text: 4 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925. •The Growth of a Great City Is Linked With the Development of Telephone Service! ri; -3 S"' ) -Jm ( \ 9 J’WBF A SB / f J ® ;SK • ( r xj dis li Hr w ■' <• ’ : ''Pnnf H / iHMB \ I s 5 S’ as Sz MW X M ; JB| iWi>* *» 1 ;■ ; ’ ** JHWWiinfW A s / I ■■3a' n J * ® - L oif i&«, pn J r\ IBs n. ff 9 Bo <i Ba! ,, ;'S! r -"' r iff 3^.’M \< 1» M\m \iinn 1 - r d T ! 1] “■•h,Br \\\W\ / \J) | Q aXxwXxXmXw II / z iii/l h ////, ‘ '>V' : ' / • \ ■ If t/f /// ( ) \ 77,900 Telephone Station* VIA ///'///// . ; . : l> y// " 1 *n 1 -£*« fx Jfc' * “jrjy 1 r rt % •' 3" Ca*Vl wl * uw Ji«nwaj * Wißk. . ”77*3*7 J u»-—> ,MH i; a; ’ t'-spUMB^y VH i?w W;s®■•'»?>s®dß;^-Hi-'.;»MH.tfos»-MKHi.w. j; <J;a;: f *5l •! - s "- n rr^ 9 - 81 ■- ’• Si «m -‘ * • M | flll« « w ” " ‘" ; ' —Xh w ■ • ! * j jr— Qh r More buildings and expanding business require more telephones and more elaborate equipment. 1 Building and business on the present day scale would be impossible of operation without the telephone. On the other hand, the telephone has become a modern miracle through the demand upon the ingenuity of telephone engineers to meet the growing requirements of a rapidly progressing business world. The telephone will continue to grow with the population and industrial demands: the plans of today will anticipate the growth of tomorrow. Studies of future demands are made years in advance. 204,800 Population 35,878 Telephone Station* A Greater San Antonio Is Already Recorded in Our Estimates of Future Growth Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. Im HARRY MARTYN, District Manager THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925. 