Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04

small margin,
Baltimore reported weekly clearing:
ef sinl .ss4. 600. against $50. 1872 900 fol
The previous week While Baltimore
earrings showed such marked adj
snce over the preceding week, yet
.hev were more than Is per cent be-
Aind the same week year ago.
Richmond's clearings of $S9,f5I, coo
followed the trend Of the rest oil the
country iii being ahead of the previous
,eek. but at the same time were more
,}osn 10 per cent under last year.
The total volume of trade mp To july
p, as reported by the Department. OF
Commerce. was greater than for the
same period a year ago.
Awaits injunction Action Report.
Gov. Young of the Federal Reserve
raard had received no notification re-
xardinc the filing in New York of an
Injunction to restrain the New York
deserve Bank from enforcing its re-
discount rates Pending further nfor-
nation ne had no comment to make.
other officials of the Federal Reserve
-oard, when told of the injunction &C
on, expressed the opinion that the
taost which possibly could happen
,auld be the granting Of a temporary
sgraining order pending the ascertain
raeat of fuller facts III the case, They
.-edicted, however, that the obtaining
al an injunction would be virtually
.linous to whoever sponsored the ac-
On because OF the huge bond that
Kelly would be required.
Institute ConSuls Chosen.
Preparatory to the opening of Wash
f-gson Chapter, American Institute OF
!. hiking. in September. Robert A. Nor
5. chief consul. has appointed the fol-
ring assistants. who viii do all they
n to get students in the various banks
which they are employed:
Harry Morris, Riggs National: L.
Ilbur Engleman. Dupont Circle
anch, Riggs: Norman Braun, North
ST Branch, Riggs, Theodore P. Cow
|, Fourteenth and Park Road Branch.
gigs: Gerald e. Keene, Second Ma
nal: Oswald Lehman, Security Saw
8 g. commercial; John NJ. DeMarco,
Perth Street Savings; w. G. Dieter.
lion Trust Co: j. j. PiersOn, United
ates Savings; Arthur Harmon, WASH
zton Loan g. Trust Co.; Herbert w.
aiker. West End Branch, Washington
an g. Trust Co.: George Lingebach,
nerican Security & Trust CO.. Sew
Oh street and Massachusetts, avenue
anch. Marjorie Plumpton, Northeast
anch. American Security g. Trust
D.. Miss Alice K. AyarS, Takonla Park
nix: Robert B. Field. AnacoStia Bank.
aaraes J. SinceIl, Bank of Brightwood;
lcoln e Phillips, Bank of Commerce.
Savings, j. L. Townsend, Chevy
lase Savings Bank; j. Frank Bowling.
lImbia National Bank, and George
sSiEin, Continental Trust Co.
John W Birckhead, Departmental
INK: Joseph Reilly. Farmers B. Me-
anscs' National; Curtis T. Thrift,
deraI-American National. Thomas
Meyer, Franklin National; Hollis
.anaplain. Liberty National: Robert E.
G. Lincoln National; Charles Week
v, Woodridge-Langdon Savings g.
numerical: Jesse r. Stein, Peoples
ate Bank Of Cherrydale, and Ivan 3.
unch, McLachlen Banking Corpora
william A. Martin, Merchants Bank
f Trust: Charles z. Monroe, Mount
I srnon Savings: Allen Humphrey, Mum
Trust; John F. Hiliyard, National
ank Of Washington; Sheridan Blays
att0nal Metropolitan; P. Henry
aates, North Capitol Savings; Wade
| Atkinson, IT,, Park Savings. and John
! Fletcf1aM, Potomac Savings.
WI1lam -, MtilcE, V.s washing eVii
ecfaanics' Savings. Robert A. Sisson,
ashington Savings; G. Frederick
I hreiaer, the First National Of Alex
dria; Francis c. Little, FIRST National
HyattsgiIle: James e. McGeaTy. w.
! Hibbs e. Co; j. Frederick English,
/ numerical National; Robert r. Hit,
/ stionaI Savings & Trust. and Karlton
Stein, District National.
Bank Assets Lead South.
MARYLAND leads all Southern States
e. sfse amount Of assets Of its State
/ nks, according 70 a statement COM
i led by r. ~. Sims. secretary and
/ zasnfer OF the Association Of Super
sorS OF State Banks Resources Of
{ ate banks in the South compare as
{ li0ws. according TO the Sims conpila-
I IN. which covers reports Of varying