The Daily Worker dated June 5, 1926

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard fer a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Subscription Rates: Vol. Ill. No. 123. eer pita

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Page Two THE DAILY WORKER Speaking of Slow Motion Pictures MANY SENATORS FEAR VOTE ON LIQUOR ISSUE May Leave Action to Next

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BRITAIN MOVE ITS WARSHIPS AGAINST EGYPT) Strives to Overthrow Recent Elections (Continued from page 1) not in accord with the

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era: Page Four aia THE DAIL Y_WORKER Pee Workers (Communist) Party WORKERS (COMMUNIST ) PARTY’S ENLARGED EXECUTIVE APPROVES

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AC THE DAILY WORKER VOTRE 1000 SOMETHING NEW AT PICNIC SUNDAY AT MARVEL INN GROVE Something new Is going to appear on Sunday,

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Page Six THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING <O. 1113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago,

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Sunline’ + THE DAILY WORKER, =“ fcc" Second Section: Thls Magazine Section Appears Every Saturday. in The DAILY WORKER....

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| for the Capitalist Politicians. JNDEED the republican party needs a. little saving among the farm- ers. Their condition is

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ae) Great Woman Revolutionist, Rosa Luxemburg OSA LUXEMBURG was born May 5th, 1871, tn a small town in Po land. In spite of

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Mother Mellicher Transthted by Avrom Landy - OUNG. Mother Mellicher stepped out of the house. She had become sallow and thin.

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ic Stretched herself still more. Actually, tt tre were the first already. They were in te And they were packed into a single

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LENIN (5) THE REVOLUTION OF 1905. LOODY SUNDAY, January, 1905, was the longed-for sign that the masses had gotten into...

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| Peonizing the Foreign Born The Exploited Immigrant Proletariat—Their Brave Struggles—The Attack of the Masters— The...

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> UNCLE ARMAMENT FOR SOMEBODY ° THINGS UP / ‘THESE GROWING ei cs tees . ILL MAKE HIM FLY bey ORDINARY PITCH RS YOU FELLOWS