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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Francis Joseph Reitz (1841 - 1930) was an American banker, civic leader, and philanthropist in Evansville, Indiana. For more than 50 years, he was a leading figure in the Evansville's business life, retiring in 1924 as president of National City Bank (known most recently as Integra Bank). Reitz was a director of the bank for more than 40 years and was its president for 31 years. After he retired, he devoted his time to disposing through philanthropy of the vast wealth he had accumulated.In business circles, he was widely respected for his principled sense of business and high sense of public responsibility in the conduct of business. His obituary cited that Reitz was a gentleman of the \"old school\" and preferred to avoid public attention.He attributed his longevity to seldom worrying and keeping regular habits. Reitz claimed to have always slept nine hours each night and, after business hours, forgot business and refused to discuss it at his home."@en }

• Francis_Joseph_Reitz abstract "Francis Joseph Reitz (1841 - 1930) was an American banker, civic leader, and philanthropist in Evansville, Indiana. For more than 50 years, he was a leading figure in the Evansville's business life, retiring in 1924 as president of National City Bank (known most recently as Integra Bank). Reitz was a director of the bank for more than 40 years and was its president for 31 years. After he retired, he devoted his time to disposing through philanthropy of the vast wealth he had accumulated.In business circles, he was widely respected for his principled sense of business and high sense of public responsibility in the conduct of business. His obituary cited that Reitz was a gentleman of the \"old school\" and preferred to avoid public attention.He attributed his longevity to seldom worrying and keeping regular habits. Reitz claimed to have always slept nine hours each night and, after business hours, forgot business and refused to discuss it at his home.".