saturday at
= 10 A. M.-Notes.


press and publicity committee Of
the District Of Columbia Bankers
Association convention yesterday
released the official program for
the current year. which is undoubt-
ediy the most appealing since the
fnanciers began their annual out
ings several years ago.
Mr.. Waller advises the program
IL now as complete as possible, but
that several minor changes, such
as a change in time for various
discussions. addresses, etc, may be
made to nearly as possible meet
the convenience of all. Also, the
presence OF Comptroller of the Cur
rency D. R. crissinger is not as
sured. but II that official can be
spared from the city he will be on
hand and deliver an address.
The program follows:
On Saturday, June 10, at $50 q
m. the vice presidents for the Dis
trict of Columbia to the American
Bankers Association Of the various
sections will convene their respec-
tive sections, namely. Trust Com
pany, Savings Bank, National Bank
and State Bank.
At 10 g. m. in the "Homestead''
ball room, the convention will ac-
tually. begin with John B. Larner,
president Of the District Bankers
Association. presiding. The meet
Ing will open with the singing of
the "Star-Spangled Banner" to be
followed with the invocation. Presi-
dent Larner will then deliver the
opening address. Mr.. Larner will
be followed by F. II. Shepherd,
executive manager of the American
Bankers Association, followed in
turn by c. H. Warrington. presi-
dent of the Washington Automotivs
Association. A discussion will fol-
low Mr.. warrington's address.
Announcement of committees on
resolutions will then follow in turn,
after which the resolutions will be
presented without debate. An
nouncements will then be in order.
The first day will close with an
election by members of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association, who will
name a vice president to succeed r.
y. Harper, a member to serve on
the nominating committee, an alter
nate member for the nominating
committee. and a vice president for
the District of Columbia for the
following sections: Trust Com
pany. National Bank. State Bank
and Savings Bank. Adjournment
will follow.
Second Session.
The second session of the asso-
citation will convene on Monday at
s:l5 a. m, with Joshua Evans. Jr.,
vice president OF the association,
presiding. w. ]. Waller. past presi-
dent of the Washington Chapter,
American Institute of Banking, will
address the meeting. Mr.. Waller
viii be followed by Gov. George J.
Seay. of the Federal Reserve Bank
OF Richmond. on The ADVANTAGES
and Other Banking Institutions. {"
The symposium, an annual feature.
viii then be conducted by z. j.
Mcouade. vice president of the
Liberty National Bank.
Mr.. McQuade will be followed by
a reading of the winning essay
by chapter students, namely. No. 1,
Joint and Survivorship Accounts"
written by F. W. Burnside, of the
Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank. and Audit System for the
Collection Department of Ma
tional Bank" by F. II. Cox. of the
Commercial National: No. 2, THE
Personnel Of a Bank" by c. v.
Heal. Of the Commercial National
and Safe Deposit Department Of a
Bank" by James c. Dulin, Jr.. Of
the American Security and Trust
Company. and No. 8. The Trust
Company" by s. A. Cady. Of the
American Security and Trust Com
pany: "Safekeeping Records and
Delivery Of Collateral" by J. d.
Yerkes. of the Federal National.
and Registered Mail File" by
Keith I. Small. of Riggs. A dis
cussion will follow these readings
after which the meetings will ad-
journ for the day.
Third Session.
The third session will open on
Tuesday at 9.15 a. m. with Harry
V. Haynes. second vice president
OF the association, presiding Fol-
lowing the invocation William VI.
Williams. lawyer and former Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue will
address the gathering on Income
Tax" Following a discussion. vic
tor B. Deyber. secretary of the as
ISOLATION. will speak on Some
Facts Regarding the History of
Banking in the United States"
This will be followed by Comp
troller Crissinger's address. II pres
ent. after which a recess will be
called.
Upon reconvening the associa-
tion will elect officers for the en-
suing year. which will be followed
in order by the roll call. reading
OF the minutes of the last meeting.
report Of the secretary. report of
the treasurer, report Of the coun-
ell Of administration, report OF
special committees, transaction of
unfinished business and election of
officers. The president-elect will
then be installed. after which the
convention will adjourn until 1928.
Potomac Savings ELECTION,
The Potomac Savings Bank Of
Georgetown announces the election
of W. Edmund Freeman and c.
Wendell Shoemaker as assistant
cashiers. Both of these gentlemen