The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-15

Three changes were made among bank officials at the annual elections yesterday, Dan B. Dimmick, president of the Ameri-
 can Castings company, being added to
 he directorate of the Birmingham Trust and Savings bank; c. N. Gilley. elected assistant cashier of the First National
 bank to succeed F. H. Farmer, resigned,
 and Allen J. Daly taking Frank Stevens place as assistant cashier of tue Ameri-
 can Trust and Savings bank.
 MT. Farmer, who has been with the
 First National bank seven or eight years,
 was recently elected vice president of
 the First National bank of Fitzgerald. Ga. and entered upon his duties there yesterday. MT Gilley, who succeeds him.
 has been auditor of the First National bank for several years. J. II. Holcomb, chief clerk, was elected auditor.
 Frank Stevens, who recently resigned
 as assistant cashier of the American Trust and Savings bank, to take the management of the Crawford Automobile company, is succeeded by Allen J. Daly, heretofore chief teller, and since his boy hood connected with this bank.
 The Traders National bank did not hold it's election yesterday, passing it
 over until Thursday of next week. FIRST NATIONAL
 The stockholders of the First National bank met at II o'clock yesterday morn- | ing and reelected the old board of di- rectors, who in turn met at F o'clock ! and reelected the officers with the ex- ception of Assistant Cashier Farmer. The | directors are:
 | w. S. Brown, merchant; B. F. Moore secretary and treasurer Moore -Handley Hardware company: Robert Jemison president Central Mortgage and Trust company: F. M. Tutwiler, capitalist;
 Erskine Ramsay, president Bank of Ems ley; w. 1T. Hassinger, ore properties; William M. Walker, attorney; John L. Kaul, president Kaul Lumber company;
 Culpepper Exum, president Birmingham
 Fertilizer company; M V. Joseph presi-
 dent Loveman, Joseph X Loeb; pr. George M. Morrow of Doster-Northing- ton Drug company; w. M. Cosby. whole-
 sale flour and grain; Robert Jemison. Jr, president Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company; r. G. Shook, presi-
 dent Shook sand Fletcher Supply com pany: Zack l. Nabers, coal operator; E L. Brown of Brown brothers; Crawford
 Johnson, president Birmingham Coco Cola Bottling company; J. Frank Rush ton, manager Birmingham Ice company Oscar Wells president A. II. Woodward chairman of the board Woodward Iron company; Murray Brown, president Goodall- Brown Dry Goods company; T. | J. Kidd, general manager Farmers and Ginners' Cotton Oil company.
 | The officers elected by the directors are: President, Oscar Wells, vice presi- dents, J. K. Fleming and Thomas, Hop k!ns; cashier, Thomas Bowron; assist
 ant cashiers, F. S. Foster. w. D. Robert son, w. c. OFerrall and G. N. Gilley;
 auditor, J. A. Holcomb.
 AMERICAN TRUST
 i Stockholders of the American Trust
 and Savings bank met at o'clock and
 reelected the following board of) direc-
 tors:
 1 G. B. Mccormick chairman of board
 of directors, president of Pratt Consoli- ] dated Coal company; II, l.. Badham president of Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land company: J. w. Mcqueen, presi-
 dent of Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron i company: M. w. Bush, president of Shci-
 by Iron company; Louis V. Clark, oi
 Louis V. Clark & Co.,; J. Warner shook, sof Shook & Fletcher Supply company
 James Bowron, president of Gulf. States Steel company George w. Connors, pres ident of Connors- Weyman Steel com 1 pany; w. J. DangaiX, capitalist; Sidney J. Bowie of Cabaniss & Bowie, attor-
 neys; H. c. Abbott, capitalist Walter
 Moore, president of Empire Coal com
 pany; William D. Jelks, president of Pro tective Life Insurance company; F. E
 Fowlkes, real estate; J. D. Kirkpatrick president of Kirkpatrick Sand and Ce
 ment company; r. B. Yielding of Yield
 ing Bros. department stores; Leroy r
 Percy of Percy, Benners and Burr. at
 torneys; H. K. Miner, president of Mil ner Land company; L. Sevier vice presi dent of Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iror