The Daily Worker dated July 10, 1926

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4 vi Vol. Ill. No. 151. ELECTION FUND PROBE IS ONLY HALF STARTED Committee R Re Q iews Work During Recess WASHINGTON, July 8

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Page Two MW.FIGHTS — FOR ITS LIFE IN PA, MINES State Court Outlaws All Picketing By ART SHIELDS, Federated Press...

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oe . THE DAILY WORKER errant re eran et Tne Fa neon reenter eee . Page Three New Premier of Sivier and Oriental bait CANTON

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Page Four THE DAILY YW ORIEN NEW YORK SACCO Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1118 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago,

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— act prone) ll sens fn bb Seisen- THE DAILY WORKER ope Workers (Communist) Party How Shall We Gain Members for the Party? By

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Sherine scene aa , Page Six rs THE DAILY WORKER i ley Idiers Rest ‘Cisiace in Conta Park. These counter-revolutionary...

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» f=. the governmental machine. Bald- _ |. its disposal. “now spending tens of thousands EVEN THE BLIND CAN SEE LL credit to

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To a Certain Dick By JIM WATERS. got your number; I know you from the neck up. I was there when you squelched on a prostitute

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The author of this review is editor of the Modern Quarterly and author of the noted book on American literature en- titled

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WB \ i Ve LNT eh 3 e "THE Civil War taught the American workers of that day a number of useful lessons— very much the same

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a 4 sty Rane Schockbes om campaign .was coming to a successful usion. While the war was still in prog- an order was issued in

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| ET PRAISED ee GH n intiPiesmamenen a3 SS SS SECS? By FLORENCE PARKER. “The rich man in his castle, The poor man at his...

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= | Pe EINE IT OE TE REN EEA ECO AT NTMI IIS FR SARA AS a So NN ERSTE ASSESS) HRN AERTS REESE SRR Second Thoughts on The...

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- WHAT AND HOW TO READ PRP OT a a ttt tae Under this title we will publish period. ically, at. least once a month, one...