May 30, 1925.
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PRESTO
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RESTAURANTS, CAFES and
A M U S E M E N T CENTERS
LAST PLANS FOR
GREAT CONVENTION
nects with its Market street property, and from which
its shipping is handled.
BACK TO OLD HOUSE.
Allan McLean, for the past year in charge of the
piano and phonograph departments of the Hyatt
Music Co., Portland, Ore., has returned to the Reed,
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up members and stimulating attendance at the con- French Company to take charge of the Knabe Am-
pico department. Mr. McLean will specialize in the
vention. The committee consists of the following
future in the Ampico, and is entering this field with
active workers in the cause:
great enthusiasm.
Alabama, B. B. Burton, Birmingham; Arizona, Eu-
gene Redewill, Phoenix; Arkansas, Col. F. B. T.
Hollenberg, Little Rock; California, E. A. Geissler,
Los Angeles, H. L. Nolder, Los Angeles, Shirley
Walker, San Francisco, O. Hockett, Fresno, and
J. IT. Cooley, San Diego; Colorado, C. G. Campbell,
Denver; Connecticut, A. W. Johnston, Bridgeport;
Delaware, Geo. Gewehr, Wilmington; District of
Columbia, E. H. Droop, Washington; Florida, J. A.
Turner, Tampa; Georgia, J. E. Humes, Columbus;
Idaho, C. B. Sampson, Boise; Illinois, J. P. Lacey,
Peoria, and Joseph F. Reed, Oregon; Indiana, J. E.
Embody Five Cardinal Features?
Butler, Marion, and C. D. Greenleaf, Elkhart; Iowa,
C. O. Hiltbrunner, Cedar Rapids; Kansas, Merle
DURABILITY
Bennett, Wichita; Kentucky, O. D. McLaughlin,
SIMPLICITY
Paducah; Louisiana, Parham Werlein, New Orleans;
Maine, R. W. E. Hunt, Portland; Maryland, C. J.
ACCESSIBILITY
Roberts, Baltimore; Massachusetts, Roger Brown,
Boston; Michigan, S. E. Overton, South Haven;
SOLIDARITY
Minnesota, R. O. Foster, Minneapolis; Mississippi,
GUARANTEE
J. B. Gressett, Meridian; Missouri, Phil Lehman, St.
Louis; Montana, A. P. Curtin, Helena; Nebraska,
Write for Prices and Territory
Ross P. Curtice, Lincoln; Nevada, J. D. Mariner,
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Reno; New Hampshire, W. H. Avery, Concord;
New Jersey, P. O. Griffith, Newark; New Mexico,
A. I. Riedling, Albuquerque.
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New York, Geo. W. Allen, New York; C. J. Cun-
ningham, East Rochester; W. J. Haussler, New York:
A. K. Gutsohn, New York; George Fischer, New
York; Gene Buck, New York; C. T. Purdy, New
York; Albert Behning, New York; Irwin Kurtz, New
York; George M. Bundy, New York.
North Carolina, R. J. Bowen, Winston-Salem;
North Dakota, Guy Stanton, Fargo; Ohio, Otto Grau,
Cincinnati, Henry Dreher, Cleveland, and D. E. Bam-
baugh, Cleveland; Oklahoma, Thos. J. Edgar, Tulsa;
Oregon, E. B. Hyatt; Pennsylvania, A. O. Lechner,
Pittsburgh; Rhode Island, R. W. Parkinson, Jr.,
Providence; South Carolina, Rudolph Siegling,
Charleston; South Dakota, Geo. Harms, Aberdeen;
Tennessee, Will T. Sullivan, Memphis; Texas, J. R.
Reed, Austin, R. N. Watkin, Dallas, B. A. Grimes,
Fort Worth; Utah, A. A. Beesley, Salt Lake; Ver-
mont, A. L. Bailey, St. Johnsbury; Virginia, J. G.
Corley, Richmond; Washington, W. IT. Graham,
Seattle; West Virginia, Alfred Wiley, Huntington;
Wisconsin, A. Wangerin, Milwaukee; Wyoming, L. I.
Gulich, Casper.
UNITED PIANO CORP. MEETS.
J. H. Williams was re-elected president of the
United Piano Corp., Norwalk, O., at the annual meet-
ing held in New York last week. Other officers were
re-elected as follows: J. Harry Shale, first vice-
president and treasurer; C. B. Gardner, vice-presi-
dent; Warren C. Whitney, vice-president; S. B. Kei
holtz, secretary. The foregoing and C. F. Jackson,
W- A. Hall and A. W. Norman, directors. Both Mr.
Williams and Mr. Shale expressed confidence in the
business situation.
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