Evening star., 1926-03-27
ENTIRE CONVENTION
COMMITTEE NAMED
w. W. Spaid Announces Fur
ther Plans for Gathering
at Hot Springs, Va.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

springs, a., III June me llSL, winch
includes many of the most prominent
bankers in the city, follows:
w. w. Spaid, chairman; Wilmer J.
Waller, vice chairman; Charles j
Bell and Howard Moran, American
Security and Trust Co; Maurice
Anacostia Bank; Maurice
d. Rosenberg and John NJ. Riordan.
Bank Of Commerce and Savings
Frederic f. Harrington. Chevy Chase
Savings Bank; Frank ID. Stryker and
A. ". Mitchell. Columbia Nationa
Bank; James H. Baden and l.. a.
Slaughter, Commercial National Bank.
Wade II. Cooper and T. Franklin
jr.. Continental Trust Co.
Eugene L. Thompson. Crane Paris
and Co; j. T. Exnicios and Raymond
B. Dickey, Departmental Bank; Rot
ert y. Harper and Joshua Evans, Jr..
District National Bank; John e. YOs'
and Charles A. Mccarthy, East Wash
iugton Savings Bank; Harry n
Haynes and III. J.. Selby. Farmer
and Mechanics National Bank: JOIN
Poole and Charles B. Lyddane, Fed
eral-American ational Bank; job
B. Cochran and Thomas r. Hickman
Franklin National Bank; W. 3. Hibi.
and ". W. Spaid, W. E. IIibbs &; CO
John r. Waller and A. g. Waller. IL
ternational Bank; Joseph Sch!avonc
International Exchange Bank; Geora'
o. Watson and +. J. McQuade, Liber
u National Bank; Floyd r. DaVi
and James A. SOper. Lincoln Nationa
Bank: Lanier p. McLachlen and Arch
bald McLachlen. McLachlen Bankirg
Corporation; Peter A. Drury aud
Luther f. Schreiner, Merchants Ban
and Trust Co; Bertram Chesterma
Norris Plan Bank; William Muehlei
sen and William X. Baum. Mount Vel
non Savings Bank; G. II. Pope, Munseg
Trust Co; George l.. Starkey and =
Frank White. National Bank Of Wasl
ington; Henry II. Mckee. Natiora|
Capital Bank; George W. White am
Robert E. Briggs, National MetropOl
tan Bank; Charles G. Lamborn and
f. Percival Wilson, National Saving
and Trust Co.
Theodore Michael. North Capit'
Capitol Savings Bank: George T.
W. Reginald Lewis. Northeast SaV-
ings Bank: Thomas Sommervillt
Park Savings Bank; Robert s. Stun
Park Savings Bank; Henry "
Offutt. Potomac Savings Bank; D.
Agee Bowles Potomac Saving
Bank, Robert V Fleming. Riggs NJ
tional Bank: a. NJ. Nevius. Rig2>
National Bank; Victor Il. Deybel
Second National Bank; F. W. Mac
Kenzie, Second National Bank
Julius I. PevSer, Security Saving
and Commercial Bank; Fred Mckee
Security Savings and Commercia
Bank: August H. Plugge Seventt
Street Savings Bank; John j.
Howard. Seventh Street Saving
Bank: Edward J. Steuwagen. UnioH
Trust Co: Wilbur II. Zepp. United
States Savings Bank; John B. Lar-
ner Washington Loan and Trus
Co: Herbert a. Poole. Washington
Loan and Trust Co; Ezra Gould.
WaSniu@tou Mechanics Saving
Banl. Thomas j. Groom, Washing
ton Mechanics Savings Bans
Thomas T.. farrell. Washington Saw
inSs Bank; j. d. Leonard. Washing
ION SayinSs Bank
The convention subcommittee are
% be completed and announced a
IN early date.
Local Trading Heavy.
Trading on the Washington Stoct
! Exchange was unusually heavy fol
Saturday. Washington Gas Ligh
stock brought GSi4 on three sales: IL
shares of Liberty National Banl
changed hands at 212; Riggs NatiOna
Bank registered at 465 on one sale
while two transactions in Nationa
Rank OF Washington stock We're r.
corded at 800.
Merchants Ira sfer & Storage com
mon stood at lis. while rhe same CON
panys preferred stock was out d
| l00Is. Five shares of Potomac EleC
trio Power preferred sold at 10,
There was ono sale of Mergenthale
Linotype at 20S, which was off point
from transactions earlier in the weeb
Lanston Monotype on two sale
changed hands at S1a.
| In the bond department Capita
Traction 5s sold at par. Chesapeak
& Potomac Telephone 5s also brough
100 on one sale. Washington Gas >
figured in one transaction at 1O0l4.
Deyber Pleads for Thrift.
Victor 3. Deyber. president Of H.
Second National Bank. stressed Thrift
for the home in a radio address de
livered last night on "A Square Dea
for the Pay Envelope" it beiu;
another talk in the American Institut
of Banking's educational Campaigr
Pay day is a happy event, said MI
Deyber, if you treat it right. But j
ought 10 be treated as a busines
proposition and not as a spending
spree.
Money spent is gone-no matte
what it is spent for. Money that /
saved remains. and if put in Il saving
account goes on working for you an
piling up interest. A character in tn
ton is the man who had one talent
and buried it, Money won't gro,
when you put it in the ground.
Put it in the bank or in some goo
investment. and it begins to multiply
Don't waste your time envying tn
man who has an independent income
| Put your money in the bank and hav
an income of your own.
Judges for Contest Chosen.
At a meeting of the council of ad
ministration of the District Bankers
| Association yesterday afternoon
| George o. Watson, president Libert,
! National Bank; c. II. Pope, vice pres
dent Munsey Trust Co. Maurice Otter
back, president Bank of Anacostia
were chosen judges Of the essay cor
! test to he conducted by the local char
| ter of the American Institute of Bank
| ing. Rules governing the contes
were mailed to members of the inst
! tute today.
! The executive board also named {
/ H. Pope and Lanier p. McLachle
chairman and vice chairman, respeC
lively, of the committee on the annua
! Spring dinner and outing, to be hel,
at the Columbia Country Club O
April 10.
Visit FederaLAmerican Bank.
Among the out-of-town visitors I
the new F'ederal-American Nationa
Bank yesterday and today were:
| r. c. Richardson, Boston; H. f. Mi
| ler, ST. Louis; John T. O'Meara. as
sistant cashier, Chatham and Pheni
| National Bank and Trust Co.; Eai
! Groth. assistant TO the president
Kresge Department Stores, New Yorl
| Mr. and Mrs F. w Cloves. fOrmerl