Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-10

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tional bank.
Edward Brashears and M. Frank
RUPERT were the two new directors
elected by the Standard. Those re-
ton. ]. Rozier Biggs. Mrs. M. Brooks.
John J. Costinett, jr.: A. J. DriscoA.
lsadore E,reund, Algernon S. Gardiner,
Arnold Hirsh. Edward Kohner, Harry
8. Lewis, William Neuland, George
Pitt, William E. Richardson. l.. s.
Ssauls, H; r; Shredder. James Trimble'
Ernest G. Walker, Charles Stanley
White, E. D. Williams. w. Carl Wyatt
and Fred ]. White.
Reorganization followed Immediate
ly and Algernon s. Gardiner was
elected president; ]. Rozier Biggs and
Wistar M. Balderston, vice presidents,
and James Trimble. jr.. cashier.
Riggs Bank Election.
Randall Hagner and Duncan Phillips
were added to the list of directors of
the Riggs National Bank. Those re-
elected were Charles C. Glover, Will
liam ]. Father. Milton E. Allies. H.
Roster Dulany, Charles 1. Corby,
Sterling Ruffin. Charles Carroll Glover,
jr.; L. Kemp Duval, Louis E. Jeffries,
julius Garfinkle. Fleming Newbold,
James Marion Johnston. jr.; c. Powell
Minnigerode, w. M. Ritter, Harry F.
Clark and Frank j. Hogan.
The election Of officers of the Riggs
Bank will be held Thursday. when it
Is expected announcement Of several
important movements contemplated by
the institution will be made.
The same board of directors were
reelected by the Farmers and Me-
chanics' National Bank of George
town at its stockholders meeting to-
day. They are: Dallas Berry, ]: Nc
Kenney Berry, Charles H. Cragin, J.
E. Dyer, Henry W. Fisher, Harry v.
Haynes. William King, Joseph H. Lee.
George L. Nicholson, Thomas J. STAN
ton, j. w. Sherwood, E. T. Simpson.
Robert d. Weaver and r. ]. Wise.
Election of officers will be held
Thursday.
Join District National StafR.
Albert Shulteis, president of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce,
and Elisha Hanson Of Chicago. asso-
ciated with Senator Medill Mccormick
of Illinois, were the new directors
added to the board of the District
sIeetea n Bans oEa nem Asgserrs
Ralph P. Barnard. Sidney 1. Bes-
Crenshaw, John W. Childress. Charles
w. Darr. c. ]. Gockeler. Robert N.
Harper, Wells A. Harper, w. Charles
Heitmuller. James N. Hoge. W. S.
Hoge, jr.; Lewis Holmes. A. F. Jorss.
J. Miller Kenyon. Marshall L. King.
Wharton E. Lester. William P. Lips
comb. w. H. Martin, E. j. Murphy,
Hilleary L. Offutt. jr.; Charles c..
Rogers, n. L. Sansbury, S. P. Thomp-
son. ]. S. Tyree. Sidney West and E.
S. Wolfe.
Lara ton the election nf officers
will occur Thursday.
There were no changes in the di-
rectorate of the National Metropoli-
tan Bank. and following the election
of the board the bank was reorgan-
lied under it's old officers, which in
o. H. Pc Johnson. vice president; c.
F. r. Ogilby, trust officer: c. F. Jacob
sen, cashier; ]. Gales Moore. auditor,
and c. E. Bright. A. H. Bedford and
c. L. Eckloff, assistant cashiers.
The directors reelected were Ar
erick Dec. Faust. William F. GUIDE,
John B. Henderson. Charles Jacobsen,
o. H. p. Johnson. Rudolph Kaufman.
DR.. ]. Thomas Kelley. jr,; A. Lisner.
Townley A. Mckee. c. F. r. Ogilby.
John H. Moore. J. H. Ralston. Frank
P. Reside, Hugh Reilly. William H.
Saunders, Herbert T. Shannon, H. G.
Sheridan. Charles 6. Smith. jr.; Wal
ter r. Tuckerman. w. A. Wimsatt,
George E. White and E. Francis
Riggs.
One Change I'm Board.
H. N. Brawner was the only new
name added to the board of directors
Of the National Bank Of Washing
ton. The old board was reelected
intact, and included r. p. Andrews,
]. NJ. Beavers. E. c, Brandenburg. D.
]. Callahan. DR.. H. c. Duffey. Max
Fischer. Maurice F. FLYING G; w.
ton Graves. j. Thilman Hendrick.
Frank r. Jelleff, Michael A. Keane.
w. Clarence Lee. Charles Linkins. DR..
Charles R. Luce. Morris E: NARROW,
Arthur ]. May, John G. Weinberg,
Morris. George W. Moss, Clarence F.
Norment, Robert E. Pairo, George p.
Sacks, Charles Shafer. John Scrivener.
Odell s. Smith, George l. Starkey.
James Trimble, P. j. Walshe, Harry
Reorganization and election of off,
GERS Of the institution will be held
the last Wednesday Of this month.
Frank S. Hight and Jacob Scharf
were the new names added to the board
at the election of the Second National
reelected were Edward F. Colladay,
William v. Cox. John c. Eckloff.
George NJ Emmerich. Thomas Grant.
William M. Hannay, John W. Hulse.
Walter H. Klopfer, Frederick w.
Mackenzie, Samuel ]. Prescott. Cuno
H. Rudolph, E. ]. Sacks, Edward l..
Stock. William H. Walker. Somerset
r. Waters, Frank G. Wilkins, Ma
thaniel Wilson and Alexander~Wolf.
The election of officers will be held
tomorrow.
Four New Members.
Four new members were added to
the directorate of the Liberty Ma
tional Bank. They included Edward
Thomas P. Littlepage and H. L. Rust,
jr. Others reelected were Clyde B.
Asher, Thomas B. Brown, Charles A.
Camalier, s. T. Cameron, Merritt o.
Chance, John B. Clark, Judson T.
Gull, jr; Dr. L. F. Davis, Paul E..
Johnson, George l. Larson, William
H. McCray, Edward ]. McQuade. Len
nard H. Mitchell, DR.. F. H. Morhart,
E. H. Neumeyer, DR.. William W. Rob-
ms, I. E. Shoemaker. Grant w. Tay-
lor and George o. Watson. Election Of
officers will be held next week.
The old board of the Columbia Ma
tional Bank was augmented by the
addition Of Robert L. Russell, and
those reelected to serve this year
were James e. Ament, W. Clarence
Duvall, John Joy Edison. l. Whiting
Estes, c. Fenton Fadeley, David j.
Kaufman, James A. Messer. John H.
Miller, Theodore w. Noyes. B. Francis
Saul and John N. Swartzell. The bank
change of officers is expected.
The present board of directors of
the Federal National Bank was re-
elected to serve during the ensuing