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New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Buving in the Bronx

fitzpatrick & White sold for II.
Hauck to Charles Richter the two
family dwelling $3.50 Marion Avenue.
The Benenson Realty Corporation
sold to Hudson P. Rose the three-story
house TAO East 1884 Street. Kurz &
Uyen and Desider Schoen were the
brokers.
The Meister Builders, Inc, resold
the three-family houses, 67x114. STA
to Sl7S Park Avenue to Hudson p.
Rose
The Eugene J. Bauer Company sold
for the Debb Corporation, Leo Levin
son. the southeast corner of Crotona
Park South and Clinton Avenue, a
private house, 25x100, to Norris Box
ernfan.
&. Tout & Co. sold for Gilbert Ell
lott to Gaspare Coniglio the two story
two-family dwelling 1895 Balcom Ave
nue.
Laumeister & Hermann sold the
dwelling lis East 155th Street
Eugene J Busher Company, Inc,
sold for the Debb Corporation the
southwest corner of Crotona Park
South and Clinton Avenue large
private house. 25X100, to Morris Box
erm2n.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Brooklyn

BARGAIN. in the sOs. West an 1S-foot
dwelling at $50. 900. Easy terms. Aus
lin Finnegan. 35 Nassau ST.
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Two Large Bronx Sites 10 Be
InnroYed With GARAGE.

Frederick Brown sold to the Dollan
tween River Avenue and Exterior
Street, fronting 170 feet on 150Jh
Street and having a depth of about
1l6 feet. The buyers plan to begin
at once the erection Of garage.
The Benenson Realty Company leased
from the Union Railway Company the
one-story car barns on the south side
of 13Sth Street, 225 feet east OF vii
low Avenue, and extending through the
block to 18TH Street. 1t has frontage
Of 156 feet on each street, with q
depth of 200 feet. The lease is for 4
term of twenty-one years at an ag-
grcgate rental of about $25O.0o0. The
lessees plan to alter the property into
a garage for sub lease.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Small and Large Homes
Figure i'm The Trading
DIR. Edward L. Pratt Gets Sub
staniial Profit From ReesaIe
of House in 7fh Street

The Alentaur Realty Company sold
to Alexander c. Proudft the two three
story dwellings, and Grove Court.
Annie Braham sold to Anthony Fl
Harrigan the four-story dwelling 249
West 1920 Street, 1Sx1O011.
Goodwin & Goodwin negotiated the
recently reported sale for Benjamin
Eichberg to the Manville Realty Com
pany and resold to John Dirk Wragge
the four r-story and basement dwelling
249 LenoX Avenue, 1880
Ralph Russo sold the dwelling 237
East 126th Street, 20x100, for V.
Cclcnza to A. Kaufman.
Mandelbaum & Levine resold to Mar
Gus l.. Oak the three-story dwelling 253
West 131st Street, 17x10O.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

The purchasing Of the property and
financing were looked after by Guynon
l.. C. Earle, who upon completion Will
be manager and agent. The construc-
tion is being cared for by ". 7. An
derson, president of the corporation
formerly Of the Turner Construction
Company
Three years ago the corporation
through Mr. Earle erected a sixty
four family apartment adjoining, and
also now has under construction a
forty-eight family elevator apartment
adjoining to the east.
The plot being improved runs $50
feet in Dartmouth Street, 320 feet on
Tennis Place and 25O feet in Burns
Street. In developing the three sides
the corporation las arranged for
center court over 100 feet in diameter
laid out as an English garden.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
500. 900 Broadway Rental

Cross & Brown, with Albert B. Ash
fort, leased to the McCrory Stores Cor
poraton the sixteenth floor in the Al
bemarle Building, 1101 to 1109 Broad
way, involving a space rental of over
100000; the building ii and 16 East
18TH Street to Collier Sales Corpora
ton; the building 43 and 45 White
Street to J. f. Farwell; the store and
basement, 102 Delaney Street to the
Curtis Shoe Company; space at 1864
broadway to the Economy Educator
Corporation; at to 13 East Fifty
ninth Street to Solon II. Borglum; at
46 and 4S West Thirty Street
70 B. Waldstein Company; at II and
IA West Thirty seventh Street to Kerr
Elevator Appliance Corporation and to
Greet e. Co., and at 16 West Thirty
seventh Street to A. J. Mullen.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

HOMES OF THE BETTER GLASS;.
Forest Hills. Kew Gardens. Hollis.
MRS. DOWIj,
% East 33d St Murray HNI 1889.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Yonkers Is Winning Many
Folks From New Nork

H. W Sullivan sold for Mrs. T. Din
Hill, Workers. to W. Halls. of this
city; for Mrs Winifred S. Fouts to
Mrs Lillian Miller her Dutch Colonial
dwelling, 98 Rockiand Avenue, 50xl0O.
held at S2500O for William Hastror
the residence 146 Alta Avenue, 60X125.
held at $27 600, and for Marcel Schmitt
her residence IS Caryl Avenue, 100X
125. held at $4,000.
John H. Clancy sold for John r.
Clancy q dwelling and garage, 1O0X1oQ.
at Dunwoodie Heights, Yonkers, to
Frederick A. Budde. of this city, and
for Margaret Clancy three-family
dwelling at North Yonkers to A. Nc
Grath.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Zerega Acres at Ferry Point
In for Sale Vhis Wee!s

The auction sale of waterfront and
upland, old homestead and outbulldings
known as Old Ferry Point, Bronx, the
holdings of the late Augustus Zerega,
will be held on Thursday, in the Nesey
Street salesroom
There are ia acres in this tract,
which forms q peninsula bounded by
the East River, Westchester Greek and
Baxter Greek 1t is between Throg'
Neck and Clason Point at the foot of
Ferry Avenue. The Zerega estate
owns the entire peninsula, excepting
about six acres, which belong to the
Lorillard family
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Insurance Man Geas Fine
Estate in Monfciair

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company,
Inc, sold for Mrs. Richard NJ. Colgate
to David S. Walton her estate known
as Holly Oaks, in Llewellyn Park, West
Orange, N. j., comprising over six
acres.
Alexander r. Phillips, vice-president
of the Great American Insurance Com
pany, Of this city, has purchased from
Ernest j. Steer the residence at Mel
rose Place and Harrison Avenue, Mont
clair. 1t contains eleven rooms and
three bathrooms, and was held at S22,
600. f. Nj. Crawley G. Bros. were the
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
S222 500 Loans on Homes
Reino Erected IN RooOta

George b. Hitchcock, Inc, Of Bogota,
n. j., has obtained tifty-six loans,
aggregatng 1922 800, from the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company on
houses now being erected on Maple
wood Walnut and Beechwood avenues.
The loans have been made to Michael
Bros. & Christensen, Inc, twenty six
loans, aggregating $97, 200; Ferdinand
four loans, aggregating 500 5000 and to
Gustaf Svahn, six loans. aggregating
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
E A ST ORANGE

TWO-EiMi!-X lEOt~E
al 81 600 cln az the tarsf s-r..ts r,
the city. contain- T. roorfs baths seq.
Arate ateatu heaters and entrances elect trIt
ana gaS. IniS le al exec 80 lauAif. ra..
property and rercSsitlt-s lllri. action
GEORGE j. MACH co.
Efer. hing in reai EstaIe.f
OPP Briek Church STATION. ftst Orange
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Hotel at Edgemere Sold

The Lewis II. May Co. sold for A.
Gnssow The Hotel Shelbourne at Edge
mere, l.. l., to Louis H. Saltzmann. the
present tenant. The property consists
OF a modern three-story seashore hotel
facing Beach 30th Street and Lcwmay
RRoad and fronting on the Atlantic
Vcean. The property was held at $780,
600.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Euiaroe Force at Rive

Ladd G. Nichols announce that Lloyd
f. Appleton and Blaine Webb have
been added to the staff of their Offices
at Rye. Mr.. Appleton has long been
associated with real estate interests
in Rye, and Mr. Webb is we'll known as
manager of Ladd & Nichols's winter
Offices at Palm Beach, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
RUTHERFORD Ideal Home Town

Choice seven-room house. ceatfa. l0catIon
gas electricity. steam heat screens s4-
rasei A. condition plot. 75N1ie- price.
10000 II. Y Blaki-ton. is Park ave-.
Rutherford. \. J
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II. III. Siranalsan, of Pittsburgh,
HuYS at Greens Farms

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, and r. ".
Fuller sold the c. w. Waller estate at.
Green's Farms, Conn, to r. H. Strana-
han, of Pittsburgh.
The property consists of thirty-three
acres with large house and outbuld
ings 1t has been held at $100, 600.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

FOR sALE.-small house. &c e. 77th st!
suitable for doctor white woodwork,
electricity some hardwood floors, price.
10000, seen by appointment. Phone
RhinelAnder 5l32. or write Sa3 Park ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Frank u. Frazier Leases
His Fifth Ayen,1e Home

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased for
Frank p. Frazier his furnished resi-
dence at S26 Fifth Avenue, six-story
stone front American basement dwell
ing. 22.6x100, adjoining the corner of
SiXtyfourth Street, to James Shewan,
Of Southampton, L. l., for the season
This house was held at S2O. .OOO rental
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

SP PECIALIST - Manhattan and subur ba n
homes; let me- know your requirements
valuable information free. Dwight True,
5Oi Firth aV.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
City Man Buvs Putnam Farm

The dairy farm Of Watson y. ROOM
son. at Holmes, Putnam County, has
neen bought by Sam Zeena, of this city.
The property contains 800 acres. most
Y cultivated, & modern farmhouse OF
Colonial design, and several model farm
buildings. George Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Robert K. MacLea sold for Mrs. Amy
Elizabeth Davis here country home in
Scarsdale to Abraham Frankenberg,
president of the National Sponge and
Chamois Company.
The residence and large outbuilding.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

combining garage and caretaker's quar-
ters are constructed of massive stone
over hollow tile, with very deep re-
cessed windows. The transaction, in
Guiding entire household furnishings,
involved about $500 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

The Robert f. Farley organization
has sold for Timothy Loughlin his
residence on Sherwood Place, Green
wich, Conn. to Willis R. Smith, of
Greenwich, Conn. The same brokers'
also sold for the estate of Tappan
Zee, Inc, a plot in the Philipse Manor
section of Tarrytown. to Charles W.
Russell, of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
REAL EsrATE-sALE Or RENT
Brooklyn
FItTRVfGH

$1,000 down buys splendid Groom mod =
ern house, brick stucco half hour from
New York, block from Brighton Bench
subway station; wonderful Investment; easy
terms. Orlinger. 200 Broadway, N. Y.
Tel 7440 Worth.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Brooklyn Woman Purchases
Home in East Orange

Frank H. Taylor sold the dwelling
at 1877 South Mum Avenue. East
Orange for Mrs. Florence l. Button to
Mrs. N. B. Frasse, of Brooklyn. The
nropertY was hold at SIG. 900
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

DUPLEX HOUSE, now pcing rcsuodeled
One side rented $50 Price $4,000; easy
payments, 20 miles out on Long Island.
Richard 7. Childs, Al West 3ith ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
REAL ESTATE-SAIE OR RENT
Manhattan

II Z. SlST STREET.
Unusual private dwelling, specially suited
Tor physcian Can readily be rtmodelled
AT small expense. Immediate possession.
Caretaker on premises viii show. For de-
tails apply
oAKPOINT CORP. OWNER.
2O6 Broadway Cort 1855
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
New Jersey


A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
That could not be procured in Manhattan
for quarter million dollars. 1t is just
across from 42d Street, on the Palisades
commanding splendid day and night view.
of The city and the Hudson. Brick and
Limestone construction. sixteen rooms. two
baths, in short every improvement and
crn home. Large plot. garage to match
house Price only $50. 900. For fuller de.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
New York State

IN FIELDSTON, RINENDALE ~,
houses. with lots, no restrictions; ba|
gain. .Treboul. 1850 Jerome ave.
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$4,000 CASH.

''W ESTVIEW CRESCENTS"
a high Glass Development at
MAPLEWOOD, y. j.
A. Y. &; l.. V Oakes.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

APARTMENTS, newly finished. now ready
for occupancy; rooms and bath. maid
service three minutes walk from all sub
ways. II minutes from theater district.
New York. 34 South Portland ave, Brock
iyn. Inquire on premises.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

In all directions round about are
dwellings-some pretentious and others
of moderate cost. Churches of several
denominations are located near by, and
the vicinity, as a whole, bears all the
carmarHs of a select residential colony
of semi suburban character, right in
the City of New York, with ali its con-
venences, and yet just far enough re-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

rd. Rockville Centre. l.. L.. furnished or
unfurnished; II rooms, baths; garage
rent. furnished, s225. or unfurnishod. 500
a month 246 Long Beach rd., Rockvillo
Centre. l.. !. Tel Rockville Centre 1895.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

MINEOLA. L. 1.-Two samiiy twin house;
stucco; all modern improvements; seven
rooms, bath and attic each side. min
utes from r. r. Station | block from
Jamaica trolley, plot 50xl00. Entirely re-
modelled and newly decorated throug hout.
Now ready for occupancy. Price $1,000.
$4,000 cash, balance mortgage. p N.
Krug. Builder. 1872 Lincoln Ave- Phone
1890 Garden City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Sale of Arieinh House

The Rickert-Brown Realty Company
sold to Edward f. Wagner a two-story
Colonial dwelling on Ditmars Avenue,
Arleigh, l.. l., for consideration of
$11 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

moved from the congestion, the noise
and the madding crowd.
Mosholu Avenue is the direct extern
sion of Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, and
the only crosstown thoroughfare,
through Van Cortlandt Park, which
connects the Broadway section with
the Bronx, Westchester County and the
Long Island Sound districts.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Queens
50 600 CASH Buys

A wonderful new, room house at Kcw
Gardens. Come by motor or train to our
office adjoining Kcw Gardens station
and sec. Edgeworth Smith, Inc. Agents
West 34th St. N. Y. City. Phone Fitz-
roy $3.50
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Is MINUTES FROM MANHATTAN-s
rooms all modern accessories initial pay
ment terms no greater than your present
rent; immediate possession. A. j. BAR
RAFT, Franklin Boulevard, Laurelton. l..
l.. Telephone Laurelton 1S2S-W
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
YONKERS-FOR SALE
IN II Il Ii L 4, L, Ol,l,I-l u \ - = Y

NJ NJ ED AIE OCCUPANCY
Colonial house, eight rooms. two baths,
laundry and toilet, open fireplace stone
chimney. large porches hardwood floors,
hot water heat. gas. electricity; stone
near churches and schools; reasonable
terms. I. r. CUNNINGHAAE, 693 Palisade
nv.. Yonkers. Phone 1870.
BEAUTIFUL home, unusually well-built. i'm
Yonkers, overlooking hudson, lot 60N
$50; terraced; Handicapped grounds, 10
parlor; tiled conservatory; electric fixtures.
his hest type Owing to death will SELL
Title guaranteed. Write 1853 Warburton
av., Yonkers
RYE-FOR SALE
Overlooking Sound, Wonderfully we'll
built house % rooms, 3 baths hot water
heating system, garage and about ono acre,
to bathing and trolley. Price $4,000.
Complete Selections Other Places.
STEWART G. SCHENCN, 81 East t2d St
Tel 29o2 Muir Htl. Phone Sunday COO re.
HOMES IN WEsTCHEsTER
If You looking for home in
Westchester we will find you the home
you want at the price you wish to pay.
C. G. MARTENS.
1+16 Broadway,
New York city.
COLONIAL HOUSE.
Well built home with exclusive views: Q
rooms and bath, on a plot lo0xlO0; hard
wood trim; ali improvements, garage;
$1,000 Easy terms
BURKE STONE INC. BronXville 1iso-f.
FURNISHED RESIDENCE FOR RENT
AT PELHAM MANOR.
Convenient, we'll located modern house.
with nine rooms, three baths. sleeping
porch and small conservatory, beautifully
furnished. f. Moore, 41l Siwanoy Ave
FOR RENT-At Irvington- Hudson. Nov.
to May ], l4-room house. masters s.
bedrooms, 3 baths; Z. acres, stable ga
rage; one mile from station; river view
5000 a month. II j. Ellsworth. g. Clinton
ave, Irvington, n. Y.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
3-story and basement. 10 rooms. baths,
subway. Cash required 5000. Price S2lODO
WOOD, DOiSON CO.. Inc.
Broadway, Corner S0th Street
MOUNT VERNON, y. Y-surrouuded by
shady trees commodiOus home. near
station. Chester lIil; large rooms.
$50, 900; easy terms. George r. W4rral.
221 r. Lincoln ave. Brokers protected.
4-story and basement, . rooms. baths.
steam heat, electric light. lower SOS ON
Riverside Drive. This is the cheapest
Private House the Drive. Price $i..UOu.
WOOD. DOISON CO.. Inc.
Broadway, Corner S0th Street.
IN FIELDsToN, RIvENDALE - Two
houses with lots, no restrictions; bar
gain. Troboul 1850 Jerome ave-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

GREAT Beautiful now Broom
Colonial; large plot; highly restricted ;
cannot be duplicated at the price, S2s, 500 .
terms. l.. l.. Goddard, care Golf club
Great Neck l4l.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

NEW hve-room house for rent furnished
coal. Telephone Richmond Hill 5S0GW
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
NEW HOt ~E~

80 minutes from Hudson Termnal 6
and rooms. steam neat. bath. large Dv-
ing rooms: large kitchen. with pantry:
large plots: price s. 800 to $40 600. terms
TO suit also desirable home sites for sale.
Frank Miller, - Park Row, New York.
Telephone Barclay 1855.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

VALUE is A NATTER OF COMP ARIsON-
LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF THESE =
HOUSES. Ii. FOR SALE
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

FOR .sALE-Two new Groom cottages with
attic best section Of Haebroucii IT lslta.
\. J.. IL miles from NcW York. hrick rra-
place, Tile bath. chestnut trila s'oant heat
and electricity, Is minutes from station,
] block from trolley $4,000. terms 10 suit.
Address jay Thomson 90 B1ul ward. Tel
ephone UAsbrouck Heights 200.
FOR SALE-Orange County New York;
elevation 800 feet; country home. gar
age, stables and barns; practically new: all
modern improvements, with about twenty
acres OF grazing land and orchards. Write
FOR particulars. Address Box l5J,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

A REAL. BARGAIN; viii cut price eoGs
TO sell within next . weeks hne homo
property. consisting of dainty Dutch Coio-
nial house Of rooms ana tiled bath. every
Improvement. and l-3 acre plot. with fine
lawn. fine old shade trees and garden,
$s.400 TAX IS it. 6ofa OF which can remain
on 1st mortgage easy committing dis
tance; splendid train service. in jersey y
prettiest. most picturesque country subur-
ban community. minutes to r. X. sta
feet elevation. ii little cash down secures
title and occupancy; what YOU Will waste
the next three years payiua rent VIII cof'i-
plete the purchase price and YOU. .vill own
it free and clear. WORTHY. poatoHlca
Box ll07. CITY HaM StAt.on. Wv N-r-- ~
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

OuT OHICe Is ON Ih0 N0TTN sI0T 0T TT0
Pelham station on the New Haven Railroad.
COME OUT TODAY
BURKE STONE INC Pelham 1913.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21
NOTICE OF ELECTION {

| Notice is herebv given that OF
Tuesday. the End. day of Novembe,
next, at the several voting precincts
and polling places designated by the
Board of County Commissioners. viz:
Scotland Precinct, at the City Hail in
Scotland.
Washington Precinct, at the School
House, No. 13.
Emanuel Precinct, at the School
House, No. 83
Monroe Precinct, at the School House
No. Sc.
4.von Precinct, at the City Hall in A..
Won.
Franklin Precinct, at the School
House No II.
Jackson Precinct, at the School House
No. AZ.
Lincoln Precinct, at the School House
No. 20.
Tabor Precinct at the Town Hall.
cleveland Precinct. at the School
House, No. so.
Albion Precinct, at the School House
No. 76.
Jefferson Precinct. at the School
House No. So
Hancock Precinct, at the M. W.. A.
Hall,
Springfield Precinct, at the City Hall
in Springfield.
Bon Homme Precinct, at the School
Houee No 81.
Running Water Precinct, at the Pub
lie Hall.
Tyndall Precinct, at the Court House
all in the County of Bon Domme,
State of South Dakota, an election
will be held for National, state,
district. and county officers ss
folIowa: Five Presidential electors,
United States S-nator. Repre- sentative
in Congress, Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary of Stat. At,or.
ney General, State Auditor. State
Treasurer, %ons ioner of Schu,l and
Public Lands, Superint nJ-rt Of :'ah
INC lnstrnct:.", TVS 2 s;:ioa6 C,u.Y
81 na's, State S~narcr Two State
Repre-. entatives, County T easurer,
County Auditor. Sheriff. Register of
Deeds. Clerk Of Courts, County Su.
perintendent of Schools, States At.
torney, County Judge, Coroner, just
ice of the Peace, County Assessor,
County Commissioner Second District
County Commissioners Fourth District.
"There will also be submitted to a
vote of the electors, the proposed a,
mendments to the Constitution of the
State of South Dakota and the quest
ion whether certain Proposed and Re.
ferred measures shall BECOME laws of
the State of South Dakota"
Which said election will be opened
at eight o'clock in the morning and
will continue open until five O'Clock
In the afternoon of the same dav.
Dated this 9Th day of October, A.
D. 1920.
STANLEY KRAMAR,
County Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

ct. Mr.. Meighen has held the Office
before and is familiar with the exact
ing duties Of that Office, which is very
essential as the duties Of the Office
are very important. DR.. I. w. Leigh
ton 10 another Scotland candidate, for
coroner. His name appears on the
democratic ticket. but the Doctor says
the next coroner 10 sure to be re-
publican. On the legislative ticket
there is no strife between the Repnb.
licans and Democrats as there is no
Republican candidate for state senator
and no Democratic candidate for rep
resentative. The only opposition ia
the Non partisan league which has q
full legislative ticket. Every voter
who wishes to avoid the deplorabIe
condition that the non.partisan league
has brought upon North Dakota ehould
support the republican and the demo-
cratic candidates.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21
GOOD ROADS WEEK
OCTOBER 25th to 3Oth
ALL COMMUNITIES IN. STATE TO
IINITE I'M DRIVE EnR EI1Mnc

ALL COMMUNITIES IN STATE To
UNITE IN DRIVE FOR FUNDS
In some of the cities Of South Da,
kota you will see a sticker on the
windshield of most of the automobiles
reading" I'm For Goo Roads, I've
Paid My Dollar, Let's Have Yours. .
This means that the Dollar Drive
for funds to carry on the Good Roads
Campaign. unde, the Leadership of tie
South Dakota Development Associa-
ton, has been conducted in that city.
It will reach here. We will all be
fined'' dollar and furnished a
stic]ser and we'll like it for it's a
worthy cause.
The committee that have conducted
drives in the few places where they
have been conducted report that the
Dollar Drive is popular and easy to
put over. The State Finance Com
mittee has designated the week of
October 25th t. 3Oth, inclusive, as
Good Roads Week in South Dakota.
During that week drive will be con-
Quoted in every community in the
state.
In cities and towns where there are
commercial clubs or similar organiza-
tions. it ia. expected that they will
appoint committees and conduct the
drive. In communities where there is
no organization, it is expected that
committee of Good Road Booster will
handle the drive.
Many communities have already
started the drive, others will start
before the 25th, but the week of Oc.
tober 25th to 3Oth will be clean up
week and during this week an effort
will be made to reach all who have
not contributed their. dollar and each
community in the state is requested
to secure it's quota befor. November
let, as the committees will need the
funds before that time.
1t ia worthy cause aud every ole
who is for good roads should aid With
their time and money. Have your
dolla, ready. Help your committee
Let's pull South Dakota out of the
aud.
Publicity Department
South Dakota Development Ass'n.