The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-14

directors and the First National re- elected the same board of directors that had served during the past year. The directors of the First National will meet Thursday night to elect officers.
 JOHNSON MADE DIRECTOR
 George Johnson. president of the Johnson Dry Goods Company, was added to the directorate of the Ameri- can Trust and Savings bank. MT. John son has been in the wholesale dry goods business fin Birming ngham the past nine years, during which time he has made a remarkable success in that line. Prior to coming to Birmingham he was engaged in the retail business in An- niston md is one of the best known wholesale merchants fin the state.
 Mir Johnson is married. member of the Chamber of Commerce, the Civic Association, the Kiwanis Club and the Southside Baptist church. Since com ing to Birmingham he has been identi- fled with all civic movements and took an active part in war work while this country was at war with the central empires.
 His addition to the directorate of the American Trust will give additional strength to that already strong finan- cial institution.
 AMERICAN TRUST DIRECTORS
 The stockholders of the American Trust and Savings bank met at 2 o'clock and elected the following di- rectors:
 G. B. Mccormack, IT. L. Badham, J. w. Mcqueen, M. w. Buesh, Louis V Clark, J. Warner Shook, James Bow ron, w. J. Dangaix, Sydney J. Bowie H. c. Abbott, Walter Moore, F. B. Enull<ac William Tall n patrick, H. E. Mccormack, r. E. Yeild- ing. Leroy P. Percy, H. K. MiIner, I. Sevier. Charles F. DeBardeleben, A. c Ramsay, J. Kirkman Jackson, w. w Crawford. George Johnson.
 The directors met following adjourn. ment of the stockholders and reelected the following officers: President, w. W. Crawford; vice presidents, H. l.. Badham. J. Kirkman Jackson; cashier, c. M Will liamson; assistant cashiers, II. H. K. Jer- ferson and A. J. Daly.
 The officers reported that the year 1919 was the mott prosperous in the history of the bank.
 The stockholders passed a resolution thanking the officers and directors for the excellent manner in which they handled the business affairs of the bank during the past year, and when the directors convened they adopted similar resolu- ton OL tndnkS 70 the OHlcerS.
 This bank is only 16 years old and it's assets now exceed s10,000, 900, which is considered to be an unusually good rec ord for banking institution. President Webb w. Crawford has been connected with the American Trust ever since 4 was organized, as has the cashier. C. M Williamson.
 BIRMINGHAM TRUST REFLECTS
 The Birmingham Trust and Savings company reelected the same directors and officers as follows: President, Ar thur w. Smith; vice president, Tom Q. Smith: cashier. w. II. Manly; assistant cashiers, Benson Cain, c. D. Cotton and F. w. Finch: directors Arthur w. Smith. Torn O. smith. Thomas H. Benners. Lee C. Bradley, John M. Caldwell, Dan E. Dimiek Samuel L. Earle, William Gruhb Walter F. Henley, Fred M Jack son. Frank H. Iathrop. Robert S. Nun ger. Merrill P. Northington, Henry J. Porter, Robert X. Terrell
 FIRST NATIONAL MEETING
 The stockholders of the First National banl, held their meeting yesterday after noon and reelected the following direc- tors. E. F. Moore. Robert Jemison. F. NJ. Tutyiler, Erskine Ramsay, W. H. Has
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