The Daily Worker dated October 24, 1925

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. II. No’ 343. Subse 68 Oy 4) "ey AH BANK...

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~¢ ee — Page Two ‘MORE TROOPS WAILS FRENCH HEAD IN SYRIA Damascus Arabs Battle with Fi rench DAMASCUS, Syria, Oct. 22—Gen.

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t MITCHELL WILL GETNO CHANCE TOSPILL BEANS Precautions Taken Against Expose (Special to The Daily Worker) WASHINGTON, D. C.,.

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weit = M E executive sub-committee of the Finnish reorganization commission eld its first session on October 19. Detailed...

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THE DAYLY WORKE GHIGAGD POSTAL || “Wile Progrons ix Fac areccation CLERKS DRIVEN LIKE PRISONERS Government Gives No Cause for

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€ e t é ' ‘ ‘ i j | Page Six THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER > Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO 2113 W....

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LE IT RTE aET “The ider becomes power when it pene- trates the masses." Karl Marx. SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT SATURDAY,...

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How the French Proletariat Is Meeting the “Next War” By AMY SCHECHTER (Associate in Research Department) H® in the United...

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A Short Presidential Excursion Into the Realms of Sociology and History With a Few Observations Upon George Washington’s...

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— F< T the Chicago conference of party functionaries there were asked many questions involving the prob- lems of...

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With Arms in Hand (In Memory of Eva Voikhanskaya and Katya Antipova.) By V. K. : It was autumn—autumn’s golden glow...

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How the French Proletariat Is Meeting the “Next War” (Continued from page 2.) national, and their message of solid- arity was

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Carrying the Education Into the Shops By BERTRAM D. WOLFE. HE reorganization of our party implies. the reorganization of all

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——— S, ae “Krestianka” [Peasant Woman} in Soviet Russia By MORRIS BACKALL. RESTIANKA” (Peasant Woman) is a magazine issued