The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-13
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named as follows: e. f. Colladay,
i Victor B. Deyber, Fred Drew, John
i = EckIoff, George M. Emmerich.
William NJ. Hannay, Frank $.
/ slight. John w. Hulse. Walter ii.
! Klopfer. r. w. Mackenzie. Samuel
4 + Prescott, Cuno III. Rudolph, E. J
] Sacks. Jacob Scharf, Andrew J
Somerville, William H. Walker.
IR. Waters and Alexander Wolf.
! Members of the board of the Fec
/ eral.American National Bank wer
reelected: Byron s. Adams. Leste
A. Barr. Albert p. Berry, Thomas
Bones. w. F.. Brenizer. Alexander
Britton, Walter A. Brown, Joshua
". Carr. John II. Clapp. A. L.
! Clarke, Myer Cohen, William
Knowles Cooper, John T. Crowley
John Dolph. T. G. Dulin. William
John Eynon, w. G.. Galliher. w T.
Galliher. Isaac Cans, Fred S. Gich-
ner. w. F.. Hem. George w. Harris.
G. NJ. Hendley, DIR. Ralph jenkins.
Harry King. Ralph w. Lee, /. B.
| Linton. DR.. Louis Mackall. j. A.
Maedel. A. D. Marks. John l.. New
| DIR. James Brown Scott, James #,
riner, George =. Walker and L.
| Perry West.
Officers and directors OF the.
Franklin National Bank were re-
elected John B. Cochran is pre5i-
dent: r. A. Todd. vice president;
Thomas p. Hickman, vice president
and cashier; Samuel M. Thrift, J. G..
Stephenson, Harry e. MERCER, and
B. L. Bauserman, assistant cashiers.
Prudential Bank
The Prudential Bank elected the
| following: President. John /:
Hawkins; vice presidents, A. 81.
Curtis, Thomas Walker, p. w,
Price: c. w. Banton, cashier; Ed
ward A. Baker, assistant cashier
W. G.. Pearson, OF Durham. n. c.,
was added to the board of directors
Stockholders Of the Second Ma.
tional Bank reelected the following
directors: Edward r. Colladay, Vic
tor B. Deyber, Fred Drew, John c.
EckIoff, George NJ Emmerich. VIII
liam NJ Hannay, Frank S. Hight,
John W. Hulse, Walter II. Klopfer,
Frederick w. Mackenzie. Samuel j.
Prescott, Cuno III. Rudolph, e. j.
Sacks, Jacob Scharf, A. J. Somer-
vile, William III. Walker, Somerset
r. Waters, Alexander Wolf. The
directors viii meet today and the
election OF the present officers Of
the institution is said to be a
certainty.
Stockholders of the Lincoln Ma
Do NJ
Chase a director, and reelected the
following members of the board.
John NJ. Brawner, Floyd e. Davis,
Robert A. Dore. Albert S. Galley.
Ward w. Griffith. Melvin e. Hazeri.
Col. Leroy w. Heron, Peter Lat
ternsr, andrew Loffier, Howard r.
Norton, Henry r. Offtefiinger,
George G. Humphrey, Samuel C.
Redman, William D. Sullivan, and
G.. Taylor Wade.
The election of officers and direc-
tors OF the Washington Savings
Bank recalls that this institution
enjoys a unique distinction Of hav.
ing been permitted by the Treasury
Department to organize in 1917 with
but $4,000 capital, which had been
increased to 100000 at the close
of business December 81, 1926. In
the latter year the bank was en-
abled to write off all remaining
obligations accrued since 1917.
J. ID. Leonard, vice president and
treasurer and an original founder,
Ftates that the, unusual and sub
stantial growth of the Washington
Savings Bank is due to Thomos IL
FARRELL, its president, who for many
years has been a prominent factor
in local business, financial and
realty circles.
The following directors were
chosen: John r. Brown, George
Il. Bryan, r. M. Burklin, Joseph A.
DAILY, Miss GoodwiIling, T. Hanlon,
r. M. Hicks. N. e. Horton, Joseph
B. Jacobs. Thomas e. FARRELL, J. ID.
Leonard. William j. McEvoy, r. e.
Mann. z. r. Marean, Leo J. Rocca,
William e. Russell, J. Shulrnan.
John M. Trent, S. j. Venable, J..
Redmond Walsh, Thomas d. Walsh.
MILAN J. McEvoy, local news
paper man and newly chosen direc.
tor. is the son Of the late William
!. McEvoy. ST., and original founder
or the Washington Savings Bank
and for many years connected with
the Government Printing Office.
The full quota of directors was
present at the meeting. Thomas f
farrell. John d. Leonard, william
e. Russell, and Robert J.. Earnshaw
were reelected president, vice presi,
dent and treasurer vice president
and assistant treasurer. respectively