Music Trade Review
Issue: 1923 Vol. 76 N. 15 - Page 52
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48
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
which was denied to-day by the Interstate Com-
merce Commission.
The mileage book tickets, sale of which was
I. C. C. Denies Petition to Reconsider Ruling
abandoned by the Railroad Administration dur-
Requiring Sale May 15 by Railroads
ing the war, were ordered reinstated by the
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 10.—Petitions asking commission, acting under terms of a resolution
for reconsideration of the recent ruling requir- introduced by Senator Watson, Republican, In-
ing railroads to sell interchangeable mileage diana, and passed at the last session of Con-
books at reduced rates were denied to-day by gress. The commission ordered the railroads to
sell books good for 2,500 miles of travel and
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The action closes the record in the mileage interchangeable between railroads at a reduc-
book case unless the petitioners take their ob- tion of 20 per cent below regular passenger
jections into the courts. The books will go on fares.
sale May 15 on nearly all Class One railroads,
except those in the Eastern District.
The status of mileage book installation in the
Eastern District will be determined finally by
YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 9.—The Davis Music
action of the Federal Court at Boston, before
Co., which store was gutted by fire some weeks
which all of the railroads in the East, with the ago when the Salow Hojtel and restaurant was
exception of the Baltimore & Ohio, have pre- burned, has been reopened at 31 North Phelps
sented a demand for a restraining order. The street, on the second floor. Thomas Davis, pro-
Baltimore & Ohio joined with various Southern prietor, announces that the same business policy
and Western roads and the American Farm will prevail and that the stock is new in all
Bureau Federation in seeking the rehearing lines.
SALESMEN'S MILEAGE BOOKS UPHELD
NEW QUARTERS IN YOUNQSTOWN
APRIL 14, 1923
ADELBERT COREY RETIRES
CANTON, ()., April 10.—Local music dealers have
learned of the retirement of Adelbert Corey,
seventy-two, former Canton music dealer, who
has been in the music business for fifty years.
He has been in business for several years in
Hillsdale, Mich. For thirty-five years he has
conducted piano and musical instrument stores
in this city. Before locating in Hillsdale he
had stores in Canton, Chicago, Detroit and other
cities.
JOIN IN TRADE EXTENSION WEEK
YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 10.—Local music dealers
will join with other merchants in observance
of Trade Extension Week, April 23-28. "Spend
Your Dollars at Home" is the slogan adopted
by the dealers. Last Fall Trade Extension
Week was observed with much success.
AMERICAN PIANO SUPPLY COMPANY
FELTS
CLOTHS
PUNCHINGS
MUSIC WIRE
TUNING PINS
PLAYER PARTS
HINGES
CASTERS
HAMMERS
A Full Line of Materiala for Pianos and Organs
in Need of Supplies Communicate ^ ^ i t h Us
110-112 EAST 13tk STREET
NEW YORK
Office and Factory: 1 West 139th Street, N. Y
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KNKELMAN
BRADBURY
Pianos
Player Pianos
Reproducing Pianos
WlANOS+PLAYERPIAtiOS
Better than the usual for a moderate
Pianos and Player-Pianos
Highest Standard of Quality Throughout
of Superior Quality
BRADBURY PIANOS
Moderately Priced and Easy to Sell
Factory
Leominster,
Mass.
Don't fail to invBtigatm
402-410 West 14th St.
SPECTOR & SON
PIANOS and
PLAYER-PIANOS
OF MERIT
An attractive line of instruments of
the highest grade
Spector C& Son Piano Co., Inc.
281 East 137th Street
NEW YORK
MADISON
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Grand, Upright and Player and
HOMER PIANOS
740-742 East 136th St.,
New York
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Incorporated
Manufacturers
The Madison Tone—
Supreme—Its Own
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FRANK NETSCHERT, Inc.
KINDLER & COLLINS
PIANOS
PLAYER-PIANOS
New,York, N. Y.
^ B H j p S ^ k 219 Cvnress Ave.
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STRICH&ZEIDLER
New York
Executive Offices
138th St. and Walton Ave.
New York
Division
W. P. Halnes & Co.
NEW YORK
520-524 West 48th Street
61 Barclay St., New York, N. Y.
ESTABLISHED I860*
WBmBmmm
OLDEST MANUFACTURERS OF
Piano and Player-piano Hardware
Factory and Office, YVuynewood Place
PLAINFIEL.D, N. J.
48
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
which was denied to-day by the Interstate Com-
merce Commission.
The mileage book tickets, sale of which was
I. C. C. Denies Petition to Reconsider Ruling
abandoned by the Railroad Administration dur-
Requiring Sale May 15 by Railroads
ing the war, were ordered reinstated by the
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 10.—Petitions asking commission, acting under terms of a resolution
for reconsideration of the recent ruling requir- introduced by Senator Watson, Republican, In-
ing railroads to sell interchangeable mileage diana, and passed at the last session of Con-
books at reduced rates were denied to-day by gress. The commission ordered the railroads to
sell books good for 2,500 miles of travel and
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The action closes the record in the mileage interchangeable between railroads at a reduc-
book case unless the petitioners take their ob- tion of 20 per cent below regular passenger
jections into the courts. The books will go on fares.
sale May 15 on nearly all Class One railroads,
except those in the Eastern District.
The status of mileage book installation in the
Eastern District will be determined finally by
YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 9.—The Davis Music
action of the Federal Court at Boston, before
Co., which store was gutted by fire some weeks
which all of the railroads in the East, with the ago when the Salow Hojtel and restaurant was
exception of the Baltimore & Ohio, have pre- burned, has been reopened at 31 North Phelps
sented a demand for a restraining order. The street, on the second floor. Thomas Davis, pro-
Baltimore & Ohio joined with various Southern prietor, announces that the same business policy
and Western roads and the American Farm will prevail and that the stock is new in all
Bureau Federation in seeking the rehearing lines.
SALESMEN'S MILEAGE BOOKS UPHELD
NEW QUARTERS IN YOUNQSTOWN
APRIL 14, 1923
ADELBERT COREY RETIRES
CANTON, ()., April 10.—Local music dealers have
learned of the retirement of Adelbert Corey,
seventy-two, former Canton music dealer, who
has been in the music business for fifty years.
He has been in business for several years in
Hillsdale, Mich. For thirty-five years he has
conducted piano and musical instrument stores
in this city. Before locating in Hillsdale he
had stores in Canton, Chicago, Detroit and other
cities.
JOIN IN TRADE EXTENSION WEEK
YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 10.—Local music dealers
will join with other merchants in observance
of Trade Extension Week, April 23-28. "Spend
Your Dollars at Home" is the slogan adopted
by the dealers. Last Fall Trade Extension
Week was observed with much success.
AMERICAN PIANO SUPPLY COMPANY
FELTS
CLOTHS
PUNCHINGS
MUSIC WIRE
TUNING PINS
PLAYER PARTS
HINGES
CASTERS
HAMMERS
A Full Line of Materiala for Pianos and Organs
in Need of Supplies Communicate ^ ^ i t h Us
110-112 EAST 13tk STREET
NEW YORK
Office and Factory: 1 West 139th Street, N. Y
IIM^HIIII^MIIIIH^MIimi^HIMIMBWIlMli^Hiiniii^M
KNKELMAN
BRADBURY
Pianos
Player Pianos
Reproducing Pianos
WlANOS+PLAYERPIAtiOS
Better than the usual for a moderate
Pianos and Player-Pianos
Highest Standard of Quality Throughout
of Superior Quality
BRADBURY PIANOS
Moderately Priced and Easy to Sell
Factory
Leominster,
Mass.
Don't fail to invBtigatm
402-410 West 14th St.
SPECTOR & SON
PIANOS and
PLAYER-PIANOS
OF MERIT
An attractive line of instruments of
the highest grade
Spector C& Son Piano Co., Inc.
281 East 137th Street
NEW YORK
MADISON
ff$yf%KKWKb.
flflHyP
•H-^PA
^ H p L
Grand, Upright and Player and
HOMER PIANOS
740-742 East 136th St.,
New York
>
^
K&
N o . 10217 Basket filled
w i t h flowers, e a c h
$0.75, per dozen $7.50.
| K
BR
HjL.
Our SPRING CATA-
L.OGUE NO. 10 illus-
trated in colors of
Artificial F l o w e r s ,
(•BET
j^V
gPT
E?-^-
Plants, Trees, Vines,
Baskets, etc.. MAILED
FREE
FOR THE
ASKING.
W
Wg^
dSjk Piano Co.
Incorporated
Manufacturers
The Madison Tone—
Supreme—Its Own
mm
FRANK NETSCHERT, Inc.
KINDLER & COLLINS
PIANOS
PLAYER-PIANOS
New,York, N. Y.
^ B H j p S ^ k 219 Cvnress Ave.
Hf^HHHi
STRICH&ZEIDLER
New York
Executive Offices
138th St. and Walton Ave.
New York
Division
W. P. Halnes & Co.
NEW YORK
520-524 West 48th Street
61 Barclay St., New York, N. Y.
ESTABLISHED I860*
WBmBmmm
OLDEST MANUFACTURERS OF
Piano and Player-piano Hardware
Factory and Office, YVuynewood Place
PLAINFIEL.D, N. J.
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