Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

amt CNllffilltSS aSS4AElEI1Eklt> III NAlS part,
Several former cfairmen have been asked
"a remain on the committees under the
rev chairman IN order 10 give the bene-
ct Of their experience to this years
problems
These committees have been appoint
cd considerably earlier In the year than
usual. President Fleming believes that
the work Of the association should not
be dropped entirely even during the
Summer vacation season. ana hopes
that much consideration will be given
10 the work ahead during the rest OF
the Summer. The early appointments
should mean that the wheels OF prog,
reSs will turn much more rapidly ana
easily III the Fall.
Every Bank Is Represented.
Fpcry bank in the association is rep
resented, 50 that corporation Of all the
members is assured. The committee on
improbable accounts and buslnes- is to
he completed later The others follow;
AsiveItising-Eliot II. Thompson.
Chairman: Claude II. Woodward, vice
chairman: Thomas w. Brahany, Robert
l., Flather, Thomas ]. Groom, 7. Hun
ton Lelth John Poole. ]. Frank Rice.
George o. Vass. c. W, Shoemaker.
Auait-Edward L. Hillyer, chairman;
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Marx. Auoley A. P. Savage.
Commercial trade activities-Fred-
erick r. H. Siddons. chairman; James
Il. Baden. Charles D Boyer. William r.
de Lashmutt, Victor B. Deyber, Bertram
Chssterman. Fernando Cuniberti, Bar
nun L. Cotton. Joshua Evans, ir.. Rob-
ert L. Father. Harry Y. Haynes, Lanier
p. McLacilea, Theodore Michael,
Prank P. Hartman, r., Hilleary G: Hos
k!nson. c. H. Pope, Samuel NJ. Thrift,
john =. Waller. e. Percival Wilson, j.
Frank White. H. I. Young.
Fraudulent securities-Eugene e.
Thomnson. chairman: Joshua Evans,
II. vice chairman; Earle NJ. Amick. Ed
ward L. Hillyer, John D. Leonard. Lau-
renee A. Slaughter.
Insurance-Charles H. Doing, chair
man: Frank P. Hartman. IT,, vice CHAIR
man: ". Reginald Lewis, Charles b.
Lyddane. Archibald McLachlen. Henry
W Onutt. Edison B. Olds, Maurice OF
tnrback. Fred Mckee, John NJ. Riordon,
c. H Pope. Frank ]. Stryker, Robert D.
SUM.
Law and esislation-Francis G. Ad-
olson. r chairman; Frank Stetson.
vice chairman: Victor B. Deyber. Henry
n. Mckee, ". W. Spsid, Corcoran
Thorn.
rroteetive-Harry Y. Haynes. chair
man: w. w. Spaid. vice chairman; r.
@. Addison jr- John B. Corcoran,
wade II. Cooper Victor B. Deyher. Eo-
ward I. Hillyer. r. p. II. Siddoris, Avon
NJ. MENUS. George L. Starkey. CLAUDE
II woodward
puhlicity-Ceorge o. vass. chairman;
games A. Scper, vice chairman: Bruce
Bard. ]. T Exnicios. T. Hunton Leitn,
Lanier p. McLachlen. G. H Pope, r. E.
Il Si6dons Laurence A. Slaughter:
Standardized banking forms-Fred-
erfck II. Cox, chairman: Thomas j.
Groom. vice chairman: ]. Dana Faber.
,Jossu D. Howard. A. J. Linn, Raymond
q. Marx. Edward J. McQuade, Frank
Owines, c. D. Ratcliffe, Raymond l.
SehYeiYsr. Charles w. Shoemaker, Ed
ward z. swan. James Trimble.
Taxation-Howard Moran, chairman,
Henry Il. Mckee. vice chairman; z. q.
Addison. ir.: Joshua Evans, ir., Harry
Y. HAYNES. W. W. Spaid.
Treasury relations-Wilmer j. Wal
Jer. chairman: /. J. Roberts, vice chair
man, W. T. GaIliaer. Charles E. Howe,
C. z. Jacobsen.
Unavoidable accounts and business
John Poole. chairman and W. j. waller,
vice chairman
Tnornsg W. Brahany Of the advertls-
ing committee was chairman OF the
rgTIrlicttv committee last year. Victor
a DeYber is a former chairman OF
fhe commercial trade activities COM
y1it.ee and Edward J. McQuade has
baen chairman Of the committee on
sesndardized banking forms for the past
three years George o. Vass. chairman
of the publicity committee. was chair
r.sr of the convention publicity last
year and has served on many other
r7-esenf committee assignment makes
nm responsible for the monthly bulletin
published tv the association. and which
rss grown 50 rapidly in the past three
gears.
Acacia Reports Good Six Months
The Acacia Mutual Life Association
reports new business for the first sl1
months Of the year amounting TO APP
rroxlnz teiy s5T.000, COO The associa-
flog1 now has $4,000 policies In force
AMOUNTING TO s232. 000, 900 Total death
benefits paid 80 far this year have
zeache6 $500. 900.
President William Montgomery re-
Yogt2 that the company now has So
fa0 600 Of insurance In force IN Wash
1ngron and vicinity and large volume
II mortgage loans placed N and arounc
the Capital.
re ADDS that The new Acacia Club
fused in the rev building AZ i0l Indi'
ara avenue. is proving highly popular
Nth visiting poitcyhnl6erE Visitors
f7< elab0rafely furnished club rooms
ed complete information service al
tloiy disposal
Announcement is made here that Le6
= Stsmn. Chicago supervisor Of tils
? s9-tstsor he's been elected tn tns
II IL
~rEterg. which aims N promote higl1eI
yanSsrca within the profession.
Telephone Refunds Near End.
pefunds' for telephone service due
s3Dzcriherx If the Chesapeake and TO.
mac Telephone Co. in scnordanci
18th ar agreement made with the Pub
81 t5tiiities Commission Of The DistYic
q Coiar9 n.s. effective June 10. 1926
efe nov 90 ~ per cent complete. Tn
amount to BE- refunded was s2I0. 1901
according 10 . statement Just mad
~ c. T. Clagett, general commercial
slIsar4nfendent OF the company.
A report compiled BY the compan.
rs Of Nay 81, 1928. shows that 5000,
32i % had been refunded. This leave
= balance Of sI,5554s due ] .544 sub
sersbers This is equivalent 10 81 20 pc
account still due
Tine COMPANY began making refund
on June 10. 1927. and at the end &
80 DAYS. $50 PER cent Of the ota
amount DIE mad been returned
sfe end of the year 81 81 per cent ha
been refunded.
Maklng the refunds on live account
vas q very sinDle matter. Mr. claRe'
states. byt in The case Of former sub
scribers who Do not nov have teif
yf4o1e service sn6 many of whom ha
moved ~ foreign countries. gFei
= oesi ef troDsle gss experienced in max
Ing the refund, owing 70 changed ao
dresses,