The Washington herald., 1921-05-29
AGAIN
TO HOLD ANNUAL
D. c. CONVENTION
Bowles Selects Subjects
And Participating
Delegates.
sPAID NAMES AIDS
Chairman Cissel of Transpor-
tation Committee Makes
Public Reservations.

A bankers symposium, which was
inaururated during the annual con-
vention Of the District Of Columbia
Bankers association last year. win
again be a main feature OF this
years gathering at White Sulphur
springs.
r. A. Bowles, cashier OF the Po-
tomac Savings bank. will have
charge of this feature of the pro-
gram when the fnanciers will get
together and exchange opinions and
brief essays. and announces that the
special subjects for discussion will
be as follows:
1. Everyday bankers problems
This discussion will be led by James
e. Yerkes. Of the Federal National
bank. Others participating are the
following: f. II. Cox. Commercial
National bank: Norman r. Towson.
washington Loan and Trust COM
pany; r Hunton Leith. Secur-
ity Saving and Commercial; I;
Robert z. Briggs, National Met
ropolitan bank: II. w. Barr,
Continental Trust company; Charles
o. Merchant, Arlington Trust
company; J. Hetferbereer. Park Saw
ings bank: r. W. Shoemaker. Poto-
mac Savings bank: Ferdinand Petit.
Citizens Savings bank.
s. New business and bank adver-
tising-This discussion will he led
by James Montgomery. OF the wash
ington Loan and Trust company.
who has assembled a group Of live
young fnanciers to assist, consist
ing OF the following: W: A. Dex-
ter, Riggs National bank; Frederic
p. H. Siddons. American Security
and Trust company; william r. Ma
gel, Exchange Bank OF Washington:
w. W. Marlowe. Second National
bank: r. II. Bagby. Washington Me-
chanics Savings bank; Harry White,
American Security and Trust COM
pany: W. Mckay stowell, Lincoln
National bank: John d. Howard,
Seventh Street Savings bank; Abra-
ham A. Lustig. National Press club;
Hans W. Ireland. American Security
and Trust company: Lewis n. King.
District National bank; Gregg C.
Burns. Northwest Savings bank.
Every bank president Of the Dis
trict has been asked by Mr.. BowIes
to suggest a topic and to have a
representative to enter into the dis
cussion that will ensue. Five-min-
ute speeches have been set as the
limit.
Entertainment Subcom mittee.
w. w. Spaid. president of the
dupont National bank, and chair
man of the entertainment commit.
tee mas apportioned the work of
MS committee among the following
suochairmen: Golf, c. H. Pope,
Munsey Trust company; tennis, Ezra
Souid. Washington Mocha MICS bank;
oase oall, Robert v. Fleming, Riggs
rational bank; swimming contest,
I, +. Jacobsen. National Metropoli-
tan bank; card party, E. e. Herrell.
Merchants bank.
Reservations Reeeiyed
J. Floyd Cissel, chairman OF tn.
hotel and transportation committee
announces that the reservation list
10 date reads as follows:
Col. Robert n. Harper, William ID
hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner,
Mr.. and Mrs. George O Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis NJ. Savage, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry V. Haynes. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Floyd Cissel. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Evans, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert v.
Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Spaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Drury. Mr.. and
mrs. e. E. Herrell, Col. Wade H.
Cooper. Frank P. Morse, Frank w
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice ID.
Rosenberg, Corcoran Thorn, Edison
B. Olds, George Z. Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward L. Hiilyer, Mr.. and Mrs,
Maurice Otterback, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Frank Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ler
Roy Mark, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor 3.
Deyber, Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Brand
enberg, M. F. Finley, Miss Fin
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Forsbers,
Mr., and Mrs. George L. Starkey,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur j. May, Col.
and Mrs. L. H. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ". Killian, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Brown, Clyde B. Asher,
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Morhart, Mr., and
Fadeley. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bert Nye,
jr.; Ezra Gould. Samuel q. Eberly,
L e. Breuninger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Addison. Capt. and Mrs.
Julius Peyser and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Moran.
To Give Dinner.
The local branch Of the New York
firm of Charles e. Giassner & Co.
announces that. 1t will give get
together dinner to washington bust
ness and professional men at the
Burlington hotel on wednesday
evening next. at $50 p. m.
Many Bankers Absent.
A large number of washington's
foremost bankers are taking ad-
vantage of the two days holiday,
and are taking short vacations to
the various seashores.
Market Opinion.
In their regular review of stock