Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
PAYMENTS CALLED
ON CERTIFICATES
Balance of August and 5 Pc
Cent on September Is
sue Asked.

The Secretary of the Treasury thi
morning issued call for the bank
with proceeds from the sale of Angus
16 issue of Treasury certificates %
hand to pay in the entire balance int
the Treasury.
AT the same time call was issue
for the payment of ) per cent on tn
proceeds of the September sale o
Treasury certificates.
This is the first request for payn1eu
on account of the September issue am
VIII take about So. 900. 900 out of tn
banks of the country. at IA time whtl
crop movement is being pushed an,
the money is badly needed therefor
| out 1t Will be less severely felt h.
reason OF the reduced demands of tn
commercial interests. holding aloo
ana awaiting the outcome of the pric,
reduction
Admit Three Members
AT the meeting of the council of ad
mlnistration of the District Bankers
Association. held yesterday afternoon
the Mount Vernon Savings Bank the
hamilton Bank and the STANDARD
Bank were admitted to membership
general discussion of the propose
uniform banking hours was INDUCED
/
thrashed out at meeting of the a.
sociation to be held at a later date.
Last Summer Holiday,
This is the last Saturday Of n.
summer Saturday holidays for IN,
Washington Stock Exchange. Sessions
Will be resumed as usual October !
Greene-Cannnea Dividend.
The board OF directors of the Greene.
| Cananea Copper Company has declared
ia dividend of 80 cents per share
upon its capital stock of the par value
| OF 500 per share, payable on Novem-
| Der %, 1920, to the holders OF
such shares of record at the close OF
| business at o'clock pm. Friday
November ), 1920. The dividend is
| payable only upon the 800 shares
into which the capital stock is divided
All stockholders who have not CON
| verted their holdings into shares of
| 800 par value should do so with
out delay in order that they may re-
/ celve their dividend promptly.
| The Hamilton Savings Bank opened
! the doors of its main office. Park road
| and 1ith street northwest this morn
| ing. 1t has been operating its central
| branch for some months.
! Present quarters are temporary. "A:
new banking structure is planned
| anu STouHu mas Deen secured therefor
| on 18th street between the Stratford
| Hotel and the post office.
| The new institution will do gem
! eral commercial and savings bank
! business, paying 3-per cent on the
] latter accounts, and conduct d safe
| deposit business also.
| The following are the officers:
| Charles w. Darr. acting president !,
John H. Lawrence, vice president: Dr.
w. j. q. Thomas. vice president;
| Louis Rosenberg. vice president /:
! Charles c. Eckloff. cashier; Carl H.
Donch. assistant cashier; Bernard l..
! Boudren. manager central branch F.;
| Frank Auldridge. assistant manage
central branch: Darr, Whiteford q
| Darr. attorneys.
| The board of directors includes the
| following: f. J. Ayers. H. X. Butler.
F. Bendheim. Z. w. Bradford. c. w.
| Darr. s. Darr, H. Evans, c. c. Eek
| loft. r. Ehrlich. S Goldenberg. NJ.
| Levitan. j. NJ Maupin. T.. ID. Maxwell.
j. H. Lawrence. T. O'Donohue. l..
Rose c. Some, w. j. G. Thomas
and Monil Sanger.