The Washington herald., 1921-08-23
A..L GRADUATES
HlRTY-ONE FROM
'D.C.SLOWERCLASS
4 Attain Perfect Marks,
Chairman Boyer An
nounces.
OTHER LOCAL NOTES
Wash. Securities Dull; Studio
Inspection and Air Trips
On Bankers Program.
OTHER LOCAL NOTES

& According 10 announcement made
yesterday by Charles d. Boyer.
chairman Of the educational COM
mittee of the Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking,
thirty-one OF the thirty-two mem
bers of the 1seo-21 elementary class
successfully passed the class ex-
animation held some time ago, -four
submitting perfect papers. They
are now entitled to enrolment In
the advanced class Of the local chap
ter.
Miss Burnetta Black of the Fed
eral Reserve Board, Robert B. Stad-
Ter OF the Treasury Department.
Maj. L c. Wilson of the American
Bank and Miss SIIldred-C. Wood
cock Of the American Security and
Trust Company divided the honors OF
the class. each Of the four receIS-
ing a perfect mark
In addition to the above. the fol-
lowing will be admitted to mem
bership in the advanced class for
the 1921-2s year: F. J. Bell, r., Of
T.. F. Saul and Company: a. B.
Crigler. Citizens National Bank Ol
Alexandria: John c. DeLamater,
Federal Reserve Board; A E. Henze.
Hibbs and Company: Louis w. Mar
tin. H. E. Moore, Riggs National;
Frank NJ Perley and winifred NJ.
Prish. American Security ana Trust:
Eugene r. Marks, National Metro
politan; James F. Hitselberger.
Park Savings; Helen p. wedderburn.
Federal Reserve Board; Naude Nc
clary. American Security and Trust
company; Frederic P. H. Siddons.
American Security and Trust; Ellis
worth Meyer. Franklin National:
Rsmick s. Ferguson, Washington
Loan and Trust: Oscar G. Ross, In
ternal Revenue Bureau: Mauford c
Hixson. American National Bank
Clara n. LaSalle. Clayton Z. Ware:
Albert W. Gates. Riggs; William
Res, American Security and Trust;
Lloyd W. Davis. Continental Trust /:
Edna Boil Treasury; William A.
Cady and Alfred W. Sherman. Amer
lean Security and Trust: Mary W
Beekham Of DollIngs and Company
and Richie Mclean of the Depart
mental Bank.
The result of the advanced class
examinations has not as yet been
compiled. but officials state this in
formation will be forthcoming In the
next couple Of weeks.
- The local chapter will begin its
fall classes about the first of Oc-
tober, It Is stated.
Local Securities.
The decline in Capital Traction
stock provided the only happening
Of interest on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday. Twenty-Five
l.. l.
lump at S5&. Washington Railway
, Is were relatively active. $1,000 In
81 900 lots selling at 611z. Washing
ton Gas SIS were disposed of to the
extent Of $500 at 1914.
Old Dutch Market preferred
stocks single sale aggregating 100
shares at Z. and shares of Amer
lean Security and Trust Company
stock at 215 concluded the ses-
sion
Cali funds were offered by local
banks at per cent with 6 per cent
the maximum bid.
Personals.
Maurice Otterback. president of
the Anacostia Banll. returned to his
desk yesterday aF-.T spending sew
erai weeks with '.rs. Otterback in
Maine.
Coleman Jennings. OF the National
City Company. has returned to this
country from 4 six weeks trip
abroad, where he combined business
with recreation.
G. p. Pollock. savings teller of
the National Savings and Trust
Company. has returned to Washing
ton after spending several weeks in
Atlantic City.
Roy L. Neuhauser. Of the Ma
tIonaT City Company, is back in
LTashington after an extensive va
cation at Gloucester. Mass.
4. ID. 4. Notes
Among the numerous attractions
who attend the annual convention
Of the American Bankers Assncia-
ton: to be held in Los Angeles
Ortohe- tn incI"sive. will be
the opportunity for close inspection
Of the motion picture studios. This
inspection will be personally con-
Quoted by some OF the most famous
motion picture directors of the
country. and will embrace the actual
flming Of scenes in plavs soon to
De TclcHSGu. I'Nu So
spections will he made. and on the
evening of October Carl Laemmle
Will illuminate Universal City and
stare a scene which is heral"ed az
surprising ANYTHING yet attempt"
in the motion picture art. After tn"
inspection a reception Will he given
by the members Of the nrotion pic
tnre. COLONY to the visiting bankers
-ui their families. where all will
have an opportunity Of meeting the
famous stars and hefring directly
from them about their work.
Another uniuue feature nf the
entertsirr,ent planned for the visit
ing bankers Is the tours Of the city
apd environs hy a'rplane. Los
Angeles Is fast becoming recognize6
"a the airpIsn ne center Of the coun-
NV and the nilots of the numerous
rdronnes win vie with each nthe-
showing the tremendous strides
rhich this industry has taken sine
he var For those who consiSer
no outing complete unless rof Is
included there win be matches
bIsved On TIE sr-rerh courses of the
artn-s country clubs IN and abont
los ANGELES. Curs have been Of
s-ed hv the local committees for
very conceivable kind NJ pIav. END
be bankers charlottesville gives
promise of being hotly contested
he ladies' Of the city are joining
n the preparations for the enter
ainment Of the families of those
who attend the convention In ad-
iition TO the usual teas and lunch
cons there win be garden fetes helA
n gardens famous for their wealth