The Washington times., 1922-09-26

Among the local bankers who have
already signified their intention of
attending the convention are Cor
Coran Thorn, Colonel Robert N.
Harper, Joshua Evans, jr.. A. c.
rlather, B. F. Saul, F. C. Addison,
lr:, H. v. Haynes, George C. Watson,
victor Deyber, Joseph Schiavone,
MRS. Helen Reed and w. J. Waller.
Butler TO Speak.
v President Nicholas Murray Butler,
Of Columbia University, will be the
chief speaker at the general session
Of the savings bank division, which
begin Monday with the annual re-
union luncheon at the Hotel Bilt-
more.
The full program of the general
session Of the division, which will be
held in the main ballroom of the
Hotel Commodore. will be as hollows:
Address by the president Of the
division, Raymond r. Frazier, presi-
dent Of the Washington Mutual Saw
ings Bank. Seattle; reports Of COM
mittees on Federal legislation, State
legislation, savings, investments,
mortgage loans. liquid investments,
bank facilities and service; appoint
ment of committees on resolutions
and nominations. The next hour
will be devoted to the subject Of
How Banks Promote Thrift and
saving; the speakers and their sub
jects are: Service to Depositors,
George e. Brock, president, National
Association of Mutual Savings Banks.
and president, Home Savings Bank
Of Boston: "School Savings Bank
ing" Alvin p. Howard, vice presi-
dent, Hibernia Bank and Trust Com.
pany, New Orleans; Industrial Saw.
ings Banking" Jarvis Hicks, secre-
tary and treasurer, Long Island Saw
tngs Bank, New York; Savings Bank
Advertising" Victor A. Lersner,
president, Savings Banks Associa-
ton Of the State Of New York, and
comptroller, Williamsburg Savings
Bank of Brooklyn. DR.. Buffers ad-
dress will follow this discussion. The
annual meeting of the savings bank
division will follow for the transac-
ton Of business and the election OF
officers.
Election OF Officers.
The program of the convention ac-
tivities of the trust company divi.
sion, American Bankers Association.
"a as follows: Monday, October 2,
$50 a. M, meeting of executive com
mittee at the state apartment, WAL
orf-Astoria Hotel: 1880 p. M, COM
munity trust conference led by
Frank ]. Parsons, vice president.
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company, New York, and chairman
of committee on community trusts.
Thursday, October 3, at ESQ p.
nm. the general meeting Of Trust
Company Division will be held in
the main ballroom of the Com
nodore Hotel, with the president
of the division. ]. A. House, pre-
siding. The program is as follows:
Greetings by Seward Prosser, preS'-
dent, Bankers Trust Company, New
York: annual address of President
]. A. House, president, Guardian
Savings and Trust Company, CleNe-
land, Ohio; address by Alvin w:
Krech, president, Equitable Trust
Company, New York; reports OF the
officers and the chairmen OF SUBJ
committees on matters pertaining
20 Federal and State legislation,
cooperation with the legal protes-
sion. business building, community
trusts, staff relations. trust COM
pany fees, and research work.
There Will also De dauIesses Ch
"The Growing Hazards and Liza
bility in the Conduct of Safe ID :
posit Business" by Waldron II.
Rand, jr., vice president, Common.
wealth Trust Company, Boston. and
"Telling the Story Of the Trust
Companies to the Nation" by Fran
els II. Sisson, vice president, Guar
anty Trust Company, New York,
and chairman of the committee on
publicity of the Trust Company
tDivision. Following an open dis
cussion on various phases Of trust
company work will come the cleo
.tion and installation Of officers and
new members Of the executive COM
mittee. A meeting of the execu-
tive committee will follow the close
of the session.