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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
FEDERAL JUDGE TAKES
lille As AFRICANS
SP U R n LACKEYISM

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 90
The senate authorized Federal
Judge Clayton Of Alabama to accept
decoration given him by the
French government. 6orah spoke
against the resolution, declaring
that "lsekeylsm has gone far enuf."
II has just been learned that the
assembly at Cape Town, South A.
rIea has told King George to "re-
frsln from comforting any titles
upon his subjects domIelled or lily
Ing In South Africa and Southwest
Africa" Ia "a
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
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SEVERINO, MICHIGAN DEFENDANT,
ANSWERS LIES OF ID. OF j." In A
STATEMENT GIVEN TO THE PRESS
Labor Defense Council Press service.)

citizenship Severno of the
defendants Michigan United States district attorney of
citizenship stating acizenshp
This based
on the fact that A. V. Severino is Communist
being interviewed has emphat stated that in the first
his citizenship
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
Three Giant Radio
Sending Stations .
in Soviet Russia

MOSCOW, Feb. 2s.--Soviet Russia
has three radio sending stations, at
Moscow. Leningrad and Nishni-Nov-
gorod. These are under the control
Of the commissariat OF posts, tele-
graphs and telephones.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
Negro Lynehed as slayer

SHREVEPORT, La, Feb. -26.-Joe
Airy, Negro, alleged slayer Of N. A.
Yarbrough, state highway officer. was
lynched today near Benton, La. by a
mob after being wounded by deputy
sheriff.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
STRIKE STEMS WAGE CUT TIDE IN
WOONSOCKET, r. L., TEXTILE MILLS

wooNsockET r. Feb ga
Forestdae Forestda
defeated Of five
the strike terminated between
the United Textile Workers
This the
stemins continuing Pawueke
the P~tuck oreenhag
funds solicited from mill
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
Coal Barons Open War
At Cleveland, March 6, On
Jacksonville Agreement
tspeoIaI to Ths DaIIy w0rksrl


n
wa earned
Oper Il
Donaldson whO
E
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
RATIFIC ATOMS OF RUSSO-JARANESE
TREATY EXCHANGED AT PEKLNG, CHINA

2sRaheaons treaty which
snd Of sashaen
exchanged between Japan
to Picking this afternoon
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
COAL MINERS UNION LOST MANY
MEMBERS UNDER JACKSONVILLE PACT

Jacksonville
Ohio
Pennsylvania hand
lows:
Of Illinois Indiana
constituted hereby rearm the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28

AS WE SEE IT
BY 7. J. o'FLAHERTY

1T is encouraging to note the re-
spouse of the readers of The
DAILY WORKER to the appeal for
relief for the workers and peasants
of Ireland who are suffering from the
tortures of famine. Many have writ
ten asking for instructions as to how
to proceed with the task of raising
funds. The committee is busy get
ting the necessary material ready for
delivery. In the meantime any con-
tributions sent to the Workers and
Peasants Famine Relief Committee,
10 South Lincoln street, will be appre-
ciated One reader who sent in
check wanted assurance that it would
not pass thru the sticky fingers of
the knights of Columbus. No dan
ger.
THE money collected by the Work
| ers' and Peasants Famine Relief
Committee will be disbursed under
the supervision of the British section
Of the International Workers Aid.
That organization has established
headquarters in Dublin. None but
workers and radicals will have a
hand in its distribution. Like vul-
lures the capitalists and their bench
men seize on every tragic circum-
stance like famine, to increase their
popularity by doing out charity. This
despite the fact that most of this
suffering is due entirely to the ex-
plotting bourgeoisie. Our appeal for
assistance to the workers and pea
SAINTS in Ireland is frank class ap-
peal
IN connection with the Irish famine
it might be pointed out that this
catholic part of Ireland This need
not be taken as proof that the famine
is due to that fact. 1t is not. But it
shows that it has not prevented fam
inc. When the Russian famine ragged
the catholic priests in Ireland as
elsewhere, with few exceptions, blam-
ed the misery of the Russian pea
SAINTS and workers on the atheistic
Communist government. The famine
was a visitation from God 1t would
be we'll for the catholic workers and
peasants of Ireland if they had an
atheistic Communist government in
stead of the collection of Christian
hangmen who now run the Free
State.
NNE good feature of the work OF
Othe International Workers Aid
with which the Irish Workers and
and Peasants Famine Relief Commit
Tee is affiliated is that it brings those
priest-dominated workers and pea
SAINTS into touch with the radical
movement in very practical way.
rhe American government recognized
his when it sent it's relief organiza-
ion to Russia and used its food and
money to, destroy the Soviet govern
ment. The capitalists have been drug
cling the minds of the Irish people for
generations with prayer and democrat
lzing them with charity. Side by side
with RELIEF we VIII carry on cam
paign of education designed to show
hose exploited people that only when
they strike to get rid of capitalism
and follow the example of their Rus
sian comrades will they be able to
get rid of chronic want and periodical
,amines.
HJALMAR GRANTING, one of the
II leaders of the Second Interna-
tional and leading foe of Communism
was eulogized by conservatives and
liberals and even by some so-calledl
radicals after his death. One of the
eulogists is none other than Hoeg-
lund. recently expelled from the Com
Continued on Page 81 ~"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
Prepare For Next War.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-President
Coolidge today re-appointed Major
General Amos A. Fries as chief OF
the chemical warfare service.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28

The operators said to be seeking REIMBURSEMENT Of
wages because they claim non-unon mines have cut their
wage oned the jacksonville agreement went into
effect they say they able to nderse union
ators.
They state however, that they have mines both
the union and non-union fields.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28

Get a member for the Workers Party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28

.R9BT s SHAFEa
cen p Q COX $50
eth ave
NEW YORK N Y
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28

DAILY WORKER
To the Last Spike!
Before March 5
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28

HJALMAR GRANTING, one of the
II leaders of the Second Interna-
tional and leading foe Of Communism
was eulogized by conservatives and
liberals and even by some so-called
radicals after his death. One of the
eulogists is none other than Hoeg-
lund. recently expelled from the Com
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b RoHIIe R0HTIOB OH I0HH.Ica 10
qepTHEOB II OHpaBIeH B 6OIbHnuy
4la cyMacmeImx B HoHraR.
VS. "nyg PyMA" B 6OHbHN4y
KHI-6HI B IeTpoHTe HeEHd Ba-
cHIb Hs lpoIHeHcRon Ty6. OEoIo
Ok let OH He pa60TaI, 1aIoBaI-
ca, qTo 6o.IbHOn, Ho 6BI HepBbM
HrpoRoM B fHyI pyMes. HeIaBHo
OH B CANON 4e.Ie cepbe3Ho 3a6oIe.I
II o%qyTH.Ica B TOcTInTaIe AHap0op.
y BacHIHa MHOT0 3HaR0MMX OHIO
ce.TbqaH, H0 HHRT0 H3 HHY He HH
T%epecyeTca HIM, NO OOH EoTIa 6Ha
sIopoB he HHTepecoBaIca mHeM u
HHTeM, a Han ,lDIBMH, IpHHa4Ie-
HamHMH Il RaR0ii-IH60 OpraHHsa-
lIHH, TOIbHo noIcMeHBaIc
II Bee eT0 TeHepB nO3a-
6HIH HHHTo he ORasHBaeT eMy
H%HEaR0ff HoM0mH. .IeqaT ero B TO
clEHTaIe 0%ecnIaTHO HpaETHEaHTH-
%cTyIeHTBL, d OF TaEoT0 IeTeHHa Ma
10 H0,Ib3H 0HBaeT.
06ospeBaTenb.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03

B KHnxHoM MarasNHe "PaccBeT"
NMep1ca B npo4aXe: "Co6paHNe
%coqNaeHAG" Y. 4apBuHa B Ak TO-
MAX (ueHa 20 4OHAapOB.) " "Oc-
HoBaHna 6noAorNn" CneHcepa Cue
ia a 4OHAapa).
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03

IloAyqeHa HoBaa napTNa KHNr
Py6aKNHa |. "BenAKNH NHK-
BNsNTop" LENA so C.
z. "TporaTeHbHaa NcTopNa o
nepeHpameHHoM Hyaene". Lie
Ha C neDeCbIHK0H - 10 C.
O0paMaHTecb 3 KHNwHBH Ma
Ta3NH "PaccBeT".
[~locTynhA B npo4agy "N4NoT" 40
,cToeBcRoro 3 4Byx ToMax. Goa roma
B xopOuleM %nepenaeTe. ueHa 200.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03
SALE HP0gAWA

AemeBo npo4aDTca ABa noAbc-
Rnx MarasNHa (%rpocepn). NMeUT-
ca RoMHaTbI. Cnpocnrb B pe4aRuNn
"PaccBeTa" 274 VI. 10 yaHua.
G-3)
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03

l.. lyxoBHblH O6pas AOcToeBcKo-
70. 2. qeAoBeR. 8. CBo6o4a. q.
3ao. 5. 1p6oBb. 6. ReBOAplha
CouNaAN3M. 7. PoccMa. 8. Be-
HMRNH NHRBNsN1Op. 6oroqeAoBeK
N qeAoBeRo6Or. 8 4OcToeBcKnh "
UEHA -- 80 CeHT.
NMee1ca 3 Hpo4a%e co6paHhe
cTuxoB A. 6AoRa, B 3-x TOMax.
LENA ----- 2 A. 40 C.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03

npOHcxOw4eHne peHnrNo3HbIx BE-
poBaHNH. ErnnTaHe, BaBNaoHaHe,
CnpnigbI, AphalSl, NH4ycbl, Tie
pcbI, TpeKN " PnMAaHe, ReAbTbI,
TepMaHubI, CaaBaHe, RMTaRlbI,
anoHubI, MOHrOAb, @nHHbI, APP
pNRaHubI, 0KeaHNNubl N AMepH-
KaHubl. MYcyAbMaHe. EBpeN, vs.
p~anabraHe, Ny4eH. xpHcTMaHcTBo.
RHNFa cO4ep&NT oROAo 600 CT.
LENA S2.3U.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03
C. PENHAK. AZ
%"BCEObLuAa NCT0-
PM PE1NTNN". 7a4

C o A E:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03

HoCTynNAo ellie HecROAbK0 OK
%seMnaapoB KHNrn Mania "ch-
ma " qeAoBeR''. CnemnTe C Ba
nNMN s~aRasaMA, MOO HN Ha oA
ny RHNry, EpoMe Mania, HeT
1aRoro 6%oAbIuoro cHpOca. lie
"a rs c..
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03

fa HoBAa RHNTA "a
fgP H. BEP4aEBA an
eS "MNPOCO3EPuAHNE
~AOCTOEBCK0T0". ~
C D a P X H {:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-03
HACKOqN1 HA AETCKyN K0
HHCKy.

UIHH HAM leTp0HTcKHH pycCkhh
RaBaIep O63aBeIca aBToMo0HaeM II
Hpory,IHBaeTca B Hem c 0%apBIHHa-
NH. Oh H~acTO.IbRO 3~aID0OBalca cD0
eli H%pac0TEOh, qTo eTO a%BToMO0HIb
HacRoqHI Ha 4eTcRyD RoHscIy H
o|npoRHHy.I ee. ,IIapeHb H~cIIyraIca
II Ha Ho.lHMIi XoI nycTHI cBod AFRO
Mo6HIB, HTo-6H H30eRaTb cepbe3-
HoiI OTBeTcTBeHHOcTH.
Ho aa y6eraB.1HM aBToMo6HIeM
II0THaIca n0IHUeicHHli Ha M0T0IH-
R,IeTEe II H3.IoBHI npecTyHHHEa. lilo
4OcTaBIeHHD DE erO Ha NEGRO npe
c"TyHIeHHa 0Ka3aI0Cb, ITO B IeTc-
HOif Eo.IacHe p%e6eHRa He 0Ba0, a
%nepeB0sH.Tca B Heii caM0r0H, BIa-
Ie.IbHa R0JIacRH apecTOBaIH a Ha-
nero 9paHTa oTHycTHIH IoMoa.
4ETN 3ACTABNM KEHNTbCa.
PyccRHif EoIoHHcr II. II-HoB Top
&ecTBeHHO oTHpasIHoBa.I cBoD cBa-
4b6y HocIe ToTo, RaI oHH 4olroe
BpeMa Hpoa;H.I 6ea 6paHa c cBoefl
TenepemHeii &eHoF, OF RoTopod OH
uMeeT yaie B3poc.IbIx IeTefi. lilo Hac
ToaHHD HocIeIHHx N HpHIIIocB 90
BeHqaTBca Ha 'KopTe" B BH4y TO-
TO, qTO OF HHx Tpe6yDT 4oRyNeH-
TH Jpn nocTyIIIeHHH B BMcInyD uIRO
Nv.
The Republican., 1925-06-04

Cumberland, Mr. Lindsey Campbell, of
Morristown, Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Lee and son Of Oakland, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Campbell here re-
Gently.
Mr.. Parker Rodeheaver, of Wash
ington, D. c., motored to his home
here on Friday and returned to Wash
intgon Monday.
Carpenters are busy with the in
side finishing work on our new school
building which is now nearing COM
pletion and is credit to the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Corby and son
of Fairmont, w. Va, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Walters at this place a few
days ago
At the Garrett County Athletic
meet held at Mountain Lake Park on
the Goth, Deer Park grammar school
won the county championship in the
dodge ball contest.
Mrs. c. S. Refs and Mrs. T. H. Mos
ser were business callers at Oakland
Friday.
Miss Freda Beckman, of North
Glade, spent Sunday here with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul George and son,
of Denbo, spent the weekend at the
formers home here.
Mr.. Lester Welch, of Kempton, Wis
tied his parents here on Saturday.
DR.. E. E. Sollars and wife and Mr..
K. George attended the funeral of the
late Mr.. Thomas Keller, of Washing
ton, D. c., which was held at Romney,
West Va, on Sunday. Mr.. Keller was
an uncle of DR.. Sollars and held the
position of pair clerk in the United
States Senate for almost forty years.
Officials of the Deer Park Hotel
Company have been here recently and
have things under way for the open
ing of the house. The season, accord
ing to the management, promises to
be big one. The West Virginia State
Pharmaceutical Association will meet
at the hotel on June 21st.
Mr.. William Skelly, of Richmond,
Va, will have charge of the golf links.
He is professional player and said
to be an adept.
The sale conducted by the Ladies'
Aid at the Yutzy store on Saturday,
was quite a success. The society
cleared about $15.
The Tri-State Engineering Com
pany, which has the contract for the
building the Sand Flat road through
to Deer Park, has a large force of
men at work and expect to be in Deer
Park with the grading within a short
time.
The Republican., 1925-06-04

about the same amount in the last
year, with a slight advantage in the
one-teacher schools.
The score in the one-teacher
schools in Caroline, Dorchester,
Washington, Charles and Talbot de-
creased. Baltimore has the highest
score in these schools and Queen
Anne's has made the greatest prog
ress. Wicomico, Montgomery, ALE
gany and Prince Georges made the
next greatest gains.
Calvert and Queen Anne's have
perfect scores in the two-teacher
schools. Worcester, Montgomery and
Garrett have made the greatest prog
ress, ranging from 23.9 to 14.7 points.
st. Mary's have scores of 100. st,
Mary's has only one teacher
school, but has increased its score in
that from 25 to 100. Garrett, Howard
and Wicomico increased their scores
in the three-teacher schools more
than did any other counties. Caroline
and Baltimore sustained slight losses,
although Baltimore is near the top of
the list and Caroline is slightly above
the average.
The Republican., 1925-06-04

One of the chief objectives of the
State School Program as adopted by
the General Assembly of 1922, is to
have first grade teachers in every
elementary school, and encouraging
progress toward this end is evidently
being made, chiefly because of the
graduating of large classes from the
normal schools at Towson and at
Frostburg.
Whereas in the school year 1922,
there were 1928 white elementary
teachers holding regular first grade
certificates, this fall for the year
1924-25 there are 1919, an increase
of over Sc per cent. Sixty per cent of
these recent graduates went into the
one and two-teacher schools.
Nearly two-thirds of the present
elementary school staff has normal
school education or its equivalent.
Nearly a fourth have had a high
school education, and only II per cent
hold the third grade or lowest certi-
ficate, which indicates the completion
of less than four years of high school
work
The certifcation scores of the white
elementary school teachers in each
county are indicated in the chart
printed above. The score is based on
the following weighing of certif-
Gates: