The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-02
Bankers Association
ActiUe With Plans
For Winter
Council Of Administration to
Confer on Thursday at
City Club Dinner
Bx RICHARD HATTON

Following several months in which
various committees of the District
Of Columbia Bankers Association
have been carrying out the pro-
gram outlined at the last annual
convention Of the organization, the
new administration named at Hot
Springs last June is preparing to
formulate the activities of the as
ISOLATION for the coming winter.
The first Step in this direction
will be taken on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9 at q dinner Of the council
OF administration of the District
OF Columbia Bankers Association
given by President Howard Moran
at the University Club at 6:45
o. m. In addition to members or
the council of administration there
win be present the chairmen of
the several committees Of the or
ganization who viii outline the work
that they have laid out for their
sections for the coming year.
The council OF administration
functions in the District of Column
bia Bankers Association along the
lines OF q board of directors OF a
bank. advising with the officers Of
the association from time to time
regarding policy and the general
activities of the organization. It IS
composed of men high in the
financial world Of the city whose
Judgment has been attested BY
successful bank administration. To-
gether with the officers of the us
sociation. the council of administr1-
ton may be considered the direct
ing force Of the policies and pro-
'. ffrlVa xyl4ifSfl
have proved of such constructive
nature in the past.
The council Of administration is
composed of Howard Moran Of tie
american Security and Trust Com
pany. president OF the .. G. Bank
ers Assocfation: w. w. Spaid. Of
William B. Hibbs and Company.
first vice president Of the D. G.
Bankers Association. Robert V.
Fleming of the Riggs National
Rarlk, second vice president OF the
ID. c. Bankers Association; Wilmer
III Waller Of the Federal American
National Bank. secretary Of the D.
&C. Bankers Association; Albert S.
Galley os the Lincoln National
Bank. treasurer of the D. &C. Bank.
erg Association: Joshua Evans. jr..
'oe the District National Bank:
Harry v. Haynes. OF the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank; Lar
Ter p McLachlen. of the McIsaehlen
Banking Corporation; G. III, Pope. OF
the Munsey Trust Company. John
M. Riordan, OF the Bank Of Com
naerce and Savings. and E. j. dc
Quade. Of the Liberty National
Bank.
Committee chairmen who have,
with their several committees,
rendered valuable service to the
organization through Investigations
and reports covering a wide range
OF subjects and who will set forth
the plans of their committees at
the coming meeting and dinner are:
Advertising committee, Eliot H.1
Thomson. OF the Washington Lean
and Trust Company: auditing COM
naittee, John III. Riordon, of the
Bank of Commerce and Savings;
committee on commercial activities.
Victor B. Deyber. OF the Second
National Bank; committee on fraudu-
lent securities, Eugene e Thomp-
son, Of Crane, Paris and Company;
committee on law and legislation,
-Francis @. Addison, jr.. Of the
Security Savings and Commercial
Bank: protective committee, Harry
". Haynes, of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank; publicity
committee. Frederick P. II. Siddons,
OF the American Security and Trust
Company; committee on standardized
banking forms, Edward j. McQuade,
OF the Liberty National Bank; COM
nlittee on standardized banking In
surance, Lanier p. McLachlen, of
the McLachIen Banking Corpora
.fion; committee on taxation, Robert
v. Fleming. of the Riggs National
Bank; committee on treasury rela-
tons, Robert V. Fleming, and COM
mittee on improbable accounts,
John Poole, of the FederaI-Amerjcan
National Bank. !