Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11
D. c. BANK LEADERS
ARE APPOINTED TO
ARRANGE CONCLAVE
early Steps Taken to Plan
Annual Convention at
Hot Springs, Va.
FORMER WASHINGTON MAN
PACKARD VICE PRESIDENT
Capital Traction Stock Advances
in Saturdays Trading on
Is Local Exchange.

ny EDWARD C. STONE.

Ihnier P. McLachlen, president OF the
District Bankers Association, and Fred
erick P. H. Siddons, chairman OF the
General Convention Committee, yester-
day appointed the complete membership
of the committee in connection with
the annual June conclave, which this
year is to be held at Hot Springs, Va.
The committees personnel includes
every bank president in Washington
and many other high ranking officers.
The chairmen of the entertainment,
program, sports, transportation, hotel
and other committees have already been
announced. Each year the preliminary
arrangements are made a little farther
in advance, and this year is no excep-
ton. The General Committee, just ap-
pointed, follows:
Bankers on Committee.
Frederick P. H. Siddons, chairman;
]. Frank White, vice chairman.
Ccrcoran Thorn and Howard Moran,
American Security g. Trust Co.
Maurice Otterback and w. L. Koontz,
Anacostia Bank.
RAYMOND L. Schreiner and Charles
H. Ctaskins, Bank of Brightwood.
Maurice D. Rosenberg, Joseph San
ders, John M. Riordon and Thomas
AIIOQIQ1 odIlk O1 q 0dNAlSo
John G. Walker and j. Ezra Troth,
Chevy Chase Savings Bank
Frank j. Stryker and Robert H. Lacey,
Columbia National Bank.
Wade H. Cooper and Laurence A.
Slaughter, Commercial National.
Eugene E. Thompson and Thomas W.
Brahauy, Crane, Paris & Co.
]. T. Exnicios and L. A. RoSafy, De-
partmertal Bank.
Joshua Evans, jr., and Barnum l..
Cotton, District National Bank.
John C. YoSt and S. Wilson Earn
shaw Igast Washington Savings Bank
John Poole and Charles B. Lyddane,
Federal-American National.
John B. Cochran and Thomas P.
Hickman. Franklin National
W. B. HibbS, K. w. Corby and w. W.
Spaid, w. B. Hibbs a. Co.
Fernando Cuniberti and F. j. Kauf-
man, jr. international Exchange Bank.
George o. Watson. Liberty National
Bank.
Floyd Z. Davis and James A. soper.
Lincoln National.
Lanier- P. McLachlen and Archibald
McLachlen, McLachlen Banking Cor
poration.
Bertram Chesterman, Morris Plan
Bank Of Washington.
Claude H. Woodward and Emmett C.
Dawson, Mount Vernon Savings Bank.
G. H. Pope and c. D. Radcliffe, Mum
Sey Trust Co.
Other Committee Members.
George L. Starkey, Rutherford ].
Dooley, National Bank of washington.
Il: II. Mckee, H. c. Stewart, National
Capital Bank
George w. White, c. P. Jacobsen,
National Metropolitan
William D. Hoover, Frank Stetson,
National Savings & Trust.
Theodore Michael George Clagett,
North Capitol Savings Bank.
L. P. Steuart, w. Reginald Lewis,
Northeast Savings Bank
George z. Walker, Robert S. Stunz,
Park Savings Bank.
Henry W. Ofutt, B. Agee Bowles,
g Potomac Savings Bank
Robert v. Fleming, Hilleary G. Hos
kinson, Riggs National
F. @. Addison, jr.; Mai. julius l.
Peyser, Security Savings e. CONNER
victor B. Deyber, F. w. Mackenzie,
Second National Bank.
John D. Howard, John M. DeMarco,
Seventh Street Savings Bank.
Edward j. Stellwagen, Edson B. Olds,
Union Trust Co.
william r. DeLashmutt, John P.
Cook, United States Savings Bank.
John B. Larner, Charles H. Doing,
Washington Loan g. Trust Co.
Ezra Gould, G. F. Burton, Washing
ton Mechanics Savings Bank.
Thomas z. FARRELL, J. D. Leonard,
Washington Savings Bank.
Former WashingtOnian HOnOred.
Milton T1bbetts Of Detroit. who has
just been elected a vice president Of
the Packard Motor Car Co. is a native
Of this city, attended Western High
School and graduated from what is now
the George Washington University Law
School
When only IL years old he was editor
and publisher Of what he called the
Weekly Bulletin, a little paper which
had a circulation in nearly every State
in the Union. When Is years old the
editor Of the Boston Globe invited him
TO Boston as his guest published his
4 picture and q sketch which claimed
that the boy was the youngest editor in
the United States. While IN Boston one
Of his subscribers also entertained him
1t NEARBY shore resort.
Mr.. Tbbetts made a special study
of patent law Not long after getting
his law degree he obtained a position
as patent attorney with the Packard
firm at the company'S manufacturing
plant He has been with the automo-
bile Arm % years, as patent counsel,
assis bant vice president and now vice
president and patent counsel. Several
of his relatives still live in Washington
Traction Ends Week Higher.
Twelve small lot transactions in
Capital Traction stock drew consider
able attention during the trading on
the Washington Stock Exchange yes
terdaY The stock opened at 41H4 anc
in 10 shares sales climbed TO 42I2, the
highest mark reached for several weeks
and closed at 42A.
Bonds were in fair demand, three
bank stocks appeared on the board
and both type stocks figured in the
days trading. Sales were as follows
Capital Traction $4,000 at 81.
Washington Gas s. "A"-S2,00o al
4 1922
Georgetown Gas 5s-sl 900 at 103.
Capatal Traction Colo at 4lH, II
ut AIS, 10 at Al ", 10 at 41%, 10 al
~, 10 at 42K, 10 at 427l, 10 at 423s
10 at 42%, 10 at 42lz, / at 421z, II
Ut 42h4
Continental Trust Co.'S at 1Is.
Union Trust Cos at 224.
Riggs National Bank at $50,
ut $50.
LAnston Monotype-10 at l02.
1Sapital Traction SSH 900 at 81.
HfeH0enthaier IdnotVue-5 at AZ