US Army Infantry School - Doughboy Yearbook (Fort Benning, GA)

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'Howard Taxi and Bus Company 5.21: .H-:T gg 5 IFA, Q Q iifilifsl Z . Bi fTiF3s1iifIfi'TT' Twin sixes PACKARDS Late Models Service in Keeping With The Equipment Fort Benning Stand. Phone 101-Post. BUSES-Facts About the Buses August 13, 1921, to and including December 12, 1922 Round Trips, Columbus-Fort Benning ............................ 134-51 Passengers Hauled ................................. .... ..... 3 6 9267 Schedules Missed ...... ................ . . . 7 Injuries in Accidents . . . ................... . . . None SCHEDULES From Columbus on the Hour every hour beginning at 5:00 a, m. Last bus leaves city at 12:00 Midnight. From Fort Benning on the Hour every hour beginning at 6:00 a. m. Last bus leaves the Fort at 12:4-0 a. rn. COMFORT The buses are equipped with extra length special tempered springs, rubber insulated spring shackles, Overman cushion tires and spring seats and are therefore very easy riding. FARE 25 cents for the nearly 9 miles, which we believe is the lowest charge for a similar service in the country. Howard Taxiand Bus Company Main Office Phone City 410 Phone Fort Benning lOl-Post Page Twenty-ciglzt

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I-IO E SAVINGS BANK, GEORGIA HOME BUILDING CAPITAL .................... ................. . . . .3 50,000.00 SURPLUS .............. . 35,000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS .. .. 18,672.74 TOTAL ASSETS ..... ........... . .. I,3I9,946.6I OFFICERS: RHODES BROIVNE, 1-,I'k'SIfIL?l'It YVM. B. LANGDON, Tice-Presirlent M. L. PATTERSON, JR., TYGZISIIIEI DIRECTORS: Rhodes Browne, Presimll-nip C. E. Wesilyl-oolc, Dry Goods and Notions H. L. XI'illinins, I'1'0sicIent, Swift Mfg. CO. F. G. Power, President, Power-Baird Co. George A, P91111-0, President. City Mills Co. Reuben Kyle, Kyle Bros. Auto Company. Charles XV. Mizell, Iilattvi' K llen'S Outfitter Xvlll. B. Langdon, Vice-President. AI. L. Put! ersun, ,Tr., T1'ensu1'e1'. THE SURE ROAD TO SUCCESS IS THROUGH SAVING Interest at Four Per Cent Allowed' on Deposits, Compounffed .Semi-Annually. DEPOSITS INVITED Fort Benning Representatives: Ii. O. I'Iuw:irfl. R. M. Hall, Jr. The Georgia Home Insurance Company COLUMBUS, GEORGIA CASH CAPITAL .. TOTAL ASSETS .. RHODES BROXVNE, President. DANA BLACKMAR, Vice-Pres. and Rhodes Browne, Presiclvni., Duma Blacfkiiiar, Vice-President. L. H. Chappell, Real Eslzite. R. E. Dismukes, Capitalist. IB29-1923 ...S200,000.00 ..727,9941-.21 OFFICERS: , GEORGE KLUMP, Assistant Secretary. Sec'y. A. P. BUGG. T1-ez1su1'e1'. DIRECTORS: ' Julius Friedlaeuder, Julius Friecllaendei' Co., Bnggiug and Ties. H. H, Swift, Slade 8 Swift, Attorneys. H. L. XVillinms, President, Swift Mfg. Co. Fire, Lightning, Use and Occupancy, Profits and Rent Insurance A HOME COMPANY SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED REPRE SENTED LOCALLY BY D. F. YVillcox Sa Company, Jim and George Wood1'uE. J. C. Cook, Jr. R, P, Spencer. Herbert D. Groover. C. M. Woolfolk. Page Thirty