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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
EDISON FORCES PARTICIPATE IN LIBERTY LOAN PARADE
The employes of Thomas A. Edison, Inc.,
helped in a very material way to celebrate the
success of West Orange in going "over the top"
in the Third Liberty Loan drive. Robert A.
Bachman, vice-president and general manager
of the storage battery division, was grand mar-
shal, and one of his principal aides was William
Maxwell, vice-president and general of the mu-
sical phonograph division.
One of the features of the parade was the at-
tractive floats designed and built by Edison em-
ployes, a few of which are shown in the illus-
trations herewith, demonstrating the patriotism
of the entire Edison organization in a very
practical and forceful manner. The floats at-
tracted much favorable comment for their ar-
tistic appearance.
MAY
11, 1918
EQUIP THE WONDER-
FUL "RESURRECTONE"
on all make* of machine*
and attachments for Edisons. Improve their
tone and increase the value of records.
Send for our Special Proposition
HOFFAY TALKING MACHINE CO.. Inc.
3 Weit 29th St.
New York City
The growing business of the Phonograph Shop,
Inc., retailers, has forced them to take over the
entire building at 1300 Elm street, where the
wholesale offices were formerly located.
OCCUPY NEW QUARTERS IN DALLAS
Texas-Oklahoma Phonograph Co., Edison Job-
bers, Now at 908 Commerce Street, That City
DALLAS, TEX., May 4.—The Texas-Oklahoma
Phonograph Co., Edison jobbers in this terri-
tory, have just leased and occupied the building
at 908 Commerce street, which provides 20,000
square feet for the purpose of housing their
wholesale offices and machine and record stock.
MAHl A BUSINESS Of
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Scenes Taken During Recent Liberty Loan Parade in West Orange, Showing Edison Employes in Line, and Floats Built by Them