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The evening world., 1921-02-25
MEN FOUND
STRANGELY DEAD
Thalia Theatre Watclman'S Clothes
Burned, ShoemakerS Arm
Bent Behind Back.

Two men we're found dead to-day in
ter places OF employment One.
Modesto Amendolagina, night watch
man at the Thalia Theatre in the
Bowery was discovered in an old
dressing room. He lay upon a worn
couch and there was bullet hole
through his forehead and burned
patch on is undershlrt Beneath his
head was revolver. An ovarcoat
which did not belong to the dead man
is the only clue the police have. lie
was unmarried and lived at No. l17
Mott Street.
The other victim was Andrew Mills.
shoemaker. employed in the Man
haitian Shoe shop. No. POI East 67th
street, where thirty-foir other
workers are engaged Mills was found
lying on is right side, his right arm i'm
the sleeve of his overcoat. his lett arm
bent behind his back. There were
scratches on the left side Of his face
and the foot OF work chair rested on
his leftNoot.
The evening world., 1921-02-25
THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1891.

and dance for members and their
friends at Allaire's Restaurant, li3 Bast
nth street, this evening
Short informal talks will be given
during the dinner. and among the
speakers will be Homer Croy. humorist
and author Of ueveral successful novels,
Mr.. Croy will give a talk on The
Fundamentals Of Humor." w. Adolphe
Roberts. former editor OF Ainslee's Ma
gazine. is the President OF the Writers
and the clubs Honorary Vice Presi-
dents are Ellis Parker Butler, George
Allan England. Cleveland Moffett and
Edward j. O'Brien.
The evening world., 1921-02-25
FEW IMMIGRANTS DETAINED.
Only 2T out Of 1901 New Arrivals
Found lJncIean.

city Health officers guarding against
the entrance Of typhus into New York
have examined $40 immigrants at the
Barge Office In the last twenty -four
hours, 1t was announced to-day. Three
were sent to Willard Parker Hospital to
be cleaned OF vermin. At Grand Cen
tral station see immigrants were ex-
amined and twenty-four detained. OF
the 339 passengers OF the steamship
Canada. examined at a Brooklyn pier.
all were clean and were permitted to
land.
Health Commissioner Copeland is
going to Washington this evening TO
attend "A conference to outline gem
eral plan Of combating the typhus
menace. Dr. Leland h. CUfer, Port
Health Officer, declared the work
would suffer drawback as "a result OF
the action yesterday OF House conferecs
I'm Washington I'm striking out 5000 %
900 appropriation for quarantine facili-
ties here
The evening world., 1921-02-25

Brooklyn early to-day on charge Of
malicious mischief
1t Is alleged that while she was din
Ing Jan. 10 with several other girls In
the Berkshire restaurant. at Flatbush
and Atlantic Avenues, Brooklyn, trouble
arose. and showcase and dishes. val
ued at $500. were broken.
The evening world., 1921-02-25
BLAME PRETTY GIRL
FOR DISH SMASHING
Waitress Accused of Malicious Mis-
chief, Occurring When She
Dined Out.

Miss Grace Martin. Twenty-Five and
pretty. who described herself as a walt
ress. living al No. 22s, West 27th street.
Manhattan, vas arrested and taken to
The evening world., 1921-02-25
Chilean Concession TO Krupps Re
ported.

BERLIN. Feb. 24-The Nossische
zeitung reports today that the Chilean
Government has given a concession to
the Krupps with the right to acquire
land to build factories. a large num-
her OF German workmon will take I'D
vantage Of the concession, the news
paper says, and emigrate to Chile.
The evening world., 1921-02-25
WRITER'S TO DINE AND DANCE

incidentally There WIN Br Ad-
dresses by Talented CIub Members.
The writers club will give a dinner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Richmond, Dallas A. Schafer
& Co., Inc.
So. Boston, D. G.. Elan
Staunton, Palmer Battery
Service Company
Suffolk, l.. M. Hitchins g. Co.
Urbanna, Southside Marine
Ry. & Supp. Co., Inc.
Waynesboro, w. S. CARRIER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
NOTABLE DEVELOPMENT IN.
AUTOMOBILE LUDR|CAT|ON
System Has Been Perfected by
Engineers of Olds Motor
Works.
-oLusIvn IN Monnn s.
4esruit OF Long Tests Made e" de-
tcrminc IIo>, oil could Bc Supplied
to All working Parts of Engine in
Proper Quantities.


Ono OF the notable developments IN
automobile fabrication is tho "ituS
system perfected by cnEinoers OF The
Odds Motor works for use IN the cn-
zine OF the Model - oldSmoNlle. the
eight-cyii7der car produced Ay thHt
company
The system is the result oi Ions
tests that were made TO determine
how oil could nc supplied ~ all work
Ing parts Of the motor IN proper
quantities and 10 take caro- ~ iuh-
rication at all SNocfs. An oil gauge
on the INSTRUMENT hoard OF IN car
registers tho pressure OF the on 'n
the system ana indicates 10 thc driver
that oil is hoinF fed TO all ~ the
bearings
An important feature Of TINS sys-
tom. which is original with the Model
AZ engine. is tho cooling 'hHmher
on the top 90 the orahAease. which
utilities the air ;hat j. driven "ack
from the fan, thus cooling the oil
rs 1t circulaies To the various bear
inGs.
Tho body Of oil passes through this
cooling chamber ana down hole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Ask for Threaded Rubber

Willard Threaded Rubber lasts as long
as the plats 1t avoids the time-loss,
the exPense and the evaporation of
reinsulatlon. 1t solves the most trouble
some problemleft in the storage battery
business.
Its effectiveness has been so thoroughly
proved by THOUSANDS of trials in the hands
of ali sorts Of ownes, that there is nothing
even remotely debsabie about the propo-
sition!
If anything was eer completely dem
onsuated in the autS nobile business, it
is that the Willard Threaded Rubber
Battery gives more se, stands more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Go to our nearest dealer for Willard Service
or a fey Willard Threaded Rubber Battery:

VIRGINIA
Boydton, Beales, Bedlinger &
Gregory, Inc.
Charlottesville, Moorefeld
Storage Bait. Co.
Danville, Danville Sto. Bait.
Farrnville, Peerless Sto. Bait.
Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
URGES UNIFORM LAWS
TO CURB TRUCK HAZARDS
Nj otor Vehicle Conference
Committee Chairman Dis
cusscs Needed Legislation.
srnlcrEn ENFORCEMENT VITAL
Accidents Usually Found to Arise
From E>crssiyc size. weight or
Speed Of Car; oNcrIondinE. Dcfcr-
tive or Inadequate Equipment.

BOSTON. MASS. oct Motor
truck Transportation can he made far
more safe by the adoption OF uniform
scientific traffic laws in all the
states. and 10y StriCtcr enforcement
OF the statutes. in the opinion Of II. Z.
fcnncr. chairman OF the Motor We
hiClc Conference Committee and man
accr OF The Public Works Depart
mont OF the international Motor
Company. speaking before the New
England Conference ot State High
way CommiSsioncrS and Motor We
hicle Registrars. The Motor Vehicle
Conference Committee represents the
automohilc owner. manufacturer.
dealer. parts Had tire associations
of the motor vehicle Industry. Tho
conference Of commits toner's WAS
hcli in connection with thu annual
congress OF the National safety Couu-
ell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

any saved per car. this means q daily
saving or 100000 hours. Many
BUSINESS men count their time as
worth from IS to S25 an hour Strik .
ing an average OF all trades and
businesses as low as 81 an hour, YOU
VIII see that this figures i'm a wears
time an actual saving OF tremendous
volume.
The keen vision of manufactures
VIII" scnscd this economic value or
III" motor car is appreciated when
YOU realize economies OF this ,sipd
only by viewing the automotivc in
dnstry in it's broadcast sense arc We
abb" To visualize the great part IL
has played in the march Of civiliza-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Nnmcd Rcrrc>cntnri,c ut Cornell.

ctiAiELoTTESNILLE VA. OCT. l.
Nr. Thomas !. watson. professor al:
geology ~ the University 90: Ni-ci1ia
E0i STAT cso.r-ist ot V:-r nia. has
h.sr a1r7i-to h T-'-.'er; Edwin \
Alderman - -op-eseH; ;he University
N---,-'a = ~" t-zucu-ntIor 81 Dr
i.'4r Fa--a-G = president O.:
-a--s.. IN re-s.ry IL Ithaca. 0-.oNc-
Dr watson 81 alurluIs ~
N'-- - aud Nrrr-ll receiving his
Hr t-r- The 'aits- Institute. in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Conflicting Rules "r the Road.

Mr. l'rnncr stated that careful
ANALYSTS Of accidents in which mo-
tor trucks have figured has revealed
the fact that the disasters have us
udlly arisen from excessive size.
weight or speed &C the vehicles: from
overwhelming or from Inadequate or
defective equipment still other
causes were reckless OF Incompetent;
operators. Improper enforcement OF
the laws and conflicting t:.:!lc reg
ulationS as between states or the rnu-
uiCinalitics within tho States
After citing instances To Illustrate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

system which not only affords sum
cicnt fabrication and proper cooling
OF the oil under all conditions, but
which results in unusually high oil
mileage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

fredericksburg, ]. E. Brickert
\ g. Co.
iarrisonburg, Wine Bros.
knchburg, Clark Battery g.
Supply Company
NSport News, Huntington
re. g. 9th St. Bait. Co.
fet|sburg, J. A. Blick g. Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

the manner in which these causes OF
accidents have operated disastcrcus-
~. he recommended to the highway
commissioners and motor vehicle reg
istrars that they lend their support
To the movcfcn; which has been be-
gun to bring about the general en-
actmcnt and enforcement OF uniform
motor Vehicle laws throughout the
entire United States. In this CON
nccti"r he explained those provisions
of the proposed uniform vehicle law.
which have Il vital bearing on th"S"
factors. and showed how the adoption
of the measures recommended would
make for safety.
should Encourage Motor Transport.
lie concluded by cmpha sizing TO
public officials that motor tranSpor-
tation is an increasingly importIu;
medium OF commerce.. 'hat it's de
vclopmcnt Is today only in it's in
fancy. and that the wiscst course for
everyone to pursue is t. dcVclou
sound ana equitable resolutions fo-
rendering this new type q ;rauspnr-
tation safe and not mc;,surcs for
sitting it's legitimate ain vitality
necessary growth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
FIVE BILLION DOLLARS
Is SAVED EACH YEAR
I ndrrnucd OF Economics Ar,
Achieved ms u~sult of the
~,

Automobile.
"fiNc billion dollars a year saved
in time through the use Of the au-
iom"h'ir." says Clarence \. Earl.
president az Frisco Motors. is a CON
S"rNativc estimate OF tho actual time
saved IN the use of the aS,omob,Ic no.
AGAINST other means OF every dav
Even uuuring az low AS an bour .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

abuse and yields more miles Of uninter-
rupted service per dollar than any other
battery.
Can you choose any more wisely than
have the builders Of l84 makes of cars
and trucks that the Willard Service Man
tells about in his column?
Get rid of battery trouble by going
today to a Willard Service Station and
having Willard Threaded Rubber Bat
it by the full name, for you can't get
Threaded Rubber results with any
thing but Willard Threaded Rubber
Battery!
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
PROFITEERING OF COAL BARONS PRO.
NOTES COOPERATIVE COAL-MINING

With the barons shutting down their mines and
again threatening national coal famine this winter
less the people pay them prices and extortionae
profits number of of workers and cooperators
securing coal mines and operating them
y not only to furnish household necessity at fair
price, but also to provide employment for miners who
would otherwise be of work In West Virginia 140o
miners organized the Hmler Cooperative Coal Company,
and have supplied hafm dollars to make it
These cooperaors virtually the entire town of
Himlerville including bank, weekly paper, and an
electric power station to supply the homes of the coal
with electricity Across the Tug River in
Kentucky the workers have oragnized the Nebo American
Coal Company a cooperative basis, with capital of
S24000O wholly owned by the themselves The
operative Boonve, Indiana, its coal
mine; and Dugger in the state another
rative mine is producing 300 tons daily.
The secretary of the All American Cooperative Com
mission of Washington, D. c. in statement issued to the
press COAL which is the very basis of
our economic life being manipulated and monopolized
for the enrichment of privileged few at the of
the entire nation must have either cooperative
of the coal mines by the workers themselves
complete and operation of the mines by the
advocated by Governor Blame of Wisconsin Governor
Frazier North Dakota and the leaders of other pro-
gressive states
The average labor of mining a of anthracite
COAL which sells for $685. is only $685. and in the rich
bituminous field surrounding Birmingham Alabama coal
which costs but $225 ton at the mouth of the mine sells
for Ss75 in the adjacent city. During the coal
company pundered the people for much 1861 profit
the capital invested in its mines while many recent
company dividends exceed 1009o The powerful coal
barons have recently defeated all attempts regulation
by Congress But regulation at its best only tnkers with
the symptoms without removing the of continued
proteerng in COAL Cooperative ownership and control
if this vital natural alone protect the peo
pie and the industries of the nation from further explo
tation by the coal combine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
WHY GET ALL FARMS MORTGAGED

There deal of loose talk and careless agita-
tion the effect that the farmers properly
financed
This agitation calls for and fedeI al farm
oans-schemes to encourage the farmers Put mort
their lands and homes.
Why not agitate to encourage tie fam to not go
into debt and put mortgage pasters their homes
cucumber themselves with interest?
Legitimate farm leans made by farm mort
banks at very low rates fast and often
quired
The socialistc interests be happy unless
every farm is covered with mortgages the state and
national loan agencies
All this will result in state and federal ownership of
IA instead of thrifty sturdy class of farmers who
own their own homes-Montrose Daily Press.
The above starts out with the false premise that
gagng their farms is for the
During the last ten andlordism has
this country at alarming proving that the
himself is not making And instead of the
being able to borrow reasonable rates. that not
the fact In few favored localities rates abnor
may high, but the country shows differently The
idea of the farmers owning their farms is
the proper To enable them do that they must
have cheap money if they money High rates of
interest will close out and each year. and then
he is tenant farmer which is merely soft
bond slave. There to be real effort
help the farmers The extension of government aid
loudly talked of turns out to be of financing the
middlemen who buy the farmers crops export them
Millions for those who prey farme but dollar
for the men who produce all we have, be the
Congressional slogan.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
"BARBAROUS" MEXICO

There is question that Mexico cannot yet be called
civilized nation For that it quite logical for
the American capitalist refuse to recog
nze" the Mexican government.
Mexico refuses to hand all her oil resources to
greedy American capitalists Therefore she is civil
lied More than that having discovered that certain
goods be forwarded Mexico made open shops
the Mexican government has cancelled the contracts
Which proves concusvey that Mexico is absolutely bar
barous.
The Mexican government intends placing large
ders for farming machinery CARTS harness. tools for well
drilling automobiles, trucks tractors and other goods
The goods will be distributed to the farmers who will
ceive of peso day through their first harvest
and be permitted back the cost of the machinery
long terms with interest per cent the
cost of handling the goods.
Private importers insult pay duty of 35 per cent.
the imposes duty the goods that it
chases itself Hence, if the private purchasers order
union goods, they will be at decided disadvantage.
All of these acts that Mexico has not reached
4 a stage of civilization merting the recognition of he
government by "our" Workers Challenge.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
DEFINITION OF A FRIEND

What is friend? will tell you. 1t is a person with
whom you dare to be yourself Your soul naked
with him. He seems to ask you to put nothing, only
be what He does not want you to be better
When you with him you feel prisoner
feels when he has been declared innocent You do not
have to be your guard You say what think.
express what feel He is shocked nothing offended
at nothing, long it is genuinely you. He under
stands those in nature that lead others
to misudge you. With him you breathe freely You can
take off your coat and loosen collar You avow
your little vanites and envies and hates and vicious
sparks, your and absurdites and in opening
them to him they lost dissolved in the white
of his loyalty He understands You do not have to lie
careful. You abuse him. neglect him. berate him.
Best of all, you keep still with him. 1t makes
matter He likes you. He is like fire. that pures all of
you. Through and underneath it all he sees knows and
loves-you friend, repeat is with whom you
dare to be yourself-Dr. Frank Crane in Tie Builder.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
producing colporations?

small producing corporations?
l. Why did you vote to take S17,000,-
600 taxes off the express companies
and not relieve the parcels post from
the same sort of tax?
Why did you, after the Soldiers
Bonus bill had been killed in the
Senate at the 6ictation of President
Harding on the statement that the
Government could not afford it, then
vote s500,000,000 to the railroads
which already owed the Government
S731, 100000?
Why did you vote to cut down the
appropriations for good roads in all
the states from $1OO,O00,000 to $751;
100000 with 5,735,00O persons out of
work, and then vote appropriations Of
nearly a billion dollars for Army and
Navy with disarmament conference
practically assured?
Why did you pretend to be in favor
of economy and then vote S4s,500, 900
to the Shipping Board out of which
to pay officials employed or invited to
be employed, at salaries of $4,000, a
year each, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
and $4,000, among them attorneys
alleged to be members of firms with
claims against the Shipping Board?
Why do you blame the alleged mis-
management in the Shipping Roard
upon Democrats when the Chairmen
of the Shipping Board during its pc
riod of greatest activity were Charles
M. Schawb, a Republican and Charles
Piez, also Republican, and j. H.
Rcsseter, Director of Operations, also
a Republican, and all three contribu-
tors to Republican campaign funds?
Why did you vote for the gag rule
and steam-roller methods under which
you passed the tariff and tax bills,
cutting off debate and preventing
amendments except by members of
the committee?
Why did you vote to enable the
Secretary of the Treasury to increase
certificates of indebtedness s500,000,-
900 to provide for deficit in reve-
nues from the tariff and tax bills,
while pretending that the bills would
supply the needed revenue?
What single vote have you cast
that has resulted in any relief to
business men, to farmers, to labor. 10
any industry except protected manu-
, facturers, to the improvement of
conditions of living among your fell
low-citizens or that rebounds to the
honor of your country?
What has Congress accomplished in
the four months and two weeks it has
been in session? Do you know of any
one thing completed from which any
one has derived any benefit as a re-
suit of Congressional action?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
NOT TODAY!

State Treasurer Pckadilly Stong is out with dead
head appeal to the state press help him stuff two
million dollars worth of road bonds the
the state. We not biting today. thank you! Nor
ing camouage sucker bait-neither the farmers
Let the millionaire bunch in Denver and Colorado Springs
for whose benefit the money will certainly spent buy
those bonds
Take it from the plug hat lve-cylnder, gold
plated nuts will bust themselves trying help
old Pickadlly put the thing acss For you hndish
plebs may web know that they and other of
the forty the cement thieves have planned another
string of polished pavements from Denver and Colorado
Springs out flock of fashionable booze joints
the suburbs People of small medium should let
these bonds severely alone Let the favored wheps
high finance take of them.-Monte Vista Graphic
Reporter
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
VOTERS QUESTIONABLE TO
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN

Why did you vote for the hodge
podge Fordney Tariff Bill which pro-
tects only the manufacturers most Of
al, at the expense of agriculture and
all other natural industries?
Why did you vote to relieve 10000
persons, mostly war profiteers, of ex-
cess profits tax and individual income
sur-taxes amounting to an average
tax of $4,000 year, and add an av-
erage tax of $500 year to 10000
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
ANOTHER .POORr RAILROAD

The dispatches yesterday told of how the Nickle Plate
railroad receiving s3,0O0oO0 from the government
adjustment all claims and accounts, Immediately de-
clared cash dividend of S77436O to the stockholders
This railroad, like of the others, has been play
ing the sympathy game and tefng pathetic story of
hard luck.
TIE people have been skeptical concerning these
of railroad bankruptcy and from time to time
there dsvelo2menfs which indicate that this skepti
cisn has been we'll founded-Grand Junction Sentinel
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
WHY SHOULD HE KICK!

"He didn't have single kick to register" says the
Hot Sulphur Springs Times concerning George KmbalPs
return from the editorial convention, so infer he
found conditions in the Queen City satisfactory One
would think The last of G. K when he was
looking sevenyear-od, botted-in-tond condition right
in the eye. 1t satisfactory.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15

Congress wouldn't appropriate five cents help the
workers unless the money first through the hands
the powerful that maintain large Hobbies there
direct legislation
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15

Wall street gets its bons-the workers get a swift
kick for asking for anything That is the cold,
brutal fact of the matter
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15

About the only boast Heinie made good that
about making America pay for the warCoorado Springs
Gazette
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15

Let the worker starve-hes used to it," is what a
majority of Congressman tell each other when the
pleasant subject of unemployment obtrudes it will in
spite of anything that is done to sidetrack it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15

Cleaner money coming" says Secretary Mellon. Sc
long it's money we're not bgoted on hygene.-Wash-
ington Post.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15
>>>>>>>>

Billions for privilege, but penny to relieve pr
vaton-that is the moral perspective of the backtonor
malcy philosophy.