Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-17

ed to three post #
graduate students.
All will receive Fred McKee,
their certificates at
the first Fall meeting.
Standard certificates will be presented
to Helen E. Baily. George R. Barker,
Willard G. Barker. Kathryn E. Bowers,
Randolph P Butler, F. r. Clayton,
Louise B. Coale, Herman Corder, Theo-
dore P Cowgirl. George G. CozZens, jr.:
Eugene B. Glenn. A. C. Harris, Virginia
NJ. Harrison George w. Hurst, Wales
H. Jack. Milton R. johnson, Gerald
F. Keen. Sheridan S. Kleindienst. Cath
crime NJ. Kreig. Frank w. Lee, Robert
p. Lee, Albert A. May. Charles A. Mon
roe, ivan R. Munich. Claude B. Navarro.
T. Richard Padgett. Frank NJ. Perley,
Mrs. Helen v. Reed. Very w. Rhine,
L. r. Roueche. C. F. Schreiner. Paul j.
Saltzer. Homer G. Smith. Lewis S.
Springer. Sadye L. Welt. Mrs. Gertrude
C. wick and Ferdinand f. walter.
Those who will receive certlncates
for completion OF the courses in bank
! ing fundamentals and commercial law
, are r. LYNN Anderson. Katheryn W.
Alhauph ! Bruce Bair. William Norris
Berklev. Kenneth Birgfield. John A.
Bell. IT.: Norman F. Brown. Augusta
Elizabeth Butler, Mary l.. Chadwick.
Ruth Estelle Colburn, Thelma L.
Courtney, Robert w. Crandall, John F.
Depenbrock. A. L. Deuterman. Vernon
r. Dornan, Kent L. Dyer. Joseph j.
Flaherty. B. Bruce Franz. G. G. Guert-
Ter. Harold H. Hair. John T. HAWKINS
Holman Don Hoover. Minnie A. Jer-
kins, Edna w. L,lnsford, Virginia Dana
Manners. Howard r. Massey, Dudley L.
Meade. Donald w. Mawbray, Elsie
Notter, Marshall H Osburn, W. Harold
Otley. Donald E. Penn. Louis Edgar
Purnell. c. Clifford Rea, George p.
Rhine, T. Grant Ridgely, Herbert S:
Shaefer. John Henry Shaefer Richard
I. Shaefer. Harry L. Smith John M.
smith, WILEY Stearns. Anne Catherine
Sullivan, August r. Terneak, Corcoran
Thorn. IT.: F. E. Welsh. Edwin E. Whit
comb James w. Winchester, Grace z.
wise and Ernest Wolff.
Graduate certificates in commercial
banking will be given to P. NJ. Gannett,
H. F. Gates and P. F. Griffin.
Helps Direct Title Company.
Fred Mckee. who has Just been elected
q director in the Capitol Title e. Guar:
antee Co. is vice president Of the
Security Savings {, Commercial Bank
and vice president of the Securities Cor
poration of the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Mckee is among the limited num-
Der of Washington bankers who also
holds Law degree.
Born in Washington and educated
In the public schools here Mr. Mckee
also took the course at the Columbia
School of Commerce. later graduating
from Georgetown University Law School
with the class Of 1895. The new title
company director is a member of the
Washington Board of Trade and the
Columbia Historical Society.
The banker-lawyer likewise belongs to
Club Civitan Club. Masonic Fraternity
and several other organizations.
Capital Traction Active Today.
Eighty-six shares Of Capital Traction
stock changed hands on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange today. the stock
opening at 95l2 and closing with two
small lot sales at 9514 Potomac Elec-
trio Power per cent preferred came
out at 112, and the SIP per cent stock
at 1921.
Merchants Transfer & Storage COM
mon sold at III, and - shares of the
preferred registered 107. Mergenthaler
sold to the extent of So shares at l05.
while seven more shares sold an eighth
lower. Security Storage moved at 100.
Bonds were again in quite good de-
mand today. Anacostia e. Potomac
Railroad SIS came out at 89ia. and the
same corporations guaranteed sold at
o6la. Washington Gas IS, series A.
figured in several small sales at lO1 and
the series 3 moved at los. sale of
$4,000 Railway e. Electric As took place
at Sc.
C. r. GaIIiher Elected Director.
Charles e. Galliher. local lumber ner-
chant, has been elected a director of
the Federal-American National Bank.
taking the place made vacant by the
death Of his brother. william T
Galliher, who was also chairman Of the
board.
Mr.. Galliher has also been made a
director IN the Federal-American Co.
which is a finance corporation under
sponsorship of the banks officers. He
has been active head Of the lumber
firm of w. T. Galliher & Bro. ever since
his brother was elected president of the
American National Bank in 1910. this
bank subquently merging with the Fed
eral National and now being known as
the Federal American National.
More Committee Chairmen Named.
President w. J. Waller of the District
Bankers Association has appointed four
more chairmen of standing committees.
Edward J. McQuade. vice president and
assistant trust officer Liberty National
Bank. will succeed Howard Moran. vice
president American Security u Trust
Co. as chairman Of the protective COM
mittee. Mr.. McQuade is second vice
president of the association.
Francis G. Addison. ir., vice presi-
dent Security Savings & Commercial
Bank, and Frederick H. Cox cashier
Commercial National Bank will remain
chairmen of the law and legislative
and standardized banking forms COM
mittees, respectively.
Frederick P. H. Siddons. secretary
American Security 81 Trust Co. will
succeed Charles H. Doing, vice presi-
dent Washington Loan & Trust Co.. as
chairman of the insurance committee.
Heard in Financial District.
Charles J. Bell. chairman of the board
of directors of the American Security d
Trust Co.. is now at Belgrade Lakes in
Maine. having gone there from Atlantic
CITY. He is reported gaining steadily.
Few people love fishing more than MI.
Belland he writes that he finds 1t hard
to sit on the veranda and see other
fishermen come in with big catcnes'
Clarence F. Norment chairman OF
the board of the National Bank OF
Washington. is improving steadily At
Atlantic City, where he is passing the
Summer and building up his health. He
has recently gained 10 pounds.
Jesse L. Suter of Hartman d Co.,
lust back from Europe, was IN LONDON
during a recent demonstration accorded
the King when he was able to be out on
the street. He considered the genuine
tribute paid by the populace as most
remarkable.
A majority of the adjustment bond
IaolderS of the Eeah0ard Air Line Rail-