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The New York herald., 1922-02-03
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
NEW YORKER PURCHASES
PLEASANTVILLE ESTATE

George Howe sold for Isaac Bassford
his country home at Pleasantville, N. Y.
on the Bear Ridge road. to A. p. Dienst
of this city. The buyer is dealer in
contractors supplies. and will make
improvements before occupying premises.
which consist OF ten acres, developed and
Handicapped, with a fine Colonial resi-
dence. The same broker sold for George
d. Mackey about one acre of land on
Orchard Ridge. Chappaqua, N. ". to L.
7. Shenf, of Chappaqua, who will build
a residence.
Douglas l.. Elliman & Co. with
Hamilton & Iselin. leased the property
known as THE White House, Colen-
der's Point, Noroton. Conn. for Miss
Mary G. Crimmins to Thomas T.. Muir
ray. furnished. for the coming summer
Hamilton. Iselin & Co. have leased the
residence OF Mrs. Benjamin B. w.
Bleecl1er. 93 Fourth street. Garden City,
L. T.. to william J. Butler.
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WEBB & KNAPP
IN MORTON DEAL
Lease II Story Building at 681
Fifth Ave. for. Total Rent
al of S2,00O,OOO.

Webb g. Knapp are the lesses of the
twelve-story structure at 6S1 Fifth
avenue, 42x125, between FIfty-third and
Fifty-fourth streets. owned by the Levi
P. Morton estate. The lease was closed
by N. A. Berwin & Co. for the American
Security and Trust Company of Wash
ington. ID. c., as trustee, which was
represented by the Brown. WheeloclS
Company. Inc. The lease is for term
of twenty-one years and calls for an
aggregate rental Of about $2,000.000 for
the first term of the lease. Webb &
Knapp will hold the property for invest
ment.
Ehret Sells Nassau street Parcel.
VIM. II. Whiting & Co. sold for George
Ehret. through Schmidt & Donahue, the
five story business building at 120 Mas
sau street. covering a lot 18.10x7S.11.
To Alter West 5Oth Street House.
Clyde Martin and Sterling Martin
leased to Joseph e. Marx for thirty
one years at an aggregate rental Of
about $500. 900 the five-story dwelling
at AZ West Fiftieth street, on lot 20x.
100. It will be altered for business.
Builders Buy ON Lexington Ave.
The Cruikshank Company. with NAL
colin z. Smith. Inc, sold to Bing &
Bing the southeast corner of Lexington
avenue and Forty-sixth street, q site
100x150. On a portion of the lot is the
old Clifford dwelling. which has been
in possession of the family for several
generations. The property was held at
SA00. 900.
Transfer on West seth street.
The twelve-story building at 20 West
Thirty-sixth street, on a plot 65x100,
is to be taken over by the newly-formed
corporation known as 20 West Thirty
sixth street. Inc, having for directors
A. r. Oakley. z. A. Cole and r. A. Van
Voorhis. The company was formed by
Frost. Watson & Sharp, attorneys. Of
Albany. The property stands in the name
of the Glen Island Realty Corporation.
Heights Building Plot Sold.
The Halpin Building Corporation has
sold to the Arcutel Realty Corporation
the plot 72.3x1S2.2 at the northwest
street. extending through to Wadsworth
terrace.
Church Women Lease Dwelling.
Douglas L. Gilman Co. has leased
the dwelling at 8 Park avenue. be-
tween Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth
streets. for Charles Nj. Billings and
others to the Church Women's League
for Patriotic Service, Inc. also leased
the four-story dwelling at 1874 East
Seventy-second street. between Park and
Lexington avenues, 20x102.2, for Louis
Won Schwanenfiuegel to II. Kierstede
Hudson.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Nfeister Builders, Inc. purchased from
Anna Crawford the two three story busi-
ness buildings, 44x99x irregular. at 7407-
7411 New Utrecht avenue.
Bulkley & Horton Co. leased the show
room on the northwest corner OF Atlantic
& Clinton avenues to the IL. & L. Weld
ing Co.
E. T. Newman sold the three story
dwelling at 532 Carlton avenue for Ella
Reynolds.
Realty Associates sold to Elite Build
ers, Inc. a vacant plot 30x100 on the
north side Of Lincoln place, 545 feet east
OF Underhill avenue, which the purchas-
ers win improve with two family house
with garage.
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BUILDERS BUY PARCEL
ON LEXINGTON AVE.
Take OUer Clifford Property;
Other DWeIling Deals.

Cruikshanl Company with Malcolm e.
Smith. Inc, sold to Bing & Bing the
southeast corner of Lexington avenue
and Forty-sixth street. 100x150 The
dwelling. covering portion of the plot,
is the old Clifford home, which has been
in possession OF the family for several
generations. The property has been held
at $400,
Brown. Wheelock Company. Inc, sold
for Mrs. Grace Talbot Cumnock to John
j. McGrath the southwest corner of Lex
ington avenue and Thirty-seventh street.
four story dwelling, 1880, held at
S55,000.
Harry Sugarman sold for Rudolph
Rabe s East 131st street, near Fifth
avenue, a three story residence, 18sx100.
to Merit Realty Company. Marcus Oak
president
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Navy Orders

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEW YoRK HEsALp
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Feb. 9.
Theaa naval orders have been published:
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER.
rIodg nan, w. A., relieved OF all active
LrEUTENA~Ts.
Arj,s ,auer. Al b.. 10 U. s. s. Yukon
Fenp7r. III. c.. 20 San Francisco.
Earis. S. g., to- u. s. $. Sirius.
Erdrian. w. r., 10 u. S. S. Yukon.
Rows, Q. r., 90 Quincy. Moss.
Ne,isr. n J. 20 VI. 8. 8. Frederick
Wright, j., to destroyer squads Pacific
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Church women Lease Dwelling.
MORE APARTMENTS
FOR FAR ROCKAWAY Y

Lewis III. May Co. sold for Bernard
Gottehrer twenty lots on the north side
of Mckinley avenue. adjoining the Long
Island Railroad, at Edgemere. L. l., to
Barney Goldberg. who will erect twelve
stores with apartments above.
Herman Frankfort sold for Elizabeth
Mcnamara to the Mott Avenue Cor
poration the business building on the
east side of White street, between Mott
and Cornaga avenues, Far Rockaway.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[py afan.l

BAY ROBERTS, MI. prior 20 Jan e.
sailed, str Norhernsund (Nor), Mediter-
ranean ports.
BERMUDA. Jan 29--Arfived, schr Gladys
" Taylor, Norfolk: 3ist. str Ophis, Aiezan-
dra for Boston (and proceeded Feb p.
sailed 10Th, str Cisy OF Adelaide (Br),
Boston.
GRAND BANK. NF. prior 20 Jan 23--Ar-
rived. schr Lillian NJ Richard fBr), Cporto.
MABAGA. Jan 26--Saied. str Anfado san
Ciorglo. Nv (ItaD, New York.
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PERSONAL AND uNPERsONAL.

Store owners and tenants have long
been considered theoretical partners, in
asmuch as both share to a certain de-
gree in the proceeds from the sale of
the merchandise. Sol Bloom, theatrical
man and real estate operator. has de-
cided. however, to apply the idea in a
practical way. That is the exclamation
OF the unique building venture which he
has undertaken in the Fordham section
OF The Bronx.
On site which he owns at the south
east corner of Fordhanr road and Third
avenue, In an important business center,
Mr.. Bloom will erect twenty-three stores
TO meet the needs of the growing apart
ment population In East Fordham. The
stores are to be rented to shopkeepers
for q percentage Of the earnings. Mr..
Bloom will invest about S65O,OOO.
Thus the rental scale In the stores will
be based on the earning powers of the
retail commercial enterprises established
there and will automatically increase as
business conditions improve and the
population of the neighborhood in
creases. This system will be of benefit
not only to the merchant and the land
lord. but also to the consumer who will
not be forced TO pay an extra levy on
everything he buys in order to help the
shoopkeeper meet an extortionate rental.
The percentage rental principle is used
in the leasing of certain prominent Ioca-
tions to chain stores, but this is probably
the first time 1t has ever been applied to
the small retail store business. Condi-
tions in the commercial leasing field are
likely to force its growth In the near
future. however, for small merchants are
beginning to resent the idea OF paving
stiff rentals in the face of decreasing
sales.
It is not altogether impossible that the
same theory may be followed some day
In the Fifth avenue section. Albert b.
Ashforth who has a thorough knowl-
edge OF conditions in that district. has
apparently anticipated just such a con-
tingency, for In recent article written
for THE New York HERALD he warned
merchants to consider carefully before
paying rents that the proceeds from
their business would not be likely to
stand.
In the same article Mr. Ashforth
warned the owners of the store prop-
critics to look at the renting proposition
from the partnership viewpoint and 20
avoid inflicting rentals that would drive
their tenants out OF business or into
other sections.
Byrne & Bowman were the brokers
in the sale OF the apartment at the
northeast corner of Haven avenue and
10th street, recently reported.
The Sophus Realty Company s. J.
and S. II. Nagin and J. kim. Is the
buyer of the lie Roy apartments at the
northwest corner of st. Nicholas avenue
and 18th street, sold recently.
Rachel @. Holmes is the buyer Of 13a
East Seventy-ninth street and Mary
O'Malley of 210 West 109th street, sold
recently.
w. S. & A. s. Katzenstein. attorneys
were brokers In the sale Of the five story
corner apartment house at 336 East
1seth street to Reiskin Brothers.
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Continued from Preceding Page.
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ALBANIA (Br. from Liverpool 3lst for
New York.
AMERICAN LEGION. from Buenos Aires
lst for New York.
ASIA (Fr). from Lisbon 3oth for New York.
BALTIC (ISr), from Queenstown I'd for New
York.
NlEUW AMSTERDAM Dutch. from Rot
terdam LIST for New York.
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Rachel @. Holmes is the buyer of 133
East Seventy-ninth street and Mary
O'Mailey of 210 West Tooth street, sold
recently.
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w. S. & A. s. Katzenstein. attorneys.
wero brokers In the sale Of the five story
corner apartment house at 336 East
1seth street to Reiskin Brothers.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
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The Sophus Realty Company. S. J.
and S. II. Nagin and J. kim. IL the
buyer OF the lie Roy apartments at the
northwest corner OF st. Nicholas avenue
and 18th street, sold recently.
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Borough Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

F3p Apply SOo'f % foRTER 5o. iss W. issss &
The New York herald., 1922-02-03

LOWER eOs. near Madison. resi-
dence; sacrifice price; possession. Murray
Hill S51i.
sT0FY brick house, lot 1sxi00. II rooms.
nicely furnished, ell occupied. mon room
mediate possession; husband's death reason
for selling: f13, 900. mortgage 5000. Brettell.
1s4 east i23d. Harlem 1000.
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Byrne & Bowman were the brokers
in the sale OF the apartment at the
northeast corner of Haven avenue and
10th street recently reported.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Feb. 2.
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Heights building Plot Sold.

The Halpin Building Corporation has
sold to the Arcutel Realty Corporation
the plot 72.3x1S2.2 at the northwest
corner of Wadsworth avenue and 190th
street. extending through to Wadsworth
terrace.
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Above 18th st.-sth Av. to East River.

NET lease, modern American basenlent,
r.: elevator; 50s. Murray Hin s5i3.
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Above Sssh st.,-5sh Az. TO North River.

MopFRN AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSE.
,mprovements. including elevator. electric
lights. modern plumbing. parquet floors
master bedrooms. BATH; servants rorns.
bath: price very reasonable. BROWN
WHEELOCK CO., INC. 10 East 45th st.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16
Parent TcacheYs of
Florida to Meet in
Annual Session Soon

In a re- emf communication to Coun-
ty Super niendcnt of Schools c. r ~
sheppard =. c Riley. director of the
general extension division at the
II Florida. gives the news that the
pnientTeachers Association Of Flor
.da viii hold their second annual state
meeting shortly when great good IS
expected to result from the meeting
In furnishing the extension division
With lii Of the presidents of al
the parent teachers associations in
tla county Mr. Sheppard writes that
Al ~ thss7 associations are active
aud 8-s accomplishing 4 great deal
for the school and community VIC
have made = special effort during this
Year IN this direction and II Is Q
source Of much qualification in this
iepartn eni 10 note the active interest
n the varinns communities
Following is list Of the presidents
i ~ tic Nnlus = county divisions Of
tie Farcnt Teachers Associations.
wnr y Il 10 expected To attend the
state meeting
Nls + ii Armstrong psstena
Nr 7 Etter, s;ov.le Mr.
..e.s t,isnrue- Mrs .,shl Van relt
,.aru sse lu,t orange Mrs Cecil
,iu..4. f.npor p. Mrs Roe, ena iIag-
sirnIn. + crsrn. Mrs - g. Hanson
'pstts.n. Mss Berth. Henderson HOLLY
fi,ll Mrs Melvin Jones'. ncI.aon
springs Mrs r. Rust. Orange City .
" 4 SCOT Crmond Mrs Chas S
Stewart iP 7 ~ II s ), LELAND
Mrs. J. f, 'ias 10. fN,hnrs' Club. Pri-
mary. Del and. and Mrs. Louise WI
son. Enterprise
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= Personal Paragraphs =

Mr. and Mrs Il. d. Marley Of At
laussc City. n. j.. after spending
deiightf;,l week with friends in Day
tona. left Wednesday afternoon for
West Palm Beach. but expect TO re
turn to i,avtona for another stay te-
fcre returning to their northern home.
%I.atcst sheet 1lusic and player
rolls; prices right. Burns Music Shop
32O-2 1Gtf
Eastman Kodak agency At LeSes-
nas. 1901 1G-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. William Routscng
have arrived from their hcme III In
dana and are the guests OF Mr.
Rcutsones brother and his wife. Mr.
an Mrs T., T.. Routsong ut 81 Second
avenue, +, f. R1utsong is employed
as . gar salesman at the RcXall drug
slere
sEeep in mind the Baptist Church.
the church Of the Open Door.
MISS Elsie now,len. who has been
visiting 1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W X Tavrl 1T 500 South Ridge wood
avenue left this morning on her re-
tufn mp TO Newark. \. J. Miss
Dowden = a cousin to Mrs Tayel, with
whom sine spent i delightful stay.
TRY oar famous fish dinners sun.
ser PARK Inn CO., Il 81
VI. and Mrs George A. Stevens
ana Mrs W l.. Plat friends of Mrs
Ella y O'Nciil, who have been spend
ing delightful time IL Daytona, the
guests OF the Morgan hotel. left Wed
nes,iay afternoon for various points
o; interest in the southern os.t of the
state
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16
vvtnter Residegst Dies
Suddesslv on Wednesday

Martin l.. Fent0n Of jamestown. N.
r., who arrived in Daytona short
time ago, accompanied by his wife,
was taken suddenly i'll Wednesday
afteloeOas while attending Sousa' y
ulatt q TIN Auditorium. from whore
Ne wt}2 fnmeitntait taken to his room
IT asl0caf hqtr.l. where he died soon
ofte1. The body has been placed II.
charge Of Baggett- Wetherby Co. IN
dertakers, and Mrs. Fent0n has wired
her, son at Savannah Ga. who is ex-
pected in this evening. and will assist
her in making final arrangements
which will be announced later
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

Inc OO0STpSdLiOuai CHURCH ~
which was announced for Friday at
tcrnoon. Feb. 18th. has been post
poncd until further naticc.
eOr;lrges. Toe per 100 ~ Nor,mans
Point Grove. New smyrna Road
..95.24la~i0t
Everything musical. Burns Music
Shop, Orange avenue. - II
Mrs. NJ. J Quiokseil. who arrived
i'll Daytona two weeks ago from her
home in Fort Wayne. Ind. after Z
very pleasant stay here, left Wednes-
day afternoon for West Palm Beach
sO'Neill Shop for Junofol n Frou
Frou ruffies and Ampllforrnes fer
slender women. 443-l2-s-u
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kelley. who have
been located at the Adirondack hotel
for the past three and Il half months,
left Daytona Wednesday afternoon tor
Their home in Chicago.
~cATTANEC'S
Fresh Mushrooms and French Pastry
to take home.
Mrs. c. Goodson ant little son.
Louis. Goodson. who have been VISIT
ing Mrs tsoodSon parents. Mt aud
Mrs. ". T. simmons 1T Their home On
Cypress street. left todas for iieu
acme in OAK Hill
sFuli line brunswick monographs,
March records Bnrns Music Saop.
s2e > Ii f
J. p. Armstrong. who for a number
of years has resided on Marie street,
lust south Of Orange avenue. left
Wednesday afternoon for beiray.
.ere he plans to spend the balance
Of the wnte. months.
Developing. printing and enlarg
ing at LeSesnes 1904 10 Il
Among the recent arrivals at the
Bingnainson Cottage at = Third ave
are. are the Mesiarnes l., J. Kelley.
John Anderson, Arthur L. Nudge and
the Misses Susan Crafts Anne l..
Johnson and Annette Buggcs. from
Einghamton, y. y
~ hours Kodak finishing .. II
! Sesne's 100 1t Il
Miss Frances r, Goodwin of s.
Paul, Mimi. who has spent n'irlbs.
Of seasons in pay:ona is located Al
tic home Of SIR and Mrs. Harry r
Prev Il Third avenne Miss e,aoa
Win has recently accepted a pos on
as bookkeeper for the Triple Il. -
Ice Cream and Bair. Products corn
pany.
! Or. rharlo'te r. Sawyer e4tnnnath
- South Palmetto Ave Phone 10
200 % =
Mrs. +. VI. Coverdale of Fort Wasne
! ind. who has been c1ioyinE = few
eeks in Daytona the guest Of frsenda
! left Welrrs day afternoon for 4 s.in4l
visit at West Palm Beach. ami -
poets To return 20 tlaxtona, wher'
she Will complete her season sisi
F, IN Florida.
Tomo'sa river excursion. . a. ~ Sal
urlay To Coronado Beach and NY
SMYRNA Friday. ? H. N. Free oNs,fe
roast Phone 534 l1-2ls
! Mir. and Mrs. l.. G. Wills accom-
panied by Mir. Willis mother. Mrs
Frances +, Willis arrived W"tinss
day afternoon from their home in IL
dianapolis. Ind. and Viii sp"nd suus
time in Day iona Mr. Wills IS i,.e4i
! dent of the IndeStruetihie Whe.i com
pany of Lebanon. Ind
sCATTANEO'S
Roquefort Cammembert and E'ar,He
san Cheese to take home {
Bob W;,llaee. Who hrs leel eaiex
ing d few days with his q. rert-- +
and Mrs j l.. Wallace 1t =. its lam
returned to Gainesville the inst .
the week 10 take NJ S studies IL IL
University Of Florida
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Friday, Saturday {
Monday Specials

Tie st-eet i open al the way from
Reach IT. Get to our store-so
drive out.
We deliver to Ornond on Mon
day afternoon and Port Orange
Tuesday, afternoon. Send yom
order.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

The Congregational church tea
which was announced for Friday at
tcrnoon, Feb. 18th. has been post
poncd until further natice.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

MIR. and Mrs. l.. G. wills. accom-
panied by Mir Willis mother, Mrs.
Frances T.. Willis arrived W"tin"s-
day afternoon from their home IN In
dianapolis. ind. and Viii spend some
time in Daytona Mir Wills IS i,.esi-
dent of the Inde~truetihie Whe.4 com
pany of Lebanon. Ind
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31
RADOVICH SAYS CONDITIONS
 ARE BAD IN OLD COUNTRY

0bren Radovich, former well known resident of Nenana, who &C., cumulated a homestake working in this district and returned to his native land in the Balkans, found that conditions had changed greatly during his absence and he is now sorroy he left Alaska. P. C. Mor- ris received the following letter From Radovich on the last mail. written from Urosevac, Kosovo. Serbia:
 ''I received your letter that you wrote on 3rd of March and l was very happy to hear from you. I have been travelling most of the time since I left Alaska.
 This place where I am now is close to the Albanian border and conditions are very bad here. The people are ignorant-worse than the Indians of Alaska I will be here for a few days, then will go back to Herzegovina. If you look at the map you will see that it is close 70 the Adriatic sea.
 "Well, dear friend, I was in France. Italy, Switzerland and Aus tria, but there is no place like dear old |. s. Over here in Europe. stealing and murdering are going on every day and a person is not safe to go out after dark. And i. is getting worse every day.
 T was in Skople few days ago when the town was attacked by a band of 300 robbers. They were met by the soldiers and a battle followed. II was two days before the bandits were driven into the mountains.
 q have not seen George Lazo- vich since left Seattle. He is some where in Dalmztia and I heard h. was married but pretty well dis couraeed. wrote to him but never received an answer.
 Most of the boys who came from America want to go back but they cannot. Some of them have no money and some Of them cannot get passports. and they are all like lost. want to go back myself but
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

Do you believe in saving money? If so, come to the big Clearance Sale at Abe Simson's-next to the Cooney Hotel.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31
Selby Seeley. son of Mir. and Mrs.

Selby Seeley, son of Mr and Mrs. Joe Seeley, of Anchorage, who has been working with the Kestly en- gineering party during the summer, Jeff for the coast on Tuesday, en- route 70 the States, where he will attend college at Pullman. It is his ambition to become a surgeon.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

Dick Luckow, timekeeper for the bridge camp, left for Anchorage on the Tuesday train.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

Mrs. J. H. Russell was visitor in Nenana this week. She returned ;o her home in Fairbanks yesterday
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

The Alaska Beverage Company, of Fairbanks, manufactures all kinds of Fruit Punches, Sodas, Ginger Ale, Syrups, Near Beer and Distilled Water M W. Diedrick, Manager. r Writing paper st The News
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

Captain A. E. Lathrop, his secre- tary, Miss Ruby de Graf, and Miss Hayes, violinist, who arrived from the coast on Tuesday, went 10 Fairbanks yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

have to have an affidavit from some one, so if you can, please send me one. I have about S1,50O left and would like to get back before 20 broke And if 1 ever step on American soil again, I will never leave again as long as I live.
 If get back will go to Alaska again and will have lots of things to tell. Please write again and let me know about everything. How are you getting along? Are you still at the same place, and how is Nenana? Has it grown any larger since I left?"
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

Kodak developing and finishing by E. B. Murphy. Leave orders at Thompson's Drug Store or Signal Corps station. Right and reasonable.
The Nenana news., 1922-08-31

Buy your ready-made furs now. You'll save one-third at the Big Clearance Sale at Abe Simson's- next to Cooney Hotel. :..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-08
COUNTY SCHOOL
BUDGET REVISED
BY IRENE BURKE
Reductions Made in Main
tenanCe Expenses to IN
crease Recently Cut
Teachers Salaries.

Revision Of the budgets OF the
one two and three room schools
in the county has been completed
by County School superintendent
Irene Burke and State Educational
Auditor John Joerns with the re-
suit that teachers in these rooms
will receive considerably more sal
ary than was indicated when the
ruling the state tax commission
was received reducing the total
maintenance expense for the year
of these rooms from 1890 to
$3.50, including the teachers
salary.
1t had been understood that
$1,S2O would be available for the
running expense OF such rooms for
the school year. Reducing this by
the amount of general expense
would leave approximately $500
for the teachers salary. The re-
duction to $3.50 for the entire
maintenance OF such rooms, re-
duced the teachers salary. in the
case of first grade certificate hold
ers, to approximately $3.50 for the
school year
The revision of the budget will
considerably increase this figure
as the running expenses. such as
1anitor service. supplies, fuel. light
library and transportation have
been reduced to a minimum, some
expenses having been entirely
eliminated.