Music Trade Review
Issue: 1920 Vol. 71 N. 14 - Page 58
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58
THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
OCTOBER 2,
1920
Final Notice!!
Since our warning in the last edition of this publication, relative to THIEVES, COUNTER-
FEITERS, and RECEIVERS OF STOLEN MUSIC, several communications have reached us from
dealers who suspect that music purchased might possibly have been stolen, or to be counterfeit
editions. We are, with the co-operation of these dealers, making searching investigations, and
will spare no effort or expense to jail the guilty persons.
Don't be an innocent party to a questionable transaction. Be SURE that the source from which
you secure your merchandise is bona fide and legitimate—or DON'T BUY!! If you have reason
to suspect the legitimacy of music offered you at attractive prices, wire this Association, at our
expense, and we will advise you.
The honest dealer deserves and will receive from this Association protection against the dis-
honest one, and against the unfair competition of counterfeited or stolen music. At no matter
what cost in effort or expense, the Association is determined to so protect him.
$1,000
REWARD
$1,000
A reward of One Thousand Dollars will be paid for information and evidence leading to the
arrest and conviction of persons or firms guilty of knowingly receiving, buying or selling, stolen
or counterfeited music of any member of this Association.
CO-OPERATION
The Music Publishers' Protective Association is anxious to extend to the bona-fide, legitimate
dealer in music, every possible co-operation looking to the development and up-building of the
business in its every branch and department. We therefore welcome suggestions from dealers
—and will earnestly consider them—give us your ideas as to how we may make this a bigger,
better and more prosperous business.
Music Publishers' Protective Association
Columbia Theatre Building
NEW YORK CITY
E. C. MILLS, Chairman, Executive
Board
LIST OF MEMBERS
IRVING B E R L I N , INC.
BROADWAY Ml SIC COBI'.
C. C. CHURCH & CO.
DANIELS & WILSON
LEO. FEIST, INC.
F O B S T E B MUSIC PUBLISHER, INC.
SAM FOX PUBLISHING CO.
CHAS. K. HARRIS
KENDIS BROCKMAN MUSIC CO.
F R E D F I S H E R , INC.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
JOE MORRIS MUSIC CO.
JACK MILLS, INC.
PACE & HANDY MUSIC CO., INC.
GOODMAN & ROSE
JEROME II. REMICK & CO.
MAURICE RICHMOND MUSIC CO.
WILL ROSSITER
SHAPIRO*? B E R N S T E I N & CO., INC.
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.
A. J. STASNY MUSIC CO.
JOS. W. STERN & CO.
HARRY VON TILZER MUSIC PUB. CO.
VAN ALSTYNE & CURTIS
WATERSON, BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
M. WITMARK & SONS
STARK * COWAN
WILLIAMS & PIRON
JOHN CHURCH CO.
OLIVER DITSON CO.
J. FISCHER & BRO.
ESTATE OF II. S. GORDON
GAMBLE HINGED MUSIC 4 <).
HUNTZINGEIt & DILWOKTH
WALTER JACOBS
CARL FISCHER
E. T. PAULL MUSIC CO.
HAROLD 1LAMMEK, INC.
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58
THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
OCTOBER 2,
1920
Final Notice!!
Since our warning in the last edition of this publication, relative to THIEVES, COUNTER-
FEITERS, and RECEIVERS OF STOLEN MUSIC, several communications have reached us from
dealers who suspect that music purchased might possibly have been stolen, or to be counterfeit
editions. We are, with the co-operation of these dealers, making searching investigations, and
will spare no effort or expense to jail the guilty persons.
Don't be an innocent party to a questionable transaction. Be SURE that the source from which
you secure your merchandise is bona fide and legitimate—or DON'T BUY!! If you have reason
to suspect the legitimacy of music offered you at attractive prices, wire this Association, at our
expense, and we will advise you.
The honest dealer deserves and will receive from this Association protection against the dis-
honest one, and against the unfair competition of counterfeited or stolen music. At no matter
what cost in effort or expense, the Association is determined to so protect him.
$1,000
REWARD
$1,000
A reward of One Thousand Dollars will be paid for information and evidence leading to the
arrest and conviction of persons or firms guilty of knowingly receiving, buying or selling, stolen
or counterfeited music of any member of this Association.
CO-OPERATION
The Music Publishers' Protective Association is anxious to extend to the bona-fide, legitimate
dealer in music, every possible co-operation looking to the development and up-building of the
business in its every branch and department. We therefore welcome suggestions from dealers
—and will earnestly consider them—give us your ideas as to how we may make this a bigger,
better and more prosperous business.
Music Publishers' Protective Association
Columbia Theatre Building
NEW YORK CITY
E. C. MILLS, Chairman, Executive
Board
LIST OF MEMBERS
IRVING B E R L I N , INC.
BROADWAY Ml SIC COBI'.
C. C. CHURCH & CO.
DANIELS & WILSON
LEO. FEIST, INC.
F O B S T E B MUSIC PUBLISHER, INC.
SAM FOX PUBLISHING CO.
CHAS. K. HARRIS
KENDIS BROCKMAN MUSIC CO.
F R E D F I S H E R , INC.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
JOE MORRIS MUSIC CO.
JACK MILLS, INC.
PACE & HANDY MUSIC CO., INC.
GOODMAN & ROSE
JEROME II. REMICK & CO.
MAURICE RICHMOND MUSIC CO.
WILL ROSSITER
SHAPIRO*? B E R N S T E I N & CO., INC.
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.
A. J. STASNY MUSIC CO.
JOS. W. STERN & CO.
HARRY VON TILZER MUSIC PUB. CO.
VAN ALSTYNE & CURTIS
WATERSON, BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
M. WITMARK & SONS
STARK * COWAN
WILLIAMS & PIRON
JOHN CHURCH CO.
OLIVER DITSON CO.
J. FISCHER & BRO.
ESTATE OF II. S. GORDON
GAMBLE HINGED MUSIC 4 <).
HUNTZINGEIt & DILWOKTH
WALTER JACOBS
CARL FISCHER
E. T. PAULL MUSIC CO.
HAROLD 1LAMMEK, INC.
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