The Daily Worker dated March 20, 1926

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Special Passaic Textile The DAILY WORKER Ralses the Standard for a Wor‘ers’ and Farmers’ Gover’ it Vol. Ill. No. 58, 1, sage

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Tear gas bombs, which were used in the imperialist world war, are now being hurled at striking textile work- ers in Passaic

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eR ET ET I NORE Re NIE THE DAILY WORKER Page Three Passaic Textile Strike Is Historic Labor Fight BOSSES EMPLOY SPY SYSTEM IN

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ol Page Four a aN Wy THE DAILY® WORKER WAR CAUSE I ECONOMIC, SAYS ESME HOWARD Ambassador Says Cash Rules the World “Naked and

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_—_— STEEL WORKERS SEND FUNDS TO PASSAIC STRIKE Ignore Sneering Remarks by Labor Faker By a Worker Correygondent NILES, O.,

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Page Six ie iy THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 2118 W. Washington Blyd., Chicago, I. Phone...

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Buyin tot THE DAILY WORKER. Second Section: This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday In The DAILY WORKER, SATURDAY, MARCH

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emma PASSAIC BREAKS A NEW TRAIL. (Continued from page one) that learned their lesson of organization, value of discipline,

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By E. Hugo Qehler. ARION TALLEY’S operatic debut has been heralded by the bour- geois press of the country in the 100 per...

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‘within the limits of a short story. - the salt breeze, and the absence of his father “HANDS!” A Story in Two Parts. PART...

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2 e, ir, od he 1d ill it ns re n= = 1€ VS i- n Wn I~ o Le Le le id TRANReOO ~~ FLOP nenPahneprxaaeR at i LES o- “And you were

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- Lozowick: Revolutionary Artist By Joseph Freeman. if igpar prophetic eyes of Marx fore- saw that art could not long escape

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By S. Hopner (Natasha). Septentber, 1910, after a consid- erable number of “failures” in Odessa and in Ekaterinoslav, and...

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the portrait gallery of prominent men in the contemporary trade union movement in England by no means the last place belongs