New Savings Bank Elects Officials For Opening
The new Citizens Savings Bank elected officers and directors at yesterdays meeting. F Patt named cashier with ten years banking experience. Plans outlined for Victory Loan committees as the bank opens in temporary quarters April 15 at 7471 New York Avenue. Directors include W D West Rudolph & West Co., W Philips local real estate broker, and W Hague Trellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Patt
New Citizens Savings Bank
New York Avenue
William D West
Rudolph & West Company
Wilam R Philips
W Hague Trellinger
Bun
Ai! Pet
Wertan
Fett
Wes
Ordnance
France
Pett
Washington
Lamb & Tilden
Iter
Jorday
Fas
Luca Parder
Federal Reserve Bank
Richgiscday
Fetal Bank Cashier Returns From Army Service Chosen
A member of the Citizens' Savings Bank board, recently back from serving as a liaison officer with a railway artillery detachment in Frante, was named cashier. He previously served as assistant cashier of Merchants' Bank of this city and is active in civic and business affairs. The piece notes Treasury certificate issues and Liberty loan plans, with updates on subscriptions and refunds, plus local banking leadership activity in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Frante
Merchants’ Bank of
Thia Uly
Washington
American Institute of Banking
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
M. T. Hayes
Norman T Hayes
Philadelphia
Bankme of
B J. McQuade
Mr Hayes
Iim
District National Bank
Victory
Liberty Loan
Central Moberty Loan Committee
J Johansen
T J Cunningham
Jos JF Clark
George W
Andrew Parker
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Atlantic City
National Geographic Dramatizes U S Parks Vision
Boston audience hears Herbert W. Gleason discuss Lafayette National Park on Maine island and an upcoming national shrine with Honor Crag and a bronze eagle for World War I aviators. Stephen Mather lauds the society for funding park projects including giant redwoods at Le Duc Park and support for Theodore Roosevelt memorial plans. Gleason’s slides reveal Yosemite, Rocky Mountain Park wildlife, and alpine lakes as inspiring landscapes, urging continued conservation.
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Lafayette National Park
Boston
Herbert W. Gleason
National Geographic Society
Maine
America
Stephen T. Mather
Park Service
Interior Department
National Parks and Monuments
Society
Leduc Park
California
Theodors Roosevelt
Gilbert Groavenor
Nesa Verda
Yosemite
Rocky Mountain Park
Gleason
Five U Boats Start For U S Today From London
Admiral William Sims reports five German U boats will be brought to the United States today aboard the Bushnell after the armistice. American crews will operate four submarine types for study and exhibition at U S ports. U 117 will return to sea with mine layers aboard, a previous Atlantic coast minelayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Sims
Navy Department
London
United States
Bushnell
Atlantic
New York Plans Swear In 26 Cloud Cop Aviators
New York police unveil a cloud cop section with 26 aviators from American, British, and French forces sworn in by Deputy Commissioner Rodman Wanamaker. Col Jefferson de Mount Thompson will command the aviation squadron as uniforms are ordered and planes set for May delivery, aiming to air by June with 150 personnel and coastal and inland landing sites at Governors Island, Van Cortlandt Park, and Sheepshead Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Jefferson de Mount Thompson
Atlantic City
Ol Thompson
Governors Island
van Cortlandt Park
Sheepshead Bay
Clark and Gillett Back in Washington for Extra Session
Champ Clark former Speaker returns from a Northern States lecture tour and plans to stay near the Capitol until Congress reconvenes. Gillett, named by Republicans for Speaker, also returns from Florida awaiting the extra session. Senate and House leaders expect President Wilson to call the extraordinary session by mid May.
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Champ Clark
House
Washington
Congress
Clark
Democratic House
Representative Gillett
Florida
Senate
Wilson
Rule on Sausbury Law Stays Effect Until Senate Ratifies
The Saulsbury law governing lease rents remains in force after the Paris peace treaty signing and will continue until the Senate ratifies the treaty, according to corporation counsel Contrast H. Syme. He states the president cannot conclude treaties unilaterally and the law endures until Senate action finalizes the treaty.
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Paris
Senate
H. Syme
Mc Syme
Maj Blakelock Ill With Influenza At Douglas Arizona
Major David H Blakeloch of the Seventeenth Cavalry, well known in Washington, is confined in Douglas Arizona hospital with influenza. News reached his mother, who has just arrived.
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David H Blakeloch
Washington
Douglas Ariz
Seventeenth Cavalry
Douglas
Meucan
Heret
Douglas Plans San Francisco Trip With Regiment
Al Douglas intends to accompany him to San Francisco where he was soon to sail with his regiment to Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Douglas
San Francewwco
Honolulu
Hiden Not A Candidate For Democratic Nomination
The article notes Hiden urged to become a candidate for the Democratic nomination in Virginia's Eighth District to succeed Cartin, who will not run. It mentions Hiden as a leading slauyer and farm sale operator, with speculation on his entering the race. A March 18 deadline is cited for a formal decision. A separate note reports a boy’s rabies exposure after a dog bite near Chatham, with the dog sent to Washington for testing.
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Washington Post
Washington
Post
Congress
Virginia
C! Cartin
Hiden
Dani
Mareh
Cples
Tleaceote
Thitsvlear
Rourls
North Dakota
Arthur C. Townley
League
Mr. Townley
League of Farmers
U.S Congress
St. Paul
Union
Minneapolis
New York
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W. D. West
W. E. Philips
W. H. Trolinger
Citizens
Reserve Bank
Lictery Liberty Loan Campaigs
Lieut
Fermand Petit
Amr
U.S
N. Y
Gillett
Sauisbury Law
Syme
Maj
Blakelock
Horohile
Aris
Ultra
Bendel
Gaee
Vogue
Phipps
Rel
Econ
Culpener Lawser
Hytet
Danville
Germany
Russia
Austria
Rodin
Armenia
Church
Times
Literary Digest
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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