The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-05-07
AS WE SEE 1T

chancellor Wliheim Marx OF so
called German republic in az er
view to correspondent Of t. hi
cago Daily News, expressed the grati
tude of the Reich plunderbund to the
Socialist murderers who drowned in
blood the efforts of the revolutionary
German workers to establish Sow
let republic on the ruins Of the top
ping structure of the Hohenzollern
throne. He thanked ''the men who
stayed the tide of Bolshevism; those
who kept to their posts in the heav.
lest seas and helped to steer our wa
terlogged craft thru the countless
rocks on the passage" "You refer
to such men as Ebert, Won Seecht,
Noske?" asked the reporter. Eye
replied the tool Of big business.
these and many others we owe
tude."
Here we have this represent tiv.
enemy of the working class placing
the laurel crown on the traitorous
brows of German social democracy.
which hailed the victories Of Kaiser
Wilhelm's armies and after that royal
nincompoop scooted to Holland at the
first sign Of personal danger, his so.
cialist subjects kindly took charge of
Germany and held it for the capital.
lists, until such time as the revolution.
airy wave would pass away and CAPT
talist "normalcy" returned. The cap.
italists have come back, thanks to
their socialist lieutenants. The So
cialist Eberts and Noskes were handy
hangmen of the German revolution.
They have since received the reward
of their treason, but they have not vet
stood trial before a revolutionary
working class jury. When they do,
the verdict will not be a compliment.
Thank God for Gompers" was the
slogan at a recent meeting of the Ma
tional Civic Federation, as that old
labor renegade blinked like an owl
on the platform while praise was
showered on him by the lieutenant;
of capitalism who seek to render la
Dor impotent, by purchasing its lead
ers. Gompers was thanked for pre-
venting the radicals from getting CO
troll of the labor unions. The sIoc
must be good one, as we now fl
the politically bankrupt Republic "a
Party picking it up in Washington.
THANK God for CAR cry the G. o. p.
leaders. 1t seems that God is not
doing as well as He might by the
master class these days. He could
have made better selections than
Gompers and Coolidge to save the
master class from defeat.
There are too many girls at North
western University, says zig. Gen.
eral Nathan William Nc
president of the alumni ass
and trustee of the Evanston insti-
tuition. The number of women stu
dents should be held down to IS or
40 per cent of the undergraduate stu
dent body. This has nothing to do
with the law of supply and demand but
the general feels that the dominating
tone of the University must be mas
culine and he holds the numerics
strength of the female sex respunsi
for the growth of pacifism recentlx
evidence there. 1t must be man
college, said the General, "but witt
the added attraction and advantage
Of co-education." This is in Evan.
ston, of course, where Hell-an Marie
Dawes, the strikebreaking swivel
chair general comes from. 1t appears
that the function of the university
girl students is to brighten up the
corner" of the potential generals in
the James Patten robot factory
James Patten, the notorious wheat
gambler, is one of the owners of
Northwestern. 1t was originally
founded by the Methodists by Judge.
Gary, the steel king, and Patten, the
futurist wheat king, stepped in and
took control. There is "Patten"
gymnasium attached to the univer-
sity. Heralding the annual circus on
the campus grounds recently, par
ade was held. One float bore
tableau in which pacifist was bei1-
hanged in effigy. Another represeT..
ed a pacifist guarded by soldiers bav-
onets. The steel kings and wheat
kings demand service from their pro-
fessors. They are not paying their
good money to instill advanced and
civilized ideas into the heads of the
students. They are teaching them to
kill the enemies of the capitalists
and to consider it patriotism"
Cardinals Hayes and Mundelein
will be entertained at dinner by the
president OF the United States Steel
Corporation(in honor of their eleva-
tion to the highest rank in the Cath