The sun., 1916-01-30
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK

ON" of the most aiN" and progressive Of
the city commercial banks i the Atlantic
National bank No 217 broadway. opposite
Guy llhli Park, formerly known AS the
Mn.rchants Exchange National Bank.
II hank ,nn,S- was 3, TTSanlt"d ,Sc n ls2n is
House iSSociation. was nationalizci in
| l>hi. and has served y continuously growing
chcntcl" with is excellent banking facilities
for almost century.
In order to eliminate the confusion caused
ny the similarity OF its old ti:lc 10 that Of
other banking institutions doing business In
this city, which caused inCrcased ammo, ancc
As II EXTENDED it> facilities TO banks and mcr-
chants in othcr cities, the directors with the
consent and approval OF the Comptroller of
the Currency. changed iiS corporate tit lc To
the Atlantic National Bank on July 18th.
last continuing under the same national
charter and Clearing House number as here
lofor" and with the same officers and direc-
Th" bank. which has been in the same To-
cation since 1854. has recently leased the
| ing, and will begin work in a more commo-
diou> and newly equipped banking Office
early in 1915.
| Hon = &. l.ounshurv was President Of
! the Atlantic National Bank for more than
I thirty years, and under his administrat ion
the, bank has steadily grown in strength
and in favor with the commercial interests
which il has served.
~ the annual meeting Of the. stock
holder. uf the Atlantic National Bank of the
! Guy of Ncw York held January II, Hon.
!
! the Board of Directors and Mr., Herman ID.
kountze was elected President Mr.
! koun'z" has been actively engaged in the
management Of the Atlantic National Bank
| from the time kollntzr Brothers became
I interested IN II.
The Atlantic \atoual Bank has made
! wonderful growth IN the last few Years In
! March 1917, tn" bank increased its capital
stock to 81 900 600. and now has Surplus
aud Undivided Profits Of about $500 900,
an! is deposits have increased from
Il hat ftntn
h that time the old and well known bank .
! ing house of Nountl" Bro, hers acquired q
/ substantial interest in the bank by the in
/ creaS" IN it> capital stock and are actively
! interested in i> management. Mr.. II. -.
kountl". who formerly managed the bank
! ing depart n"ni of kountzr Brothers in New
! Mr. \ kounikc and MIR W del, kounf ~
are directors and members Of the executive
| committee" All ar" trained bankers.
| through many Years experience in national
banks in Omaha and Denver IN which they
, are interested, A. well aS in the domestic
, banking business of II u BD herein New York
/ Their interests have brought the bank new
| friends IN all parts Of tins country, as well as
! valuable connections witl bankers and mer-
chants in Porto Rico. CUBA, Central and
South America
These men are ably assisted by officers
and representative board of directors from
! all lines of manufacturing and mercantile
MIR T.. Is Chcrrill Vice President and
Director, formerly National Bank FIX
aminrr. has been actively interested in the
administration Of the bank for more than
. ten years
MIR kimball e. Atwood Nicc-Presidcn'
and Director, is President Of the Preferred
, accident Insurance Company and tho At
wood Grape Fruit Company.
Mr. Gilbert n johnson. Vice President
and Director is u Director OF Isaac q John
son Il Company steel and iron founders of
SpuNtrn DuANiI. \. Y.
Mr. T.. '. Gambler. Vice President has
been associated with the bank for many
Years,
MIR = T. AndrISS Cashier, was formerly
with kountl" brothers.
Mr. william +. fiISimmons Asst
Cashier has been well known to bankers
and merchants IN tins city for many years.
The other directors Of the bank are:
joins II. HhNAN,
Of the Arm uf IianHn 4 Son, Shoe Manufacturer
EDWIN T., JACKSON, Jr..
President Of BooriIm K Pease Co.
j WALTER EARLE,
President Remington Typewriter Co
JOSE NJ DIAX,
President Preferred Havana Tobacco Co.
DAVID l.. LUKE,
Nice-Prosident West Virginia Pulp 4 Paper Co
IOkENID BENEDICT.
President Worcester Salt Co.
GEORGE A. GRAHAM,
OF the Arm OF John u, Graham 4 Co.
T. IRVING MADDEN,
kountze Brothers.