The Billboard 1916-02-05: Vol 28 Iss 6 (1916-02-05)

res < pemerynennpecr a 2 ART aS oe annaes eee See ee ET aA sumone enim ~ re marE oN a a nee ee EE The Billboard FEBRUARY 5, 1916. WANTED—Situation at once as animal trainer with small show; moderate salary; age 22; for particulars address R. A. McPEAK, Box 198, Giliett, See eee im WESLEY lLaPEARL—Have two big snakes; circus or carnival; work stage or pit; A-l wardrobe; @lso do Oriental dancing. 424 N. Gay 8t., more, Maryland. WIRE-WALKER AND JUGGLER—Wants position; e@arnival or circvs; salary or percentage; good talker. Address OLE GUNDERSON, Central Hotel, Saint Johns, s, Oregon. “WORLD'S GREATEST PHYSICAL PHENOMENA —In feats of contraction, strength and expansion. Ticket? Yes. WALTER LeROY, care Billboard, Olndinnati, Chio. WORLD’S ONLY BLIND BAG PUNCHER— Punching from one to ten, bells attached; would jain carnival or circus; can give references. Write WALTER FREUND, McHenry, Illinois. YOUNG LADY—Age 20; wishes to learn lion or anima! training; very strong will power; exchange ref erences; ticket if far. VIVIAN GLYNN, General Delivery, Toledo, Ohio. YOUNG MAN—Age 22; wishes position as ticket seller with circus or carnival; good spieler; ticket. JOHN H. McCANN, White Hotel, Manly, lowa. ~YOUSOUF—Needle king and magician; museum pit show; 5 years’ experience; 1915 with Omar Sami, Coney Island, N. Y. Address Bayside Hotel, Sheepsbead Bay, New York. COLORED PERFORMERS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. COLORED DRUMMER—Good reader; join at once; have bass drum; circus or plant. show. WILLIE SHERMAN HOLMER, 110 Laird St., Rockport, Ind. BARITONE—Young man; wishes engagement with | trio or quartette for s ondeville. Address M. HURST, Tul | Masten St., Dallas, Texas. ~ BUGLER—For bally; can do some spleling; experienced in show business; also play trap drums; winter salary acceptable. Address BUGLER, care Billboard, Chicago, Lilinois. CELLIST—Very experienced in all lines; also solo MISCELLANEOUS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. CARPENTER, DESIGNER, MILLWRIGHT, OPERATOR AND BUILDER of all kinds of amusement devices, wishes position in park for the coming seasou. A. P POPEER, | Geueral Delivery, Cleveland, _ Ohio. ~ GOOD STRONG LECTURER—For med. show; strong | ist; desires engagement; fine tone instrument; double in acts; reliable. Tickets? Yes. Salary your jimit. | banjo. HENRY BARTMAN, 5 125th St., New Address EARLE, 1835 N. Leavitt St., Chicago, Ill. York City. MED. LECTURER—At liberty; work all acts; strong CELLIST—From the North seeks Southern encontest worker. DR. LEONARD, 23 S. Forest St, | gagement; hotel or pictures; experienced; A. F. of M. Kansas City, Kansas. JACK L. RAND, Gen, Del., St. Augustine, Florida. MIDDLE AGED MAN—Experienced masreur, chiCLARINETIST— Pictures, vaudeville, concert work; ~ ong ee nursing, knowledge of aedicine; | will consider anything. Address OLARINETIST, position as valet; married. Address 1. | People’s Theatre, Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina. OGERSHEWITZ, 941 Dumont Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y¥. | “CLARINETIST—Sober and reliable; seven years’ ~ NONUNION PROPERTY MAN—Doubles good “alto; experience; would like traveling; dance orchestra; would like to join reliable company; am willing and | stock or minstrel; low pitch; best of references. not afraid of work; ticket. Address Cc. ROGER | AMSA args Sullwater, _Oklahoma, SS ee ee, Se, ee See, CLARINETIST—A. F. of M.; excellent. in all STAGE CARPENTER AND BILLPOSTER—Would | lines: locate eer all letters answered. Address like to locate in Pennsylvania or New Jersey; sober, | CLARINETIST, Star Palace Theater, Patchogue, Long oe oo HENSHAW, 531 Jischke St., South | Island, New York. 3ethlehem, Pennsylvania. \ORNETIS' ND OPERATOR—P y S WANTED—Pesition as a detective; good spotter CORNET ANE SeRATO Seay et Geen ence and references; capacity; single and sober. Port Gibson, Mississippi. guarantee to qualify in either and locater; age 27; ex JOE HARRISON, Box 95, r and Elks. ARTHUR W. 38, Paris, Tennessee. enced; member of Masons SPEIGHT, R. R. 1, Box YOUNG WOMAN—Would like position as detective CLARINETIST—Pictures, vaudeville, concert work; in connection with show business; capable and reBroadway ‘Theater, ‘Columbia, South “a liable; some experience. OLIVE GRAY, Aster Hotel, |; —————— ~ —_ 464 Westminster St., Providence, Rhode Island. CLARINET— -Experienced and reliable; nothing too a tier eee ee big: no booze. J. P. EVANS, 21 N. Ashland Ave., MOTION PICTURE ARTISTS Chtcage,_Titaste, CONDUCTOR (Violinist)—Wants to_ At Liberty Advertisements without display, under thls join high-class DRAMATIC ARTISTS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. “AT T LIBERTY—For juveniles, leads, heavies; owing to company closing; age 24; 5 ft. 10; 140 lbs.; ability, wardrobe, sobriety. KARL BALSER, Deshler, Neb. AT LIBERTY—For permanent stock; prefer South ; versatile leading business woman; man, general business; prefer Jine heavies; photos, programs and references. i. P. Bee. Fea we Pearl St., Dallas, Texas. “AT LIBERTY—For heavies, characters, comedy and eccentric old men; one-nighter preferred; car tent shows write; ticket; fake drums. FRANK GAVIN, 8 N. Jackson St., Mobile, Alabama. AT LIBERTY-—Character actor, manager; A-1 wardrobe; quick study; liable; strictly sober; BARKINGTON, , Clyde, Texas. “aT LIBERTY— —General business; almost anything cast for: scripts; can direct; specialties; wife does characters; double piano; experienced, reliable; reagonabie salary.| RICHARDS, General Delivery, Minneapolis, Minnesota. BOB FLETCHER—General stock, rep. or one-nighter; 5 ft. and reliable. Address ark, New Jersey. COMEDY, JUVENILES OR GEN. BUS.—Reliable end experienced; two specialties; stock, rep. or _onenghter; ticket required. Address R. F. LEWIS, Gen. Del., Chicago, Lllinois. OOMEDIAN—Straight, eral business; tuba, comedian, stage thoroughly restock, rep. or one-nighter. NED business or heavies; 5%; 150 lbs.; sober 123 Hobart St., Ridgeford heavies, characters and gem fiddle, banjo; sing and dance; drama or vaudeville; ticket. JACK BALL, care Case & Mecurio’s Ten Night Co. Danville, Kansas. “PRAMATIC MAN—Heavy, characters or juveniles; @tock or vaudeville; 5 ft. 8; 145 lbs.; ready for en gagement. BILLIE HUAMON, Granby, Missouri. EUGENE PURKISS—Lead, heavies, characters, difector with manuscripts; Julia Bell, second business or characters; wardrobe, ability. Address EUGENE M. PURKISS, Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. ~ FLOYD AND MARIETTA HAAS—Wardrobe, appearance, ability; young, good habits, useful people; house or canvas; salary right. BOX 348, Horton, Kansas. GEDDES C. SIMBEON—Dramatic artist; play anything cast for; ticket if out of the State. Address Nashville, Michigan. ~ GENERAL BUSINESS WOMAN—For rep.; 5 ft. ; age 25. Address LILLIAN MORRIS, 918 E. 5th &t., Mishawaka, Indiana. ~ GENE RAL BUSINESS or straight; Gialties; ticket. MAN—Heavies, baritone in band, REECE characters cornet in orchestra; speSHOVER, care & act ut accept resident position; excellent references; heading, are published free of charge. well known in vaudeville. Address CONDUCTOR, COMMERCIAL POSTER ARTIST—Wishes connec| 157 W. 121st St.,_ New York City. tion with film company; will act if necessary: 5 ft. 11%; well built; good appearance. Address ARTHUR COLEN, 6165 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. CORNETIST—Wishes engagement with circus, theater or anything that pays; 12 years’ experience. AL KUMMER, 3844 Forest Ave., Norwood, Ohio. TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION One of the questions which led to the Revolutionary War and the founding of this Government was ‘Taxation Without Representation.’’ Yet today we show people to the number of nearly one million are laboring under the same conditions that our forefuthers faced when they dumped the tea in Boston Harbor; unjust taxation without our consent, and without our having representatives to present our side of the question. True, all showmd@h who are lawful citizens of the United States have a right to vote (and in some States the ladies also). Yet, in the case of ‘the traveling showmen how many have the opportunity to do so. Attaches of theaters, parks, moving picture studios and others permanently located have every opportunity of voting, but it is certain that they are a minority, and, scattered as they are, could not better the condition of the show people by their votes without the assistance of their traveling brothers. The Billboard rightly says, ‘‘The show people must get into politics.’’ It will have to be done in order to gain any lasting benefit in taxation or railroad rates. The show people may not realize that if we take no part in politics, in selecting those whe are to make the laws, we are of no more benefit to the political parties than the newly landed immigrant. Why should we expect any favors from any political party? It is human nature to faver those who favor us. As showmen not having the opportunity to cast our votes from the fact of not being able to always be at our home on election day and not being allied with any particular political party or in assisting in the e'ection of any Senator, Congressman, State Rrepresentative or even Constable, can we ask favors? It is true as servants of the people they should assist without regarding party lines or political favor. And they might, but still would likely do so with more alacrity and effect if we had placed a few votes where they would do the most good. We should use every effort to have laws passed allowing tfaveling showmen who have a yote to cast the same wherever he may be on election day. This has been done in the past in connection with the Volunteer Soldiers, The 20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry voted at Honolulu during the Spanish-American war and in other instances, Votes could be returned to the precinct of which the showman was a citizen of or in any other satisfactory manner that might be arranged. Get the right to vote in this manner, the method will take care of itself. How many circus and carnival people voted at last election? How many years since some of you voted? What difference does it make to you or the party whether you are a Republican, Democrat, Prohibitionist or Woman's Suffrage? You won't be home to vote. No county, State or National officer can say you assisted him to his place with your vote. All you are able to give him is your good intentions. And ‘‘Hell is paved with those."’ But if we have no representative we have plenty of taxation. on amount of capital invested than the traveling showman? Who stands for more unjust railroad rates? Who stands fer more unjust hold-ups, right and left, than the showman? A big circus or carnival company playing any city on election day and polling 200 Who pays more taxes Mecurio’s Ten Night Co., Danville, Kansas. or 300 votes, not necessarily of one political faith, would call wore attention to the ~T. J. MITCHELL—Leads, genteel, old men, some wants of 4how people than all the petitions and laws suits from new until doomsday. Get heavies; double piano; sight reader, ete. Address in line, insist on the right for traveling show people to vote wherever they may be on General Delivery, Great Falls, , Montana. election day. Then vote for the party that favors us, stick to it, and pull. Then see “JUVENILE MAN—For dramatic show; two years’ how quick some existing laws are changed. The Shreveport judge who said, ‘‘Niggers experience; seber and reliable. Address CARL, care and show people look alike to me,’’ probably based his opinion on the fact that neither Monon House, Monon, Indiana. one ever had or would vote for him.—GEORGE MATTHEWS. i KING, leads or heavies; Lulu Kinder, piano 7 @nd ingenues; both reliable. Address I, B. KING, | 0OO00O0O6606666666666666666666666696666666666666666666 Gilead, __Nebrask a. LE ADS, HEAVIES OR GENERAL BUSINESS— a wardrobe and ability; stock or first-class FIRST-CLASS MOVING PICTURE LABORATORY CORNETIST— perm : F rep. _ preferred ; responsible managers write; ticket.] MAN—Understand the game from A to Z; 6 years’ pues’ ts at nee oR eB “aretLUCY COLE, Box 154, Gasport, New York. experience. MAURICE BLACHE, 963 Orange St.. | class man; write or wire. MUSICIAN, 10 Herndon “MAN AND WIFE—Comedy novelty Specialties; Los Angeles, California. Ave., Mobile, Alabama. man, union carpenter or property man; also oe wife, most any part. Address W. MARTIN, “pis MUSICIANS Per =. _ ~one Hnge B -e FB Warner_Ave., Peoria, Illinois, At Liberty bmg eye without 9 under this | address FRED WEIDNER, 1008 Phinney Ave., Al~ MAN—Heavies, comedies, general business; wife, a. free charge. ton, Illinois. soubrette, ingeaue, juveniles; *single,* double special~ ce Te : ; , z ate a ae 4-1 CORNETIST—B. & O.; locate or travel; play YRNETIST—Experienced in band and orchestra: at. aed te eee arg F. 0. strong street cornet; ticket if far. ERROL WIL| Prefer location; would take music on side. G. H. H _ ra ne as ss = — LIAMS, Union City, Michigan. KLINE, General Delivery, Huntington, West Virginia. > y <DERICKS— i a es ? > > : r git Gumutia sock comment puaying Gaede aon A-1 CORNETIST—Wants position in a vauderille| DOUBLE BASS AND TUBA—At liberty on aclight comedy; 6 years’ experiénce; no rep. Address | Musical act; high-class references; all letters ancount of disappointment; union musician; join im22 Grand St, Lowell, Massachusetts. : swered. ARTHUR CHRISTIAN, 221 Salem St., Low| mediately; troupe or locate. EDW. H. GRUZARD, sisi Mlgenng eg had eae ——— ell, Massachusetts. General Delivery, Chicago, Ilinots. ness; permanent aon ae json one ba A-1 LADY STRING BASS PLAYER—Experienced | | DRUMS—Experienced band and orchestra; would 95: 160 Ibs. Address RUTH FAY, Rife Pa’ | in all lines; locate or troupe. Address EDITH M. like to locate; expe rienced in bolt and forging maSarak eae —Giceal pain, cae * | ANDERSON, 8149 Clyde Ave., Chicago, Mlinois. a, work. ok " BARNETT, 1800 Dresdin Ave., )) ( s 4alt un > yes i i press, th, wife piano; a cone ah = aoe A-1 TROMBONE PLAYER—Prefer theatre work; mater ce toe spore" = Madison piinenet * | will consider anything; ticket if far. ED BERNARD, |. EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—Also band; , : : General Delivery, Sulphur Springs, Texas theatre, dance or hotel; large library; dependable SINGERS—AIll the very latest songs are listed in parties only; A. F. of M. H. N. LENZ, 514 Walnut our Song Hints on page 12. If you will write the a ee —— ope —, ae SU Nie St., St. Louis, Mi issourt. f =e sublishe dresses se@ giv sissippi and Louisiana preferre: ddress : = “Cae — —_— gata gprs meen aa poi at ER, 72 S. St. Charles St., New Orleans, Louisiana EXPE RIE xc ED viOU J LEADER — Vaudeville: . . , . —_— — —$—$—— —__—__—_—__—— ) wy or . tien THE BILLBOARD, they will send you profesA-1 VIOLIN AND PIANO—For first-class picture ~ ae a. reliable “FRED SUTTER Sh zien sional copies free of charge house; good library; strictly sober and reliable; best | ter Bide. ‘San Antanto. Texas. = Be tems NG AND DANCING SISTE 7AM— ~ | of references. Address J LaRUE EARLY, Montgomne ~ SINGING AND DANCING SISTER TEAM —Dou| "cic valgonta, George ELUTE AND PICCOLO 16 years expcricoce Ty all eughly experienced in dramatic work. SISTER ACT,| ALTO, BASS DRUM AND PROPS—Three years lines: prefer hel. picture hone fy FOE 4 Hudson, Massachusetts. in the business; sober and reliable; all letters an| ———— ———— a hE swered. GLEN ELLINGSWORTH, care Watertown . a. & a pane and piccolo: alto, bari. . 4 1 anywhere; reliable INFORMATION WANTED Hospital, Watertown, Illinois. one and bass Crum; make gon nere ; At Liberty Advertisements without display, under thls AT LIBERTY—Trombone, B. & O.; can also play i Wichita Pails —— wap sniveet % baritone; tent show, week stands preferred; others . h G. are published free of charge. write; experienced and reliable. GEO H. LaVAL. LADY | CLARiNETIST—Thorough musician; wants = e Box 250, Raleigh, North Carolina. Dosi‘ion.; only first-class, reliable managers answer. Se ee 4 oe sey < a AT LIBERTY—Reliable, sober, experienced clarinet— 0. ELWOOD, 5 W. Delaware Pl, Chicago, dare Billboard, Cinct ati onic. ~ “he i “Ms | ist; low pitch, orchestra or band; best of references: : = =: eee . accept traveling or permanent position. L. C. COOK,| LADY CORNETIST—Experienced, reliable; solo and CHARLES DAVIS. please write EUGENE MOSS, | 710 Grove Avc., Johnstown, Pennsylvania. concert; at liberty; locate or travel: highest referencen. eworr UKE en em. North cerotink BAND AND O ORCHESTRA 2A LEADER—Gomea and NELLIE BAUER, 5 W. Delaware Place, Chicago, Mh. OULD HEAR from Arthur Snow and | violin; double stage, saxophone and slide; locate or LADY CORNETIST—At Mbert Ruth King. R. HAYDEN, 234 Ave.,| travel; ghost must walk each week. ° L., carc | atre; location erred. t Hberty Sor hotel or the: 5 an aA BE . pref. os NORINE WANTHton, illboard, Chicago, ING, 804 W. Washington St., Bloomington, Illinois. LADY CORNETIST—B. & 0.; double stage; good wardrobe; prefer show Py. & L, care Billboard, Gitcago, lL LADY DOUBLE BASS & TUBA PLAYER—At lib A — EMMA LEITZ, 270 W. 39th St., New or ly ~ MELOPHONB OR ALTO PLAYER—Can double Stage if necessary. T. R. VAUGHN, Hotel Benton, St. iasourt MUSICIANS—See our Song Hints on page 12. The publishers whose addresses are given therein will send you professional copies of any new song named if you will write them on theater letterheads and mention THE BILLBOARD. ONE-MAN BAND—Piano, first and second violins, cello, two drums, cymbal and triangle; for ci museum, etc.; preferences, JAMES WRIGHT, Prevost St., Fall River, Massachusetts. PIANU AND DRUMS—Sight reader; both experienced; alone or with orchestra; locate only; can also furnish Violinist; salary reasonable. EVA HANLON, Corinth, Mississippi. SOOTCH BAGPIPER AND WHIRLING DRUMMBPR—Strictly sober and reliable; first-class wardrobe and instruments; must have tickets. Address DOWNEY zs DILLON, 3 Church St., Detroit, wchigen. ~ SLIDE TROMBONE PLAYER—Troupe or locate; write or wire FKED (SLIM) CHAIMAN, S123" Indiana Ave., Chicago, Lilinois. TRAP DRUMMER 10 Long experience; A-l outfit; will make salary low, but must have ticket. Address MUSICIAN, 5033 Lake Park Ave., Ohicago, Llinois, TRAP DRUMMER—Double stage; wishes engagement with musical stock company, but will accept any good proposition; go anywhere. G. STEGALL, Bainbridge, Georgia. TRAP DRUMMER AND PIANIST—Experienced picture player; locate only; nonunion; joint or single; advanced players; managers write GRANT HYLSR, General Delivery, Biulfs, Illinois, TRAP DRUMMER—Bells, ete.; cornet write or wire G. W HUYLER, Bluffs, Lllnois. *KRAP UDRUMMEK—Ten years’ experience; play belis and xyliophone; locate or travel; reliable. we RK. GRANT, 2520 W. Grand Bivd., Detroit, Mich. “PRAP | om DRUMMER—Ten years’ experience; vaudeville preferred, but will accept photo house engagement; best of references; A. F. of M. N. J. KEMBERLING, Gneral Delivery, Chicago, Illinois. “TRAP DRUMMER—For summer season; play belle and full line of traps; locate or uravel; state all. GLLL VOLTZ, 1431 Robinson Koad, _ Grand |_ Kapids, __ Mich. TROMBONE—B. & 0; sober and Feliable; experienced in all lines; can ‘double saxophone. Address MUSICIAN, 50 Baitles Ave., Columbus, Ohio. VIOLINIST—Experienced in movies, dance and cafe; prefer location; large library; sober and reliable, Address JOHN RKHOUES, General Delivery, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. ~ VIOLINIST—With good library; in band; sober and years of experience; vaudeville, hotel, woupe; can play brass. AL MORSTAD, Gen. Del, _Dawson, Minnesota, VIOLINIST—Good library _ of music; locate only; only; experienced. WM. LOUREY, Aitkin, Minnesota. VIOLINIST—A-i; drsires ye in theatre; vaudeville or picture house; member F. of M.; experi—._ DUDLEY & “HITT, on 134, Jacksouville, VIOLINIST—A. F. of M; at liberty. ADOLPH BENNAUER, Cloverport, Kentucky. VIOLINIST AND PIANO— At liberty; first time in two years; man and wife; large library of music; egberienced. k. J. WELLES, Avoca, Wiscousin. — VIOLIN AND PIANO—Union; wants position in photopiay house; hotel or dance orchestra; join on wire. C. C. MOORE, care Aas Hotel, . Hamilton, O. 0. VIOLIN & PIANIST—Man and wife; have a large library and all kinds of experience; pictures, vaudeville or dance work, H. WHEELER, , Lake City, lowa. WANTED—By experienced cornet t player, position with carnival or circus for season; A. F. Ad dress JOHN HOLMAN, New _ Berlin, lilinols OPERATORS At Liberty Pnggge | without ra ard the are free of A-1 OPERATOR & kiveriivias ie years’ exPerience, all machines; will go anywhere; travel or lolate. ELEGTRIOIAN, 1735 Wash. St., St. Louls, Ma A-1 OPERATOR—5 years’ experience; sober and reliable; any machine; go anywhere; small town preferred; gas or electricity; Ucket. T. H. McDOWELL, 326 W. 40th St, New York Civ. A-l OPERATOR—Run all makes; sober, reliable; seven years’ experience; nothing too large; can manage for small town; state all. HAKKY HOYLE, Mutual Escanaba, Michigan. kilm Corp., “A-1 OPERATOR -Wants pomtion with moving pic tur theatre; 8 years’ experience; state salary in answering. Rk. STALC UP, Unionville, Missouri. M. P. ¢ OPERATOR Nonunion ; 5 years’ experience; any mé@chine; wants position; perfect projecton; low salary; sober. Address L. B. McCULLOUGH, Alexander City, Alabama. M. P. OPERATOR, ELECTRICIAN, MUSICIAN— Competent, sober and dependable; wife, plano; state salary and particulars, BOX 71, _ Geneseo, Lilinois. MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR—Wants position ; can operate any make machine; references; sover and reliable. GHU. WOOD, 1425 Marion Ave, Marion, Indiana. MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR— Wants position ; can operate any make machine; so bad habits. G. _GORHAM, 1425 Mariou Marion, H. Ave., Indiana, OPERAT( yR—Wanta position with good theatre: amall town preferred. FRED C. COOKER, Portland, Indiana. OPERATOR AND PLANIST—Man and wife: well experienced; will work very reasonable. WILSON, General Delivery, Mobile, Alabama. OPERATOR AND MANAGER—Pictures or combination; results is what | produee. E. HALL, 400 34 St, N. E., Little Falls, Minnesota. OPERATOR, BILLPOSTPR, STAGE CARPENTER, OR CAN MANAGE SHOW—Ten years in the bualhess; will go anywhere; can furnish references. D. CLANTON, General Delivery, Kansas City, Missouri, OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Seven years’ experience; sober, retial wishes position in pleture house; any machine; do own repair work, W. G. ELLIOTT, care Electric Sup. Co., Opelika, Alabama. OPERATOR—Wife ticket seller; lowa or Nebraska; guarantee § first-clara projection. Addresa EK BROWN, Early, lowa PARKS AND FAIRS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. Cc. HH. DEATH-DEFYING GENTRYS—R Rides bicycle cycle down 75-ft. incline; bike falls in net and Gentrys dives into tank of water; open for fairs. 250 W. Tth St, Cincinnati, Obto. HIGH DIVER WITH OUTFIT—For carnivals, fairs or celebrations. R. L. DRUMM, Peru. ndlana, PARK MANAGERS, NOTICE!—Dare Devil Wheeler; rides down chute on roller skates; race auto of motorcycle; dirt track or board. B. OC. W 1045 Wesley Ave., Cincinnati, Oblo