The Washington times., 1926-06-23
BANKERS PLAN
A. B. A. TRIP
BY RICHARD HATTON

BY kAC1ARu hAIIUN
"A number of prominent Washing
ton bankers, some who attended the
recent convention at Hot springs
as well as several who remained on
duty while their associates were at
the Virginia resorts are now looking
forward to the really big banking
event of the. year IN national
way, that is the convention OF
the American Bankers association,
which will be held in Los Angeles
III October.
Elaborate presentations are beng
made for running Of several special
trains from Eastern points which
viii carry delegations from Bait.
more, Washington, Phalide lphia,
New York. Boston. and other cities.
Iq1ese trains will run west by way
Of Banf Lake Louise, and other
scenic points IN the Canadian
Rockies. dropping down To Portland.
Tacoma Seattle. through tile hcauti-
flll Ruget Sound country. and then
on TIL San Francisco and Los
Angelo
The rstnrn run of the specials
VIII be over the Southern Pacific,
giving the travellers the contrasting
scenery the Southern border, and
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entation to Be General
EVery type of bank will be repre-
santed III the Los Angeles eonVen.
ton. a ttf6EA viii be sessions pfs
nAtioua bank delegates, savings
hank delegates, trust company dele
gates ana State bank delegates. AZ
the recent annual convention Of the
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Local bankers who have g6ttlea
Aaurn n, the routine OF business
effeY their three-day convention trip
e Hot Strings. from which they
returned in their special Chesa-
sleake and Ohio train Monday morn
- are still enthusiastic over the
rerI1lfa OF the meeting. A great
49, 81 constructive discussion took
nIses ana the prepared addresses
y. s.1a ai.,1 rspscial praise is given
49, ~ firlsT,cfers to the arrange
,ee,,fs Tor transportation and the
ey,fertainrnsl,t At Hot Springs which
vsre IA charge of James b, Ed
r,aunds general agent Of the Chesa-
Mr. Ednunds has managed several
~ these conventions for the rail-
vvav company and has won the
friendships and appreciation Of the
banIers.
with the quarter-way point still
Ss.saaa4ad Sor raisine fIInas far
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