Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-14
WASH|NGTONBANKS.
ELECT DIRECTORS.
Many Make Additions, While
Other Boards Remain Un-
changed at Annual Meetings.

New directors were added to the
boards of several Washington banks to-
day when all the national banks and
many savings banks and trust COM
panies held their annual meetings
The Washington Savings Bank head
ed the list with the election of fiye new
members of the board, George B. Bryan,
Joseph 4. Sharp, NJ. E. Horton, James
H. Lemon and F. B. Pryor.
The District National Bank enlarged
its board by the addition of two new
names, Frank w. Mondell, former House
leader and now a practicing, attorney
here. and Charles j. Brand, head Of the
National Fertilizer Association, with
headquarters in this city.
The Morris Plan Bank elected three
new board members, Thomas G. Boushall
OF Virginia, Frank Edmonds, president
of the Edmonds Optical Co, and VIII
lard G. Barker. treasurer of the Wash
ington Morris Plan Bank.
The National Metropolitan Bank
added one new name to the directorate,
Charles B. Hawley, widely known in
business circles in the Capital, while
the stockholders of the Washington
Loan & Trust Co. elected William E.
Pearson to the board, Mr.. Pearson be-
ing president of the Virginia Brick Co.
The Federal-American National Bank.
which last week added two new direc-
tors to the board, added another one
to the list today, electing Edward c.
BaltZ, who is secretary of the Perpetual
Building Association. At the same time
many other banks reelected their
former boards without any changes in
directors. Only few organization
of officers showing no important
changes.
Washington Loan e. Trust.
Stockholders of the Washington Loan
d Trust Co. elected these directors for
the coming year: John H. Clapp, Fred
erick v. 'Coville, Augustus Crane, jr.;
Floyd E. Davis, John Joy Edison, James
r. Ellerson, jr.: L. Whiting Estes. Albert
F. Fox, Melville B. Grosvenor. Holcombe
G. johnson. John A. Johnston, Samuel
H. Kaufman, Carl B. Keferstein,
George A. King, j. Leo Kolb, John B.
Larner. John G. Let's, Harry @. Meem,
Theodore w. Moves, A. Chambers Oil
plant, John Bartcn Payne, william E.
Pearson. Walter S. Penfield Arthur Pc
ter, Harvey W. Wiley and Donald Wood
ward.
Washington Savings Bank.
The washington Savings Bank at its
annual meeting today reelected all of
its old officers as follows: Thomas E.
FARRELL, president; j. D. Leonard, vice
president and treasurer; William E. Rus
sell, vice president, and Robert ]. Earn
shaw, assistant treasurer.
The following directors we're chosen:
Joseph A. DAILY. G. S. Flynn, r: p. Glib
son, H. v. Grimes, Granville GUIDE,
Timothy Hanlon, Joseph B. Jacobs,
Robert e. Mann, George j. Ohanides.
Donald F. Roberts, James A. Soper, DR..
r. Lee Spire, John M. Trant, J. Red
n1ond Walsh and Thomas D. Walsh
The new directors chosen were George
B. Bryan, Joseph K. Sharp, M. Z. Hor-
ton, James II. Lemon and F. B. Pryor.
Morris Plan Bank.
The Morris Plan Bank of Washing
ton elected the following new directors
to the board: Thomas c. Boushall,
president of the Morris Plan Bank of
Virginia: Frank H. Edmonds, president
OF the Edmonds Optical Co., and Will
Lard @. Barker, vice president and
treasurer of the Washington Morris
Plan Bank. The complete beard is
now composed of the foregoing and
Bertran Chestermafl. John r. Walker,
Arthur j.. Morris, Edwin A. Mooers,
George G. Shinn and Cameron Burton.
Bertram Chesterman was reelected
president and all other officers were
National Metropolitan.
The stockholders Of the National
Metropolitan Bank added Charles B.
Hawley to the directorate, making the
complete board as follows:
Arthur T. Brice, Walter BROMLEY,
Frederick De c. Faust, William r.
Gude, A. A. Hoehling, Charles Jacob
sen, Q. y. P. johnson, r. M. Kauff-
mann. DR. J. Thomas Kelley, jr.; Maj.
Henry Leonard, A. Lisner, Arthur A.
OBrien, G. F. r. Ogilby, Hugh Reilly,
z. Francis Riggs, Herbert T. Shannon.
H. Q. Sheridan, Thomas Somerville.
Merle Thorpe, Walter r. Tuckerman,
John G. Weldon, Henry A. Willard, I'd
w. x. Wimsatt, George w. White and
Charles B., Hawley.
Federal-American National.
With the ELECTION today of Edward
9. Baltz the board of directors of the
Federal-American National now in
cludes: Charles G. Abbot, Byron S.
Adams, Lester A. Barr, w. F. Brenizer,
Walter A. Brown, William j. Brown,
John H. Clapp, Aubrey L. Clarke, Myer
Cohen, William Knowles Cooper. John
q. Crowley. John Dolph. William John
Eynon, Charles E. Galliher, William G.
Galliher, Isaac Cans, Fred S. GichQer,
William F. Ham, George w. Harris, VIII
liam A. Hill, Harry King, Wilton j.
Lambert, Ralph w. Lee, DR.. Louis
Mackall Arthur D. Marks, John L.
Newbold, John Poole, DR.. James Brown
Scott, James F. Shea, Leon Tobriner,
George E. Walker, L. Perry West. DR..
Charles Stanley White, Lloyd B. Wilson
and Edward c. Baltz.
District National.
With the addition of Frank W. Mon
dell and Charles j. Brand to the di-
rectorate of the District National, the
complete board elected today includes:
Ralph P. Barnard, Sidney I. Besse-
1ievre, Charles j. Brand, John w. Chill
dress, Barnum l.. Cotton, A. p. Cren-
shaw. Charles w. Darr, Joshua Evans,
Jr.; Atwood M Fisher, c. j. Gockeler,
Eugene c. Colt, Robert N. Harper, w.
Charles Heitmuller, j. Miller Kenyon,
Marshall L. King, William P. Lipscomb.
w. H. Martin. John F. Maury, F. w.
O'Brien, Hileary L. Offutt, jr.; Charles
c. Rogers. N. l.. Sansbury, Horace G.
Smithy, H. L. Thornton. Joseph p.
Tumulty, Leon 8. Ulman, Chester Wells
and E. G. Yonkers.
Commercial National.
The Commercial National Bank was
one of the financial institutions that
made no changes in its directorate.
The board elected today follows:
James H. Baden, Robert A. Cissel,
Charles Conrad, F. H. Cox, H. Bradley
Davidson, E. C. Dawson, r. Golden
Donaldson. W. J. Harrison, Hayden
Johnson, Holcombe G. Johnson, James
b. Reynolds, A. M. Rink, Percy H.
Russell: james Sharp. Laurence A.