Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-14
MORE D. c. BANKS
! SELECT OFFICERS
Building and Loan Stats Also
Named at Meetings for
Organization.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

JllG ulIGCtOIS were tlGCICu az Utle dIllludl
meetings held Tuesday. Among cleo
tons reported:
National Metropolitan Bank.
All officers of National Metropolitan
Bank were reelected yesterday. They
are George w. White, president; o. H.
P. johnson, vice president; A. A.
Foehling, vice president, trust officer
and general counsel; c. F. Jacobsen,
cashier; r. P. Hollingsworth, s. w.
Burwell, assistant trust officers; c. E.
Bright, A. H. Bedford, c. L. Eskloff, R.
E. Briggs, F. E. Hildebrand, assistant
cashiers; S. V. N. Cook, auditor
Washington Loan g. Trust.
Directors of Washington Loan &
Trust Co. yesterday reelected all off,
GERS as follows: Harry G. Meem, presi-
dent; John Joy Edison, chairman of the
board; Arthur Peter, first vice presi-
dent and general counsel; Charles H.
Doing, vice president in charge of the
West End office; Charles R. Grant, vice
president and treasurer; William H.
Baden, vice president and trust officer;
Alfred H. Lawson. vice president and
real estate officer; James M Mason,
George M. Fisher, Ralph Endicott, Nor
man E. ToWson, George o. SchWein-
Primm, Edward L. Brady, assistant real
estate officers; Leonard Marbury, Harry
w. Gauss, Bernard L. AmiSs, Charles
M. Irelan, jr., assistant trust officers.
Second National Bank.
Directors of Second National Bank
reelected all its officers. They are:
Samuel ]. Prescott, chairman of the
board Victor B. Deyber, president;
William M. Hannay, Jacob Scharf, vice
presidents; Edward F. Colladay, trust
officer and counsel; William B. Wolf,
assistant trust officer; George M En-
merich, secretary of the board; w. w
NARROW, cashier; j. K. Seyboth, Fred
S. Boyer, Joseph R. Fitzpatrick, Gerald
E. Keene, Steuart S. Ogilvie, assistant
cashiers.
National Capital Insurance Co.
There was no change in the direc-
torate of the National Capital Insur-
ance Co. of the District of Columbia
and the following were elected last
night for the ensuing fiscal year: Arthur
G. Bishop, Edward S. Brashears Charles
A. Garry, James A Donohoe, Clarence
F. DQaohoe, Lewis Flemer, Joseph A.
Herbert, jr. Howard B. Kramer, Nor
ris E. NARROW, Walter H. NARROW,
Hubert Newsom, Maurice Otterback,
George R. Repetti, Guy T. Steuart,
John c. Yost. All officers were re-
elected. They are: George r. Repetti,
president; John c. Yost, first vice
president; James A. Donohoe, second |
vice president; Walter H. NARROW, at
torney; William N. Payne, jr. secretary.
Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank.
All directors of Potomac Joint Stock |
Land Bank Of Washington were re-
elected, they being Charles E. Hillard |
A Wilmer, John B. Cochran, j. T. c. |
Hopkins. jr. Shirley Carter, F. C.
Bedinger, j. M Hooker, Thomas P. |
Hickman, j. P. Saul, jr., c. Thomas
Summers, George A. Harris, John I.
Cassidy, Vernon GOWN.
Real Estate Title.
All Real Estate Title Insurance Co.
officers and directors were reelected. |
They are James J. Becker, president; |
w. Spencer Armstrong, Edgar M |
Mayme, vice presidents; Charles E |
Marsh. secretary and treasurer; Edward |
S. McKnew, Harry j. Kane, IT.. assist |
ant secretaries; George w. Brown, VIII |
liam j. Father, George E. Fleming, Will |
liam D. Hoover, Harry L. Rust, Charles |
c. GlGver, jr., j. Leo Kolb, Christian
Heurich. Leon Tobriner, William c. |
Miller, Morton j. Luchs, and Corcoran
Thorn.
Home Building Association.
At the annual meeting of the Home
Building Association the following
officers and directors were reelected
president; DR.. R. L. Quigley, vice presi-
dent; c. Edward Beckett vice presi-
dent; William K. Reeve, treasurer;
James Morris Woodward secretary;
Otto Hermann. assistant secretary.
Directors, Alfred D. Baker, Charles c. |
Flemming, Luther H. LinkinS, A Lynn |
Mcdowell, DR.. George B. Roth, Parker |
H. Sweet, Sd.
The report of Secretary James M |
Woodward showed an increase in as
sets during the past year to S747,2l0. |
There were no foreclosures. The |
directors voted to continue the present |
interest rate on installment stock to S |
per cent per annum compounded |
monthly.
Bank Declares Dividend.
Directors of the Washington Loan g. |
Trust Co. have declared the regular |
quarterly dividend of 3 per cent and |
an extra dividend Of per cent, payable |
udl l. DOOho WAL NC S4OoCO AL |
transfer of stock from January "a to |
February !, inclusive.
Directors of the Union Trust Co have |
paid the usual bonus to the employees |
of the company in appreciation of |
services rendered during the year 1881. |
Several other local banks also paid |
such bonuses.
Directors of United States Savings
Bank also reelected all officers as fol-
lows: Wade H. Cooper, president; Will |
liam D. Barry. Wilbur H. Zepp vice
presidents; William R. De Lashmutt, |
vice president and cashier; John F. |
Cook. assistant cashier.
Capital Traction Co. stockholders
held their annual meeting today. Else
where in The Star appear the figures
on the years net income, which show
the great inroads made during the last
half year by taXicab competition.
Traction Officials Reelected.
The stockholders reelected the fol-
lowing directors: George E. Hamilton,
John A. Hanna, Edward j. Stellwagen
John w. Perry, Charles c. Glover, jr.;
@. Thomas Dunlop and Merle Thorpe.
The directors Immediately reelected
these officers George E. Hamilton,
chairman executive board and counsel;
John H. Hanna, president; H. D.
Champion, wee president, secretary ana
treasurer: j. H. Heberle, assistant to the
president; c. B. KoOntz, assistant treas
urer; John Fleming, purchasing agent
and assistant secretary.
Insurance Men Capture Honors.
H. r. Bryarly, one of the general
managers of the Washington office OF
the Home Life Insurance Co., New
York, has just returned from a mana
gers conference, held in Gotham at
which it was announced that the local
firm ranked second in new paid-tor-
premium income for December, 1881,
and fourth among the company agen-
cies for the entire year of 1881. AS the
company has about go general agencies
scattered over the United States, the
agents here consider that their record
proves Washington Is a good city in