Daily Worker
September 3, 1925

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1 90 he 7 3 i ise a Teen 9 Ein N 2 2 * 4 1 +. Se eee i a geet 8 2 7 ay? . * * oy * 5 * xX 4 sy hid * NEW YORK CITY, the Joint I. nia . locals have issued th “Mr. 8 and in the 7 — Union is not tend | the shar mass of the m have 5 forth three demands on the basis of which peace. Native Basses Under Fire of Labor (Special to The Dally Worker) SHANGHAI, China, Sept. 1—fsolat- ed by the shrewdness of Chinese dl plomacy which has played one im perlalist power agalnst another, firet separating America from Japan and British interests, then forcing Japan to settle her end of the Shanghal .| strike and leave Great Britain to fight alone, the British in Shanghal have finally been forced to surrender, fore- go thelr arrogance and yield at least partially to the demands of the Ch. nese. At a mass meeting of the Shanghai to grant the wage raises have already forced out of the allen owners. SOMETHING BIG TO BE PULLED OFF LABOR DAY Juniors, T. U. E. L. and Freiheit in Fun Fest Chicago workers are to be treated to something in the line of pienics this Labor Day, which they have never before experienced. The Trade Union Educational League has com- bined its fourth annual Labor Day picnic with the Freiheit, and both have mobilized an unusual entertain- ment program for the affair which will take place Labor Day, September 7,—Monday—at Stickney Park, Lyons, IIlinois, a suburb ef Chicago. “Always Ready!” A unique feature of the picnic will be the entrance of numerous athletics into the fun. In this, the Junior Sec- tion of the Young Workers is going to show the old folks real entertainment is like. There are to be baseball games between boy and girl Junior teams, races between Juniors, recitations by Juniors, and speeches by Juniors in which it is expected that the fight against right wing de- viations will be accented. “Always ready!”—We’ll tell the world! Games of ali kinds, with base balls to throw at your favorite enemy, darts to shoot from Quackenbush “rifles,” dancing, eats, speeches and beaming comradeship for all who come will be the order of the day. All language groups are asked to mobilize their forces to make the picnic a success. How to Get There To get to the picnic grounds, take the 22nd street ear to end of line. transfer to Berwyn-Lyons car. get off at Harlem and Ogden avenues and walk six blocks south. Admission is fifty cents and you'll get ten dollars worth of frolic out of it. WHAMPOA CADETS IN CHARGE OF CANTON, EVERYTHING QUIET WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 1.— —The Whampoa cadets are in com- plete control fo Canton, the state department here learns. Conditions are now quiet, e N — * e