The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-20
Communism Has Inning
at Mass Meeting for
John Wallstreet Davis
TO-DAY, the DAILY WORKER is much better known to a
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TO-DAY, the DAILY WORKER is much better known to
increased number of democrats in Chicago. When these
democrats went to the carefully planned demonstration for
their presidential candidate the stockyards Pavilion,
Thursday night they didn't expect get acquainted
with the Communist daily But such in the case.
John walstreet Davis strong for "our constitutional
speaker and his voice thru the great amptheatre
Just about that time several policemen, probably with
john coughn, spy comrade John P. Heinrich
son, with bundle of the DAILY WORKER under his arm,
and give him. what popularity known along the river fronts
I'VE don't want any Of your red around here"
street.
But it is hard to keep good Communist down: Helm
richson Immediately got in touch with DAILY WORKER
newse" Kitty Harris who has service at the great
PEORIA H. She had been selling 1.-THE Daily on the outside
He sent her back into the great hail. And she went.
I'm for personal liberty" proclaimed Davis and the
cattle sheep, hogs and other intended victims of the
slaughter on the morrow lost some more OF their last nights
straton Of the night To the great crowd personal liberty
meant only one tnghs return Of the saloon wet city
search and seizure the crowd outdd itself in defense of
Home Brew and the kitchen still.
At about the time the ever-watchf policemen dis
covered Kitty Harris with her bundle of the DAILY WORKER
nsf liberty pp s"f the Gd Of EGfS
to carry bundle OF Communist papers in democratic
meeting.
Large numbers of the DAILY WORKER sold before
the Davis meeting got under Early got the front
editorial the democratic vicepresdenta candidate under
the heading, Workers! Here is John W. Davis Attorney
for the House of Morgan"
Sales were better after Davis had finished
refused to listen the lesser candidates. and wended their
way slowly to the Streets heard Henchsons story of
the democratic principle Of free press" in action.
lone laughed hard that he had to take out his
handkerchief and wipe the tears away reported our
"He saw the joker the situation and he enjoyed it.
But he also got copy of the DAILY WORKER"
The DAILY WORKER isn't worried much when its
story how the DAILY WORKER sold better than after
reporter Karl Reeve had been ordered off the floor of
the Illinois Miners Convention presided by President
Frank harrington Harrington is for Len Small,
republican candidate for reelection seeking the
reelection as head of the Illinois Miners Organization
1t accident that the big capitalist daily in
ring Of DAILY WORKER nesies from the building where
the convention Of the International Association of Machn
The Grass Check" press safer when the officials
OF labor make war upon the Communist press The chair
Johnston who also head of the Conference for Progressive
Political Action that is backing LaFolette
The DAILY WORKER doesn't expect any consideration
from the upholders Of the present social system BY their
supporter of LaFoette harrington of the miners hacker of
Len Small the republican, have shown that they little
different than the Henry Dubb policemen doing the bidding
of the Chicago democracy
at press table and two high school boys, from
little They there up meeting for
their high school They wanted to know what paper
"From the DAILY WORKER" told them.
"oh, you're for Debs' they exclaimed il unison
looked at it, and it didn't take them long make the
rection.
They kept their copies of the DAILY WORKER. They
promised to read them Ard added they might put some
meeting in their high school paper They promised they
would
addressed by John Wasreet Davis in Chicago