The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-31

standing on private property and
would have to move himself hence.
Goetz stepped OFF the lot on to the
sidewalk and continued his announce
ment. "The inspector wants to see
ye," yelled the bull. And l want to
see him." replied Goetz. And they
wendell their way to the hoosegow
Then the fun began.
Bulls, Beef and BoIsheVlks.
A couple of auto loads of bulls re-
enforced by gang of plain clothes
dicks and department of justice stool
pigeons, arrived by this time and at
tempted to rush the crowd. But the
crowd refused to be rushed. One of
them bumped against Phil. Raymond
and Phil made a most noisy objection.
Come along" beloved the bull. Phil
surrendered before superior weight
Of beef, and was taken to keep Goetz
company
Jack Reynolds, who loves a police
man like cinder in the eye, likened
these official disturbers of the peace
to the hangman of Poland which made
the gentle guardian of the law so in
dignant that ne insisted that Jack
take walk to the bastile, which was
but block aw ay from the consulate.
Nok began the police onslaught to
gain possession of the banners. A
pretty skirmish ensued in which the
entire police department of the Can
field district was required to CAPTURE
the banners from the women. The
crowd continued to walk back and
forth and absolutely refused to dis
perse. A display of sawed-off riot
guns failed completely to awe the
crowd
Second add Detroit Police
An Inquiry Of Police.
Edgar Owens then went to the DO.
lice station and demanded to know
what charge had been preferred
against the arrested demonstrators.
This was sad mistake, as owen i'm.
mediately discovered when he found
himself cast in the midst of the other
culprits.
Next came John Rushton on the
arm of cop. What did you do" we
asked. Il djsobeyed the BULL" replied
the indignant John wrathfully.
Were Walking Toward Soviet Russia.
A few moments passed and Bud
Reynolds and Ruth Fern were brot in.
1--WE were walking east towards Soviet
Russia and a cop insisted that we
walk west. We refused. We insisted
on our constitutional rights to walk
east. He informed us that the consti.
tuition was suspended. And here we
are"
The party was growing. Arnold
Zekit and Arvid Owens came to the
jail in quest of information. Get
Morey Sugar on the phone and tell him
to come down at once" said old Ow.
ems to Young Owens. Being dutiful
son he made mad dash for the door,
but COP grabbed him and our party
increased by one. zekit made a side
line drive but another cop tackled him
before he could make a getaway
There were now nine enjoying" the
hospitality Of the police, who make
common cause with the hangmen of
Poland
The Inspector Offended.
In the course of an hour the inspec-
tor came in and began a browbeating
harangue which seems to be universal
with police guys. Get soap box"
advised Bud Reynolds which threw
the inspector off his line OF argument
and after a BIT more clustering he
took names and addresses and told the
prisoners that they could go. They
announced that they were returning 10
hold forth before the Polish consulate,
which they did.
The demonstration continued until
the consulate closed about 1900 D. m.
It was a pronounced success IN every
way. The attempted disruption by the
police merely served to acentutate the
fact that Comrade Lanzutsky rests in
the shadow Of the scaffold.
Another demonstration will take
place before tho Polish consulate on
Saturday, April 4 at 1O:3O a. m. This
demonstration will be given adequate
publicity and will bring out great
hosts OF Detroit workers.
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