The Daily Worker dated October 9, 1926

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, real estate, Merrill Turner, of Hi Arain struck. One Thousand Received--Four Thousand Needed Immediately By C. E,...

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fa DAILY WORKER ‘ehestra Page Two THE DAILY WORKE GIVES CONCERT AT OPERA HOUSE N.Y: Entértainment This Sunday (Special to The

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PEASANTS IN ITALY REVOLT AGAINST BENITO Old Men and Women Imprisoned PARIS, Oct. 7,-The entire popula- tlon of Milonella,...

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age Four THE DAILY WORKER Workers (Communist) Party W. P, ELECTION CAMPAIGN TOURS Manuel Gomez. Manuel Gomez, well-known...

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f# the hands of incompetent ‘teachers, )! THE DAILY:WORKER | Sram oncamery ast: -oummarweenr etait ey Meenas smear ene News

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Page Six 'E DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER ‘ Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1113 W. Washington Blvd,, Chicago,

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e - ‘British T madi Uni Rea wot than Congress The head is out of touch with the feet. OUR NEW WEEKLY r[HE SUNDAY WORKER will

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By RUTH .EPPERSON KENNELL, T the. Dramatic Theater of the Trade Unions appeared early in the season the first of two...

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ay. Story of How the Rich Buy Thee Senators By T. J. O'FLAHERTY. ARTICLE I. “Augean, like the stables of Au- geas;...

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HE thonght ef opening the door and confronting. Margaret, or Marge, as he called her, filled him with dread. No—it wasn’t...

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ax Geltman meaning. Ho flung his cap into q corner of h epd sat down at the table. The meal was lly in silence. Margaret did

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| apni wags les ‘cenieiene — SO eee By NAT KAPLAN. GINE corraling fifty-two Ameri- can youngsters of both sexes onto a...

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ol Mrs | r was in the February of 1865 that I saw Karl Marx for the first time. .The International had been founded on the

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i SS es plays have been built around this SPORTS player. You reach some school for an important game and he feels*®this...