Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

as early as possible in July. The list
Of chairmen just selected retains sew
eraI OF last years committee heads IN
Sf3Ice. and at the same time includes
sEveral new chsirmen among the bank
ora who have shown marked efficiency
ard interest in the association work.
lie chair1nen and the committees Of
which they viii be in charge are as
follows:
Bank Associations Chairmen.
Advertising committee - Eliot H
Thomson, Washington Loan & Trust
Co, chairman: Claude H. Woodward
president Mount Vernon Savings Bank
vice chairman.
Audit conlmittee-Edward L. Hillyer
vice president Union Trust Co., chair
man.
Commercial trade activities-F P. H
Siddonds. secretary American Security
& Trust Co. chairman: Luther E
Schrener. Merchants Bank & Trust
Co. vice chairman.
Fraudulent securities - Eugene E
Thompson. Crane. Paris & Co, chair
man: Joshua Evans. jr, vice president
District National Bank, vice chairman.
nsurance-Charles II. Doing. Wash
nzton Loan g. Trust Co, chairman;
Prank P. Harmon, ir.. Merchants Bank
g. Trust Co. vice chairman.
Law and giSlation-FTancis G. Ad-
olson, ir., vice president Security Saw
ings g. Commercial. chairman, and
Frank Stetson, National Savings e.
Trust Co. vice chairman.
Protective-Harry v Haynes. presi-
dent Farmers g. Mechanics National
Bank, chairman. and w. w Spaid OF
W. B. Hibbs & Co. vice chairman.
Publicity-George o. Vass. vice presi-
dent and cashier. Riggs National Bank,
chairman, and James A. Soper. cashier
Lincoln National Bank, vice chairman.
Standard banking forms-Frederick
H Cox cashier Commercial National
chairman. and Thomas j. Groom,
cashier Washington Mechanics Saw
ings Bank. vice chairman.
Taxation-Howard Moran, vice presi-
dent American Security & Trust Co.,
chairman. and II. II. Mckee. president
National Capital Bank. vice chairman.
Treasury relations-Wilmer j. Wal
Ter. vice president Federal
National. chairman. and I. j. Roberts,
assistant cashier, Riggs National, vice
chairman.
Improbable accounts-John Poole,
president, Federal-American National.
chairman. and w. ]. Waller, Federal
American, vice chairman.
W
president Riggs National. chairman,
and H. G Hoskinson. Riggs National.
vice chairman.
Bureau Committee Continues.
The credit bureau committee was
continued from the last administration
and for that reason the council OF
administration insisted that Mr. Fiem-
ir2 continue his Craftsmanship OF It.
r l.
leYat securities, law and legislation, pro-
tecttve. and improbable accounts COM
r1ittees were asked to serve another
year as they are all particularly famlliar
with the work IN hand.
e. j. McQuade, for three years chair
man of the standard forms committee,
did equally brilliant work for the asso-
cation. but now has his hands fun as
secretary Of the organization: some OF
the other changes were mace oecausS
the work requires too mucn TIME 70 eA-
T1~s the same member To do II more
Than one year.
New Title Company Opens Office.
According to information obtained
frng1 John Paul Earnest, washington
VIII seq the opening this week OF a new
ttffe company in temporary ofnces al
400 x street northwest. pending the
comnletion of permanent quarters IN
the new Chandler Building on streeI
near Fifteenth
The new corporation bears the name
cf the Capital Title & Guaranty GO.
II will be headed by Mr.. Earnest, VINO
will have associated with him IN It's
y,,ansoenent a number Of well known
local real estate men. lawyers ana
bankers. For more than three years
the organizers have been engaged IN
the installation of an equipment 10
facilitate the issuance of certificates OF
title. having a force of 40 persons en-
ploved in its preparation. The COM
ranv expects 10 be able 70 furnish nVe
distinct branches Of service connected
with real estate titles
OHcials Of the New York Title d.
Mortgage Co. have agreed to guarantee
All certificates Of title issued by the
new local concern. II is expected that
announcement Of the personnel OF the
company will be made at an early date.
Woman Captures Insurance Prize.
Mrs. Irvine L. Miller Of Beltsville
Md. has won tie 500 prize offered by
the National Underwriters Association
for the best essay On life insurance as
a protection 70 the home. The prize
. was offered TO the American Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs and the winner
represents LIE 1k1D Az
Eelt1ville The paper was read 10 the
members Of the Insurance Club Of
Washington and aroused the greatest
en- "slugiasu7.
Mrs. Miller wrote that Of all the new
err and varied uses Of life insurance,
the appeal Of the home remains para
mount. The greater percentage Of
benefcisries Of life insurance policies
are women dependent wives and moth
erS Of families. She expressed amaze
Y1ent that 50 few married women in
sist upon adequate protection. Mrs
Miller who has several children Of ner
own said further:
Men, recognizing the fact that
failure 70 provide such protection Is
gambling on the uncertainty Of life
retain the initiative IN this buying
enterprise. All honor 10 the splendid
American husband, who provides -
beautifully for his family during hi;
lifetime, and Goes not neglect 10 assure
its necessities after his DEATH IL is a
fact, however. that many men 90 not
always take time to study and buy life
insurance wisely. To many men Of gooc
income a lump policy Of $4,000 OF
$4,000 seems generous provision. II
every other home need he has turned
the purchasing power over 10 his wife
els her share Of the partnership, and h,
would gladly place on her this add
tionaI responsibility II she would realiz,
the obligation and properly attend Il
A. Il is the wife and mother IN hei
espacjty Of family purchasing agent
who should estimate the insurance
needs. call the life insurance agent int
consultation, and provide for this ex
pense IN the family budget"
Bond Clubs Plans Outlined.
Kenneth s. Wales. manager Of tn
Sregl Giro IF E0eFsi@l1i = Or. nov
1ect1d presloent Of tue Bond Club O.