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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-08-14
reeve RETURNS
TO TELL ABOUT
HIS EVICTION
Mccarthy and Hogan
Are Among Speakers


The striking carbuiIders in
the Western Steel Car company
plant, at Hegewisch, are more
enthusiastic than ever, after a
futile effort of the management
yesterday to break the ranks of
the strikers by spreading fake
rumors.
The strikers elected an en-
Iarged strike committee at their
meeting yesterday, which was
one of the largest and most
spirited held since the strike
began.
Karl Reeve, who was rail
lroaded out of Hegewisch by
four policemen on Tuesday and
told never to come back, spoke
at yesterdays strike meeting as
did Jack Mccarthy and Edmond
K. Hogan, organizer for the
Brotherhood of Railway Car
men.
Fifth Week 5of Strike.
Growing desperate at the complete
stoppage of production and the de-
termination Of the strikers to carry
the strike thru to victory, the COM
pany started the fifth week of the
strike by bringing the Chicago police
to their aid
The employment manager, p. II.
Conlan, was out in front Of the gates
bright and early yesterday morning,
telling the strikers not to go to the
strike melting. Conlan told them that
Jack Mccarthy of the DAILY WORK
Err and Ed. Hogan were going to
desert the strikers. The strikers,
however, refused to listen to the false
rumors of Conlan, and flocked down
to the strike hall
Plant Shut Down.
Reeve told the strikers how the
Chicago police had sent him out of
town after he went into the Western
company plant to get the inside news
of conditions.
"Conlan admitted that the plant is
completely shut down." Reeve said.
"He said there is million dollars
worth Of material in the yards wait
ing for the striking steel workers to
assemble it,"
"The DAILY WORKER will con-
tinue to tell you to stay out on strike,
to organize, and to fight for better
living conditions and more wages with
your organized power If any one
tells you l went inside the Western
Steel Car company for any other pur-
pose than to gather news for the
DAILY WORKER he lies" Reeve de-
clared.
Jack Mccarthy made an appeal for
the workers to join the Brotherhood of
Railway Carmen. "The spirit shown
by the strikers in the face of the lies
spread by the company this morning
shows that you are sure to win," said
Mccarthy.
The strikers then elected a commit
tee to see that all the men who have
been hard hit by the strike are sup
piled with food and money to allow
them to continue striking
Ed. Hogan, who is in charge Of the
strike, representing the Brotherhood
of Railway Carmen, told the strikers
what stores are friendly to the
strikers and what stores are antagon-
istic to labor. Hogan told the car.
builders to patronize, and get their
friends to patronize only those bust
ness men who are sympathetic to the
strikers.
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Big labor DEMONSTRATIONS
IN ROME flare Up AGAINST
MUSSOLINPS Dictatorship
Especial to The Daily Workerl

|
ROME, August 13-"Down with Fascism!' Down with
Mussoini!"
For the first time in three years. of thousands of work.
and and children, marched deanty thru the
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AS WE SEE 1T

i n MONG the things the British La
IA Dor Government could have done
says the New York Nation, is the
publication of war documents. But
such action would expose the secrets
iof His Majesty's government and that
would never do for Macdonald, who
Is a good Christian-socialist, which
means that he will keep faith with the
capitalist class even tho he may be
Iobliged to betray the workers little
once in while. Only the wicked and
class-conscious bolsheviks were so
lacking in decency as to let the skele-
ton out of the Cars closet even be-
fore the Gear himself became a skele-
ton.
Another civil war is threatened in
Mexico, this time over the right of
women to have their hair bobbed and
to wear Knockers. This is surprising,
considering that Mexico has a repu-
tation for pulling off revolutions with
out giving the regular thirty days no.
tice. 1t is reported that Samuel
Gompers called the matter to the at
tention of President Gales when the
latter addressed the executive COM
Inittee Of the Federation in Atlantic
City. Gompers is said to have invited
Gales to review one Of the many
beauty contests that take place in At
lantic City hoping that the sight might
induce him to look with more favor
on the efforts Of Mexican girls to free
themselves from the chains Of conven-
ton. Gompers gets most of his In
SEPARATION on the board walk.
Otto Kahn, the banker, delivered a
pretty address on art at the annual
dinner of the American Federation of
Arts held in Washington on May 20
OF this year. Mr. Kahn is subsidiser
OF art. He says art is valuable to the
people and by the people he means
the bankers and capitalists. as well as,
Continued on page %
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A.F. OF [. FEARS
NICARACUAN WAR
AGAINST AMERICA
Report Terrified About
"Social Unrest"
Especial to the Daily worker.)

A0PNSiai ~ lfC Ddiiy WOINCfsJ
WASHINGTON, Aug 19.-The ex-
ecutive council OF the American FEEDER
alton of Labor has lined up solidly
with the cause, Of American Imperial
ism in Nicaragua by its Endorsement
of report on the situation there by
Hartwell Brunson, special commits
sioner for the Pan-American Fedora
ton Of Labor, Gompers' paper toy.
offer Free Suggestions
The report, which has been called
to the attention of the Department of
State by vote of the council, is kind
enough to give a few suggestions as
to how to keep the workers in meek
subsection without endangering the
position of the American imperialists
in that country. After commenting on
the fact that the workers are prac-
tically without a vote because of the
refusal of the Chamorro family major
ity in the national congress to concur
in the improvement of the electoral
law, the report suggests:
A. F. Of L. Fears For Bosses
Unless these at present disfran-
chised people are permitted to vote in
the coming election there is danger of
return to power of class rule, nation
ally, and continued social and econo-
mic unrest. which may at any time
develop into violent resentment"
Report Is Usual Bunk
This appeal to the United States
government by the American Fedora
tion of Labor is very touching. II is
notorious that the Chamorro family
which rules Nicaragua is the puppet of
the American State Department, and
the A. F. Of L. memorandum will leave
the Nicaraguan workers just where
they we're before.
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Textile Trust Hit By New Jersey WaIkout
CHARLIE HUGHES CAN TEAR HIS
HAIR AGAIN.! RUSSIA RESTORES
RELATIONSHIP WITH MEXICANS
tspeoIaI to The paIIx wOrkerl

MOSCOW August 1s-Anoher victory
Negotiations
red Berlin Pkos
City,
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Nationalist Fight EIoht.Hour Day,

BERLIN, Aug. 13.-The German ma
tionalists have a bill in the reichstag
for the non-ratihcation Of
the Washington agreement concerning
the eight.hour day for workers.
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THE DAILY WORKER
RAISES THE STANDARD
FOR A WORKERS AND
FARMERS GOVERNMENT
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30

same Sunday. All reported nice
Same NJ
Chas. Mooreorion pr,n..
~ :, w. D'isei hills Sunday
! NJ ,rcC,nnrt, Vera and Blanche Dawson
Mrs 8 4 = ed their brother near Birdel one
A -, last week.
II. T. weIch aele VIII be church at this place
saturday night and Sunday.
fyoody has cordial invitation
ttend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
WARM SPRINGS

Several Of our farmers are having
to plant their cotton again.
Walter Stevens and wife of Poca-
hontas were visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Bailey, here last
week
Ed Holt and wife Of POcahontas
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. King Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Prevett's mother is visiting
her here this week.
Bro. ID. n. King and wife of Baker
den spent Saturday night with his
son, J. c. King, here.
Uncle Dock Holt of ReynO is up
visiting his son, W. A. Holt, this week.
Several Of the candidates were here
lass Sunday shaking hands with
friends
A. j. Cole and family were up visit
ing his mother from Friday until Sun
day.
John II. Holt of Reyno was up last
Friday.
There will be church here next Sat
urday night and Sunday. Bro. Gil
lian will preach. Also Sunday school
in the evening. Everybody is invited
to come.
Last Sunday, May %. was the great
est day we have had here for some
time. There was singing and preach
ing in the forenoon, Bro. ID. n. King
preached. in the afternoon Bro. Gillian
preached, and plenty of good things to
eat There was somewhere between
IL and Is hundred people here that
day, and we believe all of Henry Ford's
cars. We hope we can have another
big day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
LONE OAK

Bro. ID. c. Jones will preach here
Saturday night and Sunday.
Essie Tyler and Joe Thompson visit
ed Opal and Ona Smith Sunday.
Erya Buckley and children took din
ner with Noah HackwOrth Sunday.
Riley Holt visited homefolks at
Naylor, Mo, Saturday night and Sun
day.
Bertha Buckley was dinner guest
Of Gladys Cook Sunday.
Miss Elsie Davis returned home Sat
urday from Springfield, Mo-. where
she has been the past two months.
Earl Linn and Miss Erma Bailey,
Bill Brown Gladys Lamb, Edgar
Brown and Gladys johnson visited at
the club house Sunday evening.
Herman White and Eugene ThOmp-
son took dinner with Earl and Bill
Linn Sunday.
Elsie Buckley took dinner with No
vella Tyler Sunday.
Beulah Davis visited Reba Jones
Sunday.
Burley Thompson and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cooper Sunday.
Several of the young folks of this
place attended church at Richwoods
Sunday night.
Miss Opal and Ona Smith visited
Novella and Essie Tyler Wednesday
evening.
Sunday school at this place was well
attended Sunday.
Ed Tyler Of Cedar Ridge visited
George Tyler Tuesday night.
Misses Minnie and Jewell Tharp
and Silva Timer visited Mrs. Clara Alb
bott Tuesday.
Misses Elsie Buckley and Beulah
Davis made business trip to Poea-
hontas Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
BROWNIE

Cotton not looking very good and
much Of the replant not up yet.
Several from our school district at
tended the school rally at Corning
last Friday and Saturday.
VIII Bennett, the Overland dealer
of Corning, was calling on friends in
our vicinity Friday of last week.
Master Glen Shields, with Misses
Wilma Kerley, X. A. Goings and Nora
Mustain, took Sunday dinner with
Miss Mamie Brown.
Mrs. Joe Clayton and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, were Saturday afternoon
callers at the w. ]. Brown home.
The baseball game at Peach Orchard
last Sunday afternoon proved quite an
attraction to many Of our people.
]. d. Kerley and family Of the
Smithwick neighborhood attended SER
vices at the Baptist church here last
Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Abbott of Maynard is
at Mr.. Hogan Jones visiting her son.
Wendell, who has been having quite a
tussle with the flu the past few weeks.
Mrs. Una Pierce and son, Harold,
returned Sunday last from an extend
ed visit with relatives at ReynO.
The Sunday school last Sunday was
one of special interest. S5 in attend
ance and teachers and pupils with
good lessons.
Mrs. Dona GOings with her son,
Wayman, and daughter, Miss Ula, and
Miss Beulah Alphin were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Kerley of
Smithwick.
Ed. Stevens and wife took Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Mustain and
family.
Nose Long and family with Frank
Archer and family were Sunday even
ing guests Of Elbert Trlplett and wife.
Ed. Stevens filed his appointment
at the Baptist church here Saturday
night Sunday andsunday night. Large
and appreciative crowds greeted him
at each service and his sermons were
filled with logical lessons and spiritual
truths, uplifting in their influence.
The vicente and egg roast given by
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Albright in the
grove near their home on last Thurs
day night was most enjoyable occa-
sion. About $50 of the neighbors and
friends were present and enjoyed the
event to the fullest.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
MOCK

Farmers are being delayed this week
on account of rain.
Hite Mock made a business trip to
Pocahontas Thursday.
Ellis and Earnest Wright motored
TO Donlphan Saturday.
Church was well attended here Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Joe Wilson and wife and Eta Wal
rond motored to Palatka Sunday.
James Morris and wife were satur-
day night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Mock.
Several from this place attended the
Children's Day program at Warm
Springs Sunday.
Lee Poynor and wife were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson Saturday
...fht
Milton Marlett Of Reyno is visiting
his sister Mrs. Ray Johnson, this
week.
Lewis Wilson and family, win Rus
sell and family and Jess Seawell and
family motored down from Blodgett
Mo. Wednesday afternoon to spend a
few days with relatives and friends
They returned home Sunday morning
Mrs. Wilson says she had rather live
In Arkansas.
A large crowd assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mocl
Sunday. The old folks sang in the
afternoon and the young folks all weni
kodaking. All reported a nice time
Those present were, II. II. Tucker and
wife and son, Lehman Mock and fam
ily. Alvin Shaver and wife, A. Paine
and daughter, James Norris and fam
lily. Mrs. Ella Mock and family, Beu
lah Baker, Ellis and Earnest Wright
Mrs. America Mock and Clyde Phipps
w. l.. Mock and wife had the pleas
ure of being with all their children
Thursday night. A large supper wa'
pfepared and all the children left hop
ing to be with each other again soon.
Bro. Prlngle will be with us the
first Sunday in June. Everybody in
vited to come and bring your friends
Hubert Long and wife and Theo
Ramsey and family were dinner guests
of Guss Mock and family Sunday.
Athel Farley and Rufe Ellis passed
through here Sunday morning en- rout'
to Middlebrook.
Raymond Mock, who has been goint
to school at Paragould, is visiting
hOmefolks this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
INGRAM

Hurrah for Drew Bowers for con-
gress.
James Early had business near Yer
non last Monday.
Mr.. Ora of Warm Springs was down
Monday buying corn from j. p. Spikes
James Early had business at Poca-
hontas last Thursday.
Herman Goodman and wife visited
at Uncle Sebe Johnston's Saturday
night and Sunday.
Andrew Early and Il. b. Startling
went to Biggers after some cotton seed
one day last week,
The well drillers, Holmes and Hop
kins, have gone to Pocahontas to drill
for Mr.. Sallee.
John Timer and Doc Condict had
business near Hamil Sunday.
Herbert and Norman Early visited
their Uncle. Dave Upshaw, at Hamil
last week end
Three strangers passed through here
Sunday afoot and they said they had
been travelling for twenty miles
through the woods in search of white
mule.
A small cyclone came bouncing
through here last Friday. 1t ripped a
section off James Early's roof and lots
of fences and timber were blown down
Some OF our people attended the big
day at Warm Springs Sunday. They
reporter Is hundred people present
plenty Of good dinner and good ser.
mon by Rev. Demp King and a fine
talk by Rev. Gillian.
Deck Holder, our tax assessor, was
here at Hamil and Vernon the Dist
and 22nd assessing our property.
Our handsome young friend, Oscar
Shaver, says he goes to Middlebrook
Saturdays while the other boys wait
until Sunday. Look out boys or he
will throw a monkey wrench into your
machinery.
Quite a crowd attended the fish fry
at the home of s. NJ. Spikes Sunday.
Uncle Bill Rush visited his son. Roy
and wife at Hamil several days last
week.
Coleman and Paul Hayes and family
attended the birthday dinner given
Roy Rush at his home at Hamil on
the 21st
We understand that Uncle Bill Wal
rond and Ches Massey are both danger
ously i'll at their homes at Hamil.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
EAST MAYNARD

Several attended the musical at
Rufe Spencers Saturday night.
S. r.. Phipps and wife, Il. c. Mock
aud family, Jim Smith and wife, Uncle
Albert and Aunt Huldah Hatley,
George Wells and family, Gull Meri-
deth, wife and mother, Nina Langley,
Naoma and Lura Lee Hatley were
among those from here who attended
the singing and big dinner at Pitman
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Parish and Mr..
and Mrs Ozzie Mosley were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the Hatley home.
At the school election for Maynard
Special there was a - mill tax voted
This means another good school for
Maynard. DIR. j. Il. Lofts and Mr..
Bud Brooks are the new directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jackson and
Lindsey Miller will be our teachers
for the NJ. z. S. next winter. We are
sure they viii make good as Mr. Jack
son and Mr.. Miller have taught for us
before
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson aud
children of Pocahontas were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gallegly
Leola Mock and Catherine Hatley
spent Saturday night with Miss Trel
Parish
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Peryis anC
j. c. Jr., spent Saturday night at the
home of their uncle, Eph Parish, and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murdoch and
family and Miss Louisa CrismOn visit
ed relatives at Pocahontas Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Athy, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Spencer and family, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Johnston and family, Charles
Spencer, Rochelle Langley and Eugene
Athy were among those from Salem
who attended the singing at PitmaI
Sunday.
Miss Ray Gupton was n Sunday
guest of Miss Della CrismOn.
VIII Spencer and son, Charles, ant
Mr.. Langley were transacting business
In Pocahontas first Of the week.
G. X. Phipps of Middlebrook was II
town Saturday and reports his son
Clyde who has been to Hot Springs
some better.
/, Aunt Lou Weaver, who has beer
visiting here, has returned to hel
home at Maynard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
I.ORINE

aunt Dee Mondy has been sick for
fhe past two weeks.
l.. w. Mondy had bad spell with
Ais back Sunday and Monday, but is
reported 10 be better at this writing.
Several from this place attended
church Mt New Chapel Sunday.
Bob Lewis and family visited Aunt
Dee Mondy one day last week.
The prayer meeting at l.. w. Mondys
saturday night was well attended,
with Bro. Blount leader. There will
Se prayer meeting at Mr.. and Mrs
mart Hogan's next Saturday night.
Hiss Rubye Lewis OF Pocahontas
spent a few days last week with Aunt
Dee Mondy.
Mr.. and AIRS. Raymond Bennett are
90 the sick list this week.
Enoch Boyd spent Tuesday night
Eith Herman Lewis and Raymond
Reason.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Beegle spent one
night last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Kinder.
Mrs. Alex Goodman was visited 10y
her sister and brother Of Flat River
No. one day last week.
Mack Bennett and Raymond Reason
Took dinner with Don Reid Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kinder spent
Sunday with Uncle John Hall and fam
ny.
Lewis Reason took dinner with Paul
Bennett Sunday.
Misses LIME Stevens and Rubye
Lewis, Paul and Mack Bennett, Don
Reid and Aunt Dee Mondy visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Mondy Sunday even
ing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
Late County News
MAYNARD

Several from here attended the all
day singing and dinner on the ground
At Pitman Sunday.
8Lr. and Mrs. Buell. Lofts and Mrs.
Grace johnson and son have been visit
Ing at w. l.. Mock's.
Mrs. II. L. Shatto, son and daughter
left last Thursday for Chicago where
rhey viii spend the summer.
Little Marie Redwine is visiting her
sister, Mrs Eric Smith.
Prof G. NJ. Myrick came in last
week and will spend few weeks in
the interest of the Maynard Academy.
We are glad to welcome Prof. Myrick
back again.
lfrs. Ben Choate and little son,
Robert Lewis, visited at the home of
her father. w. l.. Johnson, of Poynor
last week.
Mrs. Bob Anderson had business in
Pocahontas one day last week.
Miss Bernice Davis spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. jess
Dismang of Supply.
Miss Lora Evans visited Miss Lois
Gupton Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Templeton
are the prowd parents Of a fine baby
girl
Mrs. Floyd Abbott is spending a few
weeks with friends at Peach Orchard
Cleburn Lindsey has gone to Mis-.
souri, where he win work this summer
Aunt Betty Austin is spending a few
days with Lehman Abbott and family
Joe Wilson and family and Miss
Eta Walrond passed through here
Monday on their way home after visit.
ing friends near Corning.
There will be a Children's Day pro
gram at the Methodist church here
aext Sunday. Everybody is invited
% come and bring some one along.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
SHANNON

Miss Jessie Carroll visited Miss
Gertie Haynes one night last week.
Mrs. Hattie Sparkman and children
visited her father-in-law at Lesterville
Saturday night.
quite a number Of young folks
visited Misses Varo o,d p,.,
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
ELEvENPoINT

]. w. McIlroy and John II. Jackson
had business at Pocahontas one day
last week.
Clifford Romines visited at Water
Valley last Sunday.
Ralph Harnden was on this side
last Saturday visiting his brothers,
Lutte and George.
A. l. Romines has gone into the
chicken business on the big scale, for
he has bought a 200 egg incubator and
has II setting.
Earl Graham and family of Poca-
hontas were visiting his sister, Mrs.
Il. NJ .McIlroy, at this place last sun
day.
Since our last report there was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Stevens a daugh-
ter.
II. ]. White of near Walnut Ridge
passed through here en- route to Dal-
ton to visit his mother for a few days,
but had to leave his car at the Eleven
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
BIRDELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barden were visit
ing in Birdell Sunday.
Frank Startling was seen on the
streets of Birdell Monday.
Miss Edna Boyd and Edward Bates
attended church here Sunday.
Bro. Startling will preach at New
Covenant every second Sunday.
Alvin Archer and family spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. Blackwell.
WIN Davis and family of Noland at
tended church at this place Sunday
Il. p. Hufstedler and family spent
Sunday at Mrs. Beatrice Hufstedler's.
Misses Maxine Fry, Ruby Boyd and
Leo Hickman took dinner with Miss
Nell Hufstedler Sunday.
There win be a graveyard working
at Old Union Friday. May 30. All are
invited to come, bring tools and dinner
X. ID. Barden and family and Mrs.
Laura Perrin attended the surprise
birthday supper Sunday night at Alvin
Guides.
Part OF the singing class of this place
attended services at New Covenant
Sunday. All reported a very nice time
and some excellent singing.