The Daily Worker dated July 17, 1926

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SS_ The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. Ill. No. 158 > na os By THOMAS J,...

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. 2 ¥ y a 44 Page Two _- ne 433 THE DAILY WORKER a *ARMER-LABOR PARTY CREATED IN WASHINGTON Plan Second Convention on August

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Pom Be is Vesa? batch IG ARRAN a Rr na ed BELGIAN KING ADE DICTATOR BY PARLIAMENT Belgian Franc Falls to 48.50 to Dollar...

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eee sere nal Page Four THE DAILY WORKER Workers (Communist) Party How Should Communists Organize Their Work? By JAY...

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THE DAILY WORKER ~_ a THE SECOND PRIZE WINNER JOHN L. LEWIS PREPARING HIS MACHINE FOR MINERS’ CONVENTION By a Worker...

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SSRs He aR ewe HK ew seen FPerzerses: BA BESSHs : Page Six THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER

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The Comedy of Disarmament HEN capitalist politicians be- gin to speak of disarmament |~ it is a sure sign that they are up to

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| | The Murder By MANUEL GOMEZ. OU will never understand the heroic struggle of the Mexican peons from 1911 to the present

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thas the years following the panic of 1873 conditions among the workers grew steadily worse. By 1877 the un- employed were

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Pioneer Grishka By Moissay J. Olgin (Picture of a Russian Boy) By Fred Ellis RISHKA has a vivid face with a wide mouth and a

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oe ATORY OF CHINA with the Oppressive Regime of Western nee SHERMAN H. M. CHANG. jde. This was the first cession of territory

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Volkhovstro A Letter from EARL BROWDER. Dear Comrade: LEX HOWAT and I have just ** come back from a trip to Lenin- grad and

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THE KING By T. J. O'FLAHERTY. HERE was little unorganized vio- lence during the general strike. There was none on the side of

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This is The United States, Not Russia The New York striking cloakmak- ers seem to be getting on the nerves of the...