The Daily Worker dated September 26, 1925

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rama 4 The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. If. No. 219. International Seamen’s

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1. espa ese iB antuctiinainn sisi ~ SHOP CHAIRNIEN Page Two DECIDING FATE OF PEACE PLAN L.L.G.W. Factions Have Tentativel y

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THE DIAILY WORKER ~~ Page Three : Br (Continned from page 1) against the forces of the fascists, and our forces must be...

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# me N, nce tt RRS DPA HA eemmmmamaaNe THE DAILY, WORKER ———$___—— | 4 ' ‘ CAILLAUX’S TRIP TO WASHINGTON Suspects Plot Behind

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nee MILADY’S BONNET WORKERS SLAVE IN DUSTY SHOPS QTen-Hour Dey; Milinery Girl’s Lot By WORKER CORRESPONDENT Not being able to

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_ for the DAILY WORKER. THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 2118 W. Washington Bivd., Chicago, IN.

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~ _.. Reaceud proche “The idea becomes power when It pene- trates the masses.” Karl Marx. SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT THE...

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' } ' OUR EADQUARTERS of Local 22 of the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union of New York City they stay up all night

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’ eolonial predatory. war. N Chapter, A, §4. of the Statutes adopted by the Hamburg Congress of The International Working...

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Communist Work in Co-operative Mass Organizations By W. HANKA R the Communist co-operative work of the Comintern sections...

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: © Statistical Background of the Agrarian Question in the U. S.| (Continued from page 1) approximately 40 per cent, or...

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| | By J. LOUIS ENGDHAL. i neg week has seen the passing of the first International Press Day, Sept, 21, held at the...

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- By V. KOLAROV HE white terror is gradually be- coming the dominant system of government in capitalist countries. There is

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ARTICLE IV. The Presentation of Proletarian Films RODUCTION alone does not over- come all the obstacles to the use of...