Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-02
CREDIT MEN TO
OPEN SESSION
HERETUESDAY
5000 Delegates From All Parts
of Country Are Ex-
pected.
BIG PROGRAM PLANNED

e completed program for the an,
nuai convention of the National Asso-
citation of Credit Men. to be held in In
dianapolis starting next Friday. today
was announced by the committee In
charge OF general arrangements. More
than 1000 credit men from all parts Of
the country are expected to attend. Prob
lens of far reaching Importance in the
business world will be discussed.
Edwin F. Gay, editor of the New York
Evening Post; Sydney A. Anderson. Rep
resentative IN the United States Congress
from Minnesota: X. c. LCffingweil or
New York, former assistant secretary or
the United States Treasury Department;
Bishop William r. Quayle Of ST. Louis:
r. II. Grant. manager of the Deico i-isht
Company, Dayton. 0no; DR.. T. NJ. An
derson. economist OF the Chase Sytional
Rank, New York; DR.. J. I. Holdsworth
Of Pittsburgh and Albert J. Beverage
OF IHdianapo are among the pfomt-
nent speakers who will address general
sessions or group meetings Of the con
yention.
Although the convention itself will not
be opened until Tuesday morning several
conferences will be held on Monday morn
ing AT the Hotel Lincoln. At 10 O'Clock
conference Of credit bureau adjustment
managers will he held in the Lincoln room
at the Hotel Lincoln. Az S o'clock the an
ruaI conference Of association councillors
will he held at the Lincoln.
FIRST SESSION
TUESDAY M0RSING.
The opening session Of the convention
will be held al o o'clock Tuesday at
Ioew's State Theater where all but one
OF the general sessions will be held. Il
VIII be opened with a concert By the In
dI>apalis Newshoys' band and COM
N II singing led BIZ VIII +. Reeves Of
Cincinnati The convention will be
called 10 order by w B. Cross of Duluth.
Mimi, national president. Bishop Fred
erick n. Leete viii give the Invocation
and addresses OF welcome VIII be made by
f. Jackson, secretary OF State; Mayor
Shank and John C. Rugenstein. president
of the local association. Harry G. Moore
Of Peoria. Ill, viii respond. Reports Of
the president and J. Fl. Tregoe. national
secretary treasurer viii then be read and
an address will be delivered by ex-Sena-
COR Albert J. Beveridge.
Tuesday afternoon viii be known as the
conference afternoon-the Credit Mems
own sessions" The convention will be
divided into three groups and the fol-
lowing subjects Will be discussed in each
group:
The Bad Debt waste-Can 1t Be Re
duced :" II so, howf The degree OF
credit skill required In the handling of
accounts.
The Responsibility OF the Credit De
partment tn Attack Indecency and Crime
In Credits" How shah It be done fear
lessly:
The Credit Department in a Business
Enterprise" How productive can Il be?
How will It's maximum or producttveness
lie obtained
Group No. I. which viii comprise the
States of Massachusetts New Hamp
shire. Rhode Island. Vermont. Maine.
Connecticut New jersey, New York, Cali
fornia. Nevada, Oregon aud Wasbin gton.
viii! meet in III. lodge room at the Odd
Fellow Building, Eugene Elks Of San
Francisco. Isaac DeGtseh Of New York
and E 2. Genung. Seattle. will, present
the subjects at this group meeting.
Group No. . viii ne made up Of credit
- from the States Of Pennsylvania
laRd. Delaware, District OF Column
bia, Virginia, West Virginia. Kentucky
Ohio. Tennessee. Arizona, Arkansas. Kan
Eas, Missouri. New Mexico Texas and
Oklahoma 7 his group will meet in the
assembly room, Cfavpool Hotel Harris
T. Fulton, Toledo; Harry J. Siazak. Kan
sas City and G. NJ Bot lcon. Philadelphia.
VIII present the s-hietrs, John +. Not
veil first vice president Of the national
association will preside
Group No. ). which viii comprise the
States Of Indiana, Illinois, Michigan. Wis
consin. Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana.
Mississippi, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota. Nebraska,
North Dakota. South Dakota, Colorado
Utah, Montana. Idaho, ana Wyoming. yill
meet on the roof garden Hotel SEVERN
The subjects viii tie presented by r. 81
Paul, Minneapolis, David ]. Evans. Chi
ergo. r. s. Walden. Salt Lake. ". b.
Cross. national president. will preside
The general session Of the convention