Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-17

considering the new English in Bust
ness" course, which in all probability
will be offered to students during the
coming year
Tuesday, September 8, has been set
as the dinner meeting of the Education
al Committee and the faculty, when
full plans for the year will be discussed
and arrangements rounded up for the
opening of the school. Twenty-one
members of the board were present.
Aubrey o. Dooley of the Federal-Amer-
lean National Bank & Trust Co., who
Is president of the chapter, presided.
Government Bills.
The Federal Government is in the
market again for more money, this time
with an issue of Treasury bills to the
amount of about $50 900 900, to be sold
on discount basis to the highest bid
ders. Tenders will be received at the
Federal reserve banks up to 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, but will not be re-
ceived at the Treasury Department.
The new bills will be dated August "a
and viii mature November %. No ten
der for an amount less than 81 900 will
be considered
Noteworthy In the report of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau on 1881 fiscal
year internal revenue receipts, out to-
day, is the fact that the District of CO.
in the country to pay in more income
taxes on individual incomes than on
corporation incomes From this city
the Government collected a total Of
$12,716,l56 income taxes, including So
020,682 corporation and the larger
amount of $6,695,474 individual income
taxes. The total income tax here was
IA per cent under the previous fiscal
year 1880. Total internal revenue from
fhfe affN in fha 1O91 6eaa1 tgnoT~ MO
$l4,684, 853.
Outing Planned.
The District of Columbia Life Under
writers Association is planning an out
ing at Congressional Country Club next
ernoon and a dinner dance at $780,
General arrangements are in charge of
David S. Bethune, president.
Quinter Reelected.
william S. Quinter, president of the
District Building and Loan Association
of this city, was reelected national ex-
ecutive committeeman of the United
States Building and Loan League from
the District of Columbia at the leagues
convention at Philadelphia He serves
also as District Of Columbia'S vice
president of the league
The Treasurer of the United States,
Walter o. Woods of this city, took to
the convention the personal message of
President Hoover. recognizing the CEN
tenary Of building and loan movements.
Mr.. Quinter, in discussing the situa-
ton. declared.
People are today interested primarily
in the safety of their investments.
Community institutions command their
confidence far more easily than Jar
away investments of other kinds with
the lure of big money overnight The
building and loan associations closed
their first century In this country with
9 record of dividends paid throughout
II major depressions."
Virginia Public Service.
Virginia Public Service Co, subsid-
3srv of Seaboard Public Service Co., re-
ports gross operating revenues OF
ST.513.687 for the IL months ended
June 80, 1891, compared with $7,2ls.-
5Ig for the same period year ago.
Net earnings, before oepreclataon,
amounted 70 1892 309 compared TO
81 466 764: and net income was $780,
1903 compared 10 81 ,863,394.
Trading on ID. c. Exchange.
Trading was moderate on the Wash
tngton Stock Exchange today, with prices
holding generally steady except Tor a
drop Of Is points in Seventh s5treet gay.
i7Vs Rank stock Ia three blocks Of 10, 10
and 4 shares. which went at 2eO Ihe
last previous sale. according to the ex-
change report, YES 305.
washington Railway As were sold al
a3lA. a fraction up; Capital Traction
stock at 80. which was ! = points drop:
washington Gas IS at 1857. as
against prior sale Of lel e and 9. & r.
Telephone of Virginia IS at lo5. Mer-
Qenthalpr sold at n. same as prior sale
while Real Estate Mortgage d Guar
anty preferred was active at 8 y. Ian
ston turned over at 81. fraction up,
washington clearing house figures for
TODAY. So, 1os ,824.77 for Saturday, S.
ea2, 1852 %.