The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-11-19

Tom Axton back n the field at his organizing Job and
ne and Paul and Bunny had long discussions Here the oil
lem Of what do about the could never have any
big group Of workers without Socialists Communists and
j W. W. themand all busly boring" Paul was en-
dorsing the position Of Axton that the one thing
on that and avoid every division Socialists
and the Communists made answer all right they help
but the struggle developed the bosses would cali in the police
and the courts and the oil workers workers would
find they could not stay of politics. they to
Ter e capitalist state So far the Socialists and Communists
would agree; but then would the question
be initiating the Menzes family!
The Industrial Workers of the World" as they called them
selves were separate who had by
formed rival organization the Big Unon that was some
DAY TO take all the workers They hated by the regular
leaders, and the newspapers represented them criminals
and thugs When Bunny he found young cling
ing to ideal in the spirit Of the early Christian martyrs These
were now being hunted like wild beasts under the
criminal sndcasm act Of California; every came into
labor camp industrial plant liable picked up by
card meant fourteen years prison Nevertheless here
they were in Paradise half dozen of them had Jungle
camping place out in the hills and they worngmen
out to their meetings and you would glare camp
little red song-book To Bunny this romantic mys
eouS while to Dad and Mr. Roscoe and the managers Ross
ConsoHdated II the Jungle" in
province of Bengal and the brought in by the night wind
had been the screams of man-eating tigers!
From these and all Bunny now had way of
swift escape the Monastery Nobody there troubles
country club Annabe had said come when YOU please and
long you please to ridden and
OOOhS
watch out for the rpdes So Bunny uD to this
beautiful Playground and Tracy was there and
when she wasn't she would up hours aterauite
mysteriously.
She years older than he and in knowledge of
the world older than he would be hundred Nevertheless
she was good playmate. 1t her young in
Doth body and sp-t the way living and
she pracced the all the time She had hard like
an athlete training pugi before could tell
what strange freak might author of novel
or to continuity man. director with the prog
ress of meodrama She would tied upon wild
horse or to log in sawml dragged by rope the end
OF speed boat or climbing church seep the In
ages past IN lands barbarian civilized hardhps of the
ascetc life have been imposed strange
reasons but there feash than thsthat
she might before the millions aspect of
virgin tearing hands of ustfu
ravshers!
Anyway here she playmate young idealst run
ming away from other peoples troubles They take Anna
bellies unused horses and ride them over the hills to
the beach, and gaop them into swim them there
the great perey of the SEALS they the horses
loose and run fooraces and handspngs cartees
wee would 60 whirwind of flying white limbs and fving
black hair all the into the water and the would be
no wilder than her laughter Then they would the
sun, and she would tell him stories HOLLYWOOD
suredy the wilder than Anything might
happen in Hollywood and fact had happened-and Wee knew
the people had happened to.