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February 1, 1913.
MOTOGRAPHY
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Hunt, L. S. Lockwood, W. H. Herbst and T. R. Grimes in charge.
Precision Machine Company, of New York, exhibited a 1913 Simplex projecting machine. J. E. Robin representing.
Nicholas Power Company, of New York, had a motor driven Power's 6A in charge of Will C. Smith and E. W. Swett.
The American Moving Picture Machine Company exhibited a Standard 1913 model. Eric Morrison demonstrating.
C. R. Reid represented his company of the same name.
Sidney Newman of the Newman Manufacturing Company, of Cincinnati and New York, had an extensive exhibit of easels, brass rails, poster frames and box office decorations.
The Enterprise Optical Company, exhibited a 1913 model Motiograph, J. A. Kloman explaining its merits.
The American Slide Company, of Columbus, O., had a show rack full of late slides in charge of R. J. and L. J. Gardiner.
Vaughn Check and Change System was represented by W. R. Wilson, state agent.
Reliance and Majestic Film Manuafacturing Company's were represented by C. Lang Cobb, Jr., who succeeded in convincing the hotel that his twenty-foot banner was a decoration.
Joseph Brandt represented the Universal Film Manufacturing Company and published two editions of a Universal Dailv.
Ike McMahon represented the Cincinnati-Buckeye Film Exchange of Cincinnati.
E. Mandelbaum represented the Mutual Film Exchange of Cleveland.
F. E. Fredericks, of Port Clinton. Ohio, had a Fredericks Auto Rewinder on exhibition which was critically examined by the exhibitors.
The Rex Film Renovating Company was represented by a local exchange. No exhibit.
Motography was represented by A. L. Haase.
The Moving Picture IJ'orld was represented by James S. McOuade.
L. W. Page was there for the Billboard.
The following officers and delegates were elected :
M. A. Neff , president ; O. B. Weaver, first vicepresident ; Dr. Walter Prentice, second vice-president ; John H. Broomhall, secretary. Hamilton ; W. R. Wilson, "treasurer, Columbus ; W. A. Pittis. National vice-president.
DELEGATES TO X. Y. CONVENTION
J. M. Kaufman, Galliopolis ; H. E. Vesal, Ada; G. D. Sprague, Bellaire ; George Schenk, Lorain ; F. W. Kinney, Cleveland; S. E. Morris. Cleveland; Mrs. Louise Schmitz. Cleveland; L. S. Miller, Cincinnati; Otto Ludeking, Cincinnati ; J. A. Maddox, Columbus ; Max Stearn, Columbus ; Clem Kerr, Dayton ; L. W. Bettis, Toledo ; T. R. Reichert, Port Clinton.
ALTERNATES
John H. Huss, Cincinnati; Fred Batts, Cincinnati; W. C. Kelt. Cincinnati ; W. J. Slimm, Cleveland ; Ed. Kohl, Cleveland; W. Raynor, Dayton; J. A. Johnson,
"The Cowboy Heir," February 20. Copyright 1913, American Film Mfg. Co.