The Washington herald., 1922-07-08
FIN AN.CIAL
LARGEST CLASS in
INSTITUTE HISTORY
COMPLETES EXAMS.
Local Banking Institute
Publishes List of Sue
cessful Entrants.

ouCCcsSAul COHlpiclioh OF tHc va
,rious courses in the curriculum Of
the local chapter. American Insti-
tute Of Banking. by the largest
class in the history of the insti-
tute was reported yesterday by re-
firing president, w. ]. Waller.
During the year just closed the
bylaws OF the institute were
amended to include three-year
courses as a complete study. to re-
place the two-year course pre-
viously maintained. Hence the ele-
mentary banking course now covers
the first years subjects. while
commercial law and negotiable in
struments (Which previously con-
cluded the students training) con-
stitute the second years study.
Subjects for the third year have
not, as yet. been provided.
According to Mr.. Walters report,
hfty-two elementary banking en-
trants successfully completed the
course, while thirty-five advanced
students passed the commercial law
examination of the second years
course. and thirty-four were like
wise successful in the negotiable
instruments class. OF the latter
two, it is pointed out that James
C. Dulin, jr., will be awarded the
institute certificate of graduation
by reason of work already COM
pleted in previous years.
List hanLxipO sim
dents successfully completing the
course is as follows:
w. w. Badgley. Elizabeth s. Bill
lard. William f. Rolls. Thomas J.
Bright, Grace Mary Bromley. Julian
Isabel F. Cullen. Floyd s Davis,
Henry K. Dierkoph, Ebert F.
Eliason, S. w. Earnshaw. j. NJ.
Fishburn. George Roosevelt Fle-
mer. John T. Fletchan. Arthur d.
Goldburg. J. F. B. Goldney. Nell B.
Greenup, Otis NJ. Hester. George NJ.
1relan, King NJ. Irwin. G. Madison
McCauley. ]. L. Mckinley. Louise
Mack H II. Mark. Samuel H.
Marks. Sidney ]. Mullins. Charles
f. Paine. Mabel f. Pierpont. A.
Dane .Radice. Rose L. Royce, Helena
d. Reed Clarence F. Schatz. Flor
4 ence H. Senge. Harry X. Shaffer.
Michael F. Showalter, Demma o.
Shumate. Grace Jeanette Simpson.
Alfred Souder. Douglas o. Starr,
Julia NJ. Stone. Stella A. Taylor.
OscarN4. Thorup. George F. Towers.
Edward L. Tucker. Garret NJ.
VanHoesen, W. Clarke Vernon. D.
Hammond wetzel. Rita Weller
Lois A White. Denzil f. Wisecar-
ver and Cora L. Woolsey.
Those passing the examination
in commercial law includes the
following:
w. w. BadEley. Burnetta Black.
Edna BOIL. T. j. Bright. Rafael
Carmen CaIbo. Aubrey Beden Car
ter. Robert c. Danel. John De
DLaMater, w. N. Dorsett. James C.
lDulin. IT.. Blanche w. Fry. ]. F. r.
Goldney. August f. Henze. J. F.
Hillyard, Elmer c. Holt. Enoch G.
Johnson. II. F. Kimban. Clara NJ
LasalIe. Eugene r. Marks. Samuel
II. Marks. Ellsworth Meyer. Charles
| F. Paine. Frank VI. Perley. Law
renee L. Powers, William Rea,
Clarence F. Schatz, Harry X. Shaf-
fer. Alfred woodson Sherman.
Demna o. Shumate, Stella A. Tay-
Tor. Oscar \. Thorup. Clayton f.
Ware Helen ?. Wedderburn. Rita
Weller and Mildred c. woodcock.
Those receiving passing marks in
the negotiable. Instruments course
comprise the following:
W. w. Badgley. Burnetta Black.
Edna BOIL, Thomas J. Bright.
Rafael del Caruian Calvo. Aubrey
r. Carter. Robert e. Daniel, John
De I-aMater. w. y. Dorsett James
c. Dulin. jr.. ]. F. r. Goldney.
August F. Henze. J. F. HiIyard,
Elmer G. Holt. Enoch G. johnson,
II. F. KimbalI. Clara VI. LaSalle.
| Eugene r. Marks. Samuel II. Marks.
Ellsworth Meyer. Charles E. Paine.
Frank NJ Perley. Lawrence l..
Powers. William Rea. Clarence F.
Schatz. Harry X. Shaffer. Alfred
woodson Sherman. Demra o. Shu-
mate. Stella \. Taylor. q. A.
Thorup. Clayton F.. Ware. Helen p.
| Wedder burn, Rita Weller and NIL
dred c. WoOdcOck.
Reserve Ratio.
N The reserve ratio for the Federal
ltReserve banks shows a decline this
week from IT'S to 76.S per cent.
the latter figure being the smallest
since May ;. There was a decrease