The daily worker., 1925-02-04
AS WE SEE IT
BY T. ). o'FLAHERTY.
Continued from page y


A. F. Of L. bureaucrats who are lead
ing in the explosions. The extreme
right wing however, does not trust the
Virgins Cramer gang. The fact is
that there is not room enough for
both. The Paul Smith supporters
CSmith is the A. F. Of L. dis-organ-
izer who has spent two years in Min
neapolis trying to wreck the labo
movement), want to be in position to
sell out the workers to the bosses, to
eliminate all strikes and to show the
capitalists that they can make more
profits by unionizing their business
than by running open shop. They want
a monopoly on this business.
NATHEN Cramer and McKillop, ct al,
wv saw that there was real danger
Of the A. F. of L. lifting the assembly's
charter, they stole march on Smith
and preferred charges against Dan
Stevens for "slandering A. F. Of L. Of
ficials." The takers were sore because
the fake progressives got the jump on
them. But what could they do? They
had to be satisfied with Dan Stevens
head for the time being. But judging
from a weekly sheet gotten out by
Paul Smiths chief crony, Louis Hart.
hill, former socialist and chief of pol
ice in Van Lear's cabinet, Cramer and
company are also on the expulsion
list. This stoolpigeon Harthill fills
his rotten rag with the most PERM
cious propaganda against everybody
who has the decency to speak word
in favor Of square deal for the radi-
calls.
N DELEGATE from the Teachers
"A Union make a speech in support
Of the veteran trade unionist, Dan
Stevens. Stoolpigeon Harthill ran .
big headline in his paper: "West
high school Instructor rallies to ban.
ner Of Communism" and in smaller
type: Professor Dudley Parsons en-.
tering assembly as substitute delegate
from Teachers Union delivers maiden
speech in eulogizing Dan Stevens and
his magnificent work for labor's
cause" The fink editor then urges the
parents Of the children who attend the
school where Parsons is employed t.
take steps towards removing him from
his job. Can anything be more con
temptible? Yet this is the usual policy
of the labor takers who cannot NEE
the radicals in a fair fight. They
have to line up with the employers
and rob their opponents of their bread
and butter. A fine example Of one
hundred per cent Americanism!
aAR
lNNE Of the high spots at the Chica.
~ go Federation Of Labor meeting
last Sunday was a speech, or rather
an outburst, delivered by Joseph Wise
formerly on the payroll of the DAILY
WORKER Publiching company as a
linotype operator. but now a scribbler
for the A. r. Of L. press service, pre-
sided over by the ex-socialist, Chester
Wright Like his boss, Wright, il
seems that Wise is wise enough to
scribble for anybody that will come
across with the mazuma. Indeed, it is
whispered that if the ku klux khan
made him better proposition than
Wright, he would squirt out his ig-
norance for the hooded order Wise
accepted the dollars of the Communist
Party thankfully before he secured a
sinecure from Sam Gompers.
INoMPERS is now dead, but those
~ whom he placed on the payroll
still shed tears regularly over his bier
While the resolution condemning Grim
inal syndicalism was being discussed
Wise got up and raved against the
Communists, particularly against the
DAILY WORKER. He is sore on the
daily because it showed the world
what a buffoon he is and there is moth.
ing an ignoramus hates more than to
be exposed. He and Chester Wright
make a good team, but the DAILY
WORKER will miss no opportunity o.
exposing these buzzards who batten
on the labor movement, to the rank
and file. These per capita sharks
would like to pose as militant trade
unionists and get away with it. They
are sore because the Communists turn