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,eesi Temperatures

Highest, 6s: lowest, 80.
Relative humidity. a. m. .ss: ?
p. m. 60: s .. m, 90
Rainfall Is p. m. to s .. M, els.
Hours of sunshine. 20.
Fer cent Of possible sunshine, So.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 81; lowest, 50.
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No. Berne Population Leaps.

LANCASTER. Ohio, March IA
North Berne increased its popula-
ton - per cent today. The populs-
ton was nineteen. George W.
Frazure moved his family Of fosf-
teen there.
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MADAM III. LENORA
MADAM MAVIS

Have Your Hand Read By
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMIsT.
Tells your past, present and future; gives
names, dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business love, luck. court
ship, marriage and divorces; in fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and happi-
ness. Don't fail to consult this wonderful
Egyptian. You will find true help.
SIS l4TH ST. n. W., BET. II & I SITS.
H-aa
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MADAM ROYAL

MADAM ROYAL
EGYPTIAN PALMIST Il CLAIRvOYANI
J0c-sPECIAL READINGS-5oc
Madame Royal will give you true advice
you eau depend on in business matters.
family affairs, love and health. Removes
evil influences, gives the name Of who you
will marry and when: tells what business
is luckiest for you: advises how TO gain
and hold = good position; tells how to win
and hold the one Of your choice. What 70
do to be successful in life; one visit to
Madame Royal will pay you for many dis
appointments in others
QOo 9TH ST Nw s-2Q
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DEATHS.

HARDY-On Wednesday, March 0. 1o21.
FANNY W.
Services at the Church Of the Ascension.
Twelfth street and Massachusetts, ar-
enue. Sunday afternoon. March 10. at Z
o'clock. lnterment in family plot at
Waco. Tex. 3-2A
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LOST.

~ eerts o tips time.
fSTs dtscosrk or more tnserftons-
LoST-CANARY BIRD, MARKED WlTh
daek. Reward. Phone North 1852
2-240
LosT-PURsE CONTAINING SUN OF
money round-trip ticket to Baltimore
Reward Address Oil Monroe st. NV
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50c-MADAM SELIA-50c
MADAM BELL

Egyption palmist: gives true adyics IN
business. health and family affairs: tells
who and when you'll marry; how 20 avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily. 10
.. m. to p. m, Call and Be convinced.
u24 1th st NV. between L and Y. IN
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IsT6 dtscosnt or more Insertions.
ROOMS AND APARTMENT, FIRST AND
second floors; electric light; h.w.h.; phone.
924 Sth st. NV. 3-2l5 .
l135 9TH ST. ". w.-I.ARGE SECOND
floor front room next to bath; Ink. IL de-
sired; reasonable. 2-243
1856 18TH ST. n VS. ROOMS AND
bath; h.w.h.; immediate possession; rea-
sonable. 3-25J
2 LARGE COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
first floor front; Ink; heat and gas !;
reasonable. 423 X st. NV. 3-272
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
62i q ST. s. wood ROOM AND
breakfast, s. per week; best location.
Franklin 1855. 3-247
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

ERENcH-swIss. MARRIED. AGE q.
wishes position IN private family ss but
k>r or garde1er; wife willing to work in the
Rouse II desired: both have best references
n desired. ALERT LANCY. I41s st.
-. Phone rrankiin ieeo-w.. city.
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FOR SALE--FARMS.
~ cents q ,ins I time.
1875 dfseosHt or more taserffoas.

AsU otscoeNs " WOW tuS6ttoSS.
>-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~ ~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~o
BAY QUARTER FARM IS OFFERED FOR
SALE AT $50 900.
This property, located In Northumberland
County, Va. consists OF about 900 acres
and is considered one of the best and one
of the most beautifully located farms in
the State. About so acres are under cul-
tivation, the balance Is heavily timbered
The farm fronts for more than Il mile On
the Potomac River at its mouth, affording
a splendid view Of Chesapeake Bay. There
are two sets Of buildings; also a summer
cottage on the bank Of the river; also val
liable oyster beds. This farm will be dis
posed Of soon. II interested act promptly
Above price includes stock and machinery.
SO 900 will secure 1t. For further particu-
lars address II. H. TOWNS. 6eI' Sd st..
Milwaukee. Wis. 2-23e
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARMS IN SUNNY
Florida, near Jacksonville; fine lands; ne
will help you financially. to make good
Write JAx. HEIGHTS CO.. Jacksonville,
Fla. 2-244
CHEAP LAND IN THE SUNNY SOUTH
hne climate. clover grows all winter;
Central Ark: Americas Paradise: the farm
ers' oil fields. r. B. GILBERT, Benton.
Ark. $3.50
FOR sALE-SOO ACRES FINEST RICH,
level prairie land, Saskatchewan; all un.
der cultivation: $50 acre; might exchange.
H0LCOMB, TOO Lafayette. South. Grand
RAPIDS. Mich. 3-256
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POULTRY AND PETS.

JUST RECEIVED. PuLyERfzED SHEEP
fertilizer for lawn and plants: CSC, soc
and Ise packages. scHMID's BIRD STORE.
1iz iztn 81. nv. s-27o
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WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS.

~ cents o Itns time.
fs76 dfscornt . or more tnserttons-
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MALE OR FEMALE-NBw AUTOMATIC
feeless refrigerator: indispensable in ey-
cry home summer cottage, city and eoun-
try; eools by evaporation; moistens itself;
operation costs nothing; saving ice money
pays cost quickly; small sanitary food
cooler: wonderful opportunity: large com
missions: exclusive territory. HUDSON
BIDwELL CO., 81 Warren St, New York
---oo
A PROFITABLE, PERMANENT BUSINESS
quickly built selling chewing gum to re-
tail stores: spearmint and novel packages
write -oday. HELMET GUN CO., IS.
hob. Palace Bldg, Cincinnati. 3-e4s
LOCAL DEALER TO WHOLESALE LOW
est priced guaranteed automobile tires
and tubes on market; big profits; famous
Jordan and Greyhound brands. Write l.
JORDAN. Sales Mgr, Ideal Tire Rubber
Co.. Cleveland. Ohio 3-29
AGENTS FOR soc SELLER AUTO NECEs-
sfty; every motorist enthusiastic booster;
100 per cent profit to you; new invention
Write DUPLEX, $3.50 Princeton ave. Chi
cago- S-zot
sT5- A-TWEEK SELLING CREsC0 RAIN
coats; be independent: no collecting or
delivering; sample coat and outnt free-
IMPROVED MFG. CO., Dept. 90. Ashland
OhIo. 7Os7. 1851
AGENTS wANTED-AFTER SEEING OUR
proposition you don't think you can make
$40 day, We don't want you. MOORE
RAKE CO., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. 3-2JS
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FLORISTS.

ff cenfs q line I ftne.
fsTt dtscount or more tHseyttoas
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Present-The Chief Justice. JUS
tice Van Orsdel, and Justice Bailey.
1896 In re Braselton. Motion to
continue until May granted.
1445 In re Inderiedeh Canning
Co. Appellants motion for leave
to file brief granted.
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NINE PARKER

NINE. PARKER.
Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium, can tell
you anything you want to know in bust
ness, health or family affairs: when and
whom you will marry; what TO do to be
successful in life. and how to win and hold
the one of your choice. Satisfaction or no
charges. 1911 Z st. nv. 3-267
MADAM H. LENORA
Gifted with second sight. foresees and tells
you anything you wish to know; gives only
truthful and good advice on business, love,
marriage, divorce; settles love and family
troubles, removes evil innuepces. You will
be wiser aud happier after seeing her.
6I5 7th ST. BET. Y AND G.
3-le0
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GEO. C. SHAFFER 800 ?; isa 20
Expressive yLoRAL I'm Phon. N.
BLEMs at MODERATE PRICES. 241s-I1-is
y i-<o7
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

~ ceafs Q lfne I time.
IsTs discosnt . or more Insertions.
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MADAM WERNER

weli-known mental scientist: ipte-v,.v
by appointment. Office hours, 10 a. n. IA
4 p. m. ~ Mass. ave. NV. Franklin e4ei
S.,1s
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NAN WISHES POSITION AS PORTER OR
house man. BOX 4s1-cf Herald office.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
A DEPENDABLE MAN DESIRES POSI-
tion Of trust; Office work; care for q
home; references; bond IL required. BOX
1s-D, Herald office. 3-2oe
WANTED-A POSITION AS GENERAL
lnborer; spanish nationality; can furnish
recommends tions. BOX l6-D. Herald office.
s-1s5
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant, Pianist and
Spirit II ,dium. Readings daily from 10 =.
m. to p. m. 1918 18th st. NV, above
Pocahontas candy shop. 2,sl0
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MALE.

anyone anywhere can operate with a few
dollars capital. Send for free plans, proofs
band bank references. THE CONTINENTAL
SERVICE CO.. Randolph and Green sts-.
Chicago, H. 3-26l
! BE DETECTIVE; SJO-s1O0 WEEKLY;
travel over world; experience unnecessary.
AMERICAN DETECTIVE AGENCY. SIS
Lucas. st. Louis. 2-233
TRACKMEN; CAR EMPLOYEES; GARDEN
er. Apply KEN. r. r. OFFICE, Ken
sington. Nd. 3-20S
PAINTER; STEADY WORK. APPLY AT
Georgia ave. and Kennedy st $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01

is urged 20 bring that reason to the
attention OF the board. If he Is
right, his case will be retired to the
boards inactive files until he wishes
10 open II again. If he has been
misinformed, the board will set him
right. The board says ii is con-
tinuaIy running into men who do
not know that they may be entitled.
for instance. to compensation from
the war risk insurance bureau, and
also TO training under the federal
board.
You may have heard ex-soldiers
or others say the the government
drafted them 10 fight, and now that
it's all over, it casts them aside, and
cares nothing for them.
II you have read what I have
written here you know that is not
so.
All you have 10 do is 10 write to
the federal board for vocational ed
ucatiOn, % W. Forty-third ST., New
York city and you will receive full
information.
That does not mean you may have
TO come 10 New York. The board
has branches all over the country
in almost every large city. But you
can write TO the New York office
and find out.
If you are in any way disabled.
why not receive this help? You are
entitled TO it, and the board is anx-
ious TO find you.
(COpyright 192O.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01

before the close Of the legislative
session in 1919.
The army was reorganized by act
Of congress during the year. The
size Of the permanent army was in
creased far above the prewar figures.
Efforts 10 provide for a peace time
compulsory military service were un-
successful.
PROHIBITION ACTIVITIES
BY ruling Of Speaker Gillett, Of the
house, il was made possible during
the year to repeal the Volstead pro-
hibitiOn enforcement act at any time
there is enough votes in the house
TO carry such G motion. The ruling
OF the speaker will make il possible
for the house to add a rider to any
appropriation bill carrying an appro-
priatiOn for prohibition enforcement
far as the action Of the house is
needed. This Obviates the necessity
Of protracted hearings by committees
IL enough votes can be mustered at
any time 10 pass the rider.
TIGHT MONEY MARKET.
During the closing days of the
year the question Of most vital i'm
portance to congress is the present
curtailment of credit and the tight
ness of the money market through
out the United States. Plans for the
recreation Of the War Finance Cor
poration have been perfected. The
senate has adopted resolution
which, if passed by the house and
signed by the president, would have
that effect
Means by which the farmers might
dispose of the years crop TO foreign
nations are also under consideration.
Import embargoes on foodstuns. Of
which there is a surplus in this cOun-
try, have been proposed. Only one
other question of Importance IS &C
cupying the time Of the cOngressiOn-
al leaders That is formation Of
n tax and tariff program to be
followed after the Inauguration or
Pres't-elect Harding.
Hearings VIII be held throughout
January by the house ways and
means committee and may continue
until March 4. The committee then
will draft a bill which will be ready
when the special session Of congress
is convened early in the Harding ad-
ministratiOn.
TAX PROBLEMS.
Plans Of the ways and means COM
mittee members for the imposition
Of taxes are varied. There seems 70
be a general opinion in favor OF the
suspension Of the excess profits taxes
as the year closes In the place of
this form Of taxation a turnover"
sales tax is proposed Much Opposi-
ton is heard against the sales tax.
Another plan suggested by the house
leaders is tax on Undivided profits
Of corpora tons. This is opposed by
Rep. Fordney, of Michigan, chair
man Of the ways and means com
mittee.
Another year was devoted TO the
efforts OF anti-packer members 20
pass legislation 70 regulate the pack
ing industry. Such legislation Will
not be passed during the year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
WHAT UNCLE SAM
Is DOING FOR HIS
DISABLED MEN
DIR. Frank Crane Writes of
Work Being Done by
Government.
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE.


While there is so much criticism
Of the government going on, and
now that the war is over nobody
seems TO have a kind word for Uncle
sam, / would ike TO call attention
TO one really good and first class
thing ne is doing.
The government has appropriated
$50, 600 600 10 help all those who
have been incapacitated by the war
TO fit themselves for jobs.
That is quite a tidy sum. Do you
know about il? Are you a disable
soldier, or do you know of one? II
so. here is the chance TO find out
that the country that asked men to
fight for IL is not altogether migrate
full.
Discharge Hundreds Weekly.
Every week hundreds of service
men are discharged as cured from
the government hospitals, and at the
same time returned to civilian
status, but these young men in many
cases are not physically and men
tally able to take up their former
vocation. The federal board for vO-
cational education has $50, 100000
at its disposal and is prepared TO
give training TO any disabled eX-
service man honorably discharged
since April Z, 1917, who is unable
to carry on at his former work
without a real handicap and whose
condition makes such training
feasible. In this way the government
has provided a comparatively happy
and independent future for sucn
men.
The government now pays men
from $50 10 $40 per month, &C
-. 4 - o. 4
the cost of living in the locality in
which he is trained. These men are
trained at many of the best profess
sional and trade schools in the
country; others are trained on the
job with some practical firm; still
others prefer TO keep their present
positions and study in night courses
without training lay in order to ad-
vance themselves.
If a mans eligibility can be es-
tablished, he can oe almost imme-
diately enrolled In a school or
placed in training for a trade with
some firm.
Men from out of town will be
furnished free railroad transporta-
ton upon request and given meals
and lodging where necessary.
Lack of schooling does not make
man ineligible. The board Will
endeavor TO train the most illiterate
foreigners. Many men think 1t is
necessary for them to leave home
towns ir order to get training OF
any sort AS the board places a
great many men in placement
training on the job" 1t is quite pos
sible that a man can live at home
while taking training.
Urged TO Present Person.
If any man has a reason why he
cannot accept vocational training at
the hands Of the federal board. he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
ORPIIII-M

The holiday bin which closes at
the Orpheum tonight features Kir-
by. Quinn and Anger ln the corner
comedy. "On the Street" LaROse
and Adams an original team Of
funsters. sing and dance their way
90 the hearts OF their audience
with their "Bits Of Sunshine" "A
Night on Broadway is the title OF
the Offering Of Hsu. Ermiue and
Brice, "a clever trio Of entertainers
VIM. Sisto, known as the italian
statesman. anuses with a comedy
dialect monolOgue, while Prosper
and Maret athletic wonders. and
the Dancing Humphreys. round out
the bill.
star ting tomorrow afternoon. the
new BIN features Lillian Bernard
and her FIVE Jazz clowns OF synco-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
oBTRGLAR PROOF-n

The rollicking farce, Burglar
Proof" in which Bryant Washburn
and company get themselves all
tangled up I'm plots in Cabarets. will
be shown for the last times in South
Bend today at the Castle. The
Moon Riders Is an added matinee
attraction. Tomorrow will mark the
showing Of Carmel Myers in The
Gilded Dream" a new specta cular
production which far Outclasses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
OUR NEW YEARS GREETINGS

May this New Year be a happy
one for you. We hope your home
Is warm and comfortable and that
we have had the pleasure Of sup
plying the coal TO keep it so.
II we haven't, we would appre-
ciate an opportunity to show you
what good coal and good service
we can give you. G. n. Defrees.
319 S. Taylor St. Main 279, Lincoln
5279. Also dealer in lime, cement
and clay goods. Home of "Freeze-
No." the ideal automobile solution
FOR winter use. 9644-8
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
"TTIE ROMANTIC
ADVENTURES

Dorothy Dalton stars In The
Romantic Adventures. the current
OH at the LaSalle. The photoplay
ls generally accounted one OF the
best OF Miss Dalton's pictures To-
morrow the L.aSalle will offer an in
teresung picture IN Eyes OF the
Heart This phOtoplay has aroused
interest In the film world because IL
marks the debut OF the star. Mary
N H. AIinter. in strong emotional
roles. Miss Minter is one Of the
strongest drawing cards on the
screen. She portrays the part OF a
blind girl who saw deeper with the
eyes Of her heart than she could
with her real eyes after sight vas
restored 10 her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
THEATERS


Several native redslliu actors take
part IN the production. Behold 1fy
Wife which viii be shown az tho
oliver theater all next week. The
story was adapted from "a novel OF
the Canadian northwest from the
pen OF Sir Gilbert Parker The
story centers around the regenerate
son Of an aristocrauc English fam
ily. who. in a moment OF rage
against his folks. marries a crude
indian girl and sends her overseas
10 disgrace them. But she turns
the tables upon her husband IN a
most novel and dramatic manner.
Elliott Dexter. Milton Sills, Mabel
Julenne Scott and Ann Forrest are
Included in the cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01

psins wAsrs tAs q Joseph river Amss msss psceur..us
HsrthvAEa -
AREA: ciy p-Opsr IAT4 square miles, slnuSs rs
prOpsrty ssB.1lO,SsO
CITY DEBT 100000 ttss
Sinking fund Bitis ]
Net debt --.--.--- tttfssT
CITY PROPERTY FIXED ASSETS, sOaa.tsa.
Chamber exclusive
Indiana Club. Knife and cUs.
club. Rotary Club
University Club. Country Club With
Also HubSr
ORGANIZATIONS whOh provide for ntsstuAl needs and
life
RATE Sss IOes.
BIRTH RATE: 1874 per 1000.
EDUCATIONAL INsrITUTIo4Ss Eighteen ErHos public AOos
a u.25OOOO. $4,000
pArOohial schools School 81
public
attendance
sand Night school IL also provided b. the T. NJ C. A. and
A university OF s tu Of
the city st. Msrs Academy another large Catholic institution
provides for the academic and ooesiAts training OF girls In adj
following
Three business colleges schools OF music
FACILITIES FOR NEW INDUSTRIES: An impstant ndsos-
furnished Manufacturers Plant and Power Co. p~Oe
power had the buildings company at
Many prOcurAble.
Chamber of Commerce list and DnOtOs
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Ten banks companies
Of 322.ssO,ss2O2
BoR South Bend wh eo1s 6 sSSs SFS's. 81
the smaller adjacent
men own their homes
Is The the, soG s6a Rss never Fas 5So But
steady. though rapid growth positive
So%@ercial
@ s & s census :s M $500 5:' and 'i' s 1890
The Eysr .an g;s
most power being Bend
SRA here Of a and t & @ at
overlook
Average % cost S" I5 to 50 D. $500 per h p per year
Cas- per n
SAFETY: FIRE stations.
of S S By the
valse Of buildings and content. at risk in the Last
AysTaseoss per- year for Is year. sssss
POLICE REPARTmsT Sys and s". pon'
RELIGIOUS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS sxysx enurones
including C. A costing
We Costing SoO6Oo Museums in tie city Snl
Orphans oro al i home o--'' -"O -
STREETS alley. avenues
paved SS5s miles Complete being developed
STREET LJeHTs Total public lights lss: insuaias g.
$4,000 illuminated with the improved
sas if @nes 'A''' IN ''' '''A ''nSn
Union ma stations
oonnectien with Chicago all
intermediate
exchange. stations
changes Average calls day. 1900
TRANSPORTATION has
electric
Michigan Southern
Indiana
Indiana q Illinois eighth LAX a
and
entering
Central Two belt roads encrce
he Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01

patton. Dresdner and Allen. black
face comedians, Wallace Calvin,
comedy conjurer. the Stuart Girls.
IN a combination OF character and
harmony singing; THE Beginning
Of the World a spectacular scenic
act, and TechOw's Cats. complete
the vaudeville program. The latest
Kilograms and Tories Of the Day
are also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
STORMY TIME

The treaty had a rough path in the
senate during the passing year. Il
was rejected and returned u the
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee and then returned 20 the floor 20
meet a similar fate The document
was returned 20 the presiden- and
remains In his hands. rejected. The
first rejection OF the treaty eccurre'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS.

Make this resOlution-tO save
during 1921. Six percent Of more
is paid on all money invested with
the WOrkingmen's Building and
Loan association. Deposits made
before Jan. 10 will draw interest
from first Of year 9641-Jan 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01

"Folly's Trail" which proved 80
popular here. Miss Myers is now
dancing on the New York stage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
DODGE ELECTRIC
IS PIONEER FIRM
Founded by j. w. Dodge
When Tulsa Was a
Country Town


Among tho many firms r'prc.
scented at the cloptil, anOw VIII nc
found IN, b.drc Electric c,,nu,py
ono ~ ia. ,ld,.t ,f,g,,I,ar ,.tah
ii.br,.,t, ,f .r,rs, mi. pt,,ar,
cofuusu. ,,ft, .. bio og.,I.a4l, and
rcfou d,r,rtg,grt I...trI ,y l.esf
gcrnpd .t,,.i ,,.4 founded D, L ~
Dodeo bs,E ip t.. dave when Turap
wns opiv "a ANAL country toVr.
IIko many nih,r old dime Tulaaua
M Bndpr n,J faith u the ,ity'a
future ana tbpt rIth has bo,n
annie rrunfdsd Nr Dodge started
ID t..sI,c.s Ir , y.,. p,.da.i vav
with oplv one au4N store room on
goutb U1ai.p nyrrur. no SAWS now
tbst "a, ..tfr. .f,.a Dy tII. mn,
.t,to rpuII b,vr brru Ipnd,d int.
an ,v ,.rf ,rd bpuI,d AWAY nj ono
iosI phla hunlhlr beginning and
tbo hard yr8r4 chat fDIiDwrd dI
nor dis,nurpvr MI Dodrc. for ut,
firm grew and prospcrcd despite uI
handicapg.
In Iql2 tho store location was
changed Ia ii4 Eat second street
ana q n y,,Io Lrr,uc nstaocln..l
yoith IA. flrr, pusv yenra followed
Tulsa hogan tn build skyacrnpors
rho Bodrr Elocirir rompanv with
t,s modern. continent and eIectrlcn 3
s,,nr,s ons nov I'm rositinn L.
b,,di, tbrsc bir iobs In such q
crcdltablc mnnner that their busi-
pess Increased nv tsnpa aud
hounds g H. Vonlc. vice -prosidcni
~ ,bc cornranv s,ys he dnosr't
claim mat his COMPANY has wired
every skvscrapcr in Tulsa. but
added after "A momcnre thouEhi
"Wo did handle somo of tho moe'
atffic,t, and Intricate work In
Ioie Nr Dodge reniigrd that In or.
der tn rnntinuo tbolr standard of
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