ANALYSIS OF DISBURSEMENTS

FROM APRIL 25, 1916 TO MAY 23, 1917, INC.

THE PRESIDENT: You have heard the report of the TreasWhat is your pleasure about it? Do you move that it be accepted?

urer.

MR. A. C. VINAL: I move that it be accepted.

(Motion seconded, put to vote and carried.)

THE PRESIDENT: The next order of business is the report of the Nominating Committee, of which Mr. Wm. R. Heath is chairman.

REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE

Mr. Heath submitted the following report:

National Association of Corporation Schools:

Gentlemen-The Nominating Committee submits the following report:

President J. W. DIETZ, Western Electric Company, Chicago, Ill. First Vice-President-DR. H. M. Rowe, The H. M. Rowe Company, Baltimore, Md.

Second Vice-President-W. W. KINCAID, The Spirella Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Executive Committee:

K. W. WATERSON (To succeed E. M. Hopkins), American Telephone & Telegraph Company, New York City. For a term of two years.

MONT H. WRIGHT (To succeed R. C. Clothier), John B.
Stetson Company, Philadelphia, Pa. For a term of three
years.

F. C. HENDERSCHOTT (To succeed himself), New York Edi-
son Company, New York City. For a term of three years.
J. H. YODER (To succeed himself), Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, Altoona, Pa. For a term of three years.
MONT H. WRIGHT,

TAYLOR ALLDERDICE,

WALDEMAR Kops,

WM. R. HEATH, Chairman.

THE PRESIDENT: Gentlemen, you have heard the report of the nominating committee. Under our constitution additional nominations can be made from the floor. Does the chair hear any additional nominations for the offices indicated?