Evening star., 1942-01-15
More Capital Banks
Elect Officials
For Year 1912
Second National Names
Fitzpatrick Cashier;
Two Others Advanced
By EDWARD c. STONE.

by electing officers. which in some
Instances includes promotions.
Joseph r. Fitzpatrick, who has
been with the Second National Bank
since 1921 and is former presl-
dent of Washington Chapter, Amer
lean Institute of Banking, has been
elected cashier, President John A
Reilly announced today.
Henry P. Hoffman and Tudor
Wilton were appointed assistant
cashiers. They have been with the
bank 10 years, recently being note
tellers. The other officers were all
reelected. as follows:
Victor B. Deyber. chairman of the
board; John A. Reilly, president;
William M. Hannay. vice president
Jacob Scharf. executive vice presi-
dent; julius E. Lob, vice president;
Edward F. Colladay, counsel and
trust officer; William B. Wolf, as
sistant trust officer; Gerald E
Keene, assistant cashier; Stuart S.
Ogilvie, assistant cashier. and John
r. Higgins. controller.
NIeem Heads Trust Company.
Harry G. Meem was reelected
president of the Washington Loan
& Trust Co. at yesterdays organ
ization meeting. Arthur Peter re-
mains chairman of the board and
general counsel. Other officers were
also reelected, as follows:
Charles H. Doing. vice president
William H. Baden. vice president
and trust officer; Alfred H. Lawson,
vice president and real estate officer;
George M. Fisher, vice president and
treasurer; James M. Mason. Ralph
Endicott, George o. SchWeinhaut,
and Harry L. Smith, jr., assistant
treasurers: Leonard Marbury. Harry
w, Gauss. Bernard L. Amlss and VIM
cent A. Sheehy, jr.. assistant trust
officers; Herbert w. Primm and Ed
ward L. Brady, assistant real estate
officers.
After the election of officers. the
directors declared quarterly divi-
dend of per cent and an additional
extra dividend of 2 per cent, both to
be payable on February to stock
holders of record January %.
Metropolitan Staff Unchanged.
CT. Jacobsen was reelected pres
ident of the National Metropolitan
Bank at yesterdays organization
meeting. All other officers were also
retained as follows:
F. E. Hilderbrand, vice president:
Stanley D. Willis. trust officer; Har-
old F. Stokes. cashier: George H.
Bright. r. E. Briggs, c. L. Eckloff
and G. B. Earnshaw, assistant cash
iers: R. P. Hollingsworth. S. Winifred
BurWell and Thomas H. Reynolds,
assistant trust officers.
Thrift Elected Director.
Samuel M. Thrift, who made a
lOO-per-cent record in clearing up
the affairs of the former Franklin
National Bank and is now with the
Reconstruction Finance Corp, was
elected a director of the Home
Building Association at the annual
meeting. Directors reelected we're
Luther w. Linkins, A. Lynn Nc
Dowell, George B. Roth, Bright R.
Sonen and Stanley D. Willis.
Officers reelected were Fred L.
Vogt. president: r. l.. Quigley. vice
president; c. Edward Beckett. vice
president; James NJ Woodward,
sec-etarv. Otto Hermann, assist
ant secretary, and William K.
Reeve, treasurer,
Industrial Staff Reelected.
All directors OF the Industrial
Bank of Washington were re-
elected at the annual meeting. in
Guiding B. F. Arlington. w. H.
Cowan. Tallev r. Holmes, Campbell
c. johnson, Harold B. Jordan, 1. S.
Mason B, Doyle Mitchell and
Thomas w. Parks.
Officers renamed are Jesse H.
Mitchell, president; I. S. Mason,
vice president; B. Doyle Mitchell,
cashier; Harold B. Jordan and Mer-
win o. Parker, assistant cashiers.
Federal Storage Elects.
Federal Storage Co directors were
Reelected: Bruce Baird, Charles S.
Baker, H. Randolph Barbee. Daniel
L. Borden Henry P. Erwin, D. P.
Gaillard. James M Johnston, Harold
N Marsh. Allison N Miller, Carroll
Morgan, E. K Morris, Donald F.
Roberts and Griffith Warfield
Officers were reelected: E. x.
Morris, president; Harold N Marsh,
vice president and counsel: James
M, Johnston, vice president and
treasurer. H. Randolph Barbee, Sec
retary; Paul E Tolson. assistant vice
president: S. Webster Adams, assist
ant vice president, and A. Russell
Barbee. assistant treasurer.
Fidelity Storage Officers.
Fidelity Storage Co. directors. re-
named, include H. H. Darneille,
David B. Karrick, James L. Kar-
rick. jr.; Eugene B. Roberts, James
Med. Shea, Stanley D. Willis,
Charles F. Wilson. Mark Winkler
and w. C. Woodward Mr.. Willis is
q new member of the board. Sue
ceeding the late Philip Campbell.
Officers reelected are David B.
Karrick, president; w. c. Woodward,
vice president and David l.. Weed,
secretary treasurer.
Bank Payments Start Soon.
John F. Moran, receiver for the
North Capitol Savings Bank, an
nounces that the fourth and final
payment to depositors will start
shortly after February l at Four
teenth street and Park road NV.
This will be a 5.39 per cent divi-
dend. amounting to s50,100. will go
to 1857 claimants and will bring
total payments by this closed in
stitution to 1854 per cent.
Mr. Moran, also receiver for the
Park Savings Bank, says that the
third and last payment to these
depositors- will start next Monday.
This will be 4.16 per cent disburse-
ment, totaling sl20,l00, and goes
to 1885 claimants 1t will bring
to 1858 per cent the amount re-
turned to depositors who proved
claims for $2,872 500 at the time the
bank was closed eight years ago.
Agents Have Record Year.
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