!tTHE SIGN OFfflOSPERITYComing of a Circus a Good Barometer J J. as to Wealth Healtn of j Ii ilt;4, I'm \oi; eyciCommunity.yon lt;v( r lake into consider*j at ion;* said the presenter df Baltf Facts for the n- Ffo 1 ct|cn , which• . . 1 .1 1 ^ Tlt;*is on tiilt;‘ wav hi1!*' that tnestrway in the • to in 1 oa-eIfthat your community ^is to sc'* uilt;* announcemcnt ol a cir-c if ? xlt; r But - the truth justthe ssmo. \nd here’s the reason.| “Ma^bc jros may not IciioW ^t ie running of a big circus is the| moi-t lt;\act business science there is. There i- only one placlt;* that has more s:atistics ami figures on the various features ol th countrv ; prosperityj thru the experts ot a circus, and tHatis the census bureau. Our men know where the money is 1est, where the ! prospects are best. an«l where tne ! people should 1 * the brightest out-j look on life. There can t be any foolish n ss in the routing of a circus, yon know. Cur expenses run morethan $5.lt;mh a day and should the circus strike a territory that was in themidst ol poverty—well, it wpid WBtinrtune.“Therefore, In the months beforetlie circus Leaves its winter quarters,mldrtIv t 1beetintlitDr.Jo*!Mat!io ex per*s are busy with figures, with crop reports and « very otheroff.Marena vbigit practically means that this town J1; .* i vmkind of a report possible And whenthey pick a town in which to show.looweedamtwlt;