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MARCH 7, 1925 THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW 45

Bellefontaine, O. Bellefontaine Big Four Band. Milford, Ind. The Christian Church Orches- tra. Port Clinton, O. The Commodores Orches- SrMUSICAL INSTRUMENT? tra. Prof. H. H. Wideman, leader. Buda, 111. The Methodist Sunday School Or- chestra. Manufacturers of musical instrument Petersburg, Ind. The Petersburg Band. Ma- rion Biggs, leader. cases of quality. Veneer, Duck, Leather, Oregon, 111. The Beacon School Band. Fibre. Taylorville, 111. The Lions' Club Orchestra. Springfield, 111. The High School Band. Mr. Patrick, director. Oak Park, 111. The Oak* Park Boys' Band. Washington, O. The Sunnyside School Or- S^FELSBERG CO,40Cross5tNewark,NJ. chestra. Miss Mazie Kessler, director. Hamilton, O. The High School Saxophone Band. Prof. Will Lebon, leader. Cincinnati, la. The Cincinnati Band. Prof. Kenton, O. The Kenton Concert Band. E. San Rafael, Cal. The Oriental Band. Gower, leader. J. Fitchhorn, director. Ashland, O. The Ashland Post Band. Farrell, Pa. The Palaze Entertainers. New Rochester, O. The Fanners' Band. John Howard, S. D. The Howard Juvenile Band. Stephen Klein, leader. Check, leader. Prof. A. R. Thompson, leader. Macomb, 111. Jack Strauss' Illinoisans. Marion, O. The American Legion Band. Virden, III. The Virden Junior Band. George Bucyrus, O. The 134th Field Artillery Band. Cedar Rapids, la. The McKinley Junior MacDowell, leader. Jasonville, Ind. The Baptist Church Orches- High School Orchestra. Miss Ruth Rickard, Woodsfield, O. The Woodsfield Orchestra. tra. leader. Coshocton, O. The Coshocton School Or- Girard, III. The Commercial Club Band. Decatur, 111. The Zohak Grotto Orchestra. chestra. Harry LeBlond, director. East Moline, 111. The American Legion Cliff Morrow, leader. Wyomissing, Pa. The High School Orches- Band. London, O. The London Band. Mr. Skinner, tra. Miss Hilda Reinert, director. Rosedale, Pa. The Rosedale Juvenile Orches- leader. Wilmington, O. The Wilmington Boys' tra. Miss Mabel Gruber, leader. Pittsburgh, Pa. The North Avenue Meth- Vandalia, 111. The American Legion Orches- odist Episcopal Sunday School Orchestra. Hand. tra. Charles Manion, leader. Charles N. Boyd, leader. Indianapolis, Ind. The James Whitcomb Ri- Bethlehem, Pa. The Echo Lake Orchestra. Jeannette, Pa. The Jeannette High School ley School. Mrs. Kate Morrison, leader. Orchestra. Edwin Guest, director. Greentown, Ind. The Greentown Juvenile Harry Wilbur, director. Band. Alton S. Mygrants, director. Huntington, Ind. The Huntington Symphony Michigan City, Ind. The Michigan City Con- Indianapolis, Ind. The Indiana Central Col- Orchestra. Rex Arlington, director. cert Orchestra. Walter W. Johnson, leader. lege Band. Prof. G. A. Blackburn, leader. Hermann, Mo. The Boy Scouts Orchestra. Hoopeston, 111. The Hoopeston Municipal New Orleans, La. The New Orleans Con- Toledo, la. The Toledo Concert Band. Band. servatory of Music Junior Orchestra. Oelwein, la. The High School Band. New Brighton, Pa. The New Brighton Sax- New Orleans, La. The New Orleans Con- Charlevoix, Mich. The High School Band. ophone Band. L. A. Morrow, leader. servatory of Music Senior Orchestra. Miss Es- John Ter-Wee, leader. Georgetown, O. The Georgetown School telle Grevemberg, leader. Loveland, Colo. The Gateway Band. Prof. Band. J. D. Naylor, leader. Wapello, Ind. The Morning Sun Boys' Band. A. V. Stifel, director. Whitaker, Pa. The Whitaker Band. Matt Starck, leader. Bellefontaine, O. The Bellefontaine Commu- Montclair, N. J. The Montclair Rotary Boys' Crocket, 111. The American Legion Band. nity Band. Fred Stanley, director. Band. John H. Gartland, leader. Prof. Rosebrook, leader. Farmington, Calif. The Farmington Gram- Fulton, Mo. The Fulton Band. Lock Haven, Pa. The Community Orchestra. mar School Orchestra. E. L. Carey, leader. Williamsport, Pa. The Williamsport Sym- Memphis, Tenn. The Olive Branch Agricul- Parkersburg, W. Va. The Parkersburg Sym- phonic Jazz Orchestra. tural High School. R. Roy Coates, director. phony Orchestra. John H. Swales, leader. Canton, 111. The Canton Community Orches- Columbia, 111. The Immaculate Conception Bristol, Ind. The Bristol Band. Walter tra. Prof. George Bettrich, director. Parish Orchestra. Alois Reibeling, leader. Richtcr, leader. Francesville, Ind. "The Kid Band." Ken- Morrison, 111. The Morrison Saxophone East Jordan, Mich. The East Jordan High neth Jackson, leader. Band. H. W. Burch, leader. School Orchestra. Falmouth, Ky. The Falmouth Juvenile Or- Danville, Ind. The Boys' Band. Prof. E. K. Gibson, Inc., Meeting chestra. Mr. Joseph, leader. Galto, director. Mt. Carmel, Pa. The Ten Piece Stone Syn- Big Rapids, Mich. The Big Rapids High KALAMAZOO, MICH., March 2.—At the annual copators. Edward Shapinskie, leader. School Junior Band. meeting of Gibson, Inc., manufacturer of the Farmington, 111. The M. O. G. Orchestra. Vinton, la. The Vinton High School Orches- Gibson line of fretted instruments, Guy Hart Wesley McKinney, leader. tra. was re-elected general manager of the company. Medaryville, Ind. The Medaryville Orches- Kenton, O. The Kenton High School Band. Mr. Hart, who was appointed to this post last tra. Professor Stark, director. Salem, Ore. The Salem Symphony Orches- Fall to succeed Harry Ferris, is an old employe Marysville, O. The K. of P. Orchestra. tra. Dr. John R. Sites, director. of the company and his re-election by the board Abingdon, 111. The Abingdon Boys' Band. St. Mary's, O. The Cavalry Boys' Band. Mr. of directors is a confirmation of his successful Kirkwood, Mo. The Kirkwood Boys' Orches- Wainwright, leader. management in the short time he has been in tra. Dean Armentrout, leader. Canton, 111. The American Legion Band, charge. Gibson, Inc., is one of the world's lar- Dover, N. J. The Dover Symphony Orches- lien Harter, director. gest manufacturers of stringed instruments. tra. The Dover Mandolin Orchestra. Richwood, W. Va. The Richwood Orchestra. Arch Armstrong, director. Greensburg, Pa. The High School Band. Write for Kentori, O. The Kenton High School Band. Prices Capt. L. Eugene Willes, leader. OSCAR SCHMIDT, Inc. -. . 87-101 FERRY ST., JERSEY CITY, N. J. Ellwood City, Pa. The Zelienpole Rotary L>& SC&IS Club Band. Oldest and Largest plant of Its Kind in America » Storm Lake, la. The Municipal Band. Prof. STELLA (BANJOS GUITARS ZITHERS VIOLINS Aylesworth, leader. AND 1 BANJO-MANWOLINS I'Kl'LRLRS ACCORDION'S SUPPLIES Hazleton, Pa. The Y. M. C. A. Boys' Band. SOVEREIGN ["TENOR BANJO MAND. HAWAIIAN UlITAKS HARMONICAS CASKS, ETC. Mr. Robbins, leader. Palmerton, Pa. The Palmerton Band. P. A. The STELLA and SOVEREIGN Brand* have become National Nece$iitie& Bartholomew, leader. FOR YEARS, THE PRINCIPAL SOURCK OF SMALL STRING INSTRUMENTS IN AMERICA Memphis, Mo. The Memphis Band. John F. THE BEST FOR THE MONEY ALWAYS KEEP OUR PRICK LIST BEFORE YOU Diehl, leader.