The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03
BANK COUNCIL
!: COMING HERE
Ry RICHARD HATTON

Il "A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VI -
local bankers, especially those con
nected with institutions MAINTAIN
ing safe deposit departments, Is
that the executive. comm1tee OF
the National Safe Deposit ADVISORY
Council will meet in This city on
November 6. Arrangements have
been made by a number of local
bankers to entertain members OF
the council at luncheon during their
stay in the city.
s According to information received
1n Washington teday from W. O.
mcclure. manager Of the safe
Fleposit department of the Cleve-
land Trust Company, secretary Of
the council those who Will attend
the important sessions here are:
Oscar W. Codding, manager Of the
First National Safe Deposit Vaults.
Boston, Mass, president Of the
council; Philip S. Malcolm, score
tafy. treasurer OF the Connecticut
Safe Deposit Association, National
City Bank, Bridgeport. Conn, vice
president Of the council; L. v.
Ennis, president of the New. York
safe Deposit Association and
manager of the Chatham-PhoenI
National Bank and Trust Company,
Ct New York; C. J. Shaw. Secre-
tary Of el1e New Jersey Safe
Deposit Association and manager
OF the Safe Deposit Department of
the Merchants and Manufacturers
National Bank OF Neward. n. J :
L. E. Thon1an, president Of the
Louisiana Safe Deposit Association
and manager of the Safe Deposit
Department OF the H1bernia Bank
and Trust Company. of New
Orleans, La. and secretary Nc
cure.
II was stated today that arrange
ments had been made for holding
the sessions Of the council at the
Willard Hotel
THE Central savings Bank has a.
HfBoy OF It's own in its window,
brought from South Africa by Presi-
dent Savage.
The Central Savings Banks Hi
Boy differs however from the, Zo1
Giraffe in having been carved by
. Zulu, and is In tact an excellent
piece of wood carving.
As an additional amusement for
thsa children Mr.. Savage has a
carved alligator and snake.
President Thomas e. FARRELL, of
the washington Savings Bank. IL
spending q few days in New York
On business contested with his in
stitufion.
fasilE Joseph schiavone.. of
the International Elk hange Bank
who Is as great a power in politics
Is he is IA he financial world yes .
terday completed a strenuous period
OF political work which extended
INTO the States OF New Jersey, New
York and Massachusetts,.
with the scaffoidipg removed. the
n rnnt OF the Bank of Com
nerce ana Savings, at the corner
81 Seventh and d Streets North
west presents an Imposing appear
enee. The interior improvements
- the Building also are shaping up
rapidly under the supervision of
Cashier John NJ. Riordan.
Assistant. Cashier Frank owinks,
of the Bank of Commerce and saw
ings. il IonSa hunting trip in yir-
ginia-
James A. Soper. assistant cashier
Of the Lincoln National Bank, Is
expected back next Monday from
4 two weeks vacation at Atlantic
0ty.
Building operations continue In
tie Fifth district in very large 70,
Iifne, according to a report com.
piled by the Federal Reserve Board,
Ia spite Of signs Of over building In
some sections.
. xonly ~ fewer permits for aea
construction were issued In 81 cities
II September than in September,
1925, and the valuation figure lasE
month for new work exceeded the
September, 1925, figure by $45 1858.