The Daily Worker dated May 22, 1926

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| The DAILY WORKER Raises | the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government NEW YORK EDITION ¢ BO x In Chicago, by mail,

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= ent Is out. Did you get your copy? Hurry up! Send in your sub! it's 9 omy 50 cents, ‘SLUSH FUND TO BE BlG ISSUE IN FALL...

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PIONEERS FIGH DISCRIMINATION INU. S. SCHOOLS Assail Teachers for Catering to Rich (Special to The Daily Worker) PHILADELPHIA,

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Page Four ~------_——_——_- et THE DAILY WORKER ARMENIAN REVOLUTIONARY FORCES UNITED IN WORKERS (COMMUNIST ) PARTY AFTER A LONG

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‘THE DAILY WORKER pr Page Five EXPOSE FORD FACTORY SPY ORGANIZATION ink Causes Arrests at Outside Meeting ‘By A Worker...

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Page Six GS ae TH KER EF DAILY WOR THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WCRKER PUBLISHING CO. 1118 W. Washington Blvd.,

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“sft Second Section: SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926 Sunline ot THE DAILY WORKER. This Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday in The

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DEMAND THE REPEAL (Continued from page one) the official organ of the railroad unions, in the issue of May 15, 1926. There we

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"] i ban rush for the Arctic is on again. There is still unexplored territory im the great frozen top of the world, This is

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The Soviet Union in 1926 By Wm. Z. Foster The following are extracts from a pamphlet by Wm. Z. Foster on “Russian Workers and

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| LENIN LIVING ABROAD. , altho abroad, was well acquainted th the situation in Russia. He followed pments there very closely

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a - —_ = The Humble Charwoman (The Case of “Mrs. G.”) By FLORENCE PARKER. The charwoman! To some of you, no doubt, the word

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determination of the sixteen thousand Passaic strikers to main- tain the fight for the improvement of their conditions to a

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The War of the Flags |S aneratipcrcrch ezae Or, Red-Gold? of the Hohenzollerns or the national | standard of the Weimar...