The Daily Worker dated March 27, 1926

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. Ill. No. 64. NEW - madara Rates: THE BOSSES

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| FRET las. Se Page Two STRUGGLE FOR PEKING WAITS ON CONFERENCE Peace or War Depends Upon Decision (Special to The Daily...

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% PERU'S DICTATOR PANNED BY COSTA RIGAN STUDENTS Brand Regime As Tool of America (Special to The Daily Worker) , SAN JOSH,

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3 — Four ‘OSOCOW, U.S. S. R., Feb. 25 (By Mail).—The eighth session of the | odabe executive committee of the nist...

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(The First Prize Winner) | RAILROAD UNION HEADS AID BOSS BLUFF WORKERS “B. & O. Plan” Ideal of Peoria Officials (By a Worker

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“A 2 4 Page Six Bao THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORK Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. S118 W. Washington Bivd.,

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Buylimet o> THE DAILY WORKER. This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday In The DAILY WORKER. Second Section! SATURDAY,...

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SS etesesisssssstsssssstenssssstnsssssssiassssenseseses THE A. F, OF L. AS OUR NEIGHBORS SEE IT. (Continued from page one)

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“In the Dungeon” Dedicated to Naftoli Botvin. MEN One, three, ten, fifty— Every day in this little cell! Cell! A cave on top

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| Letter to the Editorial Staff of falera - By Lenin, 1903 sro G6 After th@second party convention in the sum- mer of 1903, a

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A A Story in Two Parts. PART TWO.” NTIL the day of his death, two pictures re- mained in Ted Rusten’s memory; and one of them

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“The Dawn of Tomorrow” “You Might Be President Some Day!” By Pauline Schulman. OMRADE Moissaye J. Olgin, in his articles on

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By Jimmy Clifford. I Fuori CYNTHIA MOSLEY, million- aire part-owner of a big coal mine at Zeigler, Illinois, calls herself a

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fe ened sel By B. BORISOFF. HE “Chicago Defender,” a Chicago ~ Negro weekly newspaper, printed in one of its recent issues