Daily Worker
January 30, 1925

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Poss F RRS LES 18 2 . 1 sor 2 2 oF 22 an 1 at ‘s a R * —— 2 ä Bae i 5 25 si af 5 r nee —— 1 — — es 9 n —.— a (a ee = i his Sur nas IT EVER OCCURRED 70 you ; 3 r Tan. 28.—Hias it ever aid of « revolutionary cide’ hella . rng — prison also? vo vou know that the children of t sa aaa prisons th | fighters are suffering and f ! ; | n to in the United Be ‘fought for the interests ol States tlie best revolutionists are tac va * g classes of their country? j Setitences in the capitalist. « J | the’ adtairality yee O e n l — eat ot ner trial 2 — in’ the) a — 5 P 4 1 fſists jos ‘suffering the torments of Do'you-Know that the imprisonment | „ ant off 80 mu 81 1 Ur N ting Ge ter ot aan N , «ate . ruu er se the retu f 1 — 2 secretary of} A by a : e * Party, to 3 to 10 years m | r n . “ayn 4 or . % r Worker) 8 that they are brutally hte? state ot Michigan: the coming (Special to The Dally Worker? * | ‘dal In A= u- el hE ee I IOLIS, Ind., Jan. 28. 0. on and maltreated, the hope ot the | trial ‘ade Minor; the arrest of} NEW YORK CITY, Jan. 28.— „ chich does tunately, | tral o. 5 2 I- 1 wt 85 ntic . * Au international officers of enge capitalist dungeong Comrade John Lassen, editor of the Palm Beaching by New v 5 ne wholé story locke Ihe 4 typica 2 party: Ts Y Nas une oe te Wake nt the United Mine Workers of being that they will be able to break Uj Miote, the HYngarian labor paper; ficials received the nearest ing Z| rameup to feed the ‘antiIrt 8 ublished t of th Paty. mers were ree for a don = “Be morale of these he arrest for ‘deportation of Comrade 5 Seen ee last night when 2 ment ¥ 0 x 18 ds 8 01 \ ö * 44: * fa — 5 bre pres) vs 2 we A | Zin? . 3 N W W f “4 | 1 om ade * tes «Te Emanuel VIjtauer, editor of the Mayor vlan huffily removed st | ne Or or ng ol an rt 2 Hoc hy gov chaos, 1 * ne „ that they are deprived.) Cuacho-Slovakian labor paper; and the pire Commissioner Thomas J. * | igen paid Sie eS 155 2 tion in as has been ot + FD with the r 20 1 hoes: 9 for absentee fire-fight- 4 5 2 1 — Ne 4 . 12 * 2 the ur ti | . Ann iw ne E getting papers or li! re? | heads of workers in this | 2 su 72 he declar 55 8 sr pri un bri pen „ following final tabu-! po * militant work in the Ing at the famous Florida bath * ** * * 0 ' 1 4 * . * ; ö as 7 ; 4 mo „ * . Rats Ks * sk 4 50 N ö N ws, tank. : | in carbs 0 ; minister Count pre: „ OM GEreturns, ~ = 2 — mean the be- „ Le ristion * m aX ‘the appeare 1} t. ; nin as away? ep oH 8, pre : Philip the : animal cannot live on? 0 0. a brutal offensive of the To direct the assault on a New York ‘ Y | bs ghey rety f Sa gf te 1 . » fe 1 re “3 P | ‘Cal 5 ey ‘te ‘ a N , 9 ne Eg . N Ye ‘know that there are 8,000 oo the capitalist govern. wir pr Bo 1 ag 8 i ‘ | a oan 7 rf . a5 8 Nin Te. ’ “Tie > ats * L . N * 4 “Saar * a 4 3 ay 2 5 vt 1 ti nit ts in the German in ‘ b a ren rn to eat rom e ö 5 . Zane t £6 the workers e e southernmost penninsula in the United 8 ; „ know that 4,000 are lang 1 know ties’ the Gatease ch States has been the sport of the fire * * * ae 5 re are involved in this N . rene of Poland, 5,00¢ commissioner for some time, but has member and is would it nec to ſot the . 18 een when the: lat ing in the- prisons of Foland, the and the other cases de made no inroads on the business-like 4 ‘to the ea f ‘role played b a 1 nene e e ſeame ent ot the Americ: mee. 4,000 in Italy, 1,500 1 pends on what vou, the labor organ f ¢ the til th N c 1 o wh . ae * 5 N * pty a Mes ada * * * 3 Lobe ö * ro un N Esthonia, 2, n izati mper 0 mayor un e time mw f | Cae ait | „erat bor, will » nia, 1,500 in ons aud the sympathizers with | Donato gat 1 social-democre vapitalist qlass can ene 76h, 5 9 aif Ty 1,200 in Finland, 500 in e our’ it do? — for a set of promotions in the er. | sveme ts, id a an 1 m „ . ae caste 0 — Rn 1 renn A. et tal Wi | uns f an f in Jugo- Slavia, Czecho Do vou 1 that the prisoners N an event that could not be. negl ; — | | chigveménita’? PRM, ag —— che so e 0h Lb 2 n e . binn ar @ Trade Union Educational sla iungary. Greece, Turkey? the bastiles of Europe and Asia and — the commissioner, the mayor as- 4 te ET Bocument” them ie te ety oven P . DAILY| Do you know that there ̃¾ fainilion Took to the workers ot |eerieq : ay | gt 5 a a, * ˖ e 4 . eS & “ Bonne at 0 2 0 at | « m 0 erence to the offi * ö workers and Wi e Stat es 8 4 Failing to be present and make the „ 3 i . 12 . pe-election: be doing 7 you that YOU necessary promotions of fifteen fire- „ a 22 be ing your share in thic men to the rank of lientenants, drew 1 . fire from the mayor and he removed on you can do so by lending FULL |the said Drennan and appointed in his * © the Joint ‘Bazaar, ar | stead J. M. Hannon, who, before mid- „ ranged by the International Workers“ night, made the called-tor promotions. im N ; PS le „ NN as deen adic % f roxre ovement by | | Aid ‘and the Tabor Defense Council Political circles are rife with gossip ists doing most of the fighting. The ore} nt ann af, WM e e e soe). der eis * conithittes would „Ire ke. | ; | which will ‘ta Place at the Lyceum gas to the possibility if not the probabil- ization t ‘should tal ; a oF riba Tecord den 0 N 11 3 ~of I . Ate ae ae us § 86th St. zrd Ave., trom Feb. 11 to my of the removal of the mayor him- Nee — rn to Tob the prog ives o f self the ernor if the mayor if — n e 2 N K tes ‘the left wing “murdered inside and outside the The Fan in the capitalist * practice of mayor- We „ ae 3 ee eee York from the revolutionists — the capitalist | millionaire infested winter resort of De. you: know at. the: ee ot : of the United Biates DEMAND the south, and the fear has spread „ ae San eres da and Tom wess revolutiqnaries are being ner vont help. to the snow shovelers who stand a ee ete et ee part of | The ot the ea from ‘an go that secured, being unable to get any work DO YOUR PART. Get your trade good chance td be disharged if they e Det Counen 'y men i ETS : the and thus are left to starve? union and fraternal ‘organization tc attempt to shovel New York snow „ wae ments of our party. tsi, ies fae pletion | that in many doun- contribute, 2 donate 1 while hobnobbing with the aristocracy 4 ué ng the laber mov N. D tes © rope it fs. — to L and 80 forth: lot Palm Beach. | ' (By The Federated. Press) . WASH TON, Jan. 28.— Withdrawal of American military forces from 7 Haiti, where re they have maintained a dictatorship ot armed force since 1915, | Se was defeated’ without a record vote by the senate. ssian rum wit 5 Senator Oddie ot Nevada attempted the customary eulogy of the marines’ were f t m a 9 l regime in the Negro republic, but Senator King replied with a scathing — — etariat. | — cation of the killing ot thousands of+ con 2 point: ‘ot | cases. pA Bae. oe patriotic Haitians by the marines un-“ tions inthe pro | We 3 a 2 e e ers Boast of ar conditions of combat which left — hee ke 0 2 a we . ca e e 14. the Haitians absolutely at . ‘ i : ee i ‘The rement | Slavery for Children et e endes. e Party at its meeting Sunday night (yes, things thery | against it, peso greater the ‘the pomstblity | at ae King: asked how Latin America| went an record as pledged to pay $30 ‘ated . fae PE ot ‘stopping it. 8. 3 5 on February 8 to buy policies to In- anine ot erica | rong tha The Y Work L would ever have faith in the friendly the DAILY WORKER f rsery ulsory, due the Party, es beén — honestly, I. © Young Workers League pretensions of our state department, ure the an eet ly be ice. 0 tn While we undertake this work ot and his gang would have to openly|and the Workers (Communist) when before their eyes was so im aacageing* to: repent af Che) See men's a it ottect. san robber: PP vir we must not overlook our their positions Daina te desk: Party have taken the lead in| Préssive a demonstration of the fruits 3 3 o not . f the | fundamental takk in connection with of the coal operators n a they ars demänding that the Ilinois of !mperialism. Because the Haitians) | it inabilit 2 8 a But ment This ie the way ‘social demberats I . ane the persecution: aud the party work nau ser ring. legislature abolish child labor are Predominantly of African blood, nee r a mene ee K besen, Our strongest dotgnse| “The Progressive Miners’ Committee | and that children of workers be che ontberh democrats in the ‘senate | ud mean son har. thai name f. 2 1 against persecution, against all at- which has done such splendid work in ed by th ene are indifferent to their fate. These *™ dy. ng 1 : ~ — Tes 2 he tacks by our capitalist. enemies, is the last elections has only begun to maintain egen — democrats remember, too. ™°" * — * si waynes. >, and thru building our party: The greater | fight.’ Grave issues confront the min- while attending ances. funds tor Wat . William’ Jennings Bryan and er Wr eee fas our party, in numbers, organizational ers. The open shop coal operators They demand that the funds 2 Josephus ‘Daniels were the cabinet of- wai waits Young brought his: hired’ asi in efficiency and fighting spirit, the less Are daily widening the scope ot their maintaining the youth while being gcers who ordered the marines to When you buy, get an “Ad ae there, shortly after the affair with the | the danger to our movement from the | operations. Attacks are made e incomes of the rich of Chicage| e vos desen of Hatt for the DAILY WORKER. aon „ Sun n The Dauer WORK: ; attack of its enemies. We have not on the wage and at sang, cond — wa gh cing ee eo rstood men were acting with the — of | wh ‘guardist condyet, this treacher- | ‘tunities to increase the membersi tioh of the’ unemployed 10 ‘growing Pie ato Shon * 1 8 * NEW YORK BUILDERS CORN ER N dhe Jocal coal oberatere, ‘bankers’ and ohe gang tried to, put forward three |‘ increase the ee meh. more critical. ‘The Progressive Min r Conducted by KATTERFELD. e business men. The story of the re. encues: They state: that their re. ener, and the fighting: spirit oc our fers“ Committee has the task ot organ. 8 the ee 8 of 2 . whose cent shooting which ended in’ the lations with the Bethen government ‘movement. The Michigan attack on ung the militant miners barren ad Ke ob 1 2 e FIRST OVER THE TOP IN DAILY WORKER CAMPAIGN quette death of Glenn Young and two of his were is that they had n! othes us is a call to us to throw ourselves hip of the union” out of the — e * orgers ague to te!) * ö J isd is . N van sc r 8 pore gunmen and ot Ora Thomas, - antl-|ehoicd: ‘that’ they ald not tulnn the ) into this work with new AE N Mad of the fakers who now manage unions and sympathetic bodies of the first New Yor anch to turn in ull quota is the Sca vian | klensman, confirms this view. Young} ~*~ (HContinued on page )) Comrades! Let us make a Com- it as an auxillary ot the coal operat- | Program proposed by the league to] South Brooklyn branch. This branch of fifteen members had bought b started the hostilities when he 15 % r munist answer to the attack upon the ors. They must do this because only fight child labor and the exploitation] 922.000 worth of insurance policies before and pald in $30.00 at the general 3 proached the secretary ot e Tr Ae 2 „Hande. 4 | Communist Party. Let us throw our- when the unten is under the control of the young workers of Ininols. membership meeting Friday night, making a total of $52.00 on a quota ng and _ miners’ union and to kill | re 4 225 phar pata 7 and direction of progressive leader League Leads Fight. - 1 Of 845.00. The hustiing DAILY WORKER agent of this branch, Comrade 1 him. charging the. miner with and hog aR . fighting ship’ will it become an effective fight-| The Young Workers’ League calls] C. o. Peterson, days that they have only just started, and promises to 2 — er a the Man 2 1 instrument against the bosses.” a an 3 of permanent] sell at least another fifty dollar book of policies to non-members. What * | during 8 | 0 r committees, With represe: bi . done mes gument between ‘Young and’ the coal Classes. tatives from youth „ in. 7 A es: = at 5 * = W ‘a, 17 ‘Thomas’ caine on tbe A. B. C. of Communism, every bor unions, and working class fra- * ‘HARLEM ENGLISH GOING STRONG. meses: scene an . an end to Youtig’s | ,| Tuesday night.. I. Stamler, instructor, ternal organizations as well as poor 8 | oareer. 8 i347 Boston Road. Every comrade farmer organizations. The Harlem English branch, under the inspiring leadership of Com- rthrow , 25 n RAPES: 9 n rade Hirschman, electrified the general membership meeting by report! be as HE Brookwood Labor ‘ ge, of 8 | . een — ; e De 19 f ee eee an additional 3 worth of 33 sold a a 8 os scene ith the * N Weer: . and thatchers, $6| the prosecution helleves that with this {Marxian economics, should take this| Fees to protect their supply of child he Rae see der the Katonah, New York, throws out per day : general harvest | decision to its credit a trlal and con- course. labor in Illinois and are making a date, or about $4.50 per member. This is the best average of any branch . ‘ie | (he suggestion that Samuel: Gompers kee — , viction will mean immediate imprison- | English, Elementary, Monday night, drive to influence the vote of the In: in the olty. If there is any better in the United States we want to hear n. But scholarshipe should be established. ment of the defendants brought to 611 173rd Se. nois legislators against ratification o:] it, as the Harlem English branch is determined to beat it. Comrade toolpig: No doubt, courses in class oo· o trial since the Michigan supreme court English Advanced, Saturday atter- the child labor amendment. Mins of this branch has sold his second book of policies and is now work on tion, on the identity of teres must be appealed to before the con- noon, 2-4, 611 E. 173rd St.; Ely Jacob The fight for the ratification of the] ing on the third. Says he lan't near thru yet. — 285 I e ~ Ee a id a » Hy “ee . * 2 * ay 4 a * + ; " ke ™ BOSTON, Jan. 28.— 5 carl. % are threatened with immediate trial 1347 Boston Road, 8 p. m. (Continued on page 3) The ntown English and West Side English branches are having were or os E. Conant, 54, world — 4 and |. will arouse every unit ol the party to f ‘ Affairs. 2 — a pretty little race all of their own. According to the report made at the G author, committe suicide today by |. a new, effort to halt the second attack Section Vetcherinka, concert and . * general membership meeting the Downtown branch of 65 members hed accept leaping from the roof of an apartment | against our movement as we were sue: ball. Feb. 28, for purpose of raising : Aue S Ce. 2 AZg | paid $143.00 and the West Side branch of 60 members $144.00. Which will - M. A1 house. He was instantly killed. . § 8 in n the first attack. funds for library, be ahead at the next lap? re is lit- 15 * — ah ™ — — — — OO OP OOPS ** ] } f ] ] , , | a skunk FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 3 FREIHEIT CHORUS—400 VOICES in deal 12 „e inter Admission 50 Cents 4 : 2 TICKETS ON SALE AT ALL WORKERS . PARTY HEADQUARTERS t & pre ) — N — — , ; — — T ——— — — — 4 * Sen . —— —