Evening star., 1923-01-10
BANK OFFICIALS
ARE REELECTED
Very Few Changes Made in
Personnel of District Bank
ing Institutions.

As predicted, with few exceptions, the
personnel OF officers of most all local
financial institutions, especially the ma
tionaI banks and trust companies. will
remain the same during 1928, As in the
year just closed This was clearly dem
onslrated at elections held yesterday,
and is freely predicted by those familiar
with the states to be put through at
those banks that will elect officials
within the next few days.
Washington Loan and Trust.
Following election of directors Of
the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany Yesterday, the board met today
and installed the following officers TO
serve for the ensuing year: John
JOY Edison, chairman of the board;
John B. Larner. president; Andrew
Parker, vice president and trust
officer; Harry G. Mcem, vice president
and treasurer; Thomas Bradley, vice
president and real estate officer: lloyd
Taylor, Charles II. Doing. Jr, and
Charles Il. Grant, assistant urea
urcrs; Arthur Peter, general counsel,
and William H. Baden, assistant trust
officer.
National Metropolitan.
No changes in the official personnel
"f the National Metropolitan Bank
hcld today. and the following were
reelected 10 office: George ". White,
president; -. II. T. Johnson, vice pres
ident; c. +. K. Ogilby, trust officer: c.
r.. Jacobsen. cashier; J. Gales Moore,
auditor; G. T.. Bright. A. Fl. Bedford.
and c. l.. Eckloff. assistant cashiers.
Northwest Savings Bank.
Stockholders Of the Northwest
Savings Bank yesterday named the
following directors for the ensuing
year: James NJ. Rcall, Dion S. Btrncy,
Dr. =. e. Birdsall Frank * Bright,
Frederick Z: Bryan. William T.
Fitzgerald, IL. Lewis Flemmer. w.
B. Follmer. H. =. Gerald Jesse II.
Hedges, George II. MacDorald,
Charles ". Morris, Francis NJ Saw
Weidenhamer.
The organization meeting i'm
mediately following resulted in
president; Frank S. Bright, vice
president; Dr. Gregg G. Birdsall,
treasurer: q. c. Burns cashier:
Charles q. Hubbard. assistant cashier
and Dion ). Birncy. counsel.
Peoples Commercial
At the annual meeting OF directors
of the Peoples Commercial and say
jngs Bank yesterday the follow in z
nficers were chosen: K. =. White
hurst, president; John Brayshaw,
VICE pTfSlb'ilL ANU IL mn. tdSnlfT.
Preceding this meeting stock
holders met and named the following
directors for the year: Albert Bueh-
Ter. II. r. Homer, Dr. J. :. Arnold.
Egloff, K. H. Hill, NJ &. Lipscomb,
q. J. Geiger. DIR. +. W. Burch, Paul l..
p Joachim. J. F. Noel. L. Is. Hutchinson.
j. Fl. Henning and i. l.. Whitehurst.
Terminal and Commercial.
The following were elected TO the
board of the Terminal and CONNER
Ctal Savings Bank at its annual meet
charles II. Lockwood. 4. l.. Burklin.
John T. Costello. Wallace Blick. l..
y Block. a. a. Gulli. VI. j.. Dent, D.
W. Jacobs. S. Is. McSherry, W +.
Phillips, J. r. Latimer. Sidney Thomp-
son. Harry w. bowling, Joseph Hur-
ley, Adam MCCandIiSh. Francis Ste
Dhens. William Smith, J. Slater David
son and George Miller.
Departmental Bank
Directors of the Departmental Bank
elected Yesterday included X. II. Al
corn. John :. Beach, W. c. Black, T.
u Bresnahan, y. II. Caldwell, J. r.
Exnicios, J. w. Ciinder. Marshall o.
Exnicios: Il. a. Filler, e, z. Frazier,
Norman, J. Franklin Meyer. r. Z. Pot
ter. Robert j. Quinn. Clyde Reed. l..
A. Rosafy, J. II. Sheppard and Joseph
Stewart.
Park Savings Bank.
L. r. Breuninger and Thomas Som
erYille, jr., were added to the board
Of the Park Savings Bank. These
directors were re- elected: Frank y.
AItemus. Wade II. Atkinson, It. W
Bolgiano. Charles : Bundy. Joseph
w. Cox. II. +. Dismer. J. .. Gheen, g.
- Jenkins A. +. .Torss. Frank kid
we'll, ". il. KIopfer, 4. {. Lampe, B.
Leonard. NJ. MOuntford, =. e. Murray
y. J. Nee; II. y. T'olkinhorn. George
\. Provost. Thomas Somerville. J.
Robert Sommerville, Robert :. Stun,
good. W. VI. WALES, George L. Wal
ker and c. c. Wineberger.
Century Club to Meet Here.
The sixth annual meeting of the
Century Club of the r. l.. Dollins
Companies. investment bankers, will
be held at the New Willard Hotel
Friday and Saturday. More than $50
salesmen and sales executives of the
various clubs of the organization,
whose headquarters are at Columbus
Ohio, will attend the conference
a business session will be held both
Friday and Saturday. but the greater
part of the time will be devoted TO
n good time. This follows past
precedents-as club membership and
the trip to Washington come as re-
wards for work Well done. y banquet
followed by a private vaudeville per-
formance will he rendered the sales
men Friday night. after an afternoon
spent in seeing the beauties of Wash
1ngton.
Among the executives in attendance
will be Fred d. Connolley of Column
bus, vice president director of sales;
George u. Porter of Philadelphia, vice
president for Pennsylvania, and John
Je. Browne of Indianapolis, vice-presi-
dent for Indiana. The Washington
cffice is at 72S 18th street northwest,
with Charles II. Ftetsch as manager.