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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS

To be a good dodger. Is certainly
a necessarv and fine trait, with the
enormous traffic on cur streets. some
have tried TO dodge taxes. sickness,
and troubles, but We have to hear OF
The ilfst one thai ever succeeded in
doing 81. Man is heir to trouble as
the sparks are to fly upward. But
We know of a dandy car that has
made for itself national reputation
on account Of its wonderful ability in
lodging extreme high prices. poor
service, early breakdoWnS, accidents.
and the hundred and one troubles that
come 10 the owner Of ears. They
dodge and get by the best and most
expensive automobiles on the market
offering unparalleled service. IA ear
that makes fine a1rearanee, luxur-
lous ana comfortable TO the last de-
gree, and the purchase of which does
not leave a man broke Hat, instead
! 1t leaves You in the happiest frame Of
mind, as you don't have 70 put mort
gage on your home TO pay for it mol
sell the furniture 10 buy gasoline
! Economical in every particular, il /.
/ the most popular car on the market.
Dodge Brothers Dealers. of Cham
paign, Illinois, are the proud handler
of this car, and their many patron
all over the country testify 10 tn,
honorable treatment accorded them b,
this firm. Just take a look at tn
beautiful machines in their sales
rooms, then get rid of that old, shah
b expensive car and say it with
Dodge, and YOU will be a happy con
tented citizen.
You will find this Dodge Brother
used cars the same surplus value a
in the new cars. They contain mile
of unused transportation, so priced a
to represent dollar for dollar value.
The Twin City Review recommend
that all members Of Unions consul
this firm and enjoy these beautifl
days in one of their cars, in this 1872
Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
GAINS EXIDE BATTERY
STATION

With the advent of the automobile,
many other new business has been
launched 10 take care of troubles so
incident TO the wear and tear on cars.
To even casual observer, il would
seem that two-thirds of the business
places are devoted to something re-
lated 10 these machines, for on every
corner and i'm between the corners are
tire shops, dealers in cars, repair
places and battery stations, and one
very important features in the safe
operations of cars.
Gains Exide Battery Station, locat-
ed at 10 North Walnut Street, is one
Of our foremost, busy, reliable con
Germs, and the autoists Of Champaign
and surrounding country have learned
where to take their battery troubles
to insure satisfaction. They work on
all kinds and makes of batteries and
guarantee the most skilled service and
satisfaction Nothing can make car
owner more anguish and trouble than
defective battery work, so il is 10 the
interest Of all to patronize an expert
shop, where ready, alert and cheerful
manner inspires the patrons with the
confidence that the MANAGER of said
shop knows his business. Delivery Is
one Of their chief attractions, and call
Phone 2262 and they will get your
battery. fix il up, and deliver II 10
you, all in o. X. shape. Our mem
bers should patronize this shop as
they are favorable to organized labor.
The Twin City Review takes pleas
ure in placing the name of this con-
Germ before the public. in this our
1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

tail stores are sometimes guilty Of
me same charge.
the +. h. Colilns Company having
three branch houses in Danville
Champaign and Bloomington. Illinois,
handle wholesale auto accessories. aud
they Keep the ftnest line Of the stan
dard makes continually in steek. Then
Champaign place OF business Is al
III North walnut Street. and II Is
made possible faI ever retailer ta
see what he Is buying, thus ohvlatiue
the necessity OF buying from a travel
ing man who shows you catalogue
and that is all tina evidence you have
Of what the different articles viii be.
One visit 10 THIS great accessory en-
porium will make you steady Gust
omef for the rest Of your days, be
cause your customers will soon get
wise to the fact that you know how
to buy, and the selling proposition
will take care of itself. Mf. Il. %.
Wilson. manager of this branch house
is one of our most prominent business
men, we'll known for his honorable
dealings, and he will give you aus
/ pointers about accessories you do mol
/ happen 10 be informed of.
Inc Twin City Review eheerfully
recommends this firm 10 our reader.
in this 1920 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
5. |. BENFORD
GARAGE

If ever there was a slick set of
thieves that make their get away with
the most consummate skill and des-
patch and carry the goods with them.
in fact ride off in same, it is the
automobile theft. And garages have
sprung up all over the country, in
every nook and corner, TO obviate the
custom of bein" a prey to this kind
of common criminality. To be sure.
we don't feel like eondemning people
for wanting a car, but we don't want
him to have such an intense longing
for one that he viii steal ours. So,
if we are wise we will put temptation
out of his reach and let the most
popular garage in town house our car
from the elements and dishone 81
rougueS.
S. |. Benford, located at 514-51G
North Neil Street, not only operates
first class GARAGE but is an expeI,
repairer of cars. His business is con.
Quoted i'm the most honorable man.
ner, and a car that is entrusted L
his care remains unmoleSted and NJ
employee ever takes a joy ride il
any machine left here. Champaig
is proud of its large number of bust
ness houses, among which is the S.
Benford Garage. Many of our read
ers and members find is much more
convenient to store their automobile
with him than to go to the expense
of building garage and running 8
much greater risk than to use a pub
lie place.
The Twin City Review urges al
members of the various Unions Il
patronize this garage, in this Indus
trial, 1925 Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Signs Child Labor Bill

Austin, Texas, March 2l.-Gover-
nor Miriam A. Ferguson has signed
the new child lapor bill. passed by the
state legislature. The act provides
that children under Is years shall not
work at any occupation except upon
farms and messenger service in towns
Of less than $1,000 inhabitants. Chill
dren under II are prohibited from
work in more hazardous OCCUPATIONS
in theatres and in immoral places.
Provisions for special permits may be
granted by a county judge when the
support by a child is necessary for the
maintenance Of a destitute family.
This legislation followed the agita-
ton for the LEGISLATURE to pass the
federal child labor amendment, which
it rejected.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
TONY'S
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

You may fool an automobile owner
once but the second time its all off
Every car owner knows the import
ance of a skilled repair man handling
his car, and the woeful results of an
unskilled merchanic cannot be imagin.
ed. And last but not least, is charg.
ing an exorbtant price for imaginary
repairs, because you are entirely al
their mercy.
Tony's Auto Repair Shop, located
at 2l4 South Market Street, Cham
paign, Illinois, is not only a high class
shop in every particular, but the eX-
pert Knowledge pained in the use Of
a car, and the skillful treatment &c
corded ones nice car, combined with
quick. alert courteous service, makes
this place one very popular with the
trade. They know his business and
is interchangeable and patient in rend-
dering aid to the poor mortals who
have car trouble. All work is guar
anteed. and there is never a come
back at Tony's place Of business. That
is why cars are parked all around
this place, from morning until night,
waiting for a skillful doctor Of auto
mobiles TO treat their troubles. And
how quickly it is done is pleasing to
the public. Tony is friendly to all
Labor Unions, and they should keep
his place in mind when having that
awful experience Of something going
wrong. Tony will make it right night
away If you consult him.
The Twin City Review takes pleas
ure in extolling this place 10 all IN
this Its 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
UNIONS DEMAND
"YELLOW DOGS"
BE OUTLAWED

Columbus, Ohio, April l,--Ohie
trade unionists are conducting an az.
Rressive campaign In behalf OF a bill
before the state legislature that would
OUTLAW the yellow dog contract.
Employers who favor the yellow
dog" take advantage of worker
necessity and force him TO agree not
to join labor union--to waive law
tul rgh,--as the price Tor giving him
employment.
The pending bill was drawn by
Prof. Oliphant, for many years pro.
lessor of law. Columbia university
and has been declared constitutional
| by two of the most noted lawyers IN
this state-Timothy S. Hogan, former
state attorney General, and George u.
0key.
The bill declares that 1t Is "con.
trary to public policy" TO enforce the
yellow dog"
Attorneys Hogan and okey point
out that the yellow dog" is an "un-
warranted invasion of liberty" guar
anteed by Section | Of the Ohio bill Of
rights In the state constitution, which
declares:
"All men are. by nature, free and
independent, and have certain inalien-
able rights, among which are those Of
enjoying and defending life and labor.
acquiring, possessing and protecting
property and seeking and obtaining
happiness and safety"
The attorneys also refer TO to
fourteenth amendment to the federal
constitution, that no state shall make
or deprive any person of life, lIb.
cry or property without due process
of law"
Al a joint meeting Of the senate
and house judiciary committee,
President Frey and Secretary Don.
nelly Of the Ohio state federation Of
labor, together with Attorney Hogan,
urged passage Of the bill. They were
opposed by two representatives Of
employers associations, who eYaded
a discussion Of the bill bat attacked
trade unionism along lines invariably
followed By spokesmen FOR anti-nnion
employers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
MAX ELY
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
AND TRIMMING

If we were advised that a certain
tailor or dressmaker had the most
wonderful and latest patterns of the
most unheard of styles straight from
the gay City of Paris, how those who
care for appearances would flock to
such a place. 1t would be filled 20
overlooking, and they would burst out
the sides of the store. Now, we have
an enterprising merchant who has this
very desirable thing for that nice car
of yours, and what he can do to it,
we haven't enough printers ink to
tell.
Max Ely, located at 235 South Mar
ket Street, Champaign, Illinois, has
the material and skilled painters and
trimmers to make your automobile APP
pear like a French car from abroad.
If you let him have his way with the
machine, it will make you gasp for
breath, and dazzle your eyes like the
most glitterin" of jewels. In fact
here is where all kinds of top work
is done to the satisfaction of those
entrusting this work to him. Who
likes to ride in IN old, dusty, dirty,
shabby car, that looks like it came
out of the first automobile shop ever
established? Well, for one we don't
and will not as long as Max has
brushes, paints and material to do
first class job. Let him doll pour car
up until the passerSby can see their
reflection and you will be the envy of
others less ambitious than you. This
is he Spring of the year when every
BODY and everything puts on a new
dfess-don't neglect your automobile,
have il match the others.
The Twin City Review gladly lists
this merchant in this 1925 Business
Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
c. E. KRUSE AUTO
WORKS

Some day not far distant, although
we sincerely hope such will not happen
there will be some careless, poor
driver make a bad turn and you will
be the unfortunate unblamable, in
nocent victim of some other fellows
crazy driving. Then, when your car
seems to you that it is a hopeless
wreck, why the first thing that occurs
may be that it is only good for the
junk pile. In this you are very much
mistaken, for the automobile business
has created all kinds of business in
connection with it. And ONE wide
awake, far-sighted, enterprising man
gets the idea that even though a car
may appear to be a total wreck, still
there are some parts that have es-
capped injury And he takes these
good parts and sets them in a shop
and sells them to those needing same.
[. (. kruse, with shop at 50 East
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
VI. \. NELSON X son
Al rohOBliE. ACCESSORIES.
STORAGE. TIRES. OIL.

Naturally one single. individual
merchant. in enc establishment. In one
city handles one superior nroduc,
article 81 machine, hut Champaign
has "a cracker jack Of a dealer wno
handles trio Of superior. supcr-eN.
eclltpt automobiles, and these ttiplets
cover the tour corners Of the globe.
as well as II there were four; this
three suuale business Is the talk of
the automobile world IN this section
Of the country.
n. \. Nelson 4 son, located at ISIS
West I'M Street handle the raigC.
Chandler and Iewett cars, and that
Is why Champaign attracts the Wis
tiers attention 10 the well equipped
citizens of cur city, dying by With
their shining machines, Not only docs
their spacious salesroom exhibit these
shining beauties. hut thes viii safely
guard your car m their garage, and
have large stock OF highest grade
accessories, tires, etc, Everything
that is needtul to assist locomotiou
can be obtained here. The automo-
bile business has attained such glgau.
tic proportions thai We hesitate e.
prophecy the limit. soon people vii
haze 10 take turns to be able to gel
around the country, These high elias
cars arc too we'll known To need an>
/ elaboration. We are not capable ~
doing them justice, Say il with Oh,
of these cars, and thereby gain IN,
Ieyerastinv love aud gratitude Of Ga,
/ family NJ 4. Nelson Il Son an,
energetic, farsightcd business men an,
fortunate in being the nroud agent
of this tuo of cars.
The Twin City Review recommend
/ this concern 10 our ieadefs IA thl
4 1925 business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
PARkHILL CHEVROLET
SALES
CHEVROLET CARS

There is so much false pride m the
average Individual that costs him
man" a dollar, and We see it exhibit
ed more in the purchasing of cars
than any other one thing. although II
is conceded by business men that nine
oul of ten people live way beyond
their means. \ car that affords the
most luxurious comfort, takes you
wherever you will it to 60, has less
upkeep cost and serves the same puf.
rose as "a five thousand dollar car,
should be jumped at by the person
supposed to be in the middle elass.
If you have too high ideas, remems
Der you are fooling no one but your
sef--the world sees through you.
The Chevrolet Car has stood the
test of time and the service II has
rendered to its large list of pur-
chascfs can never be estimated IN
dollars and cents. Thousands enjoy
this elegant little ear with the air OF
king, and manv a working man has
been able to give his family solid
comfort and enjoyment out of his
Chevrolet. For economical transpor.
tation. il has no equal, and IT pos.
sesssas the features of a 100000 car
Its 80 h. p. motor and overhead
valves, forced feed oiling system
Remy ignition and starter, honey.
comb radiator, water circulator, ana
hundred other good points has put
it in the front Of this priced cars.
All demonstrations without obliga-
tionS. But, once you take a ride,
you're lost to all other cars but the
Chevrolet. Let their salesman show
you its value and worth and superior
attractions.
The Twin City Review Is a friend
to the Chevrolet, and wishes to re-
commend this concern to our readers
in this 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
SCHULTZ & GOODMAN
Dealers In
npRANr. FLINT \ STAR CARS

Il seeg eur forefathefs and anees-
ser should set a view Of the country
ss1sy tbsy Weald wonder What in the
world were those black flying objects
as ,aisk as flies IN the summertime,
aariae hilhef aad ,higher IN ore leng
endless succession. The mammoth
growth Of The automobile business has
alsua every olhtr Inc look Ike enc
cent n3Cce. Ia comparison 10 the IN
tsfCsl ana money and time and talk
devoted Il It, And the strange part
about thus gigantic trade Is that Il
Is cosmopolitan II is service. No
matter hoN moderate your means may
as, Sau ean roe IN a car ami threw
thc dost en the rich mans machine,
With ihe an 81 The prince. This Is all
matte possible BY philan,hrenie men
"ho hsNe sought 10 manufacture ears
within the reach If all
&. 7, 1eadmann, with elegant quar-
tets and slaIerooms az logan and
Nalnu, Streets. Champaign, Illinois,
aas same 81 the most wonderful new
models Ia the nurant. Flint and Ssar
eats. and hts courteous statesmen viii
b ei3d Ia explain the features OF each
"a, ID yau al his salesreems. These
shining beauties awake feelings Of
envy, but Yeu MAY be the proud
4, ssessof of ear il seu let them sN-
plain their proposition TO Nou. In ease
sou have ttaahle With your machine,
a. Is ~, uncommon. here il where
expert mechanical service Is obtain
able. LEI them sheW You how nice
and comfortable are these eafs and
how luxurious Is the pleasure derived
lheleiram We recommend this ean
een 10 our members in this ~.
/ Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
1925 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY

University Avenue, Champaign. Him
o., buys and sells used car parts AMI
no matter what you are in the market
Tor, he has It, 50 here's your chance
to practice thrift in every sense Of the
word. Ali kinds of parts are con
tinually getting on the bum and it -
one eeaseleSS buy for every automobile
owner, but a shop Of this kind /, your
salvation for obtaining parts tina.
don't cost fortune. Labor Unions
will find a friend in this dealer in
parts, and a penny saved is a penny
earned, so go to it.
The Twin City Review is glad ID
include this concern among our prom
lnent firms in this our 1925 Busine
Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCu-
LATION. ETC, REQUIRED BY
THE ACT OF CONGRESS- OF
AUGUST "a, 1912,

or Twin City Review, published week
ly at Champaign, ILL.,, for April !,
1926.
State Of Illinois, County Of Cham
paign, SIS.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared NJ. S. Burr,
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing 10 law, deposes and says that he
is the Business Manager Of the Twin
City Review, and that the following Is,
to the best Of his knowledge and be
lief, a true statement Of the owner
ship, management, etc, Of the afore-
said publication for the date shown In
the above caption, required by the Act
Of August "a, 1912, embodied IN sec
ton 443, Postal Laws and Kegula-
items, printed on the reverse Of this
form, tO-wit:
/. That the names and addresses Of
the publisher, editor managing editor,
and business managers are:
Publisher, Twin City Federation Of
Labor, 324 N. Fremont ST., Cham
paign, III.
Editor, W. c. Aye, 1906 ". Illinois
St., Urbana, III.
Business Manager, W. G. Aye, 1905
w. Illinois St, Urbana, I'll.
2. That the owners are;
Twin City Federation Of Labor, 324
N. Fremont St. Champaign. III.
Geo. N. Howell. Pres, $40 Wheaton
Ave, Champaign, I'll.
o. +. Miller, Financial Secretary,
502 S. Elm St, Champaign, III.
W. c. AYE,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this End day Of April, 1925.
ERNEST +. VEIHL, Jr.,
EctarV Public
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
law makers Awakened

Denver. Cello Aplil i@Slate lrei
iatofs are angry at tho Colorado child
ratification committee. composed ot
citizens Who favor approval ef the
federal child labor amendment.
The lawmakers are considering
it So long they believed the people
had for gotten the matter New they
are rudely awakened by a publicity
campaign that has breu launched by
The ratification committee. The law
makers ale reminded that both parties
favored the amendment last fall. and
that their sleep ported Is Al an end.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

Nashville, Tenn. March 2l,-~fhe
movement to repeal the Tennessee
public utilities Law is spreading
throughout the state. Under this
statute corporations do net have 10 10
90 the legislature IL secure higher
rate and other concessions, and It Is
charged that they eonttal the utilities
commission. Eyery corporate inllus
tuee is defending the Law, The lobby.
ista of these corporations have be-
come SO haerant that the governor
has denounced their activities.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Opposed ,an,isi Labor

jefferson ely. Nc. April l. Gov
etuor Baker has notified Kansas CiN
business men be agrees With them
ina state prisoners should nor be us.
ed in the manufacture If garments,
snues, bfaoms ans other sammajiiies
IN competition With ffep lahot.
= is stated tia; TIE governor :,
considering plans 80 have the prison.
ers work ou The prison latms m this
city. Hundreds II acres Of isle land
could ppaUuee crops ami aatfs pte3
Ucts TO supply state institutions. Tn,
large amount of rock on seWe Of TIN,
land could Be crushed ami aeed er
state raats
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Min FafaIilies Increase

Washington. April 4-There were
1S4 men killed in and around coal
mines Of the country during February
according 10 the United States bureau
Of mines. The fatality rate was 1893
deaths per million tons Of coal pro
dueed, az against 3.33 fatalities per
million tons during the same period
last Neaf.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
Oppose Wage Cut

Memphis, Tenn, April 1.-The local
street car company has withdrawn its
demand for wage reductions, follow
ing a conference with Mayor Paine,
The city executive let the company
officials understand that in view of
present living cess waoe cuts are
out of the question.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
0.ERLAND-RICkARD
COMPANY

"A. saaw Of many businesses and
=....##.1..5. who have put It over, to
80 .|aug phrase but It expresses
-,s..-..y what we mean. And when
80 with the multitude of makes
~ .a.ured today, FORCES to the
gr.rs in spite of the tiercest ana
tes. competition ever known to the
br..ne.s world, it must be worth m
1.s overland Richard Company, of
Cg4mpgign, Illinois, has sold Overland
ami WHlvs-knight cars continuously
g., #yer five years because It Is
me car for the person of moderate
r,eaHs who needs to economize-who
want the most automobile in the
QorIa for the money.
pRICES-New four Cylindrical
steel bodies:
Overland touring ------S 49o r. y. u.
Overland coupe --------S o3o r. y. u.
Overland 2-door sedan 5 600 +. .. Is.
Overland 4-door sedan--S Ills F. o. b.
NEW
Overland with six cylinders;
Standard sedan ------------S 9o5.0
Sedan de luxe ------------Sll 0O.OO
TIE man with a family of limited
means. Is privileged to have the same
enjoyment out of an Overland, and
hask in its luxury, as the moneyed
man qe.s out of his highpriced auto
mobile. 1t is matter of gratifica-
ton that the Overland is nifty, i'm
p,sing car, which can throw as much
dust as high nriced one. Visit the
saesro5ms of this concern and you
will be almost impelled to say it with
an Overland, to the JOY of the fam
lily.
The Twin City Review wishes tc
put over to the members of this paper
a car for every pocketbook, in thi;
1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
safn, E,hci nnnnse.l

New York. April 1 The nelewaie
y Hudson railroad has asked the fed
eral district court 20 eniein the inter
state commerce commission from fore
inc the installation of automatic safe
~ devices on the campans's passenger
trains, \ number Of other railroads
have Joined IN this attempt 10 block
the commissions long FIGHT Ia the IN
tefeat Of safety.