The Daily Worker Newspaper, September 26, 1927, Page 5

Sar eee Wi ORKER, EW eee MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1927 __ Page. rT MEXICO FRANKLY) ““°*"m!o EXECUTE SCORES. taor nm eo tava Tame on Sue’ MENACE WORKERS ACCEPTS MORROW AS “REDS” WHILE (== bn Re or bd AS IMPURE MILK AS MORGAN ENVOY WUHAN TOTTERS :: aegis NG IN defense ¢ ittee ranges an| | a BA who can.| | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept. 26. Wii ” i;| |-~A strike vote has been haa eae | mitte e, gee organ and section Ee = | Jersey Bootleggers Use ‘air, and ther they feel it on the Soo a ds | sports committees as well as” other Delegate of Oil Kings, Oil for Butterfat waar not possibly come to their duty send in the money they Wood shomaitn ‘British Bomb Chinese | comrades active in the work Pee hae ts clu st be Declares Press Towns; car Leaves | aiscéeson on aports MEXICO cry, Sap 25.—Recog- | would have spent while being pres- | eet eo | | of the attitud on on sports work MOSCOW, U. S. R., nizing frankly that the republic of} ment, but for the purpose of rais-| | S™evances. About gs func the struggle | | az¢ directly {times that the affairs. of the defense | | fitials in ignering the not only for the purpose of en- | mand for adjustment of will take plac’. e at 108)\— ent. We have pointed out several | | of the {thesia prob confronting the At Nanning, capital of the ‘prov Jni S i iali agains f tha lahne rrievances 7 the United States an imperialist | jof Kwangsi, mass requisitions ‘ Street, 8 p. m. against of the labor Ss jivoad watinee Aho. | machine for the adv being carried on which h 1 ‘3 mov 2 railroad management of the agr | f the Ame in the arrest of ov s of or Meeting Tom orrow. the | }ment to hire union men. Non 7 t 3 ; : “1 | unio: rkers ha e: 0 City pape | whom 13 were imm executed 7 etropolitan Worl ear bees e the workers ; ev sieges or ae oe » been 3 appointment of {without trial or inqu al” the'l Gian, meats tomiorre w. « m. at 854, Selves there, but because the ori ea) leat Re seinen sed J Morrow ambassador to Mexico, | persons executed were young men. On| Jackson All soceer |" interested in the work of the | | yee ork alongside of them ts ss profess their preference to deal di-| their way to executior 1 with their} oth; ) delegates nd are trying to help it by | The working masse: efor 2s 5 their duty to come to all our| Western Democratic affairs and when they cannot come 7. : . i s CET al i SR xtc nr al SR | Endorsement of Smith A conference. of all councils of the onation anyhow. = 2 ted Council of Working Cl After the Coney Island Stadium don-| Framed, Says Meredith sewives for the Daily Worker- ceTt there were many workers who Hlast breath they w ‘“Down with the tr 'Chiang Kai-she' {Communist Party!” The Hankow ne {that the situation y shouted: |¢9 thi Down with Long live the U. C. W. C. H. Meeting. rectly thru him with the Wall Street | financial oligarchy xather thah with | a second-rate “dollar diplomat.” Since American democracy is in the hands of the money interests who also rule the destini of the Latin-American | meeting. papers report} that town is states, concludes that growing more and more strained will. ‘beheld next t in money paying for their suchas WA SHINGTON, Sept. riven frém “it may that one of iand rice are again lacki The r ursday, 6:30 p/m. at Room: 237, 80|0F general do! ing the Rocky Mountai them” (Wall Street oligarchs) “should |of the Wuhan bank-notes is ; come to th States endorsement of Governor nic as a diplom cally represent W | Shops are closed and numerous ar * 8 * light Park Smith; of New York, for the 1928 unut Oil for Butt in Me instead of sending v rests and new execiiiions are going Tailors’ Meeting. happened ; | democratic presidential nomination r secondary gon.” on daily. Pp ant detachments are Meeting of Local 1 will be held * of the Joint Defense Committee | the “pre-arranged result of a meeting ¢ The new however, goes on Il occupying Shenpao, the nearest} tonight, 8 3ohemian Na- lready have received | called for purpose,” Edwin t ation town. jtional Hall, | The Cantonese Chinese r [report that on September Wed -atreat.. «|S! 1 3 workers of New Haven, address “the ‘hieet- ; state they sending ion because y riculture in left for his home o help no te a!¥ to warn the ambassadorial invader that he is not to imagine that he is| dealing with a contemptible colony of | good “speaker will ing. Alf welcome. the gr northern power. “The main | jairplanes shelled villages s | ly come to the enc: s | democrat who can cr ¢ \ ( thing 7s El Universal, “that| near the coast of the gulf southeast} Sew For Bazaar. the other workers of New Haven in- | wi to « ‘ Mr. Morrow should not’ arrive here| THE APPOINTMENT of Dwight (0! Kwantung. Many houses were| Volunteers wanted to ; tend doing. Their names are L as have so many ambassadors and| W- Morrow (above) as American |damaged by the bombardment but|paily Worker-Freiheit ; at sky, Sam Ginsberg and Alter K : ate his ‘party has. an exceller ers of the United States, with pee OE alae has caused —_| the number of casualties is unknown. | Comrade Gr hou If You Have Not Yet Kegistered—jchance of being returned to power the idea that he is a pro-consul to a| ates ___ |The Canton papers state that the|p), the Bronx, all ¢ Better Hurry Up. next year. e barbarous colony.” | eee | Chinese authorities intend to protest | Saturday and Sunday. The de committee announces sees eee ( Sone \f against the bombardment before the * ‘ 4 that all those who have not registered Look tose Vasi-de Teach ae ¢ “Oils” Ambassador. Aa Z .ook for Taxi-driver Teacher. AN ST ORE eee RET | PARTY ACTIVITIES — J British consulate. , | Hungarian Needle Trades Workers. for the camp should not come out.| Hundreds~of students at the Gol-| ch: : Tees He Saag ig ae pacaereal | ee: |_ ‘The Hungarian Needle Trades Everyone must register. It is there-|Jege of the City of Fev Onl nee ———- se Sop aba the ike F aetn NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY |Chiang To Study U. S. Imperialism.) Workers Club will meet Thursday, 8 | fore advisable that if you intend com-| sharply scrutinizing their instructors Rich New Yorkers Will SHANGHAI, Sept. 24.—Alleging|p. m., at 350 East Sist St. The ing to camp during the week of Sept. to see if they can discover the iden- gee oe mernner Os Sie Morgan firm,” | fe vase avssencma | his approaching marriage to 1} speakers will be Gold, Hyman, 24th to Oct. 2nd you should register | tity of the teacher who drove a’ taxi- Move on October First observes ed rially | Open Air Meetings Tonight. |Soong as an excuse for a long so-|Mencher and Gravitiz. at the defense office, 41 Union Square, |cab during the summer vacation pe- te able to presume that Mr. Morrow also} Ave, C and 7th St. Speakers: Wil-|journ in the United States Chiang} - + i. Room 714. We also advise everyone | riod, ; 8 of we New York fam- participates in the ideas and view-|jiam L. Patterson, C. K. Miller and|Kai-shek, traitor to the Chinese ri | Booth At Bazaar. if they cannot come for the first week- ill move née apartments points of the American financiers.”| 4. Gussakoff. ution and former leader of the Na-| The Progressive Group, Local 38,/end to come the second week-end of | makers and furriers was published in| before the end of t the A_good deal of ironic emphasis is ei EAS |tionalist armies, has announced his|appeals to all members of the local October 1st and 2nd. A very interest-|The DAILY WORKER and The large laid on the friendship of the Morgan| Night Workers Meet Tomorrow. | determination to visit America in or- jand friends to contribute articles for] ing and entertaining program is be-|FREIHEIT. On the very next day the delegate with President Coolidge, but | Workers’ Section is called for to-|der to study the workings of. the|its booth at the Daily Worker-Frei-| ing prepared for the last 2 days of |the first response came in. The first; Mc it is perfectly understood in Mexico | morrow afternoon at 8 o’clock at 108 | militarist and imperialist machines | heit bgzaar. Workers should also get, the encampment. Prices are $3.00 per |$9 was sent in by the workers of made City that Dwight W Morrow is the| E, 14th St. Very urgent. \there, Miss Soong has confirmed this|articles from their friends. Send) day and $17 per week. |Bartnikoff shop, 315 West 36th St. distri personal representative of the Amer- * * b ’ |report of Chiang’s American tour,|them to L, Lieb, care of Goodman, 1) First Response to the Dollar Tax Call !These nine worke ve already ful- where new buildings ican oil and financial interests and| Open Air Meetings Tomorrow. | saying that she and her present|Hast 111th St. | On Tuesday, September 20th a call | filled their duty. It is your turn now.| suites are being open that his appointment is only another} Rutgers Square. Speakers: Charles | fiance will probably settle in Wash-| * ‘of the Unity Committee of the cloak-|Send in your tax immediately! | occupancy. step in the oil war. | Mitchell, Philip Frankfeld and H. Gor- | ington in order to study “government Organize* Anti-Fascist Branch. s, be ae es a | don. jaffairs.” It is understood here that} A branch of the Anti-Fascist| a Sr a) a mee Bankers and Wets Glad! Lenox Ave. and 136th St. Speakers: |Chiang’s trip to the United States|League of North America will be or- |Solon de Leon, Thomas Morance and | | foreshadows a growing understand-| ganized in Jersey City, N. J., to- to See Smith Endorsed; | L. Borer. ling between American imperialism in| night, 8 p. m., at a meeting to be adison Ave. and 106th St. Speak-|the Far East and the inter of | held at 160 Mercer St. All workers South and KKK Vexed| Sam Don, M. Levine and St section of the Chinese bour-|are urged to join. ers Se : | Grecht. |geoisie represented by Chiang Kai-| — Sri ieee OGDEN, Utah, Sept. 25.—The ac-| "57 Es g e ~ “ five mountain states in endorsing | Gharles Nemeroff. a Gone th stores Digi Da Smith of New York for the party’s| see ‘ ‘ Scientific Vegetarian are already is completely candidate for president has resulted] pp 4 2-4 Meets Thursday. g constructed.— established: | ina flock of telegrams, winging their] ~ p, 4 9-A will meet Thursday, | way to headquarters here, and about | g 39 p. m, at 108 East 14th St. This | evenly divided between congratulations | Second block is almost finished and a third block of co- operative houses will soon 50,000.00 pre- ferred stock is be- ing issued exclusively for the purpose of fi- Restaurant 1 E. 107th Street New York. WHERE DO WE MEET TO DRINK), AND EAT? At the — ee ill bi 1 meeting to take ac- and denunciation. ‘The resolution hail-| on oe ae ee eee | | ing. Smith _28 “the most available | yprp Bazaar. All members must be | man,” etc., is most intensely displeas- rasent. | : . cu i e co-operative be under construction. ing to the organization built up by |" Ms ‘|New Sollins Dining Room i eer oe the: .€0-00e By The one Wm, G. McAdc and not by any | Two Killed ‘In Accident. | | Good Feed Good Company e * cree oe “goa = val Neher ee seOne noe Ley ‘i HOUETTER S#RvicE x ti A other, he ad fhe u.banianc ae: a| Were killed when a Ford coupe was | HWhasiéSnect daih Srieet New York] ni e or ers oO pera ive ss’ n. msthelta eS set % fe one he: _ an \hit by a west-bound passenger train | J, ——== | Bi Bey Oe gene eeiae over |at the Oakland Avenue crossing here | {| = = =a i s v i today. | of the Rocky Mountains, and at least = ae Health Food } =] | as favorable to Smith as the K. K. K. A R | Build the co-op- Second mortgage H south is antagonistic. 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