The Washington times., 1921-07-17

Of the front door, the motortst who
" stalled on the roadside may simply
refer to the right troublschart In
order TO locate the cause of the delay.
As Mr.. Slauson points out, accidents
don't Just happen" adding that the
W the use of the utmost care in
driving and inspection of che car, IL
tc have the remedy always 1t hand.
Whether the rnotorist drives Z Ford
or twin-stx, either mud. sand. and
snow are always with him except on
the hard-surfaced roadwAys. And
even though these roadways BE- -
smooth and level a. . race-track and
the man IT the wheel an expert me-
chanic, no automobile trip should be
undertaken without . copy Of First
AID to the CAR
Arthur Guy Empey Leaves for
Wyoming. r
Arthur Guy Empsy. author OF
"over the Top" and THE Madonna
Of the HIS" left last week for tbs
wiids Of Wyoming to shoot and fish.
While thus snsa ged. AR. Empey will
also find time to prepare the see
mario for ''The Madonna Of the Hills
which 10 scheduled for an early fall
production. 1t IL stated at the Guy
Empey Enterprises office that owing
to the faot that THE Madonna OF
the Hills" lends itself to elaborate
and colorful settings. q surprise win
be sprung In the way of production.
What this surprise In. Mr.. Empey
is not yet ready to divuige.
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''Tho Voice OF Russia"
Many people. men and women. have
gone to Russia and come back during
the last three or four years and what
they have said about conditions there
has always been heralded as being.
1t last. the absolute truth. Their &C.
counts have differed as black from
white, with all the variations of shade
In between, until the public has grown
distrustful of all Of them and has set
tied back upon its prepossessions for
or against bolshsvism. Il
That Is not the part OF wisdom, 30
long AZ these accounts do differ, until
some message comes out OF that mys-
FERROUS land speaking In a voice so
authoritative that there can be no
question Of its truth. Exactly that
kind OF an authoritative voice speaks
in NJ. Alexander Schwartz's book,
The Voice OF Russia which has just
been published by e. p. Dutton 4 Co.
Nobody. no matter what his pre1u-
stark and TRAGIC truth in the story
Mr.. Schwartx tells Of the Journey he
and his wife made last summer and
autumn to Russia to find out for
themselves the facts about conditions
In that country. He was an ardent
believer in communism, ana his wife
was willing TO be convinced. She had
been for years prominent worker
In the Socialist party in this country.
Mr.. Schwartz was a native Of Rus
STA, where he had lived until he was
thirty-five years old. He came to this
country fifteen years ago and has
been an active member Of the Fed
GRAFTON of Labor and an organizer for
the Amaigamated Street Railways Of
America.
He was sure they would find In
Russia happiness and prosperity, the
realization of q perfect democracy.
They went about by themselves q
esosps the euides~who were also
suards-eent with them. talking pri-
yately with people everywhere, In
consequence they were thrown into
prison, Kept there for months, and
when they were finally released,
not knowing what the charages had
been against them. Mrs. Schwartz
died from the effects of hunger
strike which forced her release.
Mr.. schwartz has returned to this
country, broken hearted with the
loss OF his wife, the shattering Of
his ideals. the sudden snatching out
Of HIS life Of all that he had lived