The New York herald., 1921-01-12
WIGGIN WILL HEAD
CHASE SECURITIES
Directors to Meet To-day for
Election and Promotion
of r. r. Tinker.
CHANGES AT CITY BANK
Institutions Increase Boards
and National Park Adds
to Capital.

Directors of the Chase National Bank
and the Chase Securities Corporation
who we're reelected yesterday are sched-
uled to promote f. r. Tinker from the
vice. presidency of the Chase Securities
Corporation TO its presidency and to
make Albert II. Wiggin chairman OF the
board Of the Chase Securities Corpora
tion in a meeting to be held to-day.
These changes will be the only important
official ones in either institution at this
time.
The stockholders and directors of the
National City Bank continued the direc-
torate and/ board of executive manage
ment unchanged. but they elected as Il
vice-president William Gage Brady, Jr.
formerly president. who has been In
charge of a portion Of the banks South
American business James G. MARITIME,
formerly assistant cashier. was ap-
pointed an assistant vice-president, Will
lam j. Siemon an assistant cashier and
James Mclean and Kenneth A. Patter
son were appointed assistant. trust
officers.
The Liberty National Bank. which is
being liquidated and will become
State institution and then merge with
the New York Trust Company early in
March, announced the retirement of
Charles II. Sabin and A. r. Nicol as
directors and OF Benjamin Il. Smythe as
vice president on account OF continued
i'll health. Mr.. Sabin's resignation oc-
Cured because of the provisions of the
Clayton act in view of the pending mer-
ger which otherwise would have placed
him on the board of a competing insti-
tuition.
Hartman Increases Board.
The Hartman National Bank passed
a resolution to increase the number of
it's directors. and the following new
directors were elected: Howard c.
Brokaw. Z. Roland Hartman, William
A. Greer, Marshall Sheppey. president
of the Bordan Company OF Toledo; An
son w. Burchard, vice-president OF the
General Electric Compans William c.
Demorest and Frederick Phillips. Other
directors were reelected.
The Seaboard National Bank, besides
rejecting directors, added to the board
Howard Bayne and l.. y. de Vausney.
At the Irving National James Clarke
retired as n director and Hubert T. Par
son was added to the board. The Han
over National added to the board J.
William Clark. julius III. Barnes and
Theodore Pratt were elected directors
the latter in place OF his father, Charles
NJ. Pratt, resigned.
Stockholders of the National Park
Bank ratified the increase in capital
stock to S10,000.000 and added TO the
board J. d. Oliver. Jr. The bank ap-
pointed as assistant cashiers, being ad-
ditional officers. J. e. Silliman. S. F.
Ketcham and Kenly Savlle. The Gar
field National added Arthur w. Snow
to the board and the New York County
National Bank elected as a director Edi-
son Lewis TO fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Charles Collins The East
River National Bank elected J. NJ
Schenck a director to succeed J. l.. Will
Jams. resigned, and appointed as assist
ant cashiers Il. q. 3. Hudson and T. L.
Walker The Battery Park National
added j. G.. de Sola to the board.
state Banks Elect To-day.
Most OF the State bank and trust
company meetings will be held to-day
but the Equitable Trust Company added
yesterday to the board of trustees ]. c..
Donnell. president of the Ohio Oil Com
pany. The first annual meeting of the
Equitable Eastern Banking Corporation,
recently organized by the Equitable
Trust Company and several important
pointment of the following directors. A.
w. Krech, G.. l.. lie Blanc, J. S. Drum
and J. d. Mckee. San Francisco: EN-
cry Olmstead, Portland. Ore: e. n.
Stein. w. w. Aldrich. II. E. Cole. A. J.
Waters, Los Angeles. and r. r. Hunter.
The Hudson Safe Deposit Company
increased its board to twelve members
electing p. p. McAlpinc to succeed r.
A. Purdy. resigned. and adding r. l..
Atwater and A. III. Smith. The State
Bank elected as directors Charles II.
Smith ard Robert S. Dennison 10 sue
coed Arnold and Walter T. Kohn, who
have retired.
Directors were reelected by the fol-
lowing institutions: The National Sur
ETY. Company, the Chase National Bank.
the American Exchange National Bank,
the Second National Bank. the Import
ers and Traders National Bank. the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce In New York.
the Atlantic National Bank. the Chat
ham and Phenix National Bank. the
Union Exchange National Bank, the
First National Bank. the Butchers and
Drovers National Bank, the Chemical
National Bank. the Bronx National
Bank. the Bank OF New York. the Ma
tional Bank OF America. the Common
wealth Bank. the Fifth Avenue Bank,
the Public National Bank. the Brooklyn
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