The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
new BANK OFFICERS
Changes Made at the Meet
ingS of the Directors.
NORMENT SUCCEEDS JAMES
Becomes President of the National
Bank of WashinEtOn-Charl f.
White Takes Place of Retiring Ex-
ecutive in the DirectOrate-MiltOn
Z. Allies Becomes Vice President.

Several of the national banks of the
city held meetings Of directors yesterday
TO elect officers for the ensuing year, and
in two Of the banks important changes
were made in the management. The in
sututions and officers elected follow:
American National
President Robert y. Harper.
First vice president William II. Saunders.
Second vce president, Colin Il. Livingstone
Cashier. X. II. Lynn.
First assistant cashier. A. e.. West
Second assistant cashier. J. W. Williams.
Attorneys Berry Minor
Counsel. Douglass & Douglass.
These officers were all reelected.
Farmers and Mechanics.
President 5. Thomas Brown.
Vice president. N. j. Adler.
Cashier. +. Edmonston.
Assistant cashier L. s. FRYE.
All were reelected
Lincoln National.
President Jesse B. Wilson
Vice president r. A. Walker.
Second vice president Eloyd r Davis.
Cashier. Albert s. Gatley.
Assistant cashier, ". Mex. St0wen
Secretary. William T. Guide
With the exception Of the secretary the
old officers were reelected.
Metropolitan National.
President f. :. Parker
Vice president. 3 ". Woodward
Cashier. J. Gales Moore.
Assistant cashier. ". ". ". Parker.
All reelected.
National Bank of Washington.
Charles A. James, elected as president
last Tuesday resigned. stating that the
proposed changes in the management of
the institution and the increased respon-
sibility Of the position made it necessary
The resignation was accepted, and Clar-
ence F. Norment was elected president.
Mr. James also resigned as director. and
Charles +. White was elected to the po-
sitiOn. Clement W. Howard is vice presi-
dent. President Norment stated yester-
day that call would be issued next week
for special meeting Of the stockholders
to pass upon the plan for the increase
of stock OF the bank, and TIE proposed
merger with the Central National Bank.
National Capital.
President John F. Hcucu
Vice president Thomas W. Smith
Second vice president 1T. g. Nc auley.
cashier il. H. Mckee.
assistant cashier, Ernest Heueu
National City.
The Old officers were reelected.
President. p. s. Duuy.
Vice president, Franklin T. Sanuc7.
Cashier. 4. q. ClaIhlm-
Riggs National.
President Charles C.. Glover.
tiIst vice president Milton T. Allies
Second vice president. Arthur T. Brice.
Cashier. William J. Flather.
Assistant cashier, Henry Il. Flsthe--
second NntiOnaI,
The old board of officers was reelected:
President. ". Y. Cox
Vice president. IS. e.. Ceu5anc.
Cashier. John a.. EgOf.
Assistant Cashier, jacob Schlh
An interesting incident in connection
with the swearing in of the directors and
officers % this bank was that the 0aths
We're administered by George " BaMock.
an aged and wcil-kuown notary Of the
city. who has performed the same duty
III the Second National Bank Tor twenty
six years cOHsecUtively.
Traders National
President C. !. Rizey
tIIst IIce president. Arthur g. Plant.
Cashier. j. Feudal Cain
Assistant cashier, f. Owen Thompson.
Il is expected that at the next meeting
Of the directors the office of second vice
president viii be created. and that George
Mitchell. president of the Mitchell Min
ing Company viii be elected 10 that posi-
tiOu
Prudential Building Association.
At the annual election of the Prudential
Building Association tho following Of
ficers Were chosen for the year:
President Robert H. Harr,er
Vice president. d. Maurice T, Miller
NfereilIt --ieasIIs-. l. H. -tahleg-
AtJaruc.. L. Hilton jackson.
Directors Henry F. Bittin-sr. Karl r. Rrodt
Frank FUor. William Stabl5r. F. Hilton jackson
Thomas T. Jc-cH George II. Judd. II. J. Eauf-
man. Andrew ID. Lof7er d. Maurice J.. Miller
John scfi'cEer. Loui5 H. Satler. Thomas y.
Steam. Carl ". Z. otoddcr. Oscar C.. Vogt John
e. Weldon
National City Dairy Company.
AT The annual meeting OF the stock