Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-16

| sale. The next 10 $S3SSS
shares sold at ST., azzaz1sai
10 more at $40 and r.uax p. Schick.
the marked closed
With 10 additional shares moving al
| 571. National Bank of Washington APP.
peared on the board at 313, while II
shares of American Security & Trust
opened at $50 and 10 more sold at 46l
Potomac Electric Power 5l2 per cent
preferred sold at 108, and the same
! corporations per cent issue brought
! 111l2. Washington Railway & Electric
preferred registered 994. Columbis
Sand e. Gravel showed improvement
| 20 shares selling at SO. Mergenthalel
| Linotype figured in several small lot
| sales at 104
Bonds were prominent in the days
trading. Potomac Electric Consolidated
IS, Washington Railway General IS
Capital Traction SIS, Potomac Electric
Power and Washington Gas bonds, ap-
peared on the board at recent levels, on
good sized turnover.
North Capitol Bank Organizes.
The annual meeting of the North Cap
itol Savings Bank took place yesterday
with the election of the following direc-
tors: Paul Allen, E. S. Burgess, George
Clagett, P. Henry Coates, John A.
Eckert. Charles w. Floeckher, Edward
F, Hall, Joseph A. Herbert, ST.; Allen
Hollander, NJ. L. Michael, Theodore
Michael, Clarence Nohe, George E.
Phillips, G. F. Sewers, Charles B. Stew
art and Charles E. Young.
The banks present officers were re-
elected as follows: Theodore Michael,
president; George Clagett, vice presi-
dent; p. Henry Coates, cashier: E. S.
Burgess, secretary, and E. M. Michael,
assistant cashier.
Mount Vernon Names Directors.
AT the annual meeting of the Mount
Vernon Savings Bank, held late yeSter-
day, the following IS directors were re-
elected: James H. Baden, Albert j.
Berries, E. G. Dawson, r. Golden Don
aldscn, Charles P. Ford, Harry w.
Hahn, Fred Hewitt, Robert T. Highfield,
Hayden johnson, William H. Johnston,
Muehleisen, H. Glenn Phelps, B. l..
Rinehart, H. S. Walcott, Arthur o.
Wharton, Mr.. Woodward and r. c.
zantzinger.
Bethesda Directors Reelected.
The Bank of Bethesda has reelected
the following IS directors for the coming
year: Walter K. Bachracll, L. w. Beall,
S. w. Bogley. Edgar N. Brawner. Will
liam W. Bride. William H. Broadhurst,
8. L. Chamberlin, Col. Wallace M.
Craigie, Floyd E. Davis, Vernon M.
Dorsey, James r. Ellis, Jed Cuttings,
Ezra Gould, Robert d. Hagner, Thomas
Hampton, Robert G.. Hilton, John
Imirie, Lewis Keiser, Frank E. McMillin,
Ralph S. Morrison, M. Wilson Offutt,
Brainard w. Parker, Willard e. Peake,
DR.. Benjamin c. Perry, Walter E. Perry,
Charles S. Robb, George P. Sacks, Paul
Sieman. Francis c. Wallace. Frank S.
Ward. washington Waters, Frank VIII
son, Luke T. Wilson, Turner Wilson and
Ford E. Young.
Schick's Advancement Rapid.
Recent election of James P. Schick
to the presidency of the National Mort
gage 81 Investment Corporation came
after he had been with the company
hardly a year. His former position was
that of vice president and general man.
ager and succeeds II. Refer Dulany,
who retired at his own request. Mr..
Schick was formerly secretary of the
Washington Real Estate Board The
corporations preferred stock is listed
on the Washington Stock Exchange.
Federal Storage Organizes.
The stockholders of the Federal
Storage Co. have held their annual
meeting and elected these directors: E.
K Morris, Robert B. Hall, James M.
Johnston, Harold NJ Marsh, Charles p
Stone, Homer L. Kilt and H. Randolph
Barbee.
The directors organized at once for
f1a it1rr l,xyc nFE-
GERS: E. K. Morris, president; Robert
B. Hall, first vice president; Harold N.
Marsh, second vice president; James M.
Johnston, secretary treasurer and H.
Randolph Barbee, assistant secretary
treasurer.
Leaves Bank to Study Law.
Albert Lyman has resigned his posi-
ton at the Lincoln National Bank to
study in the law Office of Albert E.
Stern. Mr.. Lyman entered the bank
four years ago as a secretary and has
advanced rapidly. He has been active
stitute Of Banking, and done much
graduate work. He is a graduate of
Central High School and a senior in
George Washington Law School.
-/Taubman Stock Being Offered.
Offering is made by B. Aubrey Harris
& Co. of 25,500 cumulative participant
ing preference stock of Taubman Stores
Corporation at $26.50 a share. The
company, Incorporated in Maryland,
operates a chain of 20 cash and
carry" stores in Maryland, Virginia,
Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, New York,
Indiana and District of Columbia, deal
ing in automotive supplies, hardware,
paints, sporting goods and radio equip
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