Central Trust Company Announces Capital and Officers
Central Trust Company reports capital and surplus of 525000. J O Terreld is President Otto Koehler Chas Schreiner J J Stevens B G Barnes W P Roth serve as vice presidents and secretary respectively. The bank accepts deposits, pays interest at 4 4 percent per year, and makes loans on approved collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stevens
B. G. Barnes
W. P. Roth
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
United States Chamber of Commerce
S. D. Jones
Georgia
Joseph N. Teal
H. E. Miles
Wisconsin
A. B. Farquhar
Pennsylvania
Safe deposit department offers burglar fireproof storage boxes
The safe deposit department states it will furnish steel safe deposit boxes for securities and valuables at prices from $3 per year. It will store large valuables in burglar and fireproof storage vaults.
Real Estate Loan Offers Notes and Investment Advice
Real estate loan department advertises loans on real estate and the sale of first mortgage real estate notes. It offers guidance on investments and discusses advantages of Real Estate Serial Notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Loan Department
Exchange Dept Offers Travelers' Checks Worldwide
The Foreign Exchange Department announces availability of travelers checks usable worldwide and offers services to draft wills and administer estates as part of its financial assistance packages.
San Antonio to Austin Interurban Survey Gets Under Way
Preliminary survey for the San Antonio and Austin Interurban Railway will start within ten days. W B Tuttle named to supervise, with Vories P Brown as president and officers from San Antonio Austin San Marcos and New Braunfels. A prospectus on costs earnings and benefits will follow and stock subscriptions of about 600000 at 6 percent are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
San Antonio
Varies P. Brown
W. B. Tuttle
Vories P. Brown
A. J. Hilers
C. L. Hopkins
San Marcos
H. G. Henne
New Braunfels
Jesse I. Oppenheimer
Sam C. Bell
Parish House Opening At St Mark's In San Antonio
A three day dedication and opening program for the new parish house at St Mark's Episcopal Church is set to begin with morning, afternoon and evening services led by Rev Philip Cook. Bishop S J Johnston will conduct dedication Sunday afternoon with addresses by Rev W E Gardner Judge Seeligson and Rev F M Crouch. The Southern Presbyterian Conference follows Tuesday at Westminster Church with talks by Dr Patton and Dr Anderson. delegates from across the region expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Philip Cook
William E. Gardner
General Board of Religious Education
J. Johnston
William E. Garener
New York
New York, Judge Seeligson
F. M. Crouch
Joint Commission of General Service
H. Percy Silver
Morslay
Southern Presbyterian Conference
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterians
General Assembly
Presbytery of
Western
Texas
Brooks J. Dickey
Thomas F. Gallaher
Patton
Anderson
Dallas
FB. C. Caldwell
Austin
Church of God
Christ Episcopal Church
Laurel Heights
New York City
Gardner
San Antonio
Calvary Baptist Church
North Pine and
Hays Streets
W. W. Lee
Nolan Street
John W. Lowe
China
South Side Baptist Church
Nathan and
Johnson Streets
T. C. Long
Madison Street
Bible School
J. A. Cook
Paates
Holy City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Baptist Young People’s Union
Beacon Hill Baptist Church
J. W. Clayton
Indiana Avenue
E. M. Lewis
East Cincinnati Avenue
Margaret Griffith
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Taylor Streets
J. Porter
D. D
A. Noble James
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
San Pedro
Ella Bowden
Wheeldon
Lord
Roberts
C. Cameron Bell
Offeto
Mendelssohn
West End
H. Lacks
Geen
N. Hagg
Madison Square
West End Presbyterian Church
Colorado Avenue
Zarramora Street
W. A. McDowell
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Mission
Peach
Nevada Streets
First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Arthur G. Jones
Young People’s Society
A. G. Jones
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
C. M. Lickder
Presbyterian Conference
First United Presbyterian Church
Ogden and
Locust Streets
C. E. MecStravick
G. N. Keeling
Samuel Pearson
E. E. Dilley
Young Men's Christian Association
Methodist Episcopal
Trinity M. E. Church
Avenue C
Pecan Street
Theosophical Society
The
Myrel
Church In
Porter Street
South Heights
South Flores Street
Episcopal
St. Mark's Church
Travis Park
W. E. Gardner
Seeligson
the Geatry
Board of Religious Education
Mr. Crouch
H. P. Silver
Seventh Department
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Grageon
Willow Streets
Government Hill
Richard Mercer
Fort McKavett
Christchurch
Belknap
Russell Place
John Ridout
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth Street
No. 501
Christian Science Quarterly
Gibbs Building
Vistore
Central Christian
Main
San Pedro Avenue
Hugh MccLellan
East
French Place
Callerts
Wilhelm
Ashford
Mr. Christian
Mr. McLellan
Lenaigre
D'Every
Parks
Man
Harris
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Mission
Victoria and
Matagorda Streets
Song of
Dubois Returned to Bogota After Washington Visit
United States minister James T. Dubois arrived in Bogota from Washington and was welcomed warmly. Colombian press reports indicate momentum toward a friendly settlement of the Panama dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree
Dubois
Bogota
Colombia
James T. Dubois
United States
Washington
Panama
Social Calendar Shows Musicales and Theater Parties
The Casino Association hosts a musicale followed by dancing. The Travis Club presents a musicale and dance. Mr and Mrs Louis Beze honor Judge and Mrs J H Hammond of Charleston with a theater party at the Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Casino Association
Louis Beze
J. H. Hammond
Charleston
8. C
the Grand
Debutante party and social notices in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs John Lytle Black of Eagle Pass guests of Mrs Black's sister Mrs Oscar De wees. Evening Five Hundred Club hosted by Mr and Mrs William D. Syers with prizes and two course refreshments for many members. Louis XVI supper dance at St Anthony Hotel honoring Miss Marjorie McGown with 2000 pink carnations. About 150 guests attended with elaborate decor and fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lytle Black
Eagle Pass
Mrs. Black
Oscar 8
Dewees
Black
Claudia Rachal
William D. Syers
Five Hundred Club
E. E. Hillie
W. B. Tuttle
Fred W. Bloor
Austin
Ferdinand P. Herff
Walter Napier
EB. E. Hillie
B. F. Stout
George Harrison Moody
Lytle Gosling
EB. V. de Pew
Roy W. Hearne
Jack Rowe
St. Anthony
David K. Furnish
Marjorie McGown
Chicago
Miss McGown
Robert Barclay
Karl Weaver
Cincinnati
William Beck
Albert Deutsch
Craig Place
Ernst Jarrat
F. L. Hillyer
Gora Ogden Wilson
George Evans Stuart
Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Stuart
Mesdames
T. A. Coleman
Will Herff
Willis G. Edwards
W. P. Lupe
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, reliable remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims relief in five minutes, improved stomach function, absence of gas and belching, and a return to comfort after taking a fifty cent case.
Plan to Eliminate One Grade Crossing At Prospect Hill
A Prospect Hill Improvement Club meeting launched a push to build a viaduct or subway at the International & Great Northern and San Antonio & Aransas Pass tracks near Buena Vista West Commerce or Zavalla streets. The aim is a fire-vehicle safe route out of the city and to petition the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International & Great Northern
San Antonio & Aransas Pass
Buena Vista
West Commerce
Zavalla
Prospect Ill Improvement Club
Prospect Hill
George Dietz
J. P. Ward
S. G. Bechtel
Ed A. Christian
R. B. Craig
Dave Lehr
Jones
Fincham
Uhr
Pancoast
Improvement Club
Buena Vista Street
South Pinto Street
H. C. Glover
San Antonio Delegation Heads To Boerne Road Meeting
A large San Antonio delegation will attend a Boerne Farmers Institute meeting at 3 pm today to discuss highway improvements. The group will debate bond issue versus a special road tax and is led by notable locals including Albert Kronkosky and J. H. Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Boerne
D. E. Colp
Martin J. Arnold
J. L. Strohm
J. M. Vance
A. B. Stephens
William Dobrowolski
T. N. Smith
Hall P. Street
Thomas L. Conroy
W.S. Conness
C. O. Austin
Ray Mackey
Albert Kronkosky
Albert Huth
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Dr. Frederick J
Corporate income statements due for 1912 tax year
Federal tax notices urge all corporations to file annual earnings statements for year ending December 1 1912. Reports must be submitted to the collector by March 1 1913 to avoid penalties up to fifty percent of assessed amount and fines between one thousand and ten thousand dollars. Alamo Auditing Co. Suite 508 Gunter Building offers expert preparation services to ensure accurate returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Alamo Auditing Co
Gunter Bldg
Riverside Restaurant Sells 25 Cent Meals Tonight
At 101 East Houston Street by the Bridge the Riverside Restaurant advertises an extra good supper tonight and a Big Roast Turkey Dinner and Chicken Supper tomorrow all for 25 cents per meal. A. Collman, plumber, 416 Main Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
East
Houston Street
Women’s clubs host vesper soloist and study group
Mrs L L Clarke leads a vesper service at the Young Women’s Christian Association with soloist Miss Mabel Booth expected to perform brief solos and stay for social hour. Mrs E D Love will lead a Genesis study tomorrow at Travis Park Methodist Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Clarke
Young Women’s Christian Association
EB. D. Love
Paul
Mabel Booth
Salvation Army
Stillwell
E. D. Love
The
Travis Park
Methodist Sunday School
Hungarian Contractor Arrested for Embezzling 1.6 Million
Budapest reports Ignaz Palloh a leading railroad and bridge contractor was arrested on charges of embezzling 1.6 million dollars and issuing forged shares. Palloh served as director of multiple rail road firms and financial bodies in Hungary and other countries. A London company allegedly lost about 300 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Ignaz Palloh
Hungary
Palloh
London
Scientific catarrh treatment offered at nominal cost
50c a treatment catarrh claims to stop sneezing clear head and restore tissues with oxylene therapy. Clinic advertises eye ear nose throat department at 216 Hicks Bldg San Antonio with hours daily and Sundays noon to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EYE
Hicks Bldg
San Antonio
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Central Trust
San Antonio, Texas
J. O. Terreld
Otto Koehler
Chas. Schreiner, V.pres
Barking Department
Safe Deposit Department
Foreign Exchange Departmert
Trust Departmert
Tate
Carter
Carters! Ver Wa
Pano House
Ol. Mark
Westminster Church
Prospect Hill Methodist
Cibolo
Buena Vista Streets
Nathaniel B. Read
Old Phone Crockett
Epworth League
Alamo Heights Methodist Church
Broadway
Paco Streets
Gaston Hartsfield
Old Phone
Travis
E. D. Mouton
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
McKinley Avenue
Presa Street
Townsend
S&s B. Johnson
Grace Alamo Methodist Church
South Alamo and
Wickes Streets
Presbyterian
Orin Palmer Wright
Crockett
Epworth
Spiritualist
First Spiritualist Association
Oscar A. Edgerly
Florence Edgerly
Aly Dale
N. Y
Monroe Hall
Soledad Street
Catholic
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Street
Gunter Hotel
J. H. Quinn
O. M
Father Haas
Holy Name Society
Father Mulvaney
San Fernando Cathedral
Main Plaza
A. Besa
Joseph Ei
St. Mary's College
Unity Society
Unity Society of Practical Christianity
Garden Street
Central Congregational Church
Assembly Hall
Ellis’ Building
Avenue E
Frank Dyer
Ellwood Avenue
Alamo Heights
H. E. Dickinson
Evangelical
First Evangelical Church
C. E. McStravick
United Presbyterian Church
C. A. Arnold
Young People's Alliance
Burnet and
Chestnut Streets
Nolan
Chestnut
E. Garfield Johnson
Burnet Street
Unitarian Society
Geo. H. Badger
Odd Fellows
Crockett Hotel
John Milton
Belden Avenue
Harlandale
South Flores
Cana
Luther League
A. L. Swinehart
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nueva
South Presa
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
O. Hartman
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avenue BE
J. C. Felger
New Church
Woman's Club
Camden Street
Clyde W. Broomell
Seventh Day Adventists
Red Men’s Hall
Commerce
Houston
J. A. Leland
U. S. Chamber OF Commerce
Sloan
Fretcher Norman
Whittier
Calif
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Im Society
Beulah 5
Patterson
Travis Club
Eleanor Frielbaum
Comfort
George Buhler
Victoria
C. W. Buhler
East Woodlawn Avenue
Pape
Fire Department
Corporation Reports
A. Collman
Main Ay
Herff School Mothers’ Club
T. M. Dechman
de Zavala
Mothers’ Club
D. A. Wilson
W. N. Forbes
Frederick Hadra
J. K. Harris
Elks’ Club
Charles Rees
Orpheum Theater
Eels
Blackburn
Williams
Alamo Plaza
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