The Billboard 1914-03-21: Vol 26 Iss 12 (1914-03-21)

112 The Billboard MARCH 21, 1914. April & Edw. 8. Calderwood, s ¥. 223 W st. Roxbury, Mass, “ Boston—American Unitarian society. May 2Wlison, 25 Beacon st.. Buston, ~ te Homeopathic Medical ety. 2 L @G. Mase. Bosten—W. R. ©. Apz-il, —. Mary E, Eliot, 657 Washington st., Boston, Boston—Theta Chi Frat. April 3-4. EB. M. Clark, 101 Milk st., Boston. Boston—Intl. Stewards’ Assn. May, —. W. H. Marx, 71 E. Van Burea st., Chicago. Boston—Knights of Malta. June 8 F. H. Willson, 915 Colonial Bidg., Boston. Gaverhill—U. 8. War Vets. Jenkins, 10 Monument st., Chicago, Ill. Springtield—Mase. Couference BKB. M. & P. 1 U. A. March, 1914. Michael O’Brien, 29: Hampebire st., Lawrence. Springfield—Diocese of West Mass. May 6 Mareball E. Mott, North Adams. id—Springtield Indust. Expo. March 28-April 4. H. A. Bryant, Taunton—7th Mess. Vet. Vol. Assn, June 16. W. H. Wade, Franconia, N. H. Worcester—Daughters of Liberty. May 13. Emily A. Davis, 1 Davis st.. Marlboro. Worcester—N. thug. Federation of Cigar Makers’ Union. April —. Wm, Standcombe, Boston. Ann Arbor—Si Mich. Vol, inf. Assn. 17. Herbert Davis, care Wm. Wright & Sons, Bay Uiy—Ladies of Modern Maccabees. June 0. ma E. Bower. M.D., Port Huron. ef Aramanth. Aug. <2. Peter J. Jenp, 204 Britmeyer Bidg., Detroit. Betroit—Mich. Bowing Von. Apri: ¥il, 1916 Wm. Hill, care Detroit News, Detroit. Detroit—Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butchers Workmen of N. A. May, 1914. Detroit—Mich. Dental Soc. April 9-11. F. W Howlett, The Colony, Jackson. Detroit—Affiliation of Ad Olubs. May —. C. C. Brown, Aderaft Club. Detroit—Mich. Letter Carriers. May 30. R. 8. Young, Bay City. Detroit—Int'l 0. Kings Daughters & Sons. May 30June 3. Mrs. Beatrice Larned, Detroit—Am. Gen. Baggage Agts.’ Assn. June —., Detroit—Nat’!| Glass Mfrs.’ Assn. June —. Detroit—Mich. Firemen’s Asen. June 9-11. A. Polane, Ithaca. of Col. of Mich. June 10. Geo. Oulett, Alpena. Detrot—Air Brake Assen. May 68 F. M. Nellis, 53 State st., Boston, Mass. Detroit—Mich. Letter Carriers’ Assn. May 29 . Roy 8. Young, Bay City. Detroit—Am. Assen of Gen'l Baggage Agts. June 17. J. B. Quick, Toronto, Ont., Canada. Detroit—Mich. Pharm. Assn. Aug. 15-19. Von W. Furniss, Nashville. Detroit--Nat’! Assn. Musicians of Civil War. Aug 31-Oct. 5. Joseph W. Bozart, 330 B, 6th st., Piainfielad, N. J. Detroit—B:vtherhood of Railroad Trainmen. May —. A. E. King. Cleveland, 0. Detroit—Mich. Breeders’ Assn, Merca —. Detroit—lnterl. Ornamental Glass Assn. May —. Detroit—Mich, Comm. . Oo L. tl. May 7. Detroit—Intl. Circulation Mgre’ Assn. June 16. J. R. Taylor, Grand Rapids. Detroit—Mich. Rural Letter Carriers, July 2223. Jobn R. Smith, Marshal. Detroit—Am_ Inst. of Elec. Eng. June 22-28. \ F. L. Hutchinson, 383 W. 39th st., New York ty. treit—National Woman's Relief Corps. Ang. B1-Sept. 5. 1434 Park ave., Indlanap»lis, Ind. Detroit—Grand Chapter R. A. M. May 19-20. Chas. A. Conover, Cold Water. Detroit—G. A. R,. Angust 31-September 1. W. P. Treadway, Lansing. Detroit—Sons of Vets. H, H. Ammer, Reading, Pa. Escauata —Upper Peninsola Dental Assn. June, Flint—Grand Lodge 1. 0. O. F. Oct. 20-22. Fred A. rs, Lansing Grand ponte ttieh. Music Teachers’ Assn. Oct., 1 . Grand Repids—Mich. Assn. of P. M. Sept. —. H. A. Hopkins, St. Clair. Grand Rapide—Mich. Master Plumbers’ Assn. March 24-25. Grand Rapids—New Era Assn. June 9. E. G. Gearhart, 27 Fountain st., Grand Rapids, Greenvilie—Mont. Calm Co. 1. #. 9% F. Assn April 26. C. V. Christenson, Greenville. Bolland—Mich, State Aerie, 0. of Gagles. 1914. Houghton—Upper Peninsula Med, Soc. Aug. —. Address Secy. Houghton Co. Med. Soc., H ten. Ishpeming—K. of P. Domain of Mich. Sept. 1-3. W. E. Hampton, Oharlevoix. Kalamazoo—Mich. Teachers’ Assn. Oct. 25-30. Kalamazoo—aAll. Arbeiterbund of Mich. June, 24 Toes. Chas. Kerster, Detroit. Lansing—Custer’s Mich. Cav’y Brig. Assn. Oct., 1914. Thoa. W. Hill, Cleveland. 0. Lawton—19th Mich. Asen. June 24-25. Frank Rice, Paris, Route No. 1. Muskegon—Mich. Music Teachers’ Assn. June 22.25. 400 S. Washincten ave.. Sacinaw. Muskegon—Stationary Eng. July 15-17. A. V. Cobb, Muskegon. Negannee—Swedish-Finnish RB. A. Asan, Ang. 27-29. John Soderback, 1510 10th st., Escanaba. Sagmaw—State Piremen’s Assn. June 22-24. —Mich, Printers’ Cost Cengress. May 21-23. R. A. Movote, Jackson. Tawas Reach—Foresters’ 0. Assn. Angust, —. C. Wright, Saginaw. Wyandotre—Jr. 0. U. A. M. State Council. April 14. W. Scott Hobbs, 787 Greenwood ave., De August 31. MINNESOTA. Austin—Minn. State Axsn. Letter Garriers. June, —. Fred M. Truax, St. Paul Benson—Minn. Total Als. Asean. Jnne 12-14. Gustav Elde, 3346 17th ave., So. Minneapolis Brainerd—Neo, Minn. Develop. Assn. Dec, 1-4. W. R. Mackenzie, Minneapolis. Doluth—Natl Assn. of Bldg. Owners & Manage-s. July 14-17. C. A. Patterson, 918 City Hall &q.. Chicago, 11. Chisholm—Net’] League of P. M., 8th Dist Jane, 1914. W. J. Stock, Ovleraine. Duinth—_N. W. Launderere’ Ansn May, oe James Nan Kivel, 532 Wabash et., St. Doulneh—Minn. Fed. of Labor. July 20-22, W. BE. McEwen, Manhattan Bidg., Doloth. Douluth—Minn.-Dak. Hotel Clerks’ Assn. Decemter, —. Daloth—!. S. W. A. Joly 2-31. A. Melisness. Bee Claire. Doluth—X. W. Rine Label Conf. Jaly 19. B. @. =... ELECTRIC MOTOR CHAIRS , becteereiis Se ae ada 1iNMttabite pltvad fe5 COONR 020" 9 760810—United States Government Patent—760810. 735748—Serial No. allowed January 14, 1914—735748. The world’s latest and greatest invention for Recreation, Pleasure, Sight-Seeing, Pastime and Profit. A new and practical necessity for the sight-seeing, pleasure-seeking, money-spending public. For use at Summer, Winter, Seaside and Health Resorts, Watering Places, Expositions, World Fairs, Carnivals, Cenventions, Parades, Private and Public Grounds, Estates, Boulevards, Parks, Beaches, Sight-Seeing, Business, Shopping and Social Calls. A godsend to the aged, infirm, cripple and convalescent. THE CHAIR. Made of beautiful reed wilow and rattan, steel tubing frame, 18-inch wheels, solid tires, ball-bearing Places, Expositions, World Fairs, Carnivals, power motor. Cushion seat and back. Two or three passengers. Four feet wide and high, six feet long. Weight, 350 Ibs. Rides like a palace car. Will carry 1,000 pounds. Rugged as a battleship. Guaranteed for three years. OPERATION. ONLY ONE PEDAL on the entire Chair. Press down with the toe of your foot on the pedal, the Chair runs one, two or three miles per hour. Raise your foot, the Chair stops, in iess than three feet. That is all there is to the running of the Chair. The brake is set aS soon a8 yom take your foot off the pedal, automatically and by electricity. Brake is set all the time the Chair is idle. Press down on pedal, brake is released; Chair is in motion. Steers with a handle. So simple a six-year-old child can run it. Chairs for board walks and expositions are geared to three miles per bour, top speed, and will run no faster. For parks or boulevards, geared up to ten miles per hour. POWER. The stor: battery is carried in the front hood or dasher. The motor is under the seat. The chair draws 21 amperes with two passengers. The Dattery is one o8 150 amperes. Th's gives over seven hours’ running on ove charge of the battery. To recharge costs six to twenty cents. When battery ts about exhausted, the coor is opened, battery taken out, a fresh one set in, and the chair is ready for seven hours more. THE ELECTRIC MOTOR Incorporated under the state laws of Illinois. PATENTS AND PROTECTION. _. The Electric Motor Chair is covered with United States Government patents Two different sets of patents, covering many claims. The first or basic Set covering a series of strong and vital claims The second set covering controls, braking, etc. With the assistance of the United States Government patent laws and the foremost patent attorneys, the slightest infringement will be bitterly prosecuted Injunction will be swift and certain and a damage suit flied. PUBLICITY. The Electric Motor Chair has attracted the apProval and comment of the world’s leading scientific publications, magazines and newspapers. lllustrations and articles have appeared in the Popular Mechanics, Popular Electricity, Electrical World, Electric Vehicle, Electricai Review, Western Electrician, Bicycle World, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Sunday Tribune, and many others Applications for chairs, agencies and licenses have been received from Canada, China, Porto Rico, Belgium, France, England, Germany, Singapore, Hongkong, Florida, California, twenty-five other States, and more tian one hundred cities. The Prisco Fair has granted this company a license for Motor Chair Concession These chairs to be used exclusively at the San Diego Exposition YEARLY EARNINGS OF THE ELECTRIC MOTOR CHAIR, WORKING AT $! PER HOUR. hour per day hours per day hours per day 22eseeseeu SoOu*newn— = ° e o 3 e 2 =< 10 hours per day.... N= 332333233338 xe engereeos SUPA eRwn—-Searaw HTSSSSISIgggsgss PHANG & mR eRWWRNN = —— SE SFSLSLSSSASSYSESS S3333SSS3S3S23E232 . * ~~ No. 2025 Michigan Ave., -_ CHARLES B. CHRYSLER, President. You are requested to make your own ecetimate is reasonable to believe they would be in use five hours per day out of the eighteen hours from 6 o'dock in_ the morning until 12 Oclock at night. » —, would only be one hour in the jours in the afternoon and two hours in Mr. Chrysler has been connected with — ae rating millions, 3 The Westinghouse Electric & Mis Oe =o oe The Popular Electricity Pub ishing Co. a mourie Trades Exposition Co. “¢ Nor mn Iron Co. (Electric Aerial Swings The Electric Piano Mfg c e > og a Motor Chair Co. be Chicago Electric Show, El Expositions at Philade iphia, Omaha. Leena” sane neapolis. A world of experience with things a and . natural result of this experience, invesUgation and experimentiz . meats Mater Chair a oo v¢ Electric Motor Chair Company has co-aperation of & Two Million Dollar AE Company to build The Electric Motor Chairs un our United States Government patents. Orders for Chain wil be delivered in the order they are received. The Electric Motor Chair Company offers for sale the exclusive concession right. license and agency for the Electric Motor Chair in any town, city, state, country, or county. The holder of the license has the right te organize his own local company, the right to sell any interest he may desire, the right to take in partner or partners, the right to sell, rent, lease or trade Electric Motor Chairs in his territory The right to buy chairs at a cost not to exceed and less, according to the number purchased, and at any price desired License to California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Texas, $1,000; Illinois, $500. Any other State, 200. Any foreign country net sold, $200. Ten per cent of the price secures a ten-day option. Dally demonstrations on Michigan Arenue, before thousands of people. lilustrated booklet free. No post cards answered. Wire money for option. Cable address, Mochatr. CHAIR COMPANY Capital Stock, $50,000. CHICAGO, ILL. Duluth—Minn. Stste Dental Asen. Aug. 68. Dr. B. Sandy, Syndicate Bidg., Mi&neapolis. Fairmount—state Firemen’s Conv june, —. Mankato—Leagve of Minn. Munictpalities. Oct. 21-22, Richard Price, University of Minn, Minneapolis. Mankato—United Comm. Travelers. June 1013. . W. Dresser, 8t. l’aul. Minneapolis—K. of Mey —. Minneapolis—Sons of Vets. June —. Minnespolis—Western Golf Asen. Aug. —. B. . Stone, Glenview Club, P. 0. . Bal, Minneapolis. Minneapolis—Am. S8oc., Plumbing. Inspecting and Sanitary Eng, Asn. Sept. or Oct. L. J. Lawler, Box 1005, Pittsburg, Pa. Minneapolis—N, W. Clay Asen. A. Anderson, 8145 Calhoun bivd,., Minneapolis. Minnesolis—Grand Connctl Heoyal Arcanum. April 27. 8. C, Horton, 239 Lamber Exch. Minneapolis, Minneap:lis—Nat’l Mnaic Supervisors. April 28. Mise Helen Cook, Rochester, N. Y. Minneapolis—Minn. Rtate Ind. of Homeops May 12 Pr. Ethel Hurd, Minneapolis. Mianeapelis—Hallinglaget Bec, May 16-18. Olaf Bheeping, Fergns Valls. Minneapotis—Northern State Poster Aen. May 24. C. A. Girehbel, P. 0. Box 16, Mankato. ipneapolie—K. of C. May, 1914. Jobn DBD. Dulutb. Minnea polis—Nordlanglaget. May 16-18. obn Gregor, Ft. Ransom, N_ D. . . Minneapolis—Stationary Eng. Minn. May, 1914. Jas. MceGreary, Fed. Bidg., St. Pea. Minneapolis—Nat’l Soc. Danghters of Rev. June 815. Room 912, 156 Fifth ave. N. Y¥. ©, Minnes>ol's—Minn. Sportamen’s Assn. 1914. A. Ranch, Crookston. — Minneapolis—Nat'l Wholesale Grocers’ Arsen, of U. 8. June, 1914. Al H. Beckman, 6 Harrison st.. New York City. Minneapolis—United Spanish War Veta. June, 1914. Lucian Clement, 411 Wheeler ave., St. Paul, Minnespolis—Frat. 0. Bagles. J 1914. M. Grady, Duluth. eendencdiine: Minneapolie—Territorial Pioneer Women's Club. June, 1914. Mipnespolis—Minn. Muete Teachers’ Asan July, 1914. Donald Fergason, 49 8. 8th «t.. Min. nea polis, Minnespolis—Net'l Amen. of Harness Makers. dniy, 1914. G. M. Scherz, 1006 Freeman ave., Corinnsti, 9. Minneapolie—@paniesh War Vets. and Women’s Annex, July. 1914. P. G. Hansell, at. Paul Minneapolia—Grest Council! of Mion, I. 0. R. WwW <Aog. 11-12. Frank J. Hebi, 196 Hof man ave., At. Pani. Minneapolls—irand Fred B. Wheaton, bivd.. Minneapolis. Knights. Oct, 18. Lake on the Isles ‘Minvenpolle—State Inet. of Homeo. Minneapelie—Nat') Comm, Gas Assn. Nov. 8 Dec. 5. Louls Stats, 20 W. Seth st, Meow York City. Minneapolis—Womans’ Relief Corps. Jum —~ Rertha M. Allen, 3487 4th ave. So. Mise apelis. Minneapolis—Minn. Bankers’ Assn. Jume —. G. A. Richard, 611 N. W. Bank Bidg., Mio anolis. Minneapolis—State Agri. Dir. Soc. March —. H. G. Woodworth, Alexander. Minneapolis—R. A. Grand Council. April 27. T. ©, Horton, 739 Lampber Ex., Minneapolis. Minneapolis—Ren Franklin Club. May, —. Ed Bailey, Decorah, Minneapolis—Womans’ Relief Corps, June 8 1). Bertha M. Allen, 3437 Fourth ave., So. Minneapolia, Minneapolis—Minn, League of P. M. Sep tember 16. H. J, Kuntz, Waconia, Minneapolie—National OGommercial Gas Asan. December —. Louis Stotz, 20 W. 89th st., New York City. Minneapolie—D. of R. March, — HL Mea’y. see ee eve., So. Minneapolie, AneapoliaAtate Stationary Eng. May —. James McGreary, Fed. Bidg.. &t. Paul. May 12. a, B. F vat inpoapette. 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