The Billboard 1915-10-30: Vol 27 Iss 44 (1915-10-30)

ee sO ’ a TES 44 The Billboard OCTOBER 30, 1915. DIRECTORY (Continued from page 41.) STAGE JEWELRY SIEGMAN & WEIL 18 & 20 East 27th St., New York City. STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES Klieg! Bros., 240 W. 60th 6t., New York City. STEREOPTICONS Chas. M. Stebbins, 1028 Maip st., Kansas City. STEREOPTICONS AND SLIDES Moore-Hubbeil Co., Masonic Temple, Chicago. STREET MEN’S SUPPLIES E. Block Mercantile Company, 241-243 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. Berk Bros., 543 Broadway, New York City. Brackman-Weiler Co., 337 West Madison st., Chicago, IL. Coe, Yonge & Co., 905 Lucas ave., St. Louis, Mo. E. M. Davis Soap Co., 220-224 No. Desplaines st., Obicago, Ill. Mo. Fabricius Co., 1823 Washington, St. Louis, M. Gerber, 727-729 South st., Philadelphia, Pa. Goldberg Jewelry, 816 Wyandotte st., Kansas City, Mo. Gordon & Morrison, Chicago, Ill. Ed Hahn, 358 West Madison st., Chicago, IL Holiday Novelty Mfg. ues 86 E. 10th et.,N.Y.C, James Kelley, 151 E. 234 st., New York City. Langrock Bros., 35 Ormond Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. Leventhal & Wohl, 58 Orchard, New York City. Levin Bros., Terre Haute, Ind. Pierce Chemical Co., Pierce Bidg., Shapiro & Karr, 320 South st., Philadelphia, Pa. N. Shure, 237 West Madison st., Chicago, Ill. Shryock-Todd Co., 824 N. Eighth st., St. Louis. Singer Brothers, 82 Bowery, New York City. Samuel Weinhaus Co., 722 Penn ave., Pittsburg. Yankee Novelty Co., 94 E. 10th st., N. Y. City. STRIKING MACHINE MFRS. M. W. Ansterburg, Homer, Mich. Moore Bros., Lapeer, Mich. STRIKER MANUFACTURER Herschell-Spillman, North Tonawanda, N. SYMMETRICALS Walter G. Bretzfield Co., 1369 Broadway, N.Y.C. TATTOOING SUPPLIES Prof. J. F. Barber, 70% Brush st., Detroit, Mich. Frank Howard, 151 Court st., Boston, Mass. has, Wagner, 208 Bowery and Chatham Square, New York City. TENTS American Tent & Awning Co., 307 Washington ave., North, Minneapolis, Minn. Atlanta Tent & Awning Co., Atlanta, Ga. Baker & Lockwood, Seventh "and Wyandotte sts., Kansas City, Mo. George H. Dial & Son, Columbus, 0. Columbus Tent & Awning Co., Columbus, 0. Carnie-Goudie Co., 307 Delaware st., Kansas City, Mo. Dougherty Bros.’ 169 South Main st., St. Louis, Mo. Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills, New York, St. Louis, New Orleans, Atlanta and Dallas, Tex. J. C. Goss & Co., Detroit, Mich. Geo. T. Hoyt Co., 52 S. Market st., The Kunkely T. & y Co., 296 E. M. Magee & Son., Inc., 199-201 East Madison st., Chicago, Il. a Tent Co., Boston, Mass 157th st.,N.Y¥.C, 147 Fulton st., N. ¥. Murray & Co., Inc., 622 5 W. Fulton st..'€ hicago. lL. Nickerson Tent, Awning & Cover Co., 173 State st., Boston, Mass. Tucker Duck & Rubber Co. United States Tent & Awninz (o., 229 North Desplaines st., Chicago, I. TENT AND FLAG POLES Boston Flag Pole Co., 169 Broadway, Boston. TENTS TO RENT M. Magee & Son, Inc., 147 Fulton st., N. Y. © United States Tent & Awning (o., 229 North Desplaines st., Chicago, 11. THEATER SUPPLIES C._A. Francis Canvas & Rope Supplies Co., 159 W. 31st st., New York City. Tears’ Theater Supply Co., 509 Chestnut st., St. Louis, Mo. THEATER TICKETS (Roll and Reserved Seat Coupon) Ansell Ticket Co., 154 E. Erie st., Chicago, I. a <a COSTUMES ew Yor st Cx 188 § = WolffFording Co., 20 Elliot a ba ee THEATRICAL COSTUMES & WIGS Chicago Costume Works, 143 North Dearborn st., Chicago, Ml. THEATRICAL FOLDING BICYCLES, PADDLE WHEELS AND BICYCLES Kallajian Expert, 817 Col. ave., Boston, Mass. THEATRICAL ATTORNEYS Ferguson & Goodnow, 10 La Salle st., Chicago. THEATRICAL TICKETS The Trimount Press, 87 Albany st., Boston, Mass TICKET CHOPPERS H. V. Bright, Prospect Bldz., Cleveland, 0. R. H. Langslow Co., Rochester, N. Y. TICKET PRINTERS Ansell Ticket Co., 154 E. Erie st., Chicago, I. Arcus Ticket Co., 633 Plymouth Court, Chicago. National Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa. i .& pd. i Nichols, Inc., 545 Washington et., Lynn, Mass, Royal Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa. Trimount Press, 87 Albany st., Boston, Weldon, Williams & Lick, Ft. Smith, TIGHTS Walter G. Bretzfield Co., 1369 Broadway,N.Y.C. SIEGMAN & WEIL 18 & 20 East 27th St., New York City. TOYS Ashland, 0. TOY BALLOONS. Fabricius Co., 1823 Washington, St. Louis, Mo. Faultless Rubber Co., Ashland, O. Eagle Rubber Co., Ashland, O. I 358 > ¢ ns Ft. Smith, Ark. Mass. Ark. Miller Rubber Co., Chicago, Ill A. H. Hendler & Co., San Francisco, Cal, Lloyd Martin, 1807 Young st., Cincinnati, 0. Massillon Rubber Co., Massillon, O. Q. Nervione, 448 N. Franklin st., Chicago, I. George A. Paturel, 4700 Fourth ave., N. Y. City. 1061 Market st., Rudolph Bros., 18 N. 5th st., Philadelphia, Pa. N. Shure Co., 237-241 W. Madison st., Chicago. Shryock-Todd Co., 824 N. 8th st., St. Louis, Mo. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New York City. TRANSFORMERS. Thos. A. Edison, Inc., Orange, N. J. TRICKS, MAGIC, ETC. The Magic Shop, 32 N. 13th st., Philadelphia. Martinka & Co., 493 Sixth ave., New York City. Yost & Co., 229 W. 42d st., New York City. TRUNKS. 3., B. & B. Trunk Co., 447 Wood sg Pittsburg. Herkert & Meisel, 608 Wash. ave. Louis, Mo. P. C. Murphy Trunk Co., St. noth ‘Mo. W. H. Newton & Son, Cortland, N. Kose Trunk Co., Atchison, Kan. 0. A. Taylor Trank Works, 35 E. cago, TURNSTILES. (Registering and Coin-Controlled.) Amusement Sales Co., 995 Woodward ave., troit, Mich. H. V. Bright, Prospect Bldg., Cleveland, 0. R. H. Langslow Co., Rochester, N. Y. UMBRELLAS. Frankford Bros., 906 Filbert st., Phila., Pa. UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. John W. R. Harding, 1528 Gillingham st., Phila. UNIFORMS & THEAT. COSTUMES. De Moulin Bros. & Co., Dept. 10, Greenville, Ill. Harding Co., 22 School st., Boston, Mass. kussell Uniform Co., 1600 Broadway, N. Y. C. VENTRILOQUIAL FIGURES. Ben Hobson, 910 Prospect ave., New York City. Theo. Mack & Son, 621 S. Clinton st., Chicago. VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES. Randolph st., De F. M. Barn 36 8S. State st., Chicago, Il. Jones, Linick "& Schaefer, 110 South State st., Chicago, Ill. Sullivan & Considine Circuit, New York City. United Booking Offices, 1493 Broadway, N. Y. C. Western Vaudeville Managers’ Assn., Chicago. VAUDEVILLE (Mail Instructions). Frederic La Delle, Station G, Jackson, Mich. WATCHES. Alter & Co., 165 West Madison st., Chicago, Ill. Flagg Watch Co., 165 Tremont st., Boston, Mass M. Gerber, 727-29 South st., Philadelphia, Pa. N. Shure Co., 237-241 W. Madison st., Chicago. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New York City. United Watch Co., 5 Wabash ave., Chicago, Il. Samuel Weinhaus Co., 722 Penn ave., Pittsburg. WATCH MANUFACTURERS. Hipp. Didishein & Bro., 54 Maiden Lane, New York City. WAX FIGURES AND MODELS. Elbert H. Roscoe, 413 W. St. Joseph st., Lansing, Mich. WIGS. Carl Kettler Wig Co., 58 W. Washington st., Chicago, Tl. Zauder Bros., Inc., 115 W. 48th st., N. Y¥. C. WILD ANIMALS, BIRDS AND REP‘TILES. Carl Hagenbeck, 8S. A. Stephan, Zeo, Cincinnati, 0. Louis Ruhe, 248 Grand st., New York City. WILD WEST COSTUMES. Chas. P. Shipley, Kansas City, Mo. XYLOPHONES. J. C. Deagan, Berteau and E. Ravenswood Park ave., Chicago, Ill. AT LIBERTY CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from page 39.) GLADYS ALLEN—Leads or general business; , characters or comedy; dancing. Address DICK ery, Middleport, Ohio. HEAVY, oy gy OR GENERAL BUSINESS MAN—Age 29; 5 ft. ; 185 Ibs.; permanent stock pre ferred. GEO. SHINN. "417 N. Clark St., Chicago, Il J. CARTER EDWARDES—Heavies and characters; anything cast; Mrs. Edwardes, juveniles, heavies, char acters; swell wardrobe; specialties; reliable managers American Agt., Dick double specialties ; no STREETER, General Deliv only. Address care Regal Hotel, Huntington, W. Va J. NORMAN MAYBERRY—Juveniles, characters, comedy, general business.; wardrobe, experience, abil ity; join on wire; salary low. aine. LILIAAN MORRIS— General second or third business; join FE. Sth St., Mishawaka, Ind. MAN AND WIFE business; Address Peak’s Island, Business at once. for 918 woman Address For leads, juveniles or general salary reasonable; good appearance om and . A. MeCOY, care Rasbach Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. “MISS FRANCHS EMANUEL Ingenue, ft. 4; 130 Ibs.; young; wardrobe, time, road, one-bill stock; join on Ye. General Delivery, Milwaukee, RELIABLE HEAVY AND Age 25; 5 ft. 10; 166 lbs.; for immediate engagement; GEHEORGE, Box 154, Gasport, SOENIC ARTIST— Double parts; malerate salary; experience; go anywhere; MONROE, Waterloo, Ia SHEKMAN L. JONES—la acters; scripts and direct; appearance; only reliable wardrobe. Address 6i1 SINGERS-—All the very latest « our Song Hints on page 12 if various publishers, whose addresses are also given itn the same column, on 4 theater letterhead, and men tion THE BILLBOARD, they will you profes sional copies free of charge WM. C. GARMAN—Heavy_ second business woman; stock class. Address General Delivery, Montgomery, W heral Delivery, . W. Va INFORMATION WANTED At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this juveniles; 5 appearance; city wire. Ticket? Wis. CHARACTER MAN quick study; low salary need = ticket s. RK parts; wife | specialties; ability, also small appearance, stock or pictures BILLY char : gol g00d ana 180 Ibe answer; Findlay, O ngs Teads, heavies 32; & ft. 10; managers Second St., are listed tu you will write the send mati; Nellie Garman, or rep.; strictly first Gg, are Dp d free of charge. ANYONE KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS of Miss Babe Smith, vaudeville actress, with Join Bun ny’s Company in 1914, please write JANICK DEANE, General Delivery, Ft. Wayne, Ind F. C. BROWNING, send your address at once; important Address Riv, care Biliboard, Cincinnat, Ohio a WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from party who wrote Gross, General Delivery, New Y rk Cily Address ABBEY GROSS, care Cohen, 2509 Pitkin Ave., Brooklyn, N 3 MISCELLANEOUS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. MARRIED MAN-—Wants position as coorman and janitor of good house; five years in cue house; gtx references; strictly sober and reliable _ THOS. MUR PHY, Box 36, Richfield Springs, N PROPERTY MAN-—20; gool position with musical comedy or stock; ol experience; write or wire HARLAND E. HART, Twin Falls, Idaho. SONG BOOK SELLER, Anything in my line; will play where. EDDIE ROACH, 1130 Queen St, ronto, Ont. appearance; wishes one Season § RHINECANDY BUTOHER, ETC. amall parts; go anyWest, To MUSICIANS At Liberty Advertistumate without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. A-]1 CUKNET—B, & ©.; good rep. of music; or locate; no booze, E. M. POLLOCK, S. E. and Davis Ave., Des Moines, la. troupe 14th A-1 STRING BASS PLAYER-—A. F. of M.; moving pictures, vaudeville or general business; references. LL, L. FLAGG, Box 36, National Soldiers Home, | Maine. A-1 TRAP DRUMMER—Bells and full line of effects; sight reader; picture or vaudeville. A. W. LILEY, care Lyric | Theatre, Fremont, Neb. A-1 TRAP DRUMMER—Experienced in all lines of show business; full line of traps, bells; A. F. of M.; sight reader; sober and reliable. T. D., General Delivery, Minneapolis, Minn. A-1 TRAP DRUMMER—Eight years’ experience playing for pictures and vaudeville; union. JOSEPH DELANEY, 25 Main St, Windsor, Vt. A-1 TRAP DRUMMER—A. F. of M.; bells and effects; sight reader; sober and reliable; will accept anything but drums and piano. EDWIN J. MYERS, 244 Crawford St., Troy, O. A-1 TRAP DRUMMER—Ful! line of effects for pictures; play bells; 5 years’ experience in dance work; locate or travel; ticket. RAYMOND EVERETT, 1522 S. 55th St, Philadelphia, Pa. ~A-1 TROMBONE—Experienced band and orchestra; one season on road; prefer to locate; sober, industrious, reliable. Address DAMEN CHARLES, Wash ington, Ind. A-1 TROMBONIST—Experienced in all lines; sober and reliable; A. F. of M. Address MUSICIAN, 308 St. Joseph St, Hastings, Neb. A-1 TRUMPETER—For bally-hoo or dramatic company; a real trouper; wants a change for the winter, FRED CREECH, Bloomington, Ind A. F. OF M. CLARINETIST—Would prefer winter position; strictly sober. Address H. SAILOR, General Delivery, Elkhart, Ind. AMATEUR TRAP DRUMMER—Young, experienced in the show business; can do about everything except play parts. Address OSOAR READY, Bagley, Wis. _ AT LIBERTY—Amateur trombonist; can handle average stuff; loud; prefer show going South. CHAS WILLIAMS, Hutchinson, Kan. AT LIBERTY—Trombone, B. cate. CHAS. KINSLEY, ter, Mo. AT LIBERTY—Trombone, cate. JOE R. TATMAN, castef, Mo. AT LIBERTY—Tuba, HOLLAWAY, General e, | = Gis troupe “or lo General Delivery, Lancas B. & O.; troupe General Delivery, or loLan band and orchesira _General Delivery, Lancaster, AT LIBERTY—Cormet, B. & O.; will troupe or lo cate; ticket EMIL SWATOSH, Vining, la “AT LIBERTY—A real sight reader; play bells; ticket if far. E. J. St., Harvard, Iil “BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER‘ wife characters and specialties; HOMER Mo drummr; second to wants location; O'BRIEN, .02 E. none references ; Washington Cornet, violin; like to hear from good company. FELIX M. SANDERS, 1101 Ohestnut St., St. Louis, Mo BARITONE—Eight years’ experience would like to travel with show or circus going South; ticket FREDERICK SARNOW, 960 Simpson St., care Herr man, Bronx, New York City. CELLIST—For hotel, theatre or picture house: ex Perienced and reliable; A. F. of M. L. CHI LISTEN SEN, 817 W. 4th St., Hastings, Neb CELLIST--Wants position in theatre, hotel, or will travel on contract Address a | , care Bill board, Heidelberg Bidg., New York City CELIA PLAYER—A. F. of M.; experienced in orchestra; wants steady position; need ticket. CELIA) PLAYER, New Exchange Hotel, Room 16, Waco, Texas CORNETIST—At liberty ; a in all lines of show and concert business; A. F = = BARR, 202 Park St., Waynesboro, Pa CORNETIST—Able to handle ai | erades of musk travel or lecate; 15 years’ «¢ we in theater work; A. F. of M. FRED BRU NKE. Sterling The atre, Superior, Neb CORNETIST—Competent and experienced in all lines of orchestra work; wants steady engagement with reliable people: A. F. of M Address L. E CORNETIST, care Bill board, Cincinnati, O CORNET PLAYER—Would like to join small band going South for the winter with carnival; ticket Address GEO. McGRAW, 15 E. l0th St., St. Paul Minnesota i CORNET —At liberty; B. & ©; troupe or locate NICK STARK, 12-15% Dale St., Muscatine, la CORNET--B. & 0O.; troupe or locate LOUIE KALOUNER, General Delivery, Lancaster, DRUMMER—Tympani, bells, etc.: for vaudeville or any first-class theatre; sober, experienced, references union mai Address DRUMMER, 1611 Clayton St, incinnat!, O. EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—-Also band theatre, dance or hotel; large library dependabl parties only; A. F. of M. H. N. LENZ, 514 Walnut St., St. Louls, Mo EXPERIENOED VIOLINIST Desire positlo leading orchestra in picture, vaudeville of concert have large library of music: A. F. of M Address A. REUTER, Regal Hotel, Huntington, W. Va EXPERIENCED — VIOLINIST Desires position Address VIOLINIST, 402 Washington St., Natchez, Mississippi. FLUTE AND PICCOIA+—Open for engagement, ex perienced in all lines; rellable; bh. & © cate; theatre, hotel, dance, ete.; A. F BERT B SHERMAN, Clarinda, ta travel or lo oat M Hh LADY MUSICIAN~-Playing saxophone, cornet and plano just finished ten weeks engagement with “Apolle Ladies" Orchestra’ make offer rhe DENOE, 830 Reserve Bidg., Kansas City, Mi MUSICIANS—See our Song Hints on page 2 The publishers whose addresses are given thetein will send you professional copies of any new song named If you will write them on theater letterheads and men tion THE BILLBOARD t ORCHESTRA LEADER (Violin) — Experience Wants location In Vaudeville or picture house; go y where; salary your limit. BENJ. H. BROWN, j% w. 62d St., care Krause, New York City Oke HESTRA LEADER (Violin)—Alto in band good library; wife, characters, some heavies: reliable managers only. TANSEY & EVERETT, St, Raton, N M 44 S. ad SOBER AND RELIABLE VIOLINIST—Wouia like posotion in picture theatre or any place; plas aito in band; age 25; married; A. FF. a@f M. OF. E CORDELL, Paragould, Ark. TEAM—Drums and piano; man and wife: beils, chimes, Xylophone, effects; experienced in all lines: joint or single; state salary, ete. MUSICIANS, Geo eral Delivery, Memphis, Tenn ; TRAP DRI MMER-—A-1; wishes permanent theatre engagement; experienced; prefer nearby town a & DKt MMER, General Delivery, Grand Rapids, Mich TRAP DRUMMER—Play bells, marimbaphone and xylophone; will consider goml act; no bouge or to bacco; experienced in all lines M. LINWOOD FRASER, 1185 Main st., Campello, Mass. TRAP DRUMMER-—Young; no beoser; $500 ouifit; locate or troupe with burlesque, musical comely or minstrel. Address DRUMMER, care City lrug Store, Mahanoy City, Pa. TRAP DRUMMER-—For vaudeville, concert, ete ; have seven trunks of harmony; will go anywhere: all letters answered. Address JACK WAGNER, General Delivery, Chicago, iil TRAP DRUMMER—Also play melophone; have complete outfit and bells; long experience; salary reasonable; ticket if far. MUSICIAN, 5033 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, TRAP DRUMMER-—Bells, full line of traps; experienced in all lines; er to locate; pictures or vaudeville; salary right. V. ©. DRAB, French Lick Springs, Ind TRAP DRUMMER AND SINGER OF ILLUSTRATED SONGS—Wishes to hear from picture house. Address G. C. DEAN, Almo, Ky. TRAP DRUMMER—Have drums and traps. nine years’ experience; don't read music; play vauceville, pictures and road show. SLOAN DRISKELL, Ap derson Theatre, Anderson, S. C. “TRAP DRUMMER—At liberty; will get bells; must have ticket; state salary; wire BILLY (Lasse) MASSEY, 1610 N. Second St., Vincennes, Ind TRAP DRUMMER-—-Bells, chimes, xylophone, effects, sight reader; experienced in vaudeville, pictures, etc.; good appearance; references; siate al) 6 W. Sith St, Chicago, Ill. TRAP DRUMMER—Double stage; neat appearance. Address DRUMMER, care Station Hotel, Independence, Kansas VIOLINIST AND PIANIST—Both men nonunion sight readers; vaudeville, orchestra or pictures; good repertoire of music; wish te locate. BENDER AND DANIELS, 36 Balto. St, VIOLINIST AND Hanover, Pa PIANIST—Desires position is theatre, hotel, cafe or cabaret orchestra; experienced, sober and reliable men. HARRY RK. GILBERT, 249 Middle St., Portland, Me., care Stock bridge. a VIOLINIST Classical and up-to-date music, dances, sings, comedy; young man; good appearance; open for engagement in good steady act. A. JACK SON, 3023 Kensington Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. ~ VIOLINIST—Gomet in band; have good library a music; experienced in all lines of the business. BILL SCHWALK, 974 S. Meda St, Memphis, Teun. VIOLIN AND PIANO—Man and wif pictures and vaudeville playing our specialty; would take dance work; come at once. H. WHEELER, Lake City, la WOODRUFF AND WOODRUFF Musical team: man plays piano; woman, trap drums; for picture house, dances or anything that pays. 404 N. Indianapolis St., Tipton, Ind. OPERATORS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. A-1 OPERATOR, ELECTRICIAN AND EXPERT KEIDAIRMAN-—-Nine years’ experience; married; want permanent position; no boosze or cigarettes. KENNETH WHITE, 501 W. Brown St., Seymour, Ind A-1 OPERATOR, ELECTRICIAN AND STAGE MANAGER—Ten years’ experience; wants steady po sition Address CHAS. HOWARD, 1504 Montfore Ave., Baltimore, Md A-| OPERATOR, ELECTRICIAN AND &EPAIR MAN-—-Nine years’ experience; married; no bow oF cigarettes. Address KENNETH WHITF, 501 West Brown St., Seymour, Ind. A-1 OPERATOR AND SIGN PAINTER--With good machine and 20,000 feet good film; also up in magic: travel or locate. E. E. NOELI, 619 N. 2d St., Nash ville, Tenn A-i OP ERATOR, 8 TRICIAN-—4‘'an do smber, reliable; go GUSON, Box 625, land, Canada STAGE | MANAGER “AND ELM anything in the show business, anywhere; ticket. A. W. FER Summerside, I’rince Kélward ts A-l a Three years’ experience; rellab best of references. WALTER GA 8. Main St., Columbia ay, Ind Act UNION OPERATOR Six on all machines; will go reliable and industrious; d L. ANDERSON, EXVERIENOED sober LVIN. years anywhere; hones, good references Streator, Hl -_ ss 7 OPERATOR -Praducer «{ per fect projection; married, sober and reliable; can fur nish best of references; state salary. BK. B. TOWN SEN), Box 243, Troy, Ala. abi EXPERIENCED OPERATOR Handle anything A EK. MeFARLAND, 230 Bergen Ave., Galesburg, 1h MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR Desires change. 9% years’ experience; any machine; steady, reliable satisfaction guaranteed; go anywhere, RAY WOOD SON, General Delivery, Columbus, O NOTICE!—1 am at liberty; accept any positiow where real value of faultless projection is appreciated, moderate salary; excellent references. G. A. CUN NINGHAM, Harvard, I OPERATOR Run any make machine; goo) me chanic; perfect projection; 9 years’ experience; lowate or travel: only relable managers anawer, DAN CAR RICO, 3524 Laweas Ave, St Lanuls, Mo OVERATOR—Twelve years’ tlon with real live manager that appreciates real pro Jectlons references if necessary A. LUDESCHER, jilen Avenue, Dubuque, la ATOR AND PIANIST—Desires change of location; both guarantee all work; good references; pt aniat; A. F. of M.; locate or travel OPERATOR, expericacs sober, Address» experience ; want “post 22 bk. Miller St., Mason City, la pre a OVERATOR AND ELECTRICIANWants te make change; Missourl, Illinois or Arkansas pre ferred; seven years’ experience; wife A-1l cashier alary your limit JAMES, Box 85, Oran, Mo OVERATOR Experienced; can operate any make machine; can join on wire; have own ticket H Ik. DRAKE, 1924 Buelid Ave., Marion, lod OVERMATOR-Married, sober and reliable: operate or repair any make machine; desires location; sal ary reasonable: references galore HOR WOOD RUFF, N. Indianapolis St., Tipton, Ind OVERATOR, ELECTRICIAN--Will troupe or le cate; am also good bookkeeper; will act as eretary prefer carnival: salary your beat. G. BO FLORENCE, Llox College, N. C