The Daily Worker dated February 7, 1925

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NEW YORK EDITION Vol. Il. No. 23. AS WE SEE IT By T.J, O'FLAHEATY. ENERAL DAWES has come out of his retirement and he here-

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4 : i ean sere ete ml Page Two THE DAILY WORKER WANTS MILITARY DICTATORSHIP OVER WORKERS “War Emergency” Act Aimed at Labor

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MELLON THINKS U.S. SHOULD MAKE LOANS TO RUSSIA By LAURENCE TODD, (Federated Press Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Feb....

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RSE Page Four 4 THE DALU¥Y¥WORKER.~ ANOTHER “591” or Trotsk JOINS FIGHTERS TQ SAVE DAILY Life and Death Struggle' of Workers

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SHERIFF'S PEACE OFFER SPURNED BY KLAN BOARD Supervisors Demand Galligan’s Scalp MARION, IIL, Feb. 5.—Tre dove of peace, after

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4 4 | 4 : a FF 1 Page Six THE DAILY WORKER. Ce a eerste areca ree enna Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1118 W.

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feath sentence, but _ “The idea becomes power when it pene- ‘trates the masses.” —Karl Marx. By M. A. SKROMNY. A* interesting

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The Stockyards asked a worker where the stock- yards are and how I could best reach them. He tells me by the street car line

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in Moscow, I eng that “i have grasped ' that the economic relations between r. Bernard Shaw’s Excellent Satire on British...

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Present _ HE political life in China is being shaken by two events, the effects of which will be felt not only in China but

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By MAX BEDACHT. EMOCRACY is revealing more clearly every day the mephisto- phelian hoof of its real character_as a capitalist

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By VLADIMIR GAVRILOV HERE were near the station Mos- cow 1 two sections of a munition factory badly damaged by fire in 1919.

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By CHARLES ASHLEIGH (Special to The Daily Worker) N Jaunary 20th, Lord Reading made the official viceregal speech at the...

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(Continued from last issue) , The forms in which the bourgéoisic has exercifed its influence over th« proletariat have...