The Billboard 1909-06-19: Vol 21 Iss 25 (1909-06-19)

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52 The Billboard JUNE 19, 1909. Conventions Reunions | Conclaves Assemblies ) NOTICE.—Only such dates as havs not published in this list before appear under the general heading, ‘‘CONVENTIONS.”’ Back | numbers containing previous instalments can always be obtained a | adilressing the publishers, | if they are not to be had from newsdealers. Under the caption, ‘‘Corrections and Changes,”’ | errors will be emendated and changes indicated. Those w'iw wish to collect copies of the Con| vention c mplete list are advised to preserve — cor.es of The Billboard from week to week, The Vonvention list in its complete form is published in these columns every 4th week. C:.aplete copies of this list may also be had by sending 25 cents to The Billboard Pub. Co., 4.6 Elm Street, Cincinnati, 0. | been j CALIFORNIA Eureka—International Brotherhood men and Saw Mill Workers. Sept. 6. Ern est G. Pope, 1613 Second st., Eureka, Cal. Oakland—California Realty Federation. Aug. 12-14. H., Burdett, 624 Security Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Redlands—I. O. R. of Wood M. Great Council. Aug. 17. Wm. Hennesy, Redlands, Cal. COLORADO. Colorado Springs—National Inéeurance Commissioners. Aug. 24-27. J. Brinkerhoff, Springfield. Ill. Cripple Creek—State Stationary Engineers’ As sociation. Aug. 6-7. L. L. Bryant, 419 E. Eaton ave., Cripple Creek, Col. Denver—Y. P. 8. C. E. State Convention. July «:. & & 627 Charles Bldg., Den ver, Col, Denver—Amalgamated Mason, Sheet Metal Workers’ International Alliance. Aug. 2. J. E. Bray, 325 New Nelson Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. CONNECTICUT New London—State Firemen’s Assn. Aug. 11 R. V. Magee, Watertown, Conn. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington—Universal Craftsmen'’s Council 10 of Engineers Aug. — Walter 8S. Caldwell, Chicago, Wl. GEORGIA. Cumberland Island—State Educational Assn June 25-25 R. B. Daniel, Valdosta, Ga. IDAHO Wallace—Knights Templar Grand Commandery. June 23. James A. Pinney, Boise, Ida. ILLINOIS. Anrora—Greeks of the U. §., to form National Society. Aug Chicago—Grand American Hand cap at Targets Interstate Assn. y i June 24-25 Elmer E Shaner, 217 Coltart Square. Pittsburg, Pa Chicago—Interaational Jewelry Workers’ Union of America. July 12. Wm. F. Schade, Box 141, Philadelphia, Pa Chicago—National Sacerdotal League of Amer a Aug. 4. M. A. Lamburg, Scottsdale, > a. Chicago—Kriegerbund of North America. Aug. -. Langenhan, 1570 W. Third st., Cleveland, O. Chicago—American Unitarian Assn National Conference. Sept. 27. Rev. W. P. Greenman, GS4 Astor st., Milwaukee, Wis. Chicago—Iniernational, Live Stock Exposition Nov. 27-Dec. 10. B. H. Heide, Union Stock Yards. Chicago INDIANA Indianapolis—United Brothers of Friendship and Sisters of the Mysterious Ten. Aug. 5-8. L E. Johnson, Newberg, Ind. ‘ Indianapolis—Shirt Waist and Laundry Workers’ Inter 1 Union Aug. 10 John J. Manning Second ave., Troy, N. Y. Indianapolis—Grand Encampment I. 0. 0. F. f Indias Nov. 16. W. H. Ludy, Odd Fellows Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind Indianapolis—Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F. of In ar Nov 17-18 W. H. Ludy, Odd Fellows’ Bldg Indianapolis, Ind. v yna_ Lake Indiana Photographers’ Assn. July 5-9 K. Shalley,. Berne, Ind. IOWA. International Brotherhood of July — James W. Dougherty, New York City r Carriers’ M. Adams, As pres Muscatine District, Convention, : Winifred Sies, Oxford, Ia. Sac Citr—Sac City Chautanqna Assembly July ». . ’ Sioux City—Northwest Iowa W. R. C. Assn July 14-16. Capt. J. S. Lothrop Sioux City, Ta KANSAS Hutchison—Knights of Pythias Grand Lodg (Colored). July 23 w. W Plumb, 1012 _Buehan_ st Topeka, Kan Kansas City—Photographers’ Asst f Kansas 28-29 Max Wolf, Manhattan. Kan KENTUCKY Lonisville—International Retail Clerks’ Protec tive Assn. July 22. Max Morris, Box 1581, Denver, Col. Louisville—National Sheet Metal Workers’ As sociation. Aug. —Chas. Fingele, Baltimore, Louisville — Associated Advertising Clubs of America Aug. 25-27 Leo Landow, care Giobe Clothing Co., St. Lonis, Mo MAINE Bangor—Epworth Leagihe State Convention. June 24-25 C. Leopold, Winchester-Stearns Ridg Bangor, Me. MARYLAND | Mountain Lake Park—State Teachers’ Assn. June 29-July 2 Miss Sarah E. Richmond, president, Baltimore, Md MASSACHUSETTS | Boston—National Fraternal Press Assn Aug. | C¢. C. Hollenbeck, Columbus, O MICHIGAN | Detroit—National Assn. of Mercantile Agencies Aug. —. Detroit—-Wholesale Buyers’ Assn Aug. 30Sept. 4 Paul Leake, 595 Hubbard ave., De troit, Mich. Kalamazoo—Woman's Relief Corps. June 23 24 Martha McCabe, Bay City, Mich. Kalamazoo—State Dental Assn June 29-July 1. D. MeGraham, 602 Gas Office Bldg., De troit, Mich. Mackinac Island—International Federation of Commercial Travelers. July dD K Clink, 69 Dearborn st., Chicago, Il. MINNESOTA. Hibbing—Fraternal Order Eagles Grand Aerie. June —. Jason T. Kidder, Fergus Falls, Mino St. Paunl—Master Butchers’ Assn Aug. 10. Emil Prebe, Milwaukee, Wis. MISSISSIPPI | Greenville—Golden Rule Supreme Grand Lodge. Sept. 7-10. C. B. Williams, Box 292, Greenville, Miss. ; Meridian—G. U. O. of O. F. Grand Lodge, No. 10. Aug. 3 Norah Cowan. Box 6, Greenville, Miss. MISSOURL Bismark—Missouri River Navigation Congress. July 7. Capt. L. BP. Baker, Bismark, Mo. Clinton—Missouri Drummers’ Assn June 24 26. B. Summers, Clinton, Mo Elisberry—Y. P. 8S. C. E., Sixth District, Con vention June 25-27 Geo. Klein, Tuxedo Park, St. Louis, Mo. Jefferson City—Y. FP. 8. C. E, Fifth District Convention June 22-24 Miss ‘Tina C. Houston, Mexico, Mo. St. Leuis—Exclusive Distributors’ Assn. July 13-15. St Louis—German Order of Harugari Aug 2 Theo. Thielmann, 2315 S. 12th st., St. Louis, Mo. MONTANA Butte Lodge. Fraternal Order of Eagles Grand Jun 22-25. Peter Sange Butte. NEW JERSEY Mont. Asbury Park—New Jersey School of Methods for Teachers July 7-13 Rev. Samuel D Price, 919 N. 6th st., Camden, N. J Asbury Park—P. 0. 83S f : Camp Aug. 17-18 ;. W. Thor N. J. Lake Minnewaska—State Editeo June 26-29 J W. Clift. Summit, Ocean Grove-—National Assn. of Organists. Aug Orange—Templars of Temperance Nat al Tem pl Aug. 2-3 A. Norstrand. 56 Blanchard st., Jamestown, N. Y. NEW YORK. Buffalo—National Haymakers’ Assn Aug. — "Cc. R. Noble, Muncie, Ind. Ruffalo—Journeymen Tailors’ Union of Amer ica. Aug. 2. John B. Lenon, Bloomfield, I! Chautauqua—Country Life Conference Aug 23-24 Cornell College of Agriculture Ith aca. NWN. Y. Clg Haven—Catholic Summer School of Amer ira July 4-Sept. 5 Chas. Murray. 7 E 42 New York City Glens Falls—P. M. I. O. 0. F. Department Council July 13 Chas. P Wright, 413 S. Warren st.. Syracuse, N. Y. New York City—International Upholsterers’ Union July Jas Hatch. 154 E h3d st.. New York City New York City—American Cemetery Superintendents’ Assn Aug *. Eurich, Supt., Woollawn Cemetery. Detroit, Mich New York City—American True Ivorites Grand Lodge. Aug. 10-13. John O. Thomas, Utica, x. ¥ New York City—New York and New Railway . England rs Assn of Surgeons. Nov 16-17 Dr. Geo. Chaffee. 338 Forty-seventh st Brooklyn, N. ¥ *lattsburg—Tercentenary Celebration of Dis covery of Lake Champlain. July 49 Mark Watson. Plattsburg, N. Y Poughkeepsie State Firemen’s Assn Aug 17-20 Thomas Honohan, Frankfort. N. Y Rochester--—K. 0. T M ff the World Great Cam] J :. Dewey, 1271 Main st... Rochester Assen, of America July ris, Washington, D Rome Knights of Sherwool Forest Sapreme Lodg Aug Jos. Jacobs, 18 Webster ve ner i Silver Missionary Confer on Thous York County Super n June 22-25 x RK I y Yonkers —Int wrhbood of Sta n ry F . I S! ni 202 Ww. 18 s Omaha, Neb NORTH CAROLINA As e—North Carolina and Virgin Hotel Men's Assn Jun 7 Ashevills Young People’s Missionary Movemen ft I S. and Canada July 2 NORTH DAKOTA Ww State Retall Merchants’ Ass July Ww W. King. Tower Citys N. D 7 OHIO \ cD Fire Chiefs’ Assn. July 13-14 Ib. J M wr, Warren, O { I’ h 0 I M I R. State Er J 9-24. R. R. Shipley, 666 ‘ * ( mbus, O ( ‘1 brate f Good } ‘ 1 ‘ ~ S Bonbright rat Fre ( cin o ( ge Corne ‘ I 8. ( I Distr Con i Ju 5-24 Miss G \ M . i ra Cor “o ( S Suggest I s Ans I 242 ‘oe wa Y E. Beck st Colambus, O I State Rural Lett Car r Ass Aug ’ L. J. Steinbrect Vit Healt “ I Clint ss 1] impment Jul 1% I { (a D ! ) Sandusky—State A Aug. 3 , I I Sr Sid 0 Tippecanoe Ohlo Lee, City -Reunion Tist Regiment lufantry L. Volunteer June 30. D Troy, 0 ; Toledo—State Wholesale and Retail Coal Deal ors’ Assn June 22-24 : Toledo -State Music Teachers’ Assn June 29 July 1 Miss Lima Keith, Toledo, 0 Toledo—United States Military 1 uurnament July 2-10 Col. Frederick D. Grant, Com Dept. of the Lakes, Chicago, Mm om Toledo—United Order of Boxmakers and Saw yers of America July James Curran, 87S Center ave., Chicago, I] ; Youngstown ~Ohio Federation of Colored Wo men's Clubs July 7-9 Mrs. Adah Stew art, 415 Missouri st.. Toledo, 0 OKLAHOMA Oklahoma City—State Retail Hardware and Implement Dealers’ Assn July 18-15 dD. C. Patterson, 1181 N. Broadway Oklahoma City. OkKla OREGON Albany—State Teachers’ Assn June 2July 1 Pendlaton—?’ythian Sisters Grand Temple June >> Mrs Mary R. Hogue, Klamath, Ore PENNSYLVANIA Rethlehem—State Educational Assn June 29 July 1 Chas. 8S. Foos, president, Reading, > Pittsburg—American Federation of Catholic Bo cietics Aug. 8-11 Anthons Matre, St Louis. Me ; Pittsburg —Old Wime Telegraphers and Histor. i Assn Aug. F. J. Scherrer, 195 viway, New York City d t n—P. 0. 3. of A.. Eight County As sociation. July 10. Ira Mann, Hazleton, Pa Scranton—I. 0. G. T. Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania and Delaware July 21-23 A. A Anderson, News Bldg., McKeesport. Pa RHODE ISLAND. Previdence—Danghters of Liberty National Council. Aug. — SOUTH CAROLINA. Peanford—Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge (Colored) uly 19-23 Alexander Meyers, Reeufort, S$. C Greenville—State Press Assn July —. J. R. McGhee, Greenville, 8. C TENNESSEE Knoxville—Summer School of the South June 22-July 30 P. P. Claxton, Knoxville, Tenn Monteagee—State Teachers’ Ass July 6-8. r. L. Harned, Clarksville, Tent TEXAS Wharton—Green'’s Texas Brigade Asst June 23-24 John G. Rankin. Brenham, Tex UTAH Salt Lake City—Utah Elks’ Assn July —. D :. Cronin, Eureka, Utah : , Salt Lake City Ex-Prisoners f War En campment Aug. 5-12 J. F. Hollinger, To ledo, O VIRGINIA Sanday-Sch Assen. June Deeper Waterways Asst RB turk. Crozer Bldg VERMONT. Middleboro—State Firemen’s Assn. July 15-16 E. D. Moore, Bennington, Vt WASHINGTON. Aberdeen—State Good Roads’ Assn July 4-58 WEST VIRGINIA > of Odd Fel Harpers’ Ferry—Tri-State E lows Aug. 3 Shepherds town, W. Va Huntington—State Funeral Directors’ Assn July — Cc. L. Musgrave, Fairmont, W. Va Wheeling—Grand Lodge of West Virginia, I Oo 7 Nov. 17 E. A. Billingsiea, Fair mont. W. Va WISCONSIN Appleton—State Photographers’ Assn July 6 " E. H. Harwood, Appleton, Wis Templars of Honor «und Temperance June 22-23 G. C. Johnston, Appleton, Wis Galesville—I. O. R. M. Great Counci Aug 17. Lomira—Y. P. State Convention Aug. 2% “4 Rev W. G. Raddats, president, Racine, Wis Menasha—State Federation of Catholic Soc eties July 18-19. Leo Kennedy, Burlington. Wis. Milwaukee—American Assn of Nurseryittem June — Geo. E. Saeger, Rochester, N . CANADA. Hamilton, Ont.—Loyal True Blue Asan. Grand Ladg Aug. 31-Sept. 2 Nicholas Ingram, Box 147, Post Perry, Ont London, Ont F. & A. M. Grand Lodge. July 21-22 R. L. Gunn, Hamilton, Ont., Can Niagara Falls Ont International Accident Underwriters’ Assn July 18 H. G. B Alexander, 1208 Michigan ave Chicago, Il St Johns N BR Rebekah Assembly Aug 10 C. 8. Woodruff, Flemington, N. J St. Johns. N. B Maritime Provinces I. O. O. F. Grand Encampment Aug. 10 Melville McKean, 145 Cameron st., Moncton, N. B., Can “+. Johns, N. B Maritime Provinces I. 0. O F. Grand l Aug. 11 J. J. MeKinnon, Charlottetown, P. E. I rat Alta I ai 0 I Tisdale, ( St heona firand Lodge Zz a lga Alta [ nt Ont Brotherhood f International Electrical Workers’ Unior f Am Sept Peter W. Collins, Pierek Bldg Spring fiel Ii] Vane er City, B. ( W ( I I of B { fhird wee n Jut M M A. Cun ingham, 253 Third a New Westminete I ( Car . Corrections and Changes. CALIFORNIA j Angel Amer Pharmaceutical Assen Aug 16.20 Chas. Caspa Ir University f Maryland Baltin Ma MAINE Portland —Nation Assn or R way Agents Jul 15-20 WwW M. Drury White Pigeon, Mich MICHIGAN, let t Michig tetal Shoe Dealers Asan July 19.20 i} . Clark, 790 Michigan ave Detroit Ml Saginaw—Y. P. 8. C. BE. Oct, 14-17. Harold LD. Spicer, Paw Paw, Mich. MINNESOTA St. Paul-—United Brothers of Friendship and Sisters of the Mystery. July 2630. W. A Gaines, Covington, Ky MISSOURI St Louls——-State Laundrymen's Assn June 21-22 A. Jacobs, 122 N. Main st., si Charles, Mo. NEW JERSEY. Atlantic City—National Brotherhood of Opers tive Potters. July 12 Edward Menge, Box 181, East Liverpool, 0. NORTH CAROLINA Asheville—K. 0. K. K. Convention, July 12 17 H. W. Belding, Webster Grove, Mo OHIO. Cincinnati—Tri-State Vehicle and = Implemen: Dealers’ Assn. Oct. 25-30. P. T. Rathbun Springfield, 0. es Novelties for Fairs and the World. Best day grand stand attraction. Best and most brill fant night feature Thrilling electrical fireworks finish Contains many original a startling feats that imitators dare not attempt. For particulars of this famous -ecord break crowd -drawing, r feature, >) none LEGARE MAL TOWER Bethlehem, Pa. DICE s CARDS Expert Work Cards, = = "= 81.00 Catalogue Free. HUNT & CO. oe... »| Fifth Ave. Chicago, lll. 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