The Washington times., 1926-09-16
|. B. NAMES
COURSES
By RICHARD HATTON

D% 1bAOLAfAEeO AAkAA 4OAN
4 The complete educational program
ssof the Washington Chapter of the
d american Institute of Banking Tor
~ the 1926-27 school year has just
been issued in pamphlet form under
!, the supervision of Miss Mabel
Royce. of the Washington Loan &
= Trust Company, in charge OF the
!, publicity for the Organization. The
booklet contains foreword setting
forth the ideals and history OF the
A. l. 3. with a short historical
sketch of the Washington Chapter
Complete information regarding
4ll courses offered by the chapter
Is contained in the pamphlet and It
q q matter Of especial note as an
indication of the great interest
that, this year, it has been neces-
sary to include two courses in
banking fundamentals, the subject
50 ably conducted by Eliot II.
Thomson, LID, of the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company.
Other instructors for the year are:
aayInond B. Dickey, LID. Il.L.M.,
commercial law and negotiable in
Btrun1ents; f. j. Donohue, Alb,
LIB. standard banking and stand
ard economics; William M Deviny.
"A. NJ, Phi. D., accounting; Francis
G. Addison. jr., LIB. vlce-pres1-
Scial Bank, credit z. E. Booker. or
4the firm Of Z. B, Booker & Co., in.
vestn1ents; Fernand Petit. vice.
president Merchants Bank & Trust
Co., public speaking, and William
II. Baden, LIB, trust officer OF
khe washington Loan & Trust Co..
trust functions.
The schedule of classes as an
nounced by the committee for the
first semester is as follows: Bank
ing fundanentals, Tuesdays and
THURSDAYS; commercial law, Mont
days and Wednesdays; standard
econonics, Tuesdys and Fridays
Recounting, Mondays and Thurs
DAYS: investments, Tuesdays and
The scope of the course in bank
Ing fundamentals, which is of such
Importance to those engaged in, or
preparing for banking career, VIII
cover such subjects as: Banking as
q vocation, bank organization and
administration, bank accounting, re-
ceiving and paying tellers' duties,
exchanges and check collection, the
loan department, promisory notes,
the credit department and com.
mercial paper, drafts, acceptances
and collections. bills Of iading. ware
honss receipts and bank runners
hank examination and audit. for.
eish exchange, reserve and Federal
reserve systems, State banking
laws. elements of contracts, special
problems in law and bank manage
ment.
The educational committee OF the
local chapter of the A. I. 3. has
announced that all classes VIII be.
Yin promptly at p. m. on the days
scheduled except the class in trust |
functions. which will commence at
f:3O. Ali classes will be held in |
the chapter rooms on the third
floor of the Becker building, 1913
r st. N. w.
Francis q. Addison, jr., vice presi-
dent OF the Security Savings ana
Commercial Bank; u. p. McLachien,3
president OF the McLachlen Bank
Ing Corporations John n. Newooios
president of the Merchants Transfer
and Storage Company; Mrs. New
bold. Mrs. w. w. Spaid ana Henry
w. Offutt rresident OF the Potomac
savi.gs Hank. are included in a
large party sailing from New York
today on the Panama-Pacific line.
steamer Finland, for voyage TO
I.os Angeles to, attend the fifty
first annual conyention Of the Amer
ican Bankers Association. which
viii begin in that city October L.
vice president Albert s. Galley.
of the Lincoln National Bank. who
has been on q three weeks. motor slo,
trip. is expected back at his desk
next Monday. -
E. III. Graham, assistant cashier
of the national Bank of Washing
ton, is ilI at his home in this city.