I • . 'Miners! Se _ nd in Your Stories! eapectally among the coal miners. Karl Reeve, our labor , reporter, Ia on the ground getting the tl rat band facts. ThJI malerlal will appear dally In these columna. ,.other lnduatrtH. What are the Jobless conditions fronting" you? How do you ge t along? What tho Immediate problema that you face? Write your etorles to the Unemployment Editor, tho DAILY WORKER, 1113 W. Washington Blt"d., Chicago, fll. SEND IN YOUR LETTERS! BB.LEYILLE BOSSES .' FAIL TO . BREAK UP AMALGAMATED STRIKE -(Special to the Dally· Workll' .} • BELLEVILLE. Ill ., Auc. tt.-Tbe tilal or !8 1lrllle leadC!111 and labor men now here In tbe St. Claire county 'courthouse 11 the third ell'ort ot the Charln lfayerw • Co. plant to break the alrlll.e or the Amalc:amated by eourt actlou. Two weeb •co William ZJAI;er. Arthur Schwalb alld Floyd Snyder 'll'ere arrnted. cbarnd with r1otiDJ, and are now out on U .OOO b&tl each. Their only olfen1e was pick· ettnc. Lafl Wedoetday three ltrJ... nor- ene. Cotalr.Un, l. reu Kelm and Lu· c:llle Doyee, were &rrMted, cbar&ed w1th ••unit after t he r1ot In wblcb U were hnlled to court for hntor Tlolated the antl- pld:etlnc tn 'JII ne- tlon. Tbe ctrla a.re at.o put 011 ball. Send In tiUII SubKrl pUan Today. I GLENN YOUNG,. KU KLUX RAIDER, GOES ON TRIAL IN WIUIAMSON COUNTY HE RRIN, Ill., Aug, Ill.- With 1 martia l u ttlng about the city court he re, 8. Glenn Young. Klan raider of Wllll1m1on county fame:, wu 1chc:duled to go 1o trial here thll afternoon with aomo of hit ;uaocl· atu, on thoflnt of ,...,y out of the riot here In Feb- r u•ry. Armed deputy 1herln1 ttlr<.htd all pcr .. ne entering the court room t or l!lrml. MINERS WAGE STIFF ' BATTLE ON OPEN SHOP SHUTDOWNS FORCING THE ILLINOIS MINERS ONTO · FARMS AT THREE DOLLARS-PER - -..._ By KARL REEVE (Staff Writer of T he Dally Worker) two Xtl rot't. are THA Y!-::R, Ill., August 19.- Two men lolled on A bench In dud bere today. the rl! ult or a fall· of the store In Thayer. Al tho they wore roof In tho Coiled StatH new O\'Crnlls :ind \\ atkins jocul:1.rly saluted them as a. couple of They were killed lnatantly when fnriners. their s turdy, set faces re\'ealed them as mlnen1. They or alate came down oo tbc-m aa re- had taken a job on a nearby farm for four dollars 11 dny pitching Pl lrl we-re bCios made. .- h ay. ' . - - - - " \\"e couldn't lnst out the day,'' aald ooe of tho men, an .... Italian with a fierce .,. .as to us (Special to the DAILY WOIIU(i::JI) SUP ERIOR, Wla.. A.,._. Ol1ttl ct Coutt .h•r• t odoy .... -,.. • t1mpon'l' lnJuMUon , ....... ..... 0:.:. Th1 ordu ho1411 Ulat tiN l.w 1.- • of•r •• It opplln to odult ' --.. li. uncon1tltutlonol. A .._ oaMe ..... ..
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'Miners! Se_nd in Your Stories!
~rl~.u;,y :~~~ r~:~~~~~~~bl~t;: ~~n:~~~:~~: eapectally among the coal miners. Karl Reeve, our labor ,reporter, Ia on the ground getting the tlrat band facts. ThJI malerlal will appear dally In these columna.
fTo~\:e ~Jn:.O~~~:~.~~ f:!~e~~r:k~~! ,.other lnduatrtH. What are the Jobless conditions con~
fronting" you? How do you ge t along? What are~ tho Immediate problema that you face?
Write your etorles to the Unemployment Editor, tho DAILY WORKER, 1113 W. Washington Blt"d., Chicago, fll.
SEND IN YOUR LETTERS!
BB.LEYILLE BOSSES .' FAIL TO .BREAK UP
AMALGAMATED STRIKE - (Special to the Dally ·Workll'.} • BELLEVILLE. Ill., Auc. tt.-Tbe
tilal or !8 1lrllle leadC!111 and labor men now pro~tla~r here In tbe St. Claire county 'courthouse 11 the third ell'ort ot the Charln lfayerw • Co. plant to break the alrlll.e or the Amalc:amated by eourt actlou.
Two weeb •co William ZJAI;er. Arthur Schwalb alld Floyd Snyder 'll'ere arrnted. cbarnd with r1otiDJ, and are now out on U .OOO b&tl each. Their only olfen1e was pick· ettnc.
Lafl Wedoetday three ltrJ... norene. Cotalr.Un, l.reu Kelm and Lu· c:llle Doyee, were &rrMted, cbar&ed w1th ••unit after the r1ot In wblcb U were hnlled to court for hntor Tlolated the antl-pld:etlnc tn'JIInetlon. Tbe ctrla a.re at.o put 011 ball.
Send In tiUII SubKrlpUan Today.
I GLENN YOUNG,. KU KLUX RAIDER, GOES ON TRIAL IN WIUIAMSON COUNTY
H E RRIN, Ill., Aug, Ill.- W ith 1 martia l u ttlng about the city court here, 8 . Glenn Young. Klan raider of Wllll1m 1on county fame:, wu 1chc:duled t o go 1o trial here thll afternoon w ith aomo of hit ;uaocl· atu, on thoflnt of ,...,y eh<~rgn g~wlng out of the riot here In Febru•ry.
Armed deputy 1herln1 ttlr<.htd a ll pcr .. ne entering the court room tor l!lrml .
MINERS WAGE STIFF 'BATTLE
ON OPEN SHOP
SHUTDOWNS FORCING THE ILLINOIS MINERS ONTO · FARMS
AT THREE DOLLARS-PER - -..._ By KARL REEVE
(Staff Writer of T he Dally Worker) tb:~xc~~~~~Y~~dA two Xt l rot't. are THA Y !-::R, Ill., August 19.-Two men lolled on A bench In dud bere today. the rl! ul t o r a fall· o f the genera~ store In Thaye r . A ltho they wore n~Ucably hi~ roof In tho C oiled StatH new O\'Crnlls :ind \\ atkins jocul:1.rly saluted them as a. couple of T hey we re killed lnatantly when fnriners. their s turdy, set faces re\'ealed them as mlnen1. They or alate came down oo tbc-m aa re- had taken a job on a nearby farm for four dollars 11 dny pitching Pl lrl we-r e bCios made. .- h ay. ' .
- - - - " \\"e couldn't lnst out the day,'' aald ooe of tho men, an
:7.;:~:::~:: 1r:,:~:d~E!~:~·: .... 7~~~.~~A~~~ Italian w ith a fierce n:~!~~~~~!; ;~T:!.s~~ .,..as u~bea.rable to us
(Special to the DAILY WOIIU(i::JI) SUP ERIOR, W la.. A.,._. 1~TlM
:;~,,..,·:;,~:;. 0:.:. w~ Th1 ordu ho1411 Ulat tiN l.w 1.
•of• r •• It opplln to odult '--.. li. uncon1tltutlonol. A .._ oaMe ..... ..
lbe meD, drl:t'eD to d~ ,..,. c.mmunlat Preoram.. •••1 to ~ ~..:; bop. -we ue ~,. to farm 1UIIem~Jor-
"abeorbed ID olhet' ladq• mont eouadl._" a Dl't'ernou mtuu lokt
m:~:!o~~~·~: !; ::• ~~!'ty :.o~e:;-a;:• ~:!ad:C to tmnl, harthft' ha debt •orlr:on' control or ladaJtrT, We are IDON d .. PtTU& -rbey read.1 to demand tlle tbortalna of tllo
co 011t and P'a.b a,Job at •ot'k day lntlead ot tbo n1trlctlu• or W'OC'k," a DITe raoa mlaer, lb1 ualou, bec.au .. •• kucnr tbe
•ork 1a C'bJtaco. aaid. muat.t procnm t.. lbe ca.~~'\ do lt. T'bere .,... luUoa to oar rlt.al
wrr:ldtba~l•:::':,~:~pUou of
~Jemben of iOme reii• Ioua •~·•m""·l:.'.::':~loQ.. Dot uo c.lerumu bu ntG prl:1t warnlac pareatl tt'OI'IIntt tb1lr c.blldnm to •tl•l•h:ltt huabanda to ••:ar trom preac.berl, 'C11rt tt!'CIIrdl tbow uilt loCI't'enl
T"~~~~~o~~:1o0d~~lo:~'~~~~:~~~~ "''' 1 _ _ _ _ ;: was another maa oa a IOIP bo1 .tlno day 11111i:e dant e
a ta lk on problbiUoo. Ho he\1'1 wltlc.b Is oJ pcc. te4 to brla~t curto ot problblttoo d r. tho drourbt r1dde~~o l ndlaa
us bec.au..e t!l• Amerlc.a n In !':e w Tori!, )!•rev• GarYey their rl~tbtl. Thf-7 d reuod 111. multl<i:!lorl'd
muc.h. Now thOJ' baTer to Cll l rdfl1 by troop• ol bl1 '"""""'io"'"'" a round for a thot t:thloplan En~oplro with
" Do you remember t he T ho Hop\ lndtaCs mty t !:le ap.eall:er, wb\lo l:e doom.c1•1 111.d no rain • Ill
w\tb • play"'! imlle on tho c.louda are read1. "whell rou went to •ork wllb d11nc.e ot the lnd laDI I• oot
T~~~~·lct!';o fl:eby;o~~'::,.c!::':~: Pr::. ~a~~.'; wlll pa11 thl1 way on h'(. approachfnc journey to hie ranch In CanadL •
Extraordinary advanoee to the heir . to the Brltlah throne, now Oor)&ld ,.labor" covernment. are
· than William R. Oawe" pr .. fdent of Commerce.
e • e • I Altho thla Ia suppoNd to be a republic. altho the United
States Ia aUppOMd to have frNd ftiMtf from the British kin&". 150 Jl&tl qo, .the wonhlp of a royal tftk lt u ciMp. rooted u ever In thlt country'• rullna: cr ....
oppr:=r:~~~e~rn:f a1~~!~1~:tr,..:~'!::Jh.i:k c:'o!'ki!;! and, In company with their overfed wfv.., crawllnc on their beiliu before the prince at some blow.out of the local N400" alon1 the Cold Cout. ·This win no doubt be heralded In the yellow press u an Utdlcatlon of the "upiUndlng democracy" · of the prince. ·
e · . • I Tftey have been debating for quite tome time in the
r:,lt!~~ ~~l:n~ th. t~n;~et.Ph! :.~~·~~~"~ .'fi~h~ ' qa)n.t kine and captta.lltm. The MacOonalda take ·ttte
:=,~~~~~a~;~~.,,kfnfh~'R~:.r'::W~"f.~ t: ';h~~~n1' h!; themHives when they a:ot rid of the czar and al1 hls retinue. - r:: •-7:.:- ••• ccc:c Most of the Ru11lan ••-princes and ex..dukn are now work· lng for a tlvina:; not playing ch.mln de fer with the palnted ladies at the Cui no_ camlna: tabiH, at Oeauville, Franc., los-ing at the rate of $1,~ 1>4!' cl2'· • · ·
Ttie so-called Nfabor" premier, MacDonald, la .worklna: overtime In an effort to kHp J,he British Emfeire Intact. Mrv-
~~~~:f!~~~d ::.~~j:.tJ:; 1°nn the1 iuCJfn:•,~• o:J.~n:!h:7d ~~ natlvH in leuh to the British throne, jun. u much u they were ever enslaved to a blood.-.luttlng Pharaoh.
All thla while the heir to the throne .~ remain• at the
::~~~!~t~t:\:;1lykn!'h.t:; Ag~ ~C:~"'w~1f~ ~0u: Mutbaum, P~lladelphhl movie mqnll.te, wins $4,000 from the prince. But MacDonald will He to }\: that the prlnc:. doesn't a:o broke. • ·
More important Ia the new. that the prince apt~nda his sleeping hours, until 5 o'clock In the afternoon, at UM .vllla of Ralph PuiiUer, publlshsr of the New York Wcfrld, whk:h hu built ita circulation on the subscriptions of New York's
.. =--~~~~~n~':! :~r,.~~:;; a=~~~:. ~~:::o~c~;r~",~. and then returns to the a:ambllnc tablu, while worker~~ are crawlln& early to ~ to store up enerc for the next c!,ay'e p lndlng toH. . '
But Pulitzer isn't alone In his kow-towing. HeArst Ia not to b~ outdone. Hearst's expert In the doin&w of the Idle
~~~;lyw:~oi:!: ~~~~r,c':.j H=d~Jx::r;,~~~~~-=~~~·~ ~:! · =~;7n1tot~h~r~~fvet~:r cl~0v~~n::r;:=:y.t~r~l~~~:f, ah,:h~='': come on. if only for a ~ay •• on ~I• w.ay to Can&dL •
lea's ":~~k~::.k i~~r~~~~~~h~~~a~hrs~ i}h~o~t0t!:~~ei: b';~~ the worker ... wlll learn the real riature and make-up of the capitalist claiit'hat they carry upon their shouldera, bent beneath the heavy load; • • 1 • •
"Towards Communism~" Is the cry of British labor, fed up on a fake labor premier. MacDonald, and a:orJid to the full on a useless royal aristocracy. Let the workers .of America jo1n their British comrades in the stru&&le to wtpe out th is ulcerous capitallrt social order. Rally the maue• under the .. Forward to ComtnUnlsm!"
The 1\~h trtl~l• an " Tt11 LaFo). lltlte 111111 n '" will eppeer In to,.,.,.. row't DAI V WORKER. .
We will Maw tlaw the ~ awn ttl• • att e ... mbly and Hnet. In L•Folltltl'l ,.Model Comman-•lttt• •nd haw lhl _i1,;,,.. ttaYt notlht.,-llgMutuylnlhl man1111· ,._.nt of tJM 1tat1 admlnl.trtllw ml~hlntry hi Wlaconitn.
Labar lltltla\lon ' alld tht d•· f'llnda of th1 -rilt,.. haw m.t It'll ume rollth tr11tmtnt etth1 hende of LIFOI!tttt'l foretl In W l-naln 11 thly have' in the oth.r forty• HVIn ltltll lnd 1'1 Waithlnfton whue the cepltellet polltlclent '"''" no prlttnll 8t ~N-C~IIM pr. II"'Mlvlam • . And ln ' WIKOfttln, dltplta LtFOI· 1111 .. 1 no\11 aballt th1 Wllr,ltlon of th1 po_,.. of tovernm•nt by th1 oourtt. Uti -rill,.. hiVI '"-n lvf. ferlnt from lnJunotlont, catlly 1111· t•Uon., and holtllt Ju.dgeL
TheM tnd alhtr tUrtling facta at.aut LtFOIItlleltm In p,..ct!CI wUI Itt rtvlllld In TtlurWty"l 1rtJ. cit. Oont''miMIL
TAKE NO CHANCES BUY THE ORIGINAL . :..,_
THE GENUINE THE RELIABLE
High Test "No BoW' · Malt Extract'
aom1thl.q of the W'OC'k1Dp of DutiAHI )ltD. .. ~Tbtre t.
WIJ' 1D wbk:h U11 tnth of It ca11 dtt.,.mloed. 811' tt. ' t. .tpll!cut
that the tale 11 brant scala aDd aaaJza. IDd tbat Jt II a lwaJ'I told "ltb tbe ume detaJit . Thill b tbe tla'7:
PAN-AMERICAtr LABOR BODY MEETS DEC. 5
YETEJI.UI SDCIAUST BB.IEYES DEBS WAS
PLAYED FOR SUCKER Another old admlrt:r of E:uttne V,
Debt glvn LaFollntl'l dl.tl""
\.Soom'pelr_ll.oo'mlr ::>tralll&:Ie 1 :!:•:, ~~~!·:~~.;~: ; ': ... '"!::.~ p \11 for which hi bettiM br.wly few yttrt In 1\tllng up with Oompt,... LeFallettt, Spt'Hkele & Co. lfll 1 lettlr to lht DAILY WORKER, D.
!ri~~=~',,~:a-.:~"tlngdon, w •. V'i
Should be in tlie home/of every worker in Am~rica ... -because he is the only; .Preside nti!'l Candidate representing the class conscious workers.
NOTE: Tbe foUowioc c!ec.LiraUn ot pollc:y ••• adopted by tile. ((. E. c. ot lba Worll:en Party t. ft:re the Ju. 11th Con't'eatlon. It hU been read before Tarioa• mctm· ~blp meetlol .. Jt Ia now pr1nted tol\elon study by th(l member• of
the Worken ~'!!'· •
4523. Jltrfl II I 1: bli1t110 wllb a•eomtotUble Dl'!<'k lloe, which pleue thfl outdoor boy. It may be made W'ltb WTi.lt leactb or elbow l(eGYti. Ma4ru, lllleD., Dl.j;llth broad· c loth. aol10tte or alllt c-ould H u1ed for thla model. ,
Tha paUera til cut lD ~ alsea: '· !!, 10, 11 a.ad U ycara. If made wllb
looc ' '" ""· a t:-ycar alu will Te-qulre 2% yar4a n Inches wide • . With ahortalee• e•%%yarda· l• r.,qalred.
Patten~ mailed to uy addreu oo r«elpt ot l k lo alh•er or atampa.
Bead 12c Ia l ll"e r or 1tam~ for our U r>·TO.DAT,.; "'ALL 4 Wl:OOTER
UU. BeN !a &a aproa ltJle t.hat lt!4·U!$ OOOK 0,.. PASIHO~S. t. ~ -.4• &ad G0e lhal W'lll batt• Addrru• Tlo• DAII.Y WOfU( ... , ~ ~T. Jt...,. be made of nab- w. Wu lll"l'•" Olwlll •• Chluo-. 111.
TIM ,.u.n Ia cut to 4 ala .. : Small. r!n:'~r:.,r:;. !,~1~·.~o-";t1~:!1 •:~ ~;; returned from D %,00t.mlle trip lhru • ; medhu:l:l, 11-40; lira .. 41-U ; tnlm tiM uu of ~~~&111:-'f tb• Ofd• •· V. t he norCh country, durlnfC wb\ch 1 ,~00 M.: IArte. 41-41 loeb .. but mea- I!IOt tNco- lmp.&U• nl ,._, r>eolltnl 1• wer• laken or hi ther to ;:::. ~ -=~ m:~"n.teoqat~• 1~ PITTSBUROH, PA. ••• ta lutn ~~::;··or!~~ ~::!t, u:eh~:
...,.. ......., 1o .., .. ...., •• DR. RASNICK . ot 1Jc la alh'w or etampe.. o•H~IIT
Biiiil Uo- m .UT.-or at&mpe for _...... -...n ~ ......_ - IJMOQl'l'll ...... • ........... - -....:.ll!r.lf .»"1- .... ·~
j Tbe em1DeDU7 respectable and "Mne'' "Yr. Jlouette,., taken by llr. Dawee, 1n hill "•••••••• lonn .p...da Jut mpf, .. the teXt for a tM .red&. Whlle It iJI Ytty ~~eldom pndaim an Identity of Jntereat ,.t ncb occuJOna do an.a at u for oppoi.JJe reuoniL ThiJI b one. Tbe J"eS!11dl&te LaFollette eYm more
" tlae polite Beaator can dbt.lalm red Da,. t. mnel1 playiDg a demagogJc
• lie ~ lfr. t.FoUette of being a lAFoliette t. em1Mnt11 correc=t when tbat there Ia no tandamental dltferr:#nce llbuelr and llr. DaweL ·
The t&e'r' that LU·onette bu rema1D.I of the ~lall•t pnrty in bbt whJc:.b Dawes triftl to make
1 nphtJII the mpcctnhlllty of the at~all. ,Joat the OJlprndte!· U ChC111er
' wrJglln~t non-entity who once edited the""''"'"''!''""'"" '" Xew York Call, cun ao reform na to ~ome tldentJal adrt.er of OompefA, why 11hould not
~~~:tl~d:~~et0~f ~:;:rr !o~en :~~~~:~~~!~ na for pebw' by~teri~l wor,dM itbont kecJIIn~ • ted llag tr:nln;:,'" DawH 11bonld not tnk~ n JUD 110 ~~e.rlonaJ1; the fnc:t dutt the red tlnJ: beta detlDIIely abandoned for th'e national aod the •logan CJf .. &ck to '7'6., enth-ely .
'
l hl!lr ltOTtr:lll:!11!11t., to-
the Amtr!:-~~:T::~~ ot Afrlea, kHf
IIOTI!rnml!nt ID CODIU.Dt a nd unde r abtoiDto dlctatloD of
pol\ch:ll. r Ou Bola Rcpre'a~cd Cal. UuUola went to Africa about
l~<~~tln nln~t of thlt yur. Prnldent Conlhll!o ltATO Dul}f\Jt, t hru
or St•tu llul!hct. c redeo· . t hai• to repreaent t.ho Unltl!d S tatu
nut, aPI<t now 11o,crnment aa " t::nTO)' Extraordinary a nd :lllnl~ter Plenipotentiary." In th\11 rapacity Dullola auendl!d the lo. au~turallon of t he l.lber1an prttldenl.
which Clec:ulon he cpoke aa Iran• I " I he pe~DII 'W'Qnt of C. I Tin
Pn cldcDt of the UDited Autf'rk~. by tb8 badd of
i-:.. ' Hub ... Set'r etary of J)UUo lt told the ceremoo·
that It wat a ;.peclal o f the J>resld l!ot't CaTor." lie
alnce wriiii!D o f It edltort.a.lly at J:l'llure of courtecr: a little tb lo1,
ml'rely a ltetiUN!, but ODt! to ~oe IDd onoiiOunutualthatltwuepoc.bai.-
Mr. GarTe)' conaldl!rt that the eTt!Ot wu 11ellhf'r nne nor uou&uaL but o nly D. Tery cou•e ancl ordinary act or hn· perlallat ltO'I'Ilrnnleill l In the polley Ol ftllllttrl n~~:. eD.joltn~t and te rrodiiDI tho leatleu of a Jl«<pltt t hey cfiah to hold In 1111bltctlon. Or. Dti~Oit retorta that OarTer Ia "either a lunatic or a t raitor" In hla appeals to t oulhern wbtto.elome nta to aupport the Atrlcaa <'OiontntloD tcbel!le, and that Ga.ne'y, lA ~ar to ~~~-•:c.h tupport_ aurren.
Order Your BuncliJ of First Campaign lsi~~,
IN this year of political confusion the Workers Party Of Amsrlca Is faced with the tuk of brin&Jn• the rnaeac
of Communism to the workers and exploTtecf farmers who are belnc lad Into a promised land by the Wiacontin MoM~. Robert Marlon LaFollette. ' The Worhrs Party alone p,... t ents a stern opposition to the bourgeois reformer ancf hie
and socialist lie&.~tenants. Only the overthrow of I will free the workers from wap tianry
the reason DAILY
the first Unit•d States. , cat lonal value. The preu capitalists and rene&ade i the new MoNa~ and lie about the Is the t ime that-Cqmmunists ay put to the test. Order a bundle of the speeial~edltlon and distribu.te them amon1 .Jour fellow workers.
FOR THE COMMUNIST CAMPAIGN
P'or tha en,loalld 1- - 1end me ,: ____ eopl .. of U.. FIP'It Speeltl CGmmunlat · ca,paign ed ition of th• DAILY WoRKER, to b• dat" Saturday, Aug. 30. at tha apeclal r•t• ef
