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64 Xb« Billboard !. . . 1 JULY 16, 1910. CONVENTIONS Bctliiicat Ijmrtn of Scru- too. July 20-30. Walter McNlctaol. «i a. Mam ML^ Senatoa, Pa^ BlnhuBtco—^Woodmen of tbe World. Ang. 22- 27. Edtat Rout, (B Court at.. Blogbamtoo, N. X. BtosbantoB—Grand JjoAge L O. O. F. of New XOCk. Aug. 18. Harrj Walker. 31 Union Bqnu*. Kew York Clt;. " Xock -State "■'•*«"■'«■•»' Uo- Mlaaionarj Society oC Oct. 19. Ura. r. A. Ala- , Cincinnati. O. Cbaotaoinia—CtaurUima InstiratloQ. Jaoe 30- Aox. 28. Percy H. Poynton, Chantaaqaa, N. I. CUS HiTen—CithoUe Sammer Sebool ol Ameri- ca. Jnoe 2«-Sept. 8. Ctiarlc* Uurzaj. 1 B. ■»2d at.. Kew Xort City. Cold Sprlosa—BniBlffr tttA 2Cew Tork Heayy Ar- ^kftj. .8<Vt. \^JBmc|i ^ HcBdilckMO. 3* *Army of the Poto- Api. is. Sam B. wmiema. National BUk oCCMaMRe. Eociiester, N. T. tir BockawaT—Grand LodKe State of Kew Tack K. of p. Joly 2«. Alonzo Etdell, H«t- erstraw, N.. T. Far Boekaway—Grand Temole No. lo, Pythias Slatera of New Tork. Jnly 26-28. Mr*. T.lrrle P. Frerlchs. 7703 Amboy arc. Beotjey Uanor, SUten lElasd, N. T. Kneport—Sontlieni N. Y. Toloateer Flremen'a Oct. **. 4m. H. JUmmlag. SU jfti. Berklmo^th 111 oMbfM» Tl[m Mth iC T. TaL Aaan. Sapt. IT. J. A Snider. Jr., fliat Tlev-pmldent. I2S Eut Albany at, Herktmcr. N. T. Joiutato«ra—US Beclment N. T. Votnoteer Be- nnlon Aaan. Aoj;. 2ft. N. J. DeGralf, Am- tlTt^^inI K' laka Oaotte—^Dancliteta of liberty. Sept. IS- 18. Mm. Lottie A^ McGIaTe, S68 Oecatnr at., BiooklTB. N. Y. Xlttle Falla—Mew York State ConTentlon of UnlTcraaLUatB. Oct. S-T. Bar. W. H. Bkeels. _ BM|^ty»ajraa«; Mttta Valla, ' neK' AaS'^i^'^Hr. Cbaa. r. Mer. IXKkpoTt. N. T. New York City—UnltaC Sntffla Waafean oC America. Oct. IS-ZL Albcct BMart. Boa 742. Fin Blrer. Mua. Kew ToA City—^Amcxlcas Aaan. of Pobllc Ac- coimtants. Oct. 17-20. Tbomaa Collen Bob- crts. M Fine at.. Kaw TaA Of Hew Taifc-^illiaal — — IT-ML City— J Sia FMaciaco. CaL New York City—U. S. Sol N. r. B. S. Sept. 1*. _^ Chleta Albany, Knr Totk City—Emplra POoltiT Aaan^ '••I- 18-24. I>ane D. Howell, Mlneola. I.. I>. Y. New York City^ew Yoik and New BngUad kmrnn of Ballway S urg e on *. Nor. S-4. Dr. IM Cbaffee. 338 'f7tb at., Brooklyn. M. Y. Kiaaara FaJta—National Grand Lodse of JJ. S.. 1. 0. G. T. AOS. —. WUlard A. Wylle. BeretlT. Maaa. _ Nlaaara FaBa—Worklnsmca'a Federatido or tbe State of New York. - Sept. ». A. Batea. 1S6 Sooth, Utka, N. Z. _^ -^..^ Slaaata N. Y. Stata ■■■ XiM lM«ll> of tba Ct^ar Jfakatal* l alaia i n anail twan. ■(M. n. W. R. Fersoan. Box 184. Oneida, gl alU t aig —CatlKjIe Yoans Men's National IMaa. Sept. 6-7. J. M. Walker. Box 64. FUQadelphla. Pa. ftasbkeepsie—Veteran Asm. I28tb Reidment N. yTs. T. I. Oct. 19. DtTTlek Brown. 283 Main at, Poo|tlikeep»Ie. N. Y. Bocbeatar-^Iatloaal Harness Miinnfartmanr Aa- —-■-««-- Aac-^jT-v. G. 31. Sebeix. lOl^lMM Ol 8^ ir-«et. Catei. N. Y, Bocbcater—Sute Baymakera* Aaan. Sapt. —v Bocbeater—State Pattolmeo'a Aau. SepC —> BoAaatei^Americaa Clrie Alliance. Sept. —. M. Ijifayette Saroy. 507 Fifth ave.. New TM City. Bocheater—National Machine Tool Bn lid era' As- aoclatlon. Oct. —. P. E. Moctaoena, Sprlo), Held. O. Bocheater—Genessee Conference M. E. Church. Oct. —. Eev. Mark Kelley. LeRoy. N. X. Rochester—New Tork State Presbyterian Synod. Oct. 21. BcT. A. i. Hnttoo. Bocheater. N. Y. Bocheater—sute Conrentlon Y. P. S. C. B. Oct. 4-«. Iflaa Itlaa M. Stevcaa. n .Jaaea - ■ • K." T. aiate OataNM M Ctaittlaa t Kar. IS-IT. Fnak C Wade, 807 D. S. Morgan Blda., Buffalo, N. Saratoga Springs—United NatlOQ&l Assn. of Poat Office Clerks. Sept. 5-8. Wm. F. Glb- txma, Scranton. Pa. Sarmtoaa—Am. Electro Tberapentlc Aaan. Sept. I3-1S. J. O. Trarell, 27 E. 11th at.. N. Y. City. Sebeneclaay Waw Xiak State Aaan. Chlefi of PoUee. lAat week Is Angnat. Jaa. I.. Hy- att. Chief of Police. Albany, N. Y. S y raeu a e—Shepherda of America. Aug. IS. Dr. W.. O. Smith. Barenna. O. Syrac oa e—State Aasn. of Fire Cfaiefa. Ang. 22. H. EUalla. Scheoectadr. N. Y. Syraeuae—^New York State Eabalmeia' Aan. Sept. — C. S. SalTord. Camlllna. N. ¥. Syracnse—American Aasn. of Otwtetridana and Gynccologlata. Sept. 20-22. Dr. Wm. Warten Potter. 238 Delaware are., BoffalOw M. T. . Syracoae—Theta Pkt FTaf Wy acBtiaiL Oct. "IM- —— John at., nuaa, K. Syracoae—New Yaife. tlonal Order of tt Sana. Oct. 26-211' WoodTflle. N. Y. Syraeuae—Supreme Oaa eflt Aaan. Oct. IMS. Jaaepk nell. N. Y. Troy—-Woman'a Christian Tempcraace Union of the sute of New York. Oct,-7-11. Mrs. Mdlle B. HatdUnaao, 248 llala at.. Owego, N. Z. WatertiiCT Tlnaart J—. State at Ifew Tor&. Ao^ U-ia. Xkaaaa nwaljaa. Xknktet. Wate it ew B D aa«Mwj^8t 'iiMtHi.- iSmi-' T. Dr. Boebe«tei^Int« maHaaal tridans. Sept. M. Cedar St.. Ooralag, K.Z. Rochester—Kniehts of Wt, ^ Sept. 5-6. Beury C fltagBna. M HBa at.. Ne«- York City. Bocheater—International Assn. of Bridge and Stncttiral Iron Workers. Sept. 10. Jos P. Carey. 1 Broadway. Flat 7. Rochester. N. Y. Bocbester—I- O. a. M. of Strw York. Aug. 9-11. Stephen C. Bolton. Watertown, N. T. Bocheater—National Aaan. of American Order or Owla. Aas. 9-11. A. J. KapUa. BeAaatrr, ». Y. '—Aawrlfia Oidar of Oarla Ladled Aax- Aag. P-ll. _i_]tatioaaI HeyBakaiaf Aaan. Anc- 14. GL B. Notie. Honde. lad. Bocheater—American Florlsta and Hortlcnltnr- Uta' Aaa n. Ang. 15-19. W. K. Rndd. Mor- gan HUL in. - - — Sopplr AMm.' Aac- IMP. am. Aac. xr- am. CMeatab m. B ocl i eite r—National BctaU Uoooment Dealers* Aaan. 24-27. A. W. Klitenhroker, 1020 8.' P«iai»latma are.. Oak Park. m. Bocheater—New York State Betall XoaaaHat - Dealet^ AaaodatioB. Aaf. 2T-S*L laa. H. Tkgtt. ton tit. Bto* arc Bo ch e a te r- N. T. ar'Sbarweod Forest 8 m r » «m» ' V >aa. lacoha. 18 Wehater ChrlaUdelphian Fratema. 4-6. Wm- H- Haatliiga. 20« Bocheater. N. Y. DOBal Alan. SUtloniry Englseen. 8apt.~lX-I8. F. W. Baren. 323 Dearborn at.. Chicago, m. Boebester—SUtlonary Machine Sopply B^^ter—New York SUte HomeaaaOde Iled- Icsl SodetT. Sept. MM4. »B. -Wm. Bad^ »r. B. I. _ ^ larhestav—New York State WatL_ Sept. —% Baland B. WoodwaiC Ol V. FayettesTOle—Oiaad War i np afi en t I. O. O. T. Aug. 9. B. H. Bamsay. Chaiiotte. N. C. HOXXH I>AKOXA BlsmarA—Bar Amn of North Dakota. Sept. T-tt. W. H. Thomas, leeds, N.:D. tead Fhcka-^Itae W. a T. U. of Karth Da- kota. Sept. 28-Oct, 2. Mrs. B. H. Wylle. Drayton, N. D. OHIO A^ron—Sammit County C. E. Union. Aug. —. Miss Beasle Myers, B. F. D.. Eut Akroi. O. Akron—Tbe lOlth Beirt. Srotherhood. Ang. 10- U. Samnel B. Bailey. CoUese at., Akno, O. OMar PolBt—OUa BetaB Tcatfoir Aam. 1. ' A. L. noma. PI qua. O. CMar Point—OUo Optical Aasn. Aag. — E. I>. Jones, Sandosky. O. Cedar Point—Ohio Electne Light Aaa. Jolr 2S-2S. D. L. Gaakm. Greearlllc. O. Cedar Point—National Hay Assn. A~ J. Tlalng Taylor. Winchester. lod. Cedar Peinl-^AaaocUtad Oh'o DaHiCB. Ao*. M. L- H. Brash. Salem, o. Cedar Polat—State Ena* Asa. AOS. U-S^t. 2. Htigo N. Schlesalncer. OrtnatkHL 'tK ' Cedar PtAat—^Master Hoose Palnteta ^M^BM toes* Asn. of Oblo. Jaly 38-19. ..^Mt 1 nedy, 944 Linn at.. Cla«iawt1. O. ' Cedar P<dnt—SUte OMBdi aC CfetOk' As. A. M. Sept. J. »..:A. WllfcUl 378, canton. O. ■ ' ■ Cedar Point—Ooonl7 AaMHT; AM. aC. Ang. 2-4. A. B. FmUmpm^ Co)umbos, O." --... Cincinnati—F ial e iaHl ' .^rQijM Men of America. >^M^~JA - Banhright, ClndBBatl. O. Cincinnati—^Natloaal Aaan. Window Trlmmefs of Aoieilea. Ang. 2. C. A. McNamars. S& Korwalk. Conn. Cincinnati—Carriage Bnlldera' National Conrea- tlon. Sept. 27. Henry C. McLesr, WQmlng' ton, Del. Cincinnati—Trl-SUte Vehicle and Implement Dealers' Aasn. Oct. 24-29. P. T. Bathbna, Springfield. O. CICTeland—^National German Amettean T^rachera' Aaaa. Jair «r Aatnt. BaO. KzaaMr. 1334 Bia a d a ay . Ctacteaatl. O. Oeaalana—BamI Black- Katgkta of tke damp at'brad. V. S. A. Ang. —. Wm. Dawaoo, 34 School at.. Boateo. Usia. dereland—Loyal Orange Inttltatloa In the D. S.. Auc. 21. Wm. J. Klrkland. WaahlBgtoo, D. C. Colomboi—0. P. I. A. Local No. 43 Sept. 2S. Leon Porcbe. 2412 Tarrlck at.^ CataBhaa. O, Colmnbna—Ohio Society of Q eonntants. Sept. 10. J. J, den Bldg.. Colomhoi, O. Columliua I . O. B. .JC. ' U. XhaaL'JL inm,M Tmr, Ohla. Colnmbna—^International OMK-aC Good Temp- lars. Grand Lodge of Qt§a^}<Jkmgnst 17. B. O. Tsylor, SSOi Mapledda artu, Clerrland. o. Colnmbna—174tb Begiment O. V. I. Organisa- tion. Oct. 19. J. E. Crow, 301 Weat Chorch sL, Marlon. O. Columbus—D. of A. National Couucfl. Oct. 4- 7. Jnlis T. Both, 1216 Nicholas Bldg., To- ledo, O. Coiamhos—Grand Chapter of Eaatera Star. Oct. aw. J ia att te S. May. 1927 Oaar. at., Xa- Newark—Stata Coafrrenre of Cbarltlea and Cor- rectiona. Oct. — B. H. Shlrer, 806 Bar- riaos Bldf« ColotDhoa. O. Toledo—Ohio Fire Chlefa* Aaan. Sept. —. O. K. Moaer, Warren, O. Toledo—Great CoodcII of the D. S, of tbe Im- prored Order of Red Men. Sept. 12. Wilaoo Brooks. 234 LaSslIe at., Chicago, III. Toledo—Grand CoaccU Royal aod Select Maa- ten of Ohio. Oct. 4. Wm. E. Etuis, CbllU- cothe. O. Waahlngton C. H. -Gtaad Tenia oC Ohio. La- dles of tbe Golden Basla..^UK. B> Bipt X. Uts._aata A. AL>xaSS^MMr)r St.. Sprtoglleld, 0. Waahlactew OH. Oraad 1^^ Oct. ^.-W. MX. Oct. i»m. - — ^ . _ - ColnmT 19. J. B. Cm*: o. Da.Tton—P. O. 22. G. W. bOl. 0. laamOtao—^Mlrnd _ J4-16. Mlaa Jeoala mgwMk, Haadltao. O. _ _ UkuU Btafe OmkU. Dlekan. MaaafcM O. aadeiT Kalabta Tema- laia at Ohio. Oct. 12. Jcba Nelsoa B*n. B B. 21 St.. Dayton. O. lleCoaaeneTille—Mnstrlngnm Taller Chatrtanqna. Ang. 10-20. J. E. Torbet, McConnellsrUI*. O. Newark-76tb Ohio Vol. Infantry. Oct. 0. C. W. Hall. « Ckaataat at,. Kawafk. 0. Bridgeport—Wemilon of Blaa'—d <BaBr 'at Weat- em Oklahoma. Aag. St-H. Sm'-'wZ wMteaH, Box 31. Bridctpart, Mia. Jefferson—XortbaaaMfa OUdMa T89 W—d * A*- aodsUon. Aa». 1*-IS. P. A. aackai; JctC- eraoD, Okla. Oklahoma CTIJ ffcatldlipfcl^ AMB..a( OUa. Oct. 254C.' .Ck/^rTtaraBa, CMcfca^a. Ok- IBwatir »i>i>rt aiata dairtlj aC OUa- kaan. OeL la Ua a Back. BlUaaa. Okla. Stflhrafn^-GtaBd Lodge I. O. O. F. at OUa. boou. Oct. I9-21. J. A. Carntcxg, Gntbxleb Okla. Tahleqoih—Oklahoma State AntI Hatae TUet Oct. se. Wm. H. A. Banlaaa. Bos ' " Okla. -■"■-f..-".,'■ OBEOON • •'• .i Astoria—Grand Council of Oregoa-i- M. July 26-29. L. Carstea:>eii. key Bldg.. Portland, Ore. Portland—Ancient Older 19. C. U. Steadmaa. Portland. Ore. PENNBYLTmA . AUeotown—Yeoman Order Hafagact. g e c oDd week In Aognst. Henry Unmieher, 2517 N. Bancroft. PhUadelphla. Pa. AUentown—^Lehigh Vall^ Kenael Clnb. Aug. M. M. H. Hani, S4 No. Uth at., llla.- ton. Pa. ABcatowB—Aadcat Order Kalfhta of. the Mya- tic Chaia. Sept. IS. John J. Daria.- Box »8. Plliaiima. F*. Alleatoaa Oiiud -BaeampiaeBt of PenniyiTi. nil, L O. O, F. Oct. 17-20. Usher A. HtU, Odd Felloira Temple. PhUadelphla. Pa. Allentown—Federated Humane Societies of Penn- ^^^^^^»^^^hg^ 8. Cailiile. 36 b. Bart^^^^^^^^^^^ Sons of Amerio. loly 30. K. E. Heckman. S20 Second St., Jonlata. Pa. Bradford Springe—Pennsylvania Bankers* Asaa. Sept. 6-7. D. S. K106B. Tyrone, Pa. Butler—Retail Merchants' Assn. of Pa. Ao^ 16-lS. A. M. Hawea, Erie. Pa. Chester—State Council of Pennaylvanla Order of Independent Americans. Sept. 20. Wm. A. Pike. Broad and Arch its.. PhUadelphla. Pa. Erie—Stata Cliaain aC Fa.. Jr. O. V. Ai JL. Sept^an. Geo. SL Fard. Ba» Tdd. Pbiladrlphla. Pa. FfeaakllB—ISIst Beat. Pa." Volaateer Infantry. Oct. IP. S. T. Boriiad. Ftcdoola. Pi. Harrlsborg-American Asaoelatloa of Park Sa- pertntendenu. Between Aognst 1 and 16. P. L. Molford. HarristMtrg. Pa. Philadelphia—National Asia, of Master Sheet Metal Workera. Aog. 10-12. Otto Soebel, Syracoae. N. Y. . PhiUdelplda—A. and I. O. KnighU of Malta. 0|Ljg^F»jk Grar. ^ Ardi ata,. Fhlladdptia—NaHooal Asaa. lie^ar Sheet Met- al Workers. Ang. 8-13. B. F. Joba. 230 S. Foorth St., Philadelphli, Pi. Pittsburg—American Lodge of Tm leotltes. Ang. 9-12. John O. Tbomaa, Gorerament Bldg.. Dtlca. N. Y. nttsborc—Intematfoaal Stewards* Assa. Aoa. SS-2S. Jaw C Miller. 310 laabcUa Bids.. Chicago, m. PlttAorr—Xatlaaal aad BeUU DtasgUts. Week Sept. 12. Thos. H. Potta. 79 DeaihaaB St., Chicago, in. >. • ' PitUborg—Medical Sodetr eC -tke Stair '«. PennaylTanla. Oct. S-T. C^raa tm ■ Bier, ens. U4 a Mala at^.Atkna. Pa.- Plttsboqt napkirii at Itrtklrtw Oct.. U-IS. Ezra A. WFekaC: Fedcrel et,, ' ' N. J. Beading—Grand Chamber. Order of Priendsblp. Aug. IS-IS. Thoc. E. 120S Fflbert at.. PhlUdalphU. Pa. ScrintoD—Sapreme Caatlc —- Eagle. Oct. II. A..-a at.. Philadelphia. Pa. Scranton—State FedentlOQ of , men. lUddle of October. Ibaj^ der. Corswill, Lebanoo Cooo^. l_ Scranton—Board of Trade lodoatrlal Bxpoaltlon. Oct. —. (ten daya). Mark K. Edgar, Board of Trade Bldg.. Scranton. Pa. ■kaaiakin—Eigbt-Consty Aaan. P. O. S. of A. Joly 80. Ira Mann, 27 Seager Bldg., Bazla- tea. Pa. Booth Bethlehem—Pythian Slatera Grind Tem- ple, Ang. 16-18. NeUIe P. True. 457 B. Otb at.. Erie. Pa. Spring Orore—P. O. 8. of A. Aoirail Coaoty Conreatlon. Ang. IS. A. X. Jaeata. Sadag rorge. York Co., Fa. West Orore—Intemattooal Order «t Oael Temp- lars. July 19. O. F. Westlaod. 439 Sixth St.. Briddoek. Pi. Wllkrs-Barre—Brotberhond of Aaierica. Ang, 9-11. C._A. Leas. 2944 Ftaakfoed aec^ Phll- Nearpert—Dlatdct Lodge B. I.. No. 9. O. Sept. 4.' Cari B. Saodherg. 891 Weatmtoater St.. ProTldeDce. B. 1. ProTidence—Atlantic Deeper Waterways Assn. Sent. —. Addlaon B. Burk. 816 Croaer Bldg.. Phlladelphls. Pa. rmrldenre—n. I. Rehrkib Asiemlilr. Oct. 13. Cora A. Aldrich. 500 Chalkltone are., Prorl- dence, R. I. WooDsocket—Woman's Oirlallan Temneraaee DaioB of R. I. n-t. 5-6. Misa Xiir B. Ol- arr, 310 Bntler Bldg.. Prarldence. B. I. POB SALE—Giant Octopoa. A deep aea ecrl- FOB bub; •: A bargala " MeKLKOY, New York. FOR SALE—A CURIOSITY ~ * R.S weeks old. at my fara. a< maia. ni . W, 8. ComwdE - •( tLd99i aeating at a W t aaaonable Btjoo Ttieatre, Alhett * UOK, rOB SALE—A Dirigible Airship, with aU eiiolp. meaU for show purpoaes; complete; alio. laiM Tent: ci.' .^; a,: !.-.-m iir..'^ it. Mriou!:, .m21a 8. Flow t-r .i:ri vt. L.... ALstl. s. Ci. - FBiraStAll BLUB—&oIoable; aa oaed for la dry blolu. 40 centa a pound, any onan oao. WTAXT CO.. SI4 iCockland Btrnt, : '. Pa. utr. Lao- . VOR SAL^ CHEAP ■■pin Wiam CkadF Macklae. complete, and t wada. good aa new; 940 takes it. O. O. D. tm recdpt of $10; money returned If 'aold. . hare M. P. Ontflt for aale ciieap. to oolcfc btiTMV HICHABD J. WATTS. Box 1. Cantoa. Pa. MBWr.TWd 8. C. SjMrtanbnrc—Grand 1Tnlte4. IMfr alf lows. Aag. 2-5. W. R,' 410, Oolaabla. S. C. Car- FOR SALE OR LEASE Sale preferred. If not eold qnick will leaae to reaponalble party. MoTlag Pletare and Vande- Tille Ttieatre In good OUa cUj a< U~~~ ~ ' Taaderille Iwoae la Ika cttSR aaadP^ iped. Addreaa M. JuW^':mm FerSal*. Gavloil Ae-key'Oroan.wleli Haiala Two buck tenta, complete, extra hearr. Ilaid Ferris wheel, 45 ft., 10 seats, ited, nrilir bear- ings. One Edlaon ooe-pin type B., Power machloea. 00,000 ft. BIm at one SSmmb' ""''^■addBMhaaiMat^rid?*' ' aad J^Ma^eaaear ' h. C (or caa CHBAP. PIUI BZCHAMdBL hare, Ky. ^ XXAH8. CaOBBS , AHD OKBBBS tar ladepeadait Baricaqaa paalea. State loweat; long aeaaaa. ^'M.,'' care BHIhoerd. New Taek. N. WMIT t PimilST! Most be expezieDC«il In rtoderlUe. I five two ehowB a nisbt; do matlD««t or SoBdajr aboirs. To tbe rlfht pmrlj I will gir% good ulur. but I do Dot n-aot m booM flghtwr-, " ' ~ Sr." If roa can flU ck. to a. 8. POl rto. Kutncky. BALLYHOO WANTED CREATION OF THE WORLD ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. laBlBiilsBiiBniilBijr. AT IiIBERTT MONT WAKELEE Tke Vcmtile Comediaa and Artktk Dancer Maysvllle. Oklahoaia. J. C write. BALLOONIST At Libert y nt&MSr" imTrnrirSlaa Bjii£5oS%i.! Praf. Charles S.'warts. Aeronaut Mgr.. permaoeof addreu. li-.=.;>..>! t. Te-r.. Rpf. : l!<.r-b«ti;i' .Stale Bank. rAT LIBERTY OfiBiltd Mag^ Mudcians Sword Flghtera. Dancing Olrta. Woold like to hear from some good ahow people. Addn"** M. lOOJUJAM. 101 8. Balitrd Stteat. CUcwo-