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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28
MOLYOK EI.L1NI
VEDEKEZES.

XII tudna, milyen rettenetes )
manapsag ,szinte potolhatatlan
kart tud okozni a paranyi k;s
mooly. Az ellene val6 vedekezes :
mint minden rovar ellen - legel-
s6sorban tisztasag. Az alland6
portalanitas es friss leveg6. De
nemely lakasban ez mem elegendo
exert a kovetkez6 modszert
ajanljuk. Akar ruhanemiiekrSl,
akar sz5nyegekr5l, terit6krSl,
vagy fiiggony0kr6l van $40, az
alapos kipr6balas utan kefeljHk
at minden egyes darabot terpen-
tinszeszbe marriott kefevel. Azu-
tan azokat a darabokat, melye-
ket a nyar tartamara elcsomago-
lunk, boritsuk be friss ujsagpapir-
raj, azutan leped6be, vagy mas
tlszta rnhaba becsavarva, te-
gyiik ell. Ruhadaraboknak a zsebe-
be is tegyiink terpentinszeszes uj-
sagpapirt vagy j6 eros dohanyt.
Parnas butorokat boritsuk be a
porolas es lekefeles utan terpen-
tines ujsagpapirral azutan te-
gyiik ra a ved6huzatot. Ha ilyen
mines, dugdossunk be minden hoz-
zaferhet6 helyre (alul a ruganyok
koze, karfaknal, stb.) terpentin-
szeszes papirost. Ha a butor villa
gos kelmevel van behuzva, vigvaz-
zunl1, 'hogy a nyomdafestek be ne
piszkitsa. Legcelszeriibb el5bb Sc
lyempapirt boritani ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28
A MA GY TAR LEVEGO
HATASA

Pesten a piaristak gymnaziu-
ma amolyan magnas gymnazium.
Ebbe a gymnaziumba jar buda-
pesti amerikai konzul tizenket
eyes fla is, aki termeszetesen POM
pasan megtanuh magyarul es BIZ
zony, ami egy ilyen fatal diaknal
mem is csoda, q Budapestre ke-
riilt yankee-b6l minden magyar
iigyert lelkesedni tu|d6 kis ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28
LEGJOBB ttZLET! A
BABONA. KIAKNAZASA
Washingtonb6l jelentik: -

Washingtonbol jelentik: A
p6sta hatosagok rendelete ertel-
meben ezentul mem szabad rende-
leseket elfogadni szerencse gyii-
riikre' es hasonlo szelhamossa-
gokra, amikkel babonas es hisze
keny emberek zsebebol elelmes
csal6k temerdek penzt varazsol-
max XII. A postahatosagok egy
konkret esetb6l- kifoly6an hoz
tax EFT tilalmat. Megfigyeks
alatt tartottak egy new-yorki ce-
get, az "Asta Studio" nevu val
lalatot, melyet ket elmes ember
multi ev 3szen alapitott. E valla-
lat szerencset hozo gyuriiket hir-
detett, es hirdetesi eredmenykent
naponta atlag 1900 levelet kapott.
A varazserejii gyiiruket potion
$2.35Jvel vesztegettek, mona a
cegnek minden egyes darab csak
25c-be kerult. E szereny" pro-
fit dacara, r0vid lido alatt sok
ezer dollart kerestek. Ugy5 ennek
a cegnek, mint egy hasonl6 brook
lyni cegnek tagjait letart6ztat-
tax, p6sta utjan elkovetett csa-
las cimen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28

akartam is, de ippen a kisjanyt
'imadkoztafta az agyba Rozi, otan
elfutta mecsest, Iii is lefektitt,
,vartam egy cseppet, felkeriiltem
"a pitvarba, oszt megzorgettem a.
ajt6t, hogy aszondom fojtott han
gon: Rozi he, nyisd XII, en- va,
gyok lit, J6ska.
- Teged Mihalynak hivnakG
- Tgenis, de hogy AIT irtak, a
Petakek J6skaja. !. Hat csak XII.
kiabal a Rozi: Ebadta nyalas
kolyke, eltakaroggy az ajtomtul
mer Miska fnrk6s bottyaval ell.
dongetlek, de ugy. -. En- oszt q
magam szavan szoltam, hogy al
gya meg az listen AIT kemeny,
bihari menyecske szivedet, ARA
ajt6t nyitott, csak oda esett am
nyakamba -.
Elhallgatott Kovacs Mihaly, az
ezredes ur Sc sz6lt, csak nagyso-
kara:
- Latod Mihaly, latod. ;.
Andor belenezett Tampa oyer
vilagaba:
= Ilyen ember volt gr6f Tisza
Tstvan!
A nema csendet a kepviselG sza
kitotta meg:
= Egyszer majd bediktalod ne
KEN ezeket az emlekeket?
- Nagyon szivesen, egyszer. :.
maid. :.
Milyen furcsa az ember. Ter
vez holnapi napra, pedlg csak
a perc a mienk.
Andort, a dallas Tisza-hnszart,
a derek magyart meg az evben
kiteritettek. Elvitte magaval a
sok, szep nap emleket, csak EFT
a csepp mustarmagot hagyta lit.
O maya elment az ezredes ur
utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28
TILOS A MAGYAR PENZ
BEVITELE ROMANIABA

A roman penziigyminiszter a ha-
tarmenti vamhat6sagokhoz rende-
letet kild0tt, amely szeriht ma
gyar es osztrak koronat, valamint
nemet es legyel markat Romania-
ba szallitani tilos. A vamhivata-
loknak penzekb6l a legkisebb
mennyiseget is kell venniok. Az ell
vett ilyen penzeket meg a vam-
nal atvaltani sem lehet, hanem le-
tetbe helyezik es a visszautazas-
kor visszaadjak az illet6nek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28
Az ezredes ur..

Ez q mi tragedlank, hogy
minden nagy emberiinket halala
ntan latjuk meg igazi mivolta-
ban mikor hianyzik koziiliink
langlelke, akkor fedezziik fel: XII
volt nekiink,. mig cit. En- ugyan
hajtotta fejet kezebe kepvise
10 mindig rajongo hive voltam
grof Tisza Istvannak.
- Mi is, = vetettiik k0zbe To-
forman mindnyajan, - inert is
mertiik ct, hiszen tit t0lt0tte eve
it a videkiinkon es mem mehetett
ngy hozza sarkadi ember, hogy
iigyet-bajat szivesen megne hall
gatta volna. Az 3 ajtaja nyitva
volt szegenyeknek, gazdagoknak
mindig.
Hat meg ha olyan napokat
t0ltottek volna mellette, mint
en-, - szolott az asztal tulso olda-
larol egy sep szal fiatalember.
Oda neztiink. A szobara sirii
fist borult, ejfel fele jart az id6
a baratsagos csaladi vacsora
utan kisse k0zelebb ereztiik egy-
"
mashoz lelkeinket, de az arcok
messzebbre estek sem mint iga-
zan voltak. Az edes "cserszegi'
lenge fatyolt dobott a szemre,
mely jobban csillogott a rendes-
mel es meg sem latott oily tisz-
tan. Az arcok kipirultak es han
gosabb lett a beszed.
Most hirtelen elhallgattunk es
varakozasteljesen neztunk An
dora, de tekintete elborult, ha-
talmas valla osszeroppant, ugy
suttogta maya ele:
Sziileszaret0 gyermek vol
tam, meg sem sirattam ugy meg
apamat, anyamat, mint az ere
des urat.
- Huszar voltal ugy-e? = ker-
dezte a kepviselo.
- Igen.
Alatta szolgaltal a haboru-
ban?
Legk0zelebb voltam hozza.
- No, no = mOrgott tel lit is,
oft is az asztalnal az Greg ferfiak
mely basszusa.
- Hiaba d0rm0gnek batyam,
igaz amt mondok. Honapszamra
taviroreferenskent miikodtem
mellette a harcteren.
EFT mind tudtuk, visszafojtot-
tux lelegzetiinket, lattuk, Andor
szokasa ellenere beszelni fog es
nehany morzsat, lit felejt most
nekiink.
Milyen ember volt, Iste-
mem! Minden huszar ugy erezte
mindig, hogy mellette van, inert
sohse tudhattuk, hogy g0rbe bot
javal hova, merre fog menni,
k0vetkez6 pillanatban mem sole
hozzam, varatlanul kiemelkedve
az alkony homalyab6l? Az eloor-
s0kkel hanyszor megtortent, hogy
hirtelen hatulr6l egy kez nehe-
zedett vallra, de mielott a meg
lepett ember hatrafordulhatott
volna, megsz6lalt suttogva az
kedves, monoton hang:
Ne nezz hatra, neked AIT
mem szabad. Csak en- vagyok, fl
am.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28
"||arA.|RCcZ'A z a
IRTA: KEzTYttsNE BALoG M

Ihl "A: A4A4 O0NG 0AAOG IVA.
| En-! Els tudta huszar, hogy XII
az az en-!
- LAtsz-e valamit?
-, OFT jobbra boz6t mellett
mintha mozogna valami. Neha ST.
I SAX, vagy szurony. william.
-, Ugyeli j6l tovabbra is.
Hogy tavozott, mikor? mem vet
te eszre az el6ors. Meg ifel ora
mulva is az az erzese volt, hogy
OFT all m0gotte az ezredes ur.
Estenkent, napi parancs utan,
szabad volt barkinek kihallga-
tasra jelentkezni koziiliilnk nala,
ha volt valami kernival6ja, vagy
panasza. A legtobb esetben sza-
badsagot probalt kieszk0z6lni a
hnszar, hogy hazamehessen ovei-
hez. Nekem kellett szamon tar
tani, XII mikor volt otthon, jogos-e
menetele, yagy sem, exert lis
laval OFT allottam rendesen mel
lette k0teles tavolsagban. Egyik
este harom k0zhuszar kert bebo-
csatast. Erdekes volt az esetiik es
|roppant jellemz6 gr6f Tisza Ist-
vanra, mint emberre. Elmondom.
= Van valaki, aki kivan .velem
beszelni9 = kerdezte tabori SEE
ken live az ezredes ur.
= Igenis, alazatosan jelentem,
harman vannak.
= Engedd be egyenkent 6ket.
Jolt az els6, feszesen szalu-
|talt, 0sszepengett a sarkantyuja.
- No, mi kell Bende?
(J6forman mindenkit ismert
nevr0D.
Ezredes urnak alazatosan
jelentem, tessek engem hazaeresz-
teni ket hetre.
Mikor volt otthon9 = ker-
dezte l0lem az ezredes ur.
Hamar megkerestem nevet s
valaszoltam:
- Harom h6napJa.
- Hiszen akkor mem jar sza-
badsag!
= Tudom, ezredes ur kerem,
de AIT irja a felesegem otthon-
rul, hogy rajuk csorog az esq,
rossz haztet6nk, szeretnem meg
nadalni, hogy ha en- azok is itt,
iik legalabb fedel alatt legyenek
a gyerekeikkel.
= Ossy, levelpapirt!
OFT rogton, sajatkeziileg irt a
Bende falujaba az elollar6sag-
max, megkerdezve: milyen ALA
|potban van a huszar haza, eleg-e
rendehozasara ket het?
Nyolc nap alatt erkezett va
lasz, hogy a haz csakugyan rozo-
ga, ket het alatt mem lehet ia
pasztast es tetozest elvegezni,
kell ARA huszonnyolc nap is.
Kapott huszar Bende egyh6-
napi szabadsagot, inert mem tiir-
hette igazsagos szive, hogy hos
mex, XII hazajaert veret kesz on
tani, felesege es gyermekei haj-
lektalanok legyenek.
K0vetkezett masodik katona.
Sugar, magas, barna gyerek
volt olyan kiilonosen illet fer
fias arcahoz, hogy ajkai akaratla-
null mosolyogtak. Mem is varta
map az ezredeS ur. hoOy mepSZ0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28
|1aljoh. 0ksrdezte: s sssis &
s. Minek orilsz, Marcs6 ia

d 81 Tl.z lF a
|1a1jon. 0ksrdezte: sss & &
Minek oriilsz, Marcs6 ia
nos?
= Ezrcdes nrnak salazatosan je-
lentem: fiam sziiietett. Az ell
So. s. Is konnybe borult hu-
szar SCENE.
listen eltesse, legyen olyan
derek ember, mint az apja. Ha-
romnapos, rovid szabadsag a ke-
resztel6re. Irass be keresztapa-
max.
A katona hirtelen lahajolt IS
mielott az ezredes ur elkaphatta
volna kezet: megcs6kolta.
= HI vagy teo = kialtott ra
az ezredcs ur.
A pihenjallasbol kihuzta magat
rogton:
= K0zhuszar Marcso Janos.
Hogy koszon a huszar fell
jebbvalojanak?
Marcs6 haptakba vagta magat
es feszesen szalutalt.
- Maskor a kezcsokot hagyd
az asszonyoknak. Vigyazz, for
dulj, indulj! - elnevette magat,
kezet nyujtott bamul6 katona-
max, inert egyiitt tudott 0riilni az
0riilSkkel.
A harmadik k0zlegenynek volt
a legfurcsabb kivansaga. Val6szi-
nil, rendkiviili kerdes miat:.
emlekszem oily jol erre az estere.
Elebe allott az ezredes urnak a
huszar, kinyitotta a szajat, de
mem jott XII rata $40.
Akarsz valamit, Kovacso =
6s felallott a tabori szekr1l.
- Ezredes urat alazatosan XII
rem, tessik elvalasztani felesi-
gemtiil.
Meg'h0kkent az ezredes ur, hat,
ralepett egyet.
- Micsoda
- Ezredes urat alazatosan XII
rem, tessik elvalasztani a feiesi-
gemtol.
= De miert?
A Rozi. & megcsuklott
az ember, = rossz hireket KEEP
tam az asszonyrul.
- XII irta?
A testvir hugom.
- Mem volt haragban fele-
segeddel?
= Bion, mindig civakodtak.
Hatha mem is igaz?
Nagyot nezett Kovacs. Nyiivan
eszebe Sc otl0tt cddig, hogy ke-
telkedjek.
= Tudod NIT eredj haza, nezz
koriil a portadon ha, mikor visz
szai0ssz is ez lesz a kivansagod,
segitek benne.
Ellepett huszar.
Egy het mulva jelentkczett.
MAJ
= Ezredes urnak alazatosan
jelentem, ne tessek elvalasztani a
felesegemtGl.
- Beszelj!
- Hat haza mentem. Meg a
vonat is cgyre ait zakatolta a fiji
lembe: a Rozi egy, Rozi ugy.
Este irtem oda, csak szaladtam
am a falu vigre, Tisza 4. :.
enye. = elhallgatott zavartan
az ember.
= Csak folytasd: A Tisza ku-
ltyad?
- De man a ezentul Bodri
1esz! hat megismert, meg k0ri;l
is ugralt, ugy 0rilt, en- meg, gon.
doltam, bekopogtatok az ablakon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-28

'dSrseg most ~kiilon ejszakai 6rsze-
meket fog jaratni q yillamos va
sut egyes vonalain.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
Gallant" He'll an
Maria Dawes Dodges
Brookhart Challenge

MUSCATINE, Iowa, Oct. ar am
not going to descend TO personalities.
l have fired into a flock Of political
'Pee-Wits and some of the wounded
birds are fluttering. Perhaps you can
identify them. | don't know"
This was the answer OF Gen. Charles
G. Dawes, republican vice-presidentia
candidate today to a request for an
answer to the demand Of senator Smith
w. Brookhart that he resign as "Cal"
Coolidge's running mate The answer
was given to crowd which gathered
about his special train here enroute to
Kansas City where he made the first
of a series of 10-minute r-platform
addresses which are to be a part OF his
invasion Of Iowa, Missouri and Indiana
today and tomorrow.
Never once in his formal address did
the general refer to Brookhart or his
attack.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
Labor Candidate
Who Licked His Boss
Barred from Office

VANCOUVER, B. Gin order to
deny Labor representation in the
British Columbia lower house at the
coming session, the Burnaby munich
pal council refuses to grant Frank
Browne, Labor member-elect from
Burnaby riding, suburb of Vancou-
yer, leave Of absence from his work
as municipal accountant. Browne,
running as the candidate of the Can.
adam Labor party, delegate Alexander
K. Mclean, reeve Of the municipality,
running on the old line ticket. AS reeve
Of the municipality, Mclean is
Brownies boss and he is now attempt.
ing to prevent Browne from attending
the autumn session Of the provincial
house.
The Vancouver Trades Council in.
tends to take legal action to compel
leave Of absence. Meetings are being
held and the people told the reasons
for the councils action.
Every phase of labor is affected by
the action Of the Burnaby council, and
unless labor makes a determined
stand at the present time, we might
just as well quit as a political organ.
ization," said Harry r. Neelands, La.
Dor member for South Vancouver.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
Good Intentions
Will Not Stop War
Under Capitalism

HALYCON, B. C.-Gen. F. e. Burn
ham, president, Canadian White Cross
society, names E. D. Morel, British pa
cifist member Of parliament, as the
nominee of the organization for the
Nobel peace prize. Morel was jailed
by the British government during the
war, following his exposure of pre-
war diplomacy.
Gen. Burnham was for over eight
years in charge OF medical work in
the Balkan states and saw first hand
the suffering left in the wake of the
world war. What he say convinced
him that another war would mean the
collapse of civilization.
After the severest ordeal in human
ken, the central idea OF soldier and
humanitarian is the resumption Of
peace with justice and liberty" says
Burnham. THE cancellation Of all in.
IDENTITIES and the restitution Of all
territory wrenched away from enemy
states by the late world war would be
the greatest move OF all time toward
universal peace"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
White Collars Affiliate.

BRISBANE, Queensland At the
annual conference of the Queensland
civil servants union, motion was
carried by large majority indorsing
the executives action in affiliating
with the Trades and Labor council.
This is the first time that government
employees in Australia have affiliated
with labor council Hitherto, civil
servants have considered themselves
too classy To mix with workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
Wool Trust Boosts Price.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--American
Wooden Co., which recently ommitted
its dividend and ordered wage cuts
for its workers, has now declared an
increase of from one to 80 cents a
yard on wholesale wooden fabrics for
spring materials. Republican cam
paign hackers are interested in this
concern, particularly William Morgan
Butler, and are using strategy to con.
vince the people that the present ex-
orbitant tariff must be retained to
protect them. President William M.
Wood of the company said that there
is a shortage of wool in the world
which justified higher prices. Clothing
manufacturers predict increased costs
to retailers and consequent boosting
of prices to the consumers. With
diminishing returns from their work
and increasing prices of living neces-
stiles, workers do not see themselves
buying new spring suits.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
CANNON EXPOSES
TAMMANY s MITH
AS LABOR FOE.
Helped to Put Over
Morgan's Man Davis

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y, Oct. g.
James P. Cannon, Workers Party
candidate for governor, in an inter-
view today characterizes AL Smith,
the democratic candidate for gov.
ernor, as enemy of the workers of
New York State" Cannon is to be
the principal speaker at mass meet
ings to be held on Friday, Oct. 3 at
Queens County Labor Lyeeum, 7s5
Forest Ave-, Brooklyn and on Satur-
day, Oct. 4, at oddfelIows' Hall, II
North Broadway, Yonkers.
The Workers Enemy.
"Alfred E. Smith, my democratic
opponent for governor is not now and
never has been a real friend of labor.
BY his acts and utterances, he has
proven himself to be an enemy of
the workers of New York state. 1t
was AL Smith who withdrew his name
as candidate for the presidency in
favor of John w. Davis, the attorney
of ]. P. Morgan and the Standard Oil
Co.
SIT is only thru Smiths powerful
support that Davis was finally nomi.
mated by the democratic convention.
Smith is therefore responsible to the
workers of this state for the selection
of man for the presidential nominal
ton who has been engaged repeatedly
by the powerful interests to fight the
workers in the courts as he did in
the Coronado case against the United
Mine Workers Of America.
Smith a Milltarist.
Smith is the man who Endorsed and
carried out Coolidge's order for mill
tarist demonstration on Mobilization
Day. Smith is the governor Of one of
the states which still retains on it's
statute books-a criminal syndicalist
law He must shoulder the responsi.
bility for the scrapping Of the welfare
program which he pledged himself to
carry.
"What does this friend Of labor say
about unemployment, which is be-
coming more and more Of pressing
problem? What does he say about cut
ting down the state constabulary
which is used against the workers in
strikes? Nothing. BY juggling a few
progressive phrases, Smith has OBJ
tanned for himself a reputation of be-
ing a friend Of labor, but actually he
is for business, as are all the demo-
cratic candidates and he is for the
same reason opposed to the workers"
The young folks of New York City
are preparing to hear Oliver Carlson
on Monday evening, Oct. at Stuyve-
SAINT Casino, Second Ave. and 9th St.
Carlson who has been travelling thru
Europe and Soviet Russia for the last
20 months will tell of conditions in
the countries he visited.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
NEGRO WORKERS
See ONLY HOPE
INCOMMUN|SM
Capitalist Chicanery No
Longer Misleads Them
Rv GORDON W. OWEMS-

BY GORDON w. OWENS.
Communist Candidate for Congress
in the First Congressional DlstrIct)
The current issue of the
Negro BoIshevik-baiting news
paper, the Chicago Defender,
reproduces an editorial from the
Paris edition of the New York
Herald Tribune.
The editorial states that Ne
groes cannot be made converts
to Bolshevik anarchy. This edi-
torial was written as a result of
the Negro problem coming up
before the Fifth Congress of the
Communist International.
defender" Capitalist Lackey.
This capitalist newspaper, in stat.
ing tht Negro, exploited and OPP
pressed workers, will not join hands
with the Communists, the only people
who fight the battles of both Negro
and white workers, makes itself more
than ridiculous. 1t is like frightened
boy passing a graveyard, whistling
to keep UP courage.
The world capitalists and their edi.
torial hirelings already see the hand
writing on the wall. They know that
the Communists are already digging
the grave for dying capitalism "If
we can only keep the Negro workers
from becoming imbued with Commun.
list theology we can live little longer"
frantieally say the world exploiters.
And the exploiters in their efforts to
proiong their lives, bride the Negro
editors to misrepresent Communism
to the Negro masses.
Dark Races Are Awakening.
But today, awakened Negroes, the
world over, see in Communism their
only hope of delivery from the yoke
Of capitalist oppression and exploita.
ton. They see in the workers gov
eminent of Soviet Russia their true
and only friend.
The Communist international, the
general staff Of world revolution is
training Negro, Chinese, Hindu, Jap
anese and other workers from the
darker races, to stir their fellow work
ers to revolt against all capitalists,
native and foreign, black and white.
Communism Their Hope.
Gradually and surely the barrier
walls Of race. color, nationality and
religion, erected by the capitalists, to
keep the workers separate and di-
vided, are being battered down and
are crumbling before the sledge
hammer blows Of the Communist In
ternational. The awakened Negro
workers, the world over, are lining up
behind the scythe and hammer, and
will follow the workers emblem to
emancipation
The Negro workers of America were
the shock troops who crushed chattel
slavery in America, and dealt a death
blow to the slave owning aristocracy.
The Negro workers of the world will
be the shock troops to crush capitalist
wage slavery, and deal death blow
to the capitalist class.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
State Extends Insurance Field.

MELBOURNE, Australia.-The Vic
toria Labor government will extend
the state insurance Office to include
general fire insurance. It will issue
personal accident policies to employees
and others, undertake fidelity guaran-
tees for workers, and accept fire risks
on government buildings and property,
and other public semi-goyernment. or
municipal buildings, including town
halls and Offices.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
Count With Fancy
Name Takes Count
In Francisco Court

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2.-"Count''
Alexander Dudley de Beaufort, as
serted Belgian nobleman, today began
serving a sentence of four months in
the county jail imposed in federal
court for impersonating an American
army officer.
De Beaufort who IS said to be a
former husband Of Irma KilgalIen,
Chicago actress, pleaded guilty to the
charge following, It is said, receipt
of information that the department
Of justire was prepared to produie
record of his activities for the past
seven years.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-03
Complete Membership
Mobilization

y ED DAY, October 18th, has been decided
~ upon for complete membership mobiIi-
cation.
Upon this day every one of the 1927
party branches will meet.
Upon this day every member will go to
the meeting of his branch. He will there de-
post fifty cents for his 137-piece literature
unit.
UPON THIS DAY WE PREPARE!
RED WEEK, October 26th to November
End, has been decided upon as distribution
week.
Twenty-Five thousand members will go
forth to shops, mines and mills, to homes
and street corners during this week and dis
tribute three million leaflets, stickers, PAM
phlets and DAILY WORKERS.
DURING THIS WEEK WE ACT!
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Many Want AIR Races.

DAYTON, Ohio, OCT. 1.-Two cities
want to entertain the international air
races in 1925. They are: ST. Paul,
Minneapolis. Detroit Atlantic City and
Denver. The National Aeronautic AS
ISOLATION which opened informally to-
day at the Miami Hotel is consider.
ing all FIVE. Decision will be made
Friday or Saturday.