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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24
CAMPAIGN NOTES
By PAUL NOVIC.

Mr. James O'Neal, editor of the socialist"
New Leader, had an entertaining debate with
Mr.. Hamilton Fish at the Bronx Free Eel
lowshp Forum. There, as if by arrangement,
a representative of the Tammany police bomb
squad asked Mr.. O'Neal whether Communism
was racket" Mr.. O'Neal promptly an
swered his friend that it was, and has elab-
GRATED on his answer in the following way:
The Communists, Mr.. Neal said, according
to the New York Times of Sept. Is, "seize
upon the of every working man who
gets into trouble on one charge or another,
appeal for funds for his defense, as a victim
of class persecution and then use the money
for their salaries" So, in addition to gold
from Moscow, the Communists get money
through the ingenuity of appealing for work
ers "who get in tro@ble."
We shall not discuss the matter of the
so-called salaries The revolutionary workers
know something about that, just as they
know about the fortunes the Hillquits, the
Cahans and their underlings are making, by
specializing on Wall Street, by serving big
corporations, by drawing salaries of $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 year, or graft and cor
ruption, as in the case of the Socialists" of
the needle trade company unions. The thing
that hurts Mr.. ONeal most is the fact that
the Communists are really doing something
for the workers "who get into trouble" By
this the Communists are undoing, are trying
to undo, the work of O'Neal and his friends,
Fish, Woll Ewald and other luminares.
Didn't the Socialists" try hard, with the aid
of Mr.. Ewald, to send hundreds of pickets
of the 1927 fur strike to prison? Didn't
their lawyer, the Tammanyist, Markowitz,
act as prompter for that scoundrel and graf
ter who was handing out 'justice" to the
strikers? Wasn't Markowitz hired by the
gang now led by Mr. Kaufman of the under
world and the company union in the fur trade
who is on the honorary list of Mr.. Broun's
supporters?
That's what is really hurting Mr.. O'Neal
and his colleagues. The Communists are try
ing to save the workers framed at Mineola,
the Gastonia victims the comrades facing
the death chair in Atlanta, the comrades
sentenced to 48 years of prison in California,
etc. Which is absolutely contrary to the
morale of the Tammany bomb squad and
Mr.. O'Neal's party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24

into support of the capitalist parties. The
chambers of commerce, the leaders of the A.
F. of L., the so-called veteran organizations
are all demanding mass deportation o. foreign
born workers.
Millions of foreign-born workers and the
rest of the working class must unite for strug-
gle against finger-printing, registration and
deportation; against the class terror of the
bourgeoisie, for the release of political pris-
oners, for the right of asylum for the polit-
ical refugees.
Conferences Prepared.
To organize this unity of the struggle for
the protection of the foreign-born, district
conference in New York took place on Sept
p IN the Manhattan Lyceum, &c E. Fourth
st. Similar conferences will be held in Pitts
burgh on Sunday, Oct. 10; in Chicago, Oct
26 in other industrial centers district con-
ferences are prepared. Later on, conferences
will be organized on local scale all over the
country and the whole nationwide movement
will be centralized through a national confer
ence to be held in Washington, D. c.. to build
a mass resistance to these terrorist measures
of the ruling class and to lead the struggle
against them.
Every organization is entitled to two dele
gates. The central office of the Provisional
Committee is in Room SOB, 80 Union Square,
New York City.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24
HELP STRUGGLE AGAINST
FASCISM IN POLAND

our struggling brothers in Poland. Our bour-
geoisie is at the forefront of the anti-Soviet
front. Our bourgeoisie takes an active part
in suppressing and crushing the workers and
peasants in Poland, having in its hands jointly
with the Polish bourgeosie the most basic
industries and the banks in Poland.
We, the workers of the United States, must
give expression to our international solidar-
ity. Carrying on a struggle against the war
danger, fascism and proposed legislation
against foreign-born workers as preventative
means of the bourgeoisie in its attempts to
crush the labor movement in order to enable
it to more easily throw the burden of the
crisis on the backs of the workers, we must,
together with the entire international working
class, come out especially sharp against the
fascist dictatorship in Poland, which is the
most threatening point in event of war against
the Soviets.
Our struggle against the fascist dictatorship
must be an integral part of our struggle
against the war danger, fascism and proposed
legislation against the foreign-born We ap-
peal especially to you, Polish, Ukrainian,
White Russian and Jewish workers. Polish
fascism, with the aid of the American gov
eminent and its own apparatus, is attempting,
under the mask of patriotic phraseology, to tie
you to the clerical-fascist camp. Polish fas-
cism, through its Polish Ukranian White
Russian and Jewish agents, wants you to
docilely serve American capitalism and wants
to drag you away from the struggle for bet
tering your conditions.
Let your answer to these attempts to de-
ceive you be a determined struggle against
American capitalists and their agents, Polish
fascism and its agents. Repulse all the fascist
and social-fascist lackeys of Hoover and Pill
sudski. At your meetings, conferences and
demonstrations protest against the bloody fas-
cist dictatorship.
In order to carry on a great mass struggle
against the fascist dictatorship in Poland,
there was organized Committee for Struggle
against fascism in Poland. 1t was organized
by American, Polish, Ukrainian, White Rus
sian and Jewish workers, with the active help
of Finnish, Rumanian and Lithuanian workers
We call upon you to support the activity
of this committed Let the workers slogan
go forth!
Down with the fascist dictatorship in Po-
land!
Defend the U. S. S. R.!
Struggle against capitalist oppression in
America,
Everyone to the aid of the working masses
of Poland!
COMMITTEE FOR STRUGGLE AGAINST
FASCISM IN POLAND.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24
THE MULROONEY ADVERTISING

Every week now there is some show raided
by the cops. And we are beginning to wonder
how much the police get out of it. Ger
talnly they, meaning of course the "inspec-
tors" and commissioners" and not the regu-
lar flatfoots who have to get theirs from the
speakeasies, get commission, or, as the Chi
nese say, "cumshaw"
First, it was some show of the Haywood
Broun type up on Broadway, then last week
frankie and Johnnie" playing over in Brook
lyn, got the benefit of the cops arresting the
actors and actresses for "indecency" Then,
Saturday, another show got advertised
We suppose that it's the crisis again. The
show business is hit hard, and the only way to
fill the houe is to get raided for running an
indecent performance, get an injunction from
one of the judges who is not yet indicted,
and rake in the shekels at the box office for
weeks.
It's great game and sure fire. ONLY we
think that the Mulrooney Advertising Agency
ought to pay income tax accordingly.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24

The capitalists are plotting war against the
Soviet Union This Fish Committee Easley
Mathew Wol and other takers of the A F. of
L. the socialist party are slandering the So
Wet Union. The Communist Party is mobil-
ing all workers for the defense of the Soviet
Union Vote Communist!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24
Workers! Join the Party of
Your Class!

Communist Party u. S. A.
43 East 125th Street.
New York City.
l, the undersigned, want to Join the Commu.
mist Party. Send me more information.
Name ................nu ............
ADDRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cfty. 90. .....
Occupation Observation-Disclosures Age.
Mail this to the Central Office, Communist
Party, 43 East 125th St.. New York, N. r.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24

The socialist party, the party of petty bour-
geois real estate spectators, professionals,
liberals, clergymen and labor takers, is the
third capitalist party. The workers of Ger
many, England and other countries learned
that they can get nothing from the socialist
party. Vote against the capitalist parties
Vote Communist!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24

The labor" government in England is help
ing the bosses speed-up the workers. Since
Mcdonald entered into office, in one lear the
army of unemployed in Great Britain, has
doubled. In Germany, unemployment is rising.
The socialists are doing the work for the hos
SEES. Fight the bosses and their servants. Vote
Communist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24

The bosses are trying to divide the workers
by discriminating against the foreign born
and the colored workers. The Communist Party
fights againso these determinations. Vote
Communist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24

The Daily Worker is the Party's best in
strument to make contacts among the masses
of workers, to build mass Communist Party
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24

Winter is coming. More unemployment.
Bread lines. Evictions. The Communist Party
alone is nobilizing the unemployed and en-
ployed workers in fight against speed-up,
ployment insurance relief. Vote Communist!
wage cuts and evictions, in fight for unem-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24
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ROSH HA-SHANAH
By JORGE

Our delicatessen shop has shut up for two
DAYS and if we want pork chops we have
to buy 'em from a 'sgoi," All because the
Jews got their dates mixed some centuries
ago, or perhaps the Romans did, and think
that it's New Years Day. Bye 'um bye, the
Chinese will come along with another New
Years Day, so We'll have to do without our
Egg fou-yung with cumquats on the SIDE
This religious business is terribly hard on
well-trained diet.
ANYHOW, somebody tells us that a girl in
the business office of the Daily Worker of
semitic descent or ascent, suddenly "got
sick' and we suspect that she is taking the
fast cure.
But what we wanted to say all along when
you interrupted, was that the N. Y. Times
tells US that Rosh ha-Shanah services twill
be marked by the 'shofar rams horn,
which is symbolically to reawaken every Jew
within himself to his loyalty to the teachings
of Judaism and the principal of Brotherhood
of Man and Fatherhood of God"
Excepting of course, those heather Arabs
of Palestine, who have too much good land
to be let in on the brotherhood" until the
Brotherhood" of British imperialism has been
able to steal it and the rabbis have put the
kosher sign on the deal.
A SUGGESTION FOR INDIA.
One of those queer fish from the Indian
nationalist movement is wandering around
this country in perfect fog of ideas as to
how India is to gain independence. His
name is Mahendra Pratap, and after it he
signs himself Servant of mankind
From California he sends US little paper
he got out, and the naivete it expresses is
astounding. 1t comes to this Servant of
mankind" as an absolute astonishing thing
that, for example-"British officers perpe-
trated the worst kind of revolving crueltes
on non-resisting folk!'
What in the dickens he thinks the normal
business of British officers is, we don't know.
Probably to play pinochla. Anyway, he is
vastly indignant about it, and makes the fol-
lowing recommendation.
"Some great leader is needed to arouse the
people to action. They should Immediately
replace the British police and the British
troops by the true lovers of peace and order"
That sounds good, but doesn't mean
blessed thing. For as long as the British
have the rifles, they will not be replaced"
by "lovers of peace and order" who are
armed and non-resstant.
The funny thing is that Mahendra goes on
in the next item to talk about the border
tribes in Northwest India without the slight
est perception that what he says about them
upSeCS all MS HOH-VlOl6llG NONSENSE he says
"They have no faith in the non-violent
warfare. They have also been very sue
cessful in the very face of the British air.
planes, tanks and guns
If the Servant of mankind" would stop
star-gazing long enough to see that two and
two make four, he might get the idea that
those Northwestern tribes who are Every
successful" with guns, are worth a dozen
million of ninnies like himself wandering
around Cabling non-resstance when it comes
to replacing British police"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24
ANOTHER SOCIALIST CANDIDATE.

We have discovered chap that can sub
stitute for Haywood Broun in case the latter
takes on too much wood alcohol some night
in the midst of his campaign The man is
in Australia but then he's no farther off than
Broun anyhow, so it don't matter. Here's
what the papers say about his eligibility as
a Socialist:
'Sydney, Australia (AP).-A human
chameleon, a patient in the Lewisham Hos
pital in Sydney, has aroused much inter-
est among Australian doctors Fifty ply
sicians and specialists visited the man re-
Gently, but could assign no reason for his
peculiar disease. He changes color daily.
His skin changes from it's normal hue to
a notified red, to a dark blue, to black,
to pink, and finally resumes its natural
shade"
Now we think that such fellow as that
is right in line for Haywood Broun's job
True, he has to change fast to keep up
with Broun, though Broun hasn't been able
yet to look even notified red. But then
that's probably because he keeps himself
preserved, or better said, in pickle.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-24
THE BEST PEOPLE ON EARTH.

The Grand Associated Order of the Elks
is one of those societies that invites only
the chest people," their B.P.O.E. initials
being said to stand for the "best people on
EARTH"
Anyhow, a fur merchant of New York
named Flachman Margolis, can spend Rash
ha-Shanah thanking the stars tat among
burglars, the Elks select only the best. 1t
seems that a couple of loidies blew into his
shop on Sunday to purchase furs, sup
posedly, but really to let in a couple of
gents with big Colts revolvers, which they
poked none too gently in his porcine ribs
and proceeded to make away with his
choicest furs.
They were going to lock him up in the
vault, which, being air tight would have
left Flachman Margolis a subject for the
undertaken. But in showing him around
one of the stick-up men said:
Il see you are an Elk. l am an Elk,
too So I'm not going to put you in the
vault. In recognition that we are brother
Elks, III only stick you in the closet and
walk off with about $4,000 worth of your
furs."
And he did. Thus it came about that
the papers report that when his brother
Elk got through and away somebody
heard an Elk-ike moaning, and found Mar
COILS $50 hysterical that he was unable to
tell coherent story" The benefits of be-
longing to such fraternal orders are now
clear to him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-16
den in Your Attic-Sell the White Elephants With a Want AID
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

trict." Against Water Improvement
District" For Issuance Of Notes
OF Said District" Against Issuance
Of Notes Of Said District" and SAID
ballot shall contain five blank
lines upon which to write names
OF persons voted for, for the office
OF directors, with q heading For
Directors. five to be elected" Nc
other matter shall be placed on the
ballot except the heading, off
cial Ballot"
This notice Of election Is issued
under and in pursuance of an order
passed by the Commissioners Court
of Cameron County, Texas, on the
l4th day Of July A. D. 1880. at q
Regular Session Of said court, and
after a public hearing had been
held by said court on the petition
OF Earl G. Sans. and others, pray
ing for the establishing Of a Water
Improvement District within the
meteS and bounds hereinbefore set
out, to be designated Cameron
County Water improvement Dis
trict Number Seventeen" and TO
be established. and to operate. un-
der Section SO or Article 10, Of the
Constitution OF Texas and the
Statutes enacted in Pursuance there
TO for the purpose Of the control
storing. preservation and distribu-
ton OF the waters and flood waters
Of the Rio Grande River and the
resacas and streams within, cross
ing or adjacent to said district for
the irrigation OF the lands included
in said district for domestic, power
and commercial purposes, for the
drainage OF lands in said district
needing drainage, with power to
issue bonds without the limitation
provided in Article 8, Section So OF
the Constitution, for the purchase,
and construction Of such improve
ments and works as may be neceS-
sary in order TO carry out those
purposes. and also praying for au-
thority for the issuance of notes
OF such district by the Board OF
Directors Of such district. when
qualified. to the maximum percent
age allowed by law. based on S225.-
oO0.0O ESTIMATED and proposed cost
OF such improvements for the
purpose OF creating a fund to pay
the costs Of the organization OF the
district, and the cost OF all surveys.
Investigations. engineering. issuance
Of bonds. making and filing Of maps.
and reports. all legal expenses con-
nected Herewith and all other cost
and expenses authorized or made
necessary BY the provisions OF law.
up 70 the time the bonds OF such
district are sold. which petition was
by said court, in all things granted
and In which order It was provided.
among other things. that this cleo
ton should be held and that notice
thereof be given as required by law
Given under nv hand and the
seal OF the County Commissioners
Court Of Cameron County. Texas
this 18th day OF July. A. d. 1890.
SEAL
OSCAR c. DANCY
County Judge OF Cameron COUNTY
Texas.
Attest:
H. d. sEAGo.
County Clerk Of Cameron County
Texas.
7-ls-2s-3o-37os
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-16
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the sheriff or any constable
of Cameron County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to post
in each of four places within the
boundaries OF the proposed Cameron
County Water improvement District
Number Seventeen. as such bounda-
ries are shown on the notice Of cleo
ton hereinafter mentioned, and al
SO to post at the court house door
Of the county court house of Cam
error County, Texas, in the City OF
Brownsville. Texas. one Of the ac-
companying original notices of cleo
ton signed by the county judge OF
Cameron County, Texas. and at
tested by the county clerk of said
county, accompanying this writ. for
twenty COO days previous 10 Aug
ust 9th, 1880, the date set for such
election, and also TO cause one Of
such notices TO be published once a
week for three consecutive weeks
previous to said date of election. the
first publication TO be made &C least
twenty GOD days previous to said
date of election in some newspaper
Of general circulation which his
been continuously and regularly
published for a period Of not less
than n year in Cameron County,
Texas, a duplicate original Of such
notice being hereto attached and in
all things made part Of this writ.
Herein fail not. but make due re-
turn hereof showing how YOU have
executed the same, 10 the honorable
County Commissioners Court OF
Cameron County. Texas. on or be-
fore the said 9th day OF August,
la70.
ATTEST II. u. Seago. county clerk
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that by virtue OF an Order OF sale
issued out Of and By the Clerk of
the Honorable District Court of
Cameron County. Texas. One Hum
dred Third judicial District OF the
State OF Texas. on the 3 day OF Nav
a. D. 1880. on a Judgment rendered
IN said Court OF the third day OF
May. A. D. 1880, in Cause No. T858
entitled. Realty Trust COMPANY
Plaintiff. vs.. Eva Stack. ct ali De-
PENDANTS" in favor of Realty Trust
Company, Plaintiff and against Eva
stack and j. z. Stack. Defendants.
for the sum OF Eight Hundred
Sixty-three and Forty-four humid
redths Dollars (86344),( together
with interest and costs OF suit.
and in favor OF Plaintiff and
against Defendants Eva Stack.
j. E. Stack. Mrs. s. c. Ellis and J.
N. Gallagher, foreclosing the Plain
tiff's Liens. upon property herein
after described. and placed in my
hands for execution, I, w. r.
BROWN, Sheriff of Cameron Coun-
", Texas. did on the 4 day Of June.
A. D. 1880, at ten (l0) o'clock a. m,
seize and levy upon the following
described property, situated in the
City Of Harrington, County of Cam
eron. State of Texas. to-wit:
Lots Seven %. Eight (8), Nine
90, and Ten l0), In Block Three
C3), In Nichols and Howell Add
ton, ar Addition or Subdivision in
the said City OF sHarlingen, as 50
designated and described BY the
Plat thereof. and its record in the
Plat and other records OF Cameron
County, Texas"
and that on the First Tuesday in
August, A. d. 1880, being the fifth
day OF said month, between the
hours of ten C0) o'clock a. m, and
four a. o'clock p. m, on said day.
al the Court House door of Gamer
on County. in the City Of Browns
vile, Texas. I will offer for sale, and
sell at public auction. for cash. the
above described property, and all
right. title and interest OF the said
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G
THE A OF TEXAS

10 the G06Tlll VI Hus OOA4otoD-C
Of Cameron County-Greeting.
You are hereby commanded to
summon Claude William Stack, who
is q nonresident Of, and absent
from this state, to appear at the
next regular term Of the l03rd Dis
rrict Court OF Cameron County,
Texas, TO be held at the courthouse
thereof In the city of Brownsville
on the third Monday in July, 1880,
being the twenty-first day Of July,
1880. then and there TO answer a
petition filed IN the said court on
the 18Th day OF June 1880, the file
number Of which Is 9544, IN which
SUIT Lydia Gala Stack Is plaintiff
aau Claude William Stack Is defend
ant: the cause Of action being al
lsgeo as follows: that on August
l4Eh 1919, plaintiff and defendant
were lawfully married and there
after continued 10 live together IN
I'll about the 29th day Of May, 1880,
at which time plaintiff left the
defendant and refused TO live long
Ger With him; that plaintiff, during
the time OF living win defendant,
Was at all times considerable OF de-
PENDANT anc conducted herself with
propriety-treating defendant with
kindness and forbearance-but that
OH the other hand defendant pur-
sued q consistent urse OF unkind,
harsh and tyrannical conduct to-
ware plaintiff and at frequent in
tervals would become intoxicated
anC for no reason would severely
beat plaintiff and continually threat
erred TO ALL her; that such excess
eS cruel treatment and outrages
toward plaintiff and such injuries
10 plaintiffs feelings and Sensibi-
hilities were. ano are. OF such nature
as 70 render their further living
together Lnsupportable. You are
commanded TO so summon such de-
ter.dant and 70 serve this citatior
by making publication OF the CT
tation once in each week for four
consecutive weeks previous 70 the
return day hereof in some news
pager published in your county: but
IL there be NJ newspaper published
IN sail county, then in any news
paper published in the nearest coun-
" wLere a newspaper is published
Herein fail not but have you be-
fore said our on the first day Of
the next term thereof this writ with
your return thereon showing how
you have executed the same.
Witne; John p. Seaman. Clerk
OF the District Court Of Cameron
County, Texas.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of said court in the city Of
Brownsville this the oath day Of
June 1880.
JOHN p. SEAMAN.
District Clerk
By M. J. McTIERNAN,
Deputy.
SEAL
l,sued this the oath day OF June,
30.
VJOHN p. SEAMAN, Clerk of the
. District Court OF Cameron County,
Texas.
Ky: NJ. J. McTIERNAN, Deputy.
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