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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-07
Pass the Prunes

"Your boarders seem to eat and run, Mrs. Hashbeans."
 "Yes, they don't stay at the table fong-they are affected with gallop- ing consumption. ."--Jacksonville Times Union.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-07

ing and give them an education. that will help them to become self support ing. It is estimated that more than 100000 in Western Asia will die of starvation unless American aid is con- tinued.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-07

This picture had a very successful run at the California Theatre in Los An geles and was received with delight by the large crowds that attended. Olive Thomas is considered the most beauti- full girl in pictures besides having a big reputation on the legitimate. The pc- ture is taken from the stage play of the same name which ran a whole year in New York. Also Smashing Barriers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-07

| IS SIX part super feature that was picturized from a novel that millions have read. It is stirring tale of lie in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky It holds you with a grip of a wise and makes you lean forward, never taking your eyes off the screen for fear of losing some of it. It has the appeal to your heart strings and has a battle royal that will make you cheer. Also af- dandy part comedy
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-02-07

She was always spoiled child" petted and pampered. her every wish gratified Now she is broke, flat up against 1t. On one side are the creditors bounding her, on the other side is a male of questionable character, who offers to pay her bills. It's what she does to that fellow that will make you think of the title to this picture. Alao Pathe slapstick comedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
EMPLOYMENT
HrLp wNNTED-MALE

HELP WANrtD-NAIE 90
WANTED -E1rst-class experienced install
ment collector. must have Eo9a ree1at,
go aol ~ Ihlr1 ---,
O\ERALLS. OVEN HALl.0 t,tnV,
8 10, size from q TO- ~ waist JA'"U'
Mercantile co. 224 Fitst
OvERALLs - OVEHALLs -- plenty -
?yeralls for all VINO conc D''' ,'rof,s
80. riZo from " 70 .u waist ''S'''
Mercantile 90. 2.' " Fitst-
tunlty. good pay travel write G T.
No. -
DOUBLE YOUR SALARY by attending
the Tulsa Business college TcleptRe
third 81 Both day and evening school
yyAyrUp
brllnng e9n,raSsl2d To- qri' on p';oyo.t In
H.dg
@. 7 HAGEMAN
,otN my ,e,iy ps..,i,I,, ,,,,e. a. o-ahsn,
C,,, r., W,.tscs rbirtasb, At9ror, AMI
,.ti'' '''N' ''N'
up,rtErprp WANTED
Acquainted with voucher systcm. with
active manufacturing company city Ap-
ply IN Handwriting BOX lsl.p World
.-..----.-..
,,,,. u,~,.,, p,.,,,tE 40
WANTEb Whl," guy t9I % E'net" 30use' H.,,,
s,EWt''" "F''' '''' o. '"''
ss- ---...--...
WANI EBl-A r, So t95 FConSg"'z I'M. mouse
WORN. r"'ne '''t' y. wv. ~. '''''''s
W. N IEI,,,v founs .'uN io VOTE D" , ",ll,s
huhi IHilH'ah ''''H''H. 80 ~ h'S'''.
''"h ph"h'' ............... .-.-.--.-
WANTED AT pN(E-.Giu Tor cafeteria
81. WuIn come iySly 10 Ns'N' "'''"'h'
go,
\ &. D.. II
5000 ...----...-----.--.-.---
wanted. lnqu,to 2oJ Mary brockman
wANrEb-Goior,d etri Tor general house
work good position 70 right Party must
have f"tetenc"s 'AI O-'t' ''o---..-.-
WANTED Two Girls 20 trim mems hats.
Rohncfcld cleaning Works
COOK. fr.t-cIaa-. experienced. I'm private
family. $50 week 90 competent person
Mus, have references Usage 5o3t 7s5
has, S!neteGnth 90. e...,s
NNN IGD-Wh hlte COOK ~ ''' w. SeNenth
WANL ENperlenced ,c",orgd .ham6er
,drStrai tIn,a N'e'' i--' !" o.
g,,,,, ,.,5. III -,,.,,,,.I Ar,,i, s,,r.ric,
''toa ~, ISuIT pnaT, s'''' N'"'''' opp"
Sai,oas 9s%,,icsi6s !S 5Issa '$@t 4, be yias
wNTED-A nrst-class experienced dress
maker 20 take charge Of shop a. Dc
nids Srd floor "'''' '"'P' go
ROOKKEEPER WANTED have a 20
siuon open Tor strictly first-class
wy WV" ~, yoInlpafg BOOKS S"
|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06

LATE MODEL MAXWELL speedp,er. self.
starter good tires. special built body
\ bargain Phone OHhEe 1890. 3O7 g
boulder
ron HAIE-Chandl-r Chufauy nrst class
condition. o good tires, tarEsiu. leaving
city cedar t71t
1919 rAIGE. red seal 90 n. T. Continental
motor. five wire wheels two good paa
mrs H0dy firo damaged Engine a.
See car at Liberty garage. or phone pHpEo
ron HALE nsby Grand Touring car Al
Fifth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
LEGAL.
NOTICE TO nlnnrRa.

NOTICE TO BfDDERs
The School Board Will receive sealed BIDS
Tor the construction ~ stone ana brick
hiRh school building at the 0ffico 81 r
g. lInmm. secretary Ulghoart, OKLA. At
O'Clock y. m. Monday, Nay 10 1920
contracts include heating. plumbing.
. etc. Plans arc on fts With A H. Mott
Architect ti2 Robinson UldE Tulsa. okla
Tulsa. bkla Apfil "a 1920
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS



sIbAfED on STOLEN Two twin pony
horse mules brown. weigh about go
/ Noufy Tate nrsdy rhoue 80
| Lgsr-..on nlght ..ot May % halt. sfown
owner AZ 62b ~ Chrycnnc and receive re-.
ward N you want - rcrsian cat ! VIII
/ Usage tOii' Il
/ FQuND.A pursc. on Bcuviow car Inc
| Phone Oaage GGst
/ LOST Lavender quartz drop csrrlng
/ In front sSru raIiiburt"4s On some ca,
/ fender pafhcd about 90 Reward can
/ osag" taba o. Mrr rhaH west Iiotei
/ Tulsa
LOST -On ruias street aIivay. owen
Iatk car W,du''dny 30. rhtid's spti.
/ 90 ofgaudl" drrHH. Finder cali pHaEo
1850 ~ 5eit after - M Liberal fevatd
| LOST on brDfEN iia,k handbag. With
Tulsa canton number % Ledger and ~.
punch Reward offered and ma questtons
asked " l. irwin cedar 1l'
REWARD I,msle Ioaton buu terrier.
wearing aplkcd collar Answers to name
~ Icssi' Finder 'aii osaro 1861
TAKEN Up. one hlack horse owner
qulre ~ feed yntd noulder and Archer
LOST on Main or tirst atrect Stay 3.
paper shopping bag containing bsby'n
rsttlc, hosiery. koy tnll Usage tIi3
nsht aud other brown Flnder please
phone pFaFc gNa1 or call 1905 south Rock
fprd aud receive reward
LOST or STOLES-31H plain tread O'i.
nold tire, never was used and rim with
It. Reward. Usage 2sg1.
srHAYED mack horse mule. three cat
Old con Andy Stokes Phone Usage
ll0l city 81
LOST Pocket tin folder, containing 100
In billH o. In silver Liberal reward
fut return tiiO Admiral or cali cedar
1925
Losr.-A a7.s ROYAL cord tire return ~
Elite cafe. 80 reward iOl 3 noaton.
LOSr-. Pocket biu folder containing 80
IN bills and ticket TO ~ Louis. also Pull
msn ticket, liberal reward Tor return
Call Osago 22ia
LOST New tire. SOsan Kelly Springfield
Horse finder return 10 W srth Reward
LOST Pocket book, check Tor o. 30 made
to y. i. Cuulson, 10 In cash. liberal 20.
ward. can OHago 2Gss 12e0 w Archer
street
LOST Mans darn Green hat. initials w
NJ. W, on HweHt band liberal reward for
return. Phone OHRro N2b
LOST Strayed OF stolen white Persian
kitten. Finder please return 20 ownrr
b2' y Cheyenne. and receive reward
Phone oHnEc to7i u
LOST small parcel containing chiid's new
night gown. On -. q r. ear or near
West Tulsa bridge Finder can osaFe
VACUUM cleaners Tor ront by day or
week Phone cedar sos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
BUSINESS SERVICE

~ ~ NfNN NtNNNt VT y ffhEb ~
c. J. JENNINGS the contracting house
cleaning ~ all kinds, reasonable, also
will serve private parties. Usage 1851 or
call at 7Oi y, Lansing ST, Fairview Add
FOR guaranteed cement work, call g. q
Brady bonded cement contractor. Phone
Usage ANl.
MILES CARROLL. industrial housing,
garages. ass ilSNS Frisco.
RUGS and Carpets cleaned at your home.
by reliable colored people, references
furnished. Usage $3.50
STENOGRAPHlC SERVICE, fac-simile
letters, copy work. We call and deliver
work Rates reasonable Usage si2t 2O9
Robinson Bldg
WANTED Roofing 10 fix, jobbing aitera-
tinn. can H. S Hamilton at home, 7O2
Lawton st. Satisfaction guarsnt eed
Phone Usage 36lb.
WE SPECIALIZE on house screening. can
Usage $3.50.
WE SET OUT your yard in bermuda
grass. repair all waShouts and collect
when yard is completely covered with
grass Phone Osase 3lI3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06

sTRAYED or STOLEN Two twin pony
horse mules brown. weigh about $50
NUtlfy Tate irRdy Phone 40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
EMPLOYMENT
urIr-MiIE OR rEuALI

lOk md dishwlsncr wanted st once.
10 W Niutn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06

LOST Lavender quartz drop earring
very large. nuHrcudsd by pearl probably
IN front Scott iiHlliburtou'H On some car
fender PARKED about 90. Reward. Isll
DHaR" tabp Of Mr. thaH West, Hotei
Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AXE YOU looking for good payinE
business IN Tulsa, and II you know The
restaurant business n viii pay you 20 'see
me az once cedar sol 2i6ls $ Bozton
GOOD three chair barber shop for sale
taking In from 5000 10 $3.50 per week
WIN sell for 500 II sold at once. Phone
JACK Arnold, No Sc, Onton okla.
GROCERY STORE for sale. building and
fixtures. rents Tor S-5 per month 2-ycar
Lease, STOCK amounts 10 $500. can Usage
CAFE. nice location cheap rent, good
business, Price $500. some terms Ce-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06

ADMIRAL. T.. l2gO--Admiral Hotel. ~
rent, large outside rooms, homciko hotel
large puTrhca. car limo one block iitup,
AZ door. under new management Rate
reasonable. Phone Usage 1868. r. VI
AL.lrn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06

rcut large outside rooms. homrliko hotel
large porchca car limo one block, Jttney
~ door. under new manAgemrut Rates
reasonable. Phone Usage l563 r. NJ
Acorn
IIGHr NOT >EhEtriNG ROOMS IL
FRISCO. = 9ll--Two ight h1usrkorping
rooms. nicely furnished Csll after
p m
LAwr9N. s. 323-T"o rooms Tor usht
Housekeeping
TWO ROOMS FOR lirht houHckccptng. mod
orn, private entrance. osagc 2ie5-R
ROOMS Tor rent at i2il J.. Fourth.
Two furnished rooms Tor rent for nght
housgkssri,ng strictly modern, adults
NpGAtES $ 100 Two urht hrusokcop
INK rooms for rent. no children.
TWO modern uEht Housekeeping rooms
lhone osage 921l.
rwo rooms modern, private, front en-
DENVER y. 5u--For rent, light house
kcoping rooms.
TWO rooms In 5-room cottage Tor house
keeping adjoining bath, no children.
6e5 No Boston
LLOYp-RlCHEH CLEANERS
Modern cleaners skllltul dyes, expert al
terattons, prompt service and our record
ot reliability. phone Cedar 90 and
TWO light Housekeeping rooms on car
line; private entrance. Babies taken.
22Oe = hodge Usage 62sl.R.
FIFTH, II, iOiS-Two light housekoepins
roms for rent, everything furnished.
ROOMS FOR RENT-ruKNisHED u
NICELY~furuished sleeping room, gentle
men only 2ll :, Cheyenne, Apt /.
ron RENT--to' Mary Brockman Apt,
nicely furnished room to ono or two
gentlemen. Usage si66.
NICE cool rooms, also one with pri-
vate bath, use Of plano, close IN, Usage
2l6g.
w6pp < NIro sou,h ro-,,,, 80
ront and slgpnS porch osags 7iiS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
EMPLOYMENT
mrIr MANrNn--MNLt

HEIp NhNTtD--NAiE 3s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grocery clerk. ..
H. Havens III T.. First ST
| An AUTOMOBILES mechanic. II you don't
have your own tools and know the busi-
ness don't apply. 3oi $. Boulder
PRESSER WANTED
Buhl's Partisan Cleaners. III $. Boston.
sEAMSTRESs wanted. can Sioig s. Main.
WNITER--Slust be experienced for assist
ant floor mdnaEer Apply At once Il.
e. waffle House No. 2. ~ $ Bostou
PANTRY man, experienced ketehum
hotcl.
VAST truck driver 20 dolivAr bottled. wa
ter. should know the city. Apply carly
BOY rs or "a years old who lives At
home and wants TO learn "a good trade.
ruisa Armatuf" Works, sli.sl6 y, Fourth
WA$TED-Ftvo more men Tor city and
road work. experience unnecessary Ny
men make from $40 to $50 per week can
for Martin, Detroit Hotel Third ana be-
WANTED -Firs,-clsss porter. one sccus.
toned 10 wrapp.ng packages The
Vogue. New wright HIdg
WANTEp-Colorcd boy to DO porter work
with bicycle Turk Bros shoe store 4le
S Main.
WANTED Nou. untou plsstorers, ii2 per
day Phone osase a.0l
wANrED-Youug man about Il. with
wheel. for office work pA messenger.
one who can write lcgthly and willing 20
.lesrn. Good place and opportunity fur
advancement, with Tulsa fastest growing
manufacturing establishment, for wide
awake young man who really wants 90 go
and get sousw here Hotstra Manufacturers
Co, i02 cheyenne.
WANTED-First.class boiler makers. open
shop. Ions job, pay s5c per hour, 10 hour
day double time for overtime. transpor-
tation paid Apply Southern Boiler and
Tank Works Memphis Tenn
wANTED-Young man In cleaning de
partment at once. Model Laundry.
EXPERIENCED male ETepoErapher want.
cd Must have good reference. Address
BoN lbt-D world
wANTED-A high-cIsss reaI-estatc sales
man with good automobiles splendid
a. IN SNaby Realty Co, Tulsa Hotel
Bldg 3ri and Cincinnati
wANrEp-nlshwashor. l2 West Fifth
JOHN the Rms Man and Spectacle Man
and simmons watch chain Man, III So
south of the Frisco station--Howdy Pap
wANrED-EHperieneed steam engineer
for concrete mixer, must have license
standard paying 90 32i No Roston
WANTED Experienced furniture delivery
-, man, Few Hurt Furniture Co, 200 So,
Hpston.
wANTED-Msrkcr and assortcr at once
Tor bundle work. Terry Miller Laundry
ioi \ Main
YOUNG man wanted To learn good trade.
good chance for advancement Merry
Optiea! Co., lS T.. Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
MOTORCYCLES A>n uIC,Ci,s
BOARD AND ROOMS

ron Sale or Trade. 1915 model E1cclsl
motlruNrIo. good condition Hhnnr la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
AUTOMOBILES


NELtb dummy roadster. Tor douonsifa
ton call Usage g3lO. In ffst claS's con
dltion
ron SALE AUrOdDnffE--i. 4 l..
- Cyl 7psaHenFsr, 1915 model tour
Ink car with tpu extra rims and four cKtfa
titee car In excellent mes hansal con
dition and Just newly painted. Terms
1880 cash. Inquire Geo Turusr,s Maaon
GnrRge Fhons OaaFe 713i
USED TtUEH sizes s. to tiG tuter.
81 30. i2i a. Hoplder
MERCER HACEN..A wizard FOR speed
perfect condition, wheels fpr' sale or
trade Gramm Bernstein Sale 90. DaaEe
b0OI
BATTERIES makes r.paItvi will
take old In exchange on rebuilt or new
guaranteed by Sharpe, tho olttsst bat
terry man IN tho southwest Second and
betr0it, phone Drare 1888
TULSA FOUH, IN fine running condition,
Just utothauled. fDt sale on terms Call
~ Jetf DHBFs ftEl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD
wA>rEp ROOMS OR BOARD

EMPLONEIr woman desires reasonably
priced room IN home where t-yesr-oid
girl might be cared tnr during working
hours bet reference, ri'rn. Usage :It'
WANTFp.By two young mon room with
sleeping porch on south Side Must have
a garage within one block Address So. u
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
IF YOU HAVE

PhonoEraph troubles, call Cedar
1593 Exclusive Pathe shop, 8
West Fifth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
BUSINESS SERVICE

NJ tSiNESS SERVICE OfftRtD RS
FOR CEMENT WORK
CAL Roy FRYE. osage ft2a
LACE Curtains cleaned cIeanetH ~ fine
lacea Mrs e. W TomlinHOn. 1913 East
Hodfe. osaFe tsoa-R
LET me screen your hotel apartments or
dwelling house Henry Mccoy Phone
Usage do2s
LAWS MOWERS
HrinF Your Lawn Mowers n
TULSA AUTO CYCLE COMPANY
Phone e7et -FfNtr sHOr-i72 W First
and have them shatpcned and adjusted d,
work Fuarantoed 20 give perfect saflsfac-
tlun
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-13
OUT TO THE HILLS

Yesterday was one of those rare Sundays, from a weather standpoint and everybody was out to the various picnic grounds or in the hills hunting. Many hunters returned with full bags of birds, among them being Harold Painter who brought back 19 ptarmi- gan.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-13
SOMEBODY HAS BEEN
 BATTLING ABOUT US
 ALASKAN SOURDOUGHS

William Jordan, Federal agent in the prohibition enforcement service, is now in Juneau. to investigate reports that the Volstead act is being violated in Alaska. It is not known whether Jordon is going to visit other Alaska cities before returning to the states.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-13
LOCATES IN CORDOVA

Dr. H. A. Biyth is going to locate at Cordova and is now opening his dental parlors in the Northern Hotel Building at that place.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-13
BILLY WOODWORTH DEAD

Billy Woodwork, especially well known in Southeastern Alaska as musician and moving picture man, lost his life when the launch Seq Breeze was recently burned in mysterious manner. E. c. Lilly, sole survivor of the launch, and who was operating the launch at the time, picked up two miles away from the burning craft, has been arrested and held on charge of murder in the first degree.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-13
FOR SALE $1,0OO Lot for $500. close in See l.. F.. Thompson, Gateway.

Wanted Miners, muckers and rardmen. See Paulson at "The Key" S1St.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19

0Ey4 Ledse
Of Many Ways
81 s rs Obtain Energy

Jan. s.-SiE.- Oliver Lodge
told &ANa Royal Society OF Arts recent
lyS4AAts1f inen were capable OF har-
ne1niag allassthe atomic energy in a
arna1lSs pfece OF chalk, or m other
.lnafteEsaof = similar size. they would
tor tosA height of 5000 feet.
shad mot succeeded in making use OF
that power but they were or the
v0f8Ns ~ doing It. In the wireless
Telephone vas the first step in thai
rditactann. There the particles given
u wire electrically heated to
SSWh1tenGss were employed to break
the circuit go sensitive and prompt
electrical stimulus that n could
send words at the rate of 800 a min
ute BY the Morse Code. BY no or
dinary%zmechanical means could this
be accomplished.
Among other possible sources Of
enersy.ls said Sir oliver, was the ether
md he warned his auditors not to
disreg4rd It because it was as real a
thing % anything. With regard to
the best thing we could do with it
vas to utilize It through agriculture.
Plants had found out how to use it
without hrst turning 1t into heat and
We could not better their methods.
Other possible sources Of energy
were the tides and the waves. With
the former nothing could yet be done
on account Of the vast areas required
to form reservoirs. The land so COW
cred would be of much more value II
reclaimed and used for agriculture
He preferred to consider the posi-
bility Of utilizing the waves II any
thing were going to be done In that
direction. =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19
To BmIn H-.

BUILD FLYING FIELD.
rotterdam, Jan. Ito further m.
,.o iona n International aviation. the
municipal council OF Rotterdam: .ha.
sesoived to construct flying grounds,
ata cost OF approximately $500, 900.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19
70" Tinker BobIGH8|
a @ ~L@Stories 4LAk98aakxH a
bvCarlyseh. Holcornb @G8&J
bye arlysleih. Holcomb =
P1KA CONES o

The forest jewellers were intensely
interested in the actions Of Mr.. Weasel
the Great as he searched diligently to
locate Pika the Cony Hare. They
were seated on a high rock where
every movement could be SEEM hut
they said not a word lest perhaps Mr..
Weasel might turn on them. They
seemed perfectly satisfied to let the
King do all Of the talking. ~
"Eh-Eh, Eh-Eh," Pika barked again
and this time it sounded as thoughshe
was buried down deep in the rocks.
North Wind was kept very busy
changing his our SO that Mr..
Weasel could not detect by scent
where Pika was located.
Down deep in the rocks crept Mr..
Weasel, ,hurrying from one crevice
to another, and when he was some
distance beneath the surface, ;PtkaI
@barked again "Eh-Eh. Eh-Eh." This
time it sounded as though, he stood
on the top Of the rocks in the open.
All OF the forest jewellers were some
what astonished. Even Snoopy the
Bob Cat was surprised to see how
completely Mr.. Weasel was fooled.
I'm being fooled all the time"
said Mr.. Weasel. II know there are
two or three Pika's around here
barking" He was becoming ex-
hausted. 9@ I
IT gave you my word" aaid Tinker
Bob, :'andI know there Isl only ono
Pika that's doing any barking"
II must be getting very dumb or
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19

have moved to the important cities
and are spending their money lavishly
for luxuries. One newly-rich family
in Rome hung up an entire apart
ment, including the servants quarters.
with elaborate tapestries and pur-
chased seven pianos.
The population Of Milan has grown
from $4,000 in 1914 to 100000. Ge-
has increased from 100000 to
500, O0O. Naples had 668 900 at the
opening Of the war and now has $780,
900. Venice was in danger during so
much Of the fighting that lit was de-
serted temporarily by much Of its
population and is no larger now than
it was before the struggle began.
Florence grew but little during the
war and was less affected by the world
crisis than any other large italian
city.
laramie and Spezia, the two great
Italian naval bases, have developed
markedly. laramie had about 10000
Inhabitants in 1914 and 1t o has
10000. All the Allied fleets center
there and its shipyards, arsenals and
naval supply works have been greatly
increased. Ten years ago Spezia had
only 1000 or 5000 inhabitants. It is
now a city of 100000.
Terni, an Industrial city located
sixty miles from Rome, has grown in
ten years from a city of $500 in
habttants~to $4,000. It has greater
water power than any other industrial
city of Italy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19
Italy Comes Out
OF The War With A
Larger Population

Rome. Jan. 1.-(Man.)-1taly has
emerged from the war with a greater
population than she had before,
though with a considerably lessened
number Of men,. This is due to the
ton OF Italian territory heretofore
under Austrian rule and to <the high
birth rate which. it Ii estimated, kept
the population up to it's normal Of
3s.0e0.000, despite the loss Of 100000
by
Tho trend Of the population toward
the cities Is great but perhaps not
greater than in other European coun-
Hio9I Munition works and war indus
tries of all sorts attracted labor which
shows no disposition to return to the
farms and villages. Many families
which became rich during the war
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19

Left to right: Rev. Robert Nelson WAR, r. G. Conau4 and Mn. Conant.
The latest air wedding to be staged a held recently in a flying boat
which spread yer Bicayne bay. ear Miami, Fla; 9 the ceremony " being
vas r. g. Conant of the same city and the minister was Rev. Robert
Ward O Miami Conant ws formerly with the u. s. air forces IN
France. Rev Ward served s chaplain with the A. j. F: Mrs. E. A. Brodt-
berk of Eeey, N. D. was bridesmaid. VI .-. =. II ~ .@.
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