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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
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Serviee.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-PTOspects
for the new wheat crop are the poor
est in many years, according TO re-
ports received from all sections OF
the grain belt Predictions are made
by Chicago traders that this country
viii feel the pinch OF the shortage be-
fore 1923. The deterioration OF the
crop was reflected in higher prices IN
the grain market both in New York
and Chicago
The price OF hogs in Chicago went
20 SO a handTedweigat. Lamb are
selling above the top price OF las; year
The jump H. the price OF live 3orh
mas been been u the farmer IN
more ways than one. lie gets only
-, cents a bGa}e for his corn al The
market. but b. feeding corn 20 hogs
{ : estimates. that he gets 20 cents
4 oasaeI in yaiuG
New England reports that further
wage cuts are expected in The textile
industry.
The Middle Vest reports the dry
goods trade disturbed By weakness in
raw cotton
Gustry IS brighter
The copper market is showing i'm
. proveaient. with the metal selling
around i3ia cents pound. an II
crease OF / y cents pound ab.ve the
low le.el OF 1921.
Tie bank ciearings> Of the country
this week were estimated at SHE
! 80 $50 against s.14e.l4sS4s the pre-
cediag week and s61e9.f26.l32 this
week last year.
/ Money was more plentiful ard "a
day loans We're made 1T -, and , PER
ent backed by gilt edged sacurity
i The ra.e.for call money ranged from.
~ to AZ per cent.
The average price Of % represent
! tive industrial issues on tie New YORK
stock exchange was 81 -. against 1851
! last week and 1853 this week last
yer The aver age price OF ~ repre-
sentative railway shares was = -.
sgainst 1f2a last week and "a ~ this
week last wear
Braist-eetS ana01aeed that $50
commercial failures were reported to
them this week. agains; 4si tie pre-
vious week
/ i@ ANNOUNCEMENT tEtt lHf = >
Treasury viii redeem all Of oufsi and :
ing 50. per cent Victory notes on
June - at par. amounting 70 $500
100000 worth. brought strength 10 the
bond market and the price Of nearly
all classes Of bonds advanced The
/ Few issues Of bonds put out and ab-
sorbed by tn. buying puhlic this week
totalied $40. ennnGn
Prices in the cotton markets were
iirmer this week and higher Business
conditions We're reported TO be much
better in the cotton belt than this
time last year rhe amount 81 the
cotton crop brought into sight this
week was 15231S bales. an increase
over last week. Northern spinners
took is,li5 bales, decrease from
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE cotton
market was stronger today, notwiIh-
standing unfayorable labor news from
New England. weakness in foreign ex-
change and duliness in dry goods. Fall
river reported sales OF print cloth, for
the week at slightly more than 11ep
pieces.
The market opened a. an advance
of to 10 points On buying by Liver
pool accounts. the trade and ioca. in :
terests. After the call. further ga ms
were registered on buying for Wall
Street and Western interests. and de-
spite considerab bic profit taking last
quotations showed net gains OF 8 10
Is points.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
!: WEEKLY REPORT Of :
!. DAYT0Nh DIARIES

The following are licensed and in
spected dairy :arEas. al cattle in
these nerds haye- ieen tested fer T L.
AMI are free from the disease and are
9th aGwise IL : healthy condition
II. l.. Brit:la. II. X. cIossca : G..
Ellen Wood !. II. Hutchi>on- Earle Fcz-
te.. J. s. Beville & Son II. Z HaIin
r. n. ,isl.ery. sirs. Jas Mist-e:ra.
Frse. Popweii. J " iiawlirs z. Sta
v.ps. Mnl T-.sf :. O Daty. 4 J.
jones r. T. Smallvcod. D. o Miller
- T. Simmons < T. Watson Willis
Williams peer Harrison. = F. EaE
Chas iseiiis;er. Ars. :. g. Aeincr.
Cart .-iasc.. =. o Gould.
.l.!a .:sE am ~ th4 a50s- i RON
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE foreign
exchange market opened weak today
Demand sterling was Ia lower at
S432N: Francs yielded ~ confines
to $3.50 for cables and Ss.4sla for
checks, and lireS were I points lower
to $3.50 for cables and $47312 for
checks. BeIgians were Oft ~ cen
times to $50 for cables and sS09h
for checks Marks were q points
lower at .e049A Guiider cables. s37;
checks. 1868 Sweden kronen ca
bles. $3.50; checks. $23.-5
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CALL MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1l-Call money
ranged between Az and 5l2 per cent
on the stock exchange during the
past week. Time money was quiet
With some so TO 90-day maturities be-
ing loaned at AZ per cent. CONNER
cial paper was quiet. with the bulk of
transactions being made at per cent.
One nunGred pounds of hay IS an
average daily ration for an elephant.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12


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Weeks Business Review

last week. the total weeks exports
were IS bales. big drop from :he
previous week The American yisiale
supply OF cotton is 4.115.G35 bales
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 11-Ciosing Lib
critics. Gigs. $500: first Al. : 3Js3S /:
second 4',s. s96 &c: third "A :. s91 - /.
fourth i'.s, $3.50: Victory AS,
Sfa0ln
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

Conversation 70 1t the RHYTHM OF
rartieular dance steps is the latest
Jazz notion
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
COFFEE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Feb II Coffee mar
kef weak Options opened u IL
points down
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BANK STATEMENT.

INV YORK. F-3- I EeU York
bank statement for toaav:
Average.
Loans. Increase s S.5,s7 600
Demand deposits. decrease 81 90. 900
Time deposits. increase 800. 600
Reserve Increase ----- fi..-sti
Actual.
Loans. decrease si4. Ia 300
Demand deposits. decrease 2..3s .s'ai
Time deposits. Increase l1.ess.'''''
Reserve. decrease -------- iS.5i5. $50
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NEW YORK Feb 1l-spa. catfor
was nui toG4S, - a9inis higiaer Al
lT1ee No sales
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Feb. II Hog pr,.es
closed TODAY selling - cents higher
than last Saturday Best lights are
row selling cround 5000.
The cattle market has been dull and
low all week. Most cf fair 70 good
steers are selling al $3.50 ana $40.
with choice trades around Saeo.
sheep AMI lam1s trasie is good.
Lambs are selling Il. the high point of
The season With the week 5 TOP ST
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
CLUB ATTENDS RECEPTION
kiwaniS club Appoints Delegation
for Roy nmtI's EnrrMplI

NiNdUlN I luU appoints b'NIHtIoh
for Rev. QUITS Farewell.
4 special official delegation will
represent the Elwanis club at the
farewell reception to he given for
Rev Meade r, Dutt, a club member,
Friday evening in the parlors OF the
First Christian church by the con-
gregation, Frank IL. Reed, Kiwanis
club president stated yesterday Tul-
sa kiawnians have already notified
Eiwanians Of Fresno. Cal, to expect
q member OF whom 10 be proud in
Reverend Dutt, and the tulsa club
VIII forward TO the Frenso club reso-
lutions commendatory OF his services
10 the city and community which a
special committee has been appoint
ed TO prepare and present 10 the
club al tho regular meeting next
Monday morning.
A general invitation TO the minis
terial alliance to attend the recep-
ton has been transmitted TO the
entire personnel Of the body from
the study OF Rev. ID. O. Anderson,
alliance head, and announcement Of
tho reception has also been made
, from pulpits and in church bulle-
tins
The reception will be Informal and
opportunity will be offered the
guests TO extend farewell messages
10 Reverend Dutt and his family.
Reverend Dutt viii deliver his fare
wei sermon at his church Sunday
morning and win depart the follow
ing day for his new pastorate in
The First Christian church at Fres-
no, Cal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
k1IGHER RATE ON
| AUTO INSURANCE
Too Many Fires, So 81
Firms That Sell in
Oklahoma Say

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 6. -- A
forecast Of much higher rates OF In
surarce on motor cars FOR The near
,prure because OF the high losses
entered by insurance companies on
~, class OF business is contained IN
,be report Of L. w. Hardin, state
Insurance commissioner.
The net premiums received by 81
af these companies under the fire
.1yeraEe parts Of their policies only
upon automobiles amounted TO
fgil12453 In 1924, the report
stated. while their incurred losses
reached The sum OF sGO5,6j9.S3. or
1856 per cent OF their premium re-
CENTS. nearly twice as much. Under
mo portions Of those automobile
.rnl.eIgs covering thcft property
damage and collision. they received
.uremums OF SGS0.207.49, and their
incurred losses were 140.6 per cent Of
these premiums, or s95G,9G9.21, still
according 10 the report Of the COM
ru FsiOncr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
BANDITS HEARING FRIDAY
for Members of Jacobs
Band Set by Watson.

Justice A. =. WdtSun announced
Wednesday that preliminary he1r-
Ings of an mombgrs OF the Jacobs
hijacking and burglary band will
be held Friday morning. These
gangsters and several women ac-
among them three young
girls. were arrested last week by
County Investigator +. j. Rays and
other officers, ana an enormous
quantity OF stolen clothing and Jew
clry recovered.
4 change Of venue was taken from
the court Of Justice j. 4 Thompson,
before whom the gang members and
accomplices were arraignod and who
placed their bonds at $4,000 for
each charge. The total involved in
these bonds is nearly a quarter Of
"a million dollars. No bondsmcn np-
pcarcd.
Il. has been intended 10 hold the
preliminary Thursday but Justice
Watson explained a prees OF other
cases with priority rights, neccssi-
tated the postponcment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

BRAN Kellogg q Bran, cooked and
krumbled-and delicious in favor and
cdibihyl Bran will permanently re-
licvo constipation when taken regu-
larly--At least two tablespoonful,
daily In severe eases, with every meau
Hour doctor will indorso Kellogg's
Bran for constipation
Kellogg q Bran swoops. cleans and
purfcs tho eliminativG tract as moth
ing olso can and being n nature
food. 1t creates no habit. Bran q
work is q royolationl
Serve Kellogg e Bran to ;lso entire
family as u cereal. with other cercals
or in countless appetizing ways such ~
in mullins. pancakes, raisin bread, ETC.
Recipes on overy package
All groeers sell Kelloggis Bran.
cooked and krumbled.
7. S.-Kellogg q Bran, eaten regu.
hrly. win clear up pimply compilation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Some staggering constipation facts;
Know how keilogg's Bran can helr you !!

Ninety out Of every one hundred
people Hu,or with constipation Con.
aupatlou is tho direct cause Of break
downs in old age, lowered vitality
and ninety per cent of illncssi
DO you realize that nearly cvery
case OF constipation is tracoablo 20
neglect IN RnSwcring nature r. calf
In few years the sufferer has "iatent
constipation I'll most danRerous
form Of all Toxic poiSous penetrate
the intestine walls, pOllut,ng tho blood,
uhioh in turn poiSons and Affects cvory
organ in tho body. Nearly every
easo of diabetes and Bright q disease
can bc traced to constipation or in
testinal poisoning. as can most rhcuma-
iism, hcadaehe, brain fag, hardening
Of arterioc and other organic diseases.
PillH and cathhItics can never afford
you permanent rolief. What you need
b nature a most wonderful roughago--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Kansas Educator to
GiUe Lecture Series

Dr. Thomas Butcher, president OF
the Kansas state normal at Emporla.
is giving a series OF lectures on gem
ers institute now in progress for
ers, institute now in progress for
the Tulsa public schools Commen-
cling Tuesday Doctor Butcher speaks
thrise daily 10 department teachers
at $3.50 in the morning, to principals
and supervisors at 10 I'm the morning
and TO the general assembly OF teach
ers at 1880 I'm the morning. He will
give his conluding address at the
clos institute meeting at 1880
o'clock Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Former University
Head Goes TO Detroit

Dr. Arthur Lee Odcll. former
president Of the University OF Tulsa,
who, since The expiration OF mis-
connection with the local lns,l'u.
ton In June, 1921, has made his
home In Phoenix, Ariz. because OF
the condition OF his wifo's health.
recently accepted the pastorato Of
a large rrosby church tn De-
troit. Mich. and VIII commence his
work thoID carly ln september ac-
Cordiur tl word received by Mrs.
G.. r.. Park of this city The move
was made possible by Mrs Odelrs
return 20 health Doctor Odell has
been lu charge uf Tho Presbyterian
church no Phoenix.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Kansas Roads Asked
If They Can Take
Their Share of Freight

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. Six
leading Kansas railroads have
been asked by c. NJ. Reed. chair
man OF the Kansas public utilities
commission whether it was lack
Of cars or shortage OF motive pow
er which was causing the apparent
car shortage in this state ana
whether or not the roads can
handle their share Of the wheat
ru h this fall. 1t has been inti-
mated that lack Of motive power
rather than car shortage Is hold
ing up shipments. Last saturday
Chair Reed took tho car shortage
matter up with the American Rail-
way association at Washington,
pointing out that Kansas roads
were $1,000 cars short and asked
assistance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
TO ENTERTAIN NINETIETH
Bryan Engineering Arrangements;
for Gigantic Celebration.

for Gigantic Celebration.
Preparations for the annual re-
union Of the N.uetieth Division as
ISOLATION 10 be held In Tulsa Sep
tombcr 25 and 26 got under way
with a rush Wednesday with the re-
urn to the city OF Frank Bryan
Tulsa chairman Of convention ar
rangcmeuts, who has been vacation
ing in California.
Bryan secured use OF convention
hall for the reunion meetings and
Hotel Tulsa as convention head
quarters.
Invitations to attend the reunion
VIII be sent TO every Oklahoman
hnd Texan who served in the Nine
Aeth division. as well as 10 10000
Fembers now on the association
'solls. Bryan said. Among the
speakers will be Gen. Patsy O'Neil
Nike IIoRs Of Houston, Texas, asso-
c.ation president, Maj. Gen. Henry
r. Allen, who commanded the di-
vision in France and Ike Ashburn
VI Bryan. Texas former association
president. Tulsa veterans hope to
offer entertainment which will ex-
cccd the hospitality OF san Antonio
last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

Boston Avenue NJ. r.. church. South.
ana its purpose the provision Vt spec
Cial church services suitable for
young boys ana girls. The Orcuu
Memorial Junior church was in euc-
Ccssiul swing last spring and after
discoutinuance during tho summer
Will resume its scrviccH next Sunday,
Tho Junior church OF Boston Ave-
uuc church will hold its Initial serve
ice nt lO.65 Sunday morning under
the leadership of Mrs l.. $ Barton
and &. j. Allen, pastur's assistant.
Members ot tho junior sunday
school department. who are FROM 3
TO u years ot age, win hc invited
TO iu.u. When Organization is cum-
plot"d, the group viii have its own
board and officers. Tho service Will
duplicate tho regular church soryico
500 "a manner interesting ana UNDER
atuudahlo Go young folks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Kinn at Funeral.

Special t1 Tbo World
SrIIWATER, Sept 6 Seven
members ot the hluN Khan at
tended the funeral OF Ross ]. wiley
held thlH afternoon Ht tho First
christian church WILEY was q pum-
WiFsiouod officer during the war.
Ito was former student OF Oklpho-
ma A. a NJ college ana graduate
OF tMu -mINnr.lLN nf ArlHumN-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Church Teaches All
Rotary Principles

The principles OF Rotary arc prin-
clples that are taught In the churches
OF today Bcv. l.. s, Barton told the
Rotary club at Hotel Tulsa Wednes-
day noon. II the spirit OF Rotary
were more prevalent throughout the
world. there would be "A better un-
derstanding and less selfishness
among men, he declared. Ralph tai
bot, n. II. Graham, Garry Garribe-
dean, and others spoke briefly on the
recent Rotary district conference at
Eureka Springs. Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Gets Good We'll

Charles West and Tho Henry DrilI-
ing company. both OFT Tulsa were
advised lUto last might that tho'r
tcet well iu f-II-J. tue Ok1mah field.
had topped the sand 40 3.O70 feet
and tho holo was filling up with
crude Thore Is some gas pressure
and II is estimated the well will he
good for 800 barrels when drilled in
I-nmr.InN-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

Kinlcv and Maple streets Novem-
hor 10 ls the date set for its com
plotlou.
william blackburn. pump sta
uou engineer. was hold up al the
foot ~ the stairway TO the * OF u,
han ON Hohaon street last night and
robbed ~ sos i'm cash. The bandits
worc uumaskcd and after the hoi'up
fled through tho alloy 20 the Frisco
yards. Blackburn had been to the
lodge hlll To pay his dues and COM
iug down the mon asked him Tor a
match when hc reached To- his
pocket they produced their CIn With
the command Of hands up'' After
the pair had tlcd. Blackburn went
tu the police station ana notified Of
uHors. who searched the Frisco
yards Cor several hours without
uudiuE tho hNR,kcrs.
Rcv NJ ! Jones. for the pas wear
pastor uf tho NasUrDuo church here,
has resigned hIs past0utc and VIII
move 90 oklahoma Ciy To- enter
T,thnuy college to- complete hts uiu-
I.triiVl course Reverend Jones
osWc here when the Na2nrenc
church was fret orEauited,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
BABY 'RECOVERS' DIAMONDS
Chicago Youth Was Playing With
"Stunc" That lie Couldn't Break.

CHICAGO. Sept. Ga few large
and assorted diamond rings scattered
around the house make excellent
playthings for the baby and tend
to keep him out OF mischief. The
bright glitter OF the stones will
catch babys eye and he would rather
hammer them with his toy engine
than perhaps take a WALTON at dish
or some other valuable article.
Witness the case OF tho 4-ycar-oId
son OF Mrs. Sampel II. Goldsmith,
wife OF an insurance broker. who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
UNITED BRETHREN MEET
900 Members From Oklahoma and
West Arkansas Attend Meet.


Special to Tho world.
SALTWATER Sept. 6.--The
twonty-siXth annual state conference
~ the Church Of the United Breth-
rem in Christ opened here this morn
ing with nearly two hundred dele
gates attending. representing
churches in Oklahoma and western
Arkansas II will continue through
Sunday.
Bishop Cyrus ]. Kephart Of Kan.
sas city, Mo-. IS presiding. Several
national officials Of the church are
scheduled as headlincrs on the pro-
gram
Mayor Chrishozer, Rev. Allen Da-
Wis. Cor the Ministerial alliance, and
President ]. B. Eskridge OF OKLA
homa A. & NJ. college. gave ad-
dresses Of welcome tonight which
were responded TO by DR.. c. r. Hell
sol conference superintendent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Newspaper as Quilt
May Be Fatal for Boy
speclal 70 The world.

Special to The world.
DALLAS, Texas, sept. GA gar
baRe truck ran over A. west, negro
boy, who was asleep in the garbage
incinerator ground with n newspa-
per spread over him 10 keep off flies
and mosquitoes. The truck driver
thought II was iust a newspaper.
West will probably die.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

today recovered missing diamond
rings valued at $500. The young
ster told his mother he had some
funny cl8es which would not break
when he pounded a. He was Gecp-
ing tho "giGss" hidden in tho Cush-
ION OF the porch swing. between
poundinEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
SECOND JUNIOR CHURCH HERE
Boston Avenue Ncthodlsts Sponsor
Separate Meeting for Youths.

Tulsa's second junior church viii
be instituted next Sunday morning
with its membership forthcoming
from the Junior sunday school OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
NeUs of S0puipd
THEFTS
LAID TO 2 BOYS
Big Delegation to Legion
Convention; Pump Man
Is Stuck Up

speclui 10 The World
SAPULlA, Sept G.-.ChJllug Sco-
bic and Garland Check, Sapulua
youths, are said TO 100 tho rulity
parties iu q series OF small thDfts
at various school buildings during
the summer Detective wi
son ~ the police department stated
today that at various times such
small Items as cooking ware from
the domestic science rooms. two
typcWriters. phuuograph records.
books and carpenter tools had been
taken, and much Of It diaposoi OF
at local pawushops Garland check
is under arrest but his apcumpdcc,
who has served several terms lu the
reform school has not yet bccn To-
Gated.
Many delegates from the local
American Legion post will attend
the state convention ON September
Is aud 16 at Bartlosyillc Tho Sa.
pulpa representative plan To- wear
a unique hoOddrgss and present a
program of stunts TINT viii max"
the Snpulpn delegation "a noticeable
one Tho delegates VIII meet
with tho Officers at the chamber OF
commerce rooms sunday morning at
10 o'clock TO complete plans
Manager Sam Harris ~ the South
crn Ice and Utilities company has
announced the installation OF an
iCe-sCoring machine at the plant
here. This machine will be the nee
oud OF It's kind in use I'm the state,
the other being at oklahoma city.
Tho new machine will eliminate all
waste and enable the plant to give
better and more speedy service.
The Savoy OIL company was grant
ed Il building permit here today TO
construct n oue-story warehouse Of
steel and frame Ht the corner of Nc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

The Savoy OIL company was grant
ed Il building permit here today TO
construct oue-stury warehouse Of
steel and frame at tho corner of Me.