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The daily worker., 1925-01-23
CHICAGO CANDIDATES
ENDORSED BY WORKERS
COMMUNIST PARTY

Candidates nominated by the
Workers (communist) Party for the
spring aldermanie elections are as
follows:
srd WARD-E. L. Doty, oandI-
date; r. Minor and Gordon Owens,
captains. Branches participating:
South Side English, EneIewood Eng
Ilsh, South Side Scandinavian and
Polish South Side.
nth WARD--vIctor Zokaitis, can.
didate; J. Manus, captain. Branches
participating: Lithuanian No. S,
South SIav No. I, UkrainIan No. I,
and Y. w. L. No. 3.
22nd WARD-L. ceJka, candidate;
A. oVergaard, captain. Branches
participating: czeeho-SIovak Nos. I
and 8, Lithuanian No. 5, Y. w. L.
No. a, Lithuanian No. II, Douglas
Park Jewish.
gath WARD-H. Epstein, eandl-
date; William F. Kruse, captain.
Branches participating: D. p. Eng
lish, Italian West Side No. 2 and
Y. w. L. No. /.
2sth WARD-N. Dozenbcrs, eandi-
date; w. ozoI, captain. Branches
participating: Lettlsh and West Side
Scandinavian.
32nd WARD-Peter M. Lucas,
candidate; NJ. A. stolar, captain.
Branches participating: UkraInian
No. I, Polish N. s., Russian, Y. w.
L. No. 5.
3srd WARD. L. EngdahI, can
didate; N. J. Christensen, captain.
Branches participating: N. w. Eng
lIsh, Karl Marx Scandinavian,
and the Armenian Branch.
34th WARD-Harry 6rooker, can
dIdate; /. L. Davidson, captain.
Branches participating: N. w. Jew
lsh, italian Terra Gotta, Y. w. L.
No. 6, and the Roumanian Branch.
44th WARD. w. Johnstone,
candidate; Walt carmon, captain.
Branches participating: Finnish,
LakevIew, Scandinavian, North Side
English, German and Y. w. l..
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

Schneid, K. Don, H. Witt, B. Weiss,
and M. Sussman.
They were thereupon declared ex-
PEELED from the Workers Party.
Five others admitted that a griev-
GUS mistake had been committed
which could not be defendca and must
be corrected. Their names and the
disciplinary action on each ordered by
the G. E. c. are as follows:
l. Sonkin and S. Rissman, censure
and reinstatement in party; ]. Lie
herman, suspension for three months;
A. Gavin and M. Berson, suspension
for six months.
Comrade c. Rubenstein has not yet
appeared before the committee.
The central executive committee
makes this statement to the party in
the hopes that the damage done to the
left wing movement generally may be
Offset to some extent by the lessons
the party membership may learn from
this incident. In the choosing of poll
cies and leadership within the labor
movement, members of the Workers
Party may never, under penalty of
parting company with our organiza-
tion make common cause with the
right wing elements against the poll
cies and candidates Of the left wing
supported by the Workers Party,
whether these have any direct con-
nection with the party or otherwise.
The Workers (Communist) Party Is
always the party of the left wing, Of
the progressive and revolutionary
workers.
Central executive committee, Work
ers Party of America.
William q Foster, chairman,
Earl r. Browder, acting sec'y.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Decisions of the Central Executive Committee
At Meetings Held January 7, 12, IA and 19.

Close Party Discussion. Party dis
cussion was closed on January 9 in
the press and no further general men,
bership meetings other than those al
ready scheduled to be arranged. The
issues in the discussion are referred
to the enlarged executive committee
of the Communist International.
Liquidation of Faetionalism. Motion
adopted to appoint subcommittee to
work out plans to abolish caucus or
ganization and to liquidate factional-
ism in the party and mobilize the par
ty for active work.
Campaign Against Wage Cuts.
Adopted a comprehensive policy and
program of propaganda and organiza-
tion to combat wage cuts.
Conference for Progressive Political
Action. Decided Ito carry on an in
tensive campaign of criticism and at
tack against the forthcoming national
convention of the c. P. P. A. on the
ground that it represents another at
tempt to betray the workers; to call
upon the workers to support the
Workers Party united front cam
paigns; that we oppose sending of
delegates to the C. P. P. A. by any
labor organization"
Michigan Defense. Intensive mobil-
ization of the party to support the La
Dor Defense Council campaign toward
the release of Ruthenberg and raising
funds for the forthcoming Michigan
cases.
Acting Executive Secretary. Com.
rade Browder was elected acting sec
retary during the absence of Comrade
Ruthenberg.
South Slavic Federation. G. z. G.
upholds the decisions of the South
Slavic Bureau and expresses the opin-
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

ion that all comrades involved in the
differences are essential to the party
and must work harmoniously together
Russian Federation. c. E. C. author
lied convention of the Russian section
with full powers of regular conven-
tion and charges it with the special
duty of preserving and Strengthening
Novy Mir as the daily paper.
Lettish Section. Lettish branches
requesting convention are notified
that this will be permitted immedi-
ately after the party convention.
Italian Section. Settlement of differ
tences existing within the Italian sec
tion arranged by subcommittee of
the c. E. c. in consultation with the
Italian comrades was approved.
German and Hungarian Section Con-
ventions. Reports of Comrade Bittel-
man on the two section conventions
we're approved and the bureaus elected
by them were confirmed.
Irvine Case. Matter of e. ]. Irvine,
member of Washington branch, who
is engaging in active religions pro-
paganda, issuing manifestos in the
name of RED Bahaism" and "Irvinism"
brought before the committee with IT.
vines letters. The c. E. c. declared
that Irvine's activity and views are
incompatible with membership in a
Communist Party and instructed the
Washington branch to drop him FROM
membership.
Campaign Against Abrapovieh, EN-
lssary Of Second international. The
c. E. c. ordered an active, persistent
campaign against the propaganda
launched by r. Abramovich, emissary
of the Second International and Rus
sian counter-revolutionist, to America.
Cleveland District Organizer. Re-
lease OF Comrade Lerner for educa-
tional work was approved and Com
rade Alfred Wagenknecht appointed
as district organized for Cleveland.
EARL r. BROWDER,
Acting Secretary, Workers Party
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
DETROIT WOMEN
VERY ACTIVE IN
LABOR DEFENSE
Whole City Rallies to
Communist Aid
especial to Tho Daily worksr)

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 21.-Lenin
Branch No. $50, Workmen's Circle OF
Detroit, celebrated its tenth anni-
versary Sunday, Jan. IS, by giving a
sumptuous banquet in the auditorium
Of the House of the Masses.
Representatives for many Jewish
organizations were present to congra-
tulate Lenin branch for the spirit
which has always been manifest in
this branch. Edgar Owens, district
organizer of the Workers Party, was
called on and he told Of the efforts Of
the Labor Defense Council on behalf
of Comrade Ruthenberg and the others
indicted with him and called on the
banqueters to rally to the support OF
the men and women who were facing
prison for their participation in the
struggle in this country for the prin-
ciples that have come to be known
as Leninism. The response was $S4.50
Working Women Aid Defense.
The Women's Educational Circle of
Detroit is always on the job in sup
port of working class activities. They
established an enviable record for
themselves for famine relief. They
throw themselves whole-heartedly into
all the affairs given by the Workers
Party. They are constant source Of
support to the Freiheit.
On the heels of Comrade Ruthen-
berg's Imprisonment in Jackson these
women pledged themselves to send
$500 to the Labor Defense Council.
They are now busily engaged max
ing preparations for the Defense
Bazaar which will be held in the
House of the Masses Sunday, March s,
under the auspices of the Detroit Fed
Grafton of Working Women's Organ
izations which they are afiliated with.
Russian Women to the Fore.
The working women's organizations
of Detroit are rallying to the Labor
Defense Council. The latest is the
Russian Women's Progressive Associa,
tion which adopted a motion at ita
last regular meeting to send $1,000
for the defense of the victims Of the
class war, and pledged themselves to
render yoeman service at the Defense
Bazaar on March s.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
new YORK WORLD
FIGHTS AGAINST
CHILD LABOR LAW

NEW YORK Owen R. Lovejoy,
secretary national child labor commit
tee takes issue with the New York
Worlds prophecy that the child labor
amendment is doomed to defeat. The
Worlds forecast was made in a page
length feature article, based on state
ments of governors and the newspa-
per's own correspondents.
Lovejoy shows that the enemies of
the amendment have swamped the
country with misrepresentation and
caustically adds that the child-slavers
have had no lack of funds for this
purpose.
Emphasizing the need for federal
protection of the child worker he cites
the fact that 100000 children under
16 are gainfully employed, with 400,-
900 of them subject to industrial dis
ease and accident, long hours, night
work and deprivation of adequate
schooling.
None of the backward states have
laws to protect their little toilers,
since the national child labor laws
were suspended, he says, refuting the
claim Of the World and other states
rights" opponents of the amendment
that the several commonwealths
would work out their own children's
salvation.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
LENIN MEMORIAL
MEETING GREAT
AFFAIR IN PHILA.
Best Music, Speakers
and Singers

Philadelphia workers will have their
first opportunity to see the new Rus
sian film I'm Memorium-Lenin" at
the great Lenin memorial meeting
Saturday, Jan. "a, at 8 p. m. at the
beautiful Lulu Temple located at
Broad and -Sping Garden streets.
Moissaye ]. Olgin, well known and
appreciated by the Philadelphia work.
ers, will be the principal speaker at
the meeting. Olgin's ability to paint
word pictures of the great accomplish
ments of Lenin and the Russian prole-
tariat which he has witnessed while
in Russia as the American delegate to
the Communist International, will be
an outstanding feature Of this great
meeting.
Oliver Carlson of Chicago, who is at
present conducting successful series
Of lectures on the Elements Of Com
munism" in Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Chester, will speak in
the name Of the Young Workers
!, AodSuO III MS uouoA hho6AOSAN oSJ AO'
Secretary Of the Workers Party of
Philadelphia, Comrade r. Baker, will
act as the chairman.
The Freiheit Singing Socftey under
the leadership of Mr.. 2. Haber will
sing the famous Russian Pohorodny
March which will give this great dem
onstration a true revolutionary spirit
Friend of the Freiheit Singing So
ciety who have followed the marvel
GUS progress and development Of this
group Of working class singers will
not fail to be present at this meet
ing.
For the first time the workers of
Philadelphia will see the film of Lenin
addressing the Russian workers in
the first proletarian republic. and the
tremendous, solemn funeral Of this
great leader and teacher of the world
revolution; and above all the great
spectacle Of the May day demonstra-
tion of the Russian Communists at the
tomb Of Lenin.
The admission to the meeting will
be 25c. The meeting will start
promptly at p. m.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

members of the Workers Party, to
support the left wing whether it be
composed of Communists entirely, or
whether it be a common movement of
Communists and non-party workers.
Under no conditions is it permissible
for a Communist to give support in
any way to the right wing and against
a left wing group. To do so is trea-
son to the whole progressive and revo-
lutionary left wing of the American
labor movement.
Some eleven members Of the Work
ers Party, Ey signing a document at
the solicitation of a right wing official
while elections were going on, COM
mitted such an act. The central execu-
tive committee Of the party has inves-
tigated the matter fully. 1t finds that
while there was some confusion exist
ing in the minds of many of these
comrades which caused them to make
this mistake without having any in
tentions to injure the left wing, yet
these excuses do not mitigate the
harmful consequences Of the act it.
self.
The Workers Party cannot remain
the unchallenged champion of all pro-
gressive and revolutionary elements
within the labor movement unless it
sharply rebukes and corrects all such
mistakes as this one. The central ex-
ecutive committee therefore called up
on the comrades in question to ad-
nit their mistake as an assurance
that the lesson of the present would
prevent a repetition of the same thing
in the future.
The following comrades refused to
admit that mistake had been made,
and defended their action in signing
document against the left wing: H.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
RUSSIAN COMRADES TO
GIVE FINE CONCERT
FOR LENIM MEMORIAL

A LenIn memorial meeting will
be held by the Society for Technical
Aid to Soviet Russia and the Rus
sian branch Of the Workers Party
on Saturday, Jan. "a, at the Soviet
School, 1902 w. Division st. A
beautiful concert appropriate to the
occasion will be given and speakers
in Russian will address the meet
ing. Besides the musical program
the welI-knoWn and justly popular
Russian actors, P0katlIoy, Luganov,
Lies, Namsova and, others will
participate. Il will begin at 8 p. m.
sharp and adrission Is 25e. All who
understand the Russian language
are urged to attend.
Are You Going to the open Forum
Sunday Night?
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Correction.

The vote Of the New York mem
bershlp meeting Of the Y. w. L. was
as follows: N. E. c. majority "a,
statement OF the district executive
committee SO, (the statement OF Com.
rade kaplan was not presented and
the vote Of e3 was In support Of a
statement drawn up by group Of
the New Yorw district committee.)
Third position under the leadership Of
comrade Glass II. The latter votes
we're In favor Of the N. E. c. state
ment dealing with organization.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF THE WORKERS PARTY STATES
ELEVEN MEMBERS DISCIPLINED

Of disciplinary
s follows
Clothing Workers. the within
favor Of the policies
right wing candidates policies
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

Several German families take the
Volkszeitung.
am going forward preaching the
gospel OF our cause without fear.
They may frame me up and send me
to prison, but they cannot kill my
spirit nor my principles. We had
another hearing again yesterday. It
has already cost me over $50. We
have hopes of licking the steel corpo-
ration again when the case comes to
court in March. The case will come
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
LABOR DEFENSE
CALLS FOR RED
STAR VOLUNTEERS
Open Campaign to Enlist
1000 Workers

I'm every capitalist war there are
casualties which are taken care of by
the Red Cross a bourgeois class
relief organization. In the class war
also there are casualties-men Jailed
or wounded or murdered, their ia
miles in need! We must have relief
workers to take care of them. We need
a working class relief organization to
match and outdo that of our capital
list enemy. We must mobilize the
Red Star Volunteers
This was the decision of the third
"Chicago Conference for Defense and
Relief held at 722 Blue Island Ave.
A campaign to mobilize thousand
"Red Star Volunteers" in Chicago
whose duty it will be to attend all
working class affairs, meetings, etc,
and collect funds for the defense Of
C. E. Ruthenberg and his thirty-one
fellow victims Of the Michigan Syn
dicalist Case. Name, address, tele-
phone number, what days or nights
can be given for this work! Old or
young, men or women or children,
all can and must help. Volunteers
should send their enlistment to Viii
liam F. Kruse, 19 So. Lincoln st.
Movie Tickets Sells Fast
All delegates reported that tickets
were selling fast for the showing of
1.-THE Beauty and the Bolshevik" at
Ashland Auditorium, Thursday night,
Feb. 5th. Several ads for the program
were also handed in. All ads must
be in Jan. 30th, every branch must
put in its own ad.
To Organize Language Conference
Comrade Kalousek of the Czech
Branch reported that her conference
with the Slovak comrades for Joint
Conference for Defense and Relief,
to embrace all Slavic language
groups was successful. The South
Slavik delegate reported that her
branches would also favor this plan.
The conference thereupon instructed
the Slavic Conference Committee to
proceed with the organization as fast
as possible.
Delegate Carlson of the Lakeview
Scandinavian Branch reported that
her language committee had begun
functioning and that she would make
a special trip to enlist the co-opera-
ton of the South Side Scandinavians
who thus far have been inactive.
No reports from the Lithuanian,
Russian, Italian, or Jewish Commit
tees.
Money Campaign Progresses
Two collections from meetings were
turned over to Comrade Maurer for
immediate pressing needs of the
Labor Defense. Prison Cell collec-
ton boxes will be prepared for use at
all affairs and will be placed on dis
play at restaurants, and other gather
ing of the radical workers.
The next meeting of the conference
will be held Saturday, Jan. "a, $3.50
D. m. at 722 Blue Island Ave.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

before the Reading court, Berks coun-
ty, where the steel corporation does
not have justice by the throat as II
does here in Lebanon. The workers
are better organized in Reading.
herewith enclose a check for five
dollars TO insure the DAILY WORK
Err for 1925. The DAILY WORKER
is OUR paper. II fights our battles
and gives us the truth about the work
ing class.-Fraternally. Jacob Dolla.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
workmen's circle Honors LenIn.

OMAHA, Nebr, Jan. 21. - David
Coutts and Tom Matthews. represent
ing the Workers Party, presented a
large-sized, framed picture OF Lenin to
Workmen's Circle Branch No. 626 last
Sunday evening
The occasion was the fifth anniver-
sary of this live-wire branch. When
the picture was presented the branch
members and their friends arose and
sang the International in expression
Of their solidarity with Leninism.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
These Branches Have Not Yet Remitted a
Single Dollar!
ARMENIAN-cranIte City, H.; Chicago, III.
observation-disclosures Ind.
czEcHO-SLovAK-oak Park, M.

ARMENAN-cranIe City H.; Chicago,
acknowledgements, Ind
cZEcHo-sLovAk-oak Park Ill.,
ENoLsH-shop Nucleus shop Nucleus Chicago Cicero I;
slv ILL.,; Springfield H.; Klncad, Ill.,;
Livingston M PEORIA H.; BeIevIe zgler, H.; Athens
H.. o'Failon, ~.
EiNNisH-chIcsso, IL West AIls Wis; Rock island Ill.,
cREEK-south Bend. Ind.
HUNGARIAN-Gary Harbor, Ind; Hammond
Racine Wis.
iTALANchcaso, H.; Chicago, H.; Chicago MI Chicago H.;
Cicero, III. Chicago, H.
Observation-Disclosures, Wis.,; Chicago L CHI
~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ILL.,; Chicago Chicago Chicago A.
North Chicago, MI Cicero M kenoha Wis.,
Bend, Ind; East ST. Louis No.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H.
RussiAN-kensnston chleaso West Frankfort chIeaao
ILL., Indiana Hsbor nd South Bend, nd CITY,
sPANtsH--chieago M.
SOUTH sLAvlcBukner hi Indiana Harbor. Chicago
ILL., North Chicago H.; Loekport IT.; Whiting,
ukRAiNlAN-cheago 2; West Hammond, ind.
Arne swabeek district Chicago city secre
Thuber Lewis agent must receive the
cooperation OF active every member
should be aetve)n tho attempt lnsu
drive In District
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
SALzMAN TOUR IN DIST. 5

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. %.
Daisytown, Pa, Jan. 26-27.
Monessen, Pa, Jan. 28-29.
5entleyVilIe, Pa, Jan. 80.
Mariana, Pa, Jan. 31-Feb. I.
Mckeesport, Pa. Feb. "a.
{. Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 5.
Rural Ridge, Pa, Feb. 7-s.
Dates for Houston, cannonsbure,
Meadowlands and other places will
be published In a few days.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Party Activities Of
Local Chicago

Russian Branch w. p. Meets Thursday.
A meeting Of the Russian Branch
Of the Workers Party will be held this
Thursday, at p. m, at the Soviet
School. 1902 w. Division st. All mem.
bers who took petitions for the alder.
manic campaign must bring them to
this meeting.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
A LETTER FROM JACOB DOLLA

WORKER: the job help circulate
English speaking
fright
spirit
families
paper families
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
MILITANTS ATTENTION!

The Chicago Union Educational arranging
which will require the services Of hundred
distribution Of leaflets
with Martin Abern
Washington Bell t3 Washington
number.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
Total Of $3.50 Places District Eight First In Point Of Returns

onenfth Of
DAILY WORKER
The district 2e7 therefore together with
dollar remitances
membership
$s,751.
the members still distance travel We they will
or he
The daily worker., 1925-01-23
TOTAL REMITTANcEs..

District 1877
that DAILY WORKER
tral Of the entire and that entire
give It life and alive.
list Of so
Of all active District All
read this obligated to bring question NsuRINc
WORKER at the meeting
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

See "The Beauty and the BoIsheVIk'
at Ashland Auditorium Feb. 5.
The daily worker., 1925-01-23

South Slavic, Zeee, 1900
Slavic, Kincad,
South Slavic, Waukegan 5000
Slavic, City, Ill., (sIov)
Slavic, Ais,
West Frankfort, 1000
Slavic, Waller,
Slavic, Racine
South Slavic, MuIkytovn,
Slavic, Kenosha
Slavic, Milwaukee,
Slavic, Cicero,
Slavic, Christopher
Chicago,
Slavic Chicago,
Ukranan, Chicago, ILL., 5rnsd)
Ukranan, Calumet City
Ukranan, Chicago
Ukranan, Milwaukee
"Edueatona Committee" Christopher IlI~.-~-....
Shop Nucleus s.
Shop Nucleus g.
Shop Nucleus l.
DAILY WORKER Building National
TOTAL REMITTANCE $4,000
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-10
Magic Boiler Claim
 of German Inventor

BERLIN, Apr. 10.-A "toy" which hour will, if it's inventor is right, revolutionize the heating technique of the world.
 Bernard Becker, an negineer in the little village of Northa, in Thur ingia, has constructed steam boiler about one two-hundredth of the usual size. It needs just little chimney, no special boiler-house, but it's activities are just as great as those of an ordinary big boiler
 While it takes at least five hours to heat big boilers in order to se- cure a pressure of six to eight at mospheres, Herr Becker's construc- tion works prodigiously fast. In five minutes fifteen atmospheres arc reached.
 The secret of this magic boiler lies in the fact that there is no water boiler and that sprayed water is pressed into the tube which instantly is transformed into steam. Every thing in this boiler works autmatic- ally, and Herr Becker intends to construct a big model with which he believes he can secure 150 atmos- pheres and even more. The heating is done with oil, and less is used than in an oil motor.
 A boiler which produces enough steam for a whole factory looks like little stove, it's size being roughly cubic metre. It is double brick construction, wherein a generator for steam consisting of several curved tubes is fixed. When the inventor demonstrated his invention to the press, he secured pressure of twenty atmospheres in four min utes. Herr Becker claims that the chief advantage of his boiler lies in the fact that no residue is pro duced and that therefore the work ing of the machinery is practically unlimited
 While it takes at least five hours for a new Golden Age to come, more skeptical people point out that the
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Kodiak Precinct, Third Division, Territory ot Alaska, Before the Hon. Sid. s. Bettman-
 In the matter of the estate of August Holmberg, deceased, In Probate Number ..
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of August Holmberg, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de. ceased, to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the date of the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the law office of John F. Coffey, at Kodiak, Alaska. which said office the undersigned se- lects as his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of the said August Holmberg, deceased.
 E. PETELLIN, Administrator of the estate of Aug. ust Holmberg, deceased. JOHN F. COFFEY,
 Attorney for the Administrator. First publication, March 16, 1925. Last publication, April IS, 1925.