Page Four THE D A l.fcY.. WOR KE R ' CONGRESS OF INTERNATIONAL RED YELLOW SCAB 1 LOS ANQEtES AID IN SETS ITSELF TASK ST. LOOIS MEET TAXI CONTROL “Stood by Soviet !" WORKERS; HURL OF ENLISTING PEASANTS IN WORK CHEERS ‘HANDS MOSCOW, (By Mail)—The main work of the International Red Aid Is the Soviet Union, the only country where the workers can work OFF CHINA’ TALK GIVEN BLOW “Hands Off China!” PRO-CHINA CRY,achieved in Demand interests of the victory of the world revolution. It is sufficient freely in the ' every Big Police Persecution of Voice Their:Puotest with < to say that in the Soviet Union for million inhabitants there are 36,000 Chinese Workers in Halted Mass meetings and demonstrations are being held in Cheers and Cash members of the IRA, while in the whole of Western Europe only 1% thou- Audience Unionists every city in the under the auspices of the I sand and in the whole world except Russia not more that 360 members of Workers (Communist) Party under its slogans of “Stand the Red Aid are in one million Inhabitants. For this reason it is clear what ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 23.—A Tery ( From a Worker Correspondent) By FRAPIESA. ' Soviet and “Hands Off Those to be great significance the congress of the Red Aid of the Soviet Union has for successful ‘‘Stand by Russia, hands off , by Russia!” China!” LOS ANGELES, Calif—Last night f CITY. July 23.—Texi- international ♦ China” mass meeting was held in St. held within the next few days are as follows: Los Angeles workers, from the Old the whole of our move- cab drivers of this city are rejoicing 1 Louis last Friday. NEW YORK, N. Y July 24 at 6p. m., 17th Street and and New World, assembled at Music ment. over the victory that was won by the 1 congress representatives Homeless Los Angeles The meeting took place on the lawn Broadway. Speakers: Joseph Manley, , Arts Hall, 233 South Broadway, and This of the Amalgamated Taxi Association, in se- of the Labor Lyceum and was attend- Amter, , and Charles Krum- launched their protest against the bar- ( of four and a half million members Family to of curing a temporary injunction, res- IsYael I, R. A. organization in the Soviet Forced ed by a large crowd of people among barous crushing of the Chinqge peo- the training the police department from bein. 1 was the object of great atten- in City Jail whom were many Chinese workers. YONKERS, N. 8 p. m., 23 Pali- pie by imperialist powers. They dem- ’ Union Live supervising and licensing taxicabs and j Y.—Saturday, July 25, at tion and expectation of many million Kuomintang Speaker Stirs Crowd onstrated that the bulldozing rulers of * By L. P. RINDAL. taxicab drivers in this city. sade Ave. victims of capitalist suppression in In addition to Comrades Mikalasky this city, assisted by a wave of hot ' LOS ANGELES, July 23. This Is The injunction was sought on. the! CLEVELAND, OHlO—Open air mass meeting, July 25, Western Europe. The work of the of the Workers Party and Barney weather that has been flowing, as time” ground that the police department had Square, at 3 p. m. Speakers: William F. Dunne; congress was influenced by the news ‘‘good, old summer on the Mass of the Young League Public from the mouth of hell, upon the < Workers no jurisdiction, because the appelate Alfred J. A. in Bulgaria. shores of the Pacific Ocean. Peace, speech delivered by Secretary Kuo Min Tang, Wong; Wagenknecht, sweltering community have failed ut- ofj the unheard of terror there was a S. division had decided that the home coun- harmony and happiness are all sup- Joeling, president Hamilton, Carl Weissberg. terly to suppress the spirit of liberty This unfortunate little Balkan local of the Kuo- rule bill, by which the police had got- ! formerly groaned posed to reign supreme along these mintang CLEVELAND, OHlO—Mass picnic at Willough Beach in them. Enlisted even unto death in 1 try, which under the party. ten their power to supervise the taxi yoke despotism and is now calm, sun-kissed waters. speech roundly applauded Park, July 26. Speakers: William F. Dunne, Ella Reeve the cause of freedom, they hurled the ; of Turkish His was industry, had been declared unconsti- a The following incident is one of and concluded ‘‘Truth, to earth, * strangled by reactionary of Bulgar- thruout when he with tutional. Bloor, , J. A. Hamilton for the party. defl: crushed will hundreds: again!” They ian origin. the words “It it time the workers of Max Salzman and Carl Weissberg for the Young Workers rise showed themselves 1 William Bowman, 19, his wife, 18, Under Other Control be stronger more determined Zankov all countries unite to overthrow these Eastern cars from to and , Britain Aids Terror League. Take Cleveland, Painsville and and two small children, Mary and oppressors” storm of than before the recent anti-labor laws there was a Ap- Phil O'Brien, president of the Amal- the Public Square. Crucified Bulgaria is under the iron William, 16 months and 6 weeks old were passed. plause. gamated Taxi Association, in a state- MILWAUKEE, WlS.—Monday, July 27, 8 p. m., Labor heel of the imperialist dragon because respectively, are all "guests” at Cen- Chinese Workers Like Communist Stalwart ment to a reporter for the Taxi Week- Temple, 808 Walnut St. Speaker, J. Louis Engdahl. Audience. the Bulgarian speculators, supported tral police station, where they sought Talk ly. paper, a current trade had this to Men and women present were dis- | by the Wrangel bandits and their own refuge the other day. Why? Because Mass, who say, “A are Comrade delivered the chauffeurs book and badge ferent from those who usually attend ] military, do not carry on their the family is homeless, penniless and main speech, held th* crowd for over him by department meetings. They issued to the of i German Admit Their Crimes such were'on an av- bloody occupation quite on their own, i destitute, and the father for four one hour. His speech wnich Was well licenses, many they Fascists erage years age. in instances were under 40 of Ten but with the permission, or better, j long, weary months has sought work organized and well delivered was en- obtained before Mr .)aly (Deputy years ago such an audience would be with direct support of the people of j in vain, the slave market was over- thusiastically received “by every one in of page of police the disguised police commissioner charge taxi- (Continued from 1) the attack and composed principally of industrial the London stock exchange. crowded. Therefore they stay in Jail; present. now) placed in charge fascists. Later he became a watch cabs was of sion of a particularly clever agitator, ■ derelicts who Tiad learned their lesson The congress settled its work with the girl-wife and the children in the Especially was this thrue 'of the licensing supervision commander of the separatists. profit ! the and of taxi- above all because he has mastered too late to by it. Last night’s the full consciousness of the import- matron’s quarters, and the young hus- Chinese workers, who seemed to be The O. C. had a direct front line in j cabs and hack drivers. The depart- the Marxist theory and because also audience indicated a vast improve- i ance of its task. It utilized the oc-1 band sleeps in a cell at night. During well posted and the Ruhr district which ran from the on recent events ment of licenses alone therefore has he has seen the Russian revolution. ment in the working class of Los An- casion to throw a glance backwards the day he is looking for a master, recognize Dutch border over Geilenkirchen, Du- j seemed to many historical the right to take away the book or Hindenburg Takes Part. geles, showing that the stalwarts are and to prepare the tasks for the fu- walking his feet off as he has no ren and Stellberg on the Mosel. This | facts relative to China which were badge. spending less time at base ball games, ture. money for carfare. He is radio During his activity in Munich, he line provided with eight arsenals a brot out in their true ngnt by Com- was j prize fights, etc., and more at the mechanic, but air is monop- A Yellow Scab Idea learned to know Captain Ehrhardt regiments Work Among Peasants. even the rade Mass. from which 14 could be struggle to save themselves from the olized. personally. Dittmar described the armed. The arms were hidden in Comrade Michelic, who acted as The notorious taxi police bill, ac- industrial junk pile. The average One of the most important problems The couple have been married two hotels Royal and Bavrische Hos as factories and land estates. The artil- chairman, concluded the meeting with cording to a majority of the taxicab man in this audience would be physic- of the congress was the carrying on years, up the centers of the O. C. in Munich, depot coal and to about four months an appeal for support of the move- drivers in this city, was passed by the lery was in the brown ally a match for an enlisted soldier of the work in the villages. If we in these hotels numeroils banquets Rothberg ago lived with Bowman’s stepfather ment for Chinese liberation and oppo- board of aldermen, so as to give the mine Future in near Esch- and mentally much his superior. consider that the whole revolutionary were given in which Ludendorff, Hin- and his mother. Then the mother sition to imperialist wars. The meet- open shop Yellow Taxi corporation, a weiler. movement a world scale relies on denburg and the Crown Prince Rup- Absence of Mexicans. on died, and the stepfather went away. ing was a splendid chance to monopolize the taxi busi- Feared the Workers. the solution of the problem of draw- success. precht took part. Men and women from every impor- j Friends cared for the family for a Mass Speaks to Curlee ness here. At a protest meeting held All the munition dumps under- ing the millions of the peasants into j Strikers The evidence of Dittmar upon his were tant county in Asia, Europe and Amer- while; finally the friends could care On the following day by the Amalgamated, previous to the mined with electrically exploded dy- the revolutonary clarifying storms, we Comrade almost successful attempt to make j ica w-ere present but it was easy to for the little family no longer, so the Mass spoke to the Curlee Clothing passage of this bill, O’Brien proved namite as the O. C. feared occupation will understand how important and his way into the Berlin trade mission observe that there were few Mexicans. jail was the only place open for them. company strikers was that relations of Mayor Hylan of the dumps by the workers. The significant, from th epoint of view- of and well re- were of the Soviet Union as an employee To impulsive persons this might ap- The only wish of the young father ceived. After employed or were doing business with organization regularly held weapon the I. A., is the penetration of its Comrade Mass finished presented new proofs of the provo- pear to be discouraging. But is ac- R. is to earn .enough to take his girl- applauded yellows, and most it organization vil- the strikers for nearly fif- the under the fav- cative role of Bozenhardt. and field exercises. tually gratifying. into the Russian Dittmar It shows an im- j ' wife and his little babies from the teen minutes. orable conditions. The officials of Com- ! lages. then makes sensational statements Blew Up Railroad —Blamed mense. fertile field that offers itself Jai >- the Yellow Taxi corporation will no upon acquaintance munists. The I. R. A. is a political organiza- N his first with Kin- for devleopment. There are 1,000,000 Meanwhile.,little Mary, 16 months 44-Hour Week Won. doubt mourn the loss of their police as the ; tion which gives itself the task of dermann whom he describes- It tarried out the blowing up of Mexicans in Southern California, Ari- 1 old, and her babe brother, William, ROCHSTER, N. Y. 44-hour taxi bill. leader of the group. This ac- (Langerwehe) gathering the broadest masses of the The mental the line Cologn-Aachen zona. New Mexico and Texas and just six weeks old, may glance out week, with time and a half for place agency bourgeois press population under the banner of class over- quaintance took thru the ' which the blamed on- 500,000 o( them are aititi’lts, the worst thru the bars of the jail and a time is by Amalgamated Washington News Is Scarce solidarity. The fact, that the R. A. see won the of Rose who has just arrived from to the Communists. exploited element, lacking only organ- | I. flicker of the sunshine, but— jj a philanthropic society, Garment Workers after a Successful ' Germany as a witness, an active mem- Leading O. C. members stood in di- is not simply WASHINGTON, —(FP)— Everyone ization to turn upon the exploiters and ! Down on the beach little children strike against Aaron Silverstein & Co. ber of the O. C. and leader of the jrect connection with the French oc- | can be seen by the following figures; must have noticed that news out of square accounts. play and laugh in the sunshine. And The agreement runs for one year and department of the Berlin j von 88 per cent of its officials are Com- the national capital has been very economic cupation authorities, von Wieck. not the echo their laughter provides Mexicans form a great potential fac- 12 per cent non-parti- even of for complete unionization and university. Darsquen. munists and are ' • scarse during the last few months. tor in the movement of can penetrate the jail. union standards. V’O' revolutionary i sans. Some may think that it is because de- Baumann Came As Spy. 3 French and O. C. Against Workers. the Southwest. They are, by force of j On the whole the organization com- t -s partment heads and other government The prosecutor stresses the nwcfcs- agree- necessity, properly jj Baumann declares that an Communists. If prises the non-partisan masses for of officials are away on vacations. En- sity for carrying the process still far- was made the French I ment between approached and informed, they will the 4% million members in the Soviet lightenment comes from Swampscott, i ther for explaining fully the political occupation authorities and the O. C. lend themselves to every I | 9 The Official Reports of manifesta- Union Only 16 per cent are members | however. It is President Coolidge's significance of the trial and abovp to act together against the workers tion a ■'COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL But the final outturn of the crop also on were unanimously by the THE under arrest account of his au- In accordance with his orders he | population. According to approximate | may be larger or smaller, as develop- own activity. dience calling for the withdrawal of ! had carried on a provocative activity calculations of 4% million members of The decisions of its executive bodies in session that have ments the remainder of the season In the third session of the second foreign troops from China, for the abo- in the shop committees’ conference ! the R. A. 1,750,000 i. 39 per cent determined the course of the world Communist move- prove more or less favorable to the day of the trial the hearing of Her- lition of extra-judicial poyvers of con- I. e. in of ; are 1,350,000 i. 29 per crop than usual. in Honningen the beginning suls, for workers, e. ment during the last years—you will find in , bert Heinrich AVerz, alias Baumann ; industrial justiceand for gen-1 / August. The success of this activity cent are employes while there are , Ehe, according to his own statements I eral reform in that country along lines was the demonstration of the emer- 1 only 990,000—-22 per cent—peasants Report of Fifth Congress 70 Cents Record Wheat Acreage in Argentina. has come to Russia as a spy under of modern progress. the gency workers on the following and 225,000, 1. e. 5 per cent—are red (The latest reports issued) the orders of the O. C. Funds were raised WASHINGTON, D. C., July 23—'The ! Monday before the police presidium in in short order soldiers of whom actually most are the Fourth and Fifth 35 Cents acreage Argentina He makes sensational declarations for forwarding to Between v.heat of for 1925- which led to a blood bath the aid of the | ; upon the terrorist and provocative Aachen peasants. (Report of the E. C. of the !•) 26 is larger than that of any preceding Shanghai strikers. Co-operation of C- with many wounded. . j Thus there are less peasants than work of the O. C. He was made a the Party Reports of the Fourth Congress 50 Cent's year according to a cablegram receiv- Baumann declares that on this oc- Workers of America with employes in the 1. R. A. in a country member of the organization in the China, ed by the United States department of police fling hand the workers of as well as all ; population Theses of the Third Congress 25 Cents 1922, by ex-company casion he saw the where nine-tenths of the agriculture from the International In- winter of the the other countries, was pledged. Before , grenades from the windows of | are peasants. It is quite clear that Second Congress 25 commander Wilhelm Eduard von Mal- meeting Theses of the Cents stitute of Agriculture at Rome. The Aachen police presidium upon the de- the terminated it became ; the I. R. A. mifst concentrate now on j lingratb. clearly acreage sown is estimated at 18,600,- ; monstrators. After this demonstra- outlined that nothing had been the winning of the peasantry, because j Committed Acts of Terror. left to 000 acres compared with the har- I tion he succeeded in entering the mid- undone show the beasts of prey it is only quite in the beginnings of imperialism Prompt shipment made by v»st“d area cf 15,977,000 acres in After the Ruhr occupation he re- i die Rhini3h organization of the Com- of that the workers of this work. This not for the reason Angeles 1921-25. ceived from the Munich high com- munist Party of Germany. The or- Los are prepared to wage that the peasants might have rib sym- WORKER PUBLISHING mand of war upon them the THE DAILY CO. the organization the order to ders of the O. C. were to discover all in behalf of op- pathy for its aims and tasks, actually of pressed “The Source of All Communist Literature" In unction Against Peaceful Picketing. drive the workers into the arms particulars of the proletarian factory anywhere and everywhere all the peasants not only look at the I. the French by provocation in the rear hundreds and their arms and to set over the world. NEW YORK.—An injunction against R. A. with confidence but are ready; 1113 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago, • of proletarian in- « demonstrations, for j up as close a relation with the lead- to support "peaceful picketing” has been issued even it. l, * stance by explosives. With seven oth- ers of the C. P. G., above all with > by Supreme Court Tierney in I Numerous observers of the villages Justice er members, amongst them Mailing- the Central Committee, as possible. 11 behalf I j Party ltave stated that the I. R. A. is one of of the I>eeds Shoe Uo. Inc., ' ioth, he undertook a terrorist act Frisco Notes and Formed Terrorist Group. the most popular public organizations affecting Re- "" the members of the against the general staff of the army 11 tail Shoe Salesmen’s Union of New Baumann let it be known in the C. and that the poor peasantry ; of occupation in a villa near Essen. Four hundred people listened to- continu-1 Received from Germany! York. Tierney berated the unionists P. circles that he was persecuted by • ously approaches it. The congress had The room of the general staff was Tom Lewis, at Third and Minna. San from the bench and refused to modify the O. C. and with this excuse he trav- therefore the task to define in detail attacked from three sides. Each o£ , Francisco. Forty copies (all on hand) the order in behalf of peaceful picket- eled to Berlin. There he carried on (lie concrete possibilities ofr the pene- j the attackers fired his whole maga- . of the were ing. provocative activities amongst the re- sold. tration of the I. R. A. into the villages zine thru the window. Bauman re- As volutionary fugitives. Under orders , many more couU( have been sold. so that next year the results of this ceived a bullet in the thigh. Maliing- James H. Dolsen spoke the same of the O. C. he formed a terrorist on 1 work will show themselves by the in- ; Wrltfi the story about your shop j roth a bullet in the breast and a bay- night to equally group to murder Ebert Sesckt. an good crowd at • ;? / onet wound. and elusion of the millions of the Russian jHalimp i. —Order a bundle to distribute The attempts not to be car- . 10th and Broadway* Oakland. The peasants into the organizations of the After that, preparations were made were ried out, but the arrest of the ter- . previous Saturday a good meeting was Red Aid. there. to up the railway tunnel from International bloiy group was . held at 20th and Mission, Can Fran- Cologne to Aachen. Explosives rorist to lead to the com- were promising of the Communist Party cisco. transported from Holland over Na- Landis Shown Tax Dodger Our Readers Views sastricht-Falkenburg to Herzogenrath The Central Committee of the Com- Cooks and Waiters No. 44, at their Judge Keneshaw Mountain Landis, munist Party, however, removed him last meeting, passed into the glass factory in which Mai- i resolutions con- • chief mogul of baseball, neglected to from the Berlin party circles. demning the unjust LENIN MEMORIAL ALBUM of com- A conviction ' and iingroth was working as an ordinary ' file his personal property taxes Disregard Union Rules. j Arrested in Moscow. worker. Then followed preparations rades Crouch and Trumbull. Painters’ was penalized 50 per cent his last With text in English, German and French containing j In all his travels, he remained in on To the DAILY WORKER: I am a 1 for an attempt upon the separatist 1 Union No. 19 also jjussed similar re- year's schedule, it became known to- brother lx>cal 66, the permanent connections with the O. C. - of Union of leaders Smets and Kaiser in Col- solutions. day when figures on the fashionable Striking Photographs Union. I was sent Later on he traveled to Leningrad 33 Carpenteite' by the ogne. Lithographers’ Union, of San Fran- Hyde Park district were disclosed, gentleman I was working for (excuse and after a short time he was arrest- ■ of the great leader and teacher from childhood to the He was arrested three times by the cisco, held a picnic at Congress i Judge Landis was only one of many calling that) Emery, ad in Moscow. In Leningrad he worm- taken in his youth; me for him G. occupation authorities and was in ! and Springs near San Jose. District Hyde Parkers to neglect to permit the grave—with photographs as an exile; the superintendent, and A. Watson, ed his way into the Smolny in order t | prison together with the murderer of organizer Tom Lewis of the Workers | assessor within their portals or to with old revolutionists of years ago; as an illegal worker the foremun, to put in garage floor. according to his instructions, to make i a Graf, Rennert and six police sergeants Party was their principal speaker. . notify the board of the amount of in October, 1917; and photos taken after the Revolution job two observations there. We did the in and a half | later also with Jarres. The members were highly pleased and their personal property. Judge Landis and after his death. days. The Instructions of the O. C. did I Also put in a driveway. Agent. I Lewis has ipvited Murdered French not include attempts, but were for been to speak be- - was assessed on $3,375 personal pro- The joli wus outside the city lim- perty. this He also took part in the murder of the observation and investigation re- fore the union. Be sure to place in your library—- its. therefore our union calls for a the French agent Marianne de Tllsot. lating to leading politicians, Stalin,, Plans will be brought before thei half hour allowance to take the car ! In June, 1923, he was given provocu- Trotsky, Kamenev. Baumann declar- . Workers Party English branch of Oak- Big Station Now Open -25 CENTS EACH to and from work. -1 tive work amongst the separatists by es to have felt that he was sent asi land and the Alameda county city cen- Chicago's $60,000,000 Union Station 1 told the men what the job calls the O. C., and made the personal ac- the advance post and pioneer of a i tral committee this week for more ex- • was dedicated formally yesterday. The for, and THE DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. they said, “To hell with your quaintance of the separatist leaders terror group. He declares that he tended street meetings as foeders for • station has been in use for about six union." That was pretty rich. Both Mathes, Dorten and Tlctz. On bloody lias often mot Captain Ehrhardt per- ■ regular Sunday night propaganda i weeks, since the old Union Station, 1113 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. gentlemen carry Dusseldorf, gave ■ these a card In the Sunday In he the sig- sonally in the Munich Hayrlsche Hos M meetings in a hall,. Oakland has, for relic of civil war days was closed. The CHICAGO. ILL. Carpenters' Union. Fraternally, N. F., j nal as pre-arranged, by shouting, under the name of Huns Herbert von ! some time pust, keen without such new station is tho largest single elc- ' "Long live the Uhiulsh Republic," foi Cleveland, Ohio. I VYlcktnger. ; meetings. : vaLon station in the world