The Daily Worker Newspaper, September 12, 1927, Page 2

THE DAIL AMERICAN SECTION OF THE KUOMINTANG GREETS! What PRICE GLORY ? | WORLD TOURISTS TO SEE REMARKABLE ART THE WORKERS PARTY CONVENTION WALKER LOUD IN eae A : TREASURES IN VISIT TO SOVIET UNION & | Among the telegrams that were received at the recent Workers Party | p R Al F ae RRs Ears: : ‘ \ national convention are the following: ol The. one hundred American tourists | The tour is scheduled to sail the mid- “Congratulations to the Workers Party National Convention. Consoli-| ailing October 14th to Soviet Russia| dle of October and return on Decem- date the working class and accomplish the world revolution! : : n the tour arranged by World Tour-| ber 15th, 1927. It will be in Soviet “Department of Labor. A N D M J S § 0 L | N | i ; # ff = | ists, Inc., of 69 Fifth Avenue, New| Russia during the November celebra- t Chinese Nationalist Party in America (Kuomintang). | | York, will have the opportunity to) tion of the tenth anniversary of the i “By Alice Sum.” patna | view the vast collection of art treas-| Russian revolution, a jubilee occasion | i: ures in the museums and public gal-| of festivity throughout the land. Branch 96 of the Independent Workmens Circle, Chicago, sent the fol-| * . lowing telegram: Wild Parties Staged for lieries. Despite rumors that the price- | sculpture and an almost unwieldy col- : jlection of books and manuscripts a) | form the bulk of the collection, A li els our ] large staff of experts and artists is | busy sorting and cataloguing this |heterogeneous mass. Specimens of Paul C. Rei of Los Angeles, ‘| special value are being added to the|the well-known DAILY WORKER former collections in the existing mu-| builder, is leaving New York City seums and galleries. Furniture, pic-| where he attended the National Con- 1 tures and art treasures found in| vention of the Workers’ (Communist) many famous homes and palaces now} Party, for a nation-wide tour in be- converted into museums remain as/half of the DAILY WORKER. Com- Ne AY MAINE, R. I. & CONN. ; parties given in honor of |~/“ Gg | : catenins the butterfly mayor. | Ww) | Comrades: aneee scan bi. Bainee Poel | othe Noung Workers League st New | 00) 3 CNneT eee ey eee cae 2 enziani, governor of Rome, Saturday | Dh : |England is sending Comrade J. L. i \ WY), iI | “Greeting your fifth convention, we the members of Lenin Branch 96, 2 less collections of the Russian gov- ‘ : Independent Workmens Circle of Chicago, wish you great success in your) Butterfly Mayor i = _ Magee |ernment have either been destroyed H 5 work. ae er Sa ee | eae or sold, the Americans will view an all eISs Fa “H. Scher, Secretary.” See ee Dice enc Onhane sd - > 7 increased collection due to the na- a. ae deena ae = iS : Bone that nears pee ea weed G : 5 , |tionalization of private collections. | . : ] tee cus PARTY UNITS AND sey 4 eae at Ee locale 7 - we) i | Jewelry, plate, pictures, furniture, On Daily Worker | N 0 UQERS CLUBS OF MASS., # g Mussolini’s praises at num- « j 7 K i miniatures, armor, china, tapestries, | ¥ ie - “f ee |Kangas on a tour with the help of the he declared: JAC SON VALL | Finnish Bureau of the Workers “It is needless to say that two men} 5 | Party. stand out in my mind above all} ne ; All units of the Party and the|others. I refer to the Pope and to}/ 7 y ‘ = | Workers Clubs in these states who Premier Mussolini. Nobody who ha: Continues to Consider |desire to have*Comrade Kangas stop had the privilege of kneeling at’ the | * jin their town for organization work; Holy Father’s feet and Evidence on Governor please notify at once the District Of- with Premier Mussolini ¢ es lfice:of the YooW. be 36 Causews hat Haat & RES GPa? at For the fliers dying in such large numbers in trans-oceanic flights they are found. es en oe mane thes fol INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 11.—| Street Beton Maa CU MURS GY) OULCE VARS ie eet ieee : OES now, the lure is glory—‘“the bubble reputation. But the eynical over- | Tourists to Visit Museums. a Wa : a Be ae, Inds Se a rel Rertiits. sen adi Gy heat Loud In F raise of Fa ism. | lords who send them out, the military experts, Herbert mee ove Cal. |} In the museums of Leningrad alone Philadelphia . Sept. - ven charged Friday by the Marion Coun-|and places where Comrade Kangas| ,Comtinuing his lickspittle prai Coolidge, the British government's director of air forces, and those tt: there are over 50,000 pieces of wait-| Cleveland and v ae ty grand jury is about to be returned | will stop are: of Mussol Mayor Walker said: | terented am developing comny ers avipyen pen fy ma i ae fae ing.to be catalogued and inspected. Eiease® i a gi cuncads era today. With| | (Garditer, Mang. Sent-d6th: itch.| “ESS Mussolini is the most} out of these young men’s danger. With them the word is, be Over 5,000 pictures have been cons | ss a Duvall, charged with corrupt prac-|burg, Mass. Sept. 7th and 8th; May-|°Utstanding figure in the world to-| Avid oon centrated in the great Hermitage gal-| (ctro! 1/—— Ree on : é ' Se ‘ ay and has evolved the most vi s.. -e Fs Eee : : leries and are now being sorted and | Chicago and v tices while in office, are State Gover-|ard, Ma ept. 9th and 10th; Wor- | ay and has evolved ? i « S & ( titi det Ed. Ja aga ties: Vv. Coffin, cester, Mass. Sept. 11th and’ 12th; | form of government in the world. No-| \ , Hoover Uniting With classified. A marvelous collection or Mileaunee publican boss of Marion County, and|Ashburnham, Mass., Sept. 13th; Ash-| body who has oo ee ioe aed i i Cappelini jikonssand holy pictures have been) roa, Cit Robert I. Marsh, attorney and for- by, Mass. Sept. 14th; Townsend, |S¢t a better pnt ge of sociology | ss | jcentralized in the Museum of Alex-| evince OF thai paveinon Mass., Sept. 15th; Norwood, Mass,,|2nd of government MI N ER a i Wm. J. Mooney, chairman of the| Sept, 16th and 17th; Westerly, R. I, o-). Caee gtand jury, which has before it the|SePt- 18th and 19th; Greene, R. I. i bribery and purchase of office by his 2ist; Voluntown, Conn. Sept. 2and; i organization while he was head of| Hartford, Conn., Sept. 23rd; Collins- the K.K.K. in Indiana, states that he|Yille, Conn, Sept. 24th; Chester, : . i 2 > Mass., Sept. 25th; Peabody, Ma: has not finished his work and im- Sept his banesriis Maa Ss ig ts $ ll it plies that still further grand jury|o7tn and 28th: Lowell, } ca action will be taken Monday, when|ogth; Amesbury, , the jury meets again. _| Milford, N. H., Oct. Ist; Wilton, N. FX resses Horror Court i charge against Jack-! 4 Oct. nd; West Concord; N. H., | The spec son, Coffin and Marsh is that they | Oct. ard; Enfield, N. HL, Oct. 4th; Le- | STEUBENVI offered Governor McCray, while he} banon, N. H., Oct. 5th; Newport, N.| A real disinclination of the public|—Injunction ag ce, immunity from/H., Oct. 6th and 7th; Ludlow Ver-|to further sit in as Roman specta-| Denver | KETS | (Continued from Page One) oe Pie eines expert stall phoenix, ts (jeanne eda f tae ines cn rattoratich work. Many of tess Los Angeles Lae at Gacgtcan Rae jikons have been found to date b These cities are expected to make | Pres ; . aS ie A | rade Cees, |quarters at Hazelton; C. J. Golden, World Tourists, Inc., by special ar- DAILY WORKER builders and mem- President of District No. 9 with|rangement with the U. S. SR. So-| bership meetings are heing arranged | 3 Headquarters in Shamokin; |~> iater- | ciety for Cultural Relations, will con- in euch city. It is expected that the imidati y if national staff of the Un‘t2” Mine|duct the members of its party thru t will give great stimulous to the Intimidati on by U. S. Worker will be repres-nt2d by | these museums, accompanied by spe- | Grive Nie subscriptions which has East Ohio a | s Kennedy of Haz ‘Iton, Secre-|cial guides and interpreters placed at! poon officially opened by the National easurer of the International | its disposal thruout its stay in Soviet Convention of the Workers’ (Com- | . di . |Russia. There will also be visits to! munist) Party. LLE, Ohio, Sept. il. that the dperators and the|the theatres, workmens’ clubs and f picketing in the| officials are making an organized at-| various public in tern Ohio cdpal fields by any per-|tempt to devise wa | was still in of prosecution for embezzling $55,000} mont, Oct. 8th and 9th and Troy, N. tors at the slaughter of airplane|sons . not Anfierican zens WaS}speeding up the ibe ppm ua Ul une aE Ne - i oi nl from the state board of agriculture, H., Oct. 10th and 11th. pilots has called a check to trans-| granted. by. federal Kage Hough | ever and are using this method to| Will See Kremlin. N 0) Ay I C 1D and a money bribe an addition, if the] Fraternally yours—D. E. C., Y. W.| 0¢ flights. At present there | yesterday. “Inf conference with the| come together. According to a state-| Im Moscow, the tourists will visit | Seer governor would make James E. Me-|y,, pist. No. 1, Nat. Kay, Organizer. | Seems every possibility that in spite|miners’ union f officials and the em-| ment by one of the big guns who are|the historic Kremlin, the famous} icket, Donald prosecuting attorney. —_——sa meee | of the decision of President Coolidge,| nloyers the jufdge threatened to ‘ delbaele ofthe wouter Ate Secretary | Walled city within a cit. Its gilded Jamboree Tickets : Mayer Shoe A eee oe tse . Hoover, and the head of the British| that any mang who cannot talk Eng-| Hoover will exert his influence fow| towers and domes have long been the | must be turned in at ing the corrupt practices act while air forces that the flights should go]|ji,h or is nol t an American citizen|the prevention of any more long and|™a incentive for a Russian tour in} 7 running for the office of mayor in Ig dq wiers al | on, there will be a winter vacation. | wing dares td i part in picketing {costly suspensions of work, which of|the days of the empire, and the Soviet | once to the Joint Defense 1925. fe Captain Mista pes at Corunna, | shall be imm#-diately deported.” course means that the miners ‘will acd ia Sis fed preserved its wild, | Committee, 41 Union a re . Spain, waiting for a chance to hop to} = vi ‘ expected to stomach anything whic ongolian splendor. | “i : 2 ‘On Small Fr a Fi ht the United States, has announced that | , Hough on pared Morahan. ne operators will want ccd. | World Tourists, Inc., at 69 Fifth) Square. Do it now. p Iman p it 5 the attempt is temporarily aban-| ict St # “ eet ahs Me " af It will be good for all opposition|Avenue, New York, announce that! : | doned. Captain Herman Kohl of the | ‘TICt to bake oe TEN ghee ae: and progressive left wing forces to|they still have some vacancies open.) | Junkers’ plane, Bremen, in Germany, |" the init watch, ‘the astloun of CHG CHPE Tali ad) octet Be Mae gata fe pr eee a . 0 (0S still hopes to make the trip, but|™ Me autho fight any attempt on their part to! heer Defiance of |Levine’s plane is probably going to|to give thein Bueee cobperabion and to) make a combined attempt against the : zits ay in Europe. ‘Levine has been|Watch espedfially to arrest pickets|,.4% and file. The miners as it is paper rige EN eS oe warned hy all gunests thatfliebteds who _were_s)}spected of being foreign | in ihe aOR ASites ABS IMME heh | PREPARE . Sant: BE * Pas | Tur one ing a dual fight to eliminate small in-| 13, Sikorsky plane in New York| Five othei - coal companies in this/the bosses do not want t —— “ ‘ s 3 fi sses o settle up, | Pullman Company eae coh Deter sce boost | in not leave before Spring. The | federal distr} ‘ct have rushed to apply | and the officials’do not seem to be their fares, it was learned yesterday. | «royal Windsor” crew has been noti-|for the rigH ts of join complainants doing anything about it rities of all the counties Beet ee Under the lead of the big taxi own-| fied by the Windsor flight committee |in the injun) ction and to share in the i. * * WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 11—| ers, a resolution calling for an lia stay in Ontario. The Boston air-|“protection” it gives. | Hard. Ties Pullman porters of Washington rallied | ¢rease in fares from the present 15| port trans-atlantic prize for the first Ss ANDOAH, Pa., “Sept ies in numbers of about four hundred | onts the first quarter of a-mile and | pilot to reach Boston from Europe, The anthracite towns are stirred by Priday night to hear of the militant| five cents for each subsequent quar-| amounting to $25,000 has been with the fluctuations of the anthracite . * fight by the Brotherhood of Pullman|ter of a mile to 15 cents for the f drawn, “due to the approach of un Flectie q Battle iil \coal trade. This summer has been Porters and Sleeping Car Employes} sifth of a mile and 5 cents for each | seasonable weather.” | jone of the poor ‘ % Fi st within the mem- against their most vicious enemy, the | succeeding fifth was passed at @| The latest information on the of the oldest miners, with only | . Pullman Company. A. Wm. Ran-|meeting of cab owners at the Army|flight of the “Pride of Detroit” is | seven working days in July, and little dolph was roundly cheered by the en-]and Navy Club yesterday. The oppo-|that the plane may be sent by} | more than twice that number in tire audience when he told them that|sition to the resolution came from| steamer from Japan to Seattle, thus August. ory tho the Pullman Company was using|the independent cab owners repre-| abandoning the Pacific hop. | . | The hard coal mines have ex- all its power to crush the porters’|sented at the meeting. iia SSeS —___-— 10 Find on Frida |perienced what was seldom in the union but that it would fail com-! pig cab owners are trying to use |surance men, in the hope that if in- | past—a_winte ack time. A pletely. \insurance companies to get the inde-| surance companies refuse to issue) 7 spurt of activity marked the spring, ut as warm weather finally came, J he coal market took a dr meetings were held all over the Free| miners spent the ates erony ane | State today Iby the government and : | anti-governmd mt parties in prepara- tion for the a2 eee |pendents to agree to a boost in fares. | policies to cab owners working at a DUBLIN, WANTED — MORE READERS! ARE YOU GETTING THE A committee has been appointed by |low seale, the independents would be \the big cab bosses to confer with in- \forced in line. e summer pick- ng huckleberries, cracking culm bank coal for their own winter suppl r eneral elections which | working on farms. ge take place on} September 15. i Few miners are without heavy The fight Qs between the Fianna store debts, while landlords have il, the DeVfalera party and Cum- learned to be patient with their ten- in Na Neg Carry on the Fight for which Sacco, Vanzetti Gave Their Lives eal, the government} ants, since money is scarce. rty headed Iby Cosgrave. | Whether the hard coal market has The result Wf the elections is ex- vanished permanently, or whether it pected to be cllose, most of the inde-| Will be possible to regain it, remains pendent and afl the farmers’ repre-|to be seen. Probably this winter wili | sentatives beinkk expected to support |P¥ove decisive in the future fate of the government anthracite coal. | Reactionary Labor Leader! Governor John Hammil’s third re- Owing to the reactionary policy of | fusal to send lowa state troops into 4 | Thomas. Johnstdn, leader of the Irish |the mine fields of Appanoose County #| Labor Party, that organization is ex- | to help the coal operators “preserve | pected not to faré as well this time Ci : N ta ‘ s it did in the last elections, Johnson | CiVil Liberties Union in a message a dyed-in-the-wool conservative and sent the governor recently. oe aye preatipes Governor Hammil denied the opera- 7 e § aiter the death of Kevin O'Higgins | 1...) request for troops on the ground that the strike situation in Appan- oose County did not warrant such a First | National Bazaar FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DAILY WORKER Support The Daily Worker, which led the struggle to save them. r” ‘was praised by the American Defend The Daily Worker against the attack of those, who murdered \ he offered to make an alliance with Cosgrave against DeVaiera. He now eclares that he will not vote for De Sacco and Vanzetti. | course. \ | alera as president of the executive | ae and the { intain The Dail | couneil of the Free State leaving the | r st econ on the impression that he will not vote for 5th Annual Convention FRETHEIT ‘ at Cosgrave. \Of Trade Union Women Walsh Quits Cosgrave. The Fianna Fail party is expected At Katonah on Oct. Ist | to be strengthened by defections from ‘The 6th ental Bee ‘shies th é Si i 5th ar confere ee ernment Party Tas. nian, |of ttade union women will be held at * t 8 Brookwood Labor College, Katonah, N. Y., October 1-2, announces the Women’s Tra&e Union League. League officials will be discussion fight for which Sacco and Vanzetti died. Madison Square Garden, on October 6, 7,8 and 9 ALL WORKERS PARTY UNITS, AND WORKING CLASS ORGANIZATIONS ARE URGED TO COL- LECT ARTICLES IMMEDIATELY Answer the capitalist as- sassins with your sup- port of The Daily Worker | tion for the government party is al- | leged to be in favor of making a bloc | with, DeValera. Walsh is a protec- tionist and is said to have frequently leaders. Topics include: Progress of | criticise! Cosgrave's truckling to the|/the American Federation of Labor: a | demands of Downing Street. Trade Union Psychology; 5-Day | Anotier group known as Clan Week; Does Saving Cause Depres! tireanr. that split with the govern-|sion? All women unionists invited ment purty a few years has declared | —— -- bce oe its suport of DeValera. Now, that danger of being yanked gut of the E | the latter has decided to enter parlia- leadership. ” @ | rucnt h the event of his securing a| The Workers’ Republic, organ of in its t Nicola Sac:o FOR Bartolomeo Vanzetti Delegations are coming to this gigantic affair from the entire country. Hach of the largest cities will have a booth of it own. Prizes will be given for the finest booth. J sah eh Des The Defense of Clee War Prisoners Here Is My Tribute to The A Strong, Militant Labor Movement Memory = Sacco, Vanzetti, DAILY WO. A Labor Party and a Labor Government 23 First St. oR ew York, N. Y. i | A : Inclosed you will find ....... : nbd f j rel, Born 3 as my tribute to th | majority, he is liable to receive thous-|the Workers Party, urges the Labor The Protection of the Foreign | ; scl, "he Sone and vatecte | HMI colt Ht votes trots thoes echo, ars| Party to supper! DeVelgen, for tl Namen received’ tor ‘the Advertixements solleited ‘ The Recognition and Detense of the ona Dally, Worker carry Ba" the |republean in their sympathies but hescied of the executive council, | Peal diSsd Satis bihabeln oto berizones sar ¢ * ght, for which they have given | pain Kary 5 oh aisle rh i rd > a ey ae ie Soviet Union rent pg hich the fearedthe revival of civil war in case | holding that the masses must be dis. For further information apply to Bazaar Committee, 30 Union Sapare, New York, N. Y. M\of a wpublican victory at the polls. |illusioned about the virtues of re- | DiValera a Constitutionalist. publican control under capitalism. | The fact is that DeValera is a| This paper states that only thru a constiutionali8t politician who has|Workers’ and Farmers Government Nata? 5 patiently for several years | will the Irish masses be in a position! puny the sentiment of the rank and|to start laying the basis for a form) file h his party made it possible for |of society that will eliminate poverty | him o enter the Dail without the|and its attendant evils. | Hands Off China wate The Abolition of All Imperialist Wars Address The Abolition of the Capitalist System THE BIGGEST AFFAIR OF THE YEAR