Evening star., 1936-01-18

assistant vice M SS1-
presidents; Rob-
ert A. Sisson and H H. Shackleford,
assistant cashiers: Erskine Gordon,
trust officer: Aubrey o. Dooley, assis-
tant trust officer: Arthur J. Linn, con-
troller; Millard S. Yeatman, auditor,
and Roger J. Whiteford, general
counsel
Brookland branch-J. L. Sherwood,
branch manager; w. H. Martin, jr.,
assistant branch manager. Dupont
Circle branch-L. E. Schreiner, branch
manager; w. G. Baden, assistant
branch manager. Northeast branch
George F. Hoover, branch manager;
Julian o. Cardin, assistant branch
manager. Pennsylvania e n u
branch-E. Gerstenberg, branch man
ager: John H Schooley, assistant
branch manager. Potomac branch
C. w. Shoemaker, branch manager:
Elmore T. Burdette, assistant branch
manager. Seventh street branch
John M. DeMarco, branch manager:
Francis j. Creamer. jr., assistant
branch manager. Woodridge-Langdon
brsnch-E. L. Norris, branch man
ager; T. S. Mallon, jr., assistant branch
manager.
w. L. Sanderson, the new assistant
cashier, started his banking career as
a runner with the Federal National
Bank in June, 1922. He advanced
steadily through different banking de-
partments. When the Hamilton was
organized in September, 1888, he had
q position as paying and receiving
teller for short time, soon being pro-
NOTED to a desk in the lobby and
placed in charge Of new accounts and
information. He was later transferred
TO the credit department, giving spe-
cial attention to housing loans.
Mr.. Sanderson is a past president
OF Washington Chapter, American In
stitute of Banking. He served the
local chapter as its head during the
year 1934-5, having held practically
all OF the important committee as
signments and other official positions
in the chapter. He received his stand
ard certificate in 1926, and later sue
cessfully completed many of the ad-
vanced courses of the institute.
Three New Directors Named.
At meeting of the stockholders Of
the National Capital Bank the tol-
lowing directors were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: Charles A
Garry. Allen c. Clark, Clarence F.
Donol1oe John B. Earnshaw, Lewis
F1emer, Edgar T. Gaddis, James j.
Hayes, William P. C. Hazen, Francis
j. Kane. Walter Leaman, Henry II
Mckee, James L. Parsons. William A.
Simpson, Charles B. Stewart and
Arthur B. Walker.
James J. Hayes, dry goods merchant;
Edgar T. Gaddis, retired business
man. and Arthur B. Walker, secretary
OF the Capital City Life Insurance
Co., are three new members who were
elected to fill existing vacancies.
The board Of directors elected these
officers: Henry H. Mckee, president;
W. P. C. Hazen, first vice president;
Charles A. Garry. second vice presi-
dent: H. c. Stewart, cashier, and J. S.
Ridgely, assistant cashier.
Poole Reports Sharp Gains
John Poole, president of the Federal
American Co., in his annual report just
made to stockholders, announced SUD-
stantial improvement in the company's
financial condition during 1885, He
reported net worth of the preferred
and common stocks as totaling $685.
394.26, an increase of $58,67994 over
the 1884 total. Operating profits in
1885 were $50. O.30e, in 1884 s21,734 and
In 1888 $11,287.
Liabilities on December !, 1885, had
been lowered to s403.487.77, a reduc-
ton or improvement of $198,9 .33,
Mr.. Poole said. Combined reserves
stand at $198,71622. The assessment
Of s93,040 on bank stock owned has
been paid in fAl and certificates of
deposit. amounting to SPAS. .377.78, rep
resenting money deposited with or
loaned to the company, have also been
paid in full.
Mr.. Poole told the stockholders that
the company is going concern; it is
not being liquidated, as some people
suppose 1t is in no way connected
with the Federal-American National
Bank & Trust Co. He said the COM
pany is engaged in buying, selling and
trading property, has money to lend
and f1rst mortgage notes to sell. The
officers, just elected for 1886, are John
Poole. president; Leon Tobriner, vice
president and general counsel; John
w. Fisher, secretary and treasurer, and
Nathan Poole, assistant treasurer.
Building Association Elects.
At the annual meeting of the Home
Building Association the following
were reelected officers: Fred L. Vogt,
president; r. L. Quigley. vice presi-
dent, James Morris Woodward, sec.
retary; Otto Herman, assistant sec
retary, and William K. Reeve, treas
urer. The directors were elected, with
no changes, and are Alfred B. Baker,
Bright r. Sonen, A. Lynn Mcdowell,
Luther w. Linkins, DR.. George B.
Roth and Charles G. Flemming AL
fred B. Baker was elected attorney.
At the annual meeting of the Fed
eral Employees Union No. 262 held
yesterday, the directors elected were
J. w. Ginder, E. C. Hooper, w. E.
Perry and A. D. Sartwell. Officers
named included E. C. Hooper. presi-
dent: j. H. Ginder, vice president:
A. D. Swartell, treasurer, and w. E.
Perry. secretary. A dividend of 6
per cent was declared for 1885.
Join State Mutual Agency.
Leon Katz, member of the District
Bar, and lifelong resident Of Wash
lifelong resident of the Capital and
nearby Maryland. have Joined the
Washington agency Of the State
Mutual Life Assurance Co., of Wor-
cester, Mass. The general agents,
Wilmer 81 Wilmer, also report that
business has increased so much dur
ing the past year that large Offices
have been taken in the Woodward
Building.