The Daily Worker dated September 19, 1925

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Vol. II. No. 213. U.S. AS WE SEE IT By T. J. O'FLAHERTY HICAGO judges are now competing with each other for the compli- ments

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Page Two —_—_—_—_————————— = GREEK SECTION PLEDGES C.E.C. FULL SUPPORT Resolution for Party Is Passed Unanimously The Fourth

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inherent CARPENTERS 0 DETROIT NAIL ‘CZAR’ T0 BENCH Yellow Dog Pledge Is ‘Sent to Discard (Special to The Dally Worker)...

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Pian for the Reorganizatior: of 't ADOPTED BY THE PARTY’S CEN? RAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 1, IDEOLOGICAL CAMPAIGN. 1 ‘There is

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we nae a7 THE DAPLYY WORKER Page Five LEFT WING IN BATTLE AT THE CARMEN'S MEET Convention at K. C. Is Scene of Struggle...

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Page Six THE DAILY WORKER’ THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING. CO. 1118 W. Washington Biyd., Chicago,

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-o a es < f 8 ? be Pome a] “The idez becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” ~—Karl Marx. SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT

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British Imperialism and the Soviet Union By £. H. BROWN. HE 1914-1918 European war, and political consequences thereof, left

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! k ‘in office. | Tammany’s Triumph in New York By H. M. WICKS HEH} outcome of the primary elect- fons of September 15...

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application of the decisions’ of the Executive Committee ef the Communist Gs x roposed ( International and of the Executive

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) DRIVE Sommun-’ . tings ar-- anization a " wen by the. Executive sn in bureau of sult of its al women. vestigation 1924. The

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| Proposed Constitution of the Workers (Communist) Party’ * (Continued from page 5) Central Executive Committee, The entire

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Our Press and Re-organization UR party press has an all-import- ant part to play in the reorganiza- tion work now being...

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Young Miners! F ight Against the Bosses! | (Continued from page 1) same time hand bigger and bigger profits to “those who...