Evening star., 1922-01-12
Home Building Association.

rlase Of year 81 .0s9 5SJ. 81 Gt96. 0i2 o.
sbccrpaSA.
Home Building Association.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Home Building Asso-
citation was held Tuesday evening and
lowing officers and directors: VIII
liam r. Galliher. president: George
w. I.inkins, vice president: James
Morris Woodward. secretary. and
Richard T.. Claushton. treasurer: di-
rectors. William X. Reeve. f. l.. Quig-
ley. Fred l.. Voet. Harvey n. Winfield.
Morris Hahn and 4. Lynn Mcdowell.
The annual report of the president
showed the assets Of the association.
s3SO.so1.95. indicating steady growth
during the past year and an increase
or about 20 per cent the past ten
years.
W. L. and Trust Company.
At the Washington Loan and Trust
the officers of the last year were re-
elected as follows: John B. Larner-
president; Andrew Parker. first vice
president and trust officer: Harry q.
Meem. vice president and treasurer:
Thomas Bradley. vice president and
real estate officer: Boyd Taylor. as
sistant treasurer: Charles II. Doing.
jr., assistant treasurer: Charles r.
Grant. assistant treasurer. and VIII
liam II. Baden. assistant trust officer.
The directors declared the quarterly
dividend of 81: per cent. Books will
close for the transfer of stock from
January "a to 81, inclusive.
The following were elected direct
ors of the Columbia Title Insurance
cCmpanyi James J. Becker. Charles
J. Bell. George W. Brown, w. S. Arm
strong, John c. Weldon. William J..
I'll 1,,.
f. Marsh, William D. Hoover. William
r. Edmonston. Charles c. Glover. Jr..
J. Leo Kolb. Christian Heurich. Leon
Tobr;ner and Louis f. Peak.
New Bank to Open.
The Merchants and Farmers Saw
ings Bank Of Anacostia is to be the
name of WashiDgton's newest finan-
cial institution. now i'll process of or
sanization according to official an
nouncement made yesterday.
Raymond f. Hunt, at present cash
president. The bank is to be located
in the vicinity of Good Hope road.
Anacostia and Nichols avenue, for
which site negotiations have been
completed. 1t is said.
The institution will be capitalized
at s250000. the stock selling at SIS a
share-$lO par and IS to surplus. It
for business March l.
Associated with Mr.. HUNT in the
proposition will be Joseph c. Mating
Is. attorney at law; Max Simons. mer-
chant: ]. Raymond Pyles. merchant,
and Charles f. Gladman. attorney. all
of whom will doubtless be members
Of the directorate.
National Capital Election.
The same board of directors of the
National Capital Bank were reelected
for another year. They are: Albert
Carry. Allen G. Clark. Clarence F.
Donohoe. John d. Earnshaw. S. +. Eb-
erly.-Lewis Fremer. w. p. G. Hazen.
August G. Hermann. W. Fl. NARROW.
II. II. Mckee. James l.. Parsons. w. A.
Simpson. NJ. A. Weller, s. Fl. Walker
and John C. Yost.
Election of officers will follow later.
GhiselH With Merchants'.
Frank E. Ghiselli. for the past
twenty years prominent in local bank
ing circles, and until recently identi-
fed with the Commercial Natioal
chants Bank yesterday. Mr.. Ghiselli
will act as assistant trust officer of
the Merchants at present. and will
continue with the institution when it
begins to operate as the Merchants
Bank & Trust Company.
Second National Election.
At meeting Of the board of direc-
tors of the Second National Bank held
yesterday afternoon. Victor b. Dey-
Der was reelected president: Somer-
set r. Waters, first vice president; !;
John C. Eckloff, second vice president; !;
Walter w. Marlow, cashier; NJ. D.
Esch and J. X. Seyboth, assistant
cashiers. Samuel J. Prescott was re.
elected chairman Of the board.
Mr.. NARROW has been acting cashier