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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
AUGUST 9, 1919
FOR GARNISHMENT AND ATTACHMENT
McNary Bill Before Senate Concerning the
Wages of Federal Employes—Text of Bill
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MORE HONORS FOR 0 . K. HOUCK
Genial Memphis Piano Man Elected to Honor-
ary Membership in Chamber of Commerce
MEMPHIS, TENN., August 4.—Fresh honors have
been piled on O. K. Houck, the public-spirited
citizen of this city and head of the O. K. Houck
Piano Co., he having been elected an honorary
member for life of the Memphis Chamber of
Commerce. The action was taken at a meeting
of the executive officers and the board of direc-
tors of the Chamber last week. The position of
honorary member of the Chamber of Com-
merce is regarded as a most distinguished one,
there being only six such members, including
the Mayor of Memphis. Mr. Houck has long
been identified with public movements of all
kinds in his home town.
WASHINGTON, D C, August 4.—Members of
the trade will be interested in the bill which has
been introduced into the Senate concerning the
garnishment and attachment of the wages of
Federal employes. This bill has been presented
by Mr. McNary and is as follows:
"That any salary, wages, credits, or other
personal property in the possession or under
the control of the United States of America
and all its Territories and the District of Colum-
bia, or any board, institution, commission, or
officer of the same, belonging or owed to any
person, firm, or corporation whatsoever, shall
be subject to attachment, garnishment, and
execution in the same manner and with the
same effect as property in the possession of
individuals is now subject to attachment, gar-
nishment, and execution: Provided, however,
That the process in such proceedings may be
served on the officer by or through whom such
salary, wages, credits, or other property is paid
or delivered in the ordinary course of business,
or on the officer whose duty it is to audit or
to issue a warrant for such salary, wages,
money, or other personal property: And pro-
vided further, That no clerk or officer of any
court shall be required to answer as garnishee
as to any moneys or property in his possession
in the custody of law."
This bill has been made necessary by the
fact that some Federal employes, taking ad-
vantage of their position, have assumed finan-
cial obligations which they could not meet,
and owing to the fact that as Federal employes
their salary or means could not be attached by
creditors, the latter have suffered considerable
loss. In civil life their salary could be attached
to pay these bills, and the object of the pro-
posed measure is to place these Federal em-
ployes on the same footing as civilians, thereby
protecting their creditors and at the same time
making the Federal employes less careless
about incurring debts.
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VACATION FOR KRAKAUER OFFICIALS
I. E. Bretzfelder, president of Krakauer Bros.,
New York, is spending the summer with his
family at their summer home on the shore at
Rye Beach. A. L. Bretzfelder, treasurer of the
firm, has gone to Lake George, where he will
spend a well-deserved vacation taking things
easy and enjojung life generally.
SOJOURNING AT SOUND BEACH
Richard 11. Aldcroftt, president of DeRivas
& Harris Mfg. Co., New York, is spending the
summer at his home in Sound Beach, Conn.,
commuting daily between his home and the
office, thus effectively combining business and
pleasure to the detriment of neither.
THE REVIEW'S UNIVERSAL "WANT" DIRECTORY
NY member of the music trade may
forward to this office a "situation"
advertisement intended for this De-
partment, to occupy a space of four lines,
agate measure, and it will be inserted
free. The replies will also be forwarded
without cost. Additional space will be
at the rate of 25c. per line. If bold-faced
type is desired, the cost for same will be
25 cents a line.
Business opportunities, 25c. per line.
All advertisements intended for this
department must be in hand on the Sat
ustday preceding date of issue.
A
WANT TO SELL a good paying music busi-
ness in central Wisconsin. Must be sold at once.
A small stock of small goods. Columbia and
Pathe Graphophone and records. Will sell at a
bargain. Preston Music House, Antigo, Wis.
WANTED—A live wire piano salesman; one
who can get results. Good salary and commis-
sion to the right party. We have all the highest
grade pianos, such as Hallet & Davis, Vose,
Francis Bacon, Lexington, Conway, Ackerman
& Lowe players, and various other makes. We
want two good, live salesmen who can get re-
sults. There is a large field here. Answer at
once. Woomer Piano Co., 426 Market Ave. S.,
Canton, Ohio.
WANTED—First-class player roll man. Must be top-
notcher. Splendid opportunity for advancement.
When
replying state age, married or single, experience, and salary
expected. Sherman, Clay & Co., San Francisco, Cal.
TUNER and player man wanted to take charge small
shop, steady position, good salary. I.. M. Pierce Piano
Co., Springfield, Mass.
WANTED—Experienced and capalile man to take charge
of player action development and manufacture. Address
"Hox 1934," care The Talking Machine World, 379 Fourth
Ave., New York City.
WANTED—Branch store manager d e s ires to make a
change. Over twenty years' experience. Address " J . L.
30," care T h e Music Trade Review, 209 South State St.,
Chicago, III.
PLAYER MECHANIC would like a position as a player
specialist with lirst-class house. Familiar with most all
lines. Am a player builder and not merely a student.
Houses in need mostly of a tuner need not apply. Ad-
dress "Hox 1932," care The Music Trade Review, 373
Fourth Ave., New York.
WANTED—Position as floor salesman or special sales
work. Have had plenty of experience both wholesale and
retail selling of pianos and player-pianos. Can manage a
store successfully. Am willing to prove my ability. Ad-
dress J. R. Penn, Mt. Vernon, O.
SHEET MUSIC man wanted to take charge of a mail-
order department of large retail house. State experience
and salary wanted in first letter. Address "Box 1933,"
care The Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
SITUATION WANTED—Wanted by good tuner and
repairman; understands players. Address "Box 1927," care
The Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York
City.
WANTED—Piano man with sufficient experience and
ability to organize a sales force and manage piano depart-
ment just being opened by a high class house in a New
York town of 250.000. Must be a dependable producer. Ad-
dress "Box 1926," care The Music Trade Review, 373
Fourth Ave., New York.
WANTED—First-class piano and player-piano salesman,
references required; location Newark, N. J.
Address
"Hox 1928," care The Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth
Ave., New York.
WANTED—Manufacturer of the world's best piano
wants a thoroughly capable all-round piano builder as
inspector.
Excellent opportunity for man of wide ex-
perience. Address "Box 1929," care The Music Trade
Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
WANTED—By a real hustler and now employed by
one of America's leading concerns, a ''whole-sale" position
with reputable piano factory.
Reference No. 1. Address
"Hox 1898," care The Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth
Ave., New York.
SITUATION WANTED^Experienced piano and phono-
graph man wants connection with live country dealer
near Chicago. Am best qualified as closer. Address J. L.
10, care The Music Trade Review, 209 South State St.,
Chicago, III.
SITUATION WANTED—Energetic young man of in-
tegrity,
full of pep, with executive, business, manufac-
turing 1 , window display, advertising, managing, general
clerical and office experience, desires position,
Philip
C-reenberg, 158 Hergen St., Newark, N. J.
MASTER ROLL ARRANGER—Man with eleven years 1
experience arranging perforated music rolls would like
position with reliable company in Middle West or Pa-
cific Coast. Al references. Address "Hox 1922," care
The Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
SALES MANAGER WANTED, thoroughly experienced,
in retail musical instrument store in large eastern city,
no pianos or sheet music handled. Slate age, references
and minimum salary expected at start in first letter. Ad-
dress "Box 1923," care The Music Trade Review, 373
Fourth Ave., New York.
TRAVELING SALESMAN: Prominent music roll manu-
facturer has attractive proposition for two high grade young
traveling salesmen. Must have talking machine record or
musical small goods selling experience. State experience
and salary expected. Address "Box 1915," care The Music
Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
WANTED AT ONCE several more good piano salesmen.
Good salary. Write at once. Address "Box 1918," care The
Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
MUSIC ROLL ARRANGER—An excellent opportunity to
connect with prominent music roll manufacturer is offered
to high grade music roll arranger and editor. Must be speci-
alist on popular music, versatile and original. State experi-
ence and salary expected. Address "Box 1916," care The
Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
WANTED—Position by first class tuner and repair man
with reliable house in Indiana, or adjoining State. Address
"Box 1920," care The Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth
Ave., New York.
WANTED—First class young man to sell pianos and
player-pianos of the very best makes. Must be a hustler
and a man who can furnish the best of references. Location,
Providence, R. I. Address "Box 1917," care The Music
Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
SITUATION WANTED—Player-piano Expert would like
to locate with first class house, also action man, fine tuner,
successful foreman. Only houses in need of first class
mechanic need answer. Address "Box 1919," care The
Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
WANTED—Two first class repairmen and tuners. Refer-
ence required. The Ritzier Piano Co., Lima, Ohio.
WANT AT ONCE—Several more piano salesmen. Must
know how to drive a car. We will pay a real salary to a
real live salesman who can close deals. Fred C. Harms
Piano Co., 70 Fred C. Harms Block, Aberdeen, S. D.