The Daily Worker Newspaper, March 22, 1924, Page 3

{ Saturday, March 22; 1924 THE DAILY WORKER Page Three MORGAN LOAN IS |Workers Party Demands Race Equality While Sleek Sanhedrin PROP 10 FRENCH Leaders Betray Negro Workers FEAR ‘DAILY’ BOTH! aren: tmprisoned in |f nici st PROTESTANT AND). 22% Jaz Submarine): Os Bs Dairy and Poultry One of the correspondents of a TOKIO, Japan, March 21,—Hope Sette: AS WE SEE IT By T. J. O'FLAHERTY. Seetostotestoet a “Herald” * ll known news agency who was |for the 14 officers and men impris- |+ Commune era. Not one representative of labor or the farm was on the| We | , nares |S ; STEEL MONOPOLY executive committee at the Sanhedrin Conference which pre- petite tke of anh fe Sere mE re er ad, ean ¢ to Be ‘ Established ree tended to represent the Race which is composed of 98 per cent Bekdgaport, Conn. to glut the curl: abandoned today. $ in SovietRussia Me osity 0: e capitalist press readers * ’ e icate with | Reconstruction Graft Is|° bers the apd felon ee pointed out in reporting the con- with He. Sterna of news about the Subscribers’ Wives Full tee gh reap Takis sg ti tah 4 Our delegates are al- tt zi ‘ » circus, which now starts on its H rigged between the submarine and|# ready in Russia to arrange To Be Financed gress, the carrying out of the Sanhedrin’s program for the yearly round to amuse the Ameri- Of Strange Fancies salvage! ghips havwsiieeh Meaitioan. 12 rh y henidiesi ie s rie. “Mh elimination of the color line in labor unions was left to the can Beople, The Brite association ee ee Ms Bet ae wend ken: Gana bees |B or a suitable es 6 By LELAND OLDS business, | advises its clients that the corres-} To e $. Your | ates ‘ Pies Seaniel 4 . (Federated Press Industrial Editor) St eaai eee aceon eth fining the Negro tenant to @ given|nondent will supply them with | paper is the best labor paper in the| Within the submarine’s hulk since $ The first group expected district-and charging him from twen-|“gpringtime stories, with nothing of | English language. It beats every- 7:40 p. m. Wednesday when divers ty per cent more to twice as much oil alee or investigation: in thine in the: tne of a paper that heard a cry of Hurry, hurry, it is f : 3 as is paid for similar residence by|them The capitalist press, tho|I have seen yet. For years I was diMcult to breathe. Qualified comrades ° The Negro labor and farmer dele-|White persons. THE NEGRO HAD compelled to publish the news break-|a constant reader of the New York} A. . telephone connection was im- all trades may join now. gates to the Sanhedrin declared after TO GIVE UP THAT DEMAND IN ing with such fury around the heads|Call and I thought nothing could | Mediately established with the tele- it |/DEFFERENCH TO THE NEGRO of’ the Coolidge cabinet in Washing-| surpass it, but you birds beat it|Phone system of the submarine but to leave soon. Support of the present reactionary | the capitalist government at : government of France in an emer- Washington. gency which threatened wide-spread ‘$ unemployment and radical labor ac- tivity is the real object back of the Morgan $100,000,000 loan. J. P. Sei the conference that they were no For detailed information ‘i REAL ESTATE MEN.” it has brought v & i i discouraged. ton, does so reluctantly so when an-j|a thousand ways. ight no answer. % call or write to Secretary, He ro Siero fb AR The “pointed out that not only Workers Party Steps In. other circus shows up, they trot| In the first place The DAILY RPONET Ig es wf ¥ French steel trust. This corporation| 88 the Sanhedrin forced to con-} While this evasion of the clamor|along and try to switch interest to |WORKER carries a different line of Fear for John’s Heart. z S. MILLER, has received a large part of the mon- ir the labor question, but also that |of the 98 per cent of the Negro race|the most inocuous. goods to what the Call used to ped-| ORMOND BEACH, Fila, March + 1948 N..Glavamont Ave ey from the French loans which have | it brought before the Race that the|—who are workers—for a deter- + S26 dle, It is only after one has read|21.—John D. Rockefeller is recov-|% 7 NS ”. basis of race discrimination is an {mined stand for better conditions was} Much fuss was created in St. Jo- economic one, ‘and that the only hope|being carried on by the ambitious|seph, Mich., by Daugherty’s agents for the oppressed Negro workers and j and sleek rich men of the race, there | during the Communist trial, about an tenant farmers is thru solidarity | was one party which was standing by | alleged sum of money received by so seriously inflated the currency. French Bankers to’ Blame The fall of the franc is not due The DAILY WORKER a few times|ering slowly today from the shock hat one begins to realize the vast|—as golfers may well realize—of ifference, What I like about your| sinking a 21-foot putt for a par paper most of all is ‘ita straight-| three on the local course during Chicago. Tel. Armitage 5776. Sete $ oe eeetenenoocecteteesedodneece to foreign speculators with malicious | with pe Nid bipea farmers and work- anes in ringing oe rallying ee thes scents to carry on propaganda, | forwardness. his game yesterday. LKAKKANAKKAKA KANNAN intent as the propagandists of inter-|ers of other races. workers against their false and self- the object of taking this. gov- Straight f: the Shoulder. national capital would have us be- Sanhedrin Betrays Race. ish leaders. The Workers Party, at|ernment out of the hands of the Tons graye feet poring rane bushi: Spring Snow In Chicago. SLIP COVERS lieve but is due to the policy of the} The DAILY WORKER explained |its recent convention, passed a reso-| oil grafters, While Attorney Gen- Tties eibalats totem: the-aboul: Several inches of snow blanketed Including Labor *and Material French bankers who by huge loansjin reporting the Sanhedrin Confer-|lution which was officially incorpo-|eral Daugherty was busy trying to | ¥°U e) Davenport - - $9.50 ] * Chicago on the second day of have vastly increased the amount of jence, “Dean Miller comes from anjrated into its platform, for absolute |frame the Communists in Michigan, Seer ce tiead Rati cent Snow continued to fall aie by currency in circulation. The fall of jinstitution subsidized by the republi-| equality among the races. ‘ it appears from the evidence present- | unists, and very much 80, before | Weather forecasters today said he 15 a. eal $5.50 the franc will be permanently arrest-|can administration. The real estate| “The twelve million Negroes in the |ed at the D. of J. probe in. Wash- I became a reader WY The DAILY | ¢*Pected it to continue thruout the Satisfaction Absolutely ed only by halting the loans of pri-j|men GAIN BY THE POLICY OF United States constitute an oppressed |ington, that the famous friend of WORKER. I, with thousands of | ay- Guaranteed vate banks, especially those to build-|SEGREGATION. The business in-|race, and as such they require and |law and order was engaged in pro- others, blamed’ you people for split- | SHHHOSooroconroronnngne NAAN ing contractors for reconstruction |terests generally gain by the policy|demand special attention,” the reso-|tecting criminals and sharing in the |° a p Also a wonderful selection of ferpenee And the object of thiz Mor-|of segregation. lution declares. “The workers of the | proceeds of their energetic looting Ene Sy i ocean te, peaehad hg & Dress Up-to-Date lmported Coverings at a tre- gan loan is to prevent a complete} “The Urban Leagues that act as|white race must be enlightened to|o¢ the United States resources, We ne pipe hi. Nav the whale ching Rimi ; medots reduction due te our stoppage of work as a result. i. wide experience in the making of Covers, enabling us to give you superior quality. Save 30% on your Automobile covers. Order direct from— GOLLIN BROS. Formerly With Mandel Bros. UPHOLSTERING done in your own home very reasonable. 6006 SO. KOMENSKY AVE, Call REPUBLIC 3788 \ a. Se venture to say that the farmers of These conclusions are based on an|!tge, Negro urban centers are as/ participation in all forms of the po-| Berrien county, who were called on analysis of the loan by the Alexan-|Teactionary as any white chamber |litical and industrial organization of | to pay the costs of the trials are tap But how could it der Hamilton institute, one of the!9f commerce. They are against la-|the working class. The elimination having a hearty chuckle now. They | 20% SP! it pe 7 ea. i leading economic institutions of the | vot organization, and against aggres-|of all race discrimination within the refused, of course, to be saddled be, when the yellow traitors w country. Under the leadership of :*ive racial action that might offend|working class movement is prelimi-| with the expense of the trials after controlled the Socialist Party - Jeremiah Jenks the institute is siaze- )their white capitalist friends. nary to its eliminatiom in society as|p of J. dicks promised that the ex- lied and misled the rank and file, ly associated with the inside of big ‘Segregation into ‘Black Belt’ dis-|a whole. penses would be paid by outside had followers like me who fell for business. jiciets is one of the most vital issues) “The Workers Party pledges itself | sources, Who paid the bill ‘Were | their bunk? 40, 000,000, ‘Lefore the Race at the Sanhedrin.|to strive, for the following ends: they paid from the proceeds of the However, I will do my best to ,000 Paper France. |1 ‘owded into the worst|Abolition of all discrimination | ¢; make up for lost time. I am do- The institute proceeds to point out! oats of che cit : oil and Booze e ar ing my best to get subscribers for open shop employment agencies in|the giving of pb eas and equal eerie ie me and. aap thing I am sorry for is, that it was J. KAPLAN MADE-TO-ORDER SUIT OR OVERCOAT $ $40.00 and Up : $ He will do your cleaning and repairing at moderate prices. J. KAPLAN Expert Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailors 3546 ARMITAGE AVE. ~~. n iparts of the cities and they are com-|against the Negro in housing; equal 8 that the policy of French banks has|pelled to pay exorbitant rents—|wages to Negroes; equal rights of The New York east conference of | VOUT Paper. I work three nights Phoné Albany 9400 increased the number of francs out-!atove the rates charged the whites. |the Negroes to membership in trades the Methodist Episcopal church does calling on friends who are members Work Called for and Delivered ¢ (8 standing to over 40,000,000,000 with |e puor people who are gouged by|unions; complete restoration of the not know whether or not it should |oT former members of the Socialist |S pnaggoqaoereepogccdtnrted poe mare steelers cd gern eng rent hogs are crying out against Tight wand en = jeri right tol favor another war. Several speak- ag By ae ent hee ee to GRIGER & NOVAK ra: n predicting the nd Of! the policy of segregation. But there |hold political office; the right to as- * * Ae re} es eC 5 now the france we must ignore specula- are Teal estihe cae. among the Ne-|semble and to organize; drastic ac- ers voiced their opposition to organ A + |that these people are in the same 2 f tion entirely and talk exclusively|groes and ther business men who|tion to punish and surpress lynching tye Bia Wise ae boat that I was before I became a GENTS FURNISHING and Ro eoatresoedontresordonsoetondoetoecotioesoeonioesntont StatePublishers of Russia (Gosisdat) about currency inflation in France. |gain by this policy. Their voice is|of Negroes. H ; . ; |reader, that is, that they religiously MERCHANT TAILORS The Representative in the United The institute polnts out the con-|not raised ageinst this iniguity, W. P. Defends Negro Workers, |uty thet Sitttowe rece Gott [hang on to the Socialist Party like ORION scERCHNIIa States and Canada will fill orders nection between heavy loans to con-| Effective Remedies Thwarted. “The emancipation of the Negro|lock, stock and barrel, from the |% Catholic sticks to the church, be} 4934 W. Chicago Avenue FOR tractors for reconstruction and in-| “Two effective methods of remedy-| oan be attained only in the emanci-|transmutation of water into wine to |°@Use they don’t know any better. (Cor. Winchester) RUSSIAN BOOKS, flation. It says: “The private banks |ing the housing evil are proposed by| nation of the working class &|the immaculate conception, upheld “Catholic Plot.” Phone Humboldt 2707 MAGAZINES, ETC. of France have loaned so heavily tojresolutions presented by the Work-| Whole, A fixed rigid status and the|Mars eloquently, and declared that | Last night I called on a man who i f building contractors and investors |ers Party delegates. traditions of slavery bind the Negro|i¢ there ever was another war that |has voted the Socialist ticket for Ss. FACUNA 12,000 Titles to Select From. in French government bonds that) “‘1.—Colored unions to refuse to| as a whole to the working class. The|he would do more killing or cause |years. I approached him for a Regular discount to dealers and their resources are exhausted. pay exorbitant rents or refuse to live Negro is condemned, while the capi-| more © killi the gentleman re-|‘‘sub” for The DAILY WORKER, |Gentlemen’s, Ladies’ and Children’s organizations. pra aa wh oe sion iberect with HE working cleat, mee, th wt pelpit-—than in: che | He reteted: Hee MWh toe en SHOES Write for Catalogue. “The reme the franc is to | 'S* . ee mon interest with the working class. i rnage. When the bishop |@nd_ said nothing. en I got up fe have these ot Mos banks sertaik “2.—A demand for legislation mak-| 1+ js reasonable to expect, therefore, eae oe " pons soy edag ta Beaday "aa J why i ili reached the heights of his gory|to leave he came to the door with . ree ° loans to building contractors fnd to | housing a public utility and com-|thet this surpressed race, as was the | rhetoric he ness wtcaioed by a geeat|me and said, “T will see you on ee018 'W. Chicawo by el ons Subscription accepted for: Ky investo: + | Pelling landlords to rent their places| case with the surpressed races in ‘ ig | Saturday when I get paid and give Isvestia . . ......$2.00 per month fonder ‘ es ‘The credit of. '$100,000,- £0 ee Srst comer, regardless of rare | Burope, will ultimately play a large eee ese ® pitlrt = bs a year’s subscription, But I did not Phone Humboldt 0485 Economie’ Life . .$2.50 per month or color. 000 extended by the J. P, M , : role in the future social upheaval.” fot % want to say anything in front of be errr $3.00 per month synilicate to ee Bank of eance er .But the Sanhedtin did not urge] ‘The Workers Party is the only po- mercy ith eer edgar my wife. She is a staunch Lutheran saicohas Pues ene PONT 4 A definite action of any kind against H iali GOSISDAT tuall 1 to buildi te P litical organization, therefore, which and believes that Socialism and 4 T ’ habia oe Pra oe building son ng the housing evil,-and hence accom- definitely ‘champions the cause of the Ganon hie 9 cers ne pes Comfitnist ere plots on the part of DR A. FABRICAN structing the devasted areas. ar nothing in this direction. | Negro workers, and officially incor- ments and the trustification of the |the Catholic church to break up and DENTIST ik ScsincBiachid Mepcteliie ors. But, the institute points out, it is tor le ot ee Pb ee ie porate ante ie pare ud Piast press. We do not wish the vener-| destroy the Lutheran or 2058 W. DIVISION STREET BUY AT LOW called ona te ap Race on the labor and housing prob- atin. aang abolition rea dis. able Mr. Villard any ill. He is as Protestant Plo PRICES YOUR i it i sibl Tonight T called on another sup- 5 4 fiberal te i A a ma py porter of the Socialist Party. When Md Ase ihs CHICAGO, TLL a4 ae reninge 3 he pathy when he bases his hopes for |I asked him to subscribe he, too, re-} Res, 1632 S. Trumbull Ave, $1.00 Mavis Toilet Wa world peace on the flimsy founda- fused in front of his wife. But! Phone Rockwell 5050 ae Mavis Ts eum eocaat Bi St rim Labor Patty, impr | Tio strech with me ed gave me «| MORDECALSHULMAN — | fits Nel Lanstive «seceeerse 18 apg asking aera er six months sub. He explained “that| ATTORNEY-AT-LAW $ .35 Sloan’s Liniment ... italism will go back to the days he did not want to let his wife know 701 Association Bldg.. . when Horace Greeley thundered in {that he was subscribing for a radical! 19 5 pe Salle Street CHICAGO S AI EM S “ } paper because she believed that rad- the New York Tribune and the clder fealis asa Protestant plot to| Dearborn 8657--Central 4945-4947 : TABLETS , drin, controlled by cate at all. Instead it is likely that |!ems, the Sanhedrin, cont New York bankers will sell a French Rar oe ae capibaliots, 06.10 wae A) | loan to American savaators later on|""\cwhat does the Negro in America Bosses Open War oe vy coc A agg shail ge Og require in order.to escape his con- In Seattle on the * Ba Sasi ditions as an oppressed. race?” asks |: 4 French capitalists have been guilty | Robert Minor in the current issue of Building Trades Bee bags stag iggdb ib a in \the Liberator. “He requires stele BL struction | of restrictions upon his right of resi- . contracts. Their graft running into|7snce—that is, abolition of ‘Black at os SORBOR.. 5: t hundreds of millions of franes has| Belt’ segregation.” SEATTLE, March 21.—Altho fac-|Ja@mes_ Gordon , Bennett edited the i ° done much to produee the inflation Profits Deciding Factor. ing the biggest year in histo: with |New York Herald. Now, the Ram- break up the Catho a <a On which has depressed the value of the Commenting upon the results of $25,000, N00 achetoled in pas § con-|8#Y MacDonald government contin-|™y Way home I laughed till I Nor franc. Poincare has recently block-|tne Sanhedrin toward achieving a so-| struction, the local building indus-|¥€S to shoot Hindoos, and capitalist sick. bis were two sonar e ed the prosecution of the most flag-liution of the housing problem, Mr. try has been thrown te a by | Papers continue to consolidate, the ld Social it bi he ip Wwere” not Spink eaten Minor continues, “When it came to| activities of the open shoppers of | !atest merger being the New York 4 e i See - yt J nin pitted Loans for Munitions a question of housing, it became evi-|/the chamber’ of commerce and the| Herald and the New York Tribune. Hhigoh y Wi we rm orkers y These same capitalists have re-|dent that the Sanhedrin Conference | Associated Industries, The former was swallowed hy the I will do my best to get your pa- ceived the major part of the boodle|was heavily dominated by Negro!” After a committee of the local | latter. crimination in housing. Telephone Diversey 5129 ED. GARBER QUALITY SHOES For Men, Women and Children 2427 LINCOLN AVENUE Near Halsted and Fullerton Ave. FOR CONSTIPATION 25 CENTS Austin-Madison Pharmacy 1 MADISON STREET at Austin Blvd. r ll the support I ean. I have CHICAGO WE DELIVER FREE. from huge loans to such countries|business men.. These men are the- ssocii 4 mee i ‘cal ' as Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Rou-joretically in favor of the emancipa- wien Por be yesen ree by no pote A new move was initiated here a Fit ge a era Vee cos dle ag eo THE M T Phones: Oak Park 392, 571, 572; Austin 4117 mania, another major cause of in-|tion of their race, and they talk elo-| funy negotiated a blanket agree-|few evenings ago to give the Illi- I will boost The DAILY WORKER AL blair 7c Rg tera oh Jewish, fiation. For the loans have really , quently to this effect. But when Ne-| ment with the Building Trades Coun- | "018 state police force bill another : 4 _ - There should be a paper like it in WITHOUT A FAULT been spent in France for munitions. }gro working people among the dele-|cij, the contractors in general meet-|forward boost. | Speakers from New | (ote So UmG be & FOnie Tike, 1 And J. P. Morgan has been a part-|gates, thru a delegate representing ing suddenly turned aown theif own York told of the favor with which 7 RBETRAM H. MONTGOMERY ner with th capitalists thru|the Workers Party, offered a resolu- , the cossacks are received in that any WS” sapie Buy it by the Case. We Deliver C. iL heavy Investments & euch corposa: tion eating: dcr legislation by on poe ta Papert 5 The Aaa a y Lh bree wal bint olde Prosecutor Seeks 1 Case Bohemian Malt Hope, $7.50 16 ee ee Pgs 1 tions as Schneider-Creusso' the | the black-| residence district cou! ment for state police is nationwide * great French steel and miekidons be hapk ‘up and landlords compelled | . | Tw bi - vet Ail B. Mae and it would be a matter of little Prison Terms for CESKI MALT EXTRACT Co. Chicago trust. This is the real background | to t living quarters at a fixed| >. hea back to Seattle in an attempt | Surprise to have the so-called lead- Ludendorff et al 1916 W. Chicago Ave. Telephone Franklin 4849 ‘ of the Morgan loan, rental to the first comer regardless|+, restore industrial hurmony. He |¢ts of the trade unions everywhere Telephone Armitage 0835 Residence Phone Oak Park 8858 of color and independently of the severely reprimanded the ¢ ber | boosting the cossacks. Labor offi- —— MEET AT terms ranging from eight years to Special Reduction on i i a -4j MUNICH, March _ 21.—Prison » How many of your shop-mates read |landlords will, this measure was of commerce for its disrupting cials in this vicinity, w q | + THE DAILY WORKER. Get one of ‘killed because the Negro real estate attitude. recently had a reputation for pro- Geb yuas, thes cous Wee ae Becks pir Ss. HEIN ‘M. A N & SON manded for General Ludendorff, them to subscribe today. r men made enormous profits by con- 2, Individual ‘unions of the build- gressiveism, but they are turning Se % to the right so fast that they prom- ‘ 4 338 W. Van Buren St. ; -. De nat wage increnses, for’ the. coming |'%0, % aulatrip Gompers and’ com-| Adolf Hitler and, their fellow con:|LEVINSON’S BOOK STORE Chicago Sanhedrin Represented Big Biz; ear, immediately set in motion ma- | Par Rome Loy giant sun’ [of last November by the state prow, | 2808 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago THE ONLY PLACE TO EAT ecutor today. BS SS SS RSE SESSESSSSSSTSS UTES TT i 4 y inerease de: quite busy just dodging action in Party Defends Negro Workers res lta is Summing up for the state, the COHEN & HORVITZ the dressmakers’ strike. The Building Trades Council in prosecutor asked the following sen- tt A local district attorney tells us ; an appeal to the public, denounced | +nat half of the Chicago poli tenees—Hitler, eight Tiuden- ry police were | tences—Hitler, eight years; Luden: HE Sanhedrin Conference did nothing, despite the not aaa gp age and i psd rsh JP aoe Foret he precios en dort, two: riche Poe demand of 98 per.cent of the Race, to espouse the prngisenOh: piers canoe ees gaged in selling beer in violation Weber six; Ac ool ‘agner, one cause ‘of the Negro workers. It was controlled by the lished a year in the local building | °f the national prohibition law, until ane six ats 8; Gernick one year Urban League, = estate sharks, the cae Chamber of |} in usiry andl which was to have been hea Abs is gy "eave tp bag acon mmerce, and big business men. Because ure Le . seree"| beer runners began to kill each End Passive Resistance. of any other organization to represent the workers, the ||| ™¢nt- ; other—when the stuff got scarce and| DUSSELDORF, Germany, March Workers Party resolution demanding complete race Catch International Bandit the competition grew too keen. Nat- | 21.—Passive resistance has been | ition jiscrimination, urally Mayor William E. Dever did |given up in the Rhine and Ruhr val- equality and abol of all race di has as- MARSEILLES, France, March 21.| not like this, 50 Pega sh railed leys, but this has not put an nd i sumed the greatest importance to all Negro workers. —Love of a woman led to the re-|the district ‘attorney to give him|to unemployment. In Dusseldorf, Tomorrow we further expose the betrayal of their Race ||| arrest of Paul Camilleri, member of | the evidence and he would furnish |every fifth person is unemployed; in by the Urban League and similar organizations. The ||| ‘th® ang which carried out the fa-|the police. * But perhaps the latter | Aix-ln-Chapelle, likewise every fifth dorff, two; Kriebel, Poehner, Dr. Well- Known Insurance Salesmen mous Shattuck jewel robbery in New| are too busy breaking th ike of |person; in Coblenz and Cologne, Workers Party is the only political to incorporate |!|York in 1922, "Detectives, who had|the Interna gral las’ Carrnéct (ovedy lowventh person, and in the, oc: into its program a definite demand for absolute race |||been shadowing the man's sweet-| Workers’ Union. Know-nothing De-|cupied area at large, every sixth HARRIS COHEN 8. M. HORVITZ equality. heart for weeks, pounced on the in-| ver seems to know as little about | person. 2645 Potomac Ave. 1253 N. Hoyne Ave, ternational bandit here last night,| police brutality in the strike as he —_—_—___. Office: 737 W. ROOSEVELT ROAD Phone Roosevelt 2500 just as he was meeting her. sent abou beer grafting. 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