The Washington times., 1929-04-03

month last years accogqirg TO tbs
monthly report filed by the com
bany today with the Public Utilities
Commission
Income for February, 1879,
amounted "a ss42 ,S1s.26 as com
pared with sS0T, s5S.es Tor the same
month u 1919,
IA. i. b. Activities
a campaign committee, headed BY
James A. Soper. president Of the
Waahington Chapter, American In,
ntitute 0f Banking, ana including s6
represent ok the local chapter
ana the District of COIumbia Bank.
era, Association will meet late today
ID Formulate plans tO name q. Hun.
ton Ilelth to the governing body Of
the national organization Of the
The annual convention q ne
AtneFiean Institute Of Ranking will
bs held IN Tuisa, Okla, June ~
t0 III.
Those on the committee are: Mr..
Gopef Lincoln National Bank, chair
1il2tis 4. Roberts, past president
6t the chapter, Riggs National
Bank Francis G. Addison. tr,s Se-
curfty Savings and Commercial
Charles q. Boyer, past president
dera american; Harold M Burn
side. past president, Rigs National
Bank Aubrey o. DoOley CONNER
ciaI National Bank; James g. Duiiri,
jr., past president. American Secur-
ity and Trust Company; Joshua
Evans. jr., past presi dent, District
lkskassSs2k UslaSt4ftNf
Ri&Rs National Bank: August E.
Itenze. IN. p, HiDbs 9 Co.; u 8:
kinibaIi, American Security and
TfuSt Connpany. Miss Catherine Nj.
KfteH RiREs National Bank; n. j.
Mel6ade. paat president Liberty
National Bank Al. III. Nevius, Riggs
NatIonai Bank: Richard Al. Norris,
Lincoln National Bank: Frank M.
Pefiev American Security and
trlikt Company: John Poole, past
president Federai. National
HMnk Mrs. Helena ID. Reed, Linz
cnif National Bank; Miss Rose II.
Ytcvce. yVAshington Loan and Trust
Eo6npaflg: Miss Mabel N. Royce
EAehington Loan and Trust Conn
~: Frederlck p. II. SIddons.
American Security and Trust Conn
raliy: W. sW. Spaid past president
MI. q. Hibbs q CO.; Wilmer j.
waller past president FEDERAL
American National Bank; Miss Lois
White. Federal. American Bank
afid Robert G Whitton. First Ma.
4aoklal Bank cf Alexandra.
April Calendar
The April calendar of the wash.
inskon chapter, American Institute
u2 BanIring ii one Of unusual activ-
ity. According to President James
As Sbper, this schedule provides for
the nomination OF delegates to the
Tulsa convention on April IL and
the election Of convention delegates
on April 26. The midyear open
meeting will be held April Is IN the
auditorium OF the new Mckinley
High School, where first semester
cert tificates will be presented, ana
g. program of entertainment offered
BY the women,s COMMITTEES. On
April 2g chapter officers VIII be
nominated for the new year. The
annual election II to be held May y.
Freight Loads Gain
RAenue freight loadings for the
week ended March 23 totaled $50.
S9e CK aIl illcrease ok s23s
cSrs above the preceding week, the
ear service division Of the Amert-
can railway Association announced
today.
increases were reported in the
loading Of live stock. forest prod
aicks. merchandise less than carload
lot frAight and mise llaneous freight.
All other commodities reported de-
Compared with tlis corresponding
wSek last year, loading Of revenue
freight for the week was an Increase
of 10,5O4 cars but q reduction 5of
42,Sss cars under the correspo pondlng
week In 1927
T.oadings Tor the week compared
with the same week last year were
az follows:
Miscellanscus freight, 39s,s7S cars.
an increase w Ia gf . cars; coal, 1885,.
SO cars. 6cfeaae of 1854 cars;
grain and products. ,9f1
cars. q aehr 81 4, In
the west "a lplie, grain
and Rralli iii 5taet lCa ptaled
s2g. SIS ears ~ y 81 0f 3a.S7 & cars
below tils II 8 = ieelx III a a26
Live stDe d d "a i decrease
of ,ssS cars. II the Western dis.
4rictb alone, I've stock leading TO-
tailed 2O,6 cars, d decrease 0f !, 6s
cars under the same week of 1928.
Merehandlse less than carload lot
frsIglit, 2es.14S cars. an increase Of
.s. cars; forest products. 6S .467
cars. decrease of 675 cars. Ore,
( 1855 cars, aTs increase Of 1888
cars; coke, 1914 cars. an increase
Oe 1 ,7s4 cars.
All districts except the Southern,
Ncrthwestsrn and Pochahontas Re,
ported increases In the total loading
5OE All commodi ditiee compared with
the same week III 1928, but the
southwestern district was the only
one to report an increase compared
with tie same period IN 1927.
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PITTSBURGH. Ar I'll 3 lI.1S. $ .l.--
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