The Daily Worker dated July 31, 1926

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The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. Il. No. 170. Subse 22 sy DWARD H. WRIGHT,

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‘a Sige = Saga: 5G is a Two 6, W. STRIKE INGS ALLIANCE GAINST JOBBERS Foster Tells Strikers to Keep on Picketing NEW YORK...

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& Bier COOK REFUSES TO SURRENDER ‘ON WORK DAY Calle Delegates. to Fis. day Conference LONDON, July 29.—The reason for calling

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ae an = —_ THE OALUN VeRO dts Re ‘ A Two Candidates Win Moscow Trip VANZETTI DRIVE we Jo i n t h e ONLY HITS BACK Worker...

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' } MELLON TO SEE POLITICIANS IN SPITE OF VOWS Coolidge Says Europe Can Pay in Goods PAUL SMITHS, N. Y., July 29.— Thru the

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, Paza Six THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING co. 1118 8y mali (in Chicago only):...

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are. ATE PD LRA { Beene a | see aan ements Se | Bunlimet ot THE DAL By AGNES DE LIMA, NE of the main grievances of the...

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Profiting from Organized Murder =2#s#%- THE STORY OF J. PIERPONT MORGAN'S FORTUNE? By GUSTAVUS MYERS. ernment, vestigation,

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. isiteses 12. * Polish Revolutionists of 150 Years Ago | KOSCIUSKO AND PULASKI "By B. K. GEBERT Among others who came from

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What Has Become of the By RICHARD LEWINSOHN (Morus) Most of the Russian bourgeoisie made their way abroad, bearing with them

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NOTE! Lewinsohn,.a noted bour- recently published with Fischer of . : book entitled, “The Restratifica- Eurgoe.” The present

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Women of Modern Turkey a= is the capital city of the new Turkey. Its fresh and vigor- ous life is at the present time...

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a Life and Struggles in Ireland | rule as well as the industrial freedom * AN IRISH REBEL. By T. J. O"FLAHERTY, OW stands the

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WHAT AND HOW TO READ The Wealth of Nations. By ARTHUR W. CALHOUN, ~ HE last time we took a general look at the economic...