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MO CABARET

nos manifestara ell Sr.
.uervo, presidente de la
de Recreo y Adorno del
va han comenza-
Operatives para ell gran
baret que Sc efectuara Il
10 de Octubre.
festival sc llevara a cabo
Ell edificio social. En- la
Tia Sc situaran dos conjun
|icanos, Manuel Sanchez
Francisco"
concha del Patio Jardin
a las orquestas latinas
Sora", con sus cantantes
Josefina Ramil Y Rafael
y LA Tropical, con
Sanchez de Menendez v
Valdes.
Is cOstumbre en- estas flies
|ra mesas reservadas, las
L pueden ir separando.
erminada bora de la no
v~erificara una reception
en- la sala de sesiones.
uaremos dando detalles.
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PARA NUEVA YORK

En- la tarde de aver partieron
para la ciudad de Nueva York,
luego de haber disfrutado de va
rias semanas de descanso en- esta,
los estimados esposos Heriberto y
Laudelina Gonzalez.
Durante su estancia aqui resi-
dieron en- ell hogan de los padres
de Laudelina, en- ell 2814 de la ca
lie %.
AL despedirlos, lie deseamos feli2
viaje.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
MUY MEJORADA

En- dias de la presente semana
fue operada la estimada y simpa-
tica Srta. Gloria Perez.
La operation Sc la practico el
DR.. A. A. Gonzalez.
Nos alegra saber de su mejo-
ria Y rogamos por su pronto y to-
tai establishments.
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lIENTO

|un Undo nino, en- ell sana-
! Centre Asturiano, hijo
sposos Alfonso Y Zoraida
pdera al nombre de Mi
P Suarez y su nino va Sc
an de nuevo en- su hogan,
tan siendo muy visitados.
Ia felicitacion.
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UN o

Asistida por ell DR.. Jose Anto-
Mo Dominguez do a luz Ell pasa-
do martes la Sra. Rosa Castillo,
esposa del amigo Flores Castillo.
La Sra. Castillo Y su nino han
sido trasladados para su hogan,
1856 de Rivera Court.
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MazApanes

Quinientos gramos de azGcar sc
preparan en- almibar de punto de
hebra, sc lie anaden quinientos gra
mos de almendras peladas y moli-
das Y Sc vuelve al fuego, hasta
que sc lie yea ell fondo al cazo. Con
las manos humedas Sc hacen bolt
tas que sc van colocando en- latas
en- Municipalities y Sc aplastan
I'm POGO con un tenedor para seha-
lar los dientes. Sc hornean hasta
que los mazapanss esten doraditos.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
NEGRO BASEBALL PLAYERS
AID INFANTILE PARALYSIS
! FIGHT FUND

New York, NY.-Announcement
was made this week by educational
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
that three baseball clubs of the
Negro National League made a
contribution Of 500 to the found
alton. Funds for this contribu-
ton, by the baseball clubs. were
earmarked for the National Found
alton for Infantile Paralysis, from
Funds raised through a double
header played at the Yankee Sta
dunn, New York City. The teams
We're the Philadelphia Stars, St.
Loufs-Harrisburg Stars. and the
New York Black Yankees.
In its fight against Infantile
Paralysis, the aNtional Foundation
for Infantfle Paralysis. through its
over 5000 chapters, sees that all
possible aid is given to those who
already have been stricken by in
fantile paralysis and TO those
whose names are added to the list
Of victims each year, regardless cf
age, race, creed or color.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

and shoulders above every one on
the field and scored two touch
downs (which brought his total for
the season to 20 got off some beau
tiful punts ran the ends very " I'll
and eevn did some good passing.
My hat is off to Buddy" for ~
ing he is a star even when his
team loses. While in this depart
ment... Hats off"..to Cart.
Earl Banks for playing a mighty
fine game in the line. Saturday,
Banks was a one-man line Also
congratulations to Don Johnson,
Philips battering ram Fullbacx-
teamed with Young, punched many
a hole in the St. George forward
wall. And to all the members Of
the Phillips Public School Champ
team, You played a GOOD game"
We are still with you, Wendell
Phillips. winner or loser -"HaiA
Wendell Phillipsr'-194S Public
School Champions
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
UNITED ARTISTS TO RELEASE
FIVE STELLAR FILMS

up in Mabel's Room" Edward
Smalls first film product on for
United Artists release since his
son of Monte Cristo" in 1910, is
now before the cameras Allan
Dwan is directing the farce-a re-
vival Of the Broadway laugh hit Of
the 2O's-w.th Marjorie Reynolds,
Dennis O'Keefe. Gail Patrick, Mis-
cha Auer, Charlotte Greenwood.
Lee Bowman, Binnie Barnes, and
John Hubbard in important roles.
During his two years of screen
inactivity Small was gathering TO-
gether suitable subjects for the
Cameras. One Of these years Of
searching was spent in New York
His current offering is a strictly
modern version of the farcical sit
uation which hinges on a mono
grammed undergarment. a young
lady who owns it, and a honey
incoming couple. The telltale piece
Of lingerie, has, Of course, been be-
slowed by the new husband upon
the young lady his former sweet
heart.
The screen play was penned Ly
Wilson collision and Otto Hanback,
with an eye to appealing to the
humor tastes of 1943. Gail Patrick
takes the name role, with Martor-
ie Reynolds playing Geraldine on
n site DEM. O'Keafe i'll the c1ui-
edy lead as Gary. O'Keefe. signed
to a long term contract by Small,
will make a minimum of two pic
lures per year for him. Binnie
Barnes. signed for the part Of Al
icia, has just returned to the coast
from New York.
At the camera is Charles Lawton
who recently finished See Hare
Private Hargrove" at MGM. Cos
tunes for the production We're de
signed by Kay Nelson and Joseph
Sternad acts as art director.
Following up in Mabel's Room
Small has five pictures scheduled
for production: valentino" .'Nan-
cy Grey" tentative title, Gag
listro," from the Alexander Dumas
classic, Bella Donna" BY Robc"l
Hichens, and Kate Fem gato" ly
Booth Harrington. United Artists
will release all five.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

ment Of prisoners within the last
80 days. The first case was a ron
viction of a sheriff and his DEBUT
les in Baker County, Georgia.
The maximum penalty for this
crime is one year in the peniten-
tiary and $1,000 for the conviction
under each count.
Investigation BY the Federll
Bureau Of Investigation and pros
ecution were authorized by Assist
ant Attorney General Tom c. CLARK
head Of the Criminal Division Of
the Department Of Justice, and the
prosecution was in the sole charge
of oscar Henry Doyle, United Stat
es Attorney for the Western Dis
trict Of South Carolina and himself
a resident of Anderson, south Car
DINA.
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day.
Mrs. J. c. Donley writes no
living in California for her"
****t
We are very anxious to hear
what Mrs. Adam Lee will say about
the Golden state.
Colored soldiers defeat Franklin,
Indiana L. S. servicemen in a
basketball game "a to % at Great
Lakes, Ill, Sunday Dec. 5th.
~%~~*
Nine army filters five Of whom
were killed crashed when a bomb
er exploded and burned near Eli
version, Pa, Sunday, Dec. 9Th.
%&***
Three small children were killed
by Illuminating gas at Chester, Pa,
Sunday, Dec. 5.
*****
Grant Falon, EIkhorn farmer
fatally shot Sunday morning in
front of the Green Gables Inn az
72nd and Dodge Street.
*#*#*
The CIO has a membership Of
five million.
A NY policeman denounced Ma
yor LaGuardia.
**e*&
a gas truck collided with another
truck at Fl. Meyers Fla, and ex-
ploded, inuring one hundred per
sons,
K~ilpatrick's greater store lion
day. Dec. 9Th.
Firemen in Denver, Colo, raced
TO a hydrant to put out a blazing
caboose that was showed 4 blocks.
*+###
We should all take off our hats
to Roosevelt Post American LIZ
ion as what they have done by
standing together as a unit. The
very beautiful building on Path ann
Parker streets which they have
bought and paid for and oh say
what a lovely place they maintain
for an outing at all times with
courtesy treatment and fine serv-
ice for everyone and their slogan
ever prevails and the common
motto if if we don't please you tell
US and if you are well pleased tell
othersl-Now let's all give them a
very good hand.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
CONVICT SHERIFF OF
BRUTALITY TO PRISONERS

"A Federal Jury convicted W. ].
Erskine, the sheriff Of Andersen
County, South Carolina, for brutal
ity to his prisoners.
The sheriff was convicted On one
count under Section So, Title IS.
U. S. Code, for assaulting, strik-
ing and cruelty beating a prisoner
with a leather strap in order ID ext
tort a confession.
The victim is Pvt. Lucis Cowan,
Negro now stationed at TT. Bragg.
Cowan was in Jail for allegedly
stealing a watch.
This is the second conviction Of
Southern sheriffs for the mistreJt-
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
SHALL WE SUPPORT
TAX DODGING?

dollars in revenue bonds be issued
to accomplished the acquisition Of
the Nebraska Power Company, not
only would the federal government
lose all the taxes that the Company
Q pays, but in addition, because
these revenue bonds are federal
tax exempt, would lose the taxes
now paid by the security owners
of the Company.
The average citizen is happy to
pay his share Of these federal tax
es and to buy war bonds on which
he also pays a tax. The out-of-
town promoters who are waiting
behind the scenes for Omaha's
electric system to become political
ly owned. however, seek an escape
from taxes. They are waiting i'm
patiently for the people of Omaha
to provide them with a means for
the escape of these taxes
The citizen of Omaha, as he pom
ders this controversy, will prefer
to keep Nebraska Power Company
as it is with its low rates, reliable
service, and its high tax payments.
rather than to submit to the World
Herald's program of socialized con
troll and its resultant escape from
taxes.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
OHIO A ON ALI :
CONFERENCE TEAMS

Chicago, Dec. 9 ANPABin VII
lis, regular tackle On the Ghio
State football team, was named to
the All Conference team selected
by coaches in the Big 10 for the
Associated Press. "A junior stud
ent and classified AZ in the lraft,
Willis, whose home is Columbus. o.
stands six feet one inch and weighs
200 pounds.
Named on the All Confera ice
second team at right halfback I az
the second Negro star of the Ohio
State squad, Ernie Parks, a Fresh
man. Parks, state spring champ
ion. shared the halfback honor
berths with EIroy Hirsch, Mich
gan sensation.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

ing out an intricate combination Of
tap dancing and ballet with Il new
twist.
In a practice oom set aside for
them on the general service lot.
the two are putting in six hours of
practice daily. In the film. Mis-
Powell will tap out such move.
ments as Arabesques and Coup de
Pied along with low-down resound-
ing hot ticks
In addition to Mss Powell. s51rc
has lined up for his musical comedy
W. c. Fields, Sophie Tucker. IA
Pallenberg Bears, Mimi Forsaythe
and Cab Galloway and Woody Her
man and their ~orchestras.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
0THELLO EXHIBITION AT
HARLEM r.

New York, Dec. 6 amp ''Othel-
lo"-from Aldridge to Robson" is
the title Of the new exhibition at
the Schomburg collection of Negro
Literature of the New York Pub
lie Library. Large display cases
show books, photography, play
bills, prints .photostats and photo
graphs Of the two famous Negroes
who have taken the leading role
in Shakespeare's immortal drama
There is no material on Hurl
Bavado another Negro actor who
is supposed to have played the part
with a not-so-well-known English
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

company.
In the Othello exhibition at the
library may be- seen the illustrated
edition Of the play by Ludovie
Marchetti, advertisements Of Ira
Aldridge's appearance in the lead
ing theatres of teh British Isles
and photographs of Robson as he
looked in the 1880 London present
alton as well as in the current pro
duction.
The SchOmburg collection is the
permanent home of the bust of la
Aldridge done by Pietto Calvi, the
celebrated Italian sculptor.
The exhibition will be open to
the public throughout the month
of December.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
BY III. w. Smith
WE 6458


The waitera at the Hill hotel are
on the front line end Of good serv.
ice.
The Blackstone walters are up to
the minute on fine service.
%@@%#
The F%ontenelie walters are on
the up and go at all times with a
smile.
The Paxton hotel walters are tops
OF fine service at all times.
The RR boys are doing a very
fine job serving on wheels.
All walters should do their Xmas.
shopping early and take time out
to be on the job during the holidays
**@*&
Boys be on the lookout for the
Christmas Editions of the Omaha
Guide.
%=%*#
We often wonder if some our our
fellow workers ever stop and look
around at themselves? Or in 4
small way Of writing give themsel-
yes the once over and think ser
iously of how nicely it would be TO
give our superior officers our very
best support and undivided atten-
ton and show them it is our sole
aim to first treat Ourselves right.
and always be alert to protect the
service and please the guest and
their friends and by SO doing often
build a very solid foundation. And
use every effort in a business way
as the managers have a very keen
Gen. Repairing Motor Tune-u0
HENDERSON CASINO GARAGE
Body and Fender Work
Battery, Etc.
RES. PHONE HA, 1926
n. e. Corner cath & Grant 81.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

New York City-..For Press
Photo S%ervice). at teh COLL n
Gate Ballroom under the auspices
Of the Peoples Committee. Benny
Goodman reputed King Of SWING
and Count Basic who is currently
swingin agt Lincoln Hotel here
vas among the many outstanding
stars who appeared on the pro-
gram. The affair was personally
headed by former Alderman Adam
Clayton Powell who is alleged to be
Congress bound from the Harlem
district. Among other luminaries
on the bill were Lionel Hampton.
Gene Krupa, Teddy Wilson and
Paul Robson.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

Shall we support tax lodging?
That's one Of the many issues
which the proponents Of political
ownership Of the Nebraska Power
Company do not choose" to dis
cuss.
Our federal government benefits
in several ways from the present
private ownership of Omaha's cleo
trio system. By the same token,
the government stands to lose in
several ways, should Omaha's cleo
trio system become politically own
ed and operated. These are I'm
pleasant truths that Nebraska
Powers foes would rather not talk
about.
At present the government re
ceives taxes from the Nebraska
Power Company, amounting an
nually to better than $1,000, 900.
And in addition, it also receives
taxes on the interest and dividends
paid by the Nebraska Power Com
pany to the wne of its bonds and
stoks. This tax, under present con
ditions, might amount to almost
another million dollars. These
taxes are paid as a matter Of
ourse-something that the persons
involved, as good citizens, would
not avoid if they could.
Should some As to so million
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
! COLORED MUSICAL ARRANGER
GETS MGM STUDIO CONTRACT

Hollywood, Dec. s LANPD Mark
ing another step for Negroes in
motion pictures, Calvin Jackson, "a
year old pianist and musical ar
ranger, was signed up last week 10
serve as assistant to George Stoll,
musical director, at MGM studio.
The young arranger Is a grad
uate Of the Julliard Graduate
school Of Music, New YORK. He
also studied philosophy and his
tory of education at New York uni
versity.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
CAB GALLOWAY IN UNITED
ARTISTS MUSICAL
SENSATIONS OF 1914"

A new tap ballet is being Great
ed for Eleanor Powell. dancing
star of Andrew Stones forthcor-
ing United Artists musical Sen
sations Of 1914" With David
Lichine famed dancer and chore-
grapher Of the Monte Carlo Ballet
Russo, who is serving as Stones
dance director, Miss Powell is work
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

Fort Huachuca's (SCU 1929 foot
ball team, which defeated the
Champions of the league in Post
Season game on Thanksgiving Day,
has a powerful fullback in $50
pound Sgt. John c. Watson, whose
line charges add to the thrills and
spills of opposing elevens. When
Watson, who answers to sundrv
nicknames, including big Truck
and "Railhead", drags five men a
cross the field, it's time for the
football fans to stand up and cheer.
Watson, who is in the 335th Hos
pital. comes from Pine Bluff, Ark.
photo by Cpl. Earl Morse).
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

lucky you'll For this is the picture that
broke the laugh meter when preview
audiences howled so hilariously that the
laugh machine passed out with soyl
y y x "
"Whistling in Brooklyn" stars Red
Shelton with Ann Rutherford, Jean
Rogers, Rags" Ragland, Ray Collins,
Henry O'Neill, William Frawley and
Sam Levene to boot And for good
measure-The Brooklyn Dodgers.
4 \ 4
Red and his cohorts are dizzy, daunt-
less, dashing and even a little delirious.
y y y "
There's enough batty buffoonery to
keep you laughing for a long timel
r r \
Red gets his inning but not before a
whole lot of other people score heavily
On NM \ 4 y "
And there's not a dull moment IN this
series of amazing adventures and mis-
adventures
y \ Il n
AS a blues-chaser, a fun-maker, it'll
M-G-M's "Whistling In Brooklyn.
y r r
Leo says he almost died laughing.
\ = y n
It will get" you, too! So
leo p
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eye to all our actionsl
F##&]
THE WEEK.

ET
THE WEEK
Omaha to have a new hospital
with q SO bed unit for children.
%#a%r
NY. public schools had a walk
out Of clstodians and an adjustment
was reached Wednesday Dec. !.
and the schools were opened.
~%*%z
The town Of Silver City, Idaho
has only n citizen.
%#%%%
q. S. Senate voted to extend the
right to vote to soldiers under the
soldiers election bill.
**~%s
secy Of the Army Stimosn IL
criticized by the war department.
For opposing legislation author
ing promotion in rank for Amer
lean prisoners Of war.
++**+
Dorothy Leavitt former screen
actor and model won a divorce
from Samuel Leavitt in Hollywood.
*e%#*
Read the Omaha Guide for all
the newsl
Nat Friedman, Houston, Texas
attorney and stalwart Republican,
after a three days swing around
with Winkie declared Willkie has
won Texas vote in the Convention.
The soldier Bill was adopted by
the L. S. Senate and U. S. Senator
Barley Of KY, has condemned if
as a pious ladies aid society rcso-
luton.
Paul Robson asked that Negroes
be used in baseball and Judge K.
M. Lands ruled that any big loop
club is tree to employ Negroes to
any and all extents it requires.
**~*w
American prisoners in Italy make
baseballs out of sweaters.
Louie Jordan and his orchestra
in Omaha next Monday.
%~~~z
Finley Wilson Grand Exalted
Ruler of the Elks looks in on On
aha.
Dale Crainer found guilty of LIST
degree murder by an Orleans, Neb.
ury and sentenced to life imrpison-
ment by Judge Munday.
@*~*#
Ten southern RI pact condemn
ed and advised that their operat-
ing contract unfairly discriminate
against Negroes and must be a
voided.
Rudolph Livinson Baldwin head
Of a car thief gang which operated
from coast to coast surrenders t
the FBI at Raleigh, NC.
****#
Race feeling in America is &
threatening volcano DR.. Noble Y
Beal told the Baptist Home Mis-
sionary board referring to discrim-
ination against Negroes
***&a
] Roger Touhy, VIM. Stewart and
Matthew Nelson three gangsters
were sentenced to 1919 years in
prison at Joliet, Ill, by Judge Ros-
zoe E. South.
Exalted Ruler Of the Omaha
EIks and his fellow brother James
Richardson on gath and Lake st.
Sunday evening.
#%%%+
NAACP had a very fine mass
meeting at Hillside Presbyterian
Church on Sunday afternoon Dec.
5. They held election Of officers.
&&*%%
Musician head waiter, Matridee
Ed Lee of the Omaha Athletic club
and H. w. Smith had a short visit
in a northside business house.
Ned Moore in Omaha over sun
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
GIBSON SPORTINGLY
lBY JACK GIBSON

Chicago For
Press Photo Ser
vicel Before 100
900 screaming
fans at Soldiers
Field, Phillips HI
went down to de-
teat for the first
time this season.
Even in iefea+,
Claude Buddy
Young stood head
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11
picks LENA PTN-UPPER
OF YEAR"

Fort Huachuca, For Press Photo
Service6Curvacious Lena Horne
arrived here from New York City
last week hoping and praying tina.
her recent throat operation would
permit her to start a Is week en-
gagement on December IL with
Charlie Mccarthy and his radio
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

A newcomer to the happy HUI
achuca family of Special Service
talent. Pvt. Emmett Babe" Wal
lace has been emceeing the Spec
ial Service shows that have been
taking the West coast by storm
from Camp Lockett to Hollywood.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

P.S. Keep UP the good work on the
acme front. Buy. Buy, Buy Bondsi II
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

The waiterE at the Hill hotel are
on the front line end OF good serv.
ice
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-11

%NC@N@@R@Ci &
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Should some As to so million
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
PeacetimeS Stocks
Lifted Fractions
To 81 or More
Many at New Highs
As Good War Reports
Spur Buying
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Write

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Further
good war news brought buyers back
to the stock market today and Sc
lected peace-rated industrials were
lifted fractions to point or more
many to new highs for a year or
longer.
japanese evacuation of Guadal-
canal Island, in addition to contin-
ued Russian successes. acted as a
spur to stocks of companies that
stand to benefit most when the
world conflict is concluded. The
evident reluctance of the list to
negotiate the long expected tech
nical correction of the big recovery
from last April also revived invest
ment demand.
The direction was moderately up
ward at the start. Prices, best
around midday. were trimmed in a
number Of cases near the close by
profit cashing, but offerings, gen.
orally, were absorbed without much
difficulty. Rails, aircrafts and util-
tiles did little. Large blocks of low
quoted issues bolstered volume
which Appropriated 900, 1000 shares.
Stocks at top marks for 1912 43
included General Motors, Yellow
Truck, WHY'S Overland, Deere.
Johns Manville, Market Street
Railway prior preferred. Standard
Oil IN. j., Texas Co.. R-K-O,
Radio Corp and Robert Gair. The
last two were among the fastest
sprinters.
Secondary carrier bonds improved
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ed In full. In Bankruptcy or receivers ship
or being reorsanlzed under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed BY such COM
table. are annual disbursement BASED on
the last quarterly or semi-annual dccla-
extra DIVIDENDS are not included' xd *
dividend. xr Ex rights. a Exclusive Of ex-
ira or extras. Cash or stock epaid
clared or paid so far this year. Payable
In Canadian funds. Accumulated divi-
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Adolf. Benito and Hirohito-the
three blind mice. Make them run
with War bonds.
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Two New Industries,
Added at Baltimore
SPECIAL pisp.tch to n. Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Feb 9.-Two new
industries were acquired for Balti-
more during January and the ex-
pansion Of Is existing establish
ments was announced, according to
the Industrial Bureau Of the Bal
timore Association Of Commerce.
The new projects and expansions
represent plant investment Of $845.-
600 and they will require 1868 ad-
ditional EMPLOYEES.
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Freight Loodinqs

NEW YORK, Feb LP,-Revenue
freight cars handled by railroads reporting
today. for the week ended February & in
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Baltimore Building
Far Above Year AGO
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpStlhA bispAtCn TO AHe StNr.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9.-Building
permits issued in Baltimore during
January authorized construction
work to cost s2,262,255. This was an
increase Of more than $50 per cent
in the cost of work authorized over
January of last year. when the to-
tai was only S893,730
Work for which permits were is
sued this January included 10 res
licences OF various types to cost
$2,l00,750. Other grants included
l commercial building to cost SO. TOO
8 storage buildings to cost $33, 400, 43
miscellaneous buildings to cost
s28,075, 9 additions to cost sl7.765
and 544 alterations to cost 1855. -