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SEPTEMBER 16, 1911. T h e Gil l b o fib>rt d 91 LIST OF CONVENTIONB CONCKgil^ AND ASSEMBLIES Compfled by Means of The Billboard's Unequaled Facilities^ 4iid of Special Interest to Novelty Manufacturers V and Dealers, Street Men, Fair Followers, etc .Auui'<tu:i—Onlcr of tlif Eastern Slur. XoV. 7-8. SliS. Kllzaborh Sutter, 51« Cotton ave., Hlr- iiiitlisliam. Ala. JInliile—Xatl. Nut Growers' Assn. Oct. 0-7. J. )•. Wlleou. secv. jliiiiiKoiiiery—.Alabama Lijcbt & Traction Assn. .\.ir. —. lull. Geo. S. Emery, Box .401, Molille. X\a. JlmiiKOUivry—Oram! LwIkc A. F. & A. M. Dee. .'i. Geo. A. Beauohamp. Selmn—^Alabama <>oo«l R4mds Asen. Oct. S5-2T. J. .\. Koundtree, Blrmlnsbam, Ala. ABIZOKA. I'li.ieiils—I'ytblan SlRtm. Nov. — . mi. Mary Me.\< alien. 129 Hoff gt.. TucKon, Ariz. riiix iiix—.Vmertcan Mining Coniiirew. Sept. —, IU11. J. F. Callbrratb, Denver, XMo. ABKAB8AB. 'Fort Sriiltlt—ArkansH State Federation of I<abor. Ittt. 12. L. H. Moore, S12 E: Stb St.. Uttle Ktick. Ark. Bot &'i>rinBs—Sixtb Annnal Convention of the ». W. Ice MfR. Asm. Nov. 15-17. J. C MItcbell. Temple. Tex. Little Rock—Grand Lodee Odd Fellows; Oct. —. 1911. Uitle Rock—State Oanvention Kaicles. Oet. —. 1011. • Little Rock—Graml Chapter 0. E. S. of Ark. .Vnv. na-m. J. F. Hopkins. Kvand seer.. Ma- lielrale. Ark. Llltle Rock—Grand IJoAfK I. C O. F. of Ark. Oct. Oa-Sa. Jno. I>. Panl. jCewport. Ark. Llltle Rock—Natl. Convention of Am. Ann. of Title Men. Oct. 17-10. VT. E. Lambert. Snebvllle. Ind. CAUFOBNIA. Los .\nf:e]es—So. California SundayScbooI .\s$n. Nov. 7. Thco. X. Waitry, 714 Wright and Callender BIdK. Oakhnd—Pacinc Coaat Gaa Assn. Sept. 19-21. Henry Bo«tirlcfc. asst. secy.. 443 Softer St.. Siia Francisco. Cal. Hartford—Elerentb Conn. ToL Am. Sept. 17. C. Qulen. Uanbury. Goinu tferlden—Woman's Cbrlstlan Temperance 'Union. Oct. 17-19. Mlaa Josephine A. Svxtoa, East Hampton. Conn. ■i-w Britain—State CotmcU Jr. O. V. A. M. Sept. 26. B. N. Marvin. S3 Qlbbs St.. New Haven. Conn. MTaterbaq'—iviiwhta of ^hlaa. (let. IT. Hor- aiw O. Cese. P. O. Rox SOB. Uartfofd, Cnnn. •VUIimantle—Grand Lodge, A. O. V. W. ot Coa- nectlcnt. Oct. 19. Geo. Stnlh, Or. Becorder. P. O. Drawer 41. Mew Haven. Conn. DISTBIOT OF OOLVIIBIA WaablnctoB—Mystic Order Yelled Prophets, etc. Sept. 27. Stanler D. Smith. Hamilton. N. V Waahlncton—^American Clan Gregor. Oct. 20- 28. Or. Jease Swell, scribe, BnekervUle, Va. iVaahlncton—Natl. Assn. of By. Com'-s. Oct. 10. Wm. H. OonnoUr. Interstate Commerce Commiaslon. (VashlDgton—^American Assn. tor the Advance- mettt uf Science. Dec. 27-30. L. O. Howard. ^lmItbsonlaa Instltatlon. ■ _^ nrashlncton—^NatL Assn. of Second ft Third Oiiss Postmasters. Sept. —. lull. H. A. Bopalns. St. Clair, Mich. Waahlncton—American Economic Akki. Dee. 27-sn. T. N. «art»r. Camhridae Maa« n'ashlngton—Alpha Chi Bbo Fraternity. Feb.. 1912. Jas. L. Boblnson. 135 Brosdwajr, New York City. iXOBISA, Jacksonville—^Florida Edneatlonal Assn. Dec — . UU. Hon. R. Ii. Turner, Inverness, Fla. SEOBGia. AUanta—Metal Trades Dept. A. F. of U Nov. —. iflt. A. J. Berres, secy., S13 Onrsy BIdg., Washington. D. C. Atlanta—Leasne of American UonleipaUtlea. Oct. 4-<. Jiflm UeVlcar. Dee Uoines. la. rtlsntt—American Federatlan et Labor. Nov. 13. tloo. Nov. —> 1011. TIMS. H. Lmrelaee, St. Lools, Mo. Chicago—National Irrigation Congress. Dec. 6- 9. Arthnr Hooker. 214 Hotel LaSalle. Ohlcaga—'Natl. Implement & Vehicle Arxn. Oct. 17-aO. E. W. McCollongh, 1181 Amrtiean Trust Bldg. Chicago—^American Short-Horn Breeders' Am. Dec. 6. John W. Graves, 13 Dexter Park ave. Chicago—InU. Convention ot Intl. Freight Hand- lers' Assn. Sept. —, 1911. . John J. Flyan,, 818 Harris00 at. Chicago—Naa. Aasn. ol lAte Underwriters. Oct. 10-12. NeU D. Sells. Box 665, Richmond. Va. Uhlcigo—Convention of Central Assn. of Com merclal Execntlves. Sept. —. 1911. Carl De- honey. S02 ruliin Tmst Ride. Cincinnati. O. Dnndee—36tb Begt. Veteran Volimteeta. Sept. 21. Wm. F. SyUa. City HaU, Elgin. lU. Freeport—Bnllding Aasn. Leagne ot Hllnals. Oct. 12-13. B. G. Tasen, Quincr, lU. La Salle—Illinois Asm. ot Postmastei*. S^pt. 26-27. H. D. Hemmens. RIcin. IlL Peoria—nilncAs Retail Implement * Tehlele Dealers' Assn. Oct. IV-IS. J. A. Uaotellaa, Jr., Piper Citr, 111. Peoria—State Grange of Illbuda. Dee. 12-14. Jeannette B. Tates, Dnnlap. m. Peoria—MilitaiF Ttaet Edneatlmiai Aasa. Oct. —. 1911. Springfield—Grand Lodge ot Illinois Kolsbta ot Pythias. Oct. 17. Henry P. CsUwSl. 189 W. Uadlson St., Chicago. HI. Springfield—^Illinois Bankers' Convention. Oct. — , 1911. B. L. Crampton, Chicago. U. SpringBeld—Twelfth Annnal CnnventUh Photo- KTaphere' As:^ of Illinois. Oct. 17-20. Vic- tor Georg, PJerIk Bldg. jprlngfleld—Grand Encampment I. O. O. F. of Illinois. Nov. 20. Sam 3. Baker, grand scribe, Olney, HI. Springfield—Bebekah State AsaemUy. Nov. 22 S3. Maty P. Miller. 1405 V. 4tb at. Iprlngfleld—Illlnids State Bee-Keepers' Aasn. Nov. 23-24. Jas. A. Stone. B. 4. Readers will oblige us by calling otir attention to any omissions or errors in the Con- vention List. The blanks below may be used for that purpose. COHVENTIONS TO BE HELD IN (City). .(State). Ssn^jFrsncIaco—state Humane Soc. Sept. —, San Francisco—American Assn. ot PaMIe Ae- <;'|Uiiianis<. Si-i,i. lu-^.:. i. Ciillen Uui>«ltS, •)•. I'lile St.. Xew York Cit.v. ■ S»n Francisco—California Grand .Encampment I. O. 0. K. Oct. 3-8. Win. U. Barnes, 1. O. «■ F. Hall. - San Francisco—Amcrtcan InRtltdte of Mining fciiRlmers. Oct. 10-n;. Ms. Strathers, 2« .'•'.'th St.. Ai-w York Cltf. San Fr.iilelseo—"American Iluniane Soc. Oct. 2- '>. NutU'Mllel Wntk" «'>-in- V San Francisco—International Seamen's Union. IK'c. —,. 1811, Wm. H. Fraxler. Boston, Mass. ■- - -~ Sail Friiiiclsca—Stale Oanvention liioetmasters 4!li VUss. Oet.-13- .\d(lrcs* l'ostiria«tLT, San rruni'Iiteo. Sliii'kii.ii—t?]itr,,rn:a Woiueii'a Christian Tcm- n. r:iii!v rnhm. Oct. —. i-MIsa Anna E. tiiasi', :i City llair ave., San Francisco. Ssni 1 <'rna—Grand Bncatniiment I. O. O. F. •••t. -.MI. Wm. H. Barm-x. grand scrltx', 1. <> <>. F. Uall. San Fr«ncl»co. Oal. Visaihi-,-<:„iiromla Slate Grange. Oct. 2-7. hmlLv llnrnhani Jacob,: Drawer A. ^ COLOaADO. rnlnni.li. .Sin-ingR—Railway :sigmi Aaan. Oct. "• >-•. C. c. Rosenberg. Times Bldg., Bcth- Ii'ln lll. Pa. l."l.>ni,i,i Sprlngii—snxth Intl. Dry-Farming Con- rnw.. Oct. 10-20. John T. Burns. Box HW8. ii.nv. r-^;olorado Teachera' Avsu. Nov. 27-30. n. Kcmlnelon. 40« Oharlee Blilg. Hrm-i r--Oomtnerclal Gas Assn. Dec. —, 1011. , C- H. .Stannard. iwnv.r-.itallway Signal Assn of ■ America. -Opi. iMi. B. w. «cwcomb. Og<ten, Utah. "S'''-,';--.»«.«iivenated Sona-ot Jorr, Oct. 15-18. K. I>- Strickland. 11B7 .Monad|iock Bldg., Chl- "'seM,;- -.State Realty Dealers' Aasn. Sept. 19. ooxnonovT. "'l:'K<p.Tt—Connectlcnt Bunday-School Assn. .u-arS; BrWi:,,,,,, t—Connecticut Branch. Internstlonal u^'ier nf the KIng'a Danghtera and Sons. ''''*'"ll<')* Bvt L. Hudson, 909 Peqaol 1 • >ew London, Conn, ,Colambas—Georgia Electric Light Assn. Sept. —. 1011. Savaiinali—Georgia Woman's CbrScstlan Temper- ance Union. Oct. S-13. Mlas il. Theresa Grillln. rec. secy., IMO Third ave.. Columbus Oa. IDAHO. Boise—Idaho State Medical Aasn. Oct. 11-13. Ed. E. Maxey, aecy. Twin Falls—Grand Lodge of Idaho. I. O. O. P. Oct. 17-20. Geo. H. Handy, Gr. Secy.. Caldwell, Idaho. r»iii rni.> ■ u, bokah Arsembl.v. i>»i. 10. Wm. Frauves Croason. B. F. D. No. 1, Bulae. Idaho. ILLINOIS Alton—Upper Miswlsslppl River Improvement Amu. Oct. 11-12. L. B. Boswell, Qnlncy. 111. Alton—LIqnor Dealers' Protective Aasn. Sept. 2.'S-27. M. J. McCsrtby, 04 W. Randolph St., Chicago. III. Anrnra—Yeomen of America. Sept. —, 1011. W. O. Ooyton, secy. Belleville—International Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Workers' Alliance. Sept. —. 1911. Wm. Van Bodegraveo. Boom 400. 160 N. Fifth ave., Chicago, 111. ' _ Cairo—ininola Bricklayer*' and Masons' Con- vention. Sept. SO. Wm. Boeth, 1434 N. 6tb St., Springfield. 111. Ceniralla—llllnnia Farmers' Institute. Feb. 20- 22. E. W. Burroughs, Edwardsvllle. 111. Chicago—United States Brewmaatera' Asan. Oct. 12-14. Geo. L. Oraebner. 2440 W. 2lat Chicago—American Mining OoDgteas. Oct. 23- .28. J. F..CaIlbreath Jr.. Denver. Colo. Chicago—Underwrltetn' Assn. ot the Northwest. Oct. —. 1911. N. s. Briggs. ino LaSiIlejBt. Chicago—Assoclsuon of Eallway Electrical En- gineers. Nov. e-10. Joa. AndrencettI, 323 w. Konxie it. , . Chicago—Matlonat Camj) Patriotic _ Order of Americana. Oct. 17-18. Geo. W. Smith, mi- lipsburg, N. J, ^ . J (ailcsgo--Congregatlonal Brotherhood ot Amert- IcaT Oct. 18-13. EST. Flraak Dyer, 10 & LaSalle st. Chicago—American MIssloasry As^n. Oct. 17- 10. O. J. Byder * H. Panl Douglaaa, aeeys;, S8T 4lh ave., New Toek City. ■ Obleaao—Lake-to-thcGnlt Wateiway ConTeii- Taylorville—State Assn. ot Supervisors, Coiuty Commissioners & County Clerks. Oct. —, 1911. W. W. Kenny, Pontisc, III. QIDIANA toderson—Morton Bifles (34th Regiment Ind. Vols.) Sept. 21-22. C. B. Porter, Bonte 7, Wsbash. Ind. Bvanaville—State Assn. of Coanty Commission- ers. Sept. — . 1911. H. B. Smith, Inillan- apolls. Ind. Evsnsvllle—Indiana State Federation ot Labor. Sept. 26-28. Clarence Gaiuner. 433 Lemeke Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. fort Wayne—Soth Ind. Vet. Regt. Assn. Sept. 27-28. Jamea W. Armstrong. Leesbnrg, Ind. Indianapolis—Sovereign Grand Lodge. I. O. O. F. Sept. 18-23. John B. Goodwin, 25 N. Liberty at., Baltimore, Md. IndlanapoIIa—Knights Sc Ladles of Honor. Sept. 19. S. B. Watts, 429 N. Penn St. Indianapolis—Pythisn Sisters. Oct. S-6. Cora Hood, Osslan, Ind. Indianapolis—Natl. League of Postmasters. Oct. 4-0. Cbaa. O. Young, Oakwood, ni. ' adlsnapolis—Grand Lodge 1. O. O. F. ot Indiana. Nov. 2S-23. W. H. Leedy, grand seer.. 1308 Odd Fellows Bldg. Indianapolis—Danghtera of the American Revo- lution. Oct. tu-12. LaFayette—Northern Indiana Dental Society. Oct. —. 1911. H. B. Le Galley. D. D. S. Karkin—Indiana Woman'a ChrMlan Temperance Union. Oct. U-17. Mrs. Rose -Peareu. Dar- lington, lao. Uonraevnia—74a Ind. Regimental Assn. Sept. 18-20. W. r. Pedlcord. 821 Sanaom St., South Haven, Mich. Terre Haute—Sixth Ind. Cav. Am. Oct. —. 1911. Theo. F, Brown, Sanford. Ind. ■ IOWA Boone—Conventhm ot Grand Chapter Bc^al Arch Masons. Oct, 11. Alfred WIngata. Oa* Molne*. la. Cedar Rapids—Grand Chapter B. A. M. Iowa. Oct. 26. Alt. Wingate, Oea Moines. Is. Oonnett BlaOs—Grand Lodge 1. O.. O. F. ot Iowa. Oct 18-SO. B. U TOtOB, Oea Moines, Iowa. I itiarhlne earned $158S0 in 28 weeks, 19M 1 triarhfne earned $17 013 In 29 weeks. 190S 1 machine earned $10,692 In 33 weeks. 1906 1 machine earned $!6,0!7 In 27 weeks, 1907 1 machine earned $I2,f!62 In 27 weeks, I90S 1 machine earned $16,ti-12 In 35 weeks, 1909 1 machine earned $18,531 in 28 weeks, 1910 Above figarea will be verified to pro sp ec tiv e cnatomers. Write for catalogue and prices to C. W.PARKER Leavenworth, Kaa. CAROUSELS lUiif BaBeifK, Heny-fioRmis* MirlliMi-Einiii Unices AHUS&MENT OUTFITTEIS HERSDHELL-SPILLMAN GO. Snniy Sim*. !•. Tiimida. I. T.. 6. S. 1. $350 InlMi Mill 6 livsSpir- ■Hif THE eiieiiis wm. An Investment ot ¥1,400. Can yon beat lit This machine is a sure moneygetter at Carni- vals, Fairs. Old-Home Weeks and Resorts. It is operated by 3 b. p. gasoline motor, and mnsic is famished by either an organ or cylinder- piano. Write for circular and prices. ARHITAGE tt GUXSK, 201 Mill St., Springville, Erie Co., New Tork. CAGNEY BROTHERS . 74 BBOADWAT, NEW YOBX CITY. SOLO mam Miniature Railroad;: fur Parks, Summer Resorts, etc. THE GREATEST MONEY MAK ERS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THE WORLD. No park complete witifout them. Earning $1,300 in six days. With proper care, will last 33 ' years. Send for catalogue. F>. IH>MERO & CO. 809-11 Federal Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Manufacturers uf Mechanical Cylinder Pianos Single action, and with Mandolin attachment for Shootlos <J«llery. Merry-Go-Round. Skaflrg Rink. Movini: Picture Show. etc.. at reasonable price. Jklso first-class condition M^cAod-hanil -: Pianos, with new music, at reducett price. Write for catalog. Caisttfs-Seirie Kdn|$r»Ei&« Parts Paul D. Howse OCEAN PARK. CALIFORNIA. Chicago office: 1S7 Dearbora Sttvet. Builder of White City, Chicago, and many great rides 9 HOROSCOPES Printed Fortunes. $l per'tjliHi: Future Photos, visible and> In- visible, $2 per 1.000. For Fairs.' Carnivals, etc. Stamp tor aant- ples. J. LBDOUX. 1297 MyrUa Avenue, Brooklyn. . X. X.