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EDUCATION DM
URGEDONDANK
1,000 Attend Banquet Here
of Institute—Notables
Are Present.
Addressing more than a thousand
members and guests of Washington
Chapter, American Institute of Bank
ing, at the 33d annual banquet at the
Willard Hetel last evening. Prank R.
Curda of Chicago, president of the
national organization, declared that
education now occupies the limelight
in the banking field and urged offi
cials In all banks to acquaint the pub
lic more fully with what the banks
are doing and how they are doing it.
There can be no improvement in the
objectives of banking, he said. Safety
and service will always be the two
greatest aims, and they will be ob
tained by successful bank manage
ment. Sound banking calls for high
qualities of integrity, dependability,
originality, judgment and courage,
supported by knowledge and experi
ence.
In these days of specialization, he
added, there must be systematic study
of theory, practice and management,
the kind of guidance which has been
offered by the American Institute of
Banking for nearly 40 years.
Stonier Speaks.
Harold Stonier, executive manager
Of the American Bankers' Association
and national educational director of
the Institute, the other guest speaker,
was greeted with vigorous applause.
He devoted a part of his address to
the importance of the institute's edu
cational work as carried on by the
chapters and at the Graduate School
of Banking at Rutgers University.
The attendance of 1,028 broke all
Institute records and tested the hotel's
seating capacity. It was one of the
largest banquet gatherings ever held
in the Capital by any organization.
Many high Government officials, bank
presidents and other prominent finan
ciers were among the guests. William
H. Laughlin, president of Washington
Chapter, presided at the dinner. Dur
ing the evening he presented Paul J.
Seltzer, head of the chapter last year.
wii/ii » imuuauiiie guiu watcn a gut
from his associates.
Special Guests.
Among the special guests present
were John K. McKee. M. S. Szymczak
and Chester A. Davis, governors of
the Federal Reserve Board; Marshall
R. Diggs, acting controller of the cur
rency; E. H. Gough and G. J. Oppe
gard, deputy controllers of the cur
rency; Daniel W. Bell, acting director
of the budget; Charles H. Henderson,
Howard J. Klossner and Emil Schram,
directors of the Reconstruction Fi
nance Corp.; Hugh Leach, president
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond; L. E. Birdsell, general counsel,
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.; Wal
ter Wyatt, general counsel. Federal
Reserve System; C. B. Upham, assist
ant to the Secretary of the Treasury;
Francis C. BroVn, general counsel.
Reconstruction Finance Corp.; Ches
ter Morrill, secretary. Federal Reserve
Board: D. J. Needham, general coun
sel. American Bankers Association;
Thomas J. Groom, president, District
of Columbia Bankers Association; H.
H. McKee, chairman. District of Co
lumbia Clearing House Association:
Bolitha J. Laws, president, District of
Columbia Bar Association; Edward F.
Colladay, president. Washington Board
of Trade; Frank J. Hogan, general
counsel, District'of Columbia Bankers
Association.
Floor Show Presented.
The program concluded with an
elaborate floor show and dancing, the
Junior bankers and their guests being
glad to forget for a time such weighty
matters as bank credit, dearth of
loans, low interest, bond and stock
quotations, service charges and the
drive for more cordial relations with
the public and a host of others.
Robert H. Lacey was general chair
man of the Banquet Committee, as
sisted by T. Hunton Leith. Richard
A. Norris. I. J. Roberts. Walton L.
Sanderson. Margaret P. Haydon and
John M. Christie.
Chairmen of the subcommittees
were Raymond L. Jones. Alice H.
whitton, Francis E. Robey, Q. Elmer
Father, Frank M. Perley, Paul J.
Seltzer, G. M. Rowzee, Jr.; Aubrey O.
Dooley, J. Earle McGearv and MwM.
r. Lewis.
Members and Guests.
The guest list follows: *
AhSi?°n'T,,P' AJr- Armstrong. E. J.
Alien' w!mes. B;_ Armstrong. Mrs. E j
AiieS' Ultr \ j- Armstrong, w. J. Jr
Amtei- "‘Kendall Atkinson. W. H
A®Jck. Earle M. Auldrldge, F A
£®lck. Mrs. E. M. Auldrldge. Mrs F A
Andre m « f B' £walf- T Oloyd *
Aiiere. Miss L. ^Ayres. Mrs. D. V.
Iadenn8wMr5 M' fnudren Miss V.
Sin?™.- Pi. Boughton. Daniel
Ilrlw ®Jr" Bourne. Mlsa E.
Barker' _ Bourne. M. R.
gtncer. Mrs. W. O. Bourne Mr^ m p
B»rn2rd,wmiSS E* Bowers.' Mrs! C.
W'mam tV. Bowers, Miss K. E.
,Jarnea D. Bowie. William
SJG*11, Mrs. J. D. Bowie Mrs. w.
Barry* Miss D. Bowline. J Frank
Bas«eM?«°sreA!i' fowling. Mrs. J. F.
MASS Vlr<lelma Boyce. H. E.
•***• George N. Brady. E. L.
Jin®' 5aym^nd w- Brady. Percy C.
£J®5}v JJ.lss C. Brady. Mrs. P. C.
i M?ry Brawner, John F.
IShaiiir ^mlT* frawner. William
genapetz. J. J. Brennan. K J
Behabetz. Miss T. M. Bridges. J F'
1* Daniel W. Brock. Miss P M.
Bell, Norman A. Brooke. William H
Bennett' Ml,s_B1Ille Brooke. Mrs. W. H.
Bennett. W. C. Brooks. Edward
Bergmann. Harry P. Brooks. J. B
Bergmann. Mrs. H. P. Brooks. K F
S*f**r o. Fred UTooks, Mrs. K. F.
Bernhard. James Brott, J. o
5*the5 L P. Broun. R. B.. Jr
Beyer. F. 8. Brown, c. C.
vfiZZP t®!,?; P. 8l frown. Francis C.
51f JJin®'0}1 8 «.A' Brown. Norman F.
lirSffii' w f' frown. Miss E.
Blrgfeld. F. A. Brown. George
Blrgfeld. Kenneth Brown, James A.
Blrnie Joseph E. Brown, John R*
wRwssu1 T- lrown- Stanley
Blaiklock. E. M. Brown. Mrs. J. s.
Blalklock. Mrs. E. M. Brown. J. W
Blanz. W. H. Browning. C. E
Wan*. Mrs W. H. Bruen, James A.
ftaydes W. f„ jr.. Bruin. James
Bobb. William Bryan. Miss Betty
Bobb. Mrs. William Burbett. A. R.
Boesch. Miss M. V. Burdette- E T
Bogley. 8. Walter Burgess. Bennett
Bogley. T B Burke. C. 8. Taylor
Bogley. Mrs. T. B. Burns. Gregg C.
Bolen. C. L. Burns. Mr*. G. C.
Booth. G. L. Burnside. H. W.
Boothe. John E.. jr. Burnside. Mrs. H. W.
Borwlck, Richard Buscher. J. D.
Boteler. John Butler. Miss Alma
Boudren, B. I. Butler. George
Boudren. Mrs. B. 1. Buts. Mrs. Helen E.
C.
Cady. W. A. Colladay, I. F.
Cahill. Thomas M. Colladay. Mrs. E.« F.
Calrncross. W. W. Collegeman. 8. E.
Callahan. D. J.. Jr. Collegeman. Mrs.
Callahan. Mrs. D. J.. 8. E.
Jr. „ Collins. Miss M.
Campbell. Frank W. Colton. B. L.
Campbell. J. Forbes Colton Richard
Caul. Miss Louise Connor. Miss Helen
Carder. Miss M. Conrad. Marus E.
Cardin. Julian O. Cook. Charles W.
Carano. Miss Ethel Cook. Frank C.
Carey. Lloyd 8. . Cordell. Miss Lucille
Iarltsle. Miss M. V. Corea. Miss Lois F.
arpenter. 8. R. Corea. Luis F.
art. Roland Cornwell. D. P.
arroll. Miss B. G. Cornwell, Miss E.
arter. Aubrey B. Cornwell. Miss Lou
aae. Eugene F. Corsa. John T,
gsper. D. A. Councilor. James A.
gslell. John M. Councilor. Mrs. J. A.
aatell. Mrs. J. M. Cowl. Guy D.
Iiey. Jesse 8. Cowl. Mrs. Guy D.
tweth, Harry cox. Edward C.
iweth. Mrs. H. Cox. Miss E. T.
y. Robert Cox. F. H.
tie. John M. Cox. Mrs. F. H.
tie. Mrs. J. M. Cox. William C.
. Edward E. Cox. Mrs. W. C.
>itt. J. w.. Jr. Crawford. Miss Ann
Pitt. Mrs. J. W„ Crawford. Mrs. E.
Jr. _ _ Crawford. Z. W.
Clark. Miss H. G. Creecy, William E.
Clarke. Paul W. Cross. Miss C. R.
Clayton. Lawrence Culshaw. Harry C.
Clements. Miss Rae Culshaw. Mrs. H. C.
Clephane. John W. Curda. Frank R.
Cocker. Jack R. Curry. 8. B.
Cogswell. Theodor* Curry. Mrs. 8. B.
Com. C.Russell Cushman. Jamea D.
I At Rankers9 Ranmiet
teft to right: Frank R. Curda of Chicago, president of the
American Institute of Banking; William H. Laughlin, president
of the Washington chapter, and Harold Stonier, national educa
tional director of the institute and executive manager of the
amciu.u» UUIW.CT3 ASSUCIULIUII,
D.
Dampier. Winfield Dieter. W. C.
Dankmeyer. Miss Dieter. Mrs. W, C.
_ E L. Dietz. John E.
Daum. Frederick A. Diggs M. R.
Damn. Mrs. V. C. Doe. W. C.
Davidson. Miss A. E. Doe. Mrs. W. C.
Davis. C. C. Doe. Walter C.
Davis. Miss E Doing. Charles H.
Davis. Floyd E. Doing. Mrs. C. H.
Davis. Mrs. F. E. Dolan. Reed
Davis. Gordon Donch. Carl H.
Davis. Miss M. L. Donch. Mrs. C. H.
Davis Miss M. W. Donch Miss C H
Day George T. Donnella. George F.
Deane. C. Raeburn Donoghue. H. J.
Dee. Miss Mary Donovan. W. H.
De Jarnette. W. J. Dooley. Aubrey O.
De Lashmutt. L. O. Dooley R J.
De LRsbmutt. Mrs. Dooling. Miss H. M.
_L O Downey. Harry L.
De Marco. John M. Downey. Mrs. H. L.
Dent. B. Owynn Doying Arthur C.
De Prez. Ralph R. Doyle. Miss Joan
De Prez. Mrs. R. R. Draeger. Miss L. E.
Detterer. Miss M. Drescher. William
Dexter. Charles, Jr. Driscoll. Roger
Dew-ey, Miss F. Driver. Mrs. M. D.
Deyber. Victor B Duckett. T. Howard
Deyber. Mrs. V. B. Dulin. James C.. Jr.
Dickey. Raymond B. Dunmire. C. V.. Jr.
Dickey. Mrs. R. B.
Earnshaw George B. Elbe. Mrs. John
gck. J. Bernard Elgin James C.
Eck off. C L. Elgin Mrs. J. C.
Eck off Mias M. Ellingson. Carl It.
Eggleston. Miss D. Endicott. Ralph
Ehlis. Richard E. Endicott. Mrs. Ralph
Einstein. Dr. Hugo Engel. Miss Charlotte
Einstein. Mrs. Hugo Esley. Walter
Ejsele. C. M. Evans Mrs. Anne 8.
Elbe. John A. Evaps, Joshua, Jr.
F.
Fadeley, Charles R. Fletehall. John T.
Fadeley. Mrs. C R. Fletehall. Mrs. J. T.
Fadeley. Dr. J. M. Folger. William P.
Faloon, Charles Folmer. David K.
Farr. Robert J. Ford. Brooks B.
Farrer. Mrs. Ruth L . Forster. W. R.
Farrell. Thomas Foster. E. T.
Fellabaum G. R. Foster, Mrs. E. T.
Fenton. Mrs. W. A. Foster. Kenneth
Fenton. William R. Fowler. Mrs. W J.
Ferguson. John Francis. Thomas
Ferguson. R S. Francis. Mrs T.
Fisher. Archie Frantz. B. Bruce
Fisher. George M. Frazier. Miss M. J.
Fisher. Mrs. G. M. Freeman. Miss Helen
Fischer, Mrs. M. A. Freer, James R.
Fisher. Miss M. Frick. Harold C.
Fitzgerald C. W. Frick. Mrr. H. C.
Fitzpatrick. J. R. Frock. Miss Esmer
Flaherty. Miss W. Froelke. Miss H. E.
Flather. G. Elmer Frost. Norman
Flather. Mrs. G. E. Fry, Walter R.
Flather. R. L Fry. Mrs Walter R,
Fleming. Robert V. Fuchs. Miss J.
rieming. Mrs. k. v. rimer. miss t-ou
G.
Gaines. Miss F. Gordon. Miss E R.
Galleher G. R. Gordon. MaJ. E.
Garner. Charlet E. Gordon. H. B. B.
Garnett. Phillip M. Gordon. Mrs. H. B. B.
Garnett Mrs. F. M. Oorman John J.
Garrison. W M. Gough. E H.
Gates. Ha-old F. Graff, John R.
Gates. Mrs. H. F. Graff. Mrr. John R.
Gatley. Albert 8. Graham. Miss E. B.
Gatley. Mrs. A. 8. Grant. Thomas
Gerhold. Martin Jack Gray
Oerna. John Oray. Jareea Y)
Oerstenberg. E. Oray. Mrs James O.
Gianlny .Everett J. Oray. Newton I.
Gibbons. Franklin A. Oreenwood A. H.
Gibbons. Miss Janet Oreenwood. Mrs. A.
Gibson. Joseph A. Griesbauer. G. L.
Gibson. Mrs J. A. Groom. Harold J.
Gill. Dr G. Bache Groom. Mrs. H. J.
Gill. Mrs. G. Bache Groom. Thomas J.
Glaseo H. Norman Groom. Mrs. T. J.
Goebel. Arthur Guertler. C. C.
Goode. Mrs. D. E.
H.
Hall. Mrs. Betty M. Herron. Mrs. W. F. D.
Hail. C. Everett Hess. W. Albert
Hall. Edward F Hess. Mrs. W. A.
Hamaiy. Miss M L. Hetzer. Miss Mildred
Hamilton, Richard E. Hewett. Miss Odell
Hammer. Miss E. Hewlett. Robert
Hann. Charles K. Hildebrand. F. E.
Hannay. Mrs. W. M. Hildebrand. Mrs. F.
Harding. Harry F. Hill. Vernon VV.
Harding. Mrs. H. F. Hlllyer. Edward L.
Harman. Arthur C. Hodgson, Reginald M.
Harman. Mrs. A. C. Hogan. Frank J.
Harper. H. Fleet Hogan. Mrs. F. J.
Harrlman. Fred Hoke. Millard J.
Harrlman. Mrs. F. Holland. Mila Mary
Harria. Richard E. Holland. Robert W.
Harris. Mrs. R.M. Hollldge. Charles
Harrison. T. W7 Hollingsworth. D.
Harrison. Mrs. T. W. Hollingsworth. R. F.
Hartson. Nelson T. Hollingsworth. Y. D.
Hauptman. G. W. Holmei. Charles M.
Hauptman. Mrs. G. Hood. Jtmgs F.
Haycock. R. Earle Horbett. J. E.
Haycock. Mrs. R. E. Horbett, John E.
Hayden. Miss M. P. Horner. Raymond J.
Hayes. Norman R. Hosklnaon. C. C.
Haynle. Mrs. S. Hosklnaon, Mrs. C. C.
Hays. L. W. Hoskinson. H. G.
Headley. James E. Hotxe. R. E.
Healy, Miss Helen Howard. B. E.. Sr.
Hedetniemi, Mias H. Howe. Charles w.
Heffernan. William A.Howe. Mrs. C. W.
Heflin. Victor R. Hubbard. Charlet Q.
Heflin. Mrs. V. R. Hubbard. Mri. C. O.
Helllg. Edward B. Hubbard. J. H.
Helniman. Karl P. Hubbard. Mrs. J. H.
Hemelt. Charles Hullck. Miss M. E.
Henderson. C. B. Hulae. Kenneth O.
Henie. August E. Hulae. Mrs, K. O.
Herbert. Arthur Hunt, J. Oonway
Herron. W. P. D. Hutton. Mias N. L.
Irelan, J. Kennedy Ireland. Mri. H. W.
Ireland. Hang W.
Jack. Walei H. Jones. Ashton C.. Jr.
Jackton. J. Bickley Jones. Donald C.
Jackson. Mrs. J. B. Jones. Mrs. Donald C.
Jaeger. Boyd Jones, j. A.
Jaeger. Mrs. Boyd Jones. Raymond E.
Jarrell. Karl Jones. Raymond L.
Jarrell. Mrs. Karl Jones. Mrs. R. L.
Jelltffe. Walter 8. Jonacher. Earl 6.
Jenkins. J. R. Jonscher. Mrs. E. G.
Johnson. Richard Jorss. K. F.
Johnston. J. A. Joraa. Mrs. K. P.
K.
Kane. Harry J.. Jr. Kertz. H. A.
Kane, Mrs. H. J.. Jr. Kidwell. Mrs. M.
Kane Wm. A. Kidwell. Ralph R.
Karydakis. Miss 8. Kilpatrick. Harry T.
Kaufman. D. J. Kimball. Henry F.
Kaufman. Mri. D. J. Kimball. Mrs. H. F.
Kayser. Dr. E. L. King. Miss K. C.
Kearney. George W. King. Miss L. F.
Kearney. Mrs. C. B. Kintz. Miss E. M.
Keefer. Arthur C. Klee. Miss M.
Keene. Gerald E. Klee. William W.
Keene. Mrs. G. E. Kletndienst. Miss D.
Keene. Joseph A. Klotsner. Howard J.
Keene. Mrs. J. A. Koechley. C. W.
Kelly. L. A. Kollar. Miss Dagmar
Keiley, T. Floyd, jr. Kraisel. Hyman
Kelley. Mrs. T. F. Jr. Kraisel. Mrs. H.
Kendrick. Eldridge Krautwurst. Henry
TCnnrlriMr P V ir V riaa MUa P M
Kennedy. Miss Jane Kurt*. Joseph H.
L.
Lacey. Robert H. Leech. Miss Evelyn
Lacey. Mrs. R. H. Lehmann. Fred
Lammond. R. E. Leith. T. Hunton
Lamond. C. C. Lewis. James R.
Lanham, Mrs. J. C. Lewis. Mrs. M. P.
Lanham. Clinton J. Light. Richard
Larcombe. Frank Light. Mrs. Richard
Larcombe. Mrs. P. Linn. Arthur J
Larson. Donald W. Linn. Mrs. A. J.
Larson, John E. Llnthicum, L.
Larson. Mrs. J. E. Llppincott. Miss D.
Laughlln. Clifton Logan. W. J.
Laughlln. Mrs. C. Long. Stanley J.
Laughlln. Mrs. C. H. Long. Mrs. J. 8.
Laughlln. William R. Lord. Herbert B.
Laughlln. Mrs. W. H. Loh. Julius E.
Lawrence. Lester A. Lohman. L. E.
Lawrence Mrs. L. A. Lohman. Mrs. L. E.
Laws. Bolitha J. Lord- Mrs. H. B
Laws. Mrs. B. J. Loughran. Joseph
Lawson. Herbert D. Love. Ernest T.
Lawson. Mrs. H. D. Loving. L. P.. Jr.
Leach. Hugh Lueke. Hilary W.
Lee, Robert E. Ludes. Paul E.
Lee. Mrs. Robert E^Lynn. Louis K.
MacOermott. Dr. J. tocClure Mrs. Wm.
MacOermott. Mrs. J. McConnell T. E
Macwilltams. T. J. McCormack. D A
MaeWUllams. Mrs. McCormack. J c
Magee. Frank E. McCormack*Mrs. J.
Mallon. T. 8.. jr. McCurdy. W. M
Marbury. Leonard McCurdy. Mrs. W
Marbury. Mrs. L. McOeary. F. m Jr.
Markham. James E. McOeary. J. Earle
Marks. Samuel H. McGrath. Miss Clara
Marsteller. P. O. MeGraw. Willard O
Martin. H„ Jr. McGraw. Mrs. W O
Marx. R. O. McKee. Fred
Marx. Mrs. R. O. McKee. Henry H
Mason. James M. McKee. John K
Matthews. E. F. _ McKinney. Neal B
Matthews, Mrs. E. F. McLachlen, A. m.
Matthews. Miss O. McLachlen. Mrs. A.
Maxey. Henry R. McLachlen. L. P.
Mays. C. Roland McMullan. J. R.
McAleer. Mrs. Rum McMullan. Mrs. J. R.
McAllister. Alton C. McNally, Miss Irene
McAllister. Mrs. A. McRae. T. Kenneth
McBalne. Roy McRae. Mrs. T. K.
McBrvde. W. W. Meade. Arthur
McCalmont. Miss K. Means. Miss Barbara
M>Plar#n. J T, Mmbi Marrw fl
—star staff rnoto.
Mellelont. Mr*. R. V. Monk. John
Melton. Lawrence Montgomery. R.
Messer 1. Charles A. Moran. Harry
Messerlt. Mrs. C. A. Moran. J. Eliot
Michel. Howard M. Moran. Mrs. J. Eliot
Michel. Mrs. H. M. Morford. Miss I. L.
Miles. Frank A. Moraan. C O.. Jr.
M es. Mrs. Frank A. Morgan. Miss D.
Miller. C nude E. Morgan. Miss Gladya
Miller. Miss Doris Moraan, N. D.
Mjer. H. Wilson Morrill. Chester
Miller. 8. William Morris. Scott D.
Mi er. Mrs. 8. W. Morse. Mslvern S.
Miller. Ward Moseley. Cleburne
Miller. Mrs Ward Mulcare. Joseph
Miller. W. Edwin Mulroney. A. J.
Mitchell, James T. Murphy. Daniel J.
Mijchell. I, W. Mutschler. Miss M.
Mitchell, William H. Myers. Miss Betty
Monck. Ollbert A.
N.
Nagel. Miss Frances Norris. Edward
Naughton. L. J. Norrl*. Mrs. Edward
Naughton. Mrs. L. J. Norris. E. L.
Needham D. J. Norris. Miss Ethel
Nelson. T. Paige Norris. Norbert E.
Nevius. Avon M Norrla. Raymond S.
Newman. Ernest J. Norris. Richard A.
Nichols, Miss Iris Norris. Mrs. R. A.
Nicho s. John G. Norris. Thoma* J.
Nicho son T. L.. Jr. Norris. Mrs. T. J.
Nicholson. T. L.. 3d. Nuckols. R. W.
Noell. j o. Nuckols. Mrs. R. W.
Norris. Mrs. Clara
O.
Oakes. Walter F. O'Meara. D. F.
Oberle. Joseph O'Neal. N. B.
ODonnoghue. J. A. O'Neal. Mrs. N. B.
O Donnoghue. Mrs. O'Neal. Miss Claire
Oehmann, Miss H. C. Onyun. John E.
Offutt. A. Scott Oppeaard. O. J.
Offutt. Mrs A. 8. Or*? Mli. H. R.
Offutt. W M. Orton. Miss M.
Offutt. Mrs. W. M. Owens. Henry
Otllvle. 6. 8. Owens. Oncken. Jr.
Ogilvie. Mrs. 8. 8. Owers, Robert C.
Oliver. Nelson Owers. Mr*. R. C.
Fainter..Howard ^Pitcher. David L.
Pardoe. Miss Erva Poole, Robert M
Parr. Miss Ann Poole. Mrs. R. -M.
Parsons. Miss Elma Porter. 8. O.
Paulger. Leo H. Porter. Mrs. 8. O.
Pealow. Miss R. E. Post. H. Lee
Pearson. Jack J. Pratt. Beverly C.
Pendleton, G. A. Preason, M. L.
Pennington. W. R. Preston. Ord
Perley. Frank M. Price. George
gic ffer. Mis* Mary Price. Mrs. George
Phillips. Spencer N. Profe. Miss Lucille
Phillips Mrs. 8. N. Proaise. Alan B.
Pierce. C. O.
Rahb. C. Henry Rieeks. Mrs. A. S.
§*&*’ ?ful > . Bliley Genevieve
gjhe . Mr* Paul Riley. Henry W.
Ramadell, P C. Roberts. I. J.
Ray. Miss Nancy Robey, C. L.
Reagan. J A. Robey, Francis E.
Samuel C. Robey. Millard E.
Reed. Mrs. H. D. Robey, W. E.
Reeley. Paul Robey. Mrs. W. E.
Reese. Charles Rodger. F.ank
Rehder, Harald A. Rose wag. Thomas
g' }y. John A. Rouse. Edgar B.
gj'1,1*5’. Mrs. J A Rouse. Raymond C.
Rhine. Mrs. V. W. Rousseau. Miss Loll
ghodes. Albert N Rowaee. George, Jr.
Rhodes. V. Carroll Rowsee. Mrs. G. Jr.
wlSsi' Bt o' Boyce. Miss R. L.
Riddle. L. P. Rum u; I
Kiddie, mu* Ruth
*15“*^ _ Skinner. Frank E.
g»ckt' G*orse ?• gkinner. James B.
Sanderson, w. L. Skinner. Mrs. j B.
Sanderson. Mrs. W. Sloan. Oeorge S.
li? J1,1,11'?5.- L- _ Smead. Edward L.
Satchell, Mrs. D. B. Smith. C F
Sauner. Miss G. Smith. Douglas
Saurman, J H. Smith. Fred A.
Saurman Mrs. J. H. 8mlth. Mrs. Fred A.
Savage. Audley A. P. Smith. Harry L.
Savage. Mrs. A. A. P. Smith. O. 8.. jr.
Savage. L. T. Smith. Mrs. O. 8.
Schaeffer. H 8 Some. Arthur W.
Scheirer. G. L. C. 8oner. James A
Scheirer. Mrs. L. C. Soper. Mrs. J. A.
Scnermerhorn. H. J. 8ouder. Herbert P.
Scheuch. Mrs. M F. 8ouder. Mrs. H. p.
Sch osser, Milton Spald. William W.
Schlosser. Mrs. M. Sparks. Miss F
Schneider. Louis E. Sperber George
Schoeneman. c R. Spttznas. John F.
Schooley, wr. E. Lundeen. V 8teele
Stevenson. Miss M.
I'hrelner, £. E.‘ 8tockbridge.r!J Pw*'
gtoddaVd* JohnF C.
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g*!*J*r- P}ul Jj, Stokes. Edwin H, O.
Mr*- f, J. Stokes. Mrs. E. H. O.
SSeyboth. Mrs. M. W. Stokes. H. F.
haw. Edwin B. Stokes. Nelson
haw. B Bussell stokes. Miss V. E.
St!?' Miii R_ Stone. Edward
ghehan. Miss C. E Stone. Edward C.
w Stonier. Dr Harold
Shepherd, O. W. storm. W. B.
Sheridan. J W. Stottlemyer. R. E.
Sherman MU* A. C. Stoutenburgh. A. E,
i- _ Stoutenburgh P. i.
Sherwood. Mrs. J. R. strasser, F. L.
Shipley. Mr*. H. M. Strasser, Mrs. F. L.
Shipley. Joseph L. Strathy. C. B.
©"El- Porter G. strathy. Mrs. C.B.
Shrode. Miss D. Strout. Ross P.
Sbley. Mis* Alya Stuart Melville W.
Siddons. F. PH. gudduth, W. H. Ir.
Bidden*. Mrs. F. P. H. Sweeney. Eugene F.
giJf- J-.H, ir Sweeney. Mis* M. L.
Simmonds. O. D. Switzer. Harry
Blneell. Charles 3. Simmons. B. H.. Jr.
lift ?• F- TTlngley. Mrs. C. O.
X Toone. Charles A.
Talbert. Mr*. T. C. Towers. F. N.
Taliaferro. S. F. Towson. Norman E.
Teete. Miss Dorothy Towson. Mrs. N. 1.
®ek. W. A. T.. Jr. Troth. J. Ezra
Thom. Corcoran. Jr. Trueeo. Manuel. Jr.
Thom. Mrs. C.. Jr. Trucks. Malcolm
Thompson. D. S. Trucks Mrs. M.
Thompson, Miss M. Turner. Joseph R.
Thompson. Olen F. Tunnell. Snenc«r. Jr.
Thorup. Osear . Turnbull. O. C.
Thorup, Mrs Oscar Tydings. R. Austin
Tiffany. H T Tydings. Mrs. R. A.
Ttngley. Charles O.
C.
Underwood. Miss M. Upham C. B.
Valentine. Mis* V. Vandoren. W. T.
Vanderhoof. Miss Vann. Enoch J.. ir.
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Walden. James W. wh ton. Tudor
Walker. Channln* Wh tton Miss A. H.
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Warfield. Oeorge B. William*! Mrs. O. t.
Warner. John 8. Williams. Miss H. d.
Watson. Oeorge A. Williams Rev. P. R.
Watson. Mrs. 0. A. Williamson. Miss
Weaver. R. A. M. A.
Webb, ftamuel O. Willis. Stanley D.
Weckerly. C. H. Willson. John I.
Weldman, John M. Wilson, E. P.
Weldman. Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mrs. E. P.
Weir. M'ss Sadye L. Wilson. R. O.
Weller, J. L.. Jr. Wilson. Mrs. R. O.
Welsh. T. H. Jr. Wingfield. B. M.
well*. Neal W. winshlp. O. M Jr.
Wells. Mrs. Neal W. Winshlp Mrs. O. M„
Welton. C. N.. Jr. Jr.
Welton. Mrs. C. N.. Wire. Charles P.
Jr. Wleeearver, D. E.
Wendel. Miss W. A. Wltmer. John L.
Werner. Miss D. Wol/e O. Howard
Werner. Miss F. Wofiett. David E.
West, Charles K. Wood. Prink C.
Wheatley. Ira F. Wooster, p. William
Wheatley. Mrs. I. F. Wright. Miss L. O.
Whltcraft. D. D. Wright. Mrs. M.
Whltcralt. Mrs. D. D. Wyatt. Walter
White. Harry P. wyvlll, M. T.
White. Mrs. H. P.
X.
Xandera. I. Laueks
?eatman. Albert E. Young. Mrs. E. B.. Jr.
eatman. Millard S. Young. Mrs. E. D.
Yeatman. Mrs. M. 8. Young, J. Rodney
Yeatman. W. O. Young. J. Rogers
YOst. J. H. Young. Mrs. J. R.
Young, f. B.. Jr.
Birpel. Irving Zoerner. Miss H. R.
AIRLINES SET RECORD
January Revenue Passenger Miles
Total 27,110,800.
Revenue passenger miles flown by
the airlines of the United States dur
ing January totaled 27,110,800, a new
all-time January record, according to
Col. Edgar S. Oorrell, president of
the Air Transport Association of
America.
The January total exceeded that
for December, which never before has
occurred in air transport history, he
said. The favorable traffic passenger
trend, amounting to an increase of
50.5 per cent over the total for Jan
uary of last year, Col. Oorrell at
tributed in part to newspaper adver
tising and to publicity attendant upon
the new low air trip insurance rate
of 25 cents foe 85,000 of coverage.
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INSTALLED
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NO MONEY
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■•tee — Pint Payment April
Akove price include* new Are* Ideal
Bailer. «l Radiator*. 800 ft. Radiation.
Laraer Plant* Proportionately Priced.
DELCO OIL BURNERS
Matt* Pro*. Day at Nlaht
ROYAL HEATING GO.
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"I can’t get over the way this Hudson 112 holds the road.’
I came through mountains all through the east over roads
that were sheeted with ice. Cars and trucks were sliding
into the ditch all along the way, but you’d have thought my
wheels were glued to the road. After over9,800miles of the
kind of driving I’ve given it, you get to know a car pretty
well, and I can tell you this Hudson 112 has everything **
SEE IT TODAY AT ANY HUDSON SHOWROOM
tody oil of stool...SS Inchos of front soot room...Finost Bondix hy
draulic brake* with soparato mechanical reserve system that takes hold
automatically from samo foot pedal If ever needed... every major unit
Proved and Steadilv imaravad thrauah avir 90 vaart at H.v.lnnm.irf
House and
Herrmann
EEBRWtf
|P For this February solo wo have assembled selections taken
from our own regular stock—we have drown upon the stocks
of America's foremost makers of furniture—Hie "Furniture
of Merit" kind of furniture—so that you can dress up your
home from entrance hall to guest room—selected from a
range of splendid values that are all marked far below in
I
Chippendale j
Livina Room Suite
*
A suite that combines imposing design, impressive character,
with expressive quality in workmanship and materials. Mg^ Mk Wtk
Beautifully carved base frame with soft, long wearing Boucle Mm
weave frieze covering in your choice of colors. A very mod- I Jg/m|
i in price.
Grip Arm Living Room Suite—Large lounge type suite
upholstered in fine mohair frieze with carved wood hand
grips on the arms for extra wear. Sagless Cl 1 *f
base construction. Moss filling_*^11/
Modem Living Room Suite—A very smart style with
extended seats and backs and deep, roll-front cushions.
Covered in rich mohair in your choice of Cl 3 A
colors. Expert tailoring___^I J*T
Colonial Bedroom Suite—Smart in appearance and well
mode in walnut or mahogany and gumwood. Large
adjustable mirrors and lots of drawer space. Cl 1 rt
Dreteer, chest, vanity and bed___^ I I U
Pour Modem Bedroom Rieeao—Striking in design and
appearance. Made in a combination of beautifully
matched woods. Large mirrors. Dustproof Cl 1 Q
construction. Fine finish_** I 1 *
%
*
Modem Dining Room Suite—The very suite you hove
been wanting at a low February Sale price. Beautifully
patterned and constructed in topmost man-. Cl flQ
ner. 10 pieces___JL*
o
Walnut Dining Room Suite—Rich walnut veneers over
gumwood with figured burl panels add extra beauty to
on attractive Tudor design buffet, china Cl AQ
cabinet, server, extension table and six chairs ^
Breakfast Suita—Consists of a sturdy drop-leaf table
and four attractive Windsor type chairs- Green
or brown oak finish on nicely grained Cl A Cft
hard-woods ...
Chib Chair—A fine big, comfortoble choir with spring
seat and reversible seat cushion. Beautifully tailored
and covered with mohair frieze in choice C^^CQ
of rust, green, brown, blue or maroon ^« • *
*
Occasional Chair—Sturdily constructed of hardwoods
with walnut finish. Seat ond back upholstered in at
tractive tapestry with self-tone figure. Rust, CP 95
green or brown_
Drop-Leaf Table—Duncan Phyfe style with two wide
drop leaves. Made of solid gumwood in your choice
of walnut or mahogany finish. A table of Cl 1 < JQ
Book Trough End Table—Oblong top veneered with
matched walnut. Base is solid gumwood with large,
roomy book rock. Well made and nicely Cl 95
finished.... *■
Coffee Table—Artistically carved table, mode of solid
walnut with removable serving tray of framed-in gloss.
Dull rubbed finish. A decorative as well as $7-50
useful occasional piece_ *
Studio Couch—Covered in rust, green or brown home
ispun. Thick, comfortable innerspring mattress on a
coil spring base. Opens to full size or twin C^ A 45
, beds. Three pillows included_ “ ■ *
Wolnut
B *A rnnm Suite
Convenient
Terms
It is stunning, dignified and up to the
minute*. Of late months these designs
in the plainer lines hove caught the
public's fancy. And no wonder, when a HHV
they are as beautiful as this suite ond
to inexpensive. Style and chdrm Or* ▼ I K M
reflected in the beautiful veneers and I ^^B
the large adjustable mirrors. Superior H B
workmanship ond materials through
out. Walnut veneer and gumwood
HOUSE & HERRMANN
“Furniture of merit99 Since 1885
Seventh and Eye 8433-35 Georgia Ave.
Free Parking on the Lot Opposite Our Fge Street Entrance
*
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