Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-17
PLANS Developing
FOR BANK FARLEY
Credit, Safety and Service to
Be Stressed at Manage
ment Conference Here.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

ASON AAeO ~ 04OANEs
Plans are progressing quietly for tn.
coming Central Atlantic States Banl
Management Conference, to be held ir
Washington on February &c and 81
which is expected to draw from 1000 tt
1900 bankers to the Capital. The con.
ference is one Of several such confer
ences to be held in the near future
sponsored by the American Bankers
Association, with three chief aims in
view, Ito educate bankers in the proper
use of credit, to protect the banks de-
posters and to provide adequate serv-
ice to communities"
In addition to the members of the
District Bankers Association, promi-
nent bankers will be present from New
York State, New Jersey Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and West
Virginia
The best methods in management as
applied to present day conditions will
be presented by speakers and also dis
cussed by the delegates. The program
Is in competent hands, as is the pre-
liniinary work of the other committees.
The committees appointed at the recent
preliminary session held in this city
follow:
General chairman. Robert v. Flem-
ing; vice chairman, Lanier P. McLach-
len, secretary, F. w. Simmonds, and
assistant secretary, George o. Vass.
Bankers Arranging Farley.
Advisory Committee-Francis deli.
Janvier, president Delaware Bankers
Association: Mark NJ Holmes, presi
dent New York Bankers Association;
Levi H. Morris. president New Jersey
Bankers Association; w Walter Will
son, president Pennsylvania Bankers
Association: Alexander Armstrong,
president Maryland Bankers Associa-
ton: c. G. Barksdale, president Viz
GINA Bankers Association; D. r. Rich
ards, president West Virginia Bankers
Association; Lanier P. McLachlen, pres
ident District Of Columbia Bankers As
ISOLATION.
Publicity Committee - Chairman,
r. w Stmmonds; vice chairman, George
q. VaSS, secretary, D. c. Bankers AsSo-
citation; Warren K. Ayres, secretary,
Delaware Bankers Association; Clifford
F. Post, secretary, New York Bankers
Association; Arnitt G. Coate, secretary,
New Jersey Bankers Association c. F.
Zimmerman, secretary, pennsylvania
Bankers Association; James w. NC
Elroy, secretary, Maryland Bankers
Association: Homer Gebhardt, secretary,
West Virginia Bankers Association;
c. w. Beerbower' secretary, Virginia
BenkerS' Association.
Registration and Hotel Reservation
COMMITTEES Chairman, Edward j. Nc
Quade, vice president, Liberty National
Bank; vice chairman, Victor B. Deyber,
president, Second National Bank; w. J.
Waller c. F. Jacobsen and F. H. Cox.
TRANSPORTATION Committee - Chair
man, c. H. Pope, vice president Mum
sey Trust Co.
Program Committee Chairman, H. H.
Mckee: vice chairman, John Poole;
Howard Moran L. p. McLachlen,
Francis @. Addison, jr.; ex-oficio mem
bers. Robert v. Fleming and z. w.
Simmond
Committee on Information - Chair
man, z. E. Mountioy, deputy manager,
American Bankers Association; vice
chairman. Joshua Evans, jr., president,
District National Bank.
Columbia Building Association.
All directors of the Columbia Perma-
nent Building Association have been re-
elected as follows: Melvin G. Hazen.
H B. Leary, L. Perry West, Floyd E.
Davis, Albert H. Taylor, Alpheus E.
Riddle, William P. Richards, Howard r.
Norton and Fred A. Smith.
The directors reelected these officers:
Melvin C. Hazen, president William P.
Richards, vice president; Floyd E. Davis,
treasurer: Fred A. Smith, secretary; c.
J6IfEG, dkkOIAlCI.
have been reelected as follows: Floyd
E. Davis and william P. Richards, Valu-
alton Committee; Ernest NJ. Colyin and
Walter @. Davis trustees; Melvin G.
HaZen, William P. Richards and Alpheus
z Riddle, Finance Committee. The as
ISOLATION, it was stated by officials, has
shown a steady growth during the past
fiscal year, going over the 100000
mark in assets.
SchiavOne HOnOrs Morrow.
Joseph Schiavone, formerly president
of the International Bank in this city,
who took an active part in the recent
political campaign in New Jersey, is
giving dinner tonight at the Racquet
Club in honor of Senator Morrow
Among local bankers invited are John
M Riordon. NJ. D. Rosenberg, H. L. Of
futt, Francis c. Addison, ir.; Wade H.
Cooper, Maurice Otterback, Fernando
Cuniberti, Joshua Evans, Clarence Bur-
ton, Ezra Gould and Robert N. Harper
Financial District Notes.
1t is believed here that Ignatius T.
Fulks, SO years old. who has just been
reelected director in the First Ma
tional Bank at Gaithersburg, Is the old
est bank director in this part of the
country. He has been a director ever
since the bank started in 1891
Arthur Ketcham. associated with
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.'S Washington Of
nee. has been transferred to the Office
Of that frm at Hartford. Conn, and is
succeeded here by Thomas M. Sloane,
from the Wilmington, Del. Office of the
company. Mr.. Sloane formerly lived
here.
Savings bank deposits in New York
State during 1880 gained sos 800 900.
representing the excess of deposits over
Withdrawals during the year and estab-
fishing new high record in the his
tory Of the savings banks of the State