The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-19

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i It is about the DAILY WORK
Err. But we are grateful to oil
for allowing us TO talk to tens OF
thousands Of workers and farmers,
in the cities and over the land,
who have never before heard the
voice Of the DAILY WORKER.
But this is only saying that the
DAILY WORKER enters into, and
wages with all the energy i can
muster, the battles Of the workers
and farmers against their oppres-
sors. This has been the story OF
the DAILY WORKER, sinte the
day it was born, January 49,
1924. now little more than two
nonths gone. The story Of the
DAILY WORKER is the story OF
the growing class struggle IN the
United States.
This is being written to interest
the tens of thousands Of workers
and farmers who will read this
Special Edition Of the DAILY
WORKER; who have never read
the DAILY WORKER before. We
want all of these to become regu-
lar readers Of the DAILY WORK
Err, to read it from day to day,
to give their support to all the
struggles into which it enters.
We need that support to make
the DAILY WORKER a more
powerful weapon. We need YOU
back of the DAILY WORKER, in
order that the DAILY WORKER,
with new strength, may fight for
YOU.
The DAILY WORKER fights
for, stronger organizations Of the
city workers, all those who sweat
in industry to pile higher the
bosses profits. 1t works for mill
tancy and effectiveness in the la
Dor movement. That is why the
DAILY WORKER raised its voice
in no uncertain tones at the his
torical international convention Of
the United Mine Workers OF
America, held at Indianapolis,
Ind, during the latter days OF
January. It carried it's emanci-
pating message not only to the
1000 delegates attending the
miners convention, but thru them
to the thousands of mining towns
over the country, to the hundreds
Of thousands of coal diggers.
TODAY YOUR "DAILY" is en-
gagged in a terrific struggle in the
city of Chicago, in support Of the
heroic tight Of the women and
girls of the international Ladies
Garment Workers Union. Mem
bers of its editorial staff, in car
rying out their duties, have heen
arrested on the picket lines along
with the strikers, and thrown into
the foul police dungeons Of the
master class. In this fight, as in
all others, the DAILY WORKER
will be found always, in the fore
front of the battle.
It has been the DAILY WORK
Err, these past two months, that
has helped, more than any ether
agency, to bring unity between the
workers, in the cities and on the
land, in the political struggle. The
magnificent solidarity just dis
played in the gatherings held in
Minnesota, out of which will even
tually grow the great American
class political party, could not
have been achieved had it not been
for the DAILY WORKER, deliver
ing its broadsides, day by day,
against those who would halt and
disrupt this drive towards unity.
Every issue of the DAILY WORK
Err carries its message Of eman-
cipation for the farmers, as well
as for the city workers.
The DAILY WORKER is also in
the fight for the ten millions Of
exploited Negro toilers in the
United States. This was ccnclu-
sively and effectively shown az the
recent national gathering Of Me-
gro spokesman held in Chicago.
Thus, wherever a human being,
in this great land, carries the bur-
den Of toll upon his shoulders,
there the DAILY WORKER is
ever present, showing him how to
cast It of.
The DAILY WORKER is the
only daily newspaper in the Unit
ed States that has told the workers