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time operators, Nathan Kallet,
A . C. Fearing and C. W . Clark.
Rabkin conducted a highly in
teresting display cf more than
twenty-five machines
that he was very much en
thused over the interest people
^splayed in this skill-requiring
^ m e of golf. It is now being
^ade in quantities. One o f the.
Barnes has been in operation for
s°ttie time in the Morrison Ho
tel lobby in Chicago.
Chester-Pollard Company was
Represented with their football
Same and new golf game, and
^veral other devices. Mr. Hain-
ert, who had charge of the ex
hibit, expressed satisfaction at
the interest displayed by the
Park owners in their games.
Another new game at the con
tention was the “ scientific G olf”
Same exhibited by the Skill
Game Co., Inc. This is a coin
controlled game in which the
figures wield actual golf sticks
and drive a regulation size golf
ball. It is a competitive game
best played by two players. The
feature of the game is the speed
With which the games are
Played. This game will be fur
ther announced in an early issue
—- an interesting fact is that the
designers of this game are old
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Reel Co., Inc., was represented
with an array of coin-controlled
machines suited to amusement
parks. President W illiam Rab
kin and an assistant had charge
o f the exhibit.
The boys re
membered the smokes Bill Rab
kin had promised, but he will
surely need quite a supply when
our own convention meets in
February.
A . E. Gebert was on hand
with about twenty-five of the
Advance Machine Company’s
best machines. These included
some new ones, most important
of which was the cigarette ven-
The Advance Machine Co. featured a
cigarette vendor and several
other new machines
dor, which has just been per
fected. M r. Gebert declared that
as fast as new kinds of machines
were needed they were easily
produced by applying the same
coin control and principles of all
the Advance machines.
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