Banking Dept Announces Deposit Services And Interest
CHAS. SCHREINER, V Pres J J STEVENS, V Pres B G BARNES, V Pres W P ROTE, Secretary. BANKING DEPARTMENT Will receive your money on deposit and pay interest thereon.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
5
CHAS. SCHREINER, V Pres J J STEVENS, V Pres B G BARNES, V Pres W P ROTE, Secretary. BANKING DEPARTMENT Will receive your money on deposit and pay interest thereon.
Real Estate Loan Department announces availability of loans secured by real estate assets. Applications require standard credit review and property appraisal. Terms, rates, and eligibility vary by borrower and property type.
The Shakespeare class of the Woman's Club meets at 10 tomorrow morning at the club house on Camden street. Members will study Shelley's Ode to the West Wind and The Skylark, Rossetti’s Blessed Damosel, and related critical helps from standard works and volumes in Warner's Library.
The Meager Tea Room opens Wednesday January 22 at 4 p.m. with a formal opening and an elaborate musical program scheduled each afternoon.
Mrs George D Robbins hosts the Dramatic Club in the evening. The San Antonio Self-Culture Club meets at 3 pm at Mrs L L Boyd s Buena Vista street. Pine Street Presbyterian Church members hold a get acquainted reception at 7 30 pm at the church. Our Reading Club meets at 3 30 pm at the club house on Camden street.
Social notices list guests for the Maverick Hahn concert at the Grand Opera House with Mrs Edward Levy and others hosting box parties. Attendees include Mr and Mrs George Maverick and Miss Lucy Maverick, Mrs J Townsend Woodhull, Mr Joel Dean of New York, and Mrs Beatrice Marks. Club meetings and patronesses for the Tuesday Musical Club are noted along with school and church group gatherings.
Mr and Mrs J M Dugger hosted an informal dance at their Callahan avenue home Saturday night for son Virgil marking his twenty first birthday. Growing plants and cut flowers decorated the rooms and refreshments were served as an orchestra played for about one hundred guests.
Judge and Mrs John F Onion travel to Austin leaving tomorrow for the inaugural ball. Judge Onion will return Wednesday while Mrs Onion remains for the State Conference of Charities and Corrections January 28 and 29 as a special delegate appointed by Governor Colquitt. She will be the guest of friends and relatives during her stay.
The Menger Hotel opens an a la carte luncheon and dinner service starting Wednesday January 22 with new menu items and dining options for guests seeking flexible dining.
The San Antonio Turn Verein plans a mask ball on Saturday evening February 1 at Turner Hall. Members will host the event with costumes and dancing for attendees, continuing the club’s social program.
A Squab Pie Supper tonight and a Barbecued Pig Dinner tomorrow at Riverside Restaurant. Meals priced at 25 cents. For eye trouble headaches dizziness or nausea, consult Dr. J Harvey Moore at 204 Gunter Building.
The Harlandale Hot Sulphur Waters claim marvelous results in rheumatism gout sciatica nervousness stomach blood liver and kidney troubles. People from across the United States are urged to come after asking their doctor. Take the South Flores street car.
The Wigwam Theatre showcases Sarah Bernhardt in Queen Elizabeth in four parts praised as the greatest moving picture drama. Latimore & Leigh present George M Cohan's Forty Five Minutes From Broadway at the Grand Opera House with Bert Leigh and Hazele Burgess in leading roles.
A fragment notes themes in theater and advertising where practitioners weigh clever marketing against artistic integrity. The remark hints at temptations to use sensational cues to draw audiences beyond the core performance.
Emergency Laboratories of New York offers a free sample of Poslam for eczema pimples and all skin troubles. Letter to 32 West Twenty fifth Street New York City grants overnight improvement and potential cures. Poslam soap and medicated Poslam listed with prices 50 and 25 cents respectively.
Henry W. Savage brings the dramatic spectacle Everywoman to the Grand Opera House for five nights starting Sunday January 26 with a matinee Tuesday and Thursday. The tour features more than 150 performers and a full symphony orchestra. The company travels from Aust in and the production is hailed as a revelation not seen before.
Washington Jan 20 The treasury department considers a compromise to placate cities protesting the loss and location of the collector of customs office. The plan would have both ports serve as headquarters with the collector dividing time between them.
New York January 20 David A Sullivan former president of the Mechanics and Traders Bank of Brooklyn and B R Spears former president of the Borough Bank of Brooklyn were convicted of grand larceny. Sullivan drew a sentence of two to four years at Sing Sing and Spears received three months in the penitentiary.
Helen visits the Randall family after Randall is fired from Crane and Barker. Mrs. Randall faces crisis managing rent and expenses while Randall seeks new work. Helen returns home shaken, and Warren reassures but recognizes the challenge of employment age.
Bold ad copy touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for colds. It asserts refund if it fails and features Dr. W. Gromes signature on each box along with listings for Dr. J. R. Cunningham and A. Collman the plumber with addresses.
May divide Nueces county to form Kleberg county with Kingsville as seat. State Rep Pat Dunn introduced the bill in the legislature to carve from the southern section after Jim Wells was formed two years ago. The new county would honor Colonel Robert J Kleberg of the King ranch and little opposition is expected.
If you have kidney bladder or bronchial trouble consult Dr Miller free. Located at 203 Gunter building.
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