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nr.ARCH 11, 1911; T Im c B i 11 b o a p <1 43 ■princaeld—IlHaoU:' BIUp«atan'>AnoeUtlon, Xiy itf. Joi. Lemming, 9W Beetor BMg., CUetfo, III. Springfield—Weetern DrawlDs and Mannal Train- ing ABBOCUtlon. May —, IBU. Mln UUIan Cnstman, preiMent, care (Tnirenlty o( Obi- caso. Chicago. 111. . gprlngfleld—IIIlools State Eclectic Medical So- ciety. May 1M9. W. B. Klnnett, U. D., 403 MaaoDle Temple, Peoria, 111. Sprlngtleld—^Illinolo Stat* AnocUtlon of Iiettn Carriers. May SO. M. T. glimaii, Bloomlng- ton. 111. .. ■ ■ # ^■ ■vaaaTllIe^Inaiaiia Betail Jewelers' Association. May 2-B. J. A. Oswald. CrawfoidSTlUe, Ind. Ftort Wayne—Indiana State Reunion Assoela tlon B. P. O. Elks. May 24-26. F. O Hedlan, secy., Indianapolis, Ind. Indianapolis—Brotberbood of latentrban Tnlii> men. May 9. F. N. Oeir.' 6M Coyihog* Bids.. Cleveland, O. tndlanapolls^IndUna State Dental Aasoclatlon. May lO-U. Or.' Otto N. Klsg, HnntlngtOB. Ind. ' lAdlanaptdls—Indlsna Funeral Directors* AS80> elation. May 16-18. Ivory C. Tolle, I.ebanon, Ind. Indianapolis—Bebekab Auembly. May lS-16. Ida s. VanDorln, 2154 Broadway. tndlanapolls—Women's Union Label Liesgne Jane 15-18. Mrs, Anna B. Field, Barttav Blk., Elwood, lod. Indianapolis—American Chemical Society. Jane —, 1811. Cbas. L. Parsons, Oarbam, N. H, Indianapolis—Orand bdge .1. 0. O. F. of In- diana. May 17-18. W. B. Leedy, Odd Fd- lows' Bldff. logansport—Fraternal Order «f Eagles. Jona 6-T. Cbas. A. Blgdon, Warsaw, lad. Losansport—^Laundry Owners' Association. ^rO 17-18. Geo. W. Fein, 008 E. Ohio at., Indlaa- apolls, Ind. Blchmnnrt—O. A. R. May lfl-10. aaelbyyllle—Indiana Mnale Teachers' Associa- tion. Jane 27-30. Jamea Bergen, 615 S. lOtta St.. I,afayette. Ind. flontb Bend—Indiana Association Master Bakers. April 18-19. Blcbard Volgt. Terre Hante. Ind. West Baden—Indiana Association Presidential Postmaster*. ProbaMy In Jane, 1911. JObo B SUdeler, P. O. Box .O, Indlanaptdla, Ind. ■ " IOWA, " Osdar Baplds—lova Sondiy-sebool Anoclatloo. Jone 6-8. Frank F. Flteb. 604 Obs. Bldg., Des Moines, la. Oedar Baplds—Grand Lodge Iowa-A. F. & A. M., Inne. 10-15. Kewton B. Parrln, Secy. Cedar Rapids—Iowa State Retail Mercbanta' As- sociation. May 23-24. Ira B. Thomas. Des Moines, la; Clinton—^Dnbngne Arcbdlocesan T. A. Union, abont June 1. C. L. Anderson 109 Cnrtla at., Dnbnqne, Xa, Clinton—Grand Council R. A. of Iowa. April 11-12. H. A. Snyder,. Gr. secy., Wateiloo, la. Davenport—Iowa Pbarmacentlca] Association Jnne 6-8. J. M. Undly. WlnBeld. la. Des Moines— Dm Molnea Tbreaber Clnb. March 14-1(1. W. I>. Ttneblood, Bnnely Bldg. Des Molnea—Des M<rfnes Automobile Dealers' Assodatlon. March 0-11. Dnbnqne—WoodmeM of the World. March IS- le. A. A. Clark, clerk, 620 E. Walnnt St., Des Moines. la. Dnbnqne—National Association of Letter Car- riers. May —, 1911. Ft Dodga—Iowa, Ind; Telephone Asioelattoa. March M-IT. W. J. ThIU. SOe-SlO Dea Melass UfB Bldg.. Dea Molnea, la. Hiueatlne—Dept. of Iowa O. A. B., prObaUy Jnne 6-8. Geo. A. Newman, State Hoose, Dct . . Moines, Xa. ■ Ottnmwa—Iowa State AssociatlOB N. A. S. B., Hay —, 1911. Jas. A. CooIsOD, I0I5 Blvetridr ave., Sloox City. la. ■lonx City—Iowa Photographers' Asaoclwtlon, May 2-6. P. A. Free, Davenport. la. Watnrloo-r-Aoelent Order United Workmea May •.: O. T.' iMidon. seej. : " XAHBAB ■ Belolt—Protestant Episcopal Cboreh. C. of Be- llna. May —. 19Il. Itev. Ii. K. BeasoB, Ellsworth, Ksn. Imporls—Grand Commandery Knlghta Templan of Kansas, May 9-10. Tbos. J. Andeneo. Grand Becorder. Ttipoka, Kass. BOrtOB—Knights at Colombos. May II. T. 3. . Sweencj,- Lawrencet'Kana. IndependeBce—Ranaaa State FeteiatloB af 'Wo- men's Clnha. Aprtt —. 1911. Sirs. Ow. W. K«Bdriek, coc secy.. 503 Fifth ave.. Ictvanworth, Kan. Ids—Sunflower Grsnd . Lodge Knights of Py- thias. July 25-27. B. I. Monroe. 1156 Clay St.. Topeka, Kans. Ktntti City—Kaous Bankers* AstocUUoB, . probably May 24-25. W. W. Bowman, Topska. Kana. Kansas Clty-r-Kansas Christian Endeavor naloa. . Jane 20-32. Clara L. ConTcne, Ottawa, Ku. uavenworth—Grand Lodge Knlghta of Pythias. May 10. N. L. Bollowell, Kanms City. Kans. Ptnons-M3nnd Lodge Degree of Honor A, 0. U. W. May —, 1911. Mra. Georgia Mota» tine, Hiawatha. Kan. Seneca—Federation of Catholic Soclettea of Kan sas. May —, IBIl. Anthony Kubn, Bays, Kan. Toj><>ka—Kanaas Funeral Directors* Association _Jnne —. 1811. L. M. Penwell, secy. lopekB—Kansas Pbirmaceatlcal Association, May 23-23. Bobert Lowman, Pittsburg, Rana. Wichita—Grand Chapter Order Eastern Star. May 0-11. Mrs. Delia Bennett, BnteUnaon, 'Kan.' Wichita—Ksnsaa Maater PlambCTa* Aaaoelatiaa. March 13-14. B. D. Itaaper. M Stat* av*.. Kansas City, Mo, Wlebtta—Mmiletl Society of the Mlisonrt Talky. - Msreh IS-IT. Chsa. Wood Fattett, Krog Park Place, St. Joseph, Mo. KEMTUOKT . Henderson—Kentucky State Council Knights of Columbus. May 8. Geo. B. Burkley, 805-aoO Oolnmbia Blilg.. I.onIi)vllle. Ky. uxington—Grand Council of Ky. Royal Ar- canum. April IS. Alex M. WoodruDr, 106 S. . 6th St., Lonlsvllle, Ky. Uxlngton—Grand Commandery Knights Tem- plars. May 17-18. A. B. Bryant. 01 Pike at, Covington, Ky. Louisville—National Eeleetle Medical Associa- tion. June 30. Wm. P, Best, M; D., 2318 B. lOtb St., IndlanapoUa, Ind. Lonlsvllle—Prekbyterlan Church In the O. ■. (Sootbsra). May 18, 19II. Shos B. Law, D. D.. Spartanburg, S. 0. Lonlsvllle—Louisville Automobile Deslers* Asao elation. March 15-18. OwenRborn—<!ri-nt Council of Kentucky Improvei» p. n. M. .M«y n-TO. Frank I. smith. L" Inglon. Ky. Owensboro—Kentucky Educational Asasclation June 27-29. T. W. Vinson, Frankfort, Ky Paducab—Ofalo River I. O. O. F. Association. May 18. Alex. Venters. Secy. LOUISIANA Alexandria—Grand Lodge, Knlghta of Pythias Of Louisiana, Jurisdiction of M. * 8. A.. B., A. & A. AprU 17-19. Jehn D. Brown. Box 18, Gray. La. Baton Bouge—Annual State Meeting of the K. of P. May 15. L. J. Bleand, aeey. Baton Ronge—Annual State. Meeting of the T. P. A. During first week la May. 1911. B. B. Dunning, secy. Crowley—Grand Lodge La. I. O. O. F. March 14. M. M. Dickinson, S32 Camp at. New Or lean^ La, Lake Charles—W: O. W. Msrch —, 1911. F. H. Beardsley. clerk, Pu]o st Lake Charles—Louisiana State Teacher^ Aiae- elatlon. April —, 1911. Nicholas BtMr, 3425 Canal st.. New Orleans. La. Lake Charles—Louisiana Press Aasoelatlcii. ^tor. or May. 19U. L. E. BenUey. P. O. Bn 152, NewrOrleans, La. Moaree—Loillslana Snnday-School AssodatloB. Msrch 15-17. Tbos. V. Ellzey, 916 Mslsoi BIsnche Bldg., New Orleans, La. Morgan City—Louisiana State Couocll. C. K. ol A. May 10. Thomaa A. Badeanx, Thlbodanx, La. New Orleans—United Commercial Travelers of La. and Mbn. May , 1911. E. F. Leckert. secy. New Orleans—U. A. O. of O.. June 6. Benn Keith, 400 Canal. New urleans—Loolslsna Stste Pharmaceutical Assoela uon. May 9-11. Geo. W. McOnS. 2050 Magazine at. Mew Orleans-F-Amerlean Aasodstloa of BaUway Aeeooatlng Oflleera. : April 28. . 1911. O. Q. Fhimps. MS Deartam at, Chleaga>. XAIHE Augusta—^Mslae Medical Association. June 38- 29. W. Bean Monlton. M. D., 622 Congress St., Portland, Aie. Angnsta—Maine Weekly Newspaper PnbUshen' Assodstion. April 16. L. O. Haskell. 11 Psrk St., PlttsSeld, Me. Cblsbolm—Maine State Court C. O. F. June 8-9. Perre P. Tblbank, 123 Fifth, Auburn. Me. Houlton—State Camp M. -W. of A. May 3. Frank A. Webb, Bridgeton, Me. Klneo—Maine Pharmaceutical Association. Jnne 28-30. M. L. Portes. Dantortb. Me. Lewlston—1.. O. G. T. Grand Lodge of Me. April 12. O. S. Barton, Wllmot st, Port- land. Me. Fttrtland—Pythian Sisters. May 17. Nellie C. Xtivper. Bootbhay Harbor, Me. Portland—Degree of Bonor, . 'A. O. U. W. Hay 2«. Mrs. Carrie I. Mann. 168 Bzchange at. New Haven. Conn. Portland—^Dcgre*. of Popabaataa Oreat. Oisaaell of Maine. April 19. Cora N. PIslstad, II Charlea at. Portland—Young People's Christian Union of the Unlversallst Church. July 12-19. Roger F. Etz, 359 Boylston st., Boston, Mass. Rockland—Maine State E^worth League. - Jone —. 1911. Annie Mae aVoat. care Box. 418, PlttsSeld, Me. KABYLAiro Baltimore—Daughters of the Revolution, Msy — , 1911. Mrs. Herbert B. Henry. 1383 Paclflc at, Brooklyn, N, X. Baltimore—^Traln Dispatchers' Association of America. Jnne 20. J. F. Mackle, 7043 Stew- art ave.. Chicago, m. .* Baltimore—Order of United American HeChaa- Ica. Jane 13. Chaa. H. Stein, 91T W. Fnok- . Itn st Bsltlmore—t. O. O. F. Srand Ledge. AprU 17-19. Wm. A. Joaes. L O. O. F. Ttaple. Baltimore—Arand Connrll Boyal Arramim. Apr. —.1911. wnbnr F. Smith. 18 W. Saratoga st Baltimore—Grand Lodge Shield of Bonor, Man- land ft District of Colombia. AprU 20-21. Wm. jr. Connlagham. N. W. Cor. Cathedral tt Mnl- herry sta. Bine Honntain—Maryland Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation. June 27-30. E. F. Kelly, 308 W. Pratt. Baltimore. Md. Braddock Heights—Maryland Teachers' Associa- tion. Jone 27-30. Bugh W. Caldwell. Chasa- peake City. Md. Cumlieriand—Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias. April II. Bdwln T. Daneker, Pythian Oaatia,. Cary * Lexington sts.. Baltimore, Md. Deer Park—Marrland Bankws' Assoclatlim. June 20-22. Cbas. Hann, National Mechanics Bank. Baltimore, Md. _ Fredtsrick—State Council of Maryland, Jr. 0. D. A. M. April 1S-I9. Cbas. S. Davis, 100 N. Paca St.. Baltimore, Md. Lonaconlng-Maryland State Firemen's Asso- ciation. Jnne 7-9. Joseph B. Hollar. Spanows Point. Md. XASSACHVSETTS Attleboto—A. A I. O. Knlghta of Malta <rf Mala., June 13. Frederic H; Wilson, 915 Colontal Bldg., Boston, Mass. Boston—National Confectionery Salesmen's As- sociation. July 11-13. Wm. R. MoSatt, 1387 Erie ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. Boston—Rebekata Asst-mDIy of Mass. May 8. Sarah A. Barry, 47 Monument 8q., Charles- town. Mass. Boston—^American Association of Museum Cu- rators. Junes. Paul M. Bea. Charleaton, 8. 0, Boston—Nurses -Vssoolated Alumnae of the U. S., May —, 1911. Agnes O. Deans. City Tobcc- culosls Bospltal, Detroit. Mlrii. Boiton—Knlgbts and Ladles of Honor. May 10. Sam Hathaway, secy. Boston—National Conference of Charities and Corrections. June T-U, Alexander Johnaoa, . Ft Wayne, Ind. Boston—^Daughters of Liberty. May 10. Emily A. Davis, No. 1 Davis at, Marlboro. Mass. Boston—Order of the Baitem Star. May 11, Mrs. Carrie A. Cushtng. Somerrille. Mass. Boston—Amerlran Tberopentic Society. May 12-13. N. P. Barnes. Washington, D. C. Boston—American Carnation Society. aat week in March. A. F. J. Bsnr. IndlaDapnll*. Inil. Boston—Amerlran Hotelmen'a Protective Asso- dstion. June —. 1011. J. K. Blatehfotd, Auditorium Tower. Chicago. 111. Boston—American Dermatologlcal Assodstloa. June —, 1911. J. M. Wlnfleld. 47 Haliey at. Brooklyn. N. T. Boston—Association of By. Iklegraph Sopts. Jnne 18-23. P. W. Drew, 185 Adams st,. Chi- cago. III. Rostnn-^Boetoa Anto Show. March 4-lt. (%estar I. Campbell. 6 Park Square. Boston. Mass. Rnatnn—National Flower Show. MarA Xr-Apctl 1. 1911. Chester I, OamiAell, S F«Tk Sqaiie. nostiiB. Mass. Boston—^Royal ArcanDm-Grand Couaell of Massa chusetta. April 2T-28. Wn. L. Sslb« 101 Tremont at. Boston—New Bngland Hardware Assoc i ation. Msrch —, 1911. Chas. L. UnderhllL 4toaier vllle. Maia. Boston—Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. of Massa- chusetts. April 25-36. Cbas. O. Ftarlag, 12 Walnat it. Boston—United Order of Pilgrim Fathers. Apr. 5. Nathan Crary, 292 Essex st, Lawieacs, Mass. aoaton—^American Unitarian Association. May 23-24. Rev. Lewis G. Wilson, 25 Beacon at. Boston—International Steel & Copper Plate Printers' Union. July 17. Boston—National Women's Trade Ualon Leagne of Am. June 14. Miss S. M. Franklin, Boom 503. 275 LaSalle st, Cblcsgo, III. ' Boston—MassaGboaett&. Divisloa Sons of Veter- ans. April: 5-6. Benry F. WeUer, Boom 38. 15 Beacon st. BrookUne—Federated Boys* ClnlMb Jone 8-0. Arthur B. Leach, Bxeentlve Beeretaty, Room 308. 35 Cragress at. Boston, Mass. Grsenileld—Weatern Massachnsetts Asan. ex 'Priannen of War. April 19. 1911. C. B. Beald, 24 Smmner at. North Hampton, Mass. Holyoke—Foresters of America. May 16-18. W. B. Stafford, Boom 18, Pollard Blk., Low- ell, Mass. Lynn—Jlassacbusetts State Conrentlon of Unl versalists. May —, 1911. Nortbaeld—^Northfleld Conferences & Summer Schools. June 10 to abont Sept. 15. A. 0. Moody, East Northfleld, Mass. Qulncy—Order Sons of St. George. July 25-28. John W. C. Sargent, Westminster, Mass., B F. D. No. 1. Springfleld—^Annual Conv. Diocese Western Mass. {Episcopal). May 10-11. Rev. Mar- Aall K. Mott. North Adanm. Mass. Springfleld—Cterman-American Alliance. May — , 1911. Springfleld—Annnal Osaterence Bureau of So- cial Reaearch of R. X. May —. 1911. Prof. Carl Aronovlci. chairman. Brown University, Providence, B. I. Springfleld—American Wire Weavers' Protective Association. July 15. Taunton—Seventh Mass. Vet. Vol. Assoclatloa. June 15. Wm. B. Wade, 1654 N. Main at. FaU River. Mass. Worcester — Massachnsetta Catholic Order of Foresters. May 24. Daniel B. Magulre, 17 Worcester at, Boston, Mass. lOCHieAir Ann Arbor—Phi Mn Alpha Fraternity. May 15. Harold S. Williams. Kansas City. Mo. Bay City—Michigan Retail Hardware Dealers' Association. March 7-9. Bay City—^Michigan Rural Letter Carriera's As- sociation. July 25-26. B. E. Crum. Btllsdalo. Mich. . Detroit—F. O. M. A. Convention^ June S-10. 0. M. Friend, Pre*. Detroit—^National Gaa A Gaaoline Engine Trades Aasodstloa, Jnne —, 1911. A. strltnatter, 224 B. 7th St. Ciaeinnatt. O. Detroit—Michigan Christian Endeavor Union. Jnne 22-25. Harold O.: Spleer. Paw Paw. Mich. Detroit—^American Surgical Trade Association. Jnne 5-10. I. N. Hettinger, care Hettinger Bros.' Mfg. Co.. Kansas City. Mo. Detroit — Fraternity of Operative Millera of America. Jnne 5-10. Jos. F. MaeUer, B. 96, 240 LsSalle st, Chicago. IlL Detroit—Order, of the Star of BetUehcm. Jnne 37.' XhoB. J. Ciowe. secy. Detroit—Western Oolt Assoelstlon. July 25- 28. Chaa. B. Wlllard. Sooth Shore. Ghieago. ni. Detroit-Michigan Sons of St George. Jnly 20- 22. Stephen TerriU. Isbpemlng. MIeb. Detroit—^Mlcmgan Retail Jewelers' Association. Jnly 18-21. J. Davenport, Battle Creek, Mich. Detroit—Michigan Funeral DIrectora* Assoela. tlon. July 18-19. J. B. Mclnnea. Grand Rap- Ids. Mich. Detroit—Michigan State Bowling Cwgrcas. April —. 1911. O. Symona. secy. Detroit—Sodety of Colonial Wars. May —. lOlL E. W. Pendleton, secy. Detroit—Michigan Diocese of the Bplscopal Chnrch. May — , 1811. Be*. 8. W. Rlsble. . aecy. Detroit—American Railway Indnstrial Agents' AsaoeUtlaD. May —, 1911. Guy L. Stewart. St Louis. Mo. Dctrott^Ul^lsaii Wholesale Grocers' Assocla- tkn. May—^,1911. H. V. Taylor, pres. Detroit—OrsDd Lodge, Degree of Honor. May —. 1911. Mary M. Baxter, Grand Chief. Detroit—^Michigan Bomeopsthle Society. May —, 1911. Dr. F. E. Thompson, aecy. Detroit—American Iron, Steel and Heavy Hard- ware Association. Msy — , 1911. A. P. Plumb. New York, N. Y. Detroit—Naval and Mnitary Order of Spanlah- Amerlcan War Veterans. May—, ISll. Mich- igan Commandery- Detroit—International Stereotypers * Blectro- typers* Union. June 12-18. Geo. WUUami, Boston, Mass. Detroit—^Am. By. Industrial Assoclatloa. May 9. Gny L. Stewart, 1338 Pierce Bldg., St Louis. Mo. t tletrolt—Royal Neighbors of America. March —, 1811. Mrs. Sophie E. Wood, Grand Ma- nia, Mich. Detroit—AfllUatlon Advertising Association, June 23-28. Detroit—Michigan Bankers' Assodatioa. Jnas —. 1911. Bal B. Smith, secy. Detroit—Patternmakers' International Union. Jnne. 1911. James WUsoa. Pres.. ClneUiaatl. O. Detroit—Allegemelner Aitelter Bond. Jmt —. . 1911. W. J. Oentsch, aecy. Detroit—ryatemlty of Operative MlUeta. Jnne 8-9. J. F. Mueller, Chicago, 111. nmore—I. O. 0. F. Annlverasiy Calebratlon. April 96. .\1bert Jennings, president Grand Baplds—Associated Ad Clubs (Central Division). Jnne —, 1911. A.'M. Candee, Mil- waukee. Wis. Grand Raplda—Garment Mtrs.' Assoclatloa. May 16-17. W. B. Caldwell, Hllisboro, O. Grand Baplds—New Kra Association. jaM 61 E. O. Georbart, 20 Fountain at Kalamazoo—Michigan State Association of Bnlld ers. March 14. Kalamazoo—Lincoln Voters* League. May 16- 17. J. R. McCall. pres.. 70 E. Axtell st Lansing—State Eclectic Medlcsl A Snrglcal So- ciety of Michigan. Jnne T-8. Jos. B. O. Wsdillngton. M. D.. L. L. D., 1080 W. War- ren ave., Detroit, Mich. Port Rnmn—Foresters of Amerlcs. Jnne 6-8. A. IT. Ssiindets, 994 Vermont ave,, Detroit, Ml.h. CAROUSELS IMiif Galeries. Mtny-fii-lnrfs. Otkir Hanflanhv Pm'cti AMUSEMENT OUTFinERS flERSCHELL-SPILLMAR GO. SwiiMj Strut. Ii. TNamniii, I. T., U. S. A. CAN HIEE THESE Send tor OrcDlBr. Automatlo BaMball C«.i 4C Comtaill, Boston. Mam. New portable, pateatsd game attraetloa. Oalek earner outdoors for park, fair, traveling ahow; Indoor accessory to business, la bowling, pool, gallery, rink; also adapted for advertising, wind- ing a spring Inside each dotbed life-uke ball player, which weighs ISO Iba.. moves catcher's banda and bat. targets, np and down aa honr. Set np anywhere. Stops crowd. Value 1500. Rental, 81 a day for 4 mo.: 60e a day for year: lessee to give guaranty, endorsed by two per-" sons, to return agorea. J- ^^^^^^ •THE CIRCLING- wave- Is the latest Invention and the catchiest "AMCSEMBNT" riding device In nse. Qnlckly set up and taken down. Inexpensive to oper- ate and to transport from place to place. Josi the thing for carnival and show companies. Als* a tip-top money-maker for parka and Msorts. For price and descriptive folder, write ARMITAOC dk aUINN. The Big Eli Wheel FOR 1911 Is the hoiled dows essence of mechsal cal skill comhlMd with years of e»- perience on the road and In the shop, to build the best amnaement w h eel ever pot np. AND WE DO. We hava happily bined the beauty of the wheel with the roUability of construcUM, which pleases the eye and also satlafles ths sense of absolute safety. A pleasure to own snd operate one of these mohey-getteis, which are In use from Canada to Sontb Africa. Write for new price list and advance InformaUoB^rot 1911. ELI BBIDOE COKPAHr. Box MS-B. ML. cr. a. A. CAROUSELS BUborate Park Catonsels. slso Porisble gal- loping Horse Carousels. Correct design, bast workmanahlp, up-to-date. w. F. MAHOBLa cm.. Coney Zatead. • Mew Task. "A new ad every weelt" Bwerlag ada. mention TBB BILLIKIABI>.