The Washington times., 1929-01-09
MOST BANKS To
REFLECT
OFFICERS.
BY HARRY GUSACK
Financial Editor

Few changes Of any importance
ere expected to take place at the
annual reorganization meetings of
Washington banks to be held to-
morrow. Following the annual stock.
holders meetings held yesterday the
boards of the banks, in most cases
reelected, will in turn re-elect the
present officers.
At yesterdays meeting, 10 of the
banks made no changes in their
directorates. Several reported addi-
tions, the largest one being the ad
Glition of six new directors to the
board of the Park Savings Bank.
They were: Peter M. DorsCh,
prominent Washington baker; G. w.
Forsberg, president of the Forsberg
Machine Works; Claude w. Owens,
president of E. G.. Schafer & Co.,
Inc; Fl. l.. Owens, president of the
Owens Motor Co.. Inc; Norman W.
Oyster, president Of the Norman
w. Oyster Company, Inc, and
Maurice Schlosberg, merchant.
Two new directors were elected
at the Franklin National Bank.
Charles NJ. Schneider, owner of
Schneider's Restaurant. and Her
bert Guggenheim, wholesaler. The
Seventh Street Savings Bank also
made two additions to it's board w.
Elmer Bacon and Thomas S. Ser
9eon.
Shareholders of the Union Trust
. Company, elected Edward l.. Hillyer
a director. Mr.. Hillyer, who is a
vice president Of the bank. is now
critically i'll, and has been absent
ha inc fnr
month.
The Federal.American National
Bank increased the size Of its board
to 80, by the addition of four men
eminent in Washington's scientific
and professional circles. Charles G.
Abbot. secretary of the Smithson-
ian Institution, was elected a di-
rector, as were DR.. Charles Stanley
White, surgeon of national repute;
Wilton j. Lambert, attorney, and
Francis r. Weller, engineer.
Other banks elecring a single di-
rector were the McLachIen Banking
Corporation, which named William
Barron kerkam. of Cameron.
Kerkam & Sutton. patent attorneys:
Second National. which elevated w.
w. Maylow, cashier: National Capt.
tai Bank, which elected Charles B.
ewart; National Metropolitan.
which named Charles H. Johnson:
Washington Loan & Trust Co., A.
Chambers Oliphant, engineer; Lib
erty National Bank, Nj. +. Calnan,
cashier, and Prudential. ]. n. Green.
Second National Bank
Stockholders of the Second Ma
tlonal Bank elected the following
to their board of directors:
Carl j. Bergman, Edward F. Col
laday, V. B, Dey5Ar, Fred Drew,
George M. Emmerich, William NJ
Hannay, Frank S. Hight. A. F.
Jones. Frank NJ. Low, Frederick
w. Mackenzie. W. W. NARROW. A.
H. Plugge. Samuel J. Prescott, Cuno
H. Rudolph. Jacob Scharf. A. i.
Somerville, William Fl. Walker. w.
r. Winslow and Alexander Wolf.
Federal American National
These directors We're named by
the stockholders Of the Federal.
American National Bank: Charles
&. Abbot. Byron s. Adams, Lester
A. Barr. Albert f. Berry. Thomas
Bones, w. F. Brenizer. Walter A.
Brown, Joshua w. Carr, John H.
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Cohen. William knowles Cooper.
John T. Crowley John DoInh. viii.
liam John Eynon. w. G.. Gallher.
w. T. Galliher, Isaac Cans. Fred
S. Gichner, William F. Ham. George
W. Harris, William A. Hill. Harry
King, Wilton J. Lambert. Ralph w
Lee, I. B. Linton. DR.. Louis Mack
all, Arthur D. Marks, John L. New
bold, John Poole. DR.. James Brown
Scott, James F. Shea. Warner
Stutler. Leon Tobriner. George F..
Walker. Francis r. Weller. l..
West. DR.. Charles Stanley White.
and M. s. Yeatman.
District National Bank
The stockholders of the District
National Bank elected the following
board of directors: Ralph p. Bar
pard. Sidney l. Resselievre. John w,
Childress, A, p. Crenshaw, Charles
W, Darr,' Joshua Evans. jr., Atwood
NJ. Fisher, G. !. GoclIeler. Eugene G..
-Gott. Robert n. Harper w. Charles
Heitmuller, w. s. HoGe. ir., ]. Miller
Kenyon, Marshall l.. King, William
y. Lipscomb. w. II. Martin. John +.
Maury, f. J. Murphy, Robert Lee
pBrien, Hilleary l.. Offutt, ir..
Charles c. Rogers, n. l.. Sansbury.
Horace G. Smithy, Albert Schulteis.
II. L. Thornton, Joseph P. Tumulty.
Leon S. Clman. Chester Wells and
e. G. Yonker.