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The Washington times., 1921-02-19
lar League at PerpstdaI Han tomor-
row afternoon al Q o'clock.

lar League at Perpetual Han tomor-
row afternoon al . o'clock.
esstE,tv@i Asssa.sn cad Achieve
ment" win BE- the subject OF lecture
BY DR.. l.. q. Schroeder at the Church
OF Life and JOY, 1914 N street north
west. at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
ton will talk on New Thought In
Business"
THE Basis OF yellow hip'' win be
the subject Of IN address by secre-
tsry q. II. Winslow At the Terminal
X. r. <. n; CA tomorrow afternoon
At Z o'ciock. ~
The Fifth Baptist Church branch
ment At the church Friday night. DIT,
!. s. Riley. |. cousin OF James Wit
comb Riley. read several selections
The Rev. John u. Briggs presided.
The program includes several music
al selections and readings by Mrs.
Goodwin. = go f"'' ''r
The Peril OF Idle Piety" viii be
the subJeet OF the sermon Tomorrow
morning q Foundry Methodist sEpts-
copal Church By the Rev. Herbert =
Randolph. psster, AT the evening"
service. Rev. Mr. Randolph viii de-
liver q sermon especially for men.
the subject being Three Hundred
Men Who Tapped"
Secretary of the Navy Daniels will
address the Adult Bible Glass of
Foundry Sunday school, Sixteenth
and p streets northwest. 1T $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning. I. H..
Huntsber6er. president Of the class.
announced today that he had ar
ranged a series of addresses by men
prominent In religious and secular
work. I..tt.J
Members OF the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows will attend services
at Lincoln Road Methodist EpiScopal
Church, Summit place northeast, to-
morrow. when the Rev. G. c. Mclean.
pastor. will deliver sermons on "A
Strange Ambition" and af'sermon
to Odd Fellows" The morning serv-
Ice will be held at IL a. m. and
the evening service at p. m.
Philander p. Claxton. Commissioner
Of Education. will talk on 'Educs-
ton and Citizenship" at the Cleve-
land Park Community service at .
o'clock tomorrow night. The meet
Ing win be held at Congregational
Church.
Miss Frances schergsr will sing
at the New Thought Temple, 1914
n street northwest, at 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon.
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CHAPEL SERVICES
NOT DISCONTINUED
st. Patrick's and st. David's
Exercises to Be Held In
Private Homes.

Emphatic dental was made today
that services OF the ST. Pstrlck's and
81 Dsyid's ehapeis had been dlseon-
y. T. shgli. who 10 .srrsuEins the
services Of these two churches. states
that Sunday school for those who at
tend 81, Dsvid's will be held az 10
o'clock tomorrow morning at the
home OF Mr.. J. J. Tspp. 503i Conduit
road. fI.l Il .EF-
sunday school for those from 81.
Pstrick's will be held at 8 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs
c.. o. Lonsstreet. 4s52 Conduit road.
Evening services will be held at
o'clock tomorrow night at the factory
OF the shull Company. Elliott street
and Clark place. just on Conduit road.
opposite the Reservoir school Ser
Vices viii be conducted by the Rev f.
l. Winter. ttf, ~,
Paul at Corinth, His Missionary
Work" Will be the sixth Sunday
night sermon In the series In the
Footsteps OF Paul" now being de-
livered at the Ninth Street Christian
Church by the Rev. George A. Miller
Mr.. Miller made a personal visit to
all the places used for this series OF
sermons. AZ the morning service the
sermon will be on "Paups Letter to
the Galatians"
A Martha Washington tea IL
scheduled for Washington's birthday
at the. Petworth Baptist Church
Seventh and Randolph streets north
west. Wednesday evening the Mems
Class OF the Sunday school will hold
Its monthly meeting. Judge w. +
Norris. Assistant Attorney General
viii address the class. The Rev. +
Paul Langhorne will preach at the
morning and evening services OF the
church tomorrow.
There will be an Illustrated lecture
on the work OF the missions OF the
Episcopal Church in the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia, on Frida,
evening. February rs, at s p. m, In
the parish hall of the Church OF the
Epiphany. The lecturer will be the
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Officer Freed of Blame.

Gem william s. Pierce was exon
Grated yesterday by coroner's jury
following an investigation of the
death of Robert Hopkins, ten, who
received fatal injuries when the gem
erals automobile struck him Thurs
day night .., 800, -
The boy suffered fracture of the
skull and died about two hours later
at Garfield Hospital.
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BIBLE SCHOOL TO HEAR
MISSIONARY TO JAPAN

A series OF lectures on missionary
work In Japan will be delivered at
the Washington School Of Bible Study
and Evangelism. 1924 II street, BY
Miss Anna e. Garvin. missionary to
Japan during the past thirty-nve
years.
Miss Garvin. who is a cousin Of Mrs
Isabel Gsrvin Shelley. has been as
ISOLATED with the Presbyterian Board
Of Foreign Missions Her FIRST address
will be delivered next Friday evening
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2, 100 Strangers inD.C.
Aided During January

for during this month was z.itt, while
more than $4,000 travellers have been
aided, by the organisation since last
June, when IL was organized:
a caro- p.t ,S soe,stw Will be given
h. me COMMITTEES on public relief OF
The Womens city club next saturday
night at 0 O'Clock.
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Escapes Detectives.

A coIored man. alleged to be in
possession of a suitcase containing
eight quarts of whiskey, last night
escaped from Detective Stringfellow
and Prohibition Agent L. S. Evans
at Union station. When one of the
detectives seized him he dropped the
suitcase and slipped his overcoat
from his shoulders, leaving the gar
ment in the possession of the officer.
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Rev. Frank b. Persons. who is IN
charge OF one OF the missions IN a
reucfs psrf 81 ans moontsins The
pictures Illustrating TIE worA 70
Gently have been made LOT use ot
the department OF missions OF the
Episcopal Church. The leoture 70 De
ny arranged ny the WAshinston
suxlliary committee OF tue sn-
d.sconry OF the Blue Ridge. This
~ork h. I'm the diocese OF Virginia.
Under Archdeacon Frederick Nsvs-
There will be no charge for sdmis-
sion.
The Rev. DIR. George de sslsj. q ma
dive Of RumsniA, Will address the
young peoples meeting At the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Charcn st
|6:4b o'clock Sunday evening
Following the address OF Dr. de
|salai the pastor Will speak on Fhe
Impertinent Question" Al O'CLOCK
next Thursday night a m2uon pic
ture, Miracle Money" VIII be shown
at the church. -~-, Pc As ',--
The nrst anniversary OF the or
ga nization OF the Ladies Ala 30
ciety. Columbia Heights Lutheran
Church, the Rev. Charles ii. Butler.
pastor, was celebrated last night by
a birthday party In the church.
Ia program of entertainment, ar
ranged by Mrs. l.. ID. Bowling. was
given. followed by the serving OF
refreshments. The officers OF the
society are Mrs. j. L. Whip. presi-
dent; Mrs. Charles II. Butler. secrs-
tary, and Mrs. Edgar A. smith.
treasurer.
The Rev. II. r. Benton, a promi-
nent Philadelphia clergyman. and
PARLIAMENTARY OF the late DR.. Levi
NJ. Powers. pastor of the Univsrsalist
Church of Our Father. Thirteenth
and l. streets northwest. will preach
/ AZ II o'clock tomorrow morning from
the pulpit formerly occupied by Dr..
Powers At p. IN. the young peo-
pie of the church VIII give a jap
anese mission play. $751;.
The Rev. T.. Hez SVEN. pastor OF
the Centennial Baptist Church, viii
preach tomorrow night on Jesus 10
Coming Again to U.s." and tomorrow
morning on 1.-The Love-Man."
Martin A. Morrison, OF the Civil
Service Commission, will address the
Vermont Avenue Christian Sunday
school tomorrow morning at 9:45 as
| part of the boys day program. A
male quartet under direction of Will
liam T.. Braithwaite will sing.
| Psychic Phenomena: Fact. Faith.
or Fake?" is the subject OF an ad-
dress to be made by J. w. Nigh at
! the meeting Of the Washington secu'
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KULDELL TO LECTURE
ON JEWISH PROBLEMS

4 second lecture on The Jewish
Question and it's Solution" will be
delivered Tuesday night at s o'clock
at the Washington School Of the
Bible, 1888 + street northwest, by the
Rev. 4. r. kuldell. a noted lecturer
and author.
The Rev. Mr.. Kuldell has written
several books on this question and
is regarded is an authority on Jewish
problems.
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Christian
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Park road, west of 10Th st. N. w.
r. b. BAGBY. Minister.
u q. m.-"With the Devil on the
7:tb p. m.-"Mistskes J Would Avoid
H STREET
REV. PRESTON A. CAVE, Minister.
n a m.-"THE CHURCH OF
lao D. m.--''wHAT's IN A NAME7"
Good music and cordial welcome:
VERMONT AVENUE
Vermont ave North Of u. =. .
Dr.. wiLFLEfs SUBJECTS:
s:45 a. m.--Boys day in the Bible schooi'
with address by Hon. Martin A. MORRISON
Commissioner Of Civil Service
II a m.-Sermen by DR.. whitley
GODS NoBLEMEN."
s:ib p. m Young Peoples tea.
o. M. --Christisn Endeavor, -.
p m.--Scrmon by Dr. Wiltiey'
NOTHING BUT LEAVES"
PARK VIEW
Park road. east of Georgia ave N
WALTER y. SMITH. Minister .
~ m.--"suPREMAGX or CHRIST
a:S0 T. m.--Bibie school
s:t5 p. nc. y. Society
p Ave and ss,n st. N W.
REV. IRVING W. kETCHuM, MINISTRY.
II m.v-''THE NEW WAY TO GOD.
$500 n m.--Sunday school Judge
Jsm,s Cuarler. supt.
5:ss-'.THE MERCIFUL MULE"
Tuesday, 8 p. m.-Ladies Ma.
wt We %sixS.oMsR AWAITS You.
The Washington times., 1921-02-19

new STUFF AIM
National Woman's Party Is Re-
organized-Miss Alice Paul
Declines Craftsmanship.

A new campaign for equality
between men and women" was
launched here today by women who
were formerly militant suffragists.
The National Woman's Party dis
banded as suffrage organization
last night. Today the party was
reorganized TO fight for equality OF
women and to campaign against
legal disabilities Of women.
MISS PAUL DECLINES OFFICE.
Miss Alice Paul. for seven years
the chairman OF the National Woman's
Party. refused to accept office in the
new organization, after having pass
OF the old organization last night
Miss Paul has not completed heI
plans for the future, but she Will prob
ably remain in Washington to study
law. Hs
THE executive committee OF the Ma
tional Woman'sc Party met here to-
day to wind up the business OF the
old organization. '"
ID. q. WOMEN ON BOARD.
The new organization will be gov
crnod by national board OF some
thirty members. Among those who
have agreed to serve are Mrs. o. IL
+. Belmont OF New York, Mrs. Inez
Haynes Irwin OF New York. Miss
| Anne Martin OF Nevada, Mrs. Flprenct
Brewer Boeckel of Washington. Mrs
John Gordon Battel of New York
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis of PHILADELPHIA
Miss Mary Winsor. of Haverford. Pa.
Mrs. ellison Gardner OF WashingtO ton
DR.. jeanette Hayden, of Columbus
Ohio. and Mrs. Donald Hooker OF Bal
timore.
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will Honor WhitI0ck.

LONDON. Feb. 19.-The Duke q,
York. son of King George, who is a.
visit Brussels next week as the King
representative, will present Bran,
Whitlock. the American Ambassador
with a piece OF silver plate as . gin
from the King and Queen.
The gift Is q token of appreciation
for the services which Mr.. Whitlocl,
rendered to British residents OF
Belgium during the war.
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Circle Club Meets Toniuht.

The Circle Club of Master Mssons
Of the District Building will hold a
meeting tonight at Pythisn Temple.
Judge Gilbert r. Nations will give
an address and dancing will follow.
DR.. w. F. Landon will preside.
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Congregational

Tenth and q SITS. N. W.
REV. JASON NOBLE PIERCE.
REV. WILMER T. JOHNSTON.
Ministers
$50 a. m.-Sundsy school for ALL
10 a. m.-Bibie lesson and lecture by
DR.. Merrill Il. Gates.
pository sermons, IL a. m. 'HENELA-
TION OF HEAVEN. OR WHAT JOHN
or PATMOS SAW IN HEAVEN lsup-
day morning series on the Book Of Reeve
lation1 -
sp' m.--"PHARAoH AND MOSES
WHICH MAN ARE YOU7 (Sunoay
night series on Old Testament events
with modern meaning.
PLYMOUTH (Coiored)-
Corner nth and p SITS N. W.
REV A. c. GARNER, Pastor.
Revival services every night nert
week at o'clock. Rev. George y. Bull
lock will preach all next week.
Welcome
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ReportS Theft of $3.50.

Mrs S. J. Mellick. 923 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, reported to the po-
lice last night that a bill-fold con-
tanning $3.50 was stolen from her ma
chine while it was parked at Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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Lutheran

CHRIST missouri Synod)-- ..
n. J. Ave, bet n. and n Sts. n. w
REV. J. FREDERICK WENCHEI,. Pastor.
s:&5-Sunday school and Bible cIass.
I1:00-Service with sermon.
7:45-Talk on next weeks s. s. lesson.
LENTEN SERVICE THURSDAY EVE
MING, 7:45 T. NJ.
Columbia Heights Lutheran Church-Psrk
road and N. II. ave. Lenten services con-
Quoted by pastor. c. II. Butler. IL and 8.
School, 9:t5.
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More than 2.ioo travellers were
cared for during the month OF Jsnu-
ary At the Union Station by the
Washington Travellers AID Society.
according 10 the monthly report OF
the organization issued today by. May
n. Van Ripper. executive secretary.
The total number OF people cared
The Washington times., 1921-02-19
Cadets Hear Huidkoper.

Col. Frederic l.. Huidkdper. u. S. A.
addressed the Officers Club of the
Mckinley Manual Training School
last night on military drill. The
club is composed of all the commits
stoned officers in the high school ca
diets at Mckinley and Is headed by
Captain Matthews.
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Episcopal

Church Of Tho Epiphaay--G. near 18th 81
REV JAMES y. FREEMAN. d. D.. Rector.
REV PERCY FOSTER HALL,
REV. ROBT, Z. BROWNING,
Associate Clergy.
T. m.-Holy Communion.
IL a m.-Service and Sermon by DR..
FREEMAN.
p. m.--Service. Holy Baptism and
Address.
SD. n.-Hoiy Communion, with Sermon
by DR.. FREEMAN.
LENTEN SERVICES:
DAILY, m and GAS .. m. REV. DIR.
TOMKINS of Philadelphia, at noon.
Tuesday p. m.--Semi-monthly service
Of PRAYER aud HEALING.
THE NATJvITY-ltth and A sts- s. Y.
Services, 7:30. 10, II g. IN. and D. m,
Combination Glasses Monday, $3.50 and
1890
Services Wednesday Z, 4, 1880; Thurs,
1890.
The Resurrection. 4 p. ~; Tues. !
a,
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Zion Society Anniversary.

Tho tenth anniversary celebration
OF the Ahavath Zion Society will be
Held tomorrow night at o'clock at
the Y. NJ H. A. building, Eleventh
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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HUGE CROWD
/. DUE MARCH,
Throngs Of Outsiders Expected
To Witness Inauguration.
Marion to Come En- Masse.

Despite the fact that no cere-
monies are to be held in connection
with the Inauguration Of President
elect Warren G. Harding, reserva-
tions at hotels and information at
railroad Offices show that big
crowd will be here March L.,
SPECIAL FROM MARION.
Probably the biggest delegation
that will be in Washington to wit
ness The event will be the home town
folks of the President-eIect. Reserva-
tons have been made at nearly all the
big hotels for persons from Marion.
n big special train OF sleepers will
arrive here the morning of March 4
from Marion. The delegation will
sleep on the train while in Washing.
ton. ',...
Delegations from all parts OF Ohio
have made known their intention to
come to Washington. II only for the
day, and like bodies from other cities
have asked what they can obtain in
the way OF accommod ations for the
day before Inauguration and the sue
ceedinS two days.
Excursions and special trains will be
run from all parts of Maryland and
virginia. and as far as Philadelphia
Trains will run from Wilmington tt
take care OF large crowd that is
expected from Delaware.
HOTEL PRICES LOWERED.
On account of the canceling of all
ceremonies in connection with the in
augSration and the consequent alb.
sence from the city of the monster
crowds that usually attend the festivi-
ties, the hotels have lowered their
prices and also rescinded the rule that
reservations had to be made for a
week.
The stand on the east plaza of
the Capitol from which President
elect Harding will make his in
completion and today a good idea
can be had of what the stand will
.ook like when completed The teIe-
phone company will have charge of the
amplifier, which will carry the voice Of
the new President to every part of the
big plaza.
The day will be a legal holiday
In Washington, in accordance with
the executive order of President
Wilson, but many of the stores will
remain open. IT is believed.
BUSINESS AS USUAL,
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association has received word from
President-elect Harding that it is his
wish that business as usual be the
order of. the day. On receipt OF this
word recommendation has been sent
that all members of the association
remain open on March 1. A request
was also made that every business
The Washington times., 1921-02-19
New Thought

UNITY SOCIETY
800 Homer bldg, 18th. bet. + and SITS.
N. w.
Sunday, 8 p. m.-Subject,
COURT OF MEN, WOMEN
AND LEvITES," fifth lecture of
course, Through Solomon's
Temple to Well-Rounded
Life" by VIVA NJ. JANUARY.
Glasses:
Tuesdays. 7:3o y. m.--fessops in Truth.
Thursdays: 7p. m.--Advanced Truth
Class. D. m.--Study OF international
Sunday school lesson, with Individual In
depreciation. and healing meeting
READING ROOM AND LIBRARY open
IL m. to y. IN. every weak day.
You are cordially invited.
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Commissioner Hendrick
To Draw Full Pay as
Recess Appointee

Full pay for District Commits
sioner J. Thilman Hendrick will be
given him as recess appointee.
On motion of Senator Curtis OF
Kansas provision TO this effect was
made in the deficiency bill yester-
day.
The deficiency bill passed the Sem
ate after a short debate in which
none OF the District OF Columbia
items were changed.
The Washington times., 1921-02-19
Central Citizens to Meet.

The Central Citizens Association
will meet Monday night at o'clock
at 2O3 / street northwest.
The Washington times., 1921-02-19
CARUSONOW SEEMS
| SURE Of RECOVERY
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Enrico
Csruso's condition In continuing to
Improve. his physicians announced
NJ II TO o'clock today. They issued
the following stateDents
"Mr. Carus@ has continued TO i'm
prove. sithoush HIS fever hss not
subsided. His course 10 ProEressinE
In q satisfactory manner"

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-"Mr. Cdruso
has passed the best night that he has
had since his relapse last Tuesday.
This was the word that came from
the apartment OF the famous Italian
tenor early today
While the five physicians attending
the singer were of the belief that he
is recovering. they would not pro-
nounce him out of danger today. 1t
was said that there Is still possibility
OF another relapse. II Caruso holds
the gains he has made until after
next Thursday, 1t was declared to be
fairly certain that he will recover,
however.
Early this morning the singer was
resting SO easily that he told his doc
tors he would not need them any more
during the night. Two of them were
with him at the time. -
Mrs. Caruso. who has been almost
constantly at the bedside OF her hus-
band, is now getting some rest for
the first time.
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Universalist

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER--
Corner 18th and l. SITS. N. W.
At II p m. Rev. II. q. BENTON. OF
philadelphia, brother-in-law OF tho late
Or. Powers. will preach.
At p. m. the young people VIII re-
peat tho Japan Mission play given
Tuesday evening.
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18th, near p at. ~. W.
REV HERBERT r. RANDOLPH, Pastor.
prnErSs." m-rhA rN'' " lDl
So. m.-"soo MEN WHO 'LAPPED.'"
A special service OF men TO which the 10
dies are invited. Solo by Mr.. J. S. NJ.
Bowie.
The Washington times., 1921-02-19

Lincoln Road Cor. r. !; Avs :, :, Ll = I
Community Church; Hearty Welcome.
Rev. c. c. Mclean, NJ. A., y. D.. Minister
II a. ma STRANGE AMBITION
D. m-Sermon to Odd Fellows.
The Washington times., 1921-02-19

As Washington representative of the
Moody Bible Institute ColportsSe Asso-
citation, of Chicago. and other PUBLISHING
and 'f Bibles. especislly In. soofisld 'P R"fs
erence Bible. L cordially invite you TO
call at my bookroom. 1894 II street
northwest. l am In position to save you
not only the transportation expense, but
also q material percentage from the ga e
price. Telephone Franklin 3Soi. W. IL
H. SHELLEY. director.
The Washington times., 1921-02-19

Psychic Phenomena: Fact. Faith
or Fakeg" is the subject of an ad
dress to be made by J. w. Nigh al
the meeting OF the Washington Secu
The Washington times., 1921-02-19
WHO BELONGS TO THE LORD JEsus
CANNOT GO TO WAR" 80

Secular League, a auS. 2 $. n y. w y;
FAITH OF FAKE?" by J. w. Nigh. Open
forum discussion.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Smarte5t Of Skirts
FOR SUMMER WEAR

of good quality fannes or satin baronette
Thursday at 8.75
The flannel skirts are in delightful tailored
models, in every wanted sports shade or white.
For the links, touring, or at the shore madame
or miss could wish nothing better
The Satin Baronette Skirts
are very simple in their styling, and PERFECTLY
tailored. Colors are navy blue, all the new high
shades, white, and black. Wonderful valuesi
Fourth Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12

in DARK shades, wins both
head and heart--the first by
it's serviceable colorings that
will not soil easily-the Sec
ond by its bewitching simple
ity and daintiness. 1t starts
with voile in small checked de-
sign, adds buttons and frills, a
white organdie vestee, and
ends in a sash. In black, Co
penhagen blue, brown and law
ender.
6.9S
Third Floor
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-29
District Bankers Association.

THE City of Washington has great pride in its
i banks and financial institutions. 1t has
abundant reason for satisfaction in the strength of
this District as a financial center. This is not
alone in numbers and capital, in surplus and de-
posts, but in recognized stability in management.
The District of Columbia Bankers Association is
recognized nationally for the high standard of its
members and the soundness of its councils
Naturally it is satisfied to have cramped
quarters for its meetings and housing hardly
suited to its combined membership of every bank in
the District and the very great financial strength it
represents. 1t is tentatively considering an
association building which would in itself represent,
or, it were, speak for the united financial dignity
and importance of this District which is the seat of
national government.
More less allied with the Bankers Associa-
ton are the Washington Clearing House. Associa-
ton, and the local chapter of the American In
stitute of Bankers which is an uncommonly active
organization with unusually large membership.
1t is said that by far the larger number of the
officials of the Washington banks graduates of
the chapter. If the association should realize the
desire for home of its own these other organiza-
tons would undoubtedly join it, as they, too, need
larger quarters. Indeed the chapters classes have
greatly exceeded the seating capacity of its rooms
depriving student members OF coveted oppor-
tunity.
Washingtons people will hope this incipient
movement will grow to realization. They would
take great pride in this evidence of financial fact,
and to point to it as showing that the Capital City
of the nation rapidly gaining rank in financial
strength proportionate with the capitals of other
great powers with due consideration of the other
fact that the United States recognizes democracy
of finance it does democracy of government.