The Washington times., 1924-10-11
CAMPAIGN
ACTIVE
ONE
pm Foster and Ben citlow
Going After Ballots With
Great Industry
D. WILLIAM HARD.

Foster and Ben GitlOw are rum
ming for President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States.
They are the boys who are 60
ING to get the votes Of the real
radicals.
They are running with great
industry. They have daily paper
III Chicago called The Daily
Worker which supports them.
This paper gets distributed into
many parts of the country. Il il
the organ Of the workers Party j;
and Mr.. Foster and Mr.. GitIow
are out for the votes Of work
ers' and--it seems workers"
only.
Mr.. Foster and Mr.. Gitlow are
|. very angry with Mr.. Ia Toilette
because he has the support Of Mr..
Vander1ip, who onde was the
president Of bank.
They are very angry with him
because he has tbs support Of Mr..
tSpreckles, who has been in the
sugar business and Is not q
worker
Finiclxy About Votes.
Should anybody who Is not b
worker" try to vote for Mr.. Foster
or Mr.. Git1ow, he viii be turned
back from the polls IL Mr.. Foster
and Mr.. Gitlow can influence the
police to do 1t.
These gentlemen Mr.. Foster ana
Mr.. GitIovg-are the real final cream
Tor SEDIMENT OF real radical PRO-
worker and anti-''capitalist" senti-
nnent lii the United States.
j, Their vote. win disclose the full
extent Of that sentiment, whether
large or small.
They are conducting q really am
sbitious and enterpTising campaign.
Somehow or other they get money
for Doing RITZ Their enemies say
that they get Il from Moscow. They
also get Il, in any case, from their
ow-cornmuntsts in the United
States.
~, This writer. from some obserya.
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that it costs a man. more money.
In proportion to his income, to be
o communist than to be anything
else in the United States.
Responsibilities That Cost.
II you are a communist, you alb
solutely must subscribe to 1.-THE
Daily Worker" and you must SUBJ
scribe enough not only to get 1.-THE
VloflNH ETUrosIy1v.Sb %rHra WyS2SA Nx~k
also apparently to send It to q lot
OF other people who need to be con-
Yerted TO communism.
What, with dues and subscriptions,
and more dues and more subscrfp-
tons, the life Of a communist in
the United States il financially a
most arduous one.
Also the life Of a communist can
didate Is physically a most arduous
Even Bob La Toilette can 60
off campaigning, IL he wants to-, in
q, private railroad car. Your COM
sIr1unist candidate would be totally
ruined II he did any such thing.
His highest luxury Is one lower
berth, and 1t is better and higher
Tor him IL he takes an upper one.
Z Moreover, II IN the smoking com
RcbL GAAACIlL5 IAG 6IlOQIA AAUVNOH W COIls
vert somebody like Mr.. Vanderlip
or Mr.. Spreckles, he has to keep
It dark ana implore such people
not to support him. II anybody
who IL not g worker ever tags
him and says Tn for you," he's
gone.
A capitalist like Mr.. Coolidge or
Mr.. Davis can mix intotthe company
OF workers" get the support Of
workers" and get away with ii
with their fellow Capitalists =
a worker" however, like Mr..
Foster or Mr.. Gitlow, cannot mix
into the company Of 'capitalists'i
and get the support OF Capitalists
without Just losing all his caste
among his fellow workers"
An Exclusive Caste.
Our Communist WORKERS." with.
In the observation Of this writer,
are the supreme exclusive caste
IN America.
This writer has listened to the
speeches both Of Mr.. Foster and
> OF Mr.. GitlOw.
Mr.. Foster is q lean, ascetic, book.
wormirlg person, with o kind Of In.
ward fanatical light In him that
shines through sort OF translu.
cent personality. "
Mr.. Gitlow ID q burly, Rlowerina
person who slogs with q hundred.
pound hammer.
They go UP ana down through the
country assailing Mr.. Coolidge and
assailing Mr.. Davis, but particular.
~ assailing Mr.. La Toilette.
This writer at his desk receives
the propaganda OF al parties and
diligently reads Il.
The propaganda Of the Work.
ers' Party" attacks Mr.. La FOllette
much more ably, much more adriot.
", much more effectively, than he
is attacked by the propaganda Of
The Republican party or Of tie
Democratic party
The Republicans and the Demo.
Gratis attack La Toilette for being
radical. This manifestly does NOT
deter. his radical followers firm vot-
Ing for him.
The Workers Party" however,
has the amazing subtlety and
audacity to try to deter Mr.. La
F'ollette's radical followers from
voting for him on the ground that
Mr. La Toilette, az q radical, Ii a
fake ana q frost.
Listen to this propaganda from
Workers Partyis" Headquarters:
IA Eollette's machine has run