The Daily Worker dated February 20, 1926

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the’ Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government : the Post Office at Chicago, Illinois, under

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Page Two LL.D. FIGHTS PENNSYLVANIA COSSACK RULE Protest Meetings Are Being Held PITTSBURGH, Pa., Feb. 18.—The International

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* j | eT a eM SIRS ge A U.S, TRIES T0 WHITEWASH THE GOAL OPERATORS Mine Director Wants to Hide Guilt By LELAND OLDS, The...

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Page Four THE DAILY WORKER Organization Meetings 'Workers (Communist) Party Join the Trade Unions! By M. CHILOFSKY. The trade

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THE FIRST PRIZE WINNER, ‘ UNION BETTERS CONDITION OF RETAIL CLERKS Bosses Fear Militant Or- ganization Drives By a Worker...

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THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. . 1118 W. Washington Blyd., Chicago, Il. Phone Monroe 4712 Pe

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Sas a“ | ue 2 —* Buylmet + git BAILY WORKER. Second Section: This Magazine Section Appears Every Satirday in The DAILY...

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‘astray. The miners will struggle against having their standard Labor in Ireland once the fundamental reason for the]scale.

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ett APR ER ANE AT a aed The Gold in Aluminum By Harry Gannes, To the shiny, white, tin-like alu- minum should be the means of

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PORKY (The writer of this story is a fur worker, member Ms = 1, Joint Board of Furriers’ Union of New ork, DARKNESS cast its

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1/Socialism and (Written in December, 1925) ODERN society is entirely built upon the exploitation of the immense masses of

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here mamas coe How Alive is the Party? By JAY LOVESTONE, “Those to whom the work is ‘dull,’ ‘uninteresting,’...

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By Henry. OWN on Madison street, in that part of Chicago where the em- ployment sharks have their offices for the catching of

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and, The inevitable rapid cultural growth of the Soviet Union and the urgency of inereased work in the fields of science and