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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
IRA Gnslepale, %. Saf.

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otti six.
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fix.
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plenty sand.
7 iompt the claim in Englevale on
extra tip top land.
7 borrowed me a cattle team and Ola
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got a goot Won now.
I got a buggy wagon and a hest that's
running quick.
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som du ha seen.
IA ia jeg elsker dette landet.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

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penlig Silien til 9Iabets SeriouaIe.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

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Sra Ireeeepiae, saif., Gau.

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The New York herald., 1922-12-29
BRONX TRADING.

Harris Exchange sold for I. X, Hey
man, sTi Tiffany street, southwest cor
ner Of Southern Boulevard, five story
apartment. with two stores. 35xf00,
housing eighteen families. with rental
Of $4,000. The property was held at
$4,000. Negotiations arc pending for
= resale. The same brokers sold for Or.
|. Rosen. 1876 Simpson street. five
story apartment. 4oxl00. housing twenty
families, with rental OF $4,000. The
property was held at 5000, and was
purchased for Investment.
Greenberg & Levine sold for the Trait
ncr Realty Corporations the five story
apartment. 50xio0. at 1895 Kelly stree,
TO Harry Bleich, attorney. fof invest
inent.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased the plot.
50xl2S. on the cast side OF Nelson ave-
nue.. $50 feet south of Macombs road.
from Charles n. Eannewitz. u. Os-
oornc Smith & Co. were tho brokers.
Herman a. Acltcr leased the following
storee: In 10 Easp Burnside avenue
20 Karopoulos Brothers for ten years
at an aggregate rental of s3S, 300 : in the
northwest corner Walton avenue and
170th street TO Fcinberg Ss Goidsteiu for
five years at an aggregate rental of
$1,000; in 166th street and F'lndlay
avenue to Joseph Klein for five years, at
an aggregate rental of $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
DEVELOPERS TO BUILD
HOMES IN BROOKLYN
Fiatbush Acreage Taken OUer
by Builders.

The Suydam farm. on Ctica avenue
between Clarendon road and Tilden ave-
nue., consisting of about twenty acres
has been purchased by Edmund q.
Burke, Inc, for subdivision and develop
ment. u. c.. Burke, president of the
purchasing company. announces that ar
rangements are being made to erect
about 200 single family detached houses
The sale price was about $4,000 an acre.
B. H. Knowles was the broker.
: The Halock Building Corporation has
purchdsed the entire block bounded by
Avenue s. Avenue T, West Twelfth and
West Thirteenth streets from Julia T.
Creighton. The buyers win improve
with seventy high class detached one
family houses.
Realty Associates sold to Il. Feifei
-<wo four story apartment houses. each
40xlC0. at 176 and 1S0 Sterling place.
west of Flatbrsh avenue.
q. Tuoti s. Co. sold for T.. Dober 524
Flatbush avenue, a four story apart
ment, 2Sx10o.
Bulkley & Horton Co. with Everett
Nuhns Office sold 81 Bainbridge street,
between Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues,
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
PERSONAL AND IMPERS0NAL

DIR. Charles V. Paterno. who owns
the vacant plot at the north corner
OF Riverside Drive and i01st street and
the adjoining dwelling at go Itiverside
Drive Is the buyer of the four story
dwelling. at 3ei, sold through Ernest L.
Bower and David Stewart. Mr. Pa
terno plans TO erect fourteen story
apartment hotel.
Warranty Brokerage Corporation Sc
cured first mortgage of $4,000 at y
per cent. for five years, on tho five
story apartment house 159 West Eighty
fourth street.
Charles y. Van valen. Inc, have OBJ
tained loan OF $4,000 on the three
story buildings 1929 Broadway and 2fo
and 2ia West Fiftieth street, 5oxl27 lox
irregular.
Title has passed from Julius Tish-
man & sons to the new sixteen story
building they arrested at i42 to 14S
West Thirty-sixth street. which was
reported sold several weeks ago. Tho
transfer was made to li2 to iiS West
Thirty-sixth street. Inc. having as d.
rectors David r.. Goodman. Harry
Mabel. Benjamin 1ronowitz and Joseph
Aronsteir.
'r,.nam q. and Adolph Roimer are
the buyers of $50 Third avenue. and
the Fordhan Concourse Corporation OF
the southeast corner of Cypress ave-
nue and lS9th street. both reported sold
rccaut1v.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By AIaii.l

HALIFAX. Dec 26--Arrived. strs CanaG,ian l,,.a,
Forester (Br), Belize, &c; TrontoEse 'or''
KfNc;sToN. ia, Dec 12-Arrived. strs
Changuinola (Br>. Avonmouth tand sailed
14th for outports): Calypso (Dutcn), iuer.o
Parrioa: fiatipara (Br), San Domingo; 18TH;
Nyhayn (Nor), Cardiff: schr j conrad
sBr,, 81 Johns: 18th. strs Breda CDutenl ;
Amsterdam (and sailed for Colon); l3tn:
Canadian Forester tBrl. Belize taad saieu
Tor Nassau and Bermuda.
Sailed l4th, str Calypso GDytch)' haNI.
rOUIsBURG. CD, Dec eG--sailed. str Lin
gan (Brl. Boston.
MARYsTOWN, Mt, Doc 19--Arrived, schr
General Byng Obj. Setubol.
MAZATIAN Dec 22-Arr!TeO, strs Maya
,Ae,), San Jose del Csbo.
sailed eist, strs Mexico tMe@l. euaynlns
fand arrived 2Sd) ed, Chihuahua (MeN''
sT 5oHN. NIB. Dee 26--Arrived. str coban
(Br). Halifax. -,
Arrived 24th. schr Maria A Howes LBr)
New York: 26th. str Buefield tBrl. sydney
rB; schr Ena L Parsons (Br), Parrsporo Tor
Cleared 2Gth. sehr ouaco Queen tBr'
sT JOINS. NT. Dec so--Arrived, schr Olive
Moore (Br). Seville.
TALARA. Dec .2--sailed. str Depere. San
vASCouvER. Be. Dec o2-5silcd. ST.
Ernest n Meyer, San Pedro.
VERA CRUZ. Dec 24-Arrivec. str luea-
an. New Orleans.
VIcTORIA. Be. Dec 2f-ArTlved, str For
er- Home. San Francisco.
.WABANA. NJ. Dec f9-Sailed, str ba!'S
(Nor), Rotterdam.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
OPERATOR BUYS OLD
FLATS ON PARK AVENUE
Will Improve Site - Other
Apartment Sales.

Lotion H. Siawson. operator, has
bought from Norman $. ReiscnfeId and
Joseph +. \. O'Donnell the group OF
five old fashioned five story flats at the
corner of Park avenue and Ninety-fifth
street. known as 1922 to 1928 Park ave-
nue. and GO East Ninety-fifth street. The
property fronts 100 feet on the avenue
and 1875 feet on Ninety-ffth street.
O'Reilly & Dahn were the brokers.
1t is understood that the property
will eventually be utilized as the site for
high class apartment house to be
operated or the 100 per cent. ownership
plan.
The Fairfax. seven story apart
ment, on plot S7.9x100.S. at 1922 to
1928 Madison avenue, southwest corner
Of Ninety-foprth street. has been sold by
August Oppenheiner, who valued 1t at
$275.o00, to Ernest Tribelhorn.
Harris Exchange sold for Edward j..
Healy, sos West 135th street, a five
story apartment. 40x100. housing twenty
families. with renta, CT s13.50o. The
property was held at $4,000.
Meinhard- Ecsstein sold TO the Cross
town Holding Corporation. operators, in
conjunction with Manheimer Brothers.
! Inc. the five story apartment house,
156-l5S Sherman avenue, 50x150.
7 r. ~
y cfa~l; estate the five story store and
apartment house, northeast corner Of
- e IS third street and Ninth avenue.
lheld nj $4,000 The buyer will alter
the Ground floor into six stores.
Daniel II. Jackson bought from, Au-
gusta Panka, Thomas A. McGrath, at
torney. 235 West 1890 street, a five
story dorb'e flat.
* Berkowitz &. Sons have purchased
the five story apartment house. 36.Sx
100-S. at the southeast corner of Madi-
son avenue and Ninety-first street and
will install stores on the grade floor.
The L. & T. Real Estate Company ne
aotiated the sale. Jerome C. Mayer IL
| the owner ot record.
4 Shaw, Rockwell & sanford sold to an
operator for Peter Wolfe 4o4 st. Nicho-
las avenue. five story double fiat,
25x1oo.
| Ernest T. Bower sold for the Payne
Estate. Inc. to the Merit Realty Conn
pany tiarcus l.. Oskl the two -four
story tenements with stores. 27x74 each.
at 19s7-19S9 Third avenue, adjoining the
northeast corner OF l09th street
Ralph Russo sold sac East 12Stt
street. six story flat with stores, 2ox
! $50, for Max Bunin.
Chas. Nj. De Rosa Company sold for
Raffaele Mignola the six story apart
ment, 4ox70.5. house. containing six
! stores and six basement stores. ac-
commodating twenty tenants at the
northwest corner Second avenue and
Forty-eigh;h street and held at $4,000.
! VIM. II. Whiting & co. sold for Annie
| shapiro the five story tenement, 25x100.
at 43 Henry street. The purchaser is
| Angelo Bove.
A. v. Amy & Co. and William IT. Clair
sold for the Elizabeth Horgan estate
240i to 24o5 Broadway. northwest corner
of Eighty-oighth street. four five story
flats. lo0.sxi0p. to Joseph Goldng. rep
resented by II. ID. Baker. Mr.. Goldine
contemplates the erecting on the plot
large apartment house similar TO the
one which he built at Broadway and
| Ninetieth street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
Continued from Preceding Page.

Itap, New York and IhiiadelpAia ioF
PENANG. Dee gs-s.enel,. str. Agapenor
iIsr), from Hong Kong for NgW York
Sailed a5th, str steel, Mariner Ufrom Shans-
lai, SCI. New Ozleans.
soRT SAID, Dec g,--Arrived, ftr Ja'apo'
PORT rARAl5A. I,tc e5--Arr,vee, str san
'fSYi PSUYEiRTo coRrsz.. Dec e7-sanSe str
RAGM6, De- 25--saaad, s,r Deilinghem,
REvAL. Dec ai--Arr!ved. str Eastern star
no JANEIuO. Dec 25-Snues, -.r vss.ris
,Brl New York 1000 bags Coffee;
ROTTERDAM, Dec -i-AfrNru' stIs
Hampstead H.alA tbf), Mohtrs'..' A'-~Hi
county tNorl, DO.
sailed 2lth, strs city 6 srsspoF'' New
sT JOHN. NE. Dec e7-Arr7e0' str HF4cl@
AritvcG ssh, str TEA tNorl Boston
sailed 2Tth, sirs Miunsdosa tBr), AhtEeip
.ia Southampton tanAdiia Hu'luei 'H.''
sailed iiico 2s,h. strs Hogoroor CBn, Lonaon'
As.4aLi'oNiicA. .ai' Dec oS-Arr,vea, s,ra Corsoa,
Constantlncple: Hog Island, do.
SANTA CRUZ. Dec 2+--sailed, str 81 MaIy
SANTIAGO, Dec 27-Arrlved s.r NiraAores
SANTOS, Dec 2G--Sai,ed, ftr Tacoma "a NARY Try
jap. New orleans and Galveston tSS'2n
bsEs coffee for New Orleans LOCO bass 40'
''ssiI s4aWe;IiAI. Dec e.-sailed. SIR Empress
" Australia Cpr). Vancouver.
Sailed 27th, str Cokesit Cfron Hong hohg}'
>ew Irriyed ed"' god. strs President Lincoln. san
Francisco for Hong Kong; 2dth' ~, PrsSiesns t.,,,
Grant seattle; 9th, President TAFT, san
Francisco for Hong Kong; Nanking' 90
- 9sc,IITrTIAAfPToN. Dec 24--Arrlvcd, str
lTousatonic tBr). Baton Rouge.
SPEzIA, Dec 23--ATTiyed, str Seapooi lIFp'
issT1oRHAWAY. Dec 27-Arrived ctr Brad
burn (Br), Shields for Boston damaged by
Storm. ,sa, ..,...
colombo FOR Kew York.
SYDNEY, CB, Dec 21-Arrhed, Ssrt Wen
Dam. New York; 49, .
SYDNEY, NSW. Dec 2I--Arr4VeG' stFs
Muscoots, Port Ludlow.
Arrived 22d str West Islip. Melbourae
TAAIPIco. Dec 27--Arr!Yed, stns Dean ss,l,
Emery. Galveston: George q Henry, ran
River; 2sth, Mantilia (Nor). southampton
Nfexoll. Port Aransas; Miro {Nor) froFi-
Gence. 80.
asth w l. Staed, Galveston.
TELA. Dec 21-Arrived, str Copan tlioad' ;
->TT THAMEsIfAvEN. yrFrfi Dec 22-saned, Str GYM
eric CBrl. San Francisco
TIENTsIN, Dec 2s-Arrived. str West
NvIsS NVINcoTvER. = YER Sc. Dec as--saiied, strs
Fmpress OF Russo (Br), Yokohama; China
Maru (Jap). United Kingdom.
VIGO. Dec 2T-Arrived, str Houssiion tfp'
New York via IIavle.
YARMOUTH. Ms, Dec 27-In port, scnr
w y Reinhardt (Brl. to lay up.
YOKOHAMA. Dec 26--Arrived. str Elm
press of Canada NBr), Vancouver for Hong
Kong -
Arrived 9th. strs Krcxville City. san
FOR Hong Kong: 25th. c;yokoh Maru (Japl,
Tacoma Goth, Tbukisan Maru SJapo' Sc
sitle: Rakuyo Marl (Japl. san Pedro.
sailed 23d. str President Jackson firona
Hong Kong) Tacoma
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
seventh street and broadway. to be i'm

seventh street and Broadway. to be i'm
proved with fifteen story stores and
apartments; $4,000 on .he Hotel Lenox.
Buffalo; $4,000 to the Huutoon Ice Com
pany on 5i6 TO 522 West Nineteenth
street. to be improved with an ice plant:
$4,000 on 100 acres at Babylon; Si30.010
on IS and ~ Vesey street;f $4,000 on
the east side of Hudson street. between
Franklin and Leonard streets; 100000
on $40 Park avenue, southwest corner
of Sixty third street; $1,000 on and II
Weehawken street; a second mortgage
of $4,000 on the northwest corner or
Seventy-second street and West End
avenue: xS5. 900 on i64 TO 1853 Fourth ave-
nue.; $4,000 on 1i3 and lis Mercer street
$4,000 on Robert Essolstyn's residence.
Ridge drive, Great Neck; $4,000 on SlS
Greenwich street and $127,5e0 on the
southwest corner Of Broadway and 125th
street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company lease
for occupancy for Mrs w. Wallace "a
Dudley H. ffggis her property Of thre,
acres, with house and garage, on Lin.
wood Way. Lleweilyn PARK. west or.
ange. ". j.. and for Schuyler Van
Vochton TO John Ferguson his rroperts
corner OF Hobart ave,Yio and Sout'.
Terrace. short Hills. ny j. The same
brokers sold for NcwDold 7. Lawrence
to Mrs. John Meyerkort an acre OF
land at the corner of South Ocean and
Clinton avenues, Lawrence. I. J. Alrs.
Meyersort will erect a dwelling.
Howe & Thompson sold for M. s. Hol.
man house on Linda avenue. White
Plains. to Stephen n Hon IS Brook
lyn, who will occupy.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
AMERICAN PORTS.
W. MILL


BEVERLY. Mass. Dec 2I-Arrived. str Sea-
sailed 9Th. str Chas l. oconnor. supposed
Norfolk.
GALVESTON. Tex, Dec 22-sailed, str
Carib. New York..
HONOLULU. Dec 2e-sailed. str President
Wilson. San Francisco.
MANILA, Dec 2%--sailcd, str West elio-
paka. Hong Kong.
PORT ANGELES. Wash. Dec I9-Arrived.
schr VIM u Smith. Guaymas: 10th, ba rs
Mary Winkelmsn. Honolulu.
PORT SAN LUIS. Cal Doc e0-Arrived. str
san Joaquin tNor). Balboa tand sailed 2ist
for rdn.que).
PoHT ARAHsAs. Tex. Dec e5-saned. str
Mexon. Tarpico.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Dec 22--Arrived. strs
W NJ Irish. Philadelphia West wis, Chant:
Currioi. Providence.
Sailed I'D. strs wildwood, Plymouth; Trim
idadian, savannah.
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 25-Arrived. motor
barge rexaco i36. New York: schr tprob-
ably) Fleetwood (Br). Boston for St John
Arrived 26th. schrs Robert W. Thomaston
for Lynn: Franconia, 81 John for Bosom (;
Nellie Baton. do FOR do Karmoo (Br),
Lunenburg for DO; Mary Lansdon. Rockland
for do; Erwin Luce. stoningtou. Me. for
do.
SAN PEDRO. Cal, Dec 16--Arrived. schrs
Sir Thomns Upton. Astoria: 10Th. Oceania
Vance. Turtle Bay tin tow.
Sailed 2ist schr Vigiiant. Bellirsham.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
DEMAND FOR SPACE IN
MANHATTAN IS FIRM
Brokers Report Many Leases
in Business Properties.

Charles a. Rosenthai and Isidor Sha-
piro have closed long term lease for
the Rcdsen Realty Associates. Inc,
Louis Il. SCHNEIDER president, on 629
and e3i Eighth avenue with Litzky &
Mantell. at an aggregate gross rental
of $4,000.
A new lease for twenty-one years has
Eseensinade of the four sstcry and base
ment dwelling at the northwest corner
OF Lexington avenue and Sixty-fifth
street. owned by !. w. A. Davis
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
News Of the Real Estate World

a three story dwelling, 20x104, for the
estate of Clara Taglibue.
Realty Associates sold two new two
family serni-detached dwellings at sl4
and S14A Fifth avenue, between Thirty
third and Thirtyfourth streets, to
Charles III. Noble.
Schechner Building Company sold S66
and 37S Pennsylvania avenue, apart
ments, containing sixty-four families and
held at 100000.
Frank A. Seayer & Co. sold the plot,
69.4x100. at the northwest corner OF
Fourth avenue and Eighty-second street
TOR !. w. Welton.
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc, leased the one story machine
shop of about 1900 square feet at 112
to lS0 Twenty sixth street, near Third
avenue. to the Adams Laundry a[achin-
cry Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
DOWNTOWN BANK
TO MOVE UPTOWN
Manhattan Savings Institu-
tion Buys Site for New
Home on East Seth st.

= The Manhattan Savings Institution
Walter c. stokes, president, which has
been for 70 years at 6lf-G4G Broadway,
northwest corner OF Bleecker street, has
purchased as site for its new head
quarters, the two four story and base
ment buildings ut 1916 East Eighty
sixth street from the Kotn estate. Tor
5000. 600.
The property acquired occupies plot.
51x102, on the south side of the street
between Lexington and Third avenues.
The deal was negotiated by Howard
Forbes broker
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
opERAToR BUYS CORNER.

Samuel H. Golding bought the plo-,
1OO.Sx100. with old flats. at 2401 to
24O7 Broadway. northwest corner OF
Eighty-eighth street IL. u. Baker and
A. Robinson We're the brokers. The
buyer recently completed a large apart
ment on Astor property at Broadway
and Ninetieth street and will similarly
develop the new site, which was pur-
chased from the estate of Elizabeth
Horuan
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
Navy Orders

specai Dispatch 70 Tnn Nsw yoRK II1nALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, -. g., Dec. ~.
These navy orders were made public to-
day:
Nlchoq. Commander Neil ~. to naval
operations. Washington.
Try rfyor -i,,,.. ,d..ommanajT w L.. to home re-
KIRK. Lleutenant Commander Norman L.,
to u. s. <. Texas.
Brown. Lieut.. Harold j., 70 Z. s. s. Lang
Icy A
T. 4. 4. Arkausas.
risher, Lieut. ~ ~. to Z. S. IS. ryrc.
iiuiecmbs, Lieut. Benjamin H., 20 aircraft
s,iuadron's scortins fleet.
rycheriey. Lieut.. Norbert 90 treatment
naval hospital Washington.
Gates. Capt. Manley r. 90 h,me relieved
duty
AdamMeuios. Licut l.. H., 20 receiving
ship San Francisco.
Grouse. Lieut.. W. r.. to destroyer squad
rons scouting fleet.
Baum, Commander g.. NJ. 20 receiving
ship San Francisco
Hall. Commander woicott f.. 20 command
Z. s S. Rizal and mine detachment.
vernon, Commander Walter n. 70 COM
mand II. &. s. Pccos.
Loder.s Commando Amc7 70 command
T. s. &. sicsrd. n
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FIFTH AVE. DEAL REPORTED.

The building on Fifth avenue, adjoin-
ing the northwest corner of Forty-<ixtn
street, formerly occupied by the cater
ing shop of Constantine. Is reported iin-
der negotiation to q syndicate. whicn
will open women's wear establishment
under the name of Paris Shop. Ut is q
six story buiidingy 52.3x100.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
$4,000, 900 LOANS PLACED.
Mortgages Negotiated by VIM. A.
White q Sons at to @ Per Cent.

VIM. A. White & Sons have placed
more than 100000 in loans at to G.
per cent. They include $4,000 on the
southwest corner of Nassau and Fulton
streets; $500 on Cos to 900 West Hath
street: $4,000 on IS East Fifty-sixth
street: $4,000 on 46 to 80 Coutr street,
Brooklyn: $4,000 on 1s5 and 1S7 East
Broadway; a second mortgage nf s125,0oo
OH the northwest corner OF Seventy
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
DEAL OK WEST sTnEET,

Tho five story twenty foot building
at 39I West street has been sold by the
f'riedman-Greenwald Company for S.
Lent TO an investor.
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N rHE AUCTION ROOM.
W esey STREET.

1920 ST.. 6S W., H. 8. 12J g. Lencx av.,
2Jxgy.ff: 5-story flat: Lewis Spencer ct
al. against fda y. Oestrich et al; Morris
a Mcvcish. attys.; amount dic sf3,5co.23
adjourned sine de, y
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Army Orders
patch 70 TUE NEW YORK IlEsAfp
New yori, Herald Bureau.
Washington, ~. G.. Dec. IS.

New
Washington, II. G.. Dec. -.
These army orders were made public 70.
day: -
Bradbury. Licut.-Col. a. W., 70 Panama
Els,hu, sfnscr L. L., 70 Fort BENJAMIN
Green. Capt. Franklin A.. sto jefferson
Barracks!
~evira, Capt A. s.. 20 Norales. Ariz.
I}yier. Ftrst Lieut.. L, NJ, 70 Nogoies. Art1.
Savage. First Lieut. I. A.. TO Honolulu.
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IIt'F y Hh WV ANhH IiAHAI.Il
New York Herald bureau,
Washington, -. g., Dec. ~.
Evening journal., 1922-11-23

you'n have TO see about getting your
self a room over at the Y. W.
now"
But a room was not what I was
seeking Just then. on the pretext
that had had no breakfast and wac
hungry got away. When I re-
turned three hours later Il was with
the announcement that had found
a place TO stay and had come for my
bag.
During the next few days Trav-
elers' Aid worker called every day al
the address I had given 10 find out
whether 1 was all right and had To-
Gated a job. They also wired 10
Akron, o, 10 find out whether every
thing there was as I had told them.
II a girl really were all alone in a
big city-what a blessed thing the
Travellers Aid could be!
In the meantime / had started in
quest Of a job.
TOMORROW; Ny experiences In
the booking agencies.