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The daily worker., 1925-01-23
GET MILLIONS FOR NJ Y. CHURCH

eral organizer Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, who said:
II bring you tonight message from
the organized workers of this great
city to say for them that they are in
most hearty accord with this move.
ment to complete the building Of the
cathedral of st. John the divine, and
that they will, individually and collec.
lively, aid in every way possible in
the work of completing this magnif.
cent temple of religion.
Religion and education are the cor
nerstone of civilization. They are the
bulwarks and safeguards of individ
ual and collective liberty and the NOR
tai enemy Of injustice and wrong.
There is nothing that can be built
too beautiful for the worship of God;
no cost or expense should be too
great for such purpose. That is
why believe this movement is going
to be the success it should be and
those who lend their aid to bring it
about will have the supreme satisfac
ton Of knowing that they had hand
in not only creating this beautiful and
wonderful structure, but they can also
feel that they have helped to crush
out racial hatreds and religious big
otries, substituting a stronger broth
erhood and fraternity among men,"
TEX" Knows His Business.
Since nothing is too good for relig-
ion, Bishop Manning expressed his
high esteem Of George L. ("Tex.")
Rickard, the ring master of prize
fights, for having donated the use OF
the Garden for the meeting, stroke
Of policy which will net "Tex" many
dollars and cents in form of silence
from priests and bishops when bloody
fights and high rum running stunts
are to be pulled off by this highly
moral and religious fellow-christian.
Rich women pledged $1,000,000 and
the business mems associations prom.
ised to invest upwards Of $3,OO0,O00.
All of which, according to the rules
OF capitalism, must come out of the
sweat and blood Of the workers.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Forbes Afraid to
Take Stand in
Bribery Trial

The defense in the Forbes-Thomp-
son conspiracy trial will close today
without either Col. Charles r. Forbes.
former head of the United States
veterans bureau or John w. Thomp-
son, St Louis contractor, taking the
stand. Forbes is charged with bribery
and corruption while in office.
This announcement was made by de-
Tense counsel just before the noon re-
cess.
Defense attorneys also said they
would not call Mrs. Elias H. Mortimer,
wife of the governments star witness,
whose name was Joined with that of
Forbes in Mortimer's testimony.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Textile Mills Are
Facing Many Strikes
Against Wage Cuts

felt because the ruling is made that
not only two-thirds of each local must
vote for the strike, but that further
blocking of strike action is made by
requiring that two-thirds Of these To-
calls must SO vote before strike can
be called.
Results in the afiliated locals are
being tabulated and considered" by
the textile councils, which furtively
passes the rumor around that not enuf
votes were cast favoring strike to
make up the two-thirds requirement,
altho it is admitted majority voted
strike
Locals BARELY Fail"
The story is given that the carders.
ringspinners, loom fixers, mule skin
ners and ring twisters failed to get a
two-thirds vote, the two barely fail
ing" The weavers, slashers, and warp
twisters' locals are admitted even by
the textile council officials, to have
carried more than the two-thirds, the
weavers voting strike" four to one,
and they are the largest local.
Small strikes are being declared
thruout the whole textile district. In
East Boston several hundred weavers
from the Maverick Mills are out
against the wage cut
lncipient Rebellion.
At Tilton, New Hampshire, $50 en-
ployes Of the Elm Textile Mills walk
ed out, men and women together.
when asked to do extra work, which
is always decrease in wages.
At Pawtucket, Rhode Island, 200
workers of the Pawtucket Hosiery
company struck against the wage cut
as the workers of the Greenhalgh cot
ton Mills, which had been on strike
were reported going back, but de-
manding conferences with the bosses
by the United Textile Workers local
officers.
At Woonsocket, Rhode Island, so
weavers on magazine looms are on
strike at the Manville-Jackson com
pany, against the wage-cut by means
Of speed-up system, increasing the
looms per weaver; the fines system,
which rob them Of from 81 to $40
every week. In place of this treat
ment these weavers demand an in
crease in the piece work rats. One
thousand looms are idle.
v. T. w. Endorses Strike.
The Rhode Island Textile Council,
affiliated with the United Textile
Workers, has gone on record in sup
port Of the Woonsocket strikers men
toned above. Delegates from every
local in the state were present.
At Fall River the Barnard mill
workers are reported 70 have gone
back to work, while at Chicopee, Mass
achusetts, the Dwight company, manu-
facturers of cotton sheeting and tub
ing, notified 1,2OO employees that a
ten per cent cut would take place next
Monday.
In eastern Connecticut there has
been no organized protest against the
wage cut under which thousands are
now working for the last two days.
No meetings or protests have yet been
heard from.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
GALES SOLDIERS
SHOOT DOWN POOR
MEXICAN PEASANTS
(speolaI 70 The Daily Workerl

NopeCtat 10 Inc Daily Worker)
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2t.-A pitch
ed battle is reported to have taken
place Saturday between 200 armed
peasants and troop Of soldiers
near the town Of Huiehapan, state
Of HldaIgo.
Seven peasants fell, victims Of
the treaehery of Plutareo Gales,
president Of Mexico, who has OPEN
ed campaign of violence and state
sanetifled slaughter upon the peas
ants who insist upon the division Of
lands according to the constitution
before II was modified to suit the
foreign land owners and the Mexl.
can ranch owners.
These are the same peasants who
fought with the same arms against
fascist De la Huerta to help this
same Gales get the presidency.
Five Of the soldiers are also re-
ported dead, the peasants putting
up spirited battle.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Call Stop on Miners Pension.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 21.-All
local unions Of the Illinois Mine
Workers received kilograms ordering
them to stop collection of the new
miners pension fund assessment fol.
lowing instructions from John L.
Lewis TO State Secretary-Treasure
Walter Nesbit. Lewis says the fund
proposition did no treceive sufficient
votes for adoption.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Patronize our advertisers.
End Run of Statesmen
and Suckers by South
Side Players Tonight

Tonight the South Side Players will
give second performance of SALES
men and Suckers" which made such a
hit the last time it was shown on the
south side. The play was written by
Andrew Shelley, comrade and men,
ber Of the Workers Party, South Side
branch. Many of the actors are mem
bers Of the party. The cast consists
Of Negro and white players. The
play will be given at 1921 S. Federal
st. Tickets can be obtained at the
box Office tonight. Prices: 35c, soc
and $1.00.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
XII KIUX KLAN LOSES
ITS FIRST FIGHT IN THE
INDIANA STATE SENATE
Especial to The Daily worker)

Especial to The Daily Worker)
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21.-Leais.
latlon supported by the ku kIux khan
received its first setback in the SEN
ate today with the adoption Of a ma
jority report from the education
committee indefinitely postponina
action on bill prohibiting the wear
ing of distinctive religious garb by
teachers In Indiana schools.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-- The ie.
gality of the plan to build canal from
Chicago to the gulf by diverting
water from the Great Lakes. was
questioned before the Mccormick
waterways committee today by c. s.
Ferris. attorney general of New York,
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
NAVY After More AdvertIsIna.

LAKEHURST, N. j., Jan. 21.--Th,
navy dirigible Los Angeles planned
today to make a rehearsal fight in
preparation for its cruise Saturday
with government astronomers who
will observe the total eclipse OF the
sun. It is possible that the big war
craft may be moored over night to
the mast outside it's hangar.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
FIRST SHOP NUCLEUS ORGANIZED
IN NEW YORK WILL BRING OUR
MESSAGE TO $50 FOOD WORKERS

NEW YORK 21The Workers District organized its
nucleus The New
fashionable this
will
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Correction.

In the list Of branches published having paid
anything on the DAILY WORKER Insurance
Der OF errors due the fact that branches
and the list combined there and the
JugoSav branch should
have made remittances and working fulfill quotas
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Daily Worker Theatre Party.

The brownsville party this Friday
evening at the Ydsh Art Theatre proceeds
VIII go to the DAILY WORKER up the
quotas OF the Brownsville branches Splendid please
copy It's like coating the pill and making candy
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
NEW YORK BUILDERS NOTES
HONOR ROLL.

Every week shall publish OF those
Builders who
j. Hlrschman, Harlem,
j. TopIensky YorkVile,
Maurice Maxim Downtown,
s. Polaek Bronx English
Rose Pastor Stokes,
Edward Schwartz Harlem,
] - .."....
Other comrades who
chas Mus David Berchen shewanchuk Meyer
Goldfed Papianis vondras Newman
Kushnr,
YOUR branch represented this This
something that does meeting majority
votes Il depends PERSONAL necessary for
YOU o
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Notes on New York
Current Lectures at
Workers School
Lore on Current Events Friday.

Ludwig Lore will continue his lee
lures on Current Events at the Work
ers' School, 2OS East 18th street, on
Friday, Jan. %, p. m.
In these lectures Comrade Lore re-
views the important developments of
the week in the political and indus
trial life Of the various countries, as
well as internationally They are es-
pecially important for workers active
in the labor movement. Lore's lee
lures are always highly interesting
and instructive, and militants should
take advantage of the opportunity Of
fered by the Workers School to hear
him.
Carlson Speaks at Vetcherinka Next
Saturday.
Oliver Carlson will speak on "Com-
munist and Labor Education in Great
Britain" at the Workers School We
tcherinka to be held on Saturday
evening, Jan. "a, at 2OS East 18th St
Comrade Carlson, who recently
spent several months in England, has
made study of this subject, and his
talk will be highly instructive. Now
that the party has made beginning
in systematic educational work, it will
be especially interesting to hear about
the educational activities of the revoI
lutionary movement in England.
The lecture will be followed by en-
tertainment and dancing. Rosa Spiro,
an active member of the Workers
Dramatic League, will sing Russian
folk songs.
All are welcome. A jolly time awaits
those who come. Admission is 25
cents.
oIein at Workers. School Next
Tuesday.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Moissaye j.
Olgin will lecture at the Workers
School, 20s East 18th street, next
Tuesday, Jan. 27, at D. M, on "The
Internal Controversies Within the
Russian Communist Party"
lis 10 Outs Ol the HOSJ important
lectures in the series on the Russian
Revolution which Comrade Olgin is
giving at the Workers School on al
ternate Tuesday nights.
Every Party Member Interested.
The points at issue in the party
controversy in Russia some months
ago, is of vital consequence to the in
ternational revolutionary movement
Olgin's lecture is not alone timely, but
affords workers an opportunity Of
learning the truth about developments
within Russia from one who had had
first-hand contacts in Russia recently.
has studied the question, and its we'll
qualified to analyze and explain the
situation.
Militant workers should not let this
chance pass to hear Comrade Olgin
speak on the controversies within the
Russian Communist Party next Tues
day, Jan. 27, p. m. Admission for
the lecture is 25 cents.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

"The Beauty and the 6oIshevlk" is
coming to Ashland Auditorium Feb. s.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

"The Beauty and the 6oIshevik" is
coming to Ashland Auditorium Feb. s.
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,1IogaM BeIIH, pas OH ~np0H3Be4eHb
TpyI0M Hill pas II HIM TpyI llplia
TaeTcA, Ha3bIBal0Tca B H0IIIlIIqtc-
E0II 9H0H0MHH IO.Ie3H0CTaMH Hill
0,laTaMH. Bee 0Iara, HaXOIaHIHeca
B EaEOlI moo cTpaHe, Ha3bIBal0Tch
ee 0oraTcTBoM. B HcEoTopBIA C,lyTa-
aX Ii 0%OIaTcTBy 1aHHoll cTpaHM OHIO
CIT II npHH0caTIIIe 4oxo4 EaIIHTalH,
He cMOTpa Ha TO, qTo OH HaxO1aTcH
ga DpeIeIaMIG 1aIIHo1 cTpaIbl, H0
rem He MeHee lpHHaIIedaT ee OOH
TaTeIaM.
BOraTcTBO .lIo0Oll cTpaHB, 0IIeHII
BaeMoe Il name DpeMa ia IeIbTII,
pacnpeIe.IeHO oqeHb IIepaBHoMepHo.
B AHrIlIlI, nalIpfMep, "OIHH MHI,1l
OH 00raqell H0lyqaeT I3 00lIIer0 10
IoB0r0 g0X0Ia BIBoe 00,1b1le, ZEN
26 mIlIIIoHOB p%a0Oqero JDIa. b
AMepuEe HepaBeHcTBo eHIe 0OlbIIle:
40I7 00raTBX ceMeiicTB BIaIeDT
ram C00cTBeHH0cTbW II0TTH B IIaTb
pa3 60lbIIeIi. qeM 6.599.796 0eI
HBX ceMeilcTB". 9TH IaHHBe HpH-
BEL + cB0ei pa00Te A. 7. y0IIec,
Ho B HacTOamee BpeMa pa3HHIIa Me
GIy 0laToc0cTOaHneM 0eIilBX II 90
TaTbIX eHIe 0oIbme. 10 BofiHM Il
c. a. C%0eIHHeHHHX lllTaTaX HacVH
.TbIBal0cb cT0 .1IIII c eRer0IHHM 10
X0I0M 00IbInIM. sqeM ) M%H.IdlI0HOB
0paHGoB, npn TeM IOXoI PoEbele-
pa, HaVpHMep, paBHaIca ZoO.OO0.
90 6paHHaM b TOT (bpaHR TorIa.
.paBHaIca 3712 TOneilEaM ~30IoroM).
BO neck cTpaHaX MeIIy 0oraTM
NH II 6eIHHMH ,Ie1IfT UeIaa HpO-
IIacTb: 30 bpaHIPHH, HaIIpuMep, Mill
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-14

ere c aHapXHcTaMH HanpaBaT Bee
CB0H II0MbIc.lbI la TO, qT00bT pas
BnTb BoccTanIIe, npnIaTb envy onpe
5eIeHHBil Bill OpraHn3oBaHHoro no
xoIa TpOTiIB 0ypIyasHo : EaTmTaln
cTnqecIorO o0mecTBa.
HaqaIo IeaTeIbHocTH 9THX O6'e-
1nneHnii HeHa0eGHo oyer IpoBaBbIM
II Ta&e.lBIM, Fix cn,IH 6yIyT c.la0H
ITO cpaBHeHIID c CHlaMH Tx IL ia
pOIHBx yqIIreleii. I'M npnIeTcd lie
pemarnyTb qepe3 TopH TpynOB cBo
Tx Tpy3eli II BparoB. Ho BepHocTb
HaqaTOMy Iely, a;aa;Ia Il n00eIe II
B TO IKE BpeMa TOT0BHOcTb II cMep
TIL BHecyT |cTpauIHHii HepenOIOx B
6ypIya3Hoe O0mecTB0. HaqHeTCa
BMemaTeIbcTBO C1yTH 9TOT0 O0lIecT
Ba = rocyIapcTBa. I%Io1beTca HpoBb
C >oIHOii cTopoHH TEX, RTO ocO3Hal
ce0a, cBOe pa0CEoe HoIOTeHHe B
IlI3HIT, E0Topoe HaBaSaHO envy Gil
100 II EoTOp0My OH pemHI cHIOO
IKE lOlo%HTb ROHeH. G 1pyroll Gro
p0HH TEX, RTO ga cVeT pa0cTBa Ipy-
FIX IpHBbII RHTb II HaHHBaTbca, Hi
zero Hill HOqTH HHVeTO He IeIaa
cam II Io6pOBoIbHO He OTEa3MBaeT-
CT OF cB0HX rOcIIOICEHx %IpiBhIe-
Till HaI HeHMymHMH, HaI BEEN TEN,
ITO H~enMyIIHe cB0nM TpyIOM np0H3-
B0IaT H%O.leSH0TO II HpeIpacHOr0; H0
qeM He pacHOpaTaIOTca II lake he
B 1OcTaT0IHoli Mepe HOIb3yDTca ca
NH.
0IHaE0, lie cM0Tpa Ha HOHeceH-
Hble hepTBB, lIp0IIIBaI0lIIyOeH Ep0Bb
%B0ccTaBIIlIe He HaIaIoT IyX0M. Dim
OcTaOTca HenOE0Ie0HMBMH b cB0-
IIX cTIpaBeIlHBBX HaMepeHIIaX -
cIIl0D 0pyHHa H0IOHHTb I0HeII 10
cII0IcTBy IIOpa00THTeIeii Tx 4yXa II
B0IH. II TpyIIIIHpyDTca b 0OeBBe
OTpaIH, a Barren B M0uIHyIO apMHlD
TpyIa Il co BECK cTop0H aTaEyDT 70
cy1apcTBO, He 0cTaBIaa Ha 9TOM ny
TIL HHEaElIX c.leI0B TOcll0IcTBa, npH
BHIeTHiI II BIaCTH 0IH0pO .~qeI0BeRa
Hal 4pyrIM.
BIacTb PtyIapcTBa, TaEHM O0pa
BON, paspylIeHa B I%aHHOfi MecTHOc
III.
RaIaa 3aIaqa Hoc.le 9TorO BcTa
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-14
a. HAPEII1H.
Oh WECTBEHHb| be- kAACCb b.

.In0HM .II01eii he nMe,IIl llepe4 BOIL
nOif 4pyroro HMyIIecTBa, EpoMe o4ea
;RIM,, a Gro qeIOBeI o0,Ia4aIH RAD
IBil cocToaHHeM, paDHaDHIHMca, I
cpeIHeM ~ MII.I,1uoHaM 3paHEoB Ha
qe.IoBeRa.
yqeHHe 0 IeIeHliH 00lHecIBa Ha
R.laccM - Ia.IeH0 he H0B0e yqeHlIe.
0 EIaccax roBopHlH o0nIec1BeHHHc
IeaTe,III, 0yp1yaaHHe iIHcaTe,IIb co
Uia.IHcTB II EoMMyHncTH. 9H3H0E-
paTH He TO,IbIo yuoMIHaIH 0 Tpex
o0IIIecfBeHHbIx E1a6cax, Ho, roBopa
cIoBaMIi IL. s, CTpyBe, AoHaTTle,
cOIHaIBHOro Ilacca ecTb Boo0IIe Ila
%AIo6IeHHoe uoHdTHe 0H3HoRpaToB".
o RIaccax IlIcaI c. CnMoH II eTo
yqeHHRn. Ba3ap yEasblBa1, HaIIpH-
Mep, uTo B HepBoobrTH0h HcTopHH
"Ie.IoBeqecTBo paciIaIaIocb Ha 4Ba
EIacca 9IcH,IyaTaTopoB II oEcII-
IyaTHpyeMHx, r0cIIo5 II pa0OB", ITO
"B3aHMHHe 0TH0IIeHIIa,, T0cH0ICT0B
"B3aHMHHe %oTHoHIeHHa, TocIoIcTB0-
NH II pa6aMH, IIaTpHIInaMH II life
0eaMH, beo4aIaMH II EpenocTHHRa-
NIL. BecBMa noxoaII Ha re OTHonIe
HHa, EoropBe TeHepb c%ylIecTByDT
MeS4y co6crBeHHHRaMH II pa6oqH-
NH" Ono HHnre LII. AHIIepa).
"CeH-cHMOHHcTB IKE, ToBOpHT
c. PycaHoB, = npaMo BnIe.1H B
c%oBpeMeHHOi 6OpB0e I|aIITaIHcToB
II pa6oqix npoIoI$eHHe 0opb6H Ne
rOcHoIHHoM IL pa6oM, ceHbopoM
II EpeH0cTHBM, 0yBaTbIBaa TaEnM
o6pasoM BcD HcTopHqecHyD 9BolD-
IIID HIeeii 0 colgHa.IBHof 0Opb6e pa
3.IIIqHHX IeIeHHii 06mecTBa".
0. BIaHEH B 1882 rory ia ''Hpo
Iecce Is" pesEo nO4qepEHBaI b
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-14

0FI He O0MOIBaTca, qT0 kaai1MfI Ryc0qeH 9ToTO WITH n0IHr
.TeloBeqecE0i HpoBbo. HnRorIa oHI He yRa&yT, qTo J BxoIa
qyTL-m lie EaaIoil nIaxTH MaTB : cHpa 3eMIa BIIITTaaa B ce-
Oh cToIBRo 1e eIe3nHoR 1eTei II MaTepe1, cEoIBRos 6H1o
nOIiaTo 0TTyIa He ToHH, a 4yHToB yEIa.
II 9T0 cqHTaeTca B HopaIRe BeHIel! BoHcTHHy HHqeTo
lie cToIT II3IIb pa6oYeTo c ToqRII 3peHua IpH0B.m KanITa-
.IHcTOB..
O0ecueHeIa aII3Fb Mo3OlncTBX pyR.. korIa B AilrlII
yMppIa QUA npeRIOHHbIX JT cTapyIEa H0p0IeBa AIeK-
caHIpa = TO Bca cTpaHa Hapa1ILIacb B Tpayp. A H0EIa YYTb-
Jill He c0THa HoTIT0I0 M0IO1bX II 3IOp0BbX .lDIeH B maXTe
lIITaTa AIa0aMa, TO .9T0rO HHRT0 KaK Obi II He 3aMeqaeT.
IaKoBa TOpBEaa IeEcTBHTelBH0cTB.