The Daily Worker Newspaper, March 19, 1924, Page 4

Pige Pour THE DAILY WORKER Oil Spawned These Creatures of Capitalism in the U. S. l, D & “ eo < ee o~ Pkg ‘ pm . % 3, . \ wausy Face 4 Lean, i 1 Swen Z. Rosset ” FALL SINCLAIR, McLEAN i DOHENY ZEY. OWEN J. ROBERTS WALS) The it of the sh ‘he took i fall ont wy ls The “Independent” oil magnate] The power behind the throne in| The tired oil prospector whom out of the Administration who made the Teapot famous.| Washington—a man with a| the Democrats held up as the short memory and a long bank model American—before he was account, caught. The Iawyer-confidant of Sin-| The Philadelphia lawyer made HH The “investigator” in quest of clair, ‘whe can lie faster than} “prosecutor” y “Principal” , by Coolidge, the ipal”? run, the his name can ‘ THE DAILY WORKER! Depraved Washington Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO,| Representative G. H. Tinkham, of Massa- McAdoo--Political Influence Pawnbroker M®* WILLIAM GIBBS McADOO,|coal interests as well. Mr. Morse | $200,000 for the services he render- AS WE SEE IT 1640 N. Halsted St., Chicago, Ill. ‘ . wy Me chusetts, republican, charges in a public state- , who has been posing as a pro-|organized the United States Trans-|ed to the Republic Steel & Iro (Phone: Lincoln 7680.) sant that Washington, me ation Capitol, By T. J. O'FLAHERTY. gressive and as a friend of labor,|port Co, and became its president. | poration in paced its fee mi SUBSCRIPTION RATES is a cesspool of vice and corruption having as : has for years been a high-priced | When he resigned his son took his| 6. While the Wilson administration By. nal: ‘ “ C R Some time ago we commented in| Servant in the employ of the biggést| place. This coal corporation had a|in whose cabinet he had served was iene aor eae ses. a wae counterparts in human history, pagan Rome | this column on the micfortune that | °@Pitalist interests, number of coal carrying ships. It | still in office Mr- McAdoo represented 1 gr aa “hangs isc pee waves during the hectic days of Nero and Paris be-|befell a Chicago Tribune correspon- lutions earried by|Seught contracts for the sale and |the Doheny oil interests in Washing- By mail Cin Chicago only): |. onths|fore the great Revolution. dent in being expelled from Moscow shed some light on| delivery of coal to France and Italy.|ton. He represented Doheny before $8.00 per year $4.50..6 months —_— $2.50. .8 months Drunk it on his conviction as an incurable and | Mr. McAdoo’s connections and deats|Mr. McAdoo while secretary of the |the Shipping Board: The California Ada. i Mill abd cake t phacke © runkenness, debauchery, sex ceNse, |inveterate liar. Alittle later the| with the men of Wall’Street whom | treasury negotiated vast loans from fe ee ee ee ee cee graft, political and moral corruption, reign|Mexican Republic, the nearest to|he is supposed to despise. We cite|the government to Italy and France. THE DAILY WORKER ., |supreme in-the shadow of the White House. | Russia in its working class character, | here only a few of the transactions|No sooner had Mr. McAdoo resigned | ministration ended Mr. McAdoo re: 1640 N. Halsted Street Chicago, Mlinols “The police reports,” declared Mr. Tinkham was obliged to apply the tip of the|between Mr. McAdoo and the capi-|from the cabinet than he becamo the |Tesented the Doheny oil interests in FY ty So AMR RETEST a a a mm ERR IR: RS. 2)" discl ivi ae i 1 disint *|boot to the posterior of another Tri-}talists which show plainly the great|lawyer for this Morse Coal Com-|Mexico. For the last named service J. LOUIS ENGDAHL } earectevsnaseson Editors isclose a civic depravity and social disinte-|bune liar, Thus two important|confidence the ginanciers and manu-| pany and acted in the transactions |Mz. McAdoo received a paltry sum WILLIAM F. DUNNE gration under present conditions and laws|countries were not covered by the|facturers have in him in our out of | securing favorable contracts for this |Tanging from $125 to $250,000. Had MORITZ J. LOEB........++++ Business Manager Entered as second-class mail Sept. 21, 1923 at the Post- Office at Chicago, Ill, under the act ‘of March 8, 1879. ape 804 Advertising rates on application. Government and Farmers The Senate has for the past few days been engaged in a debate on sundry farm relief measures. In the course of the discussion sev- eral senators, who have for many years been serving the big anti-union textile and coal in- terests of the South and the big manufactur- ing interests of the North, declared’ that they would fight to the bitter end any attempt to render the farmers‘economic help. Of course, these spokesmen for the employers posed as friends of the farmers and insisted that they were motivated solely by a desire to save the individual initiative of the farmer. They de- elared themselves flatly opposed to all govern- mental “interference” with the farmers. It is rather strange that none of these sena- tors shed a tear about paternalism when big bonuses are granted to corporations. More than that. Not a one of this phalanx that has arrogated to itself the guardianship of the farmers’ individuality protested against the government interfering with the farmer during the war. All one has to do to find out why these senators did not care a straw about the farmers’ initiative during the war and why they are shrieking now about the sanctity of this supposed great American virtue is to ex- which are both appalling and unbelievable.” |°°™espondents of what claims to be | office, corporation with the French and|Mr. McAdoo succeeded in carrying tae sda - the “World’s Greatest Newspaper.”| 1. When he eta: the | Itali ‘out what he undertook to put over This is a capitalist talking, not a radical or} pyer since, the Tribune has lied|treasury he svacded the piss fin Rn ockived in nota tek 'for Doheny in Mexico, he would have even a liberal. eloquently about Russia and Mexico|industry Liberty bond advertise-| sold to France close to $450,000. On |eceived a fee of more than $1,000,- (The congressman declares that there is 800 |#"4 even went to the extent of open-| ments totalling fabulous sums. Upon| the Italian shipments McAdoo, Cot- | 990- per cent more drunkenness in Washington |"%* campaign calling for armed in-/his resignation from office the seme |ton & Franklin received about $350,-| To date Mr. McAdoo is the great- than in Pari d tervention in the latter country. picture interests retained him to the|000 in commissions. The only rea-| et and most expensive pawnbiptker an in Paris and 2,000 per cent more murders eaten: extent of $100,000. te 0 in political influence that this coun- than in London. The people have lost confi-| Now, it happens that capitalist pa- ba his eee ene pee y Employed By Morse in these transactions is to be found | ‘ty has seen tho they stand wit i dence in the government, he declares, and |Prrs even, tho they st nd “ee cach) 2, After Mr, McAdoo resigned as|in the fact that the Morse corpora- respect for the churches who have lost their|the working el ie secretary of the treasury he organ-| ‘ion valued his influence with the own self respect. conipettiste Mali tae ne bra ized the firm of McAdoo, Cotton and usench ‘aud Italian governments, in- FG F z . Franklin, Mr, Cotton had previously | tence which he won as secretary The condition prevailing in Washington is Seed caer end Inte ties been chief counsel for the Unita] | of the treasury at the time when symptomatic of the cancer that is eating the |g; f thei ; States. Shipping Board. One of the | these governments borrowed heav- heart of capitalist society. A ruling class gone |the latter get ltib teal gee és th clients of this law firm was the Vir-| lly from the United States, i Trib in|Sinia Shipbuilding — Corporation.| 4. As secretary of the treasi mad with unearned wealth, riding roughshod Feed an ene a ee 7 | 'This is a company dominated by the| Mr. McAdoo organized the Bure over the liberties of its slaves, forgetting all Hye ewe le _Aribune| same Chas. W. Morse wh don | of Internal R d_ filled that is noble in life in its mad quest for riches | 20%" of, its foreign service. ‘The red by Mr. Daugherty, For | it ot Wamhenm, Ader 0 | fact is, it is very poor and very unreli- | W85 secu! y Mr. Daugherty. For |its positions of prominence, After has turned to debauchery for recreation. Itsjable. ‘The absence of its representa- the services rendered to this Morse | he resigned from the cabinet Mr. filth poisons the social atmosphere and like a |tives in Russia and Mexico placed it|¢oncerm Mr. McAdoo received $50,-| McAdoo became the counsel for the boil on the human body it has burst, throwing at a serious disadvantage with its|000, according to his own admission | Republic Iron and Steel Company off Teapot Dome scandals, Veterans’ Bureau |to give many excuses for the expul-| the United States government wa 9 8:45 Now, the columns of the Chicago company before the same internal Motes taiued” ‘holds yoed ik Warkuatio to. One excuse was that the Tribune |!"2" Company, another Morse con-|ed. There can be no more flagrant |is a very fine system. Of epures,1 rotten edifice the final kick into oblivion, the which hap: reas. sai ieee h 5] | ? 7 What’s In the Teapot: lon, ancient Rome and of the Paris of feudal He apealy cimieanebe tea amine the policies of the government towards Tribune are filled daily with lies Who Owns the rnment and Wha ordered that a bushel of wheat must be sold at scost ‘remote past ‘ot tne taser. 0 Gove ent t Do They Use It For? the manufacturers and financiers to set prices in an editorial of Maseh ah: oaks nearer to the truth by hanging ot increased production of wheat it did not hesi- tell you any tra WHO HAS THE ANSWER TO THESE QUESTIONS? francs on the market. The smaller owners frost explosion to tbe Sime healing Now, the same government speaking for the tottering franc. They are the ones who have |assistance of poor Ramsay MacDon- ike sours engingured aed weban Gr Gaeies oF these questions and all others vital to the interests of the workers. and suggests that these benighted currency at the lowest rates. The loan is an- mand a different policy the government is ap- uestion, says that the French government has Every Day— ¥ revenue board that he had appoint- correspondents were refused permis-|°°™, bad elso hired him at the stip-|case of serving as a pawn broker |don’t always have enough to eat bet which has a very reliable correspon- H ly admits t! i \- 3 daye, Our ralore are so Seeak AON poe ae a ee NO ONE KNOWS UNTIL IT BUBBLES OVER AND ITS FUMES the farmers in war and peace. about revolutions in Soviet Russia. fifty or sixty cents below the prevailing mar-|4nd defender of capitalism is that the em-|is the same old stuff that has been o are the hundreds of Daughertys, Burns and F. alls; tools of the higher quality, namely, brain work. in an editorial of March 18, makes| Wh; i partm: : i the the to suit their own fancies on industrial com- t Rus. y Is It the Police, the De ent o : Justice, Courts and Army the closing of the big Morgan deal. Chis is|around the office of W: tate to demand that the farmers drop all Street explosion to the film peddling DO THEY TEACH iT IN THE SCHOOLS? same capitalist class is calling on the farmers the advance knowledge of the coming loan|#!4 who is trying to save democracy the allied imperialists were to be fed, the gov- g and suggests hat these beniewted| But THE DAILY WORKER Has the Answer!!!!!! nounced. The position of the franc improves. pealing for a greater consumption of wheat Even to the purblind it is plain that it is not [Poincare has abdicated in favor of 2, competitors, therefore it was obliged|$ & witness for Mr. Morse while jin litigation to reduce the tax bill scandals, suicides, murders, treason, and im-|sion of its men from the two re-|ttying him in the. summer of 1923 day. While the pillars are swaying under-|sion to stay in Russia, because they ulated fee of $50,000. in political influence for the ae lif the communists got control I'd rulers who sit on the top have given them-/|dent in Russia in the person of Mr. talist, yet he can write just as STINK IN THE NOSTRILS OF THE WHOLE WORLD. When war was declared against Germany - ‘ The Science of Swindle Even the Tribune editors fear to put ket price. \While it was regulating downward |Ployer, the banker, the big business man has|furnished by the stool pigeons and money trust, the oil trust, the steel trust and the other masters of The $100,000,000 loan to France has en-|the claim that more truth about Rus- ‘ eye 13 ‘s hatities. ‘Tho fabulous. yeohte cotind by. the are used to kill and jail working people who organize to better their a typical case of the intense capitalist brain|Burns in Washington, the world’s plans for diversification and for rotation of and the poor workers and farmers are the |stft- 0 ears IS IT PRINTED IN THE CAPITALIST DAILIES? to practice diversification in order to stave off and know of its buoyant effect on the ex- in Burope, the Chicago Tribune on ernment waged a vigorous campaign to reduce government than ‘the Filipinos. |THE DAILY WORKER, Fighting, Every Day for the I ‘ nter These Shylocks of international capitalist : Bie y ests of the at home. Poincare has abdicated in favor of J. of this corporation. Mr. McAdoo moralities. publics. 2 While on the witness stand Mr. Mc. neath the structure of capitalism; while the | Would not allow their dispatches to be 8. Mr. McAdoo not only sold his| manufacturing interests than this|have to give up what I haven't got selves away to Bacchanalian festivals remind-|Mackenzie. He writes freely and and bootleg liquor that they cannot even see |5°¢s At. What Happens Every Day in the Year, Year in and Year Out, the government immediately issued a ukase them on the front pages, so they the price of wheat to be received by the| larger income than the worker or farmer|©24tist emigres for the past seven ‘America? abled the international bankers to clean up|‘! ca” be learned in Berlin than in capitalists during the war are known to all. position while these same instruments of government are used to pro- contribution to industry. champion liar. That gentleman will crops. The interests of the capitalist class then heey ; eaviest losers by it. Then, they arrange a While the liberal weeklies are hol- CAN YOU FIND OUT AT THE MOVIES? their own ruin. change status of the franc. These bank yee rpmpay Meda Sa the domestic consumption of wheat. Now, does not say so in as many words of Work. seit orker— finance clean up millions of dollars, perhaps |“The Downfall of European Demo- 4! Thus has the government toyed with the th feelinte’ bat e capitalis eing overburdened wit! P. Morgan who will not take up his ‘. : : Pips * s excess of gray matter devetoping Nada shor residence in Paris, having too many THE DAILY WORKER, Informing, Educating, Inspiring and Leading then appeared in behalf of this steel The old saying that “Nero fiddled while pled git Me Gey ee ee The Poor Fish Says: Capitallam workers everywhere are preparing to give the censored. But this hokum was nailed | fluence to shipping interests but to instance. Mr. McAdoo received which would be very un-American. ing one of the days preceding the fall of Baby- ceeeeny Sbovs Vie eaviey evens the writing on the wall. in the cesspools of the American capitalist capitol? fixing the price of wheat. The government . 0 send P One of the stock arguments of the apologist |*"° senerally MA sway oie farmer, the government gave a free hand to|because his contribution to industry is ‘of |¥¢*"'° en SO) ee millions on the rise of the franc subsequent to Maree ip te teak he oe When it suited our ruling class to call for tect the super-crooks in their huge thefts? First, the big bankers dump millions of nai’ eticet es Stbte. saete saan demanded the maximum production of wheat. loan for the government to help prop up the |lering for volunteers to come to the Schools, the Plute Press, the Movies, Exist Only to Lie About During the war when our capitalist inter- torial sneer at European democracy soon buy up large quantities of depreciated that the interests of the capitalist class de- course, ‘The editorial is entitled : at least as much at times as the whole loan in|<racy,’ | Jt is worth reading. | It) HIE DAILY WORKER, Exposing the Enemies of the Working Class, fate and security of the farmers. When the market conditions were favorable to a higher price for wheat our capitalists forgot about| has created these millions added to their bank pean sence which ts Pn the workers to intelligent and determined action for their own best paternalism, interference with private initia-| accounts. It is clear that it is only their con-|ica. He is living on his now interests— trol of the means of production and ex-|and communicates with all his sub- change, of international credit facilities, that|J¢*t Peoples by wireless. ee m Ragen —_ to clean up in this| Poincare is the nominal ruler of Is the Only Daily Newspaper Self-Respecting Workers Can Read! ashion. ese millions of profits are not France. M is th ruler, market is unfavorable for our farmers, the ecg sone sf the fiabe onek of the Has For one hundred milion ietare the MAKE SURE YOU GET IT EVERY DAY, government is zealously concerned with the ankers, but simply represent Pgeseg erp ond cee Mey individuality of our bankrupt rural masseg and | money robbed from the workers and faxtaaen, pom saat tine dota fits: SUBSCRIBE refuses to help them because that would mean| in the last resort, the producers, and added to|Italy, Spain, Hungary, Russia, are , the unholy, un-American price fixing, govern-| the fortunes of the exploiters. It is only the|T™led by diciators. Nobody rules in| SUBSCRIPTION THE DAILY WORK We y ment interference. intricacies of the capitalist system that com- hepa 4 9 poate Lipa RATES: | ER, | As long as the government of the United|Plicate the procedure and tend to hide thel\e ine Gavhar socistieta whe ace 1640 N. HALSTED ST., States is owned and controlled by the indus-|Teal nature of such operations which are only|now kicked out. The ‘ebune’ ON arson | Chi mm. trial and financial magnates, by the capitalist|@ highly complex form of swindling the |interesting comment to make on the] OUTSIDE CHICAGO icago, i | tive and the sacred American characteristic of individual incentive. The government did not then hesitate to fix agricultural prices and fix them downward. Today, when the world ‘aeeetieneticmstaniontioi oni aio DT rere class, the farmers will be accorded no other | masses out of more of their produce. Dawes commission. You may re-| 4 year ........$6.00 : alakmant. i ‘ member Robt, Minors cartaon ie el’ @ Scathe $3.80 | Enclosed please find $reccccmeenen £OPenucnnee-months’ subscription | to THE DAILY WORKER. “Masses gird for war against Soviet ” ting the D: commiasit 3 months....$2.00 Army of Occupation in the Philippines is|“Hundreds of thousandg flock to join Com- re M ‘ NAME: shown holding his grandchild in his arms.|munist Party of Russia” reads ey dis. Cecchi ever" Gomam tent apogee | ‘ ' This is to prove that he is a human being, of}/patch from the Soviet Capital. Then comes Tere BY MAIL— STREET: course. He looks as humane as a hungry] “China recognizes Soviet Republic.” It looks} 'MPEACH COOLIDGE! poscee rag a4 Mas General Leonard Wood of the American crocodile, His son was Ing ready to come!bad for—the “Trib.” WITH DAUGE ‘ to the U. 8. to answer c es of making free Ss-aeeennttnanennenmenrssmananentatnnrsnanssnsetnanseaaneasmerrnssseesssiee STATE f.csee Join the Workers Party, : No Souttling of OU Probe, robe, SS with his official position to play Wall Street. ‘ Rr vieeihcetsenaaadeteciepacenines teat j | } |