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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13
WORLD is IN HELLUVA
FIX WITH REVOLT, WAR
AND PILLAGE POPPING

ALLAHA5AD, India, Sept. 12S-
Fifteen persons have been killed in
rioting between Hindoos and Mo-
hammedans within the past "a
hours. The police are in full con-
troll today. Part of the Hindu quart
err was burned.
ATHENS, Sept. ~. - Generals
Tseroulis and Encyclopedias were
arrested today on a charge Of at
tempting to foment a military re-
volt to overthrow the present
regime.
MILAN, Italy, Sept. 12.-Armando
Casalinl, a Fascist member of the
Chamber Of Deputies, was shot and
MORALLY wounded by private
guard on his villa estate today.
He was shot by Giovanni corvi,
a worker, who, when arrested, told
the fascist mIltiamen that he had
fired upon casalinl to avenge the
late Gacomo Matteotti, murdered
by Mussollni's black shirts.
casalini died without regaInna
consciousness.
MADRID, Sept. 12.- Ex-Minister
Ossorio Gamjardo was imprisoned
today at the disposition of the mill
tary courts for spreading rumors
prejudiciaI to the discipline Of the
army.
CAIRO, Egypt, Sept. 12.-Wahabi
(Arab) tribesmen who are on the
warpath against Trans-Jordania,
Hediaz, and Irak, have captured, pill
LACED and burned the town of Taft,
according to word received here to-
day. 1t had 10000 population.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13
HARD TO SWALLOW,
YET IT'S A DARNED
GOOD FISH STORY
(specIaI 10 the Daily WorkerN

Especial to the Daily Worker.)
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 12.-
Capturing wild sea elephants,
strange beasts said to weight them
selves by swallowing rocks when
they wish to descend to the levels
Of the ocean to feed, is an exciting
sport, according to United States
naval reservists who returned here
today from a trip to Mexican wat
ers.
Four of the elephants were cap
tured in huge nets by the navy men
off the Guadalupe Islands south Of
San Diego, Calf, one of the sea
creatures will be shipped to New
York City for exhibition.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13
State Labor Body
Decides Against
Aid for the Jobless
CONTINUED from page y

ganize internationally to combat the
employers and exploiters of labor.
Dictatorship of Workers.
"You may be against Russia because
it is a dictatorship, but it is dicta-
torship of the working class. Did not
the United States government recog-
nize the capitalist dictatorship of
Italy, Spain and Poland.
1--WE have dictatorship of CAPT
talism in our own country. An example
of this is to be found in the steel in
dustry where one man, Judge Ebert
H. Gary, dictates how thousands of
exploited steel workers shall live"
Corbishley told how the miners Of
Ziegler had the spirit Of international,
solidarity. He told how they had been
shipping mining tools and supplies to-
their fellow miners in Russia, who be-
cause of their suffering during the
world war are badly impoverished.
Tells of Persecution.
Corbishley recounted the history of
persecution of the workers Of Russia
by the imperialist Gear. He related
their sufferings during the world war
and afterwards, thru civil war and
famine, and blockade by foreign CAPT
talist nations including the United
States. "And on top Of that" Corbish-
ley declared, "the convention Of work
ers here is asked by the resolutions
committee to ignore the only working
class government in the world.
"We, as working men and women,
and as trade unionists, should extend
a fraternal hand to the working class
government Of Soviet Russia when
capitalist governments are trying to
strangle the workers there and put
Gear back on the throne. If Russia has
a better form Of government, should
we even be afraid to investigate it?
We don't expect the Morgans and
Rockefellers to favor recognition of
the workers and farmers republic,
but we expect labor body such as
this to favor recognition. There is no
room there for the capitalists"
Postal Clerk for Russia.
Delegated William F. Stelzer, Local
No. 1, of the National Federation of
Post Office Clerks, declared in favor
Of recognition of Soviet Russia.
"Just because we don't agree with
their ideas are we going to be against
them and try to keep their people
dOxvr 90 he ocIrad ap,,ec;o hos Ioo,,
satisfied with her form of government
for six years now and it seems to me
we ought to allow her to have the
form of government the people there
have indorsed."
Not one person voted, spoke against
recognition. Altho 255 voted in favor
of the committees report against the
recognition resolution, not one out
Of those 255 stood on his feet and gave
a single reason against Soviet Russian
recognition.
Anton Johannsen told the DAILY
WORKER he is for recognition of
Soviet Russia because he believes in
freedom Of the peoples Of each coun-
try to determine its own form of gov
eminent.
The resolutions offered on unem-
ployment demanded immediate for
nation Of unemployment councils,
the calling Of conferences to devise I'M
employment relief, especially for the
miners, agitation for unemployment
BENEFITS, to be paid by the state and
demands that the industry take care
OF its own unemployed. None OF these
recommendation were indorsed by
the convention.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13
Signatures


Signatures Signatures
Candidate obtained necessary
Ma. f-Gordon Owens
No. 4-Joseph Podkush
No. b-Harry Epstein $40
No.. 6-Frank PelsgrIno $40
No. 7-sam HammersmRrk ....-.-f4oo
No. s-esorge Maurer 415
No. e-Jack w. Johnstone~ 700
Presidential Electors (Foster- Gtlow
electors) Illinois State
s.-... -.... . .14Ib
Stacking
petitions
q Communist candidates the ballot
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13
WORKERS PARTY STREET MEET
lNGS IN CHICAGO

Saturdayg sept. 18TH.
North Ave. g. Orchard st.--auspices Ger.
n-Hungarian branches. Speakers
John Edwards, II. Cannes, r. Buckley.
Hath Pl and Michigan--auspices Pull
man branches. Speakers, NJ. Shacht-
man, and others.
3oth & State Sts.--auspices So. Side br
Speakers, Gordon owens, Jos. Marley.
Division and Washtenaw--auspices N. w
Jewish branch. Speakers, Gometz, p,
Herd. and Jewish comrade.
Roosevelt & st. Louls--auspices ID. r.
Jewish branch. Speakers, ID. Farley
Dozenberg, SiegeL
Milwaukee q Paulina-auspices Polish
branch. Speakers. Mauer, and Polish
comrade.
Sunday Evenlng-Sept. ~.
Washington Park "open Forum"-Spoaikef
for Workers Party-D. Il. Early.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13
Eakers Elon For Eaker-

SPRINGFIELD Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE
The Ohio Federation of Labor here to-
day endorsed the candidates. of SEN
ator Robert NJ LaFollette for presi.
dent, and Senator Burton X. Wheeler
for vice-president.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13
Four Days to Go! Put the Candidates Over!


DEPoRTs from the districts that members will be
IN day put
Workers Party candidate Illinois
hut petitions
time September is rolls
FosterGow
Congressional candidates ballot strong put
in for few extra days sufficient for those
lack the required number is.
comrade Bill English is setting
ing example
Job number Of He
turned going
Maplewood
Y. W. L. turned In yesterday
italian
Douglas Park jewish Mid
City English others membership
Sunday getting signatures eoodbut
sunaturesI
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-13

NoTlcEI CLEVELAND REApERsl
The DAILY WORKER is sold daily
at Schroeder's News Stand on E. su-
perior, opposite the Post Office.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

gree is explained by the writing of a great Saint thousands of years ago, when he said, He shining. everything else shines; through His light all th.s is manifest" This explains the sun, nature, all world and every human being. who one and all carry the spark of His divine fire and light. The amount of light we give out de- bends entirely upon the care and de vation with which We tend and feed the flame which burns always uaoa the altar of the human heart. Tint fire or spirit. born of the spark of Gods own radiance. rises purer and stronger as we heap upon the flame all the dress and refuse of material ism. of egotism, unkind thought and actions and all human attributes which make for stihing and damp ening the light. Only when all the hindranees Co light are consumed upon the hearts high altar, will our light shine out even as the sun. Then and always will you be recognized by your fellow humans as the child ren of light and love.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
THE CHURCH CORNER
Children of Light

There are none of us l am sure who have not known among their friends, acquaiatanees and human beings in general. certain ones who have given us the impression of con taining within themselves some unex- plainable force of which we are made more or less acuteiy aware in our contacts with them.
 According to our ability to think and reason we come Co various con clusions regarding this power or force. Unless we are really knowers, and very few of us are. we usually sum up this dimly perceived force under the hackneyed word "person- ality" and are satisfied that that GOV CTS the whole ground. Well perhaps that might answer if we only wanted to differeutiate between John Jones and Thomas Smith, but if We want to know from what source. what base | this force comes which emanates con- spicuously from John Jones and ! Thomas Smith and in more or less \ degree from every human soul, then must we study and analyze the 1 characteristics of those with whom we have relations. and the nature of this force which all more or less emit.
 Let us think first of the two com mandments given us concerning this light or force. and then consider the
 base. the qualities, the power Of this emanation. The commandments are Be ye therefor children of light. and again Let your light so shine | among men that they may see your good work and glorify your Father | in Heaven
 1T we are to he and show ourselves | children or disciples of certain power, we should know of what that power consists. We know the light of all the material world Is the sun. We know a world suddenly and for all time de- ! prived of the sun. would speedily fall into A state of chaos and disease. We | know too the mind deprived Of the | light of reason also falls into dark neSs and disease. Similarly the soul of human being is healthy or un- healthy according Co the light or lack l of light in which it dwells and this | light of the soul, or spirit, is the great light from which all others draw their power: it Is the Light of God, of Love.
 If we ask the greatest scientists the | origin of the suns heat and light, all they can do for us 1t to discourse upon it's density. distance. diameter and the other bodies to which it is the source of light and heat, but of l it's own source and origin all are si- lent, all save those who possess the eye of faith and Co them God alone Is the source and from Him emanates all Light He Is the source of all things diseernable in all worlds. Ma ture, color, music, life in every de-
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
If Back Hurts
 Flush Kidneys
Drink Plenty Of Water and Take Glass Of Salts Before Break
 fact Occasionally

When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore. don't get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean. by flushing them with a mild. harmless salts which helps to remove the body's urinous waste and stimulate them to their normal activity.
 The function of the kidneys is tc filter the blood In 2+ hours they strain from il so grains of acid and waste so we can readily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys active
 Drink lots of good water-you cant drink too much; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces of lad Salts Take a tablespoonful in a glas. of water before breakfast each morn ing for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia. and has been used for years to help clear and stimulate clogged kidneys; also te neuiralize the acids in the system sc they are no longer source of irrita. ton. thus often relieving bladder weak. ness.
 lad Salts in inexpensive: can not ii,. iufe; makes a delightful efferveseent li;hia-water drink which everyone should take now and then 10 help keep thciI kidueys clean and active Try this: also keep up the water drinking. and nc douH you will wonder what became oi ynnr kidney trouble and backaehe. B, all means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
TO
 THE EDITOR
Common Sense and Br.ss Tseks"

Common Sense and Brass Taeks" To the Editor of The Putnam Patriot.
 Dear sir:-Shsdes of the Green Mountain Boysl They had common sense but they gave their lives to found a new state where they hoped men could live with religious free dom and freedom from an unjust tax.
 George Washington had the lead ership for cause. which made men suffer and die. but from their sacrifice a nation was born. Many doubtless thought at Valley Forge that he lacked common sense.
 Abraham Lincoln the great leader of what the Republican party was then. had common sense, but he also had the vision of driving from this land the curse of slavery.
 Grover Cleveland had infinite com mon sense but he believed that pub lic office was a public trust" Theo- dore Roosevelt had common sense, but he also believed in common honesty. Woodrow Wilson had com. mon sense. but he also had a world vision of the time when wars should cease. because no nation would be- SotHe ho rsihhu an " V attH eNts " wall around itself and only let 1t down for trade or traffic.
 The leadership of Washington, the vision of Lincoln, the high ideal of public office of Grover Cleveland, the common honesty of Theodore Roosevelt. the world vision of Wood row Wilson are what we need now. A time in our history when robbery in public life Is treated as a mere in- eident, law breaking as a thing to be cond0ned or laughed at. and our own selfish ends mean more to us than the welfare of the race.
 We need a leader and we have one ia John w. Davis.
 MARGARET (. JILL.
 Woodstock, Conn, Sept. IS. 1924.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

time, and now l am doing all my own work, even washing and ironing, and never felt better in my life. tell all my friends that the change m my health is due to but one thing and that t. Iydi1 F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cannot praise itenough. "-lifs. AEaIE YoUNG. l6 Amherst St., Charleston, sc.
 The reason for such letter from Mrs. Young is apparent. She got well and is grateful. Recently nationwide canvass of women purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was made, and 98 out of loo reported that they received benefit from taking it.
 Just because the Vegetable Compound has been helping other women is good reason why it should help you For sale by druggists everywhere.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

NNt h. ftfHh VI t.ftt - myself around and did not have energy 'enough Go get up when l sat down. l read advertisements of Lydia E. Pink ham $ We getable Compound in your books and learned aboutit it. l got benefit from the very first bottle. ] continued 'fn take f. f1r eor.,e
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
Ryan Only Witness

American population increased practically 2,0O0 GOO in 1923. In the latter half of the year. we grew L. l22,000. Immigration contributed sos. .000 and the excess of births over deaths 6i7,000. Without the immigra- ton factor the United States is in creasing to the extent of about .23i.. GOO a wear.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

supplies are constant. What it costs to install how much to operate.
 A word about depcndahility. Today every modern ocean liner. warship- many locomotives are oil-burners. Oil has withstood the most exhaustive tests of worlds experts. So it has passed the experimental stage.
 Coal can not be relied upon. For a coal furnace requires constant atten- ton. But oil heat is simple, eeonom- ical- automatic.
 1t operates automatically When cold weather comes. start your kleen-Hect. Set the thermostat in the living room to the temperature you wish. After that Kleen-Heet will de- liver to every room of the house, the exact degree of heat you want. with out further attention. And you can depend upon it.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

Tax Exempt in Connecticut Exempt from Federal
 Income Taxes
 S50,000 City of
 New Britain
 4So Water Bonds Due serially Aug. 192S-44, at prices to yield 3.s0 according to maturity. These bonds are a legal investment for Connecticut Savings Banks and Trust Funds, and are ready for immediate delivery.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
MRS. YOUNG
 ENTHUSIASTIC
Cannot Praise Lydia E. Pinkaam's Vegetable Compound Enough. Sick
 Women Read This Letter

Charleston, s. C.-'I was cor7pint, ' rundown and not able Co do my house.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
Mail the Coupon

Mail the coupon now. It will bring an outline of prices and siscs. It tells whether your present. plant is adaptable. and approximate sise you will need Get the facts
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
What Kleen-Iicef saees

When your tank needs rctilling. swift truck drives to the curb. A hose is attached and in few minutes your oil is pumped in. Clean, quick, efii- cient. No more dirt and soot, no trampled lawns from coal deliveries.
 You rid yourself of ashes. the ex- pense of moving them. You save an average of SIC to $40 a month by firing the furnace man. He's not needed. If you do this work yourself, surely your own time is worth as much.
 You save the expense of cleaning walls and upholsteries. Oil heat is clean heat.
 Find out about prices and terms Fill in and mail the coupon for spe- cific information about the burner ,o,r house needs. We will give you actual costs and figures.
 But remember. in justice to your- self, buy no oil l-burner until you at least see what Kleen-Hcet has to offer.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

Look for these five things When sou consider any
 osi-bnrncr
 1 Simplicity of Mechanism U -kleen. fieet has fewer r~sss thsa any other autosuafiV eii- burner on the rnsskst. Ncsh- tux complicated tc % wrong and cause annoyance .. Woua- particularly appreciate this relnt. is ssassi, susesnzfs<. Proved Performanee- / klsen.ftees s- not . thecress. cal tyre of oil.turnsr h~sar tested cus ss the exrsuss ct the people who buy th<m.
 klesn-ilees has proved iu rsrtcrmznee with shsu.snds of eset.. under all conditions of use and weather
 2 Installation and Service We arc ea,-irrcdt tc render the iocfs service we x,sassn- tee ous user. ss all times.
 You are doing husiaes. with responsible sisssrihus0s that .sll be here assf year. and the year after thaa Service xs hours a day - all year sreand-ths eatire heating ssesoas Ihls point sanaes too strongly se considered. 4 The Right Burncr for You --klesn Hses builds the wii. est range cf hurnsfs in the ustkef Thas we have the sssst tyre needed ter your requirements. You do not ses the nearest shiag ws'se sas" e wkat ssn nesd. fcu set the [ .%st installation. S The Comfany Behind it The Company kehind kiesn. .Hsst ss one of the .sid. estin the oslshufnss industry. ssisd. dependable. sxresi- enssd. strongly hnsased.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

The cost of operating kleen-Heet Is low. IL is equivalent to burning hard
 coal. Many have found 1t less eNpen- sive. There is no costly upkeep or maintenance. Every drop of oil biuns unlike slate. slag and elinkers in coal.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19

You simply light the burner at the begin ming of cold weather ehat is ail-in this modern way of heat- ing. Set the thcrmostat at any temperature re- aairei; and get it. 24 hours a day. pithaIt farshes thought or bother
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
Find out NOqv
 about oil heat T x1-
winter is just around the corner

Here expert advice by heating authority This your natural questions. Tells of the simplest oburner made, offered at new low prices suit all needs
 K. EATON. Member A ef IL nd !.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
By BYRON K. EA'

HERE, briefly, are the facts about 4 Il oil heat told in non-technieal language. This answers the questions in the minds of all who are consid- ering oil heat for their homes.
 And here, too, is word of advice. No matter what oilburner you even tually buy, buy none until you at least see what Kleen-Hect offers.
 See all oil-burners, if you will. Compare facts, not claims. Consider performance, proved by years of use not experiments, promises.
 kleen-Heet is made by the largest and oldest manufacturer of automatic oil-burners. It is made in a variety of styles and sises-a burner to fit every exact requirement.. It embodies six exclusive features found in no other oil-burner. ltoperates silently, in itself an esclusive feature. And
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
What you Want
 to kno.p:

The prospective buyer of oil heat will ask about de- pcndability. He will want to know if it can be re- lied upon. He willwantto know how it is installed how operated. If oil
The Dolores star., 1924-11-28
Retard Spark to a Low
Point Before Starting

Every owner operating Il car bear
ing battery ignition should always re-
tard the spark to low point before
attempting to operate the starting mo-
tor" says the director Of motor serv-
fee station. otherwise. backfire Is
liable to occur, resulting iI either a
broken engine arm or u damaged start
ing motor bracket. Drivers of ears of
this type should also throw out the
clutch before connecting the starting
motor switch. When the clutch Is
thrown out. the transmission load is
released, which, during the cold pc
riod. is an Important factor In the life
Of the battery and the successful op-
GRAFTON Of the starting motor. No car
should ever be started with the clutch
engaged"
The Dolores star., 1924-11-28
To Prevent "Hot Box"
Watch Wheel Bearings

A cracking sound coming from the
hub indicates something wrong in the
wheel bearings. Unless this is prompt
ly attended to burnt-up wheel bear
ing may result and there is danger of
what drivers call hot box" which
is likely to- lock the wheel on to the
axle or burn the axle in half, permit
ting the wheel to roll Off Imagine
what would happen If this should oc-
cur on down grade with a heavily
loaded truck. When this cracking
sound from the hub becomes audible
the driver should put his hand on the
hub and IL he finds 1t hot he should
carefully examine the bearings. Prob
ably he will find Il couple of the roll
ers cracked or broken. If this Is so
he should drive slowly and carefully
to the nearest place where they can
be replaced.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-28
Hints Worth Remembering
in Care of Motor Cars

Most engine ills are caused by dirt
and improper fabrication. Good oil
should be purchased from reliable
concern and used regularly. II the
engine is kept clean any leak in the
iubricating system can be detected at
once. This is but one of the many
reasons why an engine should be kept
scrupulously clean.
Allow the rain curtains TO dry un-
fastened. This will enable them to
shrink little. thus assuring II better
fit when they are fastened on again.
Undolng the lower fasteners will
suffice.
A car that Is very frequently washed
requires considerable attention to the
matter of spring fabrication. The
springs will sometimes receive more
water during a washing than during q
run In the rain.
There should be sufficient lighting
in every private garage TO enable the
driver to see whether the ammeter
registers neither charge nor discharge
when the cars lights are switched OF
and the engine stopped. Use flash
light II necessary. Should the gener-
ator cut-out points stick together cur
rent from the battery would discharge
back into the generator with cOnse-
auent damage to both units. You
can't be sure about this II you always
leave the car In total darkness after
switching off Its own lights.