The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-07
Gary, Rockefeller and
"Cal" Talk Enforcing
the Laws of Capitalism
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the White House Washington is being got ready
for cooIidge's Thursday morning breakfast at which
it proposed to discuss the question of law enforcement
The great capitalists Ebert r. Gary, the Steel
Trust and John D. Rockefeller J, heir to the Standard
Oil billions, will sit down with the expIoters president
At the time, c. E. Ruthenberg, Communist
victim OF the law and order Of American captaIisms
white terror will breakfast alone in his cell in the
county jail, at ST. Joseph Mich.
The White House discussion will not be directed toward
effectng regime of real Flaw and order in these
United States will merely take up the problem of fighting
the enemies OF the capitalist class whether is the poor
and starving mother who steals loaf of bread to feed her
children or the Communist who untes with his comrades
in the growing vanguard of abors militant army fighting
TOR all power Capitalism must be protected against the
Ruthenbergs
The biggest proteers are the biggest voatos of
their laws. Yet they will not discuss their bandity
The oppression of millions under the heel OF the Steel
Trust and the Oil Trust will not be considered The break
ing up of homes the robbng of men, and children
of the working class of the barest necessities of fe
thru low wages recurring periods of unemployment and
the increasingly high cost Of living; these questions will be
pushed under the table at Coodges breakfast discussion
with Gary and Rockefeller.
Attorney General Harlan F. Stone, the corporation
lawyer from New York City, who has been promoted to the
U. S. Supreme Court bench, will be there
He will doubt explain how the department of justice
can be effectively used against the workers in the
next big strike
During the last railroad strike for instance in carrying
out the edcs of capitalist Flaw and ORDER thousands of
workers charged by the department of justice with
violating njuncons with being criminals against the
ta state; the most dangerous kind of criminals because
they dared lead in the class fight against capitalism
Hearsts purveyor of pffle Arthur Brisbane, rises
suggest the White House breakfasers that crme be
reduced by increasing facilities in obtaining employment
If Hearst really believes that, he should start putting
Brsbane's ideas into effect in his huge publishing
plants. The shorter workday will make jobs But
Hearst always fights mitanty against the demands
of the workers. In this he is like all other great employers
Unemployment inherent in capitalism The expoters
the huge armies of jobess fight the demands and
break up the organizations of the working class. Gary
Rockefeller and Coolidge will not discuss the question of
getting jobs for the unemployed Thursdays breakfast
If they discuss the question ALL it will be the problem
of how keep the hungry obess in check if they protest
their conditions and wage struggle against them
There is doubt that growing unemployment results
in rising of so-caed crime But the question the
capitalist trio will take up how best to put workers. who
would rather steal than stae, behind prison bars The
question of solving unemployment will not be touched
The greatest crime in the world today the continu-
ance the capitalist social system with the passive or
active of of workers and farmers
drive against crme that will bring results tor
the workers. the drive of labor against capitalism with
the unfnching intention of completely wipng out This
is drive that workers alone under Communist leadership
can organize carry AS labor turns in that direction
workers everywhere laugh at the breakfast in the cap
itaist White House, Washington, under the regime OF
the strikebreaker Cal Coolidge.