Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

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and Joseph D. y =
Yerkes, assistant III. n. Mckee.
eral-American National Bank, secre-
tary. The complete committees fol-
low:
Committee on Standardization of safe
deposit practiceS-John M. Boteler,
chairman, National Savings 81 Trust
Co; Robert H. Lacey, Columbia Ma
tional Bank: Raymond L. Schreiner,
Bank of Brightwood; Frank Owings,
Bank Of Commerce & Savings: John
Moore, Continental Trust; William G.
LOCKER, District National; Samuel M.
Thrift, Franklin National; F. j. Kauf-
man, jr., International Exchange Bank,
and w. Clarence Miller, National Bank
Of washington.
Committee on Standardization of
safe deposit forms-Earle M. Amick,
chairman, Riggs National; Elizabeth "A.
Bogley, Merchants Bank and Trust
Co.; T. Edwin Norris. Mount Vernon
Savings: C. NJ. Ashton, MunSey Trust
Co.: James E. Woltz, National Metro
politan; p. Henry Coates, North Capitol
Savings: George p. Hoover, Northeast
Savings; William C. Strauss, Park Saw
ings, and c. w. Shoemaker, Potomac
Savings.
Committee on education and pub
licity-J. William Roberts, chairman.
Security Savings and Commercial; M.
r. Calnan, Liberty National; J. FRANK
Rice, Lincoln National; Guy d. cow,
McLachlen Banking Corporation; M. ID.
Esch, Second National; Irving Zirpel.
Union Trust Co.: John r. Cook, United
States Savings; J. M. Mccarthy, WASH
ington Mechanics Savings, and j. ID.
THnravd washfnOtou Eavi,1os Rank
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Nns n"use O.uSe.
H. II. Mckee, president OF the ma.
toonal Capital Bank, was re-electeo
chairman OF the washington Clearing
House Association at the annual meet
ing yesterday afternoon IN the Metro
politan Bank Building. Victor B. Dey--
HAM who has served the .association
for several years as secretary, was again
elected to that position. Charles e.
Bright of the National Metropolitan
Bank was again chosen manager.
Riggs National Bank, and George L.
Starkey, president of the National Bank
Of washington, were elected to mem
bership ON the executive committee,
taking the places of w. j. Father, vice
president Of Riggs, and John Poole,
president Of the Federal-American,
whose terms expired.
Manager Bright made >his annual re-
port. As noted some time ago, clear
ings during the year scored q new high
record for the association. the meet
ing was attended by . large representa-
ton OF the membership.
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The organization meeting Of the di-
rectors of the American Security q
Trust Co. resulted in the reelection Of
the following officers: Charles j.. Bell,
chairman Of the board; Corcoran Thorn,
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