The Daily Worker Newspaper, June 22, 1926, Page 6

f ‘ Page Six THE DAILY WORKER ull Page of Pictures | The Daily Worker’s F oe 2 . nes 2k ee 3 FROM THE ORIGINAL REVOLUTIONARY STATES—These politicians, all tools of one capitalist interest or another are hardly Bc) sal worthy of the “revolutionary” tradition they are gathered to celebrate at the Philadelphia Sesqui-centennial. Left to right, they are .* New Hampshire's Secretary of State, Lt. GoW Allen of Mass; Governors Pinchot of Penn., Trumbull of Conn., Smith of New York, Ritchie of Md., Moore of New Jersey, McLean of N. Carolina and McLeod of §, Carolina. $% LEADERS OF VICTORIOUS FUR STRIKE—Members of the General Strike Committee of the New York Furriers who, 12,C00 strong, remained on strike until the fur manufacturers of New York gave them their demands—including the 40-hour week. They are, left to right, M. Liebewitz, M. Cohen, B. Gold, 8S. Gross. Gold was the chairman of the strike committee. Democrats in Polish President, Kansas Hope to |‘ Pilsudski Man, Get a Senator Is College Prof. (ae Future Admirals For Wall Street ») Until the Pilsudski “Revolu- ition”, Ignacy Mosciski, was a “quiet and unassuming college farotecaay.Atter Pileudeki had THE MINERS ARE STILL FIGHTING—And Baldwin, shown here in a recent phote estaplisned wnat amounted to on a visit to the Harrow Boy’s School, looks very weary. With the help of the weak-kneed a dictatorship, he needed just right wing leaders Baldwin was able to pull thru the general strike—but the miners are PRs <== | such a man for the presidency struggling tenaciously and Baldwin and his Tory government are duly. worried, ‘to keep up the appearance of ’ - Graduation day at Anna- polis showing Curtis W. Wil- bur, secretary of the navy, giving diploma’s to midship- men, some of whom will com- mand United States warships when they are called upon to patrol Chinese rivers or Car- fipean waters where they have no business except to The republican machine is crack- ing in so many places that the democrats of Kani hope to defeat { Senator Charles Curtis, republican see ts ieee pci. Volcano and Flood Bring Disaster in Japan is how he became president. College professors are very of- ten chosen as dummies to cover | : , ‘ Protect the property rignts whip, (below) by supporting Chas. | the autocratic hand of iron rule. of the Wall Street financiers. Stephens, a lawyer. To the work- | The workers and the vast num- ers and farmers of Kansas it’s six | ber of unemployed in Poland, of one and a half a dozen of the | are mot fooled by Pilsudski other, They need a candidate of | their own running for a labor party Count Skrzynshi _ Fights Duel with Polish General Alexander Skrzynski, ex-premier of Poland, fought a duel with General Szeptycik, who insulted him after the a i ae . Pilsudski revolutiom’ The count with- } Here is a glimpse of the interior of Holy Name Cathedral which will be the center of the medieval cere- held his fire and the general's shot bs monies that mark the 28th International Eucharistic Congress now in progress in Chicago, The colored robes of Grazed his cheeky»Whereupon the dis- * = OE ——— f carcinels and bichops will parade in this hall of superstition and pronounce mysterious rites. in'a dead language paaeedbest ae < Sai ery that only they understane, A million visiting faithful will be awed and dazzled by the ancient ceremonies, The both vindicated, "But it doesn’t seem Eucharistic Congress is a gigantic Catholle publicity stunt, to have helped the chaotic situations, railways, , ; K) Among the first pictures to reach this country of the havoc wrought by the voleano | Japan that cost 900 lives, It shows what the combined lava and water flood did to bulldings c= “=