The Daily Worker dated March 22, 1924

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\ THE DAILY WORKER. Entered as Second-class matter September 21, 1928, at the PostOffice at Chicago, Mlinois, under the Act

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4 4 4 { Page Two INJUNCTION AND STORM FAIL BOSSES Police Drive Pickets Into Snow But Lines Hold (Continued from page 1.)...

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{ Saturday, March 22; 1924 THE DAILY WORKER Page Three MORGAN LOAN IS |Workers Party Demands Race Equality While Sleek...

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+. oe i 4 } i { Page Four THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER. Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO., 1640 N. Halsted

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“The idea becomes power when it pene- Special Magazine Supplement a magazine supplement will “coc |THE DAILY WORKER) == —Karl

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x The March Meeting of the Workers Party Central Executive Committee (Review and Comment.) By ALEXANDER BITTELMAN. | Fiennes

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2 ' struction regarding the practical pol- Declaration Adopted by the Central’, That program is, briefly; to provide...

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Present Econo Memorandum to the E. C. Cc. I Adopted by the Central Executive Committee of the Workers . Party, March 16,...

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tuation and Our Immediate Tasks 8. It is not. a matter of indiffer- ence to the Communists as to who misleads and betrays the

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— be aad ' The English Labor Government and the Communist Party NOTE:—When the British La- bor Party assumed the task of...

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Youth Views By HARRY GANNES History Shows U. S. Child and Youth Exploiter. The present tumult over child labor brings out the

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oe This Is This is “The Story of John Brown,” by Michael Gold: Pub- lished by the DAILY WORKER thru arrangement with...