Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
Regular and Extra Declared.

Loan and Trust Co. yesterday declared
an extra dividend of per cent and
a. regular quarterly dividend of 3 per
cent. both payable February /, to
stockholders of record January %.
AT the organization meeting, Leon
ard Marburg of the trust department
was made assistant trust officer.
These officers were elected for the
coming year
John Il. Larner, president; Andrew
Parker and Harry G.. Meem. vice pres
idents: Arthur Peter. vice president and
general counsel: Charles II. Doing
vice president in charge of branch;
Charles II. Grant, treasurer; William
II. Baden, trust officer; Alfred H..
Lawson, real estate officer: r. Carroll
Grant. assistant real estate officer;
Herbert A. Poole, James NJ. Mason,
George Nj. Fisher and Herbert w.
Pr1mm, assistant treaSurerS, and
Leonard Marburg, assistant trust Of
ficer.
District Nationals Officers.
The directors of the District Ma
tional Bank elected the following Off
GERS at today's meeting:
Robert n. Harper. president: Joshua
Evans jr., executive vice president;
w. =. Lipscomb. vice president; c. j..
Gockeler, vice president; \. l.. Sans
, bury, vice president Hilleary l.. Of
futt, jr., vice president and cashier:
William G. LOCKER, assistant cashier:
Theodore S. Mason, assistant cashier;
Barnard & Johnson, attorneys: Whar-
ton l.. lester, counsel and trust Off
Ger. and E. l., Cotton, assistant trust
officer.
President Harper was receiving
birthday congratulations today. al
though it was not his birthday. Rep
resentative Zihlman was the first to
send him card. 1t appears that
one Washington's who's Who"
gives the bankers birthday as the
18th instead of the 31st.
Savings Bank Holds Elections.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Seventh Street Savings
Bank the following directors were re-
elected: Henry G.. Bergling, Willough-
by S. Chesley, Charles w. Fairfax,
Isadore Freund, John w. Gregg, John
u. Howard Harry Kaufman, John j.
Kolb. Michael O'Hanlon, Rodger
O'Hanlon, Isaac Gutenberg, Alexander
Fl. Pitt, August II. Plugge, Henry. j 4.
RUPERT, John A. Schaefer, Charles
S. Shreve, Patrick sShugrue, Joseph
b. Thomas, John f. Weyrich and
John r. Wright.
At the meeting of the directors the
following officers were reelected:
August II. Plugge, president; Harry
Kaufman, vice president John D.
Howard, vice president and cashier;
Elmer O'Hara, assistant cashier;
Charles S. Shreve, counsel. John r.
Wright was elected third vice presi-
dent. Mr.. Wright has been director
since the bank started.
Clubs to Remain Open.
At the request of the general Thrift
Week committee, the banks of the
city carrying Christmas savings clubs
have consented to keep their clubs
open for enrolment of new members
throughout Thrift week, which begins
with Franklin's birthday on Monday.
January II.
The Thrift Week committee con
siders that Christmas clubs are a
vital factor in the development of
thrift through the country and the
banks in turn are glad to lend their
cooperation to that desirable end.
Lincoln National Elects.
Officers elected at the board meet
ing of the Lincoln National Bank to-
day. follow:
Eloyu t.. LAWS president, ALBEIT -.
Galley, executive vice president; John
w. Brawner. vice president; w. Nick.
Stowell, vice president; II. 7. Otter
dinger. vice president; James A.
Soper, cashier; H. K. Wilson, assistant
cashier; j. Everett Baird, assistant
cashier; j. Frank Rice, assistant
cashier; w. NJ. Harris, auditor: M. c.
Hazen. secretary of the board; George
Francis Williams, counsel, and w w.
! MILAN, associate counsel
Trading Quiet ON Exchange.
Capital Traction advanced to 1O4 on
the Washington Stock Exchange to-
day Lanston Monotype again led the
market, the days turnover reaching
$50 shares. The stock opened at 941A
/ advanced to 9414 and dropped back to
| 941s at the close. The remainder OF
the trading was in bonds, Washington
| Gas 6s selling at 108&, Georgetown
Gas 5s at 9S1a and Railway and, Elec
! trio as at 93a4.