Lieutenant Colonel Thomas A. Driscoll, former Assistant Chief of Staff of the division, who was detailed by Major General Johnston to supervise the publication, makes the following announcement to the 91st Division men: The Official History of the 91st Division is now in the hands of the publisher. The 10,000 men who subscribed while en route home will receive their books before Christmas. In order that those who failed to subscribe in France may receive a book, we will print additional orders received before November 10 at $1.60 per copy, postage prepaid. Send check or money order to 91st Division Publication Committee, Box 2, San Mateo, Calif.

IN LAND PRICES SET SALES ABOUT MOSCOW LOOK LIKE GIFTS AS COMPARED WITH NEW YORK PRICE
NEW YORK.—Striking testimony to the value of land in New York's financial district, was offered today in the sale of a plot 46 by 42 feet for $450,000. The land which was thus sold for $233 a square foot, is situated in the immediate vicinity of Wall street and will be occupied by a banking building.
The above dispatch by the Associated Press, gives an idea of the immense value of land in the metropolis. The price paid for the land would cover it with $10 bills. If paid in silver it would cover it to a depth of several coins, and an acre of such land would bring well into the millions of dollars. Yet this land will produce income that makes it a safe investment at the prices paid. When covered with buildings ranging from 10 to 40 stories in height this land produces  An enormous income every year. 