The Daily Worker dated January 23, 1926

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_ The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government ‘Vol. Il. No. 10. | Subscription Rates: outs

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: : Page Two SMALL WANTS FUND TO PAY SWINDLE DEBT Pay Roll Gang Expect- ed to Kick In Governor Len Small of I!inois, who,...

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— THE DAELY WORKER ET ARTO! ORO LN SMR REAR aR ARERR A RR Page Thréée SWIFT CONCERN TRIES 10 AVOID COMPENSATION Libby, McNeil

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‘ ‘ STS ap a meet a eT TE Page Four we THE DAILY WORKER if wee | Workers (Communist) Party | ‘fists LENIN DRIVE Opportu By

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EACH MINE IN POLAND HAS A WORKERS’ PAPER Illustrated Newspaper Is the Most Popular (By a Worker Correspondent.) POLAND, Jan,

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oh dy X\ withering under the blows of the employers the reactionary of- ] nr know who Ruth is, but the last name is quite...

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iJ abis ae ae | a, SL LteeseenNiNe sehen Buylmet + THE DAILY WORKER Second Section! Thig Magazine Section Appears Every...

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has once more been compelled to take her oath on the monstruous treaty of Versailles, that Germany has been dragged into the

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ae By James H. Dolsen. N my book entitled “The Awaken- ing of China,” which will be pub- by the Workers Party in March, I...

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THE BEYOND=—By HENRI BARBUSSE| TRANSLATED BY LYDIA GIBSON (Synopsis of previous instalments.) The scene is the Riviera, a...

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the Rich; the Dominators, the Rulers. The beatific smile of the courtesan striken in the midst of her adorning at the moment

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A Holiday Excursion in Leningrad Moscow Correspondence by William F. Kruse. O Russian workers believe in holi- days? They...

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= The Negro in American Labor History The First Negro Labor Congress (Dec. 6, 1869) By Amy Schechter. This is the second of a

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om By Arne Swabeck. , EN Lenin died stopped for a moment.” begins the third chapter of the new pamphlet “Lenin, Liebknecht,