The Daily Worker dated December 12, 1925

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y 1 . In Chicage, by matl, $8.00 per year. Outside Chicago, by mail, $6.00 ‘per year. ' DAILY Wo Entered as Second-class...

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—— . Page Two Aoi CHICAGO UNIONS PLAN DELEGATON TO SOVIET RUSSIA Raising Funds to Send Six from Chicago (By Federated Press)

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LABOR DEFENSE SENDS PROTEST TO POLICE HEAD Workers Indignant at Illegal Search (lL. D. Press Service) Great indignation has

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Page Four oan Organization Meetings ee THE DAILY WORKER HOLD MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS IN THE DISTRICTS FOR UNIFICATION _ AND PARTY

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— we STOCKYARDS IN ‘SAFETY FIRST’ CAMPAIGN Use Badges and Posters for Effect By A Worker Correspondent “No accident week” is

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Page Six rabid THE DAILY WORKED Published'!by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO, i 1113 W. Washington Bivd., Chicago, I). Phone

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Bug lomende ofp THE DAILY WORKER. Second Section: This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday In The DAILY WORKER. SATURDAY,

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(Continued from page 1) signing the “golden peace,” and will believe and will glow with gratitude toward the butchers...

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— Christmas Dinner oes" “Picture by 4 fig What Are the Conditions of Labor in America? By EARL R. BROWDER, BJECTION is...

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POO TET roe ene THE ’M (Copyright, 1925, by International Publishers Co., Ine.) A A MUZHIK with bandaged head, drove his pie-

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ae “Advances are good, lad. Remember, we musn’t make a-mess of our end of it.” The muzhiks, lined up along the embankment if

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Sts 2 PS = By Elsa ‘Isa Bloch ALVIN COOLIDGE, in his message to the congress just opening its session in Washington, saw fit

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_and_now he A Red British Miner at Work By MICHAEL GOLD. Foreword. HEN I was in England last year, I attended a summer school

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In the Flames of Revolt Twenty Years Ago | ,of the hospital, There all the prelimi- (Reminiscences of the Revolutionary...