The company is currently privately held by an heir, Eleanor Fisher — 29 Green Grove Avenue, Keyport, New Jersey.

Selected hits

• "Thurston: March & Two Step," by Anthony J. Stastny (1911) {{OCLC|435095877}}
• "That's Some Kiss," words by M. Wolfe, music by E. Wagner (1912) Library of Congress: Historic Sheet Music Collection, 1800–1922
• "If You But Only Loved Me, Dear," words & music by Marion T. Bohannon (1909)

• "Down Where the Tennessee Flows," words by Ray Sherwood, music by Bert L. Rule (1913) {{OCLC|165088879}}
• "I Did It All For You," words by Ray Sherwood, music by Bert L. Rule (1914) {{OCLC|665047875}}
• "I'm Goin Back to Old Nebraska," words by Ray Sherwood, music by Bert L. Rule (1914) {{OCLC|48497850}}
• "There's a Girl That's Meant for Me: in the Heart of Tennessee," words by Ray Sherwood, music by Bert L. Rule (1914) {{OCLC|20120844}}
• "Why Shouldn't I Love You," words by Ray Sherwood, music by Bert L. Rule (1915) {{OCLC|657982062}}
• "I Found You Among the Roses," words and music by George B. Pitman (1915) {{OCLC|20119431}}
• "Mr. Ford You've Got the Right Idea," words by Ray Sherwood, music by J. Fred'k Coots (1916) {{OCLC|726927577}}
• "When I Dream Of The Girl Of My Dreams," words by Ray Sherwood, music by J. Fred'k Coots (1916)
• "When Yankee Doodle Learns to 'parlez vous Français,'" words by Will. Hart, music by Edward G. Nelson (1917) {{OCLC|7427244}}
• "When We Reach That Old Port Somewhere in France," words by Al Selden, music by Sam H. Stept, cover illustration by Strauss, Peyton, Albert Barbelle (1917) {{OCLC|7430371}}
• "It's Never Too Late to be Sorry," words by James E. Dempsey, music by Joseph A. Burke (1918) {{OCLC|26003791}}
• "A soldier's rosary," words by James E. Dempsey, music by Joseph A. Burke (1918) {{OCLC|5689376}}
• "Welcome Home," words, by Bud Green, music by Ed. G. Nelson (1918) {{OCLC|20267232}}
• "Rose Dreams," poem by J. R. Shannon, music by A. J. Stasny (1918) {{OCLC|223083620}} {{OCLC|60131033}} {{OCLC|20120554}}
• "Girl of Mine," words and music by Harold Freeman (previously copyrighted by H. Federoff, 1917) (1919) {{OCLC|10445517}} {{OCLC|488363585}}
• "I'm Not Jealous: But I Just Don't Like It," words by Harry Pease, music by Ed. G. Nelson & Fred Mayo (1919) {{OCLC|2209801}}
• "Evening: Brings Love Dreams of You," words by Haven Gillespie, music by Earl Burtnett (1919) {{OCLC|20267210}}
• "Oh! How I Miss You Mammy," words by Max C. Freedman, music by Harry D. Squires (1920) {{OCLC|51731620}}
• "My Day Will Come When Your Day's Gone," by Monte Carlo and Alma Sanders (1924) {{OCLC|367878339}}

Company personnel

• Tom Houston – Philadelphia office
• Earl Burtnett – San Francisco office
• Miss M. Kurz

References