Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-24
THE GREAT Cen.
TRIAL TRUST BANK
One of Chicago's Solidest Insti-
tutions and a Bulwark of the
Business Community.

The Central Trust Company of ILL
nOis with its fifty millions of dollars
in deposits, its great capital and able
management, enjoys the well de-
served and unlimited confidence of the
people of Chicago.
Its officers are: Charles G.. Dawes,
president; Joseph L. Otis, Edwin f.
Mack, William r. Abbott and Walter
ii. Wilson, vice presidents; William
X. Dawes, vice president and cashier;
J. L. Lindquist, Landon c. Rose, viii.
liam c. Cook, T. c. Neal and Fred d.
Woodland, vice presidents; l.. d. Skin.
ner, William w. Gates, John w.
Thomas, Harry r. Moore, Addison
Corneau, Howard s. Camp and j. II.
Musson, assistant cashiers; Albert G..
Mang, secretary; William G. Edens
ard Ansel X. Bodholdt, assistant sec
retaries; John L. Lehnhard, assistant
trust officer; Lloyd II. Steere, probate
officer; Robert II. Berry, auditor.
George f. Brown, Jr., is manager of
the Savings Department: II. L. Schroe.
der manager of the Bond Department,
and c. s. futile manager Of the Real
Estate Loan Department.
The directors are: A. J. Earling,
president Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway Co.; Arthur Dixon,
president Arthur Dixon Transfer Com.
pany; Charles T. Boynton, Pickands,
Brown & Company; Alexander II.
Revell, president Alexander H. Revell
a. Company; 8. NJ. FELTON,, president
Chicago Great Western r. II. Co.; T.
w. Robinson, vice president Illinois
Steel Company; Chandler b. Beach,
c. d. Beach & Company; 2. G. Sim.
mons, president Simmons Mfg. Co.,
Kenosha; II. A. Langhorst, president
Albert Schwill e Company; Howard
G. Hetzler, president Chicago G West
ern Indiana X. R.; Walter II. Wilson,
vice president Central Trust Co. Of
Illinois; Joseph +. Otis, vice president
Central Trust Co. Of Illinois; George
Woodland, chairman advisory commit.
tee Central Trust Co. Of Illinois; Bur.
ton L. Peek, vice president Deere &
Company, Moline; James w. Stevens,
president Illinois Life Insurance Com
pany; w. o. Johnson, general counsel
and director Chicago C Erie II. r.; r.
Floyd Clinch, Crerar, Clinch & Com.
pany; William c. Boyden, Matz, Fish.
or & Boyden, attorneys; c. d. SEQ.
vile, real estate, Oak Park and Chi.
cago; A. II. Barnes, A. II. Barnes &
Co.; II. j. Evans, National Biscuit
Co.. Landon c. Rose, vice president
Central Trust Co. of Illinois, A. NJ.
Johnson, president National Life Ins.
Co. Of U. s. Of A.; w. ]. Calhoun,
Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean, attorneys;
Charles G. Dawes, ex.comptroller Of
currency.
The departments Of this great bank
may be summarized as follows:
Banking Department.-Everyf facility
for handling the checking accounts
OF individuals. firms and corporations.
Commercial loans. Interest allowed
on satisfactory balances.
Trust Observation-Disclosures by
law to accept trusts OF all kinds. Acts
as administrator, guardian, custodian,
conservator, or trustee, also registrar
and transfer agent Of corporations.
Savings Department.--Three per
cent paid on savings deposits. Open
Monday evenings.
Bond Department.-Buys and sells
U. S. Government, foreign govern
ment, state, municipal, railroad, public
service, corporation and building
bonds. List of investments yielding
Az per cent to 6 per cent on appli'
cation.
Real Estate Loan Department.
High grade real estate bonds and
mortgages, netting per cent to per
cent. for sale. Mortgage loans on i'm.
proved Chicago property. Building
loans specially.
Foreign Exchange Department.-Fa'
cilities for handling all kinds OF for.
eign business.
Safe Deposit Vaults.-Boxes from
800 a year upwards. Storage rooms
for trunks and bulky packages. Hours
0 a. m. to p. m. Saturdays 0 a. m.
to p. m.
Banking Hours.-10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Saturdays Q a. m. to IL noon. Savings
Department open Mondays from 10 a.
m. to s p, m.