The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1914, Page 5

ie . « i ms@eh SAMA ~ ee y me ) THE EVENING WORLD, TU mepAy, JANUARY RY 13, 1914. to fill vacancies on the Produce Ex-/| intention of going in, and its atock-| given a place on the board z Tse Car. & number of vacancies from other causes: | ears old, of had to be filled. The American Ex-| change Bank board. holders to-day formally approved the| Henry DB. Qtunby and Mf: were on Wis way change National Bank elected P. A. 3. Graduate Franklin Cirector to succeed the late Tie Merchants’ National, the Irving | action. The Firel National, the National | lected to the board of the Sherman Natt fourth National, the| City tional Bank of National. collapsed : ) | William L, Bull. Mr, Franklin is vice- | Bowery, the Century, the Bank of New , the three largest national astncaeh Baner retired 4 \ on a Bour He was | president of the MercantiouMarine, | \ Lincoin National, | in the city, did not take action upon the | {70M the board of tne have Nationa \\ carried into Dreyfus Bros, drug store The National City Bank, controlled | the Chatham-Phenix and the Battery | Federal Heserve proposition at to: i nt of the Firnt i | { lao Dreyfus tried in vain to. revive| jby James Stillman and Rockefeller in-| Park National, Market and Fulton, | meetings, and atill remain. outaide, Fenain on the board. ‘Two n called an ambulance terests, made no changes In Ite direc: | Butchers’ and Drovers’, Mechanics and| though they have plenty of time yet resignation® that caused comment, but sent to Beilevue Hos- tors. | The Liberty National had a vacancy 4 | caused by the retirement of George Hi. Sick Man Drop: Peter Marroa, fitty-f No. 19 Pitt atreet, whit his home to Metals made no changes in thetr! to come in. for which no explanation was given i boarde of directors. Stockbolders of the Market and Ful-| were those of James A. Moftet ana| Ladies! Men! Here's the, hair tolls out fast. pape Allan A. Ryan, fon of Thomas F./ton National, tho Mechanica and Motala| Charien M. Pratt from the honrd of the! quickest, surest dandruff Inve your band bes 4 Case, who declined re-election, It was | Ryan, resigned from the board of the] National, the Fifth Avenue and Na-| Standard Oil Company of New Jermey k Gea ts bettie of t Miled. National Bank of Commerce and no one Ni Dank Jed. ly for | Both were prominent In the oll trust cure known. & &8 cent bes has returned from a ten days’ | “Writtlati Barsiey Parsons wan added | was choden to All the vacancy, imiberahitn. Stockholdera ot the Chit | etore Its dissolution, Thin, _ ia " Mt Bhs tM Roth Mose st /Resigns From Bank to Break | to the board of the International Bank- | Arthur Inelin was chosen ditector of |sens’ Central voted to give their dt Pe ae bette csloren Sonsnhged “ sete —= — ee |tng Corporation and other directors re. | the Chemical National Bank to succeed Lneager Longs nei eh a vue eS dandruff—that awful ecu. sritici i lected, H. P. Davison, of J. P. Morgan & Co, | ing the . The | = BREAKS A BAD OW the Criticised Interlocking |The New York County National Minato detocd ke account vf interlock- ee careial Rartonat ‘a cicee ha belt os cnaruft. Ne robe the halt ‘ Bank added Ormond C. Smith to its | ing directorship. vr Q 4 | of its lustre, its strength and ite v | Directorate System. . | poara. “W. 11. Grimith succeeded the | Few prominent banks in New York |‘€0, Of,,tne largest Danks outside of Tiny sherntes inde te life; eventual! predetiag a verish what will please you —_ late T. L, Woodruff on the board of the | voted to apply for membership in the| Fredoral ayatem, per icie or re tare ne hae aod Waled of te tale, © jon 6 gl pore R apcongge yoo wi e Merchants’ Exchange Bank, A. H,| Federal Reserve System, The Chase| Gerrawd vice-president of $2,687, + | f not remedied causes the hair roots | actually see a lot of fine, N a "3 Cold Co i” George F. Baker, chairman of the pischer and A. G, Todd we: National some time ago announced its| the Citizens’ Central National, 4 to shrink, loosen and die—then the|new hair—growing all over ‘apes mpoun board of the First National Bank and i known as King of Directors, followed gives quick relief—Don’t {(y-"ieaa of J. P. Morsan to-day and Ob \ stay stuffed-up! Degan severing his interlocking direc- —— torships, His firet resignation was as ° You can end grippe and break up| “rector of the Chase Netlonal Bank, in WARNI NG! | severe cold either in head, chest | Which the First National ireely in- e bets 1 | “Pepe's Gold Coe hon) © dose of | yeni; atitenell, president of the Tl- Pehl Rept of the Weather ES. "@ Cold Compound” every two) jnole Trust and Savings Bank of Lg gh on Mogellernclieder pa Chicago, was elected to fill the vacancy, | aroee creas ae tea wat Brgtetly opens clogsed-up nor | but t the same time he resigned as a t,t will eee tee mr tt [cee Govan, raceme | | soe CobebotyWedaatar * GREENH UT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. sap my masty discharge or nose running, | 0 as to break the interlocking relation- Take note, please, that sick headache, dulness, fever- | ship. iat 08 te The whore Ie Prepared Lrg tenty throat, sneesing, soreness| Theodore N. Vail, President o To Fill Every ColdWeather i American Telephone and Telegraph Need for P nal or Hi Py “Beet aay stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing] Company, who has not Seured rome (inl Abbe haat bedi atin ulfling! Ease’ your throbbing nently as a bank director in New York | Use During the Cold tribution Mir 4 ¢ Parlor, fore, was elected a director of the her! beegaetne else im the world gives} Piret'Nctionat to nusceea tre actcbell ML | Wee teey yoy Money on B BOTH SIDES OF SIXTH AVE.-18% TO 19% ST. MAIN Building. Only 100 Compton wich sss only 88 conte| Mint nat gang on | ¥ a NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE faery ont On = bes the Astor at Company. at aay drug store. It acta without| "Many New York banks held thelr an- Bough Sid in any one book, esslgtance, tastes nice, and causes no| nual meetings to-day and elected direc- mconvenience. Be sure you get the| tors. 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