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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
Pettyi surkeasti
&iri. Ser

i"Qtolt uphit buItiit uhittbt-
tenla &aritian acknowledgements.
SGstG ibmeelliiestd ~oiiasta be alitui
ieen lpubeIimat ia laiilelimat.
81 militia iaa ponraubua, Ell
pGiminIepoa, tiiiimitpat p%mp1risto-
lGiiet. SIipa pari perbettd iiirtpnpt
beiodn tafiaon aiipan t%oiielle paiffa
fitnnallefin; be eipGt muta jafia-
meet futnnella moista "nl~itulibesto
boilaomista".
Nltppifen &niian tGn1G iimaIi-
ira,s ei ient66n fopin iapettdniit,
tnpiffa liifaa ie Enenfin mieles-
tdGn oil. 2aiian mieIest1 tiiIa al.
nafin niorten nnuttia elamdstd:
10. maoIaaIa sitfeGdn, osteIln Yuuo
offaita plrfuia ia fdpoG tamsigisia:
el6misidfppisia ia Jos misSafin.
ISilti fopi bGnen mieIestGGn ola
ilipnalinenfin = fobtuu6en mitfaan.
Gdppiirin tpt0t fplId ianoipqt, et-
I'd t,toIIainen "fobtuiis" on perfe.
leesti eifG iitG tiebG MILLION SSiimta
Ia ft,tiu1i pois tdsta mauilmasta;
be iris feboittiipat @aiiaafin tefe-
mGGn ratfaiiewen %p6Gtofien ioto
puoleen tai t%oiieen. Wlitta &aiia
MOAN tilumi: - Sb, fpllG iita Die
Id aifoa on.
Sattimolto firioitti muilan efport
feliiiminiulistaia t~iiletpania pitd'
mGGn iei,rat naapuritaloon, olles.
iaan mattalla len foittta. Naapurit
leipittipGt irutiSta iuurelIo fiireella.
SIoilla firiaimiua Re ilmoifpfiia
painottimat ia tonioa foolle feboit.
tipat.
"Sorstai.iI tata iaarnatoan fpa.
poata arnlod faifiIlel Spntiiet, til
faa fuulemlaan raltbonefuonfelir-
TGllailia laliieito be Iii1iimdt il.
moit1rfliin. @oneen tGnid tefi tpms
mitta iamalIa fiiboitta-
man maif lttlfien. = Werfillista op
pio ie on noioen oppi, pirbeliWot
tpomiebet toiiiIleen p~alatesiaan tots
ia ~Iiifiesiaan ilmoitifiid. Gen
fiitenfin oil ie, eta iind Ito
no oil foiilubuonetGpnnG ipnfed.
@iti iinne tr,rban tafia t~iltirfaan.
Selm1sti ia iImon ebtoja iielld To-
ipinnonioorna faifti. Soillefin fir
fastai armofin. Minabnn i1det efpnn
feIiumi fetee tebtGmdnid Inn Tito
ipoin oifeen iaIistetndn.
2aiIoa eli ~fuitenfann iin1 iltona
iieIld rifpnpt. Som oil Tina pdIipo'
nj taisteIIiit iuurimman taisteliinla
fuin tGb6n asti. Gina iltono oil
ndet p~erfeIefin bommaniit = tie-
tpsti palpeIiioinia mdlitpf1elld =
"fuutomotnnsiit" oiastolle.
Npt oil aoiian ratfaistotpa fum-
poan BON menee. 1oopurin tptot fe
boittapat Iiiiosti tiilemaan ieuroi-
bin, miitta aoiio Ell antonut mar.
moo pastousto. tSan diff ebfd 10
pultofin tiIIiit ieiiroibin, miitto fun
Iottiii ioomoon ioltofin poiolto Il
maicn tifetin tonsieibin, min lopiil
fe oiost, woitti. 8oiio fpllo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

&ln npfpaitana tabootaar
ndpttGd usfonnolIifuutta iutpaitIe.
apaifliloen mio0oSia, min pleeniG
ferSfitaan iiIId "ettG iutpoitaan eri
iirintia". &ieltdmaton ~toiiaiia tie
tpsti on ettd fiiltntin on oIemasio ia
jobtlrl lie fifth ettG &anmatin oppi Ell
iaa iota ftbteesia oIla ibmisten iaf
fdin tpnttiIGnG. Miltta arfpelutta-
tpaa ioteltta oioittoa ie, ettd iofii
rpbmafiinta aiettiiu oifeen emafana
no ilioielemaan iuuntofristitpit1. 81
to pdinpnstoin diff pprittatp6 fiji.
ben, etta meilIG oIiii main pffi
iuinto, Rristus? @inafin BaamoIi
ottaa tamGn faitnan ruosfiesiaan
fitinrtia alfuieurafunnisia. Omoban
rpt eboitttp pitemm6IIe fristiIIiipp.
oesia Il &or. 3 Iufii).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25
MOITUSHINNAT:

Kuolonilmoitukset ristin, raamin i
yhdeD varsyn kanssa SIPS, kahden
vSrsyn kanssa $1.50. Jos useampia
varsyja, halutaan, on 25c lisxttxvx
kultakin vSrsylta. Kiitoslauseista on
lisxttava &c jokaiselta sanalta, jotka
halutaan julkaistavaksi kuolonilmoi-
tuksen yhteydessa. = Syntyma-, kin
laus- ia Observation-Disclosures
maksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
julkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures 1c
Q alta kerralta ia &c kolme kertaa
julkaistuna. Satunnaisilta ilmoituk-
ailta 50c palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
sia ilmoituksia tulee rahan seuyata
mukana. Seisovat ilmoituAset sopi-
muksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

Kun ~telefooni ilmoitetaan olevan toi-VA
MESA Sc tarkoittaa, eta joku 10 kayttaa VIZ
haluttuanne yhdistysta. ~
Toimessa oleva telefoonilinja on yksi 7
"elaman pikku vastuksista." Kuinka kohtuulli-
STA olemmekaan, .olemme taipuvaisia ~paheksu-
maan tarpeellisuutta odottaa kunnes joku tot
men on lopettanut joutoaikaisen keskustelun.
Ell harvoin kun ~telefooni on toimessa linja
on kotona olevan lapsen kaytettavana tai jon
kun alaibaisen ~tyolaisen Josiah konttorissa, 10
ka kayttaa tilaisuutta vanhemman tai ty0nan-
tajan poissa .ollessa, "vieraillakseen" langan vii.
Kayttajat voivat auttaa oman ia toisten palve-
luksen korjaantumista asettamalla kohtuullisia
saant0ja palveluksen kayt5n hallitsemiseen nah
den konttoreissa ia kodissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

THE AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
ID: To help preserw he ideals and
sacred traditions of ! lis. our adopt.
ed country, the UnkAd States Of
America: To reveie its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly 70
quicken the public's sense Of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
We found Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

- Bast. 90. 81. Besterbacf on
ioanut malmiifii onpiien luonnof-
fen, ionta tpon firfollisiobtofamta
idtti bdnelle ia jonfa ban 5ptpdn.
tnbtoiiesh Off rpaStaan. Biittaom.
me b1nen firioitiifieenfa toiiesfu
paifasia lebte6mnte.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

laulrfirian" on Spnoooi nGinG Poi
nina p~G1stdnpt iulfiiuuteen. MeiI-
lie etpanfeeliiille firian ilmestpmi-
men tooentaa ieuraaipon leifan: &c
eipanfeliumi, ioto ME iulistamme
pitbein, firioitufitn ia lauluin, on
iellaista, iota faiffialla faiwataan.
Mainittrnin lariliifirioan on r1et o.
tettii folmatta iataa Sionin &ante-
leen laliluatin. Meio6n rafas fan.
teleemme on frs ebtpmGton lGboe,
iosta riittda naapureillefin. Wieles
tGmme diff fuitenfin ollitt Suma.
Ian aiialle eoufii, ett1 Sionin &an
mel oliii painett1 Spnoooisia fel-
laiienaan; tGlloin diff fanteleen ip
m1iiiGltoiiet, pleistd @olgatan ar.
moo firfnstnapat loulut pGGsleet
iillGfin tabolla tefenE1Gn ialaista,
mattta warrtaa tpot1Gn. gtpt ndfpp
malinnaSia 9uoleHiiesti fartetrn
niitd lot,lnia, ioisia oifeen ielmasti
pleinen a1itllts ilmaistaan. Mtutta
t1Iloiienafin firi1n ilmestpminen
on mariin lola merfittGpG 'tapuus,
alusia mainitiemnstamme ippstd. sc
main tuntrill lapielliielta, etta u.
merriam Suometar erdasia toimi-
tl,spalosiaan iuoiitteli iitG "faifil-
le luteerilaiiille iopipafii" laulufir
iatii. S1bGn taboomme firffofun-
famine puolelta pastata, eta pa-
rernpi fai meioGn on pitdG Iaull1-
firianamme lite lGboefiriad fuin
iiita muowailtia jGljennosta. SEQ
fonaisto Sionin &annelta iaa Slut
taian fonttoorista.
-
= SOTO olet tiIqnnllt tai ostanlt
.gs.....
aiiamiebiltGmme t1inGrt puotiien
pGG~ii1isIebben, TGGiiGisilon2 Silaa
fe iban otis, iillG mitGpG Diff paa.
iiGinen ilman iltblaiulfaiila, iosia
on aripofasta lltfemista. 2eboen
binta on main 15c. Tilataan oiot-
teelIa @1ittoio, Sronmooo, Micb. tai
mppdpGt iitd aiiumiebemme. = Gas
III pbtepoesiG pppoGmme bnomant-
taa artpoiiia aiiamiebiImme labet'
tGmG6n tilitpfienid aioisla fonttoo
riimme; iilIG ndinbdn liife-eldmGm-
1ne maatii.
~ ON m on aIT -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

sos Serran 2ristrhfen peri
Ell oliii mailman ia SirmaIon mo-.
lind, ei moaiIma motif pobuntenia
tofia feista. SitmaIn OF, fiiliittaipo
tiiIi ipntiin ndboen Imam aarition
iperta. Mittto moiffa n1in onfin a.
fla ia naiffa fristifunnosia fe tie.
betddn, Min iiIti itiefobtoinen noe.
rem tiripiin pofeneminen Ipf6tGSn
oino main tionnemmafii ia tiion.
remmoffi; moneIto ie id0 fofonoan,
ia main poipiftoan iperen toIIaaii.
no ii1iieen foootiffeen. ON faubeo.
ia oIIo iidiippoesfd fen iperen fol-
Iooiono, ioIId on ferto ~Iunastettil
@olgotdlIn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-25

gffi perfeIeen f~ataIimmisto
ipditteiSta on fe, ett6 ie on pannut
nimifristittpien iipbu1in ~tGmGmtapoi
len Iauieen: "@panfeeIinus on
irurntofristiIIiippttG". GGIIi ielfa.
noialla fe farfoittaa mronen totiiut-
to etfitpdn ibmifen ipieromaan e.
tpanfeelifia Iebtid, etpanfeIiumin.
iaarnadiia ia pIeeniG efpanfeIinmio.
Uflitta fita enemmdn meta binloe.
toon fuiintofristitpifii iitG moimaf
fnommin aanofaontme BoapaIim
bonsfa: "airottii oIfoor ie, iofa NJ
listaa toifin eauonfeIiumio fuim me
olenrn1e iiiIistoneet~.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
ENLISTMENT REQUIREMENTS

The Navy Department has announe- ed an important modification to the existing requirements for first enlist ment in the Navy. Hereafter any young man between the ages of IT and Is. applying for enlistment, will be accepted by the recruiting officer pro vided he has his parents consent.
 Physical requirements include Il minimum weight of l2o pounds. and a minimum height of 62 inches,
 The boy enlisting will be given the option of three year enlistment or enlistment for period of minority.
 This will affect q great many young fellows who have applied in the past and could not be accepted on account of their age. Additional information can be obtained by applying to the U. S Navy Recruiting Station. New Lon don, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
EAST PUTNAM

Mr. Peterson and family have moved to Port Chester, N. Y.
 Mrs. Amos Jonner was the guest of Mrs Arthur Shippee Tuesday
 The Sunday School will give Chil- dren's Day concert next Sunday at , o'clcek.
 Miss Evelyn Cutler, who has been spending week in Worcester, return el hcme Monday.
 Ar. and Mrs A thur Shippeo and Mrs. Shippee's grandmother catled on A E. Chapman and wife Sunday
 The Church Aid met with Mrs. Heekroth last Wednesday, where they spent q very enjoyable afternoon, The July meeting will be with the Misses Reynolds.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
WEATHER MANLANDSI
 K. 0. ON BASEBALL
K. of C. Team of Dorchester Will Try It Again, Sunday
 the goth
Strong Club From Leominster Booked
 For Next Sunday

The weather man, so unpopular in baseball circles last season, is going
 trong again. and landed the K. o. punch last Sunday. so that the fans did not have chance to see that strong K. of (. team of Dorchester. Manager McDermott announces that he has booked the Knights for Sunday, the 20th, and hopes to pull off the game as the team is real one and will make good game sure.
 Next Sunday the Leominster team makes it's first appearance Tn this sec tion and comes from season of sev- en straight victories so far. The bell will ring on the North Grosvenordale diamond at 3.30, daylight saving time. or 2.30 by Putnam watches.
 The visitors are playing Paquette, formerly with the Graton-knight team of Worcester; Picford 3b, and Prince If, formerly with the Boston City league; Lauff, 2b, recently with the Tiger Athletic Association; Allen or Freeman. catchers; Beauregard, all round star, at lb; Tourngny. crack er-jaek short stop; Bergeron, for merly with Barre, If; and Laplante or James will pitch.
 GrosvenordaIe's lineup will include Tuny and Phillips, as a battery; Ed die Porter. now the property of the Boston Americans; Tony Phillips in left garden. and a number of other high priced performers
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
WEST GLOUCESTER

Mrs. Annie Warner entertained callers Sunday.
 Mrs. C. W Place called on Mrs Adin Sherman of Foster recently
 Mrs. Cyrus Place was the guest of Mrs Sweet in Chepachet the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs Clarence Heath or Putnam and son were the guests of Mrs. Hannah Smith recently.
 Misses May and Marion Flint of Providence spent Sunday at their grandmother's, Mrs, H. E. Smith.
 Mrs. H. E. Smith attended the fu- neral of her cousin. Mrs Emily Ca pron. who died in Chepaehet' K. l. the past week.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
RESIGNS AS SUB MASTER

Eugene W. Ellis. for the past two years sub master at the Putnam High school, has rendered his resignation, Mir. Ellis has accepted position at Friend school. Wilmington, Delaware. with five hundred dollar increase in salary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
GHOST IN THE WELL
Miners Working Underground Sud-
denly Tapped Farmers Water
supply.

PETERSBURG, Ind. Jan. 3.--The
deep tones of a masculine voice from
the bottom of a we'll on the property
Of Dode Smith living JUS eas OF
Petersburg. recently startled the
whole neighborhood for a few min
utes.
Smiths deep drilled water we'll
had suddenly gone dry and he had
sent for assistance from the local
water company. AS the men were
beginning work. voice suddenly
was carried up the well.
What the blankety- blank are you
doing up there?" said the voice.
After regaining their composure.
the men called down that they were
trying to get water. There's plenty
OF 1t down here" declared the voice.
An investigation disclosed that
miners were working under the well.
In making n room" they had un-
der-mined Smiths property and all
the water had run into the mine
The coal company has decided to
drive big wooden plug into the
bottom of Smiths well so that 1t will
run again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
Light Weight Car Is Machine
of Future, Dealer Declares

At the last meeting OF the Society
OF Automotive Engineers it was
prophesled that the automobile of
the future would be the light weight
car.
ut will not depend upon bulk for
It's durability, nor upon weight for
its riding ease, but upon advanced
structural design and new materials,
upon balance, proportion and spring
suspension"
IAN excess weight will be left In
the foundry to be used for flat irons
or for other products in which
weight viii not tax upkeep. rctard
performance or shorten the life Of
the car"
"Thc cars OF the country now are
hauling at least 100000 tons OF
weight more than will be hauled 10y
the same number Of cars when tho
light weight car comes into It's own"
Excess weight Is helping 20 Keep
the number Of cars scrapped each
year above the million mark. Ex-
ccss weight liz responsible for the fac,
that tires are pounding out quickly
instead OF wearing out slowly. Ifx
cess weight Is causing enormous and
unnecessary drains on power energy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

Sirius was discovered To have n fixed
motion with respect to the other So
called fixed stars by the Astronomer
Happy, In l71S, la 1920, Bossel dis
covered the companion star and this
observation was verified in 1869 by
means OF a very large telescope.
Tho earth will be at pcrihelion in
January In. it will pass
through that point In It's orbit that
Is nearest To- the sun. Tho exact
time will be January J, At o'clock
eastern time.
ItclatlVlty Theory Upheld.
Tho year 1919 was not spectacular
for the astronomer. There was "A
total eclipse OF the sun, bat it was
Invisible from this country Some
interesting data was published by
II. shaplcy Of Mt wilson.
Tho eclipse Of MAY 2S-29 appnr-
entity proved "a VCrlficHtlon or the
Einstcin relltyity theory which
held that light In passing through
the suns Cravit1tional field would
bo displaced by an angle twice that
which the Ncwtoniau system ot
physics would allow. IL this theory
is finally accepted. tho science OF
theoretical mechanics will have to
be reformed GrnWtatiou will stii
hold sway, but tho Einstoin theory
would modify our accepted notions
OF tf8 workings Us it would also aC.
count Tor certain movement Of the
planet Mercury which has baffled
MA 'hpmaticlluH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
JUPITER RULES
, JANUARY SKIES
Heavens Have a Very
Unusual Interest
This Month.

what the heavens offer In tho way
OF planetary wonders Is always in
toresting to star gnHcrs. but the nd-
vent OF Jupiter and the appearance
of an unusual number of first mag
nitudc stars will make the January
heavens more wonderful than usual
The January sky map, tracing the
consultations from . o'clock Jan.
uary to \ O'Clock. January 20.
shows the richcat st0r field m the
sky, that including orion. Sirius and
thSr neighbors, located In the south.
eastern quadrant, from zenith to
horizon,
Capclla Near Zcuith.
Very close to the zenith Ia ca
pclla, whose light is pure white re.
scmhiug closely that of the sun.
orion. the hunter. is below and
southwcst Of Cupclli. with his
sword belt lying parallel To the
horizon Extended to tho west. the
line ot the equally spaced belt stars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
ARMY IS BEING
BUILT UP FAST
More than 10000 Have
Been Recruited in
Last 10 Months.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-More
than 10000 men have been re-
cruited for the military service since
February 2S last. when the army
resumed voluntary enlistments. II
was learned officially today.
Recruiting authorities point with
pride TO the fact that this IS more
than ever before obtained for the
regular army in a similar period. OK
Cept during tho war or when war
was imminent. There has been "A
gradual increase In the number OF
enlistments during the last few
weeks. and recruiting officers are
confident that this will continue.
May Hit 100000 Mark.
Although the regular army still is
far below Us authorized enlisted
strength, owing 10 the great numbers
of Duration -Of-the- ana olhcr
short term men who have been dis
charged II the recruiting service sue
ceeds in maintaining the record 1t
has made during the last few mon ms
| the filling Of the enlisted quota VIII
not be unduly delayed, aud 1t may
even be possible within n reasonable
time to bring the army up TO 3OO,-
| 600 men, IL that strength Is estab-
| lished, as proposed in the house
military committee.
More than one-half OF the recruits
are enllsling for one year and the
| remainder for the usual period of
| three years.
The motor transport corps Is the
| first branch OF the army to recruit to
! fun strength. From the beginning Of
It's intensive recruiting campaign In
| March. the total cnlistments In the
corps have been nearly 10000.
Also Dispense Information.
The recruiting stations, besides be-
| ing concerned directly in obtaining
men for the army, also are functioo-
| ing as military information bureaus
| for their respective localities, and
this is an indirect aid In the recruit
| ing campaign.
Former service men can go to re-
| cruiting offices and get Information
regarding back pay, war risk insur-
| ance, Victory buttons and other mat
ters in which they are interested.
1t Is intended to develop and bring
10 an efficient basis this phase OF the
work OF the recruiting offices, war
| department officials say.
! Would Improve Recruit Dcpots.
! For some unknown reason there
has been a prejudice in certain To-
calities against recruit depots to
| which applicants are sent for eXami-
/ nation and enlistment, officials say.
As soon as this became known n
! careful inspection was made of all
such depots with the result that no
reason could be found why prospec-
| tive recruits should be reluctant to
apply for enlistment because OF fear
OF being sent TO n certain depot.
Nevertheless efforts are being put
forth TO make all recruit depots at
tractive for recruits. for IL is real
| lied that a most important factor is
the treatment accorded the men after
enlistment and the opportunities af-
forded them along educational, yo-
cational and rccreational lines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

whether gasoline. electricity or
steam"
The tide Of development In mo-
tor transportation flows irresistihly
in the direction OF the car OF grcat-
er economy OF operation. greater ease
OF handling. better riding qualities .-
the car that will impose "A smaller
tax on its owner aud upon the COM
munities whose roads 1t travels
'In quoting the above extracts
from the :, a. T., convention" said
" VI Hotton OF the Bottom Rros.
Motor COMPANY OF Tulsa. II am do.
Ing 80 because they not only express
the opinions of the highest auth-i-
ties I'm automobile engineering but
forcibly substanJiate the policies of
the Milhurn Wagon company. mann
tacturers OF the Milburn Electric.
who have tcnacious'y fostcrca the
theory that science has taken the
place OF bulk, a conviction which ~
being daily proven by tho unquali-
fled success ana steadily increasing
demand which the Milburn Light
Electric Is enjoying
1t took 10 men nine years to make
n mosaic picture In ST. Peters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04

points toward the constellation Of
Taurua, the Bull, with the FIRST mag
uitude star Aldehar0u and the Ga
nous little cluster OF the lcladcs.
Extended to tho east 10 points al
most exactly toward sirius, the great
dog star. which rs now we'll above
tho horizon. Northeast Of Sirius IS
the lessor dog star. procyon, and
further north ana higher above tho
horizon are tl' heavenly twins,
Castor and PolluN.
Rcgulus. the royal star, ot the
group ~ Leo. the Lion, is northeast.
lust above the horizon. Jupiter Is
above RcEulus and much brighter,
though he twinkles noticcdbly less
than RcEulus
sirius the brlghics, of all tho
fixed stars, is exceeded In brilliancy
only by The sun, moon and three 0f
the planets I'm actual Hight
emitting power II w equal to lS of
our suns and its distance is eight
ana one hair lirht years Tor its llrht
travelling at the rate of lNG.0OO
miles per second. takes that many
years 10 reach us It's actual mass
X about "a times that OF tho sun.
Sirius Double star.
Sirius Ia really q double star. for
II S. really a star system OF two
cumpoucntg. 100000 milcs apart
and revolving about each other In
orbits completed boz 90 yeats The,
are unequal Iva mass and brHhtucss
the larger being twice as big and
10000 times as bright as tho other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
Ship-by-Truck Terminal Is
Established at Minneapolis
Beautiful Display of
Jordan Silhouette at
Norris Motor Company

The feature during Christmas
week on automobile row was the
beautiful window display OF a
seven passenger Jordan silhouette
done In Alice blue at the w. G.
Norris Motor Sales companys
salesroom. 7C1 South Main street.
The car was elevated on pedes-
tails, and was surrounded by u
woodland scene. composed of
evergreen trees dressed In the
spirit of Chris mas, with varied
colored lights strung about the
windows, and a generous sprink-
ling OF snow and mistletoe and
other articles suggestive OF the
Yuletide.
But the crowning features WAS a
wax model OF beautiful girl
dressed in a wonderful creation OF
the tailor's art, which was "A gem
uine product of Parisiene talent,
and graciously loaned to the W.
G.. Norris Motor Sales company by
the Hunt company of this city.
by directing three spot lights
upon the figure, II attracted
marked attention from passers
by, and the effect was to hold the
spectators attention until the con-
tour of the girl and the car was
stamped indelibly upon the on
lockers mind as one object and
>thereupon creating in every mans
heart who looked upon Il. an in
tense desire to see his own "loved
one" ensconsed in one OF these
wonderfully beautiful cars.
Such IS the efforts of advanced
automobile salesmanship, and II
4. % = II C..tA
land, in whose fertile brain the
idea originated to lead the In
OF new and progressive
methods.