The Washington herald., 1921-04-30
viii Leave Washington
Saturday, June II, for
White Sulphur.
OTHER LOCAL NOTES
A. LIB. Elections and Nomina-
tions; Merger Plans In
. complete.


ar..rEI Convention Ito be held TINS
year az White Sulphur springs) on
cltss.lay. Tune IL. at IL a. m. ar
ylvi5S e. cir destination at $50 p
m iu-rhiur on the train en- route
20 Ne followed by dinner at the
Nc uyc1 arrival at their destina-
l,.u Re. rning. they will leave
N-E-ie. srlr lur at II p. m. Tuesday
-,snfor. Irving in Washington at
n. pTra aesday morning. June 10.
IT -fa'vgEtion will travel in spe-
,,sT t~as.. chartered for the occa-
. sion returning in like grandeur.
E.spe, ssry pleasing to officials OF
. rhs fC-a. sgsociation was the marked
..athusissn- displayed, which. taken
Ee \ criterion, leads organization
2 Is tc Selieve the coming conten-
p 70 vii. v4rpass even the record
I-Nzkiu- nc OF last year. held
ahoara .a.. steamer Midland, which
-,.-ksd rew epoch in District Of
Columbia -,rcles-
Sec-Er o. Watson is chairman of
.Na r3--5 ution committee, while
-.ra-,ss ] Bell is vice chairman.
NFsts- = Deyber is chairman of the
prU-r-ra committee. and Joshua
Evans. IT. IS chairman of the press
ans publicity committee. W. w.
Sys's Is taxing care of the enter
tEinrs nd o. the program. and
J F-0,I { 5sel will make the hotel
and Frarsr rtation arrangements.
1. b. Election.
Asthe q rular meeting of the local
advance lass. American Institute
wsa L irfN
nine meu ers of the Washington
Chsr.sr W .re elected delegates to
tho ruuus convention, to be held
IA Mime 1olis. July 10 to % in
~ius -a 7. G. Addison. jr.: c. C..
EosweiI, =. D. Boyer. H. w. Burn
.,1s, II r. Calnan. r. Calvo. A. Bi
Garter. Z. ]. CLANCY. F. H. Cox,
c J. DAYS, W. A. Dexter. V. B.
Tsvber. :. .. Dulin. jr.; c. l.. Eckloff,
:, Farg Ison, A. f. Fisher. Fred
Tisbs-, Z G. Gallery, Harry V.
Haynes. George A. Herman, ]. F.
EifseIberrar. w. c. Hixson. r. r.
Holmes y G. Kimball, T. Hunton
l.r-UN. Aired Leyburn. E. ]. Nc
CuaGa- r. N. Marsteller, A. NJ.
Illus Frsd W. Pimper. r. E. Pol
lock " $. Seay, Alfred Sherman.
= SACK well Smith, Norman E.
ToVsun, y. J. Waller. Maj. l. C.
Wilson, !. D. Yerkes and I. ]. Rob-
sr-s.
Tns delegation will probably go in
charge o. W. ]. Waller, who will
have teeu ushered into the presi-
g-Grs chair by that time
Nominations.
Tao charter also nominated offi-
GERS % tth ensuing year, the cleo
'i-U > wnich will be held on May
- 4" Waller, cashier of the
Au.r~!.s~ National Bank and vice
y-asi7-rs the chapter, was unani-
ucGgiv -or-inated for president. In
ssuu.H as Mr.. Waller has no COM
peIlCrs his election is a surety. W.
4 DeG-.- Riggs National; Ross L
PcilCJE lmerican Security and
Trust GoE pany. and Norman T.
T@Esc o. OF the Washington Loan
ana E--st. were nominated for the
1FCe q .ce president. A secre-
Carv viii 20 chosen from T. Hunton
Le.-h. a. ne Security Savings and
CSrrrns-c- p, and c. B. Nye. Of the
slU.EsFy o, rUst Company.
.a Il 90, Of the Commercial Ma
tioaaI, sat ]. p. Mallery. Of Riggs,
Ia e bean entered for the office of
svtasursr, while an assistant secre-
.Ary viii ss chosen from r S. Fer
Sc =. u ne Washington Loan ind
TT1st. ana c. B. P-icci. of the Sec
c1d National. J. D. Yerkes, of the
r'~Tsrai Bank. has been nominated
for chic ,onsul.
Five rnc bers of the board of gov.
eEEs1rE o. the local chapter will also
be gncssn from the following list:
2. =. Eaul-.r c. c. Boswell, Charles
\ Boyer, Il. w. Burnside, James C.
putint r, =. E. Fisher, ]. F Hitsel-
bsrgar. Y. c. HiXsoa, H. G. Hos
N-nssLs W. W. Marrow. z. J. Nc
Qusar. p. z. Moore. Fred w. Pim-
pt- ! J. Roberts, T. Blackwell
sualth. e. Louis Eckloff. r. j.
CAsnsy. luis Pimper, Graham L.
Davis, =. VI. Garnett and ]. A.
Sorcr.
An = sndment to the constitution
arc ~ avs was unanimously
a2onted nrOviding for the appoint
neH- ~ the president of an advisory
coanri cf ten to be chosen from
meuthers holding office above that
~ cashier N banks who are barred
from of''oh olding in the chapter.
IN amend ment to the constitution
Was also proposed changing a sec
Nsn -dmtt'ing the women to active
n1euhersnip thereby placing them
On the same footing as the male
nenbers. This proposal will be
acted cu A. the next meeting.
Preparing to Move,
Joh1 =. Edwards & Company. In
c-l stcrS brokers'. now holding fortb
at its View York avenue, are bns-
!iy preparing for their fomal OMEN
ing At The new place of business.
1915 4 street northwest, on Non
Cav. Guch Of the office fixtures nave
airra2y been taken to that place
and-a complete removal will be ef-
fscted bv tonight. according to Mr..
Edwards yesterday.
g. Continental a Problem.
The dusstion of which Of the
cowntow institutions. arising from
the recent bank merger. to keen in
cpera lion and which to close, is he
coming quite a problem. according
q Col cooper. newly-elected head
% The Continental Trust yesterday.
S9fa places of business have their
advantages. officials contend, and
fnr the present Col. Cooper has de-
ettrl 70 keep both places of pusi-
Eess open, ultimately deciding in "a
EoF Cf The majority havipr c1-o,,...